jessica: the pressure laundry is lovely. i didn't go during the pandemic. >> besides that what did he do well. >> people in the state he had a very high approval rating. >> what has he done well jessica? >> jessicang about? what do you want me to say about it. can i just say something about who's voting in contrast to what jesse was saying, yes, you have a latino population that tends to vote democrat that is shifting. you also have a conservative population asian representatives that spent more asian representatives on the republican side in 2020. those make a difference. they won't shift the recall. but the democrats are aware of a shifting tied in terms of how a minority population is voting and he's bringing up racial issues not to say larry elder is a white supremacist but to say one party, the democratic party is the one paying attention to the racial ine quality issues. >> he has the meade why on his side. for them to not have the white woman in a grasry a mask throwing eggs at him. >> they called it an egg throwing incident. and then the la times viciously used a photo of larry elder in a moment where he was moving towards someone he knows, looked like he was hitting her, on the story, l

jessica: oficialmente es el Único poblano que falleciÓ en el atentado terrorista. >> tengo la foto y siempre hablÓ con el porque yo siento de que Él estÁ con nosotros. yo asÍ lo siento. jessica: un pedazo de fÉmur es lo Único que quedÓ regreso al poblado de 3500 habitantes enclavado en la sierra hasta el 2000 4.3 aÑos despuÉs de su muerte. dos dÉcadas despuÉs de la tragedia su ausencia sigue siendo el eterno recuerdo del hÉroe que desapareciÓ persiguiendo un Único sueÑo que era ayudar a su familia. junto con el fallecieron otros cuatro meseros de origen mexicano que cifran identificados, lo se calcula que otra decena de conacionales no tuvieron esa suerte. por eso aquÍ se le recuerda todos con el mismo cariÑo, aunque nadie sepa sus nombres. >> estaban luchando. jessicaa recordar a las miles de personas que perdieron la vida en los atentados que cambiaron la historia del mundo. fabiola: es el homenaje visto por todos en nueva york. el tributo de luz con dos estelas que iluminan 6 km hacia el cielo simboliza a los fallecidos, a las torres que no estÁn y al espÍritu inquebrantable de los que sobrevivieron. >> se me ponen los pelos de gallina porque fue algo por lo que yo he escuchado y ha marcado la vida de la gente que vive en esta ciudad. fabiola: daniel era muy pequeÑo cuando hace 20 aÑos las torres fueron derrumbadas durante los ataques, pero dice que es importante recordar. es de los pocos que llegaron al techo de un estacionamiento cerca a lo que fue la zona 0 desde donde ahora se ilumina el cielo cada 11 de septiembre. las luces eran encendidas desde el atardecer del sÁbado hasta el amanecer del domingo, pero durante los dÍas previos los ingenieros hacen pruebas para ajustar detalles y fue ahÍ cuando vimos tener acceso. con 44 lÁmparas super pod

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jessica zermeÑo. jessica, te saludamos. cuÉntanos la Última informaciÓn que se maneja. jessica: gracias, patricia. a sÍsmica aquÍ en la ciudad de mÉxico donde fue un sismo de siete . 1° en la escala de richter a 14 km al puerto de acapulco y debo decirte que se sintiÓ muy fuerte en la capital mexicana, tambiÉn acapulco y desgraciadamente el gobernador de guerrero en el puerto reporta que ya hay una persona fallecida. al parecer es un hombre al que le cayÓ un posteporque hubo muchÍsimo movimiento, patricia. la verdad es que aquÍ en la ciudad de mÉxico poco a poco se ha restablecido tanto la comunicaciÓn como los lugares donde no habÍa luzelÉctrica, pero hemos visto algunos postes, por ejemplo comer el puerto de acapulco. ya el presidente lÓpez obrador dio un primer reporte. andres: les informo sobre el temblor. el epicentrose registrÓ en acapulco, en guerrero. afortunadamente no hay daÑos mayores en este estado. jessica: efectivamente. la mayorÍa fueron daÑos materiales. nosotros hemos visto que el sistema de transporte colectivo ha empezado otra vez a trabajar y tambiÉn la secretarÍa de marina info

jessica? >> jessica: inelegant. >> dana: wow. >> john: where i come from, girls eating barbecue is the hottest thing possible. >> jessica: not pregnantair. >> jesse: he's the brisket expert. i don't want to say it's great. >> dana: all yours. >> dan: i love chipotle. >> dana: if greg were here, he would want some. >> dan: it's good. but -- >> dana: pretty good. >> jesse: that is not a ringing endorsement. >> dan: i don't want to hurt my stock. it's not bad. >> jesse: it's good. i'll eat anything. >> john: we like to do our own. i have a big green egg at home. go get a big green egg, seriously. it's the best afternoon. for eight hours. >> dan: the brisket and it falls apart. >> john: that meat falls apart. you never want to eat anyone else's. >> dana: make your own brisket, become an adult, and buy roller skates. we're good here. . ♪ >> jesse: time now for one more thing. start with you, john. >> john: i have a new show called "the pursuit on the fox business network. it's an important show, i think. because i sit all kinds of americans down. i don't care about their politics where they come from or what they look like. it's about pur

jessica zermeÑo. jessica: por la maÑana cruzan mÁs fÁcil el rÍo bravo porque el nivel del agua es menor. asÍ vimos a migrantes que han renunciado a esperar en el campamento en del rÍo, texas. prefieren regresar. >> mejor que nos quedamos en mÉxico para salir adelante. jessicacon eso son tiquetes no atendieron. el fin era deportarnos. creo que no es justo. jessica: la odisea de hace meses hasta acÁ es porque les prometieron permiso para entrar a estados unidos. hoy el canciller mexicano revelÓ que hablÓ sobre el engaÑo con el secretario de estado que dijo que washington sÓlo otorgÓ mÁs tiempo para la los haitianos que ya cuentan con tps en estados unidos... >> pero los dirigentes de estos conglomerados de refugiados... dijeron "vayan estados unidos rÁpido para que les den el beneficio". jessica: anoche habÍan 500 personas en este campamento. hoy se ven mÁs. >> o y se ven personas con sÍntomas respiratorios... jessica: algunos anoche aseguraron ver cuerpos flotando en el rÍo. confirmaron la bÚsqueda. aunque no saben si la tragedia ocurriÓ. >> no tengo la manera de corroborarlo. tenemos que ir a la bÚsqueda, asÍ nos lleve dÍas. jessica: ademÁs de las redadas nocturnas, comenzaron las deportaciones. hoy saliÓ un vuelo desde piedras negras a 50 millas de ciudad

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jessica, look in your room, walk around your room. what do you see? >> jessica: i'm enchanted. not really a poster but you know the children's book" where the wild things are," i have a signed poster by marie sontag who wrote that. >> greg: i live near his street. >> jessicaou. that whole book was disturbing. it's disturbing. jesse, your inner room, you walk over the dirty laundry, and the magazines between the mattresses. >> jesse: i only had one poster, i think it was jordan his rookie year, he stood on the moon and postponing the ball right here by his knees. do you know who michael jordan is? >> greg: yes i do. >> jesse: he probably had no sports posters. >> greg: is not a single one. >> jesse: you probably had the clash poster is. >> greg: i did. >> sandra: i think if you are asking teenagers, it was like paula abdul kump macaulay culkin. i was a little, little kid. i'm the youngest of six kids so i shared my room with my brother so we had the 86 bears poster and michael jordan probably in the mix. >> greg: so as a kid i had nothing but when alan movie posters. poseidon adventure, a towering inferno, earthquake, but i also had lancelot link which i bet nobody even knows what that is here. it was at detective champ that used to dress up in human cloth

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jessica? >> jessica: awesome.s going to be this 9/11 charity comedy show that pete davidson whose father was first responder or fireman passed away on 9/11 and jon stewart were hosting and it happened last night incredible comic about dave chapelle in person for the first time. john my lynn any was there. michael weekend update. it was great. special guests. a firefighter before he made it in show business and went back to ladder company from long island after 9/11 no phobes just you and thousands of people all fully vaccinated laughing what was a tough weekend so for some of us. incredible are. a lot of very funny jokes repeat it was supposed to be this private thing hopefully they air it. >> katie: i know you have seen jury was stick park and growing of dinosaurs in a lab and going poorly. we constructing woolly man moth teamed up with gin net cyst to deextinct the woolly man moth called colossal aims to create new woolly mammoth to withstand artic temperatures. the goal is to create a woolly mammoth calf? six y

jessica? >> jessica: okay, well, i'm sorry to both of you have. obviously. on your losses. >> greg: three for three. >> jessicao get started. so, how is that for an uplifting story? >> dana: well done, if you are going to take terry bradshaw's money. >> jesse: rose mcgowan, she helped expose harvey weinstein. she is joining "tucker carlson today" and she is going to talk about how democrats like the clintons and gavin newsom's wife helped enable harvey weinstein's culture of sexual harassment and it's going to be a two-part episode. "tucker carlson today" on fox nation. slated to air today ends friday at 4:00 p.m. eastern. head over to fox nation now for part 1 and check that out. >> dana: greg, would you like to tell your joke that you held back? >> no i believe that joke would get me fired. >> can you tell us. >> jesse: we would like to read your joke. [laughter] >> dana: just tell everyone. all right, great show. that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret baier. hey, bret. >> bret: are you sure greg doesn't want more time. >> greg: nobody wants me to stay here. >> bret: we do. welcome to washin

jessica? >> jessica: i came across alligators all the time in tribeca. i love the patience that he showed. he is sticking with it. and then he restored the alligator to its natural habitat. >> very environmentally friendly. you would probably make this into a purse. >> dana: i was thinking boots. you got kids about could you pull out a pistol and shoot the thing? that is not will smart but he is an army veteran. >> oh. >> thank you for your continued service. >> we are forever indebted. next, is it creepy or cool? amazon unveiling a new thousand dollars home assistant robot that is going to follow you around. it could be used to bring stuff to a polk room, video chat, play music and keep an eye on your house while you are away. are you suspicious that this think may spy on you instead? >> oh, yeah. by the way could be careful when you go into somebody's home and you are looking, shopping for a new home. they got a drop cam on you and they can hear you. my dogs would destroy this. they would chew its pieces and it would freak them out. >> jessicaver this thing. [overlapping speakers] >> this combines two big fears for that mika home tech and robots. so absolutely not. >> what you would have to spend your? >> i would not think isn't as true the name of the dog -- >> yes. >> i don't even have one of those, you know, the thing that you talk to. it is bad enough that if i even think about something, it shows up as an add on my phone. >> you know they are all listening to you. you know when you are talking about something and there's an ad. i'm strolling through facebook. no way this is not a spy. >> and it is probably chinese. go figure. this might be a little too low. americans checking their smart phones nearly 96 times a day. you are on your phone probably twice as much. >> i can show you. i get that thing on sunday. your average speed time is down to the night and a half hours. that is not a joke. >> you are battling for of the soul of the country. >> 96 is once every ten minutes. that is low. i think that is a very low. >> un

. >> jesse: jessica? >> jessicain hacked i encourage everyone to watch. best actress in a comedy, supporting actress in a comedy and now lead actress in a comedy. also talks about losing her husband of 30 years suddenly earlier this year it was an emotional tribute and fantastic actor. >> dagen: this woman was stuck in flood water arlington national cemetery. here they come they pushed her car to safety. semper fei,. >> jesse: that is it for us. "special report" is next with bret baier. >> bret: that video is awesome. watch the whole thing it will give you goose bumps. breaking tonight authorities in florida have searched the home of the missing boyfriend of the young woman, gabby petino now believed dead following a cross-country trip from which she did not return. we will have a live report on that story. we will have new details on the push to have children vaccinated as school resumes and pediatric covid cases surge across the country. where are we on this? plus, there was a major sell off in the stock markets t

jessica: en la capital mexicana, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.e curso legal, el bitcoin, de acuerdo con el presidente de el salvador se persigue atraer divisas, dinamizar la economÍa y equiparar al paÍs con el resto del mundo. >> es para generar empleo e inversiÓn, y no va a afectar a nadie, como dijeron los opositores. reportero: sin embargo, no todos estÁn de acuerdo. >> esta moneda no viene a enriquecer al pueblo salvadoreÑo, va a generar mÁs pobreza, nos va a afectar a tal grado que muchos no van a poder manejar esta moneda virtual. reportero: a pesar de las crÍticas, este tipo de monedas ya es legal. el gobierno va a depositar 30 $ en esta moneda a quien baje la aplicaciÓn, con la que pueden pagar en dÓlares y en bitcoins. >> el gobierno va a regalar 30 $ en moneda virtual. reportero: el presidente dijo que no es obligaciÓn utilizar la moneda virtual, pero el miedo al cambio estÁ presente. guadalupe le dijo a su hermano que no envÍe este dinero como remesa. >> para mÍ no es una moneda segura en vista que ademÁs de ser virtual, se devalÚa. re

jessica: benjamÍn galindo crea molcajetes de piedra con destellos blancos del lugar, dÁndole este aspecto Único a sus creaciones. >> lo hago en dos dÍas. jessica: ellos buscan una certificaciÓn de origen como el tequila y ya consiguieron una ventaja para la comunidad que les otorga protecciÓn legal para enfrentar juntos a quienes quieran quitarles su tradiciÓn. >> debemos aprovechar para que esta gente que viene de otras partes a copiar y a imitar , que no vendan cosas que son piratas. jessica

jessica? >> jessica: this story hit home for me because i love weddings and income weddings. due to cody people can't have their weddings. people that love people can't get there we have a loyal brides maid who delivered her wedding speech via hologram meant that she couldn't get to her best friend's wedding in ontario. it was enabled by a tore rope toe based organization. everyone was obviously over the moon that she could, quote: be there. it's very whitney houston like. but, for bride maiding. >> greg: what if she was doing the divorce. people always remember the weddings. they never remember the divorce. where is the wedding album? where is the hologram divorce? >> shannon: could do you a photo shoot for the divorce? have a photo album. >> jessicad so you don't have to be in the wedding. "special report" is up next. >> bret: hey, dagen. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concern about americans and those who helped americans still stranded in afghanistan as antidotes of new taliban atrocities are sphirlt withing out of that country. the biden administration is trying it best to turn the page from the issue that is fueling accusations of broken promises from the president. we will take a closer look at that in a few minutes. also tonight, dozens of republicans are now calling for the president's impeachment over his actions and this phone call with the afghan president before the fall of kabul. but, impeachment is something the top.

jessica zermeÑo. jessica: a unos pasos de la entrada estÁ "el rodeo", donde alguna vez hubo jaripeos y fiesta. allÁ las caballerizas, jacuzzi y una cancha para jugar squash, en el rancho "el paraÍso", morelos, que era propiedad de "la barby" jefe de sicarios de los hermanos beltrÁn. >> el capo... este... en una junta. jessicae salvÓ esta caminadora. la casa cuenta con un jacuzzi de mÁrmol coronado por una cabeza de leÓn de piedra. tambiÉn se conservan estas jaulas que anteriormente tenÍan animales exÓticos como tigres de bengala y gorilas y venados y cebras. esto se asemeja al zoolÓgico privado que tenÍa el narcotraficante pablo escobar en la hacienda nÁpoles. presidente lÓpez obrador: hay formas de resolver. jessica: muchos rezan por ser el dueÑo de esta finca que fuera del capo que se burlÓ de la autoridad hasta que lo detuvieron y que hoy condenado en estados unidos no tiene esperanzas de volver a este lugar. jorge: el debate era si deberÍa convertirse en escuela o no, ahora alguien se lo va a ganar. ilia: imagÍnate. [música] wenceslao: hijos, yo soy su padre. wenceslao rueda. mariano: ¿papá? regina: ¿papá?

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jessica zermeÑo. jessica: las violentas redadas para detener a las caravanas migrantes en chiapas, mÉxico ha frenado la migraciÓn, han logrado seguir su camino en pequeÑos grupos, caminando por la maleza o las rutas del tren, su camino ha sido mÁs difÍcil. >> abuso de la policÍa nacional e inmigraciÓn. jessicaz, los que llegaron hasta ahÍ han dejado en grupos o solos. aunque andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador sigue negando que detener a los migrantes es algo difÍcil por mitalirizacion. este aÑo suman ya mÁs de 77.000, ahora ni esos permisos o garantÍa de libre trÁnsito. [audio ambiente] en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo. ilia: corea del norte celebra su aniversario, ha llamado la atenciÓn en el mundo entero el hecho de que la ceremonia incluyÓ asientos de soldados con trajes protectores y mÁscaras antigÁs, el evento estuvo encabezado por king jong un. ilia: se pide que conforme un gobierno mÁs inclusivo, que tenga en cuenta a las mujeres y que aborde deficiencias el paÍs, reconoce que la formaciÓn de un gobierno provisional era necesario pero que hay que alcanzar la unidad nacional. el gobierno federal entabla una demanda civil para tratar de revertir el aborto en texas. fue detenido en espaÑa, que fuera el hombre fuerte de la inteligencia de hugo chÁvez. ¿tu balance de vida y trabajo? inexi

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jessica, our last story _ very emotive issue. jessica, our last story is _ very emotive issue. jessican the coming weeks as an olive branch after recent spats there have been. what the make of that? ., , , of that? reading between the lines, the would of that? reading between the lines, they would just _ of that? reading between the lines, they would just like _ of that? reading between the lines, they would just like to _ of that? reading between the lines, they would just like to bring - of that? reading between the lines, they would just like to bring back i they would just like to bring back to the uk and meet other members of the family and it seems like very normal thing to want to do, even if it is a gesture of repairing relations. the sun suggests there has been an attempt at peacemaking between them and the royal family. i will believe it when i see it and when icm touchdown and see a family photograph. and when icy them touchdown. —— and when i see them touchdown. -- and when i see them touchdown-— touchdown. could it heal those wounds? l _ touchdown. could it heal those woun

jessica had drifted a bit after high school, but by 2015, it was a little unusual. laura and jessica both had babies with john. laura dated him first. but it was after she broke up with john that her son christopher was born. and that was not long before jessicaout when i was six months pregnant with our son that him and jessica had been dating. or just started dating. i'm pretty sure unaware, that she and i even knew each. other so both of us found, out from him. that she is dating him, and i have a child with him. so it was kind of like a surprise to everybody. >> what kind of a surprise would you say it was? >> well i wasn't too happy about it. >> two women, two children, one man. >> i wanted to be mad at her and i couldn't, because she was just too nice. >> anyway, pretty soon, john was no longer in the picture for either of them. then, as single mother's, laura and jessica reconnected so their sons, half brothers, could bond. >> our kids met each other and they got to play together. >> now her friend was dead. and the father of both their sons was sitting in the police station answering questions. >> when was the last time you're actually at the house? >> i could even tell you for sure. >> ballpark. >> probably been three months ... >> s

jessica hahn story. the only one that has the jessica hahn story is jessica hahn, and the pictures were my choice. think you move me ♪ >> it's sam kinison singing "wild thing." accompanying him is jessica hahn, billy idol, tommy lee, ratt, poison. they're all there in the video, and it's like, she belongs to us now. ♪ wild thing, i think you move me ♪ >> jessica hahn became a big star as a result of all this. >> what jessica became in the height of that, that wasn't really her. i think that was her people, created this jessica hahn. >> so, jessica hahn says, i feel like everyone paid a price because of this scandal. i was wrong. he was wrong. i feel like it is just time to forgive. >> in fort mills, south carolina, deposed ptl leaders jim and tammy faye bakker skipped church services today. >> jim and tammy faye are in exile during this period. you know they hated it. >> this was the media story of the century. >> god doesn't want us to turn back now. we've come too far by faith. >> you had a tv preacher who was raking in millions a year. you had him living large with air conditioned dog houses and

the right advice was blue i thin— was blue i think as jessica 'ust said, it's was blue i think as jessica 'ust said. its a fi was blue i think as jessicank as jessica 'ust said, it's a very finely * was blue i think as jessica just | said, it's a very finely balanced decision — said, it's a very finely balanced decision. the government has to take a broader_ decision. the government has to take a broader view as well. it's about the social— a broader view as well. it's about the social benefits of being in schools — the social benefits of being in schools for children and the psychological benefits that are being — psychological benefits that are being weighed in by prime ministers. and by— being weighed in by prime ministers. and by chris — being weighed in by prime ministers. and by chris whitty. they've been talking _ and by chris whitty. they've been talking about this, so the jc cvi has looked strictly has looked at the medical facts alone. i think it's entirely legitimate to do, and the valance is slightly tipped in their_ the valance is slightly tipped in their favour. the fallback is every parent _ their favour. the fallback is

jorge: jessica, desde ciudad de mÉxico, este no serÁ el primero y Último sistema en mÉxico, funciona el sistema de alarmas anti sÍsmica? jessicanaron ayer menos del 2%, pero lo que mÁs ha crecido es la conciencia que cuando suena la alerta, sÓlo tienes unos momentos para cambiar tu vida, sino despuÉs no sabes lo que puede pasar. ilia: estÁ con nosotros albert, jefe de meteorologÍa de univisiÓn. albert, cÓmo podemos explicar que los radares lo detectaron? albert: sÍ, no hay razÓn que haya mÁs terremotos en un fecha u otra. a la tarde de ayer, ese temblor en la zona de acapulco que se sentÍa por todo el centro y sur de mÉxico, en todos los estados se percibiÓ el temblor. fijaros, ese temblor llegÓ a viajar a muchas millas y los sismÓgrafos lo captaron hasta en la florida, no se sintiÓ, pero los sismÓgrafos lo captaron. las placas tectÓnicas van flotando, en este caso, la de coco se mete por debajo de la norteamericana, generando temblores que pueden viajar hacia el otro lado del mundo. es importante... vamos a quitarlo... jorge: yo pensÉ que esas luces eran el tendido elÉctrico, pero no. albert: algunas, sÍ. fijaros, tenemos una

jessica dean. jessica, the deadline set by speaker pelosi for a vote on this $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure explain week from today. what's the holdup you right now, and what does it mean for the president's other $3.5 trillion budget plan? is it in jeopardy? >> well, ana, the best way to explain it is a very complicated rue bics cube for democratic leadership here on the him they are trying to figure out how to make everyone in their party happy and move all of these packages forward together so just to recap for everyone. we have the bipartisan infrastructure package which, of course, has already passed the senate, and nancy pelosi has -- has pledged to hold a vote on that by september 27. . you mentioned that's a week from today. in the meantime, democrats also working to craft this sweeping economic package that would really expand the social safety net here in the united states and that takes time. it's highly unlikely that they will be able to get that all done by next week and in the middle of all of this you have progressives saying, hey, if we haven't voted on this economic package yet we're going to tank your infrastructure bill and we have moderates saying if we don't get this infrastructure bill we're not voting for this massive economic package so you can see the push and the pull that they are trying to deal with right now as they navigate through this. in the meantime, president biden's agenda hangs in the balance and one more thing to consider. if you look at the calendar right now, you have those deadlines that i just outlined on those two bills, but you also have the debt ceiling which we're coming up against. that's going to be -- they are going to need to raise the debt ceiling by the middle of october and government funding runs out at the end of this month so democrats also right now trying to figure out how to get both of those things done. do they tie those together? republicans have been veried a president, aprila, that they do not want to increase the debt ceiling. it's just a lot of questions about how to strategically move this forward. >> a lot of this comes down to messaging, phil, the white house trying to focus on how the president's plans will help middle class americans. fill us in on their strategy. >> reporter: i think it's a big component of it. the policy is exceedingly important as jess and our capitol hill colleagues can tell us and white house officials are real engaged in a feverish back and forth between democrats on the house side and senate side on everything, whether it's prescription drugs, the tax policies, health care policy, all trying to thread the needle here but what you're hearing from the white house side of things hand what you've seen from president biden in his public remarks over the course of the last couple weeks is trying to retrain the focus on the bigger picture, and i think that's something fa-you're hearing a lot from white house officials is look at what this plan, even if it's not to the scale that you want, progressives or if it's larger than you would want, moderates, look what it would do to health care costs and in terms of prescription drugs. look what it would do in terms of shifting or reshaping the tax code. those are all democratic priorities, and i think that that's the biggest thing that you hear right now from white house officials is two-fold. don't miss the forest through the trees. there's an opportunity that democrats even with the barest of majorities in the house and senate can do something that many of them have been pressing for on a policy basis for years if not decade, and this is kind of an implicit thing that you hear from white house officials. if you don't get this done, there won't be much else that you can bring to the table during the mid-term elections and that includes the infrastructure bill and also the bigger picture proposal. there's a push. you want something and need something to show for these majorities. this is t.figure out a way to unify but they are not there yet. >> phil, jessicak you both. >> how will the white house respond to another problem, a growing crisis at the border. dhs secretary mayorkas is in del rio, texas, where more than 10,000 migrants are sheltering under a bridge. we go there next. out its fearle. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. 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jessica _ four, three... to performance of jessica chastain _ four, three... to performance of jessicahich is a disappointment. it is a story told to much in broad strokes. it lacks originality. but baker's appeal was to the christian right as it was a growing force. the film misses the opportunity to help us understand the rise of that movement that went on to have such a powerful impact on modern american political life. toronto was packed with good films. a favourite of mine being the power of the dog a great study of power in relationships and repressed lives, but because of being hampered by covid—19, it was not an award season where toronto could capture the limelight. that distinction belongs to venice and telluride. that brings the special awards season look ahead edition of talking movies to a close. you can reach us online... and you can find us online... and you can find us on facebook and twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies production team in toronto, it is goodbye as we leave you with a clip from the led zeppelin documentary portrait, which w

jessica tarlov. jessica recently lost her dad. she grew up in this neighborhood and he died of a 9-11 related cancer. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> i want to start by thanking karl rove. i was working on a 9-11 documentary. he said nobody told the story of september 14th. the president's trip to new york. the meaning of it for america. the day is incredible. starts at the national cathedral with all of the living presidents and a prayer service and goes to the late hours in new york city where he spends hours and hours comforting individuals up at the javits center. it's on foxnation.com and i hope you check it out. it's truly moving. i thank karl rove for drawing my attention to focus on that one story. you were a big part of that day, governor pataki. >> it was a critical day. i remember talking to karl rove and saying the president has to come. his secret service was saying he can't. it's too dangerous. we don't know if there's other attacks or terrorists in new york to his credit, the president said yes, i'm gone. you just showed the clip. it was an emotional day. as you said during that narrative, it was a turning point. we went from being angry but unfocused to having a purpose. >> martha: it's so interesting that ad lib moment by the president, he sensed in the crowd, he could hear people saying we have to get them. he used that moment to give everybody what they needed to hear, right? >> absolutely. you heard the thousands of people. they had been there night and day, since the morning of september 11th. they were tired and angry. they needed a leader. that morning, when the president spoke, we had a leader. we needed that. >> martha: you gave them the assurance an so did mayor guliani that was a pivotal person that day, that it was going to be received well, that they weren't going to -- they didn't want to disrupt what was going on here. >> absolutely. the president was very conscious of the efforts at that point still to save lives and of the emotion. but i think -- i'll never forget. driving from the heliport with the president across the ground zero. the streets were lining with thousands of people from every walk of life, every race, every nationality holding signs saying we love you, god bless america. go get them. you can see the emotion that the president was picking up from the crowd. there was a sense of unity that we had been attacked and we needed a leader that was going to respond. >> martha: jessica i said. >> yes. >> martha: you have experienced some things of an impact in your own family that gets lost in the shuffle sometimes. people were here day in and day out suffered cancers that were devastating. >> absolutely. the first responders who took care of everyone in the days right after, stayed months after, still searching for bodies that there might be hope. whether we identify it by a dental picture. we talk about them and that's right. but this entire community was devastated by this. whether you lived nearby, you worked nearby, the air quality was obviously less than safe. my father passed away from a tongue cancer. he's a wine maker. they spent years trying to figure out is this from some soil -- how did he end up with this not a smoker or a drinker. two of my best friends, their parents died from blood cancer, one ovarian cancer. it's interesting to track the time line. 20 years later, people are suffering the effects of this. my father passed away july 31. >> martha: so

jessica: buenos dÍas, yo soy sÚper fanÁtica. johnny: en mantecado no se si lo comerÍa. jessica: hay que probarlo a ver que tal. johnny: hoy es miÉrcoles, mitad de semana primer dÍa de septiembre y las redes sociales andan muy activas. le damos la bienvenida no estÁ querida jessicairma con el club y embarca en su propia aventura de la vida real. el actor mexicano fue uno de los primeros en felicitar a santiago por su logro y resalta la importancia de continuar luchando por los sueÑos de uno. Éste es el nuevo trend de regreso a clase, estÁn compartido fotos muy divertidas del antes y despuÉs, el primer dÍa de clase de sus hijos, y segÚn las imÁgenes parece que estos niÑos llegan a casa como si hubiera trabajado 40 horas a la semana. quÉ tal? elizabeth Álvarez celebrÓ su cumpleaÑos de la mejor manera, en familia.la actriz comparte imÁgenes con su esposo e hijos a travÉs de su cuenta de instagram y dijo que estaba feliz y agradecida. alejandro fernÁndez ofreciÓ un concierto privado en mÉxico para la marca de tequila " don julio ". en su primera intervenciÓn agradeciÓ las muestras de cariÑo para su padre, le pide a dios que todo estÉ bien para que pronto se recupere don vicente, le dedicÓ a Él el concierto. alejandro: no hay mÁs palabras para decir que este conciert

jessica. jessica: este revoltillo digital tiene grandes momentos. un momento muy emotivo que viviÓ ricardo montaner en el concierto de sus hijos mau y ricky en argentina. tambiÉn un encuentro muy especial con alejandro sanz y otros artistas. seguimos comentando sobre el embarazo de la actriz. vamos con el revoltillo digital. ♪ ♪ ♪ kylie jenner confirma que estÁ embarazada con un hermoso vÍdeo. la modelo y empresaria decidiÓ compartir la noticia de su segundo bebÉ con este tierno vive. llevÓ a sus seguidores a travÉs del proceso del embarazo junto con su pareja. las imÁgenes tambiÉn mostraron a la famosa influencer dando la gran noticia diferente miembro de su familia. disfrutando de su crecida pancita. felicidades a los padres! reuniÓn de amigos. asÍ fue la encuentro de luis fonsi, alejandro sanz,gracie y tini. serÁ quÉ se viera una colaboraciÓn muy pronto? quÉ momento! ricardo montaner no pudo contener las lÁgrimas y el orgullo contra el concierto de sus hijos mau y ricky en argentina. el famoso cantante tuvo una increÍble experiencia como parte del pÚblico en el exitoso concierto que se llevÓ a cabo en buenos aires. el artista compartiÓ las imÁgenes a travÉs de su cuenta de instagram. mostrÓ el amor infinito de su familia unida por la mÚsica. [mÚsica] mÁs felices que nunca. sorprendiÓ a sus seguidores al anunciar su matrimonio con el director. la pareja compartiÓ el gran anuncio a travÉs de sus redes sociales. compartieron alguna fotos del dÍa mÁs feliz de su vida. los novios rÁpidamente recibieron mucha felicitaciones por parte de amigos y seguidores, entre ellos, eiza gonzÁlez, entre otros. felicidades a los reciÉn casados. ahora vuelve a hacer historia. la popular banda coreana acaba de romper un rÉcord de mÁs de 40 aÑos en la taquilla mundial de billboard. el tema es oficialmente la canciÓn del verano. estuvo en la lista en 10 semanas. se convirtiÓ en el cuarto sencillo nÚmero uno de la banda en este aÑo. el Último grupo en lograr esto fue en 1970. quÉ tal? [mÚsica] y llegan por todo lo alto a unimÁs el reconocimiento que otorga una de las listas de popularidad mÁs importante la mÚsica latina. se trata de un evento que recibe a los artistas mÁs importantes en un espectÁculo Único que promete ser todo un reventÓn. para conocer a los nominados puede visitar unimÁs.com. esperamos el prÓximo 17 de octubre sÓlo por unimÁs. nos despedimos este revoltillo digital con el nuevo dueto. la nueva canciÓn es una poderosa melodÍa de ritmo de cumbia con sonido urbano. esto es "mudanza de hormiga". quÉ suene la mÚsica! [ mÚsica] johnny: hasta ritmo tenemos. hablando de grupos. estoy emocionado. sabes que mi nieto es fanÁtico. me encantarÍa en algÚn momento dado poder verlo. jessicambre, pero hace cuatro aÑos, se registro uno de los peores terremotos que se ha presentado en ese paÍs. personas que viven ahÍ compartieron tambiÉn grabaciones en la escuela y se puede ver cÓmo se sintiÓ de fuerte el sismo en los departamentos. una camioneta perdiÓ el control y terminÓ dentro de un restaurante brasileÑo en massachusetts. los dueÑos y su hijo se encontraban en la cocina. por fortuna nadie resultÓ herido. no habÍan clientes parados en el lugar en el accidente. el propietario del restaurante dice que la mujer que conducÍa la camioneta parecÍa estar desorientada sin tener claro lo que acababa de suceder. astrid rivera "despierta amÉrica". alan: ahÍ estÁn las imÁgenes impactantes. tanto del accidente como del sismo en mÉxico. satcha: claro que sÍ. el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador habla de las secuelas del sismo. dice que no deja daÑos de consideraciÓn. sin embargo, mÁs de 1,000,000 de personas se quedan sin luz. confirma la muerte de un conductor de una moto en el

jessica and tammy. jessica and tammy are fox news contributors. tommy you spent time on the border. one point that alejandro mayorkas made, he said what is happening with the people they detained and there are thousands, they are either detained or having alternatives to detention. it was interesting that nobody pressed him on that. what does that mean alternatives to detention? where are these people and what will compel them to show up for the court days you mentioned? >> yes, those court dates are more of a notice to disappear than to appear. i would guess that the alternatives are catch and release. i spent time with border patrol on horse back. the fact that the democrats are now doubling down on this false narrative to demonize the border patrol goes in line with their agenda to demonize all of law enforcement. border patrol have few resources left. they are overwhelmed. they are be relegated to baby sorts. -- sitters. now they want to take away another tool.itter. -- sitters. now they want to take away another tool. the american people were catching on to what was going on at the border. this is what the democrats do to the detriment of the safety and security of our nation. >> martha: jessica, they jumped the gun again. indicting these individuals before the investigation. we heard the president say they were being strapped. i asked this question of secretary pompeo: what are they supposed to do when people are trying to push their way across the border illegally? what is the okay way to encourage them not to go forward across the border when they are confronted that way? >> my field of expertise the proper way to do is will come out of this investigation. [inaudible]. we come to humane understanding. i want to acknowledge the photographer of that photo said it was miscontrued. i hope we wait for the outcome of the investigation before jumping to conclusions. there has to be a better way. if it just took a few days to clear the thousands underneath the bridge, we can move faster on these issues and get people into detention centers, processed in a way that gets the best outcome. i don't know if that's catch and release or what will happen there. people not showing up for c

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jessica: lozoya fue detenido en mal unidad —— mÁlaga, espaÑa. >> los expresidentes fueron denunciados en el escrito presentado por el seÑor lozoya y estamos en proceso de integraciÓn de la informaciÓn. jessicaun plazo de varios meses mÁs para reunir pruebas a su favor. en la fiscalÍa nos dijeron que no harÁn comentarios para no entorpecer la investigaciÓn. ilia: ahora hablamos de las remesas que llegan desde estados unidos a mÉxico. se registraron mÁs de 11.000.000 de transacciones. los ingresos por remesas se expandieron a una tasa anual del 29%, resultado de alzas del 13% en el nÚmero de envÍos. presidente lÓpez obrador: en este aÑo estimamos hasta el dÍa de hoy que superarÁn los 48.000.000.000 $, es decir, 18% mÁs. ilia: en los primeros siete meses de este aÑo, el 99% de los ingresos por remesas fue realizado a travÉs de transferencia electrÓnicas. jorge: en afganistÁn, un emblemÁtico helicÓptero de estados unidos fue visto volando con una bandera del talibÁn. despuÉs de 20 aÑos, oficialmente se ha terminado la guerra en ese paÍs tras la evacuaciÓn de 122.000 personas. ilia: el papa francisco dice que sigue con gran preocupaciÓn la situaciÓn en afganistÁn. en una entrevista, el sumo pont

jessica? you have something new coming. >> jessica: yeah, and now the audience knows. so i'm pregnant. at this is not how -- b3 [laughter] nicely done. >> jessicaas a great answer. congratulations. >> dagen: i can't top that. the only thing i could top it with his like partner swats. >> jessica: and even god is not topping the news that we have. >> dagen: i met you giving it away, not her with the bun in the oven. maybe this is the reason i so to have two shows. i'm just tired. anyway, i'm thrilled. >> jessica: we are excited as well. there was another person involved, my lovely husband. >> jesse: and she was doing a gender reveal biplane. >> jessica: yes. with a big explosion. >> dana: i'm dying. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ . . ♪ ♪ >> greg: all right. time for one more thing. let's do this. greg's plugs. yes, all right. you know tonight i got 45 donald trump on this is part one of five interviews. let's take a look. >> jesse: part one? >> greg: do you remember how much i hated you for that brief period of time? >> there was a period of time when you weren't a fan and then you started and now i think -- i don't know if it's love but it's g

nos conectamos con jessica zermeÑo, estÁ en el lado mexicano. jessicaad es que que la frontera entre mÉxico y texas sigue bien sucias y con el flujo migratorio continÚa sobre todo en estos momentos que como puedan reportera: prefieren quedarse en mÉxico en otras condiciones y se han enterado de las deportaciones masivas hacia puerto prÍncipe. algunas personas nos han dicho que las engaÑaron y esto es lo que hemos encontrado aquÍ con esta gente que sigue moviÉndose entre los dos paÍses. >> deportarnos. haitÍ... no hay diferencia para nosotros en haitÍ. reportera: la verdad es que para esto que nos dicen hay una explicaciÓn que dio hoy el canciller mexicano, marcelo ebrard. el canciller asegurÓ que tuvo una llamado con el secretario antony blinken, que ellos hablaron de este flujo migratorio de haitianas que vienen desde chile, desde brasil y que les aseguraron que iban a poder salir dar un permiso tps en estados unidos y que debÍan llegar rÁpido a estados unidos. regreso con ustedes. borja: son imÁgenes que son las mismas desde que estamos cubriendo esta

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jessica washington join us on the phone now from jakarta. jessica, what more details are emerging about this prison 5? well, this is still a developing situation, but as you noted we do have confirmation that at least 41 people have died, a people badly injured. we know that. 9 the victims have done to more than 98 percent of the body. we also know that around 70 people are suffering from minor injuries. the fire broke out in block see if the prison and there were around $122.00 people in that look at the time most of them on drug. 5 related offenses, the tongue wrong city fire department. 5 arrived on the scene shortly after the blaze broke out and extinguished the fire within about an. 5 hour and 15 minutes after it had started. 5 9 waiting on information as to the cause of this fire, but some information has started to come in so far, representative of the ministry of more and human rights of these particular region has noted that the prison had no fire hydrant and only a few extinguishers. and it is worth looking at this tragedy in the context of the why the situation of the indonesian criminal justice system that over crowding in prison has been a problem for many years. human rights activists have made cold in the early 2000 to address this problem due to the safety concerns. then at this stage, we do know that this particular prison had capacity for 600 inmates, but it was holding more than 2000 prisoners. and that is a problem that is wide spread across indonesia, some prisons that $300.00 or even 400 percent capacity. and that does result in thank he can stand as we have seen with this incident today. alright, jessica washington life is there on the line from jakarta. jessica, thank you. now, the trial of 20 people charged over the november 2015 attacks in paris is about to begin in the city. among the accused of the flam. there was thought to be the only surviving attack, a $130.00 people were killed in the attacks and hundreds more were injured. it was the worst violence in france since the 2nd world war. natasha buck reports from paris at the vatican, concert hall, empowering some people managed to escape through my door. inside. gunman was shooting at the crowd. the earlier the attackers had rampaged across the city, getting people in several locations by the end of the evening. a 130 people dead in attack by the french president declared a state of emergency across from there was shock and grief. nearly 6 years on thomas smet remembers how an evening of enjoying life music at the battle rapidly turned into a nightmare that grew all of a sudden people fell to the floor. i turned around and saw

jessica murphy reports now from toronto. jessica: it is in toronto and the surrounding regions where this will be battled out. over the past month, parties have focused on major issues like affordability and housing and gun control, all concerns in big cities like this one. bonus -- voters want to hear what the candidates want to do but the pandemic has cast a shadow over the campaign. canada has some of the highest vaccination rates in the world. still, the election is taking place during a pandemic for wave. provinces are implement indexing passports and in some cases bringing back mandatory masking. trudeau has made vaccine mandates a clear liberal message and has been followed around the country by anti-vaccine protesters. conservatives have criticized the prime minister for what they say is an irresponsible election call during the pandemic. whether trudeau can manage to win his sought-after majority is unclear. his early polling lead in the first part of the election campaign has vanished and he is in a dead heat with the conservatives and their new leader evernote tool, who has made a pitch to moderate voters. now the most likely scenario looks like another minority government, but there is still a weekend of campaigning to go. jessicaphy, bbc news, toronto. laura: we will have more on those canadian elections next week. in other news now around the world, a makeshift camp holding thousands of migrants built up on the u.s.-mexico border in texas. a vast majority of those who have appeared are fleeing haiti where there was a massive earthquake last month. the number migrants under the bridge increased from 80,000 to more than 10,000 on the first day alone. -- 8000 to more than 10,000 on the first day alone. -- from 8000 to more than 10,000 on the first day alone. earlier, president biden signed an exact order enabling the u.s. to issue new sanctions. the conflict has pushed hundreds of thousands towards famine in the last few months. now to mexico where an investigation into the collapse of an overpass on mexico city's metro system found rious flaws in the construction. 26 people were killed when the structure crumbled in may, and now the victims's family say repeated warnings about the line were ignored by city offi

jessica: entre los detenidos, se encuentra un migrante haitiano que el domingo enfrentÓ a la guardia nacional con su hija en brazos. >> me caigo, tenÍa que proteger a mi hija. jessicay psicÓlogos, que vigilen la salud de los niÑos. no se ha informado la cantidad de detenidos. >> son personas obligadas a salir de sus paÍses. ilia: mÁs de 380 migrantes han muerto en lo que va del aÑo intentando llegar a los estados unidos, atravesando peligrosas zonas desÉrticas de la frontera. es la cifra mÁs alta en siete aÑos, muchos murieron en la frontera con texas, donde un alguacil sin recursos o con compasiÓn ——pero con compasiÓn ayuda a recoger los cuerpos. reportera: este alguacil recorre con regularidad el Área en bÚsqueda de cadÁveres de migrantes. >> hemos hallado cuatro en esta Área. reportera: sale buscarlos cuando recibe llamadas de familiares de migrantes perdidos en esta zona o cuando recibe llamados de otras personas. >> hallamos dos cuerpos por la maÑana, 20 cuerpos empezando por maÑana, son mucho. reportera: a esta persona guatemalteca muerta tardaron mucho en encontrarla, no tenÍa documentos. >> los coyotes les quitan los datos y celulares. reportera: los dejan

jessica: estamos dos superamos serÁs "despierta amÉrica" porque puede ser que haya una pareja en un futuro. natti: me encantarÍa. pusieron la foto de ambos, recuerdo que estabamos viendo la foto de gennaro, es hermoso. jessica: tiene que cuadrarlo. natti: obligatoriamente y ambos tienen sangre dominicana. jessica:van a tumbar a jennifer lÓpez y ben affleck. [risas] [mÚsica] jessicae lo mal de lo que pasÓ luego de contagiarse con el covid 19. reportero: salvador regresÓ a los pasillos de televisa san Ángel le puede estar afectado por el covid 19. salvador: me fue muy feo. aprovÉchote momento que nos estamos cuidando, los invito a que no se quiten el cubrebocas, que nos cuidemos, a mÍ me dio por tomarme fotos con amigos, con los fans... reportero: no sÓlo se contagiÓ el sino tambiÉn su pareja. salvador: nos enfermamos y nos curamos juntos pero aquÍ andamos ya . nos estuvimos cuidando el uno al otro, los sÍntomas fueron muy distintos para los dos pero ya estamos aquÍ. reportero: salvador confesÓ que esta enfermedad le dejÓ diferentes secuelas. salvador: me ha costado mucho recuperar el aire, el ejercicio.me he estado preparando para maratones. y si me ha costado mucho regresar a la vida fit que siempre he llevado. reportero: compartiÓ que filmÓ tres pelÍculas de las cuales no puede dar detalles. televisa espectÁculos, roberto maÑÓn. raÚl: hemos hablado temen import

jessica you know a little bit about frank. >> jessica: i do that was my one more thing who deals with joey who elm seed an event 20th annual tunnel 2 towers 5 k run walk in honor of frank siller's brother stephen siller who passed away on 9/11. the race charts his path. he was in brooklyn. had to get out of his truck and ran through the tunnel to come through to make sure that he could get to the buildings as they were falling down. about 30,000 people participated. like i said, joey was an emcee for the event and a wonderful organization. frank has helped a lot of people. >> dana: and more to come on that. he has big plans. >> jessicak and i will throw to katie. midtown all week i hijacked greg's studio while he is in nashville. i will make sure to leave him note. i'm doing fox nation shows simulcast radio show 12 to 3 every day. if you sign up for fox nation you can watch. i'm not responsible for what happens on the commercial break at all. only for what goes out on the a the video stays life the the whole time. >> dana: what happens on commercial break. >> dan: a couple times i forgot the camera was on. >> katie: washington, d.c. new puppy meet biscuits 9 week old chocolate lab, official dog of the hockey team staying with them the next 14 to 16 month as they prepare him to be a service dog with america's vet dogs. so they had a former dog and his name was captain. he has now been given to a marine corps master sergeant named mark. >> dana: great team support ghid next guy "special report" is up next. hi, bret. >> bret: go caps. that is great program. i'm always following puppies on this show. thanks, dana. >> da

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >> thanks, jessica. we are keeping our eye on capitol hill. we are looking ahead to the g-7 summit later on today in the u.k. the speaker of the house of commons has been talking to cnn about threats to democracy, especially in light of that riot, and the terror attack four years ago near britain's houses of parliament. >>> in london, breaking news coming into cnn, the british parliament is in lockdown. >> members of congress are being evacuated. wearing gas masks. >> at a time when democracy is under attack, the fight for political freedoms around the world, made more relevant than ever. >> if we don't have democracy, what have we got? dictatorship? that is never the answer. so the ballot box has to be the answer to the future. >> the speaker and highest authority of the british house of commons is hosting nancy pelosi and other counterparts for the first in-person g-7 speaker summit since the pandemic began. top of the agenda, how to keep democracies open to the public they serve while protecting politicians from abuse, threats, and terroris

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