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host: majestic beach, this is john, democrat. . good morning. . caller: good morning. on election fraud, i know people that have five new york state licenses. he has many friends from here to california. that is how they got all the extra votes. five times in new york state. can you imagine 1000 other people. host: you have a friend who voted five times in new york in the same election? why would he want to do that. caller: five new york state licenses. he is a democrat. he wanted to get the democrat in. anything to get in. with five licenses in new york state, that is the proof of i.d. in new york state is your drivers license. if you show one with a different name or whatever, you can vote five times, maybe more. host: here in d.c., this is skip, independent. good morning. caller: hello. this is personal for me because i live in d.c., where january 6 happened, and saw on the streets what happened. there were protests before january 6. they were violent. it was between the proud boys and the oath keepers and antifa types. i do believe in prosecuting the antifa types i

the fox report with john scott starts now. gianno: have a good weekend. jackie: john: fox news alert, to people shot outside the long island home of new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin and the latest streak of crime in the state and across the country. i'm john scott and this is the fox report. the shootings occurred this afternoon while zeldin's two twin daughters were inside the house and two people shot had no relation to zeldin's family. we're joined live with the very latest. david. >> john, at the outset it is not believed that anyone in lee zeldin's family was being targeted by this shooting. but it was literally at his front door. a few moments ago i talked to the congressman and he is running for governor here in the state of new york against a democrat cathy hochul and he did tell me his two 16-year-old daughters were in the kitchen when they heard the gunfire. one of the bullets he told me landed 30 feet from where his daughters were sitting. the two daughters immediately locked themselves in a bathroom and then called 91

it depends on who you ask, john. good afternoon to you. i've been tracking this sentiment for quite some time, months now and more often than not i was told look, it's just a minority couple of members here or there that feel that way, it's not the majority consensus. well now kevin mccarthy has brought this issue to the forefront in some comments he made yesterday to a local media outlet here in washington, d.c. and now he's having to sort of explain those comments, defending that once the gop, if they were able to take back the house, they wouldn't just cut a blank check to ukraine. watch. >> it's amazing to me that that somehow made news. wouldn't you want a check and balance in congress? wouldn't up this hard working taxpayers money someone overseeing it? you've got to eliminate the wasteful spending in washington. >> ok, so look, mccarthy has long supported ukraine since the beginning of the war, he went to poland in april where he told me on the ground that he was aware that this war could drag on and on for "months or even longer."

. >> john: good to be with you, too. just when you thought it was safe to put your fingers back in your wallet, up go the prices again. this is "america reports." dwindling supply along the west coast, and apparent causes for the uptick, ahead of a critical opec meeting, considering the largest cut in oil production in nearly three years. >> sandra: that big decision will be coming tomorrow. now five weeks to go to the midterm elections here at home, the biden administration has become quiet on the subject after repeatedly boasting how its actions led to falling prices this summer. >> john: fox team coverage to kick things off, charles payne is standing by, but first white house correspondent jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. what is the treasury secretary now saying, jacqui, about what this could mean for inflation? >> nothing, john. even though administration officials have consistently pointed to soaring energy costs, data showing that is a main driver of inflation, but today treasury secretary janet yellen did

>> john, good afternoon.and something the ukrainians are preparing for. and it does come as ukrainian troops continue to make territorial gains in the east as this war grinds on. ukrainian troops throw russian flags to the ground. after difficult and bloody battles, they r recaptured the strategic town of lyman. it was officially returned to the ukrainian flag, the soldier says. more than seven months into the war, ukrainian forces keep liberating territory in the eastern part of their country. areas that vladimir putin says are now part of russia. in the donetsk region, the civilians are ukrainian, despite the propaganda and lies from moscow. at a bakery near the front lines, they make bread, half to feed soldiers nearby. it's a feat to work at a time like this when the bombing is going on, but we are not afraid. we bake bread because the people, our military, defenders need m it. main across the east are in desperate need of aid. some have survived living under russian control but now a cold and uncertain w

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. >> john: it's good to be back after a few days off to recover from some surgeries, happy to be with you. john roberts in washington. the white house finally releasing the national security strategy and centers around vladimir putin and xi jinping. they say xi is watching what happens in ukraine as he sets his eyes on taiwan. >> sandra: former nato ambassador kurt volker is standing by with reaction dealing with vladimir putin but fox team coverage with jennifer griffin, at the pentagon, greg palkot on the xi power grab and mark meredith at the white house. >> john: mark, what is the white house saying? >> good afternoon to you and welcome back. the white house insists it is not all doom and gloom when it comes to the economy. we talk about some of the issues we heard about in the last hour, whether it be inflation, we have seen energy price spikes as well as concerns about supply chains can paint a different story. peter had a chance to press the white house about these issues, but some other reporters were trying to get a sense of where the u.s. economy is heading. >> our focus is

morning, basil. >> well, john, good morning. and yes, this case is one of 3 that the doj has brought forward against 13 people associated with the chinese government. and the doj says they will not stand for this. >> monday attorney general merrick garland announced charges against 2 individuals who he says tried to interfere with the doj investigation. the defendants directed employee at a u.s. government law enforcement agency to steal confidential information about the united states criminal prosecution of the company. that company is the chinese telecommunications company wall way. garland says the chinese intelligence officers wanted the u.s. employee to obtain confidential information like witnesses and evidence. but in fact, individual they recruited was actually a double agent working on behalf of the fbi, fbi director christopher wray points out that this isn't the first time china has done something to help one of its own companies. i've been repeatedly sounding the alarm about the chinese government's disregard for fa

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, on this spooky halloween. >> john: good to be with you as well. >> gillian: i'm gillian turner. whether to end affirmative action policies in a pair of cases. >> john: opponents argue the criteria has harmed millions of students, particularly asian-americans. david spunt starts us off live outside the supreme court. did justice brown jackson recuse herself. >> that's right, because of her position on the harvard board of overseers, and her connections to harvard university. she thought it was best she sits out. there are two separate cases, overall affirmative action affects millions of students across the country and the justices began hearing two arguments three hours ago. started with the case out of the university of north carolina. one deals also with harvard university going on now, which is a private school, unc is a public school. a group of asian-american students arguing criteria to admit asian students is more rigid than admitting a black or hispanic student. here is an exchange, listen. >> why does having race as a factor harm your members in a redressable way? >> the

morning, john. >> good morning. >> jobs day.very challenging time right now because we're trying to balance two sort of competing interests. one, of course, is to provide workers new jobs. on the other hand, if the jobs report comes in red hot, i do think you're likely to see the federal reserve act more aggressively than they've already communicated to the market. the consensus estimate right now, something like 250,000 new jobs would be really encouraging. on top of that, i think looking at the labor force participation rate is going to be critical. more workers come in looking for work, essentially that's going to cool down the jobs market even without having to experience additional layoffs. >> yeah, i completely agree with you on that labor force participation rate. it sounds a little bit wonky. all of these people on the sidelines and not counted. when they could start coming in, that could raise the unemployment rate. you could have an unemployment rate rising which is what the fed wants to see but not mass layoffs. that

well, john, good morning. and yes, with a little more than 14 days left until election day. >> both sides are campaigning hard throughout the country. both democrats and republicans agree a lot is on the line. in 2 weeks, americans will be lining up at the polls to cast their votes in the midterm elections. we're prepared to take on the drug companies were prepared to take on the insurance companies and create an economy that works for all of us on cnn state of the union, vermont senator bernie sanders fears a low voter turnout in urges democrats to remind americans of what's at stake. democrats have got to do is contrasts their economic plan with republican house speaker nancy pelosi told cbs's face the nation, everything is on the line this november. so social security and medicare on the line, a woman's right to choose is on the line. the plan is on the line. polling shows many races across the country are close. and new york democratic congressman sean patrick maloney told abc's this week this is expected.

john: i don't know about star, but i was a good football player. david: i thought you were all state. john: you have done your homework. david: you get a scholarship at duke university to play football. what happened to your career at duke? john: i thought i was a good football player until i got to do. they have some great players. in my sophomore year, i was a redshirt for one year. then i was on the second team but i broke c6 in my neck. i cracked it, and what happened, every time i would tackle someone, my left arm would suddenly go dead. so frank bassett, one of the orthopedic surgeons who used to be at duke, called and said, this young man's football career is over. he has a bona fide injury. he cannot play football any longer, so that ended my football career. but once you're on scholarship, i still had to work there, so i was a manager, getting towels and setting up trips when we'd go play one of the teams in florida. or in the big ten. david: when you graduated, did you say, i want to go to wall street and be the ceo of morgan stanley? john

we've got john stand by the weather center with a closer look at that. good morning, john. od morning. we are looking at a nice halloween forecast ahead of us. temperatures out there are going to stay cool, though. so i would encourage them jackets, especially as you're stepping outside for trick or treating tonight. definitely need those jackets this morning. right now we have some low clouds hanging out over the east bay hills. still clear view down into berkeley from the east bay looking at the north bay inland east bay in the south bay. this is where we have some pockets of dense fog. that's a you have to be aware of as you are getting outside onto the roads, resulting in some lower visibility spots. morgan hill, free months, redwood city livermore and dublin among are areas in the 40's. north bay are very cold us, though, with petaluma at 43 degrees. fairfax at 42 got to have those jackets on as you're getting out there to start the day. and like i mentioned, you through the evening tonight for any sort of trick or treating plans. you have. but the good news is today do

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john, good morning. if that here is a light puffy, that's yeah. that's about it.t's definitely going to be a cooler one than we have seen. but the cool in the cloudy that we have this morning is totally expected. we've been there each and every morning so far this week. and yet we're right back to it right now. although looking at your downtown san francisco view, it's not quite as low. that cloud cover as what we had been seeing. visibility is okay in the city. we are seeing ok visibility for a lot of the bay area. there's pockets, especially in the north, south and east bay hills, where you are running into some of the low gray, though, and some spots some fog. so take a slower there for sure. light jackets this morning. we're in the 50's. 57 for oakland, alameda hayward, fremont and redwood city while low 5's up in the north bay. now with the sun coming out later today, you'd expect our going to see some 80's, maybe even some 90's. but that's actually not the case today. we're in for a bit of a cool down that take some of our warmest areas only into the upper 7

out over the weekend, but maybe you're also going to go out today and do some trick or treating john, good morning. can we get a look at that forecast? yeah. let's get a look at it. we are definitely looking at a good trick or treating forecast today say that the rainfall for tomorrow, which is really the most important part of this. obviously you'd only conditions to be too chilly, but the worst-case scenario is the rain. >> which we won't be seeing today. your view outside right now is looking pretty good. a little bit of low cloud cover setting in this morning making for the extra spooky feel like guesses. we kick off your halloween day. we do have some dense fog advisories in pockets of the inland north bay and then also some lower visibility pockets in our inland valleys of both the east and south bay. so do watch for that is you are venturing outside to get to work this morning. starting the halloween monday off early as we can see now, as far as their current temps go, it is pretty chilly for some of us fremont, redwood city, morgan hill, livermore and dublin among our spots falling

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bernie sanders doesn't even think it's a good idea. >> john: yeah, well, voters do think it's a good idea, they want to hear from candidates what they are going to do to fix the economy, no question people are going to vote bread and butter issues. >> sandra: we are monitoring that. we'll dip back into the heade news warrants and now this. horrific new video showing a subway rider, screen left, pushed on to the tracks, friday this happened in new york city. as the city's mayor adams and governor kathy hochul promise there is help on the way. announcing a program to make the subways safer. alexis mcadams has more on the plans two weeks ahead of election day. alexis, i don't know if people think it's too little too late. how many victims have we seen and heard from, those that at least lived to tell about it. >> i know, it's horrible, they are attacked out of the blue, not like a warning or anything. and this guy has a broken collarbone after he was shoved in the video. he does not want to ride the subway anymore, he's 32-year-old david martin, afraid for his safety after the random at

john, good morning. hey there. we are looking at a nice next couple of days for sure. just a little on the fog east side this morning, that fog really pressed right on into the bay. >> you can see some of our taller buildings of san francisco there in the distance. but otherwise fog definitely press down in this morning resulting in some lower visibility all the way down into the south bay up the peninsula and up into the north bay to so do watch out for that. as you do. leave the house this morning. get your morning. started up with some of those foggy conditions. it's going to take longer for clearing to occur today. but we do eventually get to some mostly sunny skies this afternoon. pretty pleasant one with temperatures right around the same as they were yesterday into do some morning fog as well and expecting it to clear a little quicker, though, for your friday with both friday and saturday afternoons bring some sunshine along with that. this high pressure ridge is still in place with us. still going to results in persistently dry conditions well into your fleet w

john troubles been tracking that for us. good morning, john. hey, good morning, rain and we are looking at a very much so dry forecast ahead of a something that is going to continue. >> as we work our way through your fleet week, which is really the only time of the year that we look forward to dry skies now be checking back in with you in just a couple of minutes with the rest of your forecast as our graphics are a little under the weather right now. right back to rain >> all right. so let's go ahead and look at our traffic this morning as you are heading to the city right now about 7 minutes so that fremont street exit. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge, a 80 to 1, 0, one, 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes to make it out of reach into center fell and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 18 minutes on this tuesday morning, right? the time now 04:16am, and national news communities are just starting to recover from the devastation brought on by hurricane ian. but puerto ri

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john, good morning. yeah. for some of us didn't get super sunny for others of us. he got a little bit more of him. it just depended on. >> where you're at in the bay area, for those of us that were quite as sunny, it was more tempted to stay inside your view outside right now is a little bit gray, but the least grey morning that we had in a while, at least as compared to last week when tragedy into work through that low gray and fog. this time around. not so much. we have a couple of pockets of fog and some of our inland valleys and just a couple of spots in the north bay. most of us, though, are free of it this morning. that is allowing us a smoother drive to work. but it's also allowing us a colder start to the day right now, redwood city, livermore, dublin, and almost all the north bay have dropped into the 40's for your current temperatures. petaluma at 41 degrees right now. santa rosa at 44. so it is a chilly start. yeah. definitely want those layers on as you're getting out there to kick off this monday later on today from the chilly conditions were in the mi

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i john. good. i'm glad i don't know. know that and let me get a question. let me finish. let me can. it's not a lecture. no, let me finish. i asked you to share. you don't want them done that in a private conversation, you're afraid you won't. you're afraid questions. go ask your question, my, my well, you're right. my question for you. we lead back on damascus. that could have been a different approach by the gum. yeah, to this on rescue. the like the one suggested by 5, leading iranian economists earlier this month, who said the authorities should listen to the demonstrators and prepare for fundamental change. is there anybody inside the government who is preparing for fundamental change in your view? first of all, when going back to the previous question, the garth and whoever and anyone else who spoke about sedition, they were not talking about protesters. so don't try to twist their worth. they were talking about those groups that are funded by the united states in iraqi curtis sun, that they have military camped there and they carry out operations in iran. they are

so the weather needs to be good, john. it does need to be good, right? pressure is on for this forecast and we are looking at a good one today. yesterday we started off with the grey as you remember. it took a while. the poll ourselves out of it. >> today we're already getting a little bit of sunshine through those low clouds that you're seeing. take a look at this view of the bay bridge and some of the gray skies that we do have in the midst of it. spotty fog this morning. that's already burning off for some of us. as you can see on the embarcadero. you're already getting some peeks of sunshine. now, skies will grow increasingly clear over the next couple of hours. setting us up for the sunshine will get later today. right around airshow time. just bring your life jackets as you're getting out to marina green pacifica nevado petaluma only in the 40's right now. definitely need your jackets this morning. oakland and alameda in the mid-fifties will san mateo and san francisco kicking off this friday in the low 50's. i'll be talking about all those details

good morning, john. hay reyna is definitely going to be a nice weekend to be getting outside, enjoying what has been a comfortable trend the past fe days. if you've noticed feeling outside little bit cooler yesterday afternoon, that's going to be a even further trend into the weekend. gradually getting cooler and cooler as the weekend goes by. >> so today will be the warmest day of the weekend. tomorrow, a little cooler sunday, even cooler yet. right now, the embarcadero looking pretty good. we have the low cloud cover sitting up above for the most part. if you're along the bay. sure, you're doing all right. as far as visibility goes better hillside. certainly in the midst of a another dose of some low cloud cover that's in the form of fog right above us. and even some misty drizzly conditions and a couple of areas pretty familiar view here on future cast. but keeping you updated on it, we've got the clear skies later today. another push of fog on into tomorrow morning. tomorrow itself is expected to hav

john: no question. david: you thought you had a good cash reserve for a while, but all of a sudden people started pullingash out, your cash reserves started going down . how close did you come to going bankrupt? john: very close. tim geithner are at the fed was trying to get us to sell to jimmy -- jamie dimon at the time. i called jamie and said, " you will buy the firm." he said, " i don't want your firm." he said, " john, if you forced me to do it i would pay you two dollars a share." i was not going to listen to them. as a result, we called our borden and we are think -- board in, and we are thinking we are going to go out of business. david: at one point, you are on the phone with the new york fed and they say you should file for bankruptcy and you slam the phone on them. was that easy to do? john: i said i would take the firm down first and hung up on them. in my gut, it was the wrong thing to do. david: after your retirement, you decided to write a book. it is a very good book. " up close and all in." how hard is it to sit down and write about your life? did you ever say, " why did i agree to do th

john: i don't know about star, but i was a good football player. vid: i thought you were allstate. john: you have done your homework. in my sophomore year, i was a redshirt for one year. what happened, every time i would tackle someone, my left arm would suddenly go dead. frank bassett, one of the orthopedic surgeons used to be at duke, called and said this young man's football career is over. he has a bona fide injury. he cannot play football any longer, so that ended my football career. but once you're on scholarship, i still had to work there, so i was a manager, getting towels and setting up trips when i go play one of the teams in florida. david: when you graduated, did you say, i want to go to wall street and be the ceo of morgan stanley? john: no. when i graduated, i needed one course to finish duke university. my scholarship had expired, so i got a job at a local brokerage firm called first securities north carolina. that got me involved in the securities business, and there was a lady there named fanny mitchell. she ran the job placement of

john roberts. "the story" with martha in new york starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon. callum. as john said, we're 12 days to go and the president today trying to be upbeat at the white house. >> great economic report today. the gdp report. things are looking good. >> martha: but there's other reports that folks in the west wing are getting worried about what they're seeing. it's being shown in some of the headlines out there like these. democrats scrambling in to defensive posture. grasping for a third rail. new polling shows republican

john troubles been tracking that for us. good tuesday morning. john had a really good tuesday morning to you as well. we're looking at a similar start. >> with clear skies out there right now, not really talking much fog or cloud cover at the moment. you can see of the golden gate bridge from sutro tower always know where on a clear trend when we're looking at a view like this. now visibility is good for most areas. a couple of spots of fog likely forming down in the south bay around 101, but very spotty. nothing widespread. so if you do run into the spots, you know what to do. otherwise, we're pretty much in the clear current temps range anywhere from the 50's and even low 60's in brentwood, pittsburgh and alameda to the 40's up in petaluma at 46 degrees. one of our cooler spots right now. berkeley in conquered at 58 while san francisco and pacific up each at 59 later on today. daytime highs will be warmer than yesterday as rising back into the 80's inland 70's along the bayshore holding in the 60's at the coast. this is part of a warming trend t

we've got john in the weather center now with our friday outlook. good morning, john. guys, good morning. we are seeing some clear skies across the bay area yet again this morning. but it's a clear. >> and another cool start to this day. we are seeing san jose sitting under the sunshine just as the rest of us are. can see a few high passing clouds, but that certainly not breaking blocking out the brightness this morning. skies are warming us up already. so we fell into the 30's and 40's earlier on temperatures. they're already climbing. a lot more of us now into the 50's. those passing clouds won't block out the sunshine. so a nice bright and dry day ahead of us will keep all these conditions around through saturday sunday. and most importantly into monday for halloween itself, which does look to be a good one for venturing outside with the kids and doing some trick or treating it won't be until tuesday, november. 1st of next week that we start to see cooler and wetter weather just around the corner. as for today's daytime highs, it's 50's at the coast. 60's and 70's e

economy. >> john: anything that is 15 pitches or less in an inning. : 0-2. a couple of good, so the hitter has no chance thinking where it -- that's going to be where he wants it to be. of course, this is down, he swings over the top. >> joe: stuck with it and got him on three pitches. that is tights, and coming out of his hand looking like a strike. >> john: and nowhere near it when it ends up. if kyle wright or wheeler through an 82-mile-an-hour fastball with the secondary stuff they had, it would be a different story, because now you are not fearing -- no hitter wants to beat with the fastball, and he moves with fastball centric first and then they have to adjust off of that, so his fastball makes the breaking ball in this kind of stuff of this magnitude so much harder to pick up, and that is why guys with stuff like this have an advantage in the postseason. >> joe: they throw them hard, they throw them for strikes. fourth strike out for wright. bryson stott looks at ball one. two gone in the fifth inning. he flied out his first time. his post first season hit and a few w

good morning, john. what's the word? you know what? it's cold again. but at this point, we're all kind of used to the cold because we've been this way each and every morning so far this week, looking at temperatures falling back down into the 30's and 40's. so, you know, the drill, get those extra layers on and stay cozy for the morning before another comfortable afternoon. right now, looking outside at the embarcadero. you can see that skies are clear enough. we have a little bit of low cloud cover at the coast, but it's not blocking out the view much like the past few days. it's just a very furthers northern reaches of the bay area lake and mendocino counties that have those frost advisories. the rest of us are cold, but not quite cold enough for those advisories. redwood city right at 40 degrees. san jose and oakland in the 40's as well. well, dublin all the way down to 42. then you've got nevado petaluma santa rosa and fairfield all at 37 right now. so some of us down to some pretty chilly temperatures. like i said, bundle up this morning and look

john was there as well. i went it was a nice time. good weather, john. i know i popped in for like an hour.nough of that. yeah. beautiful weather out there yesterday brought all the sunshine to it was a little gray on saturday but still felt really good. looking outside this morning. not great at all. in fact, we're looking at a really, really clear start your east bay hills camera showing you some of those clear skies that we do have sitting across the bay area, setting us up for a sunny day in a mostly sunny week ahead of us, too. really nice for fleet week activities that you may have planned 50's and 60's for some of us further south and right along the bay shore. where is the north bay? some pretty chilly spots in the 40's. santa rosa

>> well, if you think about it, john, they did have a good august, you know. as -- >> john: great august. >> good, i would say, it tightened dramatically. politics, you've been doing it a long time, professional baseball, a two-year cycle. 162 games, finds being out the messages. when you get to labor day before the election, you want to be ready to be in the playoffs and the playoffs start after labor day, that's essentially what you saw. we were not concerned but definitely watching it in august, because we went from like you say, having a much bigger margin on enthusiasm, on the generic ballot, to tightening. we never fell behind truly, if you think about this. >> john: you did lose a couple significant races, including new york 19. people say oh, that does not bode well for november. >> i think if you take a look at what happened in 19, they held that seat. anthony delgado won that in 2020 by double digits, so we bent the curve on that race. a couple structural issues. independents most upset with this administration, they can't cross over on primary day an

john, welcome to the program. very good to see you with.od not support your movie who? well -- [laughter] because they don't believe in the content. i mean, i need to clarify something. it appears as if someone said that i approached hollywood to get them to support this. i'm not that naive. i know that hollywood would not support this. hollywood does not really support anything independent. because, like it or not, what hollywood i think in private understands but their public persona is no narcissistic that they, they don't want anyone to know that really all they are is a line item in some group of billionaires' investment portfolio. you know, they really have no global importance. but they propossess to. stuart: yeah, yeah -- profess. >> so i'm sorry, virginia, there is no santa claus. [laughter] stuart: and what do you think is hollywood's idea of patriotism? i know what yours is. i mean, it's the flag, it's america, it's values, it's the constitution. what's hollywood's idea of patriotism? >> well, hollywood's idea of patriotism is be

john, good to talk to you. thank you.er way for the first funerals of the children and teachers killed in a rampage at a nursery centre. 37 people, including more than 20 children, were murdered by a former police officer on thursday in a rural town in the north of the country. our south east correspondent, jonathan head, is there and has been telling us more about the extended funeral rites that will be held for the victims. it is very much a community occasion. everyone is here, a lot of the thai institutions, the army, the palace and king are sending in resources, food, shelters, things like this to make sure it is an event, the send off for these children, which is shared by the whole country. we are expecting bathing rights, which is an important part of a thai funeral for the bodies of the children, to begin later this afternoon. there will be proceedings going on probably to the cremations which may take place as late as the middle of next week. seven people are now known to have died after an explosion at a petrol