like the message that nikki said yesterday at the united nations, this was the finest hour for nikki haley. i think standing up for the united states, standing up for israel. standing her ground. u.n. ambassador nikki haley making it clear. i will shut up rather, i will respectfully speak some hard truths. nikki haley delivered absolute fire and brimstone. she dropped it right on the head of the russian ambassador, ambassador nikki haley, who is really going after the russians. she should gives leave a lot to haley shows us what american foreign policy looks like with a spine. i wear heels. it's not for practicing. it's because if i do something wrong, we're going to kick them every single time we have to put forth real solutions to our country's problems. and we have to restore the people's belief that america is worth fighting for. america is the great force for good in human history, and we should never be ashamed to say that the. biggest reason socialism is gaining ground is because defenders are too afraid to speak up. we can't keep quiet. the truth. and it's time to tell americ

nikki haley. [applause] >> the biggest laughs gets it from his dating profile, jamie l lasalle. >> she's 90 pounds soaking wet and from all of those spilled margaritas, katherine timpf. [applause] >> and he acts like he's above everybody else, 'cause he is. my sidekick, tyrus. all right. ambassador governor. do i say ambassador governor -- >> it's nicky. those are moments in time. >> i like that. moments of time. that's my next book. by the way, congratulations. i love the color. >> thank you. >> it's a great color. >> the color of my fridge. it's the color of every fridge. so i have a topic -- well, this is kind of along the same lines, identity politics. did sunny ever apologize to you? >> she did not. neither did her producer or anyone else. >> i don't know if people forget or remember, that she said your name nicky was made up and that was never on the birth certificate. it's an indian name. >> and sunni is not on her birth certificate. the ladies at the view when they start to attack you, tha

nikki haley, we have just a moment here before we take off, but this is really a return to american greatness, we know that there is a pause of astronauts going into space for about a decade, okay, the countdown's beginning, stay with us here. let's listen. >> dragon space basics, godspeed, go for launch. >> spacex dragon, go for launch. >> t-30 seconds. t-15. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, ignition. engines full power, and lift o off. >> to one alpha. >> copy one alpha. >> pitching down range. >> stage one propulsion is nominal. nominal power and telemetry. stage one throttle down. supersonic. [engine worrying] execute. stage one throttle up. >> stage one bravo. >> copy. 1 bravo. >> impact shield has started. >> kayleigh: ambassador haley, this is really incredible to watch, i will never forget to traveling with president trump to cape canaveral, to see the first launch of americans into space nearly a decade, scrubbed due to weather, and then it happened. and what you are watching as a return to american greatness as we watch this for the take off. after nearly a

ambassador nikki haley joined u.s. senate candidate herschel walker for a campaign event in northeast atlanta. former nfl player is challenging the incumbent, rafale and warlock -- rafael warnock. the race is considered a tossup according to the cook political report. ♪ >> is everybody ready to get this party started? let's give it up. for those who do not know me, it is an honor to have all of you here today. what an amazing day. the rain held off just for this event, to make it happen. on behalf of the 150,000 americans that call georgia home, we thank all of you and thank the republican party. we thank jim parshall and the gop for making this possible. the republican party loves the indian american community and indian american community loves the republican party. we have a lot of folks that are here today that need to be recognized. forgive me if i forget anybody. but there are some key people that i want you to know are here, are in support. you heard from him earlier, the attorney general. bruce thompson, who is

cbs' nikki battiste is outside the courthouse in waterbury, connecticut. good evening, nikki. only imagine what the families are going through today. >> reporter: norah, good evening. and this trial, which has gone on for a month, has forced the victims' family members to relive unthinkable trauma. as the verdict was read this afternoon, i was sitting next to several parents who lost their young children. they were emotional, but strong, and they tell me, this accountability is what they were fighting for. >> we the jury have reached our verdict. >> reporter: it took six jurors less than three days to come up with a price tag-- more than $965 million-- that conspiracy theorist alex jones must pay for spreading false claims that the 2012 sandy hook shooting was a hoax. >> total of $120 million. >> reporter: robbie parker was among the parents who broke down in tears as the verdict was read. >> while the truth is being said in the courtroom, he was standing right here, lying. >> reporter: his daughter, emilie, was among the victims. during the trial, prosecutors played video of

as james said my name is nikki. tonight i would like to talk to you about something that is incredibly important to both the life that i have had led for the past 20 years as a soldier, but more importantly to talk about an amazing insight into this constantly changing and evolving world where i work. which is in u.s. army doctrine. i have a fierce love and passion for what we produce out of the army. more importantly, because more than just writing books or putting words down on paper, it is an opportunity to share the body of knowledge with new readers. to reach a whole new audience, especially in these changing, sometimes socially difficult, times. it is an incredibly important work that we do. so, i am happy to share this incredible chance to talk to you tonight. here, in this incredible museum. i promise you if you out in the audience are wondering if this will ever relate back to world war i or operation in the european theater, worldwide, i promise you we will get there by the end of the night. first and fore

cbs' nikki battiste is outside the courthouse in waterbury, connecticut. good evening, nikki.ine what the families are going through today. al, which has gone on for a month, has forced the victims' family members to relive unthinkable trauma. as the verdict was read, i was sitting next to several parents who lost their young children. they were emotional but strong and tell me this accountability is what they were fighting for. >> verdict, we the jury have reached our verdict as to damages in this case. >> reporter: it took six jurors less than three days to come up with a price tag. more than $965 million that conspiracy theorist alex jones must pay for spreading false claims that the sandy hook school shooting was a hoax. >> so $120 million. >> reporter: robbie parker was among the parents who broke down in tears as the verdict was read. >> while the truth is being said in the courtroom, he was standing right here g. >> reporter: his daughter emilie was among the victims. during the trial, prosecutors played video of jones mocking him at her funeral. mark barden lost his so

you are here to hear from nikki haley. [applause] it is my honor, my privilege, to bring to you our very own indian american at rockstar. please get up for the amazing nikki haley. [applause] ♪ nikki: it it is great to be back in georgia. thank you for coming out for herschel walker. >> interesting times we are campaigning all over the country. we want pennsylvania and we're here for herschel and we will provide for him. as we go across the country. everybody is realizing they do not have the luxury of politics. things are tough right now. they go to the gas station and cost more and how they get to the work. they go to the grocery store and it is more expensive and that is how they feed their families. we have -- we are seeing utility prices go up. one out of every six americans pay utility bills -- cannot pay. america $30 -- $30 trillion in debt. we are having to borrow money to make our interest payments. what is happening in washington? washington continues to spend. their answer to inflation is to raise taxes. they co

it is my great passion to welcome you here for women and warfare with lieutenant colonel nikki dean. now to introduce our speaker tonight, i will also say the view she will be stating or not reflective of the united states army, the department of defense, the command and general staff college or the underlying arm of the united states rv. lieutenant colonel, nikki dean, has 21 years of active service including multiple tours to iraq and afghanistan. by train she is an army helicopter pilot. currently, for her second time, isn't army doctor and writer. originally she is from buffalo, new york. is very emotionally conflicted every time the chiefs and bills play each other. she has been stationed around the united states, germany, as well as in korea. in her own words was, super, super, fun. she has multiple degrees and studies both history as well as museum studies. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming to the stage lieutenant colonel nikki dean. >> [applause] so, thank you all for the extremely warm welcome. i will say it is a bit daunting to be standing on the side of the

>> nikki: when we looked distracted, the world is less safe, but this is the issue of our time, this is complete

norah. >> o'donnell: thank you, nikki battiste. well, tonight, more evidence this flu season could be a bad one. walgreens says nationwide flu activity is 10 times higher than it was last year. it's more than doubled in just two weeks with activity the highest in texas, louisiana, and mississippi. and this comes as at least 36 states are seeing a dramatic increase in new cases of the respiratory virus known as r.s.v. in young children. there are fears tonight that vladimir putin may be preparing to unleash a radioactive dirty bomb in ukraine. top diplomats from the u.s., britain, and france issued a rare joint statement rejecting russia's false claim that ukraine is actually prepared to use such a weapon on its own territory. cbs' holly williams reports tonight from inside ukraine. >> reporter: today, russia's general in charge of nuclear defense claimed that ukraine's in the final stages of building of building a so-called dirty bomb and could use it against its own people. a dirty bomb has never been used before, is not a nuclear

lieutenant colonel nikki dean. so thank you all for the extremely warm welcome. i will say it's a bit it's a bit daunting to be standing on this side of the podium as opposed to sitting out in the audiences where i usually am for this incredible institution, as james said, my name is nikki, and tonight i would like to talk with you about something that is incredibly important to the life that i have led for the last 20 years. as a soldier. but more importantly, to talk about an amazing insight into this constantly evolving and changing world, where i work, which is an us army doctrine. i have a fierce love and passion for what we produce out of the army more importantly, because more than just writing books or putting words down on paper, it's an opportunity to share the body of knowledge with new readers, to reach a whole new audience, especially in these changing and sometimes socially difficult times. it's an incredibly important work that we do. so i'm happy to share this incredible chance to talk with you tonight here in this amazing museum. and i promise yo

haley, the if you want something done by nikki haley. >> good to see as well. speak up coming up, this incredibly disturbing sorry, this is a suspect who allegedly opens fire by dealing drugs and killed a long island guide, who was getting coffee and checking out of his hotel after pants week on a sunday morning. it was an absolutely outrageous story. judge jeanine is here as we learned that the suspect was wanted for murder. also, breaking new detail on the settlements that have been breached by actor baldwin and the family of lena hudson killed by his gun on a movie set a lot of questions here folks for attorney brian claypool, coming up. >> so this story just keeps breaking a house a little bit more with everything related about it. this damage seen on the left-hand side of your screen, great dad, three kids, scented college. he is checking out of the hotel, and he is shot in the text, and killed in the lobby of the courtyard marriott. and there we are now hearing, new information that the accused killer was a fugitive, he was a suspe

nikki haley. a brand-new work, it's excellent. if you want something done, leadership lessons from bold women. ambassador, welcome back. the emergence from a female prime minister in italy. are you concerned about the belowback. >> this is what they did to liz truss, and it's now what they are doing to her. this is what they are scared of. they are calling her a fascist. she is not a fascist. she denied she is pro russia. they are just labeling her with stuff. we should wait to see what she does. brian: liz truss also took over as prime minister. >> i think she is strong. i was with her about six weeks ago. we were talking about foreign policy. she is strong. she has a spine. i was disappointed that she backed off the tax cuts she initially proposed. brian: she wanted to cut taxes on the rich because that propels the economy. >> in a time where she needed to do something to wake up the economy, that's what she tried to do. but she got all of the heat which is what happened to margaret thatcher as well. >> golda mayor is also in yo

cbs's nikki battiste has more, including what parents can do. >> reporter: new york city mother louannason, maddon, struggled during the pandemic. he's now in eighth grade. >> before the pandemic, he was always on the honor roll. after that, it was just -- he couldn't get his grades back up. >> it was pretty hard, challenging. >> reporter: the 2022 national assessment of educational progress reports math scores for fourth and eighth graders plummeted since the last tests in 2019. it was the largest decline in math since testing began in 1990, with nearly 4 in 10 eighth graders failing to grasp basic math concepts and only 1 in 3 students meeting reading proficiency standards. >> the results were sobering. >> reporter: peggy carr is the commissioner of the national center for education statistics. the results showed black and hispanic students fell further behind than their white and asian peers, and girls declined faster than boys. >> why is that? >> well, we don't know precisely, but we think it has to do with socialization. maybe they were differentially impacted by being isolated dur

ambassador nikki haley joining us.reak then biden's open border to having deadly consequences on communities across the country what we are learning about the suspect in las vegas stabbing rampage homeland security in texas congressman august pfluger who has seen firsthand of the open border policy coming back from the border. he is coming up. ♪ this is going to be great. taking the shawl off. is he looking at my hairline? is plaque psoriasis making you rethink your everyday choices? otezla is a pill, not a cream or injection that can help people with plaque psoriasis achieve clearer skin. and no routine blood tests required. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla can cause serious allergic reactions. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop t

stand for america founded by nikki haley and described as a nonprofit that promotes public policies.k attorney general letitia james received it scrutiny over which cases they choose to prosecute and which ones they do not most recently obviously president trump. >> trace: i have a feeling this will get a lot of late tomorrow. matt finn, we will see you later. there's been a bit of back-and-forth between the u.s. and saudi arabia mostly because the recent decision to cut oil production. white house correspondent kevin corke live with more on this. good evening. >> good evening, it's not quite winter here in the u.s. but there is a diplomatic chill in the air between washington and re-out. white house continues to reevaluate its ties to the kingdom. the rift born out of the opec oil cut says helped russia. trying to spin or deflect with the facts are simple. the world's rallying behind ukraine and combating russian aggression. they knew the cut would increase russian revenues. that is the wrong direction. it led to more than just fractured ties, it's actually become a midterm issue. s

trey: ambassador nikki haley, you are right, you beat a crowded field for governorship. you surprised them all. i will check in with you after november to see what the future holds, thank you for joining us on a sunday night, have a great remainder of the weekend. >> up next, john durham is back in court, been 6 years since fbi targeted the trump campaign, what have we learned? fox news crake jonathan turley joining us on "sunday night in america." if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america," the steele dossier is back in the news. it should be called dan shankor dossier, he lead to the fbi, fbi put the whole sorted mess into motion. now they want you to believe they are the victims. the fbi never tried to corroborate the allegations in the steele dossier. and damage was done. john durham lost his last trial against democrat lawyer michael sussman, she may lose this one too. meadial put the blame to durham but real blame is with the fbi. joining us now fox news contributor, george washington l

nikki battiste has more on the nation's report card. >> a new york city mother says her son struggled during the pandemic. he's now in eighth grade. >> before the pandemic, he was always on the honor roll. after that he couldn't get his grades back up. >>orter: the 2022 national assessment of educational progress reports math scores for fourth and eighth graders plummeted since the last test in 2019. it was the largest decline in math since testing began in 1990 with nearly four in ten eighth graders failing to grasp basic math concepts and only one in three students meeting reading proficiency standards. >> the results were sobering. >> reporter: peggy carr is the commissioner for the national center firefighter education statistics. the results showed black and hispanic students fell further behind than their white and asian peers, and girls die inclined faster than boys. >> why is that? >> well, we don't know precisely, but we think it has to do with socialization. maybe they were differentially impacted by being isolated during this time. >> reporter: carr says while schools shoul

we're talking about rock star nikki minaj. they're expected to teach a course about nikki minaj. officials say the course is still in discussion and planning sessions. she has weighed in saying she would love to stop by. >> if there's a zoom version we will all be in that class. >> we will all be in that class together. >> thanks for joining us, have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon

nikki battiste reports. >> reporter: it was detailed publicly how they were ignored and overlooked in favor of keeps coaches and owners in jobs. >> the sexual misconduct varies here from really inappropriate misogynistic-type comments to unwanted sexual advances to actual coercion by coaches. >> reporter: former u.s. depueralty te asttoryne led the probe. the report says abuse of coaches moved from team to team, those in a position to correct the record stayed silent. >> in a circumstance like this under the national women's soccer league, is there such a thing as a consensual sexual relationship? >> not between a player and a coach. there is such a power differential in that relationship, it is, by definition, not consensual. >> reporter: last season, five of the ten head coaches in the national women's soccer league either were fired or stepped down amid allegations of sexual misconduct. sexual misconduct accusations against coach paul riley ignited protests among the players who last year paused games for moments of silence. sinead farrelly is one of the players who spoke out again

we're talking about rock star nikki minaj. they're expected to teach a course about nikki minaj.ials say the course is still in discussion and planning sessions. she has weighed in saying she would love to stop by. >> if there's a zoom version we will all be in that class. >> we will all be in that class together. >> thanks for joining us, have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, russia unleashing its biggest attacks in months on ukraine. russian missiles raining down on kyiv and cities across ukraine, hitting civilian targets a pedestrian bridge, a children's playground. at least 11 people killed vladimir putin saying the massive strike was retaliation for the explosion that damaged a key bridge for russian supply lines our teams inside ukraine and russia >>> also tonight, iran's oil workers joining protesters over the death of a young woman after her arrest by the nation's morality police. the violent crackdown by security forces our correspondent inside iran. >>> in new york the tent city being stood up to house thousands of migrants sent by other states the mayor d

nikki haley, welcome . thanks. >> why? why now? why now?rmageddo armageddon.irst i know that putin firstntions mentioned, i believe it was in march of this year, the possibility of using nuclear weapons. >> yous. know, i mean, what's up interesting to me, it's soro unproductive every time he speaksev just unproductive, because on one side, you'reng f putting fear in americans, which is not helpful. and it really questions hisde, leadership on the other side. if he knows putin so well, heelg would know h he should not be saying this is armageddon because putin is hearing that insteas d, what he needs to do is he needs to have strong, bold leadership. he needs t sayo say, look, if , do anything with nukes, there'll be to pay. hell needs to pa to o remind cha and iran, are you supporting this conversation? chiand he needs to just stay strong. and what we have our military can handle this. we're not going to nee d to send troops on the ground if something happens. what he needs to do is havee deterrence. when president trump was in tru didn't see thesecause ther d

president carl chan. >> along with some supporters say that they want oakland council president nikki fortunato bass out oakland's chinatown has been the scene of an increasing level of crime since the start of the pandemic. now, more recently, several brazen murders, including the shooting of uber driver patrick phone and dentists. really, she how many police that would according to many different people, even to put a shift. we need more than 900. now. less than chan accuses bass of flip-flopping supporting defunding police measures. but then now calling one of the gathering wants bass out. doctor kenneth anderson with the williams chapel baptist church called on the community and bass to have a meeting to discuss their differences out. >> council president bashed. >> i feel. >> urge to stand with mister chang. not for division. but as a man of the fate, the claw. to say, let's all sit at the table. >> as for bass who is up for reelection and district 2. she issued kron 4. this statement, quote, as a 25 year district to resident mother and assault survivor. nothing is more important

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oz will hit the campaign trail with nikki haley, the tomorrow, dr.the campaign trail with nikki haley, the former trump administration diplomat, and on friday, fetterman will welcome back president biden to pennsylvania. norah. >> o'donnell: robert costa at the site of the debate. thank you. well, tonight, we continue our coverage of breast cancer awareness month with a look at a glaring racial disparity. black women are far more likely to die of breast cancer than white women. in tonight's "health watch," cbs's elise preston on what can be done to eliminate this gap. >> reporter: spending time with her beloved dog, comfort, is latoya williams, who's had a long journey after finding a lump in her breast. >> i was actually misdiagnosed at the age of 29, and accurately says doctors ignored her concerns and delayed treatment for six mo >> i was actually misdiagnosed at the age of 29, and accurately diagnosed at the age of 30, only because i was not taken serious. >> reporter: williams, now 45, says doctors ignored her concerns and delayed treatment for

nikki battiste, thank you. overseas now to ukraine, tonight, president zelenskyy says ukrainian forces have retaken more territory in the eastern regions that russia has illegally annexed. this as cbs news has learned a new u.s. aid package will include more advanced rocket systems that have been key to ukraine's recent advances. cbs' charlie d'agata is in southern ukraine. >> reporter: ukrainian tanks take up position, holding the line in recaptured territory in eastern ukraine. reinforcements, after russian troops were forced to retreat from the strategic town of lyman. ukraine's president thanking his warriors, saying the successes of our soldiers are not limited to lyman. a reference to lightning advances in the south, this video, said to show soldiers raising the flag in a retaken village toward kherson. but after president putin's illegal annexation on friday, ps many here are bracing for a massive escalation, including the exiled mayor of russian-held malitupol. >> i expect putin to use nuclear weapons.

why some community leaders in oakland want council president nikki fortunato bass to step down. >> a suspected serial killer in stockton may have a victim here in the bay area. police release new details on their investigation and on the victims. plus, elon musk reverses his decision on his twitter deal. details on the billionaire's renewed offer and what this means for his legal fight with the social media giant. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 8. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the string of violence continues. the city of oakland has now recorded 101 homicide so far this year. >> with 2 lives lost in just the past. 24 hours, most recently, police say a man died around 4 o'clock this morning on everett avenue in the city's glenview neighborhood. officers say they were responding to reports of a catalytic converter theft when they arrived. they say they found a man who had been shot a number of times and he died at the scene. the escalation of violence in oakland is pushing some community groups to call for the resignation of the council. president nikki fortunato bas

every time i say nikki haley is joining me, the question, what is she going to do? are you going to run for president? >> i don't have to decide until january. right now i will make sure we get everybody elected in november. but if i do run, i've never lost a race, i'm not going to start now, we'll put 1,000% in and finish it. >> trace: the white house taking heat on high gas prices and now the biden administration is considering a plan that could completely cut off new leases for offshore drilling. the decision coming at a critical time for u.s. energy. we will hear from an expert in the oil and gas industry coming up. >> sandra: looking forward to that. the president's son could soon face federal charges with agents reportedly saying they have enough evidence now to take the next step. critics fear hunter will walk away with just a slap on the wrist. miranda divine have been on this since the beginning. >> the more that comes out the worst it sounds. the reason we are investigating hunter biden, we believe he's a national security threat and concerned hunter biden

>> shout out to nikki but in ski .i am in springfield right now visiting with my mom where i grew up. nikki is running out of this district so she will represent most of my family outside of my kids and husband and i. i think she is running one of the best campaigns in the country. i am paying close attention because it is in my home state. she is young, only 45, but she returns phone calls. she works the phones and will ask for advice from people. she never makes assumptions that someone will be for her without her hard work going into it. she is raising the money she needs to raise to be successful. she is not a showoff, not a click bait type of person, not a performative politician. she is going to do the hard work. it's not an easy district. i hope and pray she wins but she is putting in the hard work. that's the race i am keeping my eye on the closest and i'm the most excited about in the nation. rep. rice: i'm going to put in a plug for the woman i hope is going to take my seat, laura gilly. she won town supervis

that was nikki fox with that report.he streets of the capital. our reporter charlotte gallagher is there. the london marathon is under way, tens of thousands of people are going to be running this gruelling course, finishing at the mall, just outside buckingham palace, probably one of the most iconic locations in london. and people are running for lots of different reasons, for different charities, there is a former iranian detainee who was running to raise awareness of hostages all around the world, people running with different health conditions, one man running with an oxygen tank attached to him because he has a lung condition. another man has just recovered from a brain tumour, and he is running today. lots and lots of people, and the crowd, as you can see, cheering everyone on. on the other side over there, there is someone with a sign saying my daddy runs marathons. lots of people cheering on family members taking on this challenge. this is the third time the marathon has been held in october, because of covid—19.

this keeps me and great though, but to nikki, to interact with the say, you want to know their story in val, migrants verified and reliable information for migrants. how did she become adult hitler's favorite director? and how did any become a forgotten filled pioneer? leading he finished and arnold funk between hitler and hollywood in 1932, they set out into the icy wilderness of greenland to create a life threatening film project that became a major milestone in their lives. love seduction and power ice cold passion starts october 8th on d, w. it's with ah, the city w news and these are our top stories. brazil's national election authority says the presidential elections will go to a 2nd round after no candidates received 50 percent of the valid ballots left at 4 .

yeah, i love this kid to me a great deal, but to nikki, to interact with you want to know their story, my grants verifying and reliable information for my grants. will you become a criminal pre climb, a all ready news with hackers? paralyzing the tire societies. computers that are some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on youtube. ah, this is dw news, and these are our top stores. russian president vladimir putin has dubbed the explosion on a bridge linking russia to the annexed crimea peninsula as a terrorist act. the alleged ukrainian special services carried out.

nikki coleman found a screen mask decided to have some fun with it, so he spread peanut butter and birdnside so we can capture the moment. yes, that a squirrel. where's the masks? okay some stuff have nightmare fuel here. it wasn't long before one did. take the break. take the bait. i should say did he run off with it and his head? i hope he helped him out after that, eating it. i guess he's eating the peanut.% it's a bird feeder, right? but for squirrels and way, more creepier and halloween, this could be a horrible easily. maybe we're being too critter. cool. alright that wa ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "the curse of bridge hollow," marlon wayans. and, start of the series "big shot," john stamos. also, saving strategies to offset inflation. plus, mark consuelos is back at the co-host desk. all next on "live." and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: are we dancing this morning? >> mark:

nikki haley weighs in on the growing threat of nuclear war in our world, plus back home, you will nevern's open borters, if you were watching five minutes ago, you know it was hillary clinton. newt gingrich will react and a former aide calls this a sign she is running for president again and caitlyn gives her take. and joining us is piers morgan shgs charles payne, and pete hegseth. you are watching fox news channel. . . >> i told him how proud of him i was. thanked him for all the work he and his are doing to save lives. i'm grateful for the brave men and women federal folks working so hard. all working one team. hearing hear that that from the governor as well as the federal folks. >> todd: president biden personally calling first responders including members of the coast guard to risk heir lives from others from the devastation of hurricane ian. >> carley: zac lash says he will lose his job by the end of the year thanks to the president's own vaccine mandate. florida congressman michael waltz is a former green beret commander and member of the house armed services committee and he jo