speak i look like the scared straight version of robbie.t on the "gutfeld!" show when you are 40? but as a family man come everybody's making too big of a deal about family separation. if i walked with my family 1,00d if they separated us by the time i got to the border. my wife would've been making out with the border agent like, i could've used you 500 meters ago. >> greg: when i look at people approaching the border, they do not look desperate. is that wrong to say? >> no. >> greg: okay good. that is how i judge what i do, i just asked people. does that sound bad? all right come up next, it's what we all feared. history also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." especially during this holiday season of hanukkah. when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day this now, is how god's children are living. ta

robbie was placed by burnley council in a b&b.this country now. - because the way everybody's been treated, all this coronavirus - and all the excuses. cos that's all they are, aren't they? i just using excuses. ed thomas reporting. tonight, nhs england told us they urge anyone who needs help with mental health issues to come forward. details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline or you can call free at any time to hear recorded information on 08000155 998. the metropolitan police is to apologise to the family of two murdered sisters after a report concluded that the level of service provided after their disappearance was unacceptable. nicole smallman and bibaa henry were killed injune as they celebrated a birthday in a park in wembley. the independent office for police conduct found that officers were slow to investigate after the women were reported missing. more than a third of the world�*s population are active users of facebook and its other social media products. it�*s a star

speak i look like the scared straight version of robbie. the "gutfeld!" show when you are 40? but as a family man come everybody's making too big of a deal about family separation. if i walked with my family 1,00d if they separated us by the time i got to the border. my wife would've been making out with the border agent like, i could've used you 500 meters ago. >> greg: when i look at people approaching the border, they do not look desperate. is that wrong to say? >> no. >> greg: okay good. that is how i judge what i do, i just asked people. does that sound bad? all right come up next, it's what we all feared. mark zuckerberg got more weird. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. ♪ i like it, i love it, i want some more of it♪ ♪i try so hard, i can't rise above it♪ ♪don't know what it is 'bout that little gal's lovin'♪ ♪but i li

his name is robbie. that's him in the red on the couch. the video is dividing the internet.ppy enough to see her. another saying he looked like he hugged her like she was his aunt at christmas dinner. that's not really something you want from a boyfriend. but tiktokers are digging deeper, saying that when robbie bends over, you can see it in slow motion, here the girl sitting next to him on the couch sneakily passes his cellphone under his arm. why did she have the phone in the first place. why did they have to hide that she had it. that's shady. others analyzing the movements when lauren walks in. they say it's weird that she felt like she needed to scoot away, not once from robbie, but two times. there's also, like, theories that her hand is on his back when she walks in. it's a lot. and i'm invested. and i'm not the only one here. >> just based on what i'm seeing here, it's the first time i'm looking at it. couch guy is about to be single guy very fast. >> i mean, as of this morning, though, lauren is still defending him on her tiktok. obviously rooting for them and hopin

weird she felt she needed to scoot away not once but two times away from robby. lauren is still defending him on her tiktok as of this morning. >> trevor: wow... this is so intense. i know everyone is having a fun with this story, but you have to feel for this couple. they're major celebrities, they're just a normal couple breaking up. if we're going to get into this, may not be a popular opinion, but i am siding with couch guy here. yep. i said it. yes, he could have been more excited but in his defense, these are covid times and she just got off a plane. so even if he's really happy to see her, he's probably thinking is it okay to hug her? was she tested? is she going to give covid to my side chick? we need to remember how jarring it is to see somebody out of context. doesn't matter who it is. it's going to throw you off. if my mom showed up right here right now, i wouldn't be, like, mom! i would be, like, whoa, mom, am i in trouble? what happened? did i leave the stove on again? so i don't think his delayed reaction is damning evidence here. what is damning ev

robbie was placed by burnley council in a b&b.ind in this country now. - because the way everybody's been treated, all this coronavirus - and all the excuses. cos that's all- they are, aren't they? just using excuses. ed thomas reporting. tonight nhs england told us they urge anyone who requires help with mental health to come forward. details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call forfree, at any time to hear recorded information on 08000155 998. more than a third of the world's population are active users of facebook and its other social media products. it's an astonishing figure — and the global tech giant has been facing serious allegations about its impact on society. a former facebook manager turned whistleblower has told a committee of mps that platforms like facebook are "literally subsidising hate" and unquestionably are making hate worse. here's our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. facebook, a corporate giant used by 2.9 billion people, an empi

howie: let me come back to the lead story, that is of course facebook, robby, looking at the blitz over fairly can the media report on social media such as the seemingly all powerful facebook? >> they can't. and this is something people really have to keep in mind. i don't think it's talked about enough. the mainstream media -- social media is a rival with the mainstream media. the mainstream media, the people in the new york times, washington post, newspapers, some other television channels, they are the most anti-facebook of all because they see facebook as a rival that took away their monopoly on what you goat say and discuss and -- get to discuss and say and hear about. they want the company destroyed most of all. a lot of the things the whore whistleblower talked about, they want to make it couched worse sn it. people should be weary of the dynamic. this is an industry rivalry that doesn't often make the headlines. howie: facebook has stolen the lunch of a lot of mainstream media. they use facebook to publicize and get clicks for their stories. now that mark zuckerberg is taking a

deebo samuel, he is gone down the sidelines 76 yards, but the niners robbie gold to place kicker injuredldn't catch missed the point after 21 13 in seattle responds with the 10 played dr. capped with this nice 14 yard touchdown. by alex collins, russell wilson guides the 28 13 victory for the seahawks 49ers losing despite out gaining the seahawks by more than 200 yards, but the injuries are piling up the side from garoppolo and robbie gold. trent williams. they're all pro offensive lineman. is hurt. 49ers dipped to and to arizona is where they're headed next week to take on the cardinals and arizona beat the rams today to go undefeated team score and, oh, that is the sporting live at this hour. and of course, tonight, we'll have lots more on all the football stuff, believe me. there was plenty the such a crisis in california is for one reason and one reason only. we have an enormous shortage of housing, california struggling to curb the homelessness crisis, i've been on the street for about nine years total. now do i think i'm ever going to get off the street? um no. a day in the life, t

thanks so much zoomed us robbie. there i corresponded in doha preliminary election results in iraq point to a strong results for the shia cleric looked at all sutter's party. the election commission revealed the partial figures earlier and also confirmed a low turn out just over 40 percent. that is the lowest since europe introduced its democratic system. after the 2003 us led invasion, our correspondent, alhashan joyce's life from baghdad. alley are we seeing clear winners now coming through? does fit, that seems that we have a clear list of windows, the main and the biggest winner to the moment is what are the struggle now it's projected that he is going to get more than 70 seats and then you fall in according to preliminary results. so this is, this is one he won more than 20 to be in the southern provinces and this is the stronghold of the she eyes and iraq. and on the other side, newly magic, you the form of find minutes says it dr. mina says making it come back with 37 seats still good morning. this is at least

emily compagno, robbie self and richard fowler. some time, how would you have answered some of those questions? >> for all of our sakes, i hope not. our honest answer them. our highest ranking law enforcement official here in the country used a misguided fact -- nontax fields letter upon which he deployed federal resources immediately. the memorandum he wrote literally led it's not true disturbing spike and harassment trend and admitted to congressman jim drug he looked no further, he did not conduct any additional investigation and to me the biggest rub is that this isn't within federal jurisdiction anyway so we have an attorney general that relied on hearsay and handwringing to immediately say yep, here you go, here's all the federal resources you need to pick parents against parents teachers against parents and union against parents who are simply invested in their children's education and have the nerve to confirm did no further investigation and then fell down and refused to admit his mistake, refuse to take back the memorandu

more victims could also still be buried under the rubble xander. robbie has more sheesh. most people were asleep in the early morning hours when a shallow earthquake card deck and destruction in southwestern pakistan. there's the gilbert biker, you know, but that is, see, it was a 5.9 magnitude quake. but i would say it was more than that. lots of lives lost and damaged property. the main mosque of the town was also damaged, badly. him offered, believe was gave, was it everyone including women and children, were running here and there we were. skin didn't know what to do. later. ambulances arrived and took the injured to hospital. people in rural baluchistan, live mostly in mud, brick homes, and as has always been the case across earthquake prone pakistan, poor communities that lack modern construction methods were high build, quality is unaffordable. those are the places where earthquakes exact, their highest cost or $200.00 c is yes, so far we've managed more than $200.00 injuries. we have received 15 dead bodies. we sent some severely injured by abroad using ambulances

joining me is robby agruwal and michael mcfaul. robby, we've seen like kelly was saying a bunch of high level issues, a keel with european union on tariffs. what do you see as the big takeaways so far? >> as we just heard there are some things seen as a success. the minimum max deal if it passes in the senate you need a two thirds majority in the u.s. senate is important. the u.s./eu tariffs agreement is all successes that i think the biden administration will tout. maybe in the speech to just hear from president biden. but i think that might be the message back home here in the united states. but globally people around the world are going to want a lot more detail in terms of vaccines and climate commitments. from the vaccine front, no matter what is agreed today, the fact remains that only about 300 million vaccines are going to be made available to the global south this year and that's simply not enough. in most poor countries 4% of vaccinated. that is not good enough for those countries and if those places aren't safe it is cle

there's a busker that they walk past who is almost acting as a kind of greek chorus, and the music's by robbienting on the action while the action is playing out. i mean, i love it when the music becomes an integral part of the drama. i mean, the whole thing is a sort of satirical, spiritual odyssey with a very, very dark sense of humour, but it manages to be both — and this is a difficult trick — it is both tongue—in—cheek and hand on heart at the same time, and i think that is to be applauded. that's going on the poster. best out this week, mark? well, green knight. have you seen green knight? it looks stunning, doesn't it? i mean, it's not my genre but it's extraordinary, to look at, extraordinary. not your genre, sir gawain and the green knight is not your genre? i'm not great with fantasy but it's beautiful to look at. oh, it's... i mean, it's, visually, it's extraordinary. so far it's one of my films of the year. david lowery�*s done such a brilliantjob. you can see it on streaming but if you can get a chance see it in the cinema. it comes alive on the big screen, it's made to be seen on

i should note karen dead and robbie kaplan i think -- you had karen in the intro.the two lead lawyers. and there is a team around them. again, they felt they had to stand up and do this when nothing else was being done. what they're doing essentially is saying if this can be done here, we can see this done -- for instance, we are seeing the kkk act has been invoked against some of the january 26 riders from 2021. so they feel this is an old statute that is really on point in this moment of rising white supremacy, anti-black hate, anti-semitism. i think what they're trying to do is create a roadmap through how we hold very violent, racist "protesters" who intend to bring mayhem, how we hold them to account. amy: you have this going on in charlottville. and in washington, d.c., yet the congressional select committee that is investigating whether it is conspiracy of high-level trump people, including president trump, congress members, lawyers like rudy giuliani and eastman, gathering of giuliani and others at the willard hotel nearby to coordinate what ultimately beca

not the least of which they did not have a real place kicker out on the field if you hadn't heard robbiekicker was injured in pregame warmups as he sustained and a groin injury. so the 40 niners had to go hunt for a new kicker. joey slye is the name great name 25 years old, played a couple of years with carolina 2019 and 20 has a 79% field goal percentage success rate. he was released by the texans. and by the way, robbie gold's gonna miss at least three weeks, he was put on ir the golden state warriors. well. they played a preseason game last night in portland. the play another tomorrow but in mid season form plates, thompson social media check this out. there's clay. he's doing this thing. all you can do is say that's clay being clay. very picture x. beautiful that's the sporting life guys. clay thompson can't wait till he's back on the court yep. don't looking forward to that day. all right, 10. thanks, mark. all right, 10. thanks, mark. hey, have you ever heard of the van nuys comic-con? yeah. it's a dinky little convention where they sell collectibles and get sad d-list celebrities

the news now not good for robbie gold. he is expected to miss three to five weeks. >>> the giants are off to friday when the division series begins. yesterday they announced times with the first two games both at night. friday at 6:37. saturday at 6:07. >>> stiff kerr and the warriors in the pre-season opener. look at this pass. inside to the vaccinated andrew wig ins. he played 16 minutes, scored 13 points. curry from deep. what else? 13 points and 20 minutes. look at jordon pool shot. lit up the scoreboard with 30. warriors took 69 three point shots and won it. nba, baseball, football, hockey. i'm loving here in october. we will see you later. >> it's my favorite time of year as well. >>> 4:57. coming up the stage is set on capitol hill. >>> the testimony expect from a facebook whistle blower before congress. >>> and breaking news on a booster shot for johnson and johnson. >>> and a live look outside from our mark hopkins camera. we will see you who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you

he had no idea that robbie's past life was about to save his. >> i check hyssop pills.to keep him cool. >> reporter: while he stayed there, the others ran for help. he was rushed into emergency surgery, and survived. >> if these guys had not rushed to help me like we did, i don't know that we would be sitting here talking today. >> reporter: so it's this group of gentlemen incarcerated here at folsom prison that may have saved his life. may have a message for his supervisor. we record it. we're going to go show him. put those headphones on like that and i'll turn the camera around so you can watch it. >> we miss you. you know, inspired a lot of us. >> jeff, we're just glad you're doing really well. >> jeff, thanks for everything, we miss you. >> thank you, really, from the bottom of my heart. thank you so much. at the same time, i knew i could count on you guys. >> love that. supervisor jeff newsy may retire, but looking forward to returning and thanking those workers face-to-face. >>> in australia, a suspect leading police on a high-speed chase on a tractor. it started

. >> that's robbie. >>> up next the justice department stepping in what it wants the supreme court to do about the controversial texas abortion law. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> the department of justice is asking the supreme court to stop enforcement of the texas abortion law. while the legal battle plays out. the law blocks any abortion after six weeks and gives private citizens the power to sue anyone who they say aids or abets abortion. the doj already asked a federal court to stop enforcement of the law earlier this month. and a judge granted that request. but the fifth circuit court of appeals overturned the decision yesterday. the law went into effect september 1st. >>> a u.s. capitol police officer has been charged with trying to protect a man accused of illegally entering the capitol oh on january 6th. in grand jury indictment michael riley is accused of repeatedly telling jacob hiles to delete his social media that would provide law enforcement with proof that

there's a busker who is almost acting as a greek chorus was up the music is by robbie perry and doesg out. i love it when the music becomes an integral part of the drama. the whole thing is a sort of satirical, spiritual odyssey with a very dark sense of humour. but it manages to be both, and it is a difficult trip, it is both tongue—in—cheek and hand on heart at the same time. and i think that is to be applauded. that's going on the most of. �* . to be applauded. that's going on the most of. �* , ., , ~ to be applauded. that's going on the most of. �* , ., , 4, most of. best out this week, mark? the ureen most of. best out this week, mark? the green night- — most of. best out this week, mark? the green night. it— most of. best out this week, mark? the green night. it looks _ most of. best out this week, mark? the green night. it looks stunning. | the green night. it looks stunning. it's not my genre but it looks extraordinary to look at for the i'm not great with fantasy but it's beautiful to look at.— not great with fantasy but it's beautiful to look at. beautifulto look at. visual

the news is not as good for kicker robbie gold. warm- ups and is expected to miss 3 to 5 weeks let's pivot to the giants if we could pick they got a well-deserved day off after ending the regular season on a high note yesterday to set a franchise record with 107 wins , one more than the dodgers to claim their first n.l. west title since 2012. >> obviously, to knock off the dodgers that one nine divisions in a row, to keep them from winning attempt is pretty cool in my mind. to be a part of that is really special. >> giants will begin the division series friday night at oracle park against either the dodgers or the cardinals. first pitch at 6:37, game two is saturday at 6:07. before we head back to san francisco, i have a pretty cool assignment today. i am on the terrace of the olympic club for the san francisco chinese hospital golf fundraiser and man, i had the greatest part of my life. it's so good, we will show you next hour in sports. i am so proud of it as we try to drum up money here for the chinese hospital. their goal is a

zuckerberg to push positive stories about the company on its own news feed has backfired. mean actually, robbie's been on this mina. this looks like a p r campaign going bad. exactly. richard. according to the new york times, project amplifier was signed off by soccer berg in august and it's been child and 3 american cities. it pushes stories like this to the top of news feeds. facebook's latest innovations for 2021 on achieving quote, 100 percent renewable energy for its global operations. the news feed is central to the facebook experiences where users see what's being shared. it was never sold as a stage for facebook's own peered material. and this is happening when outlets like the wall street journal are doing stories on facebook that appear to be slightly more news feed worthy. yeah. last week, the journal published an investigation in which it showed that according to facebook's own, internal research problems have repeatedly been flagged up with how the site is used. for example, by human traffickers, or even disturbing data on how the platform affects the mental health of teenage girls.

the listening posts mean oxy robbie, now on the young women who have come to be known as the tick tock girls. ah, i'm expected. it was a shock for a lot of us and scared me not to want to post anything online. that was a voice move from an injection woman out of more than 10 people that we contacted, asking to speak about what it's like to be an egyptian woman active on social media . today, she was the only one who would be to speak with us, not on camera, but to these recorded voice messages. ah, i let assuming and you are scared to talk about these issues. our society seems as into fear. shims us into silence. what happened was ellison, what happened was the sentencing of 2 women honeyed awesome, and mobile ada adam. in june this year they were sent to prison for 10 and 6 years respectively. the videos they posted on social media platforms like big dock and instagram, had brought them to the attention of the authorities. so huntington and mo, at the are 2 girls who are 20 and 22 years old. their college students who were very popular on the platforms of tick tock and instagram. we'r

do you need a license for the is there breaks here at robbie's farm actor turn. farmer robert jordan also has a vertical farm, but this one is on another level. oh man. oh, oh. lisa jack is a different season inside, isn't it? so it's like a herb safari. what we got means, vassal again, some coriander. i'd expected you to have how kind of a glass as well. so this is entirely electric ellie de la. if no, no sunlight used to tow the console to wire men create a more efficient growth, and a much higher yield isn't much waste from an operation like this. we grow in a, in a biodegradable pot. so we have no plastics inside the, the growth area anymore. everything is biodegradable. robert's goal is to prove that these hypoth sustainable techniques could one day be rolled out in every city and town in the world. transporting this leave sunday speed on this spot around the world is not that clever. it should always be produced locally and consumed growth locally. well, i love that rather than taking the food to the plate, you're taking a farm to, to the, to the cloth and proposed to display o

robbie gould is out for at least three games with a groin injury so they signed a guy named joey sly. >>> how about baseball? the playoffs started tonight. epic wildcard matchup at fenway park. the red sox and yankees. bottom of the first inning. boston's xander bogaerts with this two-run homer and the party was just starting in boston. red sox win it, 6-2 #. that's it. it's a one-game wildcard. yankees are out. red sox will now play the top-seated tampa rays. >>> as for the giants, all quiet at the ballpark tonight. they did have a voluntary workout earlier today. the manager said brandon belt might be ready for the nlcs but first things first. round one begins friday night against either the cardinals or dodgers, 6:37 p.m., first pitch on friday. 6:07 p.m. on saturday night. we're back in a moment. >>> all right. finally tonight, stadium food is not usually categorized as fine dining but the warriors and the chase center. they're upping it. more than a dozen mouth-watering new menu and beverage items unveiled today. a new wine bar also part of the mix lang loong with a pledge that a

photojournalists tony heidrick and chandler landed introduce us to robbie petticoat. i wake up. okay, hop up. it depends on the day you want some water? it's usually some variety of, like kind of having your like leap into action kind of thing. this is the big shoe. hard data occurs every day. uh many. really bella. so today i'm i'm getting up. i'm going to get a cup of coffee once i the mushiness is over a little bit. i can decide what i'm going to do. bella, there you go. i've been on the street for about nine years total now. i grew up poor and it was my big fear that i would be on the street. i worked from the time i was 11, you know, and i am and i felt that the crabs and it wasn't my doing it all you know it was, but once i was through those cracks, you know i hit free fall and i sure did stupid to keep myself down. ha ha. people like me. i don't get food stamps so i've rely on white boxes and these food bags and stuff. or dump string. you dive into some really foul stuff and find in search of the golden goose. but when you find like that secret spot like you know that res

robbie gold had to sit it out sunday after straining a groin muscle.e'll missed at least three weeks. he's on the i also, they sign. guy by the name of joey slide. 25 year old, played a couple of years with carolina was cut earlier this year by the texans. after three games. he's got a career rate of 79% success on his field goal attempts you know, calling a baseball game is played by play guy that is easy as it looks. just ask john sterling. yankees play by play, man tonight. you need to check this out. the pitch to stanton girl there goes deep left in his high that as far as god out of the ballpark, a stand tony and home run now what? what did i do wrong? what did i see? wrong well, it didn't go out of the park, right? it's tougher the park, right? it's tougher than it looks. trust me [ door opens ] jay, i'm home. did manny call? no, because he's fine. it was a slumber party, not a gang fight. i just want him to fit in. i'm gonna take a shower. do you care to join me? you know, honey, there's a gun in the footlocker in the garage. if i ever say "no"

our guests in beirut. sammy another director of the levant institute for strategic affairs in doha, robbie horrid director of global engagement in the american university of beirut. and also in beirut, jessica aid and activist and independent energy policy consultant. thank you for joining so much. begin in beirut, were that you saw me neither on the surface this looks like has bola and amal, bullying, the government and the judiciary into making a change that they want? is that fair assessment? i think it's fair assessment. this is what the action one has to say, or the action of the cyber is put, the unacceptable shooty on demonstrators is totally an acceptable. however, it has been law and our minds routine. it's. i'm not trying to blow up justice for procedures who is a reaction now we don't know if these flashes where like a genuinely action of that wonders who is, is that something state, but we will soon know this. if the outcome of all this man will be the suspension of that john speaker, for that reason, dad social said the cat that will see that we have witnessed a scenery in ord

that of the artist it is correspondence in bas robbie, following those discussions here in doha. so zane, clearly there is a lack of trust or a trough struck short fall at those discussions. yet the taliban clear. we need to have good relations with the rest of the world. that's exactly right. they've been pushing the same agenda items that they've been talking about for weeks now. engage with us, talk to us, see us as a legitimate government. that's the primary goal of this new afghan taliban govern due to be seen by their negotiating partners. who were there a sworn enemies just a few months ago that they've been fighting for 20 years now? they are, they're negotiating partners that they are sitting across the table from and the message from the taliban as you have to negotiate with us, you have to see us as legitimate partners. but there is a major trust deficit here. and we did see the acting foreign minister mister monkey, go a long ways to try to quell some of those fears at a speech he made at a center for conflict resolution. hearing doha, i want to read to you one of the

then bas robbie has the details. most people were asleep in the early morning hours when a shallow earthquake caused the death and destruction in southwestern pakistan. there's the girl burger bite her, you know, but that is see, it was a 5.9 magnitude quake, but i would say it was more than that and lots of lives lost and damage to property . the main mosque of the town was also damaged, badly him buffalo believe was v, but every one, including women and children, were running here. and there we were. skin didn't know what to do. later. ambulances arrived and took the into the hospital with people in rural baluchistan . live mostly in mud brick homes, and as has always been the case across earthquake prone pakistan, poor communities that lack modern construction methods were high build quality is an affordable. those are the places where earthquakes exact, their highest cost or do or mercy is yet so far be managed. more than 200 injuries, we have received 15 dead bodies. we sent some severely injured by abroad using

house regulated says the channels the to the tv have been operating illegally for several years. robbie louis is a chin is in jonas in the capital, and describes how the climate is changing for journalists. a station and i am who is a journalist working for it is that you don't have tv. i think i can say that the media and freedom of pres engineers are made to be threatened. and i may consider this as a state back to democracy. i mean, you can, you can agree or disagree with the journalist, but you cannot judge a disadvantage in front of military. it tries, i mean, personally and personally. and i think this is where the position of her assembly gave of the journalist we reject military a try use. a for civilians are over. they are, they are opinion or a requisition even political position. so that's why i, as a journalist, i would say right now we need to be vision and more for our freedom of speech and freedom of expression of expression, which is the retina today. still a head here are not 0 top officials from china in the us reach an agreement, joe biden choosing hold online talk be

i think international and daniel hawkins. robbie was not welcome to the program or we thought this evening with breaking news story with a bomb scare taking place in washington. d. c. at 3 government buildings have an evacuation, including the department of health and human services, or for the very latest on this. so let's go live to what he's k l'm open on update . caleb, thanks for staying cross the story. what's the latest we know? well, at this point, we've got bomb squads and federal security agencies on the scene. a number of buildings along independence avenue in washington, d. c. have been evacuated, independence avenue is closed down. there are streets parts of the street close on the street on 2nd street and on the street in washington d. c. this is a very important area. the capital building is not too far from there. we also have the white house not too far from there as well, very vital center. and this threat against the department of health and human services of the u. s. federal government is being taken very seriously and it's not only the headquarters that has been evacu