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shannon? >> shannon: thank you. we'll see you in a minute. >> kevin: see you soon. >> shannon: hundreds of police officers and emmroes appear set to defy state and local vaccine mandates in chicago and seattle. breaking news, trace gallagher is on both of the cases for us tonight. good evening. >> the seattle police think the total number refusing to get the shot is around 140. some of the officers are publicly pushing back by flying the yellow don't tread on me flags from their cruisers. it's unclear if it violates policy. what he is clear is because of the defund movement and anti-police environment, seattle is down nearly 300 police officers since the beginning of 2020 which means staffing for the seattle police department has not been this low since the 1980s when the population was smaller. critics say the vaccine mandate will continue to exacerbate the rise in crime rate and the police response times. in chicago where the vaccine mandate is in effect and the violent crime rate is becoming its own epidemic. the

shannon. >> shannon: howard kurtz, thank you very much.ramping up security at malls and shopping centers outside d.c. here in northern virginia. in response to possible terrorist threats over halloween weekend reportedly from isis ahead of election day in the hotly contested governor's race they are. law enforcement not releasing many details or specifics about the threat while urging shoppers to remain vigilant. fox news will be tracking that situation all weekend. the sheriff of albany county new york is not happy with how the news of a sex crime charge against former governor andrew cuomo was made public. craig apple says his people have done their jobs well, adding those overwhelming amounts of evidence in the case. former governor is accused of putting his hand under a woman's shirt. it's a misdemeanor, but it is a sex crime. he denies the allegation. new york city is a city on edge tonight with municipal employees have not yet been vaccinated set to be put on unpaid leave on monday. the trash already piling up in the streets there, n

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shannon. >> shannon: aishah hasnie, thanks. back in what has been a very interesting survey. we have a story coming up in a little bit about people who want to complain about america even though they live here so we are doing you a service now. going to tell you where you can go live abroad. kevin, what are the best option for people who do not love america as much as may be we do? >> i love my country and i'm going to stay right here, but there are a lot of people out there, especially when you think about inflation. people want more and more to think about where i might be able to go and maybe get the most bang for my book as i move into retirement. we are going to show you a new list from travel and leisure magazine, the best places to go abroad if you decide you want to leave the u.s. and live in another country. number ten, spain, new zealand, sweden, singapore, ghana, how about the top five? austria, canada, south korea, costa rica, and portugal. so the obvious question, a couple of them, if you had to choose another coun

shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much.o happy to have kevin corke back with us tonight. we have some important stuff to discuss. it is always food related. we are getting closer to halloween. this is about candy corn and i have found this is a very divisive topic. people love it or they hated. there is not any middle ground. >> right out of the gate i have date gets you with a little bit of trivia. did you know what candy corn was originally called? chicken feed to. >> shannon: really? >> i kid you not. chicken feed. and to this day to the americans and might as well taste like chicken feed to be honest. it is a major split down the middle. people either love it where they hated but the truth is it sells and it sells big. 9 billion kernels, more than 35 million pounds are produced annually according to the national confectioners association and actually eaten most of it right around halloween. how about some players? chocolate, cinnamon, grape, strawberry, nerds, sort of sour candy, turkey dinner which we tried it right he

shannon? >> shannon: thank you for the update. president biden is being sued by some members of the military, federal employees, and civilian contractors over a federal order mandating vaccination with a penalty for noncompliance being discharged or termination of employment. the class-action lawsuit filed named secretary lord austin or homeland secretary mayorkas. david amos stabbed to death in a meeting today with stitch wepts at a church. the conservative lawmaker and father of five served in parliament since 1983. 25-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder at the scene. the paris incident tonight noting a potential motivation to islamist extremism. the well regarded mp remembered by prime minister boris johnson. >> the reason so many were shocked and saddened was above all, he was one of the nicest, most gentle people in politics. >> he is the second sitting mp murdered in the last five years. the family of gabby petino still waiting for answers about her death after the grieving process of getting on with their lives

. >> shannon: you and i have played this game a few times before. i want to ask you about this -- white house chief of staff ron plane and taking some heat tonight for re-tweeting a post that described the supply chain crisis and inflation as "high class problems" it didn't go over too well with some folks. >> a let them eat cake moment for the biden white house. he twice shared a tweet by a former obama economic advisor by the name of jason furman, he claimed the nation's inflation, supply chain and other economic woes were a high-class problem. as you can imagine, the outcry was awfully swift. congress meant ted bond calling the white house out of touch, at least a phonic called it an attack on every american and ted cruz called it foolish. jen saki said the tweets were not a top priority. revealing nonetheless. >> shannon: we will discuss that with our panel in a few minutes, thank you very much. the port of los angeles will soon begin 24/7 operations to try to deal with the backlog of incoming cargo ships. the port of long beach has already been

i am shannon bream in washington.g tonight, fox news pressing the white house for answers after a new report reveals the biden administration has been flying migrants into new york in the middle of the night leaving many to wonder why all the secrecy. our dream team panel joins us live to weigh in and just minutes. >> no jobs for jobs. >> shannon: covid vaccine a growing concern that fatigue is causing worker shortages and critical area like health care and law enforcement. and one major airline is backtracking on its vaccination policy. will other big businesses follow their lead? and irises and wants to crackdown people of the leaves are cheating on their taxes but if they get in the way it means the agency gets new powers to spy on your bank account without ever getting a warrant. what it means for you, your money, and your privacy. we begin tonight with the word of the biden administration secret overnight flights carrying underage migrants to places thousands of miles away from our southern border. kevin corke ta

shannon. >> shannon: kevin, we've a lot more to come on that.el is going to revisit those ambushes and more. kevin, thank you. >> you bad. >> shannon: breaking tonight, reports that the director of the national institute of health and tends to announce his recognition in a matter of hours. likely to take effect by the end of the year. dr. francis collins led the agency under three consecutive presidents and will leave the post as of longest-serving director. vaccine mandates kk and, thousand white americans are being dismissed from their jobs. dr. anthony fauci tries to walk back the morning about christmas that did not go over well with many americans. senior correspondent or angle taking a look. good evening. >> hi, shannon. as we sneeze into the fall, there are still a lot of uneasy americans when it comes to getting the covid vaccine. from health care workers to educators, mende deadlines are here with many refusing to get the shot. hundreds of new york city school teachers protested in brooklyn monday fighting the state's requirement that j

i am shannon bream in washington.g tonight, america's hit hard as they increasingly struggle to find and purchase everyday items. and a new warning tonight that surging inflation and supply chain disruption or hampering the global economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. we will break it all down and a live report and what it means for your wallet. also tonight, states like florida and texas are pushing back harder than ever against president biden's vaccine mandates, and there is by the way some breaking news on that news just minutes away. plus new concerns tonight that backs mandates and labor challenges are spilling over into the airline industry. there is already chatter of airlines cutting flights to avoid a repeat of the travel knight wears southwest passengers entered this past weekend and still today. where will it leave your holiday travel plans? would begin with economic woes challenging president biden and creating a drag on the u.s. pandemic recovery. mark meredith is digging into the details for

shannon. >> shannon: jonathan, thank you for the update.being leveled against liberty university about an alleged silence of sexual assault cases. we have correspondent kevin corke taking a look at this. good evening, kevin. >> there are some women at liberty university her accusing administration there have not taking accusations seriously in recent years. in fact, about 50 former students and staffers spoke with propublica and accuse the school of actively dissuading students from reporting sexual assault accusations. according to propublica in the article is very lengthy, liberty told students they could be published for conduct violations after the reported that they were. students were told by school officials according to some that they had violated the school's moral code which is known as the liberty way which includes not doing things like underage drinking or premarital sex and drugs and the like. there were other claims by students saying they were not made aware of the option of reporting it. so they were saying they were dissua

shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much.ge suspect is in custody tonight after four people were injured in a shooting at a texas high school. police say 18-year-old timothy george simpkins drew a weapon during a classroom fight and critically injured a 15-year-old boy. students reunited with parents at a nearby performing arts center. speak out today could have gone differently. you wake up in the morning thinking that it's going to be one way and it ends up a completely different way. you never know. so i'm very thankful to have my daughter with me. >> shannon: simpkins was both in the arlington jail on three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. one of the strictest covid-19 c9 vaccine mandates in the nation requiring everyone age 12 in order to be fully vaccinated before entering bars, gyms, restaurants, and other indoor entertainment facilities. the council voted 11-2 in favor of the ordinance which is expected to take effect in early november. an 8-month-old toddler writing and style thanks to a sled pulled

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington.g tonight, hundreds of students in a northern virginia school district walking out of class tuesday to protest the handling of a sexual assault case involving a female student who was attacked by a male student who entered the girls bathroom. tonight, parents got their stay at a heated school board meeting and it all comes amid controversy about how the biden administration and national education leaders are dealing with unhappy parents. growing animosity toward vaccine mandates tonight, business leaders pleading with the biden administration to delay the federal vaccine order until after the holiday season. why they say it's necessary to avoid a looming workforce crisis that could take some of the fun out of your holiday. outrage tonight over comments by a democratic congresswoman and squad member ilhan omar, her shocking rationale as to why crime is now spiking in minneapolis. we begin tonight with a heated battle over education on how the national debate is emerging as a key issue i

i'm greg gutfeld, i love you america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannonn new york city. breaking tonight, president biden arriving in europe leaving his multitrillion dollar social spending plan back home hanging in the ballots. democrats delaying a key vote as progressive support looks like it's crumbling and just hours from now, new york city's vaccine mandate goes into effect with critical worker shortages expected to get worse as trash is now piling up on the streets of the big apple. >> are they coming to ever pick the garbage up again? i don't know but i'm told there are rats in everybody's house. >> shannon: alec baldwin spotted shopping in vermont following that deadly accidental shooting. we begin tonight with the democrats divide on full display once again as the left-wing of the president's party sidelined his agenda items after he leaves the country. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking the very latest developments for us tonight. >> usually we think of republicans as being splintered when it comes to making big deals in washingto

>> shannon: i doubt it. he's going to be looked at -- the court will look at him as a first-time offender. if other women come together and there's additional charges, that could change. but there's a lot of folks that said new york state officials have dropped the ball. like they stopped the impeachment thing because he said he would resign. if he's facing criminal charges, they do that to assure he cannot run again, a lot of calculations here. what an amazing turn around from a year ago. you think that it was rumored he would be the attorney general. he could run for president. he got a huge book advance for a book, "leadership crisis." 196,000 ranked. yours is ahead of that, jesse. >> jesse: i hope so. >> shannon: to think of what happened in the last year to where he's facing criminal charges for touching a woman's body against her wishes, this is far from over for him. >> jesse: greg? >> greg: i would say it's a fall from grace but there was never any grace to fall from. he went from hollywood's favorit

i am shannon bream in washington.g tonight, americans frustrated with items out of stock and empty store shelves. experts warn it is likely to get worse. what you need to know before the shortages could impact your holiday plans. and what is behind a travel nightmare for passengers on one airline in particular? hundreds of flights canceled, more than 1,000 flights delayed, some are cheering, but plenty of frustrated passengers across the nation are stranded. >> we are on the phone for what, seven hours? 44 -- so backlogged. >> they said they were having problems. did not say what it was and you are lucky you got a flight. >> said it was bad weather. has to be things behind the scenes they are not telling us. >> shannon: we will dig into that, plus, california said to require retailers to provide gender-neutral toy sections. folks upset with newly emboldened governor newsom again. we begin with a deepening supply chain crisis. allowing costumes and decorations in short supply and that is not the only holiday that has f

shannon? >> shannon: alex, thank you very much. we will stay on that and talk about it with the panel. republican governors are going to the southern border to focus on the national security implications of the illegal immigration surge. bret will speak with former border patrol chief rodney scott but first correspondent bill melugin. >> bill: it's late monday night in mission, texas. and fox news is cruising the rio grande with texas dps and a v.i.p. guest. arkansas governor asa hutchinson who came to the rio grande valley to see the border crisis firsthand. while texas troopers with night vision scanned the mexican shoreline in the dark of night, governor hutchinson was given a tour of some of the smuggling hot spots all along the river. eventually coming ashore in one area where illegal immigrants commonly cross on rafts. >> with the boat setting there, they know we are here. they are not going to cross in this area. >> after a brief tour through the dense brush, we asked the governor for his thoughts on the biden administration

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>> shannon: people. who wants to answer?greg: the whole key is you cannot allow this to be framed as a democrat versus republican. you can't allow it to be framed as an immigration question and you cannot let this be framed about separation. this has nothing to do with immigration. you don't want to get trade down that hole. this is about draining the power of america. it's so far left. there's a reason behind it. if illegals get a half a million per illegal, we are done. that means they can keep doing this and keep doing this and this is how you train a country. your opening, turning on the faucet and everything goes out. the only solution is for americans to sue the government. we have to start suing the government over the perceived mistreatment of a democratic white house. the afghanistan debacle. surely there could be lawsuits over that. let's talk about the response to the riots. we can sue the democrat cities. how about inflation? the separation that you brought up. there are people who lost their loved ones. they wer

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. ♪ ♪ breaking tonightpolling spells new trouble for the white house, the president's approval rating on the economy are plummeting. even dropping among democrats, nine months into his presidency we are going to break down all of the latest numbers. inflation reaching a tipping point at grocery stores nationwide, we'll look at why experts say the u.s. could be on the brink of a major change. in new developments in the search for ryan laundry, fbi confirms human remains founded a nature preserve along with some of his belongings. as the president's approval ratings are down on everything from the economy and foreign policy to the border and immigration. white house correspondent kevin corke is digging into all the new numbers, good evening. >> i've been looking at these numbers and in so many different surveys have been jumping out at me. let me share what i've learned so far, i wanted tell you about that quinnipiac survey we talked about a couple days ago, it put biden's job approval rating at 37%. tonight

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so let's start with you, shannon. this poll surprised me.rs, they're saying i want government to do less. they have too much and they got their hands in too many situations. are you surprised by this? >> shannon: well, but they voted for an administration who would be for more government control. i mean, this is the person they elected in joe biden. >> brian: so you're think the response. >> shannon: i think they're frustrated and i think the best illustration is college football. you see the stadiums full like 80, 90, a hundred thousand people. >> brian: what do they can't, i can't make that out. >> shannon: "let's go brandon" but i think that is people showing up saying we're going to make our own decisions and we decided this situation is okay with our risk tolerance level. that's the kind of pushback you're seeing. people are tired of people telling them what to do. i have to mention we had this on the show, university of florida, i'm a seminole these are gators but they have good information. and they say they've been tracking these tre

i'm wondering wheres shannon forgive me. i'm just going to pivot for a 2nd because it seems obvious without data, you can't even understand necessarily a problem, let alone solve it. so. so i'm curious out where do you think that there needs to be a focus to actually start to to have other people do the work that god jennifer and her team have done well. so the good news is, is that while, so i've looked around the country to try to find, look at local jurisdictions and identify those that have really stepped up and done, the kind of enforcement work that we're talking about here. they're hard to find, but they do exist. and what you see when, when you do find those vocal jurisdictions who are doing this work, who are following up on civil domestic violence protection orders. what you find are line force that units that are trained, that are committed, that understands the problem of domestic violence that understand the real risk that firearms code. and are committed to making sure that when a court issues a protection orde

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shannon. >> shannon: jonathan, thank you for the update. claims being leveled against liberty university about an alleged silence of sexual assault cases. we have correspondent kevin corke taking a look at this. good evening, kevin. >> there are some women at liberty university her accusing administration there have not taking accusations seriously in recent years. in fact, about 50 former students and staffers spoke with propublica and accuse the school of actively dissuading students from reporting sexual assault accusations. according to propublica in the article is very lengthy, liberty told students they could be published for conduct violations

hey, shannon unh.ay, the stock did hit a new 52-week high at 433 and it's pulled 11 bucks off of that and it's still up 5% on the back of that earnings report. >> yeah. it was a great report. they raised guidance and they announced they had 320,000 more commercial ads with the re-opening play and with unemployment coming down and they continue with the buybacks and the dividends and we are happy to have this as a mainstay of our managed care exposure >> i'm sure that you are coming up, pete with the unusual activity i mentioned well do that next and plus it's hispanic heritage month and we're spotlighting cnbc contributors and here's outreach ceo manny medina. >> other people who are doing really, really well and ask them for advice and be ready to be rejected deal well with the rejection because the rejection doesn't mean no. it just means not now. and it always means that you can do this later and this ability to build your network and rely on other people and learn from each other and grow your netw

>> shannon. >> of course i can't disagree with any of that for the next 100 years i would love to see us treat this as more of a workshop than a celebration. there are certainly to celebrate. there's plenty to learn and plenty of issues for us to continue to tackle with those lessons and tools we have learned. i would certainly say the most important way is to ensure every adult citizen in the country has the right to vote. it's freely able to vote without unreasonable barriers. but, i can also end my comment of a note of hope for everybody. because idyllic girls every day. i can say the girls coming up today care deeply. they are enthusiastic, they get it. they want to make their communities a better place and they are looking for the tools, the voices and the empowerment to do that. we are certainly there to help them with that. i encourage everybody else is listening to this think of the girls in your life and how you can empower them. it beats the books these wonderful families have written.

if you own ceiling fans, reverse the direction of the fan to blow hot air down. >> reporter: shannon is looking at taking an additional job just to keep up with her additional expenses. >> we're working people, so we want to make sure we pay our bills and we're not overextending ourselves. >>> finally tonight, the history making mission in the new space race we get more from janice macke frayer. >> reporter: tonight chinese astronauts making history on their longest mission yet, a six-month stay aboard china's space station with added star power wang yaping, the first woman to go there. she'll do a space walk, too. but before she left, wang had a message for kids fly to the future that belongs to you, she said blasting off from the gobi desert. this mission marks another milestone for china space ambitions in a program that's advancing rapidly. at a time when commercial space trips are grabbing attention in the u.s., china's government is pouring billions into becoming a space power. the space station a centerpiece. to prepare for six months up there, astronauts trained underwater th

you own that, shannon. >> i do.le on the committee own this stock, maybe not today, but if you just think about what we're experiencing with supply chain dislocation, the need to build inventories and the infrastructure package that certainly will happen, union pacific has a great technology platform upon which it manages its rail system so it is a great way to play from an industrials perspective a lot of the tailwinds that i think we will see over the next couple of years. >> we did mention ibm. of course, it is one of the stocks mentioned in jim cramer's newsletter today you can sign up to get cramer delivered to your inbox. jim will be sending out e-mails, writing for our website and appearing in videos online to give you his unique insight into the market you will have a front row seat to what stocks he is trading and why. find out more at cnbc.com/investingclub or ttbeer point your phone at the qr code and it will take you right there. back after this. ♪ ♪ >> that building you're trying to buy, you should ten-

shannon, will this catch on? bulls and i kind thing happens, but talking about the bullpen, it is more worried about animals, toss them in a bus, why are we still using baseball bats? because for the last couple of years, those animals have had a terrible p.r. run. they are blamed for all kinds of viruses, so i think if we need to give anyone a break, it is the baseball bats. >> brian: "got felled" will use that tonight. >> you are welcome. >> brian: fantastic. i don't know if you know this or not but bret baier has retained you -- >> i heard about this. >> brian: stole my patented walk on the set, it has now turned into his routine, and he is retaining you -- >> but did you trade market? the beginning of our deposition. testimony right now. >> brian: i am in the process. what i would like you to do is during my legal team. >> i heard you already got judge jeanine. >> brian: right, you join my team. >> i am just one of many. am i a kardashian, who am i? a key role. do i get to handle the messaging? the public fac

it says shannon not making any changes today. kerry not adding to it today pete, not doing anything today why not? why not? well, we already trimmed our position back in december so we're about half way to the market and our view was that we are going to see this longer replacement cycle and certainly the supply chain concerns i think everybody knew about, but there is concern for apple that this could extend into mid-2022. services were up almost 26%, but you need to be growing your installed base in order to monetize that services growth. so for us, i think there's a few more quarters here where you get some uncertainty in terms of the ability of apple to meet and demand i think it deserves a place in your portfolio which is why we're not selling it i would say i'm more optimistic on some of the other faang names or the magna names or whatever we're calling them now, but i think, you know, if you don't hold apple in your portfolio you can initiate a small position, but this isn't the end of the road for the supply chain concern

when she arrived at sjc, this is shannon o'connor, also known as shannon gruga, these photos given toby a passenger on the alaska airlines flight with her. o'connor was moved through the airport in a wheelchair being escorted by two -- by nsjc, by two sheriff's deputies. she faces 39 charges of child abuse and sexual assault. among the accusations, giving alcohol to her son and other teenagers and then encouraging them to sexually assault other drunk teenagers at the parties. at the airport today we spoke with one mother who identified herself as a victim's mom. she was waiting as o'connor landed. >> they're struggling. they're all struggling. our town is struggling, and it is not just the children. it is us parents, us other moms. we feel super violated, and it is really hard to process. >> prosecutors say when o'connor was arrested in idaho last week there were ten under age boys and two under age girls in the home where she was staying. investigators are now trying to determine if she will face charges in idaho as well. shannon o'connor will face a judge in the bay area for the fir

leigh ann caldwell is on the hill, joining us is shannon pettypiece. you have nancy pelosi for now planning to vote tentatively on that $1 trillion infrastructure bill on wednesday. that's the roads and bridges bill that has bipartisan support. but to take that bill will regard a framework on the larger bill, manchin saying we could have that framework by the end of the week. we also have more details on what is in and what is out on that bill, and we still don't know how it will be paid for, although democrats are now talking about a new billionaires' tax. leigh ann, a lot of moving parts, right? we also learned joe manchin is point to go a sticky point when it comes to paid leave. talk about where we are now. >> reporter: these are the final parts of the negotiations and there are difficult negotiations still to be had, hallie. lights start with what senator manchin is wanting and where he is at this point. my sources tell me senator manchin isn't supportive of four weeks of paid leave. that was already in negotiation down from 12 weeks. he's also no

where is shannon o'connor right now, do we know? >> yes. she is in jail in idaho. we are told that she was arraigned today in idaho and is waiting for extradition to california. the parties were happening at santa cruz, lake tahoe and idaho. what do we know about this? october 2020 she rented a home in santa cruz and threw a party for 12 minors. she lined on the rental agreement. there were reports of being extremely intoxicated and trashed the place. carving out parts of the furniture and having a food th code of secrecy. the kids did not tell the cops and she didn't tell her husband. her husband is a tech executive. any comment from him? >> actually we went to their home yesterday and he answered the door. when i asked him about the charges against her all he would say is that it is all untrue. that was the only thing he would comment about. >> it is a tight knit community. did other parents hear about the parties? what is the school saying? >> i talked to a lot of parents and they heard about this woman and the kids just know her as shannon. one parent believes

good morning, shannon. thanks so much for being here. president biden. do you think mitch mcconnell will think twice about whether he wants republicans blamed for a tanking economy and crashing 401(k)s? >> i'm not going to venture to guess what mitch mcconnell thinks about anything. >> smart guess. >> there's a lot of political gamesmanship going on on both sides. you could see the president yesterday trying to get out ahead of this on the messaging and shift that blame to republicans, bringing up the point that it is spending under previous administrations including significant spending under the trump administration that has contributed to the debt and the need to raise the debt ceiling. saw him calling out mcconnell by name specifically. you saw him calling out republicans in general, and you see a bit of a preview of what the white house plans and intends to do over the coming days as this issue progresses. obviously the white house wants to resolve this by this week. they have until about october 18th. at least congress has until oc

shannon o. connor who also goes by shannon bruja, has two teenage sons. accused of hosting destructive parties for teens. oftentimes center low scatters home filled with booze and sex, prosecutors say without her husband, knowing she'd buy alcohol provide condoms sometimes even watched the sexual acts and discourage the teens from telling their parents. but now investigators in idaho say they fear similar parties over the last several months or happening there. deputies were tipped off by a family that connected with o'connor online and met her as she planned to relocate, deputies say after that idaho family found out about the parties and the investigation in california. they tried to cut ties with o'connor, who they say started harassing them. after a warrant was filed for 39 criminal charges in california. ada county deputies arrested o'connor finding a dozen teenagers at her home, including 10, underage boys and two girls, most they say, had spent the night detectives contacted the parents and the teens were released. o'connor's two sons were taken in

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joining me today, shannon, steve, pete, cofounder of marketrebellion.com. we are also marking the halftime report at ten and all this week, we'll be joined by some of the biggest investors in the world including carl icon and jim chanos today china growth was disappointing industrial production was down oil's the highest in seven years. that's your picture now because the s&p highest since september 16th so, pete, i turn to you first. should we focus on the vulnerability of stocks or the resiliency of stocks >> oh, that's easy i'd say the resiliency we've been watching this for a long time, scott, and we've watched how the markets are always looking ahead we looked back then we start looking ahead. this morning is a great example of that, actually. when you look at the markets, we were down 150 points early on. all of a sudden, everybody's worried about inflation, all these other things suddenly, the focus got back on to earnings and that's what turned thinged and then we saw the markets rocket to the upside oil was 38 bucks a year ago and here it is 83. it

"special report" up next with the evil shannon bream. >> shannon: jesse, as we used to say in secondd evening and welcome to washington. i'm shan barack obama none bream i'm shannon bremen in for bretb. one advocacy group calling decenting parents domestic terrorists. alexandria hoff leads us off tonight. good evening, alex. >> good evening

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and for my good friend shannon bream tonight. breaking tonight, a struggling economy leaving many americans with the pressure of inflation and worker shortage and supply change issues. following that dismal jobs report. >> i think we are going to see repeat of the obama years where we have this anemic recovery. >> are palace denny by live to weigh in. in the difference up of the media coverage from president biden and president trump in recent days. we will be breaking all down. and growing concerns about the ramifications of self artwork produced by the president's son hunter biden. we begin with a laundrie list o issues becoming a liability for the president. chad burkert is joining us tonight he breaks down the issues in the numbers for the seeping. good evening. >> the economy added a this get 194,000 jobs last month. workers are still playing. president biden is facing dipping pull numbers. >> right now things in washington are awfully noisy. turn on the news of every conversation is a confrontation. every dispute as a crisi