but, that just left shannon's family and shannon's friends wondering what happened to shannon?hinton now behind bars, shannon's loved ones worried they would never have an answer. but investigators were about to dig deeper. >> coming up! from hundreds of miles north, a critical clue in the form of a bone chilling tale. >> he asked me to clasp my hands together, and tie my hands by my back. >> what's going on here? >> i'm not registering it's a problem until i feel the cold blade on my neck. and he says if you don't cooperate i will use it on you. >> when dateline continues! nearly two years after shannon melendi's disappearance, butch hinton was serving time in prison for fraud after a mysterious fire at his home. shannon's parents, who had already been suspicious of butch hinton -- >> well, he probably burned the house itself to cover evidence. >> now the end of the investigation into the disappearance, had a deadly clock taking to his release. >> it was scary at that point in time. we realize no new needs are coming in, and we decided at that point, this is the time where he

shannon: i'm shannon bream. policy fights ignite. president boosts unions, and a republican senator puts his party on the spot over abortion. >> we are not afraid to talk about it. we are proud to be pro-life. shannon: senator lindsey graham's proposal putting the issue front and center. >> abortion rights are on the ballot. >> the real question not being asked is what restrictions democrats will support. shannon: we'll speak with senator graham about the blowback from his big gamble. >> the american people won and special interests lost. shannon: the white house takes an ill-timed victory lap on inflation. and the president helps close a deal to keep trains on the tracks, but faces questions about what each side is getting. we'll ask white house advisor jared bernstein. then democratic governor blasts gop governors for sending migrants to democracies. >> what ron desantis is doing is a disgrace. >> it shows you their virtue signaling is a fraud. shannon: one governor's charge that this could be kidnapping. high stakes races in virgi

>> shannon: states are trying to figure that out.ant issue, democrats are focusing on abortion because they don't have anything else to run on. people are frustrated with the direction of the economy, the economy and border is bad, foreign policy not going well, they don't have anything else. it is important for republicans to push back on misinformation and disinformation in the media. dobbashings decision allows americans to have a say and they didn't in roe v. wade. majority of americans think abortion should be illegal and should be restrictions, 63% believe >> ashley: should be illegal after 15 weeks of pregnancy around the time unborn child feels pain. americans should be hitting hard and understanding moderate viewpoint is something enabled through the dobbs decision. >> shannon: when you break down by trimester it makes a difference. thank you, panel. juan is here playing hurt with his arm. one of the most iconic moments after 9/11, game three of the world series at yankee stadium, ask one player who was there for this moment

shannon. shannon: eric shawn reporting from new york. thank you so much.turn to the anchor of the story. martha maccallum. good to see you. martha: good to see you, shannon congratulations on your inaugural program. i wish you a long and happy tenure in this spot. we are covering this story all throughout the days to come. the funeral scheduled. one week from monday. i am reminded of septembersepte, 2001 when the queen and a typically sort of wise and gracious move took that moment to allow the playing of the u.s. national anthem, the star-spangled banner outside at buckingham palace for all those that were gathered. an extraordinarily moving moment brits had tears streaming down their face. it was really typical of her grace and understanding of the moment. i think that is why people talk about her integrity, her dignity , examples like that that build together her reputation. we started the day with her exit from the gates, a favorite home of relaxation for her. a place where she had gone since she was a little girl with her sister margaret and the paren

>> absolutely not, shannon.ck schumer has proposed the highest tax increase in our nations history. this bill that democrats just ramped rule has tax increases on every working american. they are the party of lowering taxes. stark contrast who have raised taxes. when it comes to social security and medicare, saving and ensuring that programs exist for future generations. that means making sure that they exist. when it comes to the issues, we support our most vulnerable. i am the newest mom in congress and i know how important it is. chuck schumer is attacking and it is because they have no plan. america needs a change of course. we need true leadership in the house and senate that will focus on the crises across this country. of course democrats will attack because they cannot run on their record because it is a record of crisis and failure. shannon: we thank you for joining us to make the case for voters. we will see you again soon. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. shannon: joe mansion and the center of key

we're all developed by claude shannon and and shannon shows the communication of what governs community action across a and the presence of noise and i'm not at all all i max on this shannon vision and how many books have you written and is there anything in the past that you you hadn't written. you know i i kind of liked invisible man. it was by less successful. but although it was taught at harvard by nathan glazer for both of us, i had enjoyed it and but but it's sold 536 copies in the first year. but but all the money for, wealth and poverty was i had a double a contract. i had to write a visible man, which was called sam but with but that was it was about how i've black breakdown of the black and how and how this was caused by the welfare state and social welfare interventions and restrictions state that essentially focused on the inner city and destroyed much of the fabric of black families. and that was the theme of invisible man. and it was as prophetic as i named my books. but then i wrote the pursuit of poverty was the second book, and i got 5000 bucks for that. and that turne

. >>> i am shannon bream. republicans make their case for the midterms just weeks before the vote that can shift the battle for power in congress. >> i challenge the president to join with us. let's go across the country and debate what his policies have done to america. >> the gop's agenda and effort to win over independent voters as the clock ticks down to election day. >> we'll look at the party's plans to fight inflation and keep americans safe and hold the government accountable. >> parents are the primary stake holders for the kids' education. which is why we'll pass a parent bill of rights. >> the largest teacher union in america. >> a heck a lot on the state ballot. >> we'll ask elise stefanik when critics are calling extreme. >>> then, protests break out across russia after vladimir putin orders 300,000 russian reservice to ukraine. we'll ask retired four-star jean jack keane what he makes of the putin's threat and the u.s. response. >>> manchin's vote was crucial to get the democrats' health bill pas

>> shannon: know much more than i do. governor newsom asking the doj to investigate possibly kidnapping and trafficking charges against the governors, and lindsey graham on us. after republicans had fought for abortion to go back to the states he's talking about introducing a 15 week federal ban, raising a lot of eyebrows. why, and the timing. >> john: and the timing, that was important too. see you then. thank you. lindsey graham, the point that he is making is that ok, look, if you are not for 15 week ban on abortion, what are you for? he points out a lot of the states have no restrictions. there are some that have a 24-week restriction and what exactly are you willing to take here when it comes to abortion. >> sandra: grabbed a lot of headlines and division in his own party. 53 days out from the midterm election. so it's a big interview, fox news sunday, we'll be watching shannon on that. >> john: looking forward to that. >> sandra: hundreds of school districts cutting down on days. parents are not happy about this. br

what are the ground rules, shannon?ngs is super old school because i'm an old lady at heart. i love handwritten notes so i've done that to a number of justices, attorney general, merrick garland and i've confirmed they've been received. i just like it being an old school polite way to reach out and be apart of the story and your voice is important in the conversation. here's my phone number and call me and write a handwritten note back and maybe a pigeon can deliver it. >> how do you train your body from being live at midnight to getting up early and how does your dog biscuit feel about it all? >> i'm flipping my switch to be dana prino morning woman and you're great at capitalizing on the morning hours. >> terrible at night. >> that is true. i know that to be a fact. when i went to get biscuit for her walk at 6:30 instead of 9:30 a.m., she was like what's going on. she's very supportive. >> greg. >> well, congratulations, to evil shannon bream. glad i had a role in this promotion. with a promotion like this, you get a

shannon, you own both of these names.e us through what you're thinking ahead of those big reports. >> yeah, it is great, dom. i love the late earnings reports. just when you think you're done, and they roll in at these late dates. we'll start with adobe a long-term high conviction name for us they'll have tough comps going into this earnings season, currency adjustments and so we could see them bring their revenue guidance down a bit. and certainly see some pressure on earnings as well. our view is that this is still the long-term leader in digital transformation, going to continue to be a stock that we want to own. and at 24 times, actually 20% lower than its historical valuation. some of this if not all of this has been priced into the stock on the flip side, oracle is a newer name for us, we added it earlier this year to the portfolio. looking to continue to grow their cloud presence, however they have a focus on small and medium-sized businesses. so there could be some potential pressure from an enterprise spend. we'r

bring in shannon felton spence. we could hear from king charles iii as he addresses parliament any moment now, what are your thoughts as the family and the nation, the world continue to mourn the loss of queen elizabeth? >> shannon: this is start of a difficult week, last days were all of us in shock and mourning, now we've moved into the official ceremony to say goodbye to the monarch. tomorrow she will leave her beloved scotland. it is beautiful she passed away at balmoral castle. the family spent summers there and it is where she was most comfortable. she will leave there for the last time tomorrow and as you said king charles is addressing parliament, so this is beginning of official transition. the council met over the weekend and we're seeing him step into the role of queen. surprising how outwardly emotional the family was, especially as the queen's coffin was going into the residence yesterday. princess ann showing grief and being conforted by sofie. even last year when their father passed away, we were in t

plus, one weekuntil shannon bream dotakes the big chair. >> they're going to have to stick to their talking points , how do you tacklethat ? >> that'sthe trick in washington i think . >> all now on fox news sunday . >> hello from fox innews in washington,labor day weekend traditionally marks the kickoff of the fall campaign season . republicans are focused on inflation, crime t and the border as they aim to win a majority in itnovember while democrats are heading into the final weeks withll renewed momentum and president biden had stick critical swing states revived by improving pollnumbers . in ait week we speak with sean sepatrick maloney who chairs the campaign committee that works to electme democrats to the house and we will thget reactions from minnesota congressman tom emery, chief of the congressional committee, houseoo gop campaign arm first turn to lucas tomlinson i've hadthe white house anwith a look at dueling visits by the president and idhis predecessor to battleground pennsylvania . >> the president gave a speechlithursday that the white house incest wasn't political. many pu

you have a great show lined up today, shannon. what you have in store. >> so you know the house republicans rolled out their commitment to america on friday. there are plenty of critics, and there is talk of internal division within the republican party, so we've got elise stefanik, congresswoman from new york, is going to join us to talk about the plan and their last pitch to midterm voters. senator joe manchin who once again is in the middle of everything happening here in washington. we are going to run out of money next week, so government funding has to get done, and he wants to tack on a side deal he made e in exchange for his vote on the inflation reduction act, and he is here to make his case on why republicans should slote for this -- vote for this. he's here exclusively. and general jack keane on russia, ukraine, china, taiwan, north korea launching missiles and our panel, of course, too. will: awesome. rachel: thanks, san not. can't wait. will: i want to underline something shannon said. what we're talking about is disc

shannon was weak with the u.s.about the death of queen elizabeth and former yankee pitcher andy pettit as we marked 21 years since september 11 terror attacks. that's tomorrow here 2:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. a remarkable day coming to a close in the uk as king charles the third is officially proclaimed sovereign of the country days after the death of his iconic mother queen elizabeth the second. she reigned for an unprecedented 70 years. after the historic event, remarkable scene outside windsor castle is the queen's two grandsons along with their wives publicly reunited spent nearly an hour personally thinking mourners and well-wishers who gathered for? the public morning continues as queen elizabeth's body will be moved from the castle in scotland to edinboro before her final journey home. coverage begins tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. eastern. that's how fox report saturday september 10. i am jon scott. at verizon small business days from the network america relies on. (vo) red lobster's finer points

to the half >>> stocks sitting at a key level, and we will debate what lies ahead, and joining me shannon, kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful is back, and good to see him, and let's check the markets. i know we're all in the red, but the dow was down 260, so we have come back. ten-year note, yield 348 it's been the real decliner of late in the face of rising rates and concerns about where they are going. joe, let's begin with you. we are below 3900 on the s&p 500. some say it was not that big of a deal, like mark newton the other day said not that big of a deal, and another said this. >> i think bloomburg.com was the source for it, but it highlighted just how the extreme the all or nothing market is right now. 80% of the s&p 500 in 2022 has moved on a single day in the same direction over 40% of the time you have not seen that done twice in the last 25 years where it has been above 30%, so it seems like there's a macro trade where we're buying them or selling them, and that's a difficult case for long-term investors to be, and you could trade around the edges yes, i said last week the market is

where do you think it all goes, shannon? >> well, it does look at the bigger conversation about the questions that people often have about candidates whether it's a physical fitness test, a mental agility and fitness test. we've seen people throw these things around and seen a number of doctors over the last few years. you remember during the trump administration saying i think there is something wrong with him. i never examined him and cognitively there are issues. you get into a lot of dangerous territory for people who aren't physicians for the person in question raising concerns about their ability to move forward. most people if you take the partisanship and names out of it and say if the candidate was representing your state and had suffered a serious medical problem and wasn't yet fully recovered, would you feel comfortable voting for them? the fetterman campaign, i think, is smart and wise to stay away from a debate. when you have a 10-point lead why would you want to chance that? >> bill: i think oz is throwing a li

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shannon bream. to see you again. >> joh >> shannon: you too, john. >> john: talk about abortion in a minute but talk about the appointment of a special master raymond dearie who is going to be looking at all these documents seized at mar-a-lago it. will take him a while. >> shannon: it will. he would prioritize a hundred documents that doj say are classified. they want to be able to use those for now. judge cannon says you can't use the products of any of these documents that you got from mar-a-lago until the special master goes through. the special master brooklyn and talk about how this is going to roll the. some action there. of course, the doj we have been hearing is going to appeal the fact that there is even a special master. we are waiting to see? that comes in tonight. we will let folks know as soon as that is updated. >> john: dearie has 11,000 documents to go through. that's going to take him a while. that's going to significantly delay the investigation. my understanding is even though ca

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good evening, shannon. before we get to your big inaugural show this weekend, you have an update about the u.s. supreme court and the investigation into who leaked that draft opinion of the dobbs case. >> we know along with our fantastic supreme court producer bill maersk we have been pushing and asking the court and any other source we could get to about details on this investigation. we can't even get a in comment at this point. to hear from justice gorsuch speaking at a judicial conference last night here is what he says. he said the chief justice appointed internal committee to oversee the investigation. that committee has been busy and we are looking forward to their report, i hope, soon. that's really the only on the record comment we have gotten. he said he was very worried about the pressure that was placed on justices trying to sway votes in those kinds of things. he said it doesn't matter which side is doing it it's very dangerous. the chief justice speak tonight 8:00 at that same conference. we w

congratulations, shannon we will be watching. >> shannon: thanks, guys. >> will: queen elizabeth, jonkee commenting on british royalty. >> ainsley: what was the pac called part of the -- wasn't it a rod and andy pettitte and their group. not the rat pac but whatever. i will find out and tell you. >> will: i believe you. >> ainsley: coming up douglas murray will racket to the life and legacy of queen elizabeth ii coming up next. most? that lets you customize any load. get the products you need this labor day. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms... develop or worsen. serious allergic

joining me now, shannon felton spe spence and frank verhaska.is a senior history fellow and author of the eagle and the crown, americans and the british monarchy. so good to have you on. good to have you both. shannon, americans have been mourning all week long with the u.k. why do you think queen elizabeth was so popular in the united states? >> hi, don. thanks for having me. in many ways queen elizabeth is the story of the 20th century and so the bond that we have with the u.k. largely came about after the second world war and she's sort of our bond to the greatest generation. there's been lots of talk this week about the cue and the length of the cue to view the queen lying in state. it's compared to winston churchill's cue. queen elizabeth ii is the last link to winston churchill, the blitz era, the blitz era of brittain so to speak. there is something that is so just -- we revere that so much as americans. and the cultural links between us, they're strong. we have the special relationship. we have the very strong alliance and americans are,

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>> i'm shannon breem. governors fly migrant, the presidents boost unions and a republican senator puts his party on the spot over abortion. >> we're not afraid to talk about it. we're proud to be pro life. >> senator lindsey graham's proposal putting the issue front and center just two months until midterms. >> abortion rights are on the ballot! >> the real question, which is still not being asked, is which restrictions will the democrats support? >> we'll speak live exclusively with senator graham about the blow back from this big gamble. senator graham, only on fox news sunday. >> the american people won and special interests lost! >> the white house takes an ill timed victory lap on inflation, as markets tank. our new fox poll show americans feel the sting of high prices. >> they're living in fantasy land. >> the president helped close a deal to keep trains on the track, but there are questions about what each side is actually getting. we'll ask derrick bernstein about inflation, the union deal and comp

shannon, i want to come to you you sold meta, talk to me.'ve had ample opportunity to sell it before why sell it as it hits the 52-week low? >> you're right, we have had ample opportunity to sell it already. this is really as a result of needing to make a decision add to the positions or let it go. it was at a size not impactful to our overall portfolio, and the rebrand really hasn't helped those although i've been really thinking about the potential for the metaverse to be able to drive additional some gaugement and have this additional channel in the future. meta is just not going to be able to benefit for that, looking at the cost trade and being able to purchase another purchase also significantly down year to date made a lot of sense to me than continuing to hold onto it when i wasn't able to make it full position from a conviction perspective >> so, jenny, you own meta what are you thinking about hearing shannon talk about selling it >> so shannon managed the 12 to 18-month time frame. my tram for is a lot longer. remember when we were

. >>> ahead, shannon bream on her new sunday job.xt, are republicans worried about the tsunami of trump coverage, that it could swamp their midterm campaigns. ♪ ♪ howard: how is all the trump coverage and the media's insistence on a democratic surge affecting the midterms? joining us now, mike emmanuel. mike, several media reports say republicans don't want the midterms to be about trump in 2020 as opposed to can't issues, and -- current issues. we have him being accused of probably hiding classified documents. are the stories about republican unease on target? >> absolutely. a lot of republicans say if they're talking about former president trump and/or classified documents, that they're being taken off message. they want to talk about what they would do if they get the majorities back in the house and senate. they want to pound inflation, gasoline prices which have come down but are still higher than when joe biden took office, they want to talk about the crime crisis in many american cities, they want to talk about the immigration

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good evening, shannon. >> shannon: good to see you. >> bret: there was a lot of nice moments in the investitureleast publicly some interesting back and forth in different press from the justices. >> yeah. and they during the summer they go out and speak. they teach, they are at conferences, so you hear more from them than you generally do during the term. have been a lot of comments as justice kagan suggesting whether or not the court has to viewed being political. harris questioning the integrity of the court after the dobbs decision which overturned roe v. wade. justice alito gave a comment to the "wall street journal." it goes without saying the court is becoming illegitimate institution or questioning our integrity cross an important line. so whether that message was meant internally or externally or just in general only he knows. >> bret: getting ready to start this new term. >> they do start on monday. one of the big cases they have affirmative action and higher he had ed. they have within at this issue a long time. this one involves harvard and the university of north carolina. a group o

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we have shannon bream with us right now, the anchor host of "fox news sunday." to talk since that big news. congratulations, shannon. very good to have you. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: it's interesting. abortion is a hot topic. but i wouldn't say it was fading as a topic, but less of one. the worst the inflation and economic news got. lo and behold, lindsey graham enters into this debate with a 15-week abortion ban. maybe you can tell me how that might change the equation. >> yeah, this is really interesting. neil, as you point out, inflation and economic issues tend to be at the top across the board for people looking to vote in the mid terms. we have new fox polls at 6:00. we'll see if that's the top issue. it has been for months. abortion has crept up following the dobbs decision after the leak and the decision becoming official. democrats have made a lot of gains on this issue. they say it's helped them in special elections and they think it will help in the fall as well. so now comes two weeks out from the mid -- two months from the mid-terms. senator lind

i think that is your election, shannon. >> amine comic that is really what you have to think about. the focus on the issues that are good for republicans versus the ones great for democrats. they know abortion normally not at the top of the list for most voters in a year like this roe v. wade gets overturned by the u.s. supreme court, it is going to be top of mind. a recent fox news poll link talk to people and for 75% of those who say abortion is a driving factor in their vote, they are voting democrat. we have seen an enormous money spent on ads telling people republicans will take away all of your choice. but is bubbling out there that's republicans said they wanted it to go state-by-state. we see a vergence on what states are doing with respect to abortion. but again as we talked about with senator lindsey graham on "fox news sunday" and throughout this week, he is author of defending the fact he's trying to put forth a federal 15 week band and that just brings this conversation this topic back to the front. while republicans you can hear what the the house, something they were

everyone can teach someone something. >> and hunters point shannon mccauley with kpix 5. doing something that seen straight out of a movie. their goal is to get an asteroid to change his direction. sound familiar? what it could mean in protecting our planet. stay with us. >>elizabeth: catalytic converter that turned the rise and now governor newsom's office is cracking down. coming up at 3:00 today, the new measures meant to make it harder for thieves to make money off of what they see deputies deal. one last check in with first alert meteorologist jessica burks. >>jessica: it is in a state and will see a little bit of the warm up. all the orange coming up on the screen is high-pressure come in off the suffered enjoy the high-pressure today we get o thmidportion of the k up the week in san francisco was in the 70s but nothing too crazy like last week. even all the way off into our inland east bay will get into the upper 80s and lower 90s. >>elizabeth: thank you. it's something we have only seen in action movies but it could really happen tonight. nasa is hoping to smash a

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plus, one week until shannon bream takes the big chair. >> they are all going to try to stick to theking points. how do you tackle? because that's the trick i think in washington. >> mike: all right now on "fox news sunday." of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: angelo again from fox news in washington. they were there we can traditionally marks the kick off of fall campaign season ahead of midterm elections. republicans are focus on inflation, crime, and the border, as they aim to win back the majority in november while democrs are heading into the final weeks with renewed momentum. president biden heads to critical swing states revived by improving poll numbers. in the moment we will speak with congressman sean patrick maloney, who chairs the democratic congressional campaign committee, which works to elect democrats to the house. and we will get reaction from minnesota congressman tom emmer, chair of the national republican congressional committee, the house g.o.p. campaign arm, but first let's turn to lucas tomlinson live at the white house with a look at dueling visits by the president and his pr

felton. >> spence, shannon, thank you for coming on that woman. saying, well, it'll go on. it'll all be fine. what are you i know you've been doing interviews all day long. what are you telling people? what do you think the biggest changes of the monarchy are going to be ? >> well, i think that the crown does carry on , and that's sort of one of the most remarkable things about the monarchy is its thousand year legacy. and queen elizabeth will have been preparing prince charles his entire life to really step into this role for the past ten years. and definitely in the past, i would say three or four, we have seen her really starting to slot him into some of those more visible public roles that she would normally take on . and that was all in preparation for us to get used to seeing him in that position, in the sovereign position, so that when the time come, which it inevitably would be , we would be prepared to to see him as the next sovereign. >> do you think she was preparing him as well by saying when he would speak out on things like climate c

everyone, they can teah someone something. >> reporter: in hunter's point, shannon mccauley, kpix 5. > >> all right, a time for our fit our first look at forecast witht with meteorologist darren peck in for paul. yesterday, nice and sunny today. a little cozy in the weather? >> yes, it is basically sunny rt sunny right now in terms of how the marine layer is built back in and cool us way down. huge differences from where we stard we started this weekend on satu, on saturday, where we finish on. where we finish on sunday. and about 15 to 17 degrees from one day to the next some of this ig is coming in through the golden gate. you can see that classic. looe gh livem top the sesforc e ower,ng us where that is. that's what the last hour of this has looked like. that's a beautiful display of an onshe an onshore flow. we're all going to be covered by that tonight.h tonight. much more widespread even here in san jose. you woke up gray. by the time we would t would get to tonight, the clouds will probably be inland for thy as well. probably here in conco. it will keep everybody really cl rea

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joining us now is wade shannon, the recently retired dea special agent in charge of the san francisco field division. wade, nice to have you on the program. we asked doctors. we asked politicians. we asked volunteers. but rarely do we get to ask a high-ranking dea agent like yourself. why is fentanyl so dangerous in any form? >> it's just the potency, raj. it's a synthetic opiate. a little goes a long way. it's 50 times more potent than heroin. and when they're dosing it in these pills or in powder form, just a few what would be equivalent to a few grains of salt is enough to potentially give you a lethal dose, which is considered two milligrams or more. >> this new phase of rainbow fentanyl, why color the drugs? what's the real reason here? >> it's all marketing. it's all marketing. for a long time it's been coming over in counterfeit form, trying to imitate oxycodone or xanax or adderall. that was all an illusion. they were trying to make fake pills to look like prescription pills. they've now gone to colored fentanyl as a marketing thing, to try to attract younger users, more peopl

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. >> shannon, most people were not even alive the last time we saw a british monarch later rest. the next few days will really be remarkable and steeped in tradition. what are you expecting to see? >> that is right. so, there is a statistic out that has been floating around that only about 10% of the uk was actually even alive the last time that we laid to rest a monarch. so, that is really remarkable. the next couple days are going to be a time for reflection, a time for gratitude for the queen. when her mother died in 2002, they sought 200,000 members of the public come through pay their respects. and i'm reading reports that they're expecting more like half 1 million for the queen. >> oh wow we know queen elizabeth was deeply involved in all of these plans, i mean doubt every single detail. she understood what the people need it from the traditions and the ceremony of it all, the pomp and circumstance as they say, right? >> that's right, and she will have planned every single second of the past week, up all the way to her funeral. everything we are seeing is going to be exactl