it's not forecasted at the mainland u.s. oscar, or the smallest cyclones on record in the atlantic basin. i am jon scott and now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ welcome back america. were here with general robert spalding. in many ways i think we are importing individuals who hold these viewpoints while not assimilating them. i think your point about the new forms of communication were anybody anywhere in the world can feed information into our society. in our media it has an impact as well. so, it's time to address these things internally. how would we go about doing that? >> only tow story. tell the story. when i was at the pentagon we had an intern come over from china. the intern landed at dulles airport and they sent a week chat message was is a platform that is in china to one of their friends in maryland. the friend never got the message because it was intercepted and canceled by the chinese. and so what you see, china's strategy was to basically create a firewall and then keep the people on the social meter platforms. s

forecasters say the storm could get stronger over the next few days well, hurricane oscar is unlikely to hit the u.s. mainland, but there are other weather systems to worry about. strong autumn gusts nicknamed diablo winds drove a fast moving fire in california. will crews worked into the night to quell hotspots some homes in oakland were damaged and at least 500 people had to get out in other parts of the western states, snow is in the forecast. we'll cnn meteorologist tyler modern has the details there are three big weather stories across the country right now. >> number one is high pressure controlling the eastern seaboard, leading to very tranquil weather east of the rockies, then you've got but a stubborn weather system meandering over the central rockies in the southern plains, creating some not just heavy rain, but also some wintry in this ship here. and then yes, our first atmospheric river event is coming to the pacific northwest. let's hone-in on the severe weather system, moving over the rockies, right now, you're going to see plenty of rainfall over the same areas across eastern new mexi

bahamas forecasters say the storm could get stronger over the next few days, are again, oscar is unlikely to hit the u.s mainland, but there are other witnesses dems to worry about what cnn meteorologist tyler maudlyn has the details there are three big weather stories across the country right now. >> number one is high pressure controlling the eastern seaboard leading to very tranquil, weather east of the rockies, then you've got a stubborn weather system meandering over the central rockies he is in the southern plains creating some not just heavy rain, but also some wintry mischief here. and then yes, our first atmospheric river event is coming to the pacific northwest, less hone-in on the severe weather system, moving over the rockies right now, you're going to see plenty of rainfall over the same areas across eastern new mexico that could spark the potential for flash flooding because this area has a massive burn scar, then you get up into the higher elevations and we could be seeing snowfall above two feet in some areas. oh, yeah. and the season is just beginning with the atmospheric rivers. it's o

oscar, it's right over the turks and caicos. it's going to the impact the western side of cuba and make a right-hand turn impacting the bahamas. it will not impact the u.sthat same high pressure protecting the eastern side of the u.s. as well. back with toward areas of the west, more winter storm warnings across parts of colorado. rachel, back to you. rachel: wow, rick, i thought will might join you -- he's stand thing right there watching with, like -- will: i like weather. i like maps. [laughter] rick: it feels validating to me, because will is the one person who when i'm doing the weather, e can see him looking, paying attention -- rachel: that's not fair. when i have to to travel, i am paying very close attention to you, rick. [laughter] thanks, rick. and our new meteorologist from fox weather, will cain. >>> metaverse's massachusetts, instagram's parent company claiming some of its features were designed to purposefully addict children. the call to to hold the tech giant accountable. that's next. ♪ 'cuz you make me feel like i've been locked out of heaven. ♪ for too long, for too long ♪ and he got me pregnant when i was 12. ♪ ♪ ♪ 64,000 pregnancies

u.s. capitol continues to grapple with a massive blackout now in its 4th night, prompting protests over the weekend. hurricane oscarught heavy rain and winds to an island that was already dealing with power outages. it's so far killed at least 6 people and officials blame the crisis on a mix of u.s. sanctions, an aging infrastructure. we're in the bay area. the santa clara county sheriff's office has new members of its k 9 unit from left to right. that's raven with deputy burke cohen, deputy gonzales and cash with deputies. the nola the sheriff's office says it's happy has the financial support needed to bring the new dogs onto the team? the dogs will now undergo extensive training with their handlers and will eventually hit the streets for their patrol. >>prop 6, it could have major implications for state prisons and prisoners >>capital wallace. i'll tell you why. and i'll tell you what, in particular separate this statewide measure, all the other. >>with just 15 days until the election nonprofit executive daniel lurie is closing the gap on incumbent mayor london breed. and now a new poll shows he may pass her and

hurricane oscar brought heavy rains and winds to that island already dealing with power outages and skilled at least 6 people. officials blame the crisis and a mix of u.s. sanctions and aging infrastructure. it has been a very busy hurricane and tropical storms done. yeah, we're not done. i mean, goes through the end of november, right? so we've got a way to go and. >> yeah, the tropics are hot enough. producing some of these storms on the way back. the storm system not done. all those weakened quite a came on shore as a category one hurricane. but you can still drop as much as 20 inches of rain along with that system. so you can see it's kind of a disorganized now after coming across cuba, some of those storms clouds making their way toward the bahamas. and that's exactly where it's going to go next. sustained winds right now of 40 miles per hour, making it a tropical storm. it will continue to track toward the north northeast moving fairly slowly at 8 miles per hour. and there you go by tomorrow. you're moving across parts of the southern bahamas. bringing some heavy rainfall. there are some large surf. and even though this is a weekend storm, it can

u.s. has been in communication with israeli counterparts about the intelligence leak and it seems no additional documents where compromised. >>> cuba's widespread blackouts have stretched into a fourth day as hurricane oscarndfall on the island's eastern coast with winds and heavy rain. cuba has had four electric grid collapses since friday, plunging the country into darkness. the country's energy minister warned on sunday the country will continue to have blackouts as it grapples with a lack of fuel. >>> and the girl scouts of america voted over the weekend to raise membership prices by 160% over the next two years membership fees will go up to $45 in 2026 and then to $65 in '27. the organization said without the price hike, it would have needed to make, quote, dramatic cuts kelly, back to you >> did you say the price of belonging to the girl scouts or the price of cookies >> i think that's the price of belonging, joining the girl scouts i don't think they'll charge $65 for the thin mints. >> the rate we're going, maybe next year. >> maybe. >> see you soon. thanks. >>> microsoft is announcing a new suite of enterprise a.i. tools today. businesses will soon have access to ten autonomous agents to help wit

oscar over the weekend. that was a hurricane, moving north and eastward. not going to hurt anybody anymore. that's a good thing across the country. showers and thunderstorms for the central u.swise, a spectacular forecast. 80 here in new york. are you excited about that? >> yes. >> so mornings are -- >> better with friends. >> janice: we didn't rehearse that at all, did we? do you want to say hi to ainsley? >> hi. >> hi. >> janice: give ainsley a big wave. >> i love them. tell that cute little lady on the end congratulations. 20 grandchildren. >> janice: they are doing good. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: healthcare is at the top of our minds at least for many voters this election season with many struggling to keep up with all the costs. so, what are trump and harris' plans to improve america's healthcare system in fox news senior medical analyst dr. marc siegel is here with the different policies. good morning to you, dr. siegel. >> great to see you. >> ainsley: perfect person to tell us which one you think is perfect for the patients and voters. tell us if you can about each of their plans. >> they are not fully fleshed out yet. either o

oscar-winning directors steve mcqueen joins me to discuss his new film, blitz everyone, i'm christiane amanpour in london it's probably no exaggeration to say that practically the entire world is looking at the u.s election now, less than a month away right the sitting president and incumbent democratic candidate made the unprecedented move of stepping aside. >> history was then made with the first woman of color replacing him on the national ticket. the republican nominee and former president survived an assassination attempts and contributed mightily to the deluge of disinformation thrown at america i can voters from every direction. it comes from the depths of social media and online from inside america and from enemies oversees the polling is so tied that predictions at this point might be a fool's errand now, democrats are showing signs. they're anxious about the outcome in key swing states with me to discuss the race and how disinformation is shaping it. a journalist, stephanie flanders, head of economics and politics and bloomberg and mark landler, the london bureau chief for the new york times. welcome both of you back to the program so first of all, the atmospherics i'm right. right. i