>> whatever warren jeffs means by it, i don't want to wait and find out and see. >> if warren jeffs were in other words, die, so they could go to heaven, the faithful flds may well do that. >> it's not unrealistic to believe his followers would follow him down the road of a mass suicide event. >> that's our concern, is that something could happen along the lines of heaven's gate. >> the mass suicide in california, 21 women, 18 men -- >> or a zonestown. >> jim jones, the leader of an american religious cult and his followers, have been found dead at their jungle camp in guyana the result of a mass suicide-murder. >> and i hope i'm wrong. i really do. but that is what is written in the revelations. >> i want to make this very clear. if the law officials, fbi, whoever, doesn't stop warren, thousands will die. sorry. >> juju: jeffs also calling for all children of former flds members to come back into the fold. >> i think those recent revelations have everything to do with the disappearance of these children. >> i'm very worried for them. >> juju: do you feel a sense of peril? >> yes. i do.

you can see more of this full report tonight detailing warren jeffs disturbing and potentially deadlylu. new episodes drop every thursday. >> what a distressing story. >> it is. the stakes are very high. >> we'll be watching that for sure tonight. let's get a check of the best local weather in the business. we drew: i am a drew tuma with your forecast. overcast skies, increasing sunshine the afternoon. the coast is cloudy today. temperatures below average for this time of year. it is breezy this afternoon. tonight, skies turn overcast. we could have pockets of drizzle and numbers fall into the 50's. accuweather sunday -- s morning fog to sunshine anan >> sam, you're bringing us pop news this morning. >> i begged lara to come in. i begged her to come in. let's see how this goes. we've got good news on a story that broke my heart. let's begin with bebe back on stage. there's good news. she's feeling good just two days after getting hit in the face with a cell phone while performing. this incident happened at a sold out show right here in new york city. after she was hit, she was taken t

>> jeff warren, planning staff. that language first appeared from supervisor's letter and then was include last night in the sponsor's conditions trying to flush out and provide a written documentation of the intent of the conscience. that was that language for the title student engagement that condition of approval exist in written form in the letter prepared by the sponsor mitt to the commission yesterday evening. >> do you know if this is supervisor may be can you speak. continued to include this language or comfortable with when we have today. >> i think the supervisor representative left. >> unfortunately. >> we believe that it is already in the there is a component of the temp refer installation that encourages us to roach out to the upon students and require ~age that component that's why we didn't add it become in it is there with the virtual tour and the temporary art component. >> thank you. >> commissioner braun, does that address your concern about including or not including the work width youth and the

debt deal include independent bernie sanders, democrats john fetterman, ed markey, jeff merkley, and elizabeth warrenand republicans ted cruz, marco rubio, lindsey graham, and josh hawley. we go now to california democratic congressmember ro khanna, who voted against the legislation in the house. can you respond to the passage in both the house and the senate , why you voted against it and why you also seem to be glad that it passed? >> it is good that our nation avoided default, but it came on the backs of the poor, of students, of the most vulnerable, of women. it was a punch ithe gut to young climate activist across the country by entrenching the mountain valley pipeline. and progressives have been saying, why did increase the debt ceiling back the lame-duck -- why didn't we increase the debt ceiling back in the lame-duck? [indiscernible] the fed is not going to bounce the checks. there are many other ways that we could have avoided this default. we did not think that we should avoid the default on the backs of the most vulnerable. amy: so why didn't the house, when it was still in control -- the

you've got, you're co-developing a series with jeff bezos, wolfgang puck, you're working with warrenfett. talk about the business of children's programming. is it -- do you think that there's room for growth, and how is streaming impacted, how you produce your shows now? >> we produce children's programming. we have what i would call a slightly different model. we do content with a purpose. everything we do has to have some kind of positive value to fit whether it's educational or whether it's enriching in some way. you mentioned warren buffett. we do a series called the secret millionaires' club where he is a mentor to a group of kids who have adventures in business. we're developing a show with jeff bezos and michael strahan that is called blue origin space rangers where kids will be in a spaceship. traveling in the galaxy, and they will have educational adventures as well. but with, or you know, conflict and crisis and jeopardy and high jinx and humor -- hi hijinks and all the tools of good story telling. and then you mentioned woman gang puck, of course -- wolfgang puck, of cours

here are the democrats besides john fetterman who voted no, jeff merkley of oregon, elizabeth warren of massachusetts as well, bernie sanders independent of vermont, also voting no. those are the democrats -- those who caucus with democrats devoted no bang. -- voted no. this is the "new york times" wrap up, 17 republicans voted yes, john boseman, shelley moore o, susan collins, kevin cramer, chuck grassley, mitch mcconnell, the minority leader, jerry moran, lisa murkowski, mitt romney, john thune, thom tillis, and todd young are the republicans who voted yes on the legislation. 17 republicans joining 44 democrats and two independents, the final vote in the senate. 63 voting yes, and 36 voting no. before the vote, it was mitch mcconnell on the floor of the senate talking about the debt limit agreement. this is some of what he had to say. >> last night and an overwhelming majority of our house colleagues voted to pass the agreement speaker mccarthy reached with president biden. in doing so, they took an urgent and important step in the right direction. for the health of our economy, an

here are the democrats besides john fetterman who voted no, jeff merkley of oregon, elizabeth warrenf massachusetts as well, bernie sanders independent of vermont, also voting no. those are the democrats -- those who caucus with democrats devoted no bang. -- voted no. this is the "new york times" wrap up, 17 republicans voted yes, john boseman, shelley moore o, susan collins, kevin cramer, chuck grassley, mitch mcconnell, the minority leader, jerry moran, lisa murkowski, mitt romney, john thune, thom tillis, and todd young are the republicans who voted yes on the legislation. 17 republicans joining 44 democrats and two independents, the final vote in the senate. 63 voting yes, and 36 voting no. before the vote, it was mitch mcconnell on the floor of the senate talking about the debt limit agreement. this is some of what he had to say. >> last night and an overwhelming majority of our house colleagues voted to pass the agreement speaker mccarthy reached with president biden. in doing so, they took an urgent and important step in the right direction. for the health of our economy, and