problem with pardoning 6500 people. that's just me. >> not all of the states have legalized it for recreational use most of it is medical use. but we are going to have to leave it there we can go on and on about this guys thank you so much. that does it for us we'll see you back here tomorrow night 5 p.m. pern the "fox report" with jon scott starts now. jon: illegal immigration leaves its mark on three major u.s. cities. analysts warn about the lasting impact of oil production cuts and president biden pays blow back over nuclear remarks good evening i'm jon scott, and this is the fox report. >> here's a look at our three top stories we're learning more about the man accused of stabbing two people to death in attack on the las vegas strip thursday. turns out, he was in the u.s. illegally. gas prices surge with no

long-term relief in sight. we'll sky high energy costs help trigger a global re?etion resangs new calls for biden administration to act fast and fallout from president biden armageddon comments on russia. first to the unrelenting border crisis we have christina coleman and griff jenkins and begin with watson live on the humanitarian disaster playing out thousands of miles north, charles. reporter: good evening i don't know so new york city mayor eric a.d. adams calling for federal aid to help deal with large groups of migrants bussed from southern border into the new york city on the daily basis, adams says city is announcing anywhere between 5 to 9 migrant bus loads a days including this latest group. that was dropped off at new york city's port authority early this morning. they will join that group will

join more than 17,000 migrant that have been sent to new york city since the spring, many of those buses have been charted by republican governors in both texas and arizona. seeking to pressure the biden administration into changing its border policy. says in?rux causing crisis in new york city shelter system with asylum seekers to amounting to 20% an city agencies are now working together to build more migrant housing quicker but the mayor says new yorkers could end up paying billion dollars for a problem he says they never asked to take on. listen. >> the time for aid to new york is now. we need help from the federal government. help from the state of new york , new york city is doing our part and now others must step up and join us. >> yeah so adams has largely focus his frustration on republicans accusing them of using migrants as political

pawns but democrats are part of these efforts as well. the democratic mayor of el paso which is -- which is city that's been overwhelmed by border crossings has bussed at least 7300 migrants to new york city since the end of august. texas governor greg abbott had this to say on twitter, quote, sanctuary cities like new york city experienced a fraction of what texas border communities face every day. we'll continue busing migrants to d.c., new york and chicago to relieve our overwhelmed border towns and abbott says he will continue on that course, jon, until president biden does his job and fixing border crisis. back to you, jon. jon: see if and when that happens. charles watson charles, thanks. well the migrant crisis at the border continues to put unprecedented pressure on the border patrol. just this week deputies in texas saved 84 migrants from human smugglers. meanwhile, governor greg abbott

is towght success of operation lonestar ploying texas rangers to buttress border agents officers have apprehended 311,000 migrants and made more than 20,000 arrests. griff jenkins is at the border with more on that. griff. reporter: good evening, jon, and governor abbott also touting 337 million lethal doses of fentanyl ceased since operation lonestar began from smuggling two drugs jon, the border crisis is not showing any signs of slowing down. let's take a look at the video we have of those 84 migrants over in county that were rescued from a tractor trailer concern citizen calling the sheriff deputies there, they responded that's just one of the many smuggling attempts this past week. we witnessed 75 or more here in just a del rio sector alone. we're also learning how cartels are using social media.

take look at this tiktok video. cartels braisingly advertising for driver to drive someone in 18 wheeler to drive to houston for $7 ,000 unbelievable how far they will go to extend this human smuggling tragedy. now, when we talk about the griffs coming unprecedented numbers take look at this video we get one every day here this group 300 plus -- in the first eight days of this facial year there have been at least one or more a day xowngding the numbers here. and finally, the humanitarian crisis aspect it doesn't get talked enough about jon look at this video a few hours or fox news cameras rolls and three men made their way across the river crossing dangerous kurnghts there fortunately made it safely getting down on knees an praying saying thank you to president biden when they arrived. the representative for this area republican tony gonzalez says that nothing is going to change until there's a administration

policy change. take a listen. this whendz it starts with the biden administration to enforce laws already in the book otherwise whether it is governor or mayor of el paso you're moving pawns around it does not get to the heart of the problem. reporter: and jon, as we begin this fiscal year with numbers that are rising since i've been on the ground since october 1st there have been 10,782 migrant encounters just in this area alone. that's why so many officials are speaking out. jon. jon: griff jenkins live at our southern border, griff, thanks. we are learning more about the suspect in thursday's deadly stabbing spree on the las vegas strip. the 32-year-old is accused of murdering two people and wounding six others. and i.c.e. source tells fox news he's a grat mala national in the u.s. illegally with a criminal

record in california. arrest records indicate he thought people were making fun of him and acted to, quote, let the anger out. christina coleman live in los angeles with that story. christina. reporter: hi, jon reports that the murder suspect in this case was here in california outside of city hall and downtown los angeles asking for help just days before this stabbing spree in las vegas. the police report states that bartios went to las vegas and friend told him he couldn't stay at his house so he caught a bus to the las vegas strip and told police that people were making fun of him on the bus and arrest report also states that he asked a show girl impersonator to take a picture with him as he held a large knife he thought women were laughing at him and he started running around to, quote, let the anger out. police say he ended up brutally stabbing eight people with a 12 inch long kitchen knife along the strip near the wynn hotel in

the unprovoked attacking killing 47-year-old bret and 30-year-old mai stworks show girl impersonators accuse of stabbing she was stabbed in the chest, her brother posted a heart felt statement on facebook saying in part, quote, meris saw best in people and accepted people for who they are and human capacity led her to have lasting friendships from all over the world she was a beautiful spirit and soul and misher for the rest of our lives. as for bartio ?rks this country illegally he hoped officers would shoot him that he also said, quote, sorry man, to one of the victims before stabbing him in the back on the strip. clark county d.a. says regardless of his citizenship status, his office is considering whether to seek the death penalty based on the evidence in this case. >> i'm not thinking about deportation right now. i'm thinking about filing very serious charges based upon the

evidence. reporter: bartios set with two counts of murder and murder with a deadly weapon. his arraignment is now scheduled for tuesday. jon. jon: christina coleman reporting christina, thanks. reporter: president biden in delaware this weekend while his staff defending the russian nuclear armageddon comment he made at a democratic fund raiser. lucas tomlinson live in delaware with more on that. lucas. reporter: jon, president biden appear worried about the potential of russia launching low yield nuclear strike against ukraine speaking at a democratic fund raiser that was leaked to the press, quote, we have not faced a prospect of armageddon since kennedy in cuban missile crisis not joking when he talks about potential use of tactical and nuclear weapons, white house press secretary walked back those comments.

>> we have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture nor do we have indications they are preparing to use them. reporter: jon about are russia has 2,000 nuclear warheads u.s. has 200 and a hundred to europe spread across five bases not just niewxes on president's mind but economy as well. 263,000 jobs added last month the lowest since april 2021. gas prices are also up after opec said it would cut oil production. republicans wish biden change itinerary last summer. >> yeah biden administration made a mistake by going saudi arabia in the first place less than three months ago where biden should have gone was to north dakota to webcast fox find a domestic smile of oil and natural gas and energy that the united states needs. reporter: saudi arabia top diplomat offered this explanation for the rise of gas

prices. with due respect reason you have prices is because you have a refining shortage in xyst anxious for 20 years you haven't built refineries in decades. >> today the price of gas is 60% higher than what president biden took office. jon: . jon: lucas tomlinson, thanks. a massive explosion today damaged the only bridge between russia and crimea. russia was using the bridge to bring weapons to troops in ukraine and while the exact cause of the explosion is under investigation, many ukrainian allies see it as an important win for their intelligence services. trey has that story. >> jon good evening, a massive explosion this morning destroyed the only bridge between russia and crimea. a blast and fire decimated car and train section of the bridge sending large pieces of concrete plunging into the water below. the russians say three people died after a truck exploded

adding that an initial investigation is underway into the owner of the vehicle. investigative actions are being carried out at his place of residence. there are movement vehicles and relevant documentation studied to support, and destruction is viewed as a significant intelligence achievement for ukraine. as war rages on in eastern part of ukraine russian forces fired on second largest city overnight. ukrainian officials say that missile strikes damage one of the city's medical centers and a nonresidential building. here we felt the blast ourselves. the windows shaking in this hotel as this city prepares for the possibility of more russian strikes tonight. jon. jon: trey reporting, trey, thank you. well president biden nuclear remarks brought fresh scriewtny to foreign policy meanwhile gop is making plans for what it might do if republicans flip the

house and take power after master's degree terms. for more on all of this let's bring in new york congresswoman claudia she's on the house foreign affairs committee and house small business committee. congresswoman, our president spent decades on the senate foreign relations committee. he was said to be, you know, an old hand at foreign policy and a steadying force what do you think about his armageddon comments? >> you know i tend to agree request former secretary of defense biden is never gotten anything right on foreign policy. even with all of the years he's been there that's because he's a career politician and now brings armageddon comepghts out and i've been watching he looks like madam tussaud spit out talking points and cleanup is that staff rolls it back but this is dangerous for us on a couple of levels. first of all if he really means it this is something coming out of him this is concerning because -- we should be in the situation room worrying about whether we are, in fact, facing a potential

nuclear conflict. the other part is if it isn't really true and he's just, you know, rambling making sloppy sames then we have a real problem because we have weakness around world. i think i don't know -- i think it has a little bit to do it more of the president biden just being undisciplined with language but wech a problem in the world projecting this kind of weakness we started with debacle in afghanistan that made our allies question what we're up to then you have president biden not really sure where he stands on a number of issues whether it's dealing with taiwan in china and china has huge interest in -- in continuing their belt and road initiative. their global dominance when it comes to defense. you know, bullying their neighbors, teaming up with our enemies like iran and russia now. and you see, you know president biden talking about getting back into an iran nuclear deal negotiating with people like that when we've had this horrible tragedy occur and women around world bravely particularly in iran these brave

women standing up because of the senseless murder of masa these are big issues he doesn't seem confident or cape ivet handling so honestly i look at it i go is that the best wax figure i've seen or really joe biden live? this is really a tragedy for the country. jon: getting back to armageddon comment, though, for a minute. statesman or if you want to call vladimir putin a statesman they use language to scare people they say you know what we're going launch a nuke against ukraine. the president in his remarks said he meaning putin -- is not joking. suggesting that, you know, he's taking putin at his word whether putin is serious or not he has to appreciate fact that he has president of the united states running scared. >> right where's joe biden? he's at a fund raiser not in a situation room he's not trying to come up with a strategy to stop -- vladimir putin from teaming up with our enemies around the

world and he's not doing anything to continue to make us strong. not just a defensively but also economically and with energy independence. and you know, negotiates with saudi arabia, and comes back and what does he got? they've opec profiteers now decided because they're profiteers to do two million less gallons of oil a day. we could be doing that if we were energy dependent in this country we could actually be producing 3 million gallons day ourselves having that strength against our enemies. we are repeating the mistakes of history and they're coming back and biden administration looks a lot like the jimmy carter administration and we're not learning an by the way, he was there during the jimmy carter administration so here's a guy who should have learned something but i go back to my -- i don't have a lot of faith in people who spend their entire time on the government payroll they've never made their own payroll and never signed front of a paycheck that's what we

have as our president of the united states. >> we are going to be talking about the oil situation a little bit later on in the hour but i want to turn your attention to november. the midterms are not that far away. if republicans should take the house, what happens? does anything really effectively change in washington? >> i think it doesn't and i think it is really important that we do take back the house we're more unified than we've been in a long time i think dwoak that. i think the commitment to america although it's been -- kind of criticized by other people i think it's been tremendous. it's got a framework for what we can do across the nation. you know, i've taken the commit to america and turned it into the commitment to new york '24 i hope in the newly conceived district because we've got to take back energy independence we've got to lower inflation, we've got to stand strong on foreign policy issues we've got to lower price of gas, and if we stick together as republicans, and we take back the senate by the way, which i think we're going to do that and maybe by a

few votes, that's going to make a difference to hold the biden administration accountability. and really put forth issues that we think that we can find like minded democrats who are now paralyzed by this far left wing of the democratic party, people who work with us before, but now the tail wagging the dog far left -- the democratic socialist of america that group are really preventing some of like minded moderate minded democrats and understand something right now, we don't have any moderate democrats based on their voting record. may say they're moderates but bedon't have based on voting record let's join with republicans, let's hold biden administration accountability my biggest fear is that people are starting to recognize even democrats that joe biden and his administration and the policies and his -- lack of competence is dangerous to our country and to the world. that i think with the republicans in charge, you're going see common sense, you're going see a plan, and we're going take decisive action.

jon: we'll see what happens after november. congresswoman claudia of new york. congresswoman, thank you. >> thank you so much. jon: still ahead on "fox report," fbi agents reportedly believe there's enough evidence to file tax fraud and other charges against the president's son hunter biden. will prosecutors agree? jonathon turley brings us his take on that investigation, next. (kari) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it is just right for my little business. (jeni) we switched, too. (kari) unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. my point of sale is on point. (vo) switch to verizon business unlimited today. from the network america relies on. when tough pain hits, hit back with fast and powerful pain relief. advil provides longer-lasting relief than tylenol extra strength and treats pain caused by inflammation directly at the source. so get tough on pain and advil the pain away.

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>> it's widely reported federal investigators believe they've uncovered enough evidence to file charges against hungtser biden sources familiar with the probe say prosecutors are considering whether to charge him with tax crimes and lying about illegal activity while purchasing a gun. alexandria hoff has latest on that. source close to investigators indicated to fox news there's growing frustration over how long it has taken to come to decision on possible charges. the investigation into hunter biden overseas business deal education began four years ago a grand jury in delaware wrapped up their work and yesterday "the washington post" revealed in a report that agents believe proximate proximate prosecutors have enough to charge the president's son with tax crimes and with making a false statement related to a gun purchase.

hunter biden attorney issued this response, quote, it is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a grand jury investigation such as this one any agent you cite as sources in your article pay parentally committed such a felon i-in and fox news learned while merrick garland deputy ag continue to be briefed, they have taken a strong hands off approach. leaving the decision of charging up to u.s. attorney david wise former attorney general john dupree says it is difficult this close to midterms. >> right before an election, however, biden's son isn't elected official hapght been in the past and not a candidate so not clear that would apply here. also not clear without more detail what a penalty might look like for potential tax crimes charges. if charged and convicted for a gun registration paywork violation, then the younger

biden could face up to ten years in prison along with the fine up to $250,000. jon. jon: alexandria hoff alexandria, thank you. former hunter biden business associate tony bobulinski appeared on tuesday tucker carlson tonight with interesting investigations allegations regarding fbi and its investigation of the first son and perhaps his father. let's bring in george washington university law professor and fox news contributor jonathon turley he's been following this investigation since it began in 2018. tony bobulinski as you well know jonathon former business associate of hunter biden who had a number of concerns about way that hunter biden was managing his business he took some of those concerns to the fbi and an agent named tebow was sitting in on what he had to say

tebow apparently told bobulinski that he would get back to him. listen to how -- how bobulinski reported it to tucker carlson. >> i spent five plus hours sitting in a room with that one point i think as much as six federal agents walking through all of the facts of my knowledge of the biden family. how i got involved in this, tim tebow and last discussion with legal could believe was listen we know tony is cooperating and -- i haven't heard from him since. >> so they never got back to him. what does that tell you? >> well it says a great deal, doesn't it? this was a -- not just a witness but a critical witness involved in these transactions. it's clear at least to most of us -- that hunter biden was engaging in a multimillion dollar influence pedaling scheme ppg his uncle james has also been

mentioned president himself comes up in these e-mails. this was an enormously sensational allegation. but it was also supported by a key witness. but there was no follow-up, the question is why, and there's a whistle-blower in the fbi that apparently said that agent tebow effectively shut down the investigation. and many of us are scratching our heads on this one. because what he was alleging was foreign dealings involving millions of dollars that seem quite clearly an effort to buy access to the then vice president and the current president of the united states. jon: and none of this has nothing we should say with the con tents of his laptop which is a whole other can of worms. but people are saying you know, that the fbi agents say they have enough evidence to

prosecute. but it is really up to the prosecutors in the justice department and, in fact, the u.s. attorney for delaware david wise, correct? >> correct and wise is a respected prosecutor. but the timing of this leak is intriguing. look, biden's attorneys are correct. there should not be leaks from an investigation of this kind but we have seen those leaks repeatedly on mar-a-lago other investigations coming of the justice department. the question is why this leak at this time? and it may reflect that agencies are frustrated. with the delay in bringing any types of charges, what concerns some of us is what's not referenced in the charges being allegedly considered, and those are charges dealing with this huge influence pedaling operation by the biden family. there's not even a reference to a farrah violation being a key

charge farrah is the law governing the registration of foreign agents. >> right foreign administration act. >> use that law aggressively against trump figures like paul manafort if manafort standard applies one would think that hunter biden would be charged in the same way. jon: hunter biden for instance, offers paintings for sale for half a million dollars a piece. after having essentially zero art training from what i understand. and yet there's no way of knowing who these buyers are and for that matter which country or which government they dprom. come from. >> yeah, i mean, account that you get from the laptop of all of these e-mails is that hunter biden and his uncle walking warned credit card meerns their belts they were cashing in on access and influence. that's how many of us view it. now, obviously, they have not been charged influence peddling is a long standing cottage

industry in washington. but these e-mails also detail a great number of potential crimes including tax violations, drug violations and other crimes. it is a target rich environment for prosecutors. jon: but so far no decision, no prosecution, it's still could come, correct? >> we expect it will come. it's hard to believe that they would not make a charge. the concern is that the department of justice could cut a generous deal with hunter biden and have that matter closed off. there's probably a concern about the house flipping and the promised investigation into this influence peddling operation allegedly carried out by the biden family. jon: we'll see what happens. jonathon turley, thank you. >> thank you, jon. jon: well, have you filled up your tarng tank lately if you

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s jon: well for a very brief moment, it looked like gas prices were actually coming down. and they were, but now they are inching back up again. mean while nations around world are bracing for a possible recession. hannah cox the cofounder of based politics joins us to break that down. what's going on with gas prices? why are we seeing them increase right now, hannah? >> well jon that's basically because we're doing everything that you would not want to be doing to bring down gas prices right now. biden administration continues to hingedder domestic production to put regulation it is in the way to limit how much offshore and fracking and all of that

means that we're dependent on other countries for gases and in thes know what it means to bring down price and they're not willing to do it because it would mean going opposite way of their progressive agenda and actually getting government out of the way an letting the free market respond to this issue. >> i want to put up a screen that shows where gas prices are right now three dollars 90 cents gallon is the average price these days month ago down to 3.75 which actually seemed kind of -- cheap compared with where we had been a year ago. it was 3.26. so you know, prices are way up, obviously, during the bide biden administration and we know he killed keystone pipeline on day one is that part of the reason? >> well absolutely. it is and whining you have gas prices it is true for saism many other things with prices lots that contribute to this but we know he's made bad decisions particularly when it comes to climate agenda and shutting down

keystone pipeline was part of that and looking at not renewing lease when is it comes to offshore drilling so it is a trojan horse. most of the things would do do that much to reduce impact of climate. but they would do things to make it harder per the poor people to survive in our country because that's who this always hits hard whes you look at progressive ideas an how agenda drive. it means that price will go up and people who live on margins will be most impacted by that. jon: meantime if you don't want to burn oil because of your green concerns, why does it make sense to go begging to the saudis and venezuela to pump more oil when we're not going to be drilling it in this country? >> you know i think that's the question of the day that points to bigger issue with climate change and a lot of policies behind it which is that we're not the drivers of this. it is actually a lot of third world countries other countries that are contradicting much worse than we are and yet we continue to pummel and resources

here and to profit off of those instead make ourselves dpengts on people and again, none of this does anything to actually address the issues with climate i think there are real free market things we could be doing if we were concerned about that. this is really just a trojan horse and what they're using to try to drive progressive agenda to get all kinds of other things and policies done under name of climate that really don't pertain to it really has a lot to do with socialist agenda and trying to drive everybody towards being more dependent on the state. >> meantime let's talk about strategic petroleum reserve it was enacted it was, you know, established to try to prevent, you know, the kind of problems we saw in this country after the arab oil embargo it was supposed to be an emergency supply for big, big troubles. i don't think it was ever intended to, you know, help a president keep gas prices down. but that's what is happened if you look at the far right edge of this chart, we were up close

to -- 750 million barrels in the oil reserves back in 2010 we're down to about 400 barrels now. it's half gone. >> well and it is pretty alarming like you said this is supposed to be for an miranda warning not because we have a economic e literal and group of politicians who don't know how to micromanage an economy and think they can come in and set prices and that they can shut down supply and that they can just continue to kind of play puppeteers that none of this will come home to ruse but that's not the case we're dealing with ramifications what they've been doing for the past two years. instead of wake up and realizing that micromanaging economy is impossible and that ultimately this hurts people, they continue to instead xowngd these kinds of actions and double down on the very that i things that got us e problematic situation we're in the first place and this is alarming and we don't have serious people in charge at the moment.

>> scary thought hannah cox from based politics. hannah, thank you. >> thanks so much. coming up emergency responders making one more pass through fort myers and other florida communities ravaged by hurricane ian. a live report from fort myers, next. ♪ ♪ detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines.

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jon: search and rescue crew wrap up final dig for rubble through victims in a area hit hard by ian last week and nate is live in fort myers with the latest there. nate. reporter: those search and recovery missions continuing to the and members of the florida task force 2 rescue teams took us on fort myers beach to show uses exactly how it works take a

look at this video 30 dogs scouring island right now but utilizing more resources now. using drones and boats with members of the task force and dogs in them to get to those hard to reach areas in the waterways surrounding fort myers, beach. take a listen to how it works. >> you can see that this area here is where we have our drone operator set up. it is shaded so they can also see the island set up two landing pads and constantly monitoring the operation from the air. reporter: jon, these guys have been on the island since 10 p.m. wednesday night of last week. so it's been well over a week they've been sleeping on the beach, of course, they have found victims of hurricane ian. but they're also taking people off the island alive people who are now choosing to evacuate the island as well as rescues and they've done that as recently as this week. take a listen. >> assisted about 35 to 40

people yesterday as well. we're seeing that a lot of people are realizing it is time to leave. reporter: jon some people leave the island others are now going on it for first time governor ron desantis held imrop few press conference earlier today announce residents have access to the island but members of the task force tell us, specifically the southern portion of the island is still being searched so certain areas are blocked off as they look for more victims of hurricane ian. we'll sending it back to you. jon: still after all of this time, not everyone is accounted for nate in fort myers, florida, thank you. well a beautiful fall weekend for many parts of the country. perfect for this huge pumpkin festival in highwood, illinois, looks like a lot of fun had there -- so will the conditions last fox weather meteorologist adam is is here with your full forecast. adam. >> gorgeous really for most of the country here on this saturday. and the good news is that's mostly going to continue on

sunday you see clear skies, largely across the country one area where we're seeing a little bit of moisture monsoonal moisture continuing to fire up once again this evening. across portion of the desert southwest, that will linger but otherwise looking really nice and a lot of sunshine for your sunday also temperatures along lower third of the country in the had 70s you see a lot of spots in the 60s and then some of the coolest air so far across the country kind of lingering there, across the midwest. back over towards new england temperatures currently in the 50s, 54 degrees there in cleveland. 50 in syracuse, we're going see many of our coldest air we've seen in a while tonight early into sunday morning so we've got first round of frost and freeze alerts for a lot of areas for thes year so far. begins back across portions of the midwest, the southern midwest and then stretches up into new england with frost advisories. it is going to be on chilly side overnighting tonight tonight ruu into tomorrow and these are early morning temperatures sunday morning, temperatures getting down in the 40s the last time it was this cool, all the way back in may.

so we're getting back closer to that time of year where these temperatures really begin to fall off and temperatures there cool as 39 degrees but as we said plenty of time plenty of sunshine for your sunday forecast. these are your sunday highs, going to be another gorgeous day tomorrow. a really a nice fall weekend, jon. jon: sounds great. meteorologist adam klotz, adam thanks we'll be back with more in just a moment. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms. and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion,

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jon: cries for change growing louder in streets of iran. but there's a price to pay for a defiant protesters fox's kitty logan reports. >> hi jon there are reports of more antigovernment protest across iran on saturday at least two people were killed. the protest started last month and are still going, this video shows female demonstrators chanting anti-regime at a school last tuesday. iran leadership now facing more defiance than ever before. sparked by the death of a 22-year-old woman masha she was he would by iran morality police for three days and died in custody and iran state television release video on friday claiming to show masha

and other entering a room and she collapsed officials claim it was caused by a medical condition. her family dispute the official account claiming she was killed distributely in detention mother of a teenage girl died during a recent protest spoken out she's accusing authorities of murdering her daughter. a friends claim they last heard from her while chased by police. but authorities say, the young woman fell from a building. the family believe the injuries don't match that account. the death of these young woman is sparked a passionate response. there's been protest all across the country, authorities try to crackdown on these demonstrations but it is thought more than a dozen may have been killed and perhaps hundreds arrested. the question now is whether these protest will continue to have the momentum to force change. certainly, the mood remains defiant. jon. jon: kitty logan, kitty, thank you and here are other stories

from around the globe in south korea, the military says north korea launched two more ballistic missiles into the sea of japan today. this after it launched a missile that flew over japan earlier this week. that's at least six launches in two weeks by the rogue regime. in ire langsd police say at least ten people including one young girl died in a gas station explosion in county in the country's northwest. investigators believe yesterday's blast was an accident. in western india a bus catches fire after hitting truck killing at least 12 passengers and injuring more than 40 others. in thailand families mourn deaths of 36 victims including 24 children killed in a massacre at day care center earlier this week. in haiti, prime minister is asking foreign militaries for help stopping the surge in gang violence there. the situation is deteriorated since the assassination of prime minister last year.

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