michigan. one of the big stories there tonight fox 17, michigan, the state turns 186 today. it was the 26th state admitted to the union, the original border included the ohio city of toledo which michigan was forced to give up in exchange for the upper peninsula. the compromise lives on today as one of college football s fiercest rivalries between the university of michigan and ohio state university. that s tonight s live look outside the beltway from special report. we ll be right back. happy birthday, baby happy birthday, to you happy birthday when other guys were charging four to five-hundred bucks. he just didn t wanna do that. he was proud of the price he was charging. my dad instilled in me, always put the people before the money. be proud of offering a good product at a fair price.
the chance to move level on points with the two teams above them in the wsl after a 1 0 draw with aston villa. deyna castellanos gave city the lead in the first half as they chase a champions league spot. but a player on loan from manchester united, kirsty hanson, got the equaliser just two minutes later as villa moved up a place to fifth in the table. andy murray s australian open is over. he couldn t repeat the comebacks from his first two rounds as he lost in four sets to roberto bautista agut in melbourne. joe lynskey was watching. he spent 14 hours on court in three extraordinary matches but for andy murray, the bravest stand has come to an end. roberto bautista agut was one opponent too far, the spaniard breezed through the first set and 186-1. breezed through the first set and 186 1. murray lost to him here four
media covering it. it wasn t, not that you would necessarily know that from what prince harry said on the late night interview which was received so warmly in the u.s. he looked comfortable, didn t he, in that setting? yeah, very much so. obviously it was quite a soft interview as you would expect in those kinds of circumstances, but i think this transparency and, you know, discussing his own therapy and being quite vulnerable is received well in america and they see it as being brave and him having the courage to do something different. yeah. he is trying to change things. we ll see what comes out of it. people can now read the book, of course. it was all based on leaks, which is harry s point, a lot of these stories. now trading is set to begin on wall street in a few hours. the u.s. futures markets give us an idea of how things are looking, and here they are. they are up. so they re all in a quite buoyant mood but only slightly. the dow rallied 186 points
accomplishments that the president did this year. some pushbacks because ofe election results. he did have some big issues including the borders and the numbers are staggering. 617,000 total migrants encountered in the past 90 days. 186 expelled under title 42. 430,000 released into the country and 240,000 not away. they saw them but didn t stop them. those are massive numbers, josh. those are huge numbers and immigration is one of the biggest vulnerabilities for president biden. if he wants to run for reelection, it is timely that the supreme court kept title 42 in place for the time
wind at its back because of midterm results. and, you know, you have democrats saying they expect now joe biden to run for re-election. but he does have some big issues, including the border and these new numbers are staggering. we kind of glaze over when we hear them. but they really are amazing. 617,000 total migrant encounters in the past 90 days. 186 expelled under title 42. but 430,000 released into the country and 240,000 known got-aways. in other words, they saw them but they didn t interject or didn t stop them. those are massive numbers, josh. those are huge numbers. and immigration is one of the biggest vulnerabilities for president biden if he wants to run for re-election. i think it s very timely that the supreme court kept title 42 in place for the time being and it s given the administration a