By this afternoon and evening were expecting severe storms across portions of montana and over towards the dakotas. stormy weather out there. yes that he is going to continue once again today, anita. anita: hot and sticky adam thanks so much for that per. feeling like 120 little rock while. i need and i will back at 4:00 p.m. eastern and just an hour, right? will see you then. . paul: welcome to the journal editorial report i am paul gigot. the midterm elections looming facing increasingly sour electric with the latest harvard hairs both fighting 710 voters believe the country is on the wrong track with the presidents job approval rating sinking to 38%, voters already looking for alternatives with a stunning 71% saying they do not want him to run for reelection in 2024.
Systems, erica. before all right lucas in lviv thank you. anita: a troubling trend seems to be emerging in the plague of mass shootings across the u.s. according to usa today, suspects are rapidly becoming younger. their attacks and deadlier. in some of the most recent shootings in buffalo, uvalde and highland park they range in age from 18 21. research are scrabbling to understand is driving more of america s youth to commit mass murder or join me now is a ted williams fox news contributor former d.c. homicide detective. ted, thank you so much for coming on this saturday. you know, you are able to look at the situation through an interesting perspective. your lens of law enforcement. and of course your legal perspective. in the past and general profilers have said people who commit these mass shootings have had a few things in common. like a desire to be famous but
usually idea article one of the constitution the legislative branch. today article to the executive branch but have done article three of the judicial branch once in a while. today we are on article two of the constitution executive branch. ask amanda many talents chad great to see you. a grand return to the white house for chad. in other news twitter it says it will suit tech billionaire elon musk if he drops his 44 billion-dollar bid to buy the company. but mosques as a social media giant did not comply with the terms of the deal. giving him a full tally of fake accounts. christina coleman has the latest live in our west coast bureau, hi christina. hi anita. yes because the ceo legal team is claiming twitter is in material breach of their agreement for they claim the company is made false and misleading representations of its data regarding how many fake and spam accounts are on its platform. anna found to the sec they said quote in short twitter has not provided information th
Griff. griff: david lee miller covering it for us from manhattan. david, thank you. anita. the director of national intelligence issuing an updated assessment on the origins of the covid-19 virus, saying u.s. intelligence agencies remain divided on the issue. lucas tomlinson is following the details of that story. hi, lucas. hi anita. this is the most detailed report released to date though the conclusions the same as august and the only change the supporting evidence that was just made public yesterday. overall the proverbial smoking gun remains elusive. here is what it says, four intel agencies give low confidence to natural exposure theory that this occurred in nature from animal to human. one gives moderate conference to the so call lab leaks theory. three intel agencies can t come to any conclusion without additional information something that china has not been helpful supplying, officials say.
Star state has not elected a democrat to the senate in 25 years. anita vogel has highlights of the first debate between the two last night. hi anita. well, hi, arthel. remember, it was just a little over two years ago that ted cruz was battling it out for the highest office in the land. well, now he s fighting to keep his senate seat in texas. in the first highly anticipated debate, last night, senator cruz squared off against his opponent, democratic congressman beto o rourke. they covered a range of hot topics from gun rights to healthcare to police brutality and of course illegal immigration. take a listen to this exchange on that. my views on immigration are simple. i have summed them many times in four words, legal good, illegal bad. i think majority of texans