director for the federal voting program. she told us we are in complete compliance with the law. she says f. v. a. p. the federal voting assistance program strives to be sure that every overseas voter has the resources to cast and return an absentee ballot and have it counted. we continue to evaluate our efforts. to the military that might be responsibility we note this is a personality responsibility to goat. you can go to f. v. a. t..goff and get that absentee ballot. gregg: well done, james rosen in washington. jenna: a thineee spider causing a huge road block in sa san antonio, texas. this rare, rare spider is putting a $15 million traffic construction project on hold. casey stegall and i have both established that we don t like spiders already on twitter but we promise a fair & balanced
that guy said in fact that he would have stepped on this spider if he would have seen it to get this project going again, the texas department of transportation tells us they are reevaluating its plans, two different federal agencies now involved including u.s. fish and wildlife service and one of the plans, jenna, are you ready, could be scrapping this project all together. can you believe it? jenna: you re kidding. great question from a member of our crew. did they just see one spider at the construction site? was there just one little spider, or was it like the movies when all the spiders came out at once. we are trying to wrap our head around this. casey. it is a good question and it was just this one little spider. this area is sort of known for having some endangered species in it. there was actually a biologist on staff with these crews and as they were going along they discovered this underground cave, it was about six feet deep, and this one spider was
only the way some journalists, the stories they pick but the way they tell the stories, and that is reflective apparently quite openly in the new york times, and likely other publications as well as radio and television. who is the they? caved carr has a piece in the new york times. you re going to say i know it s the liberal new york times, about the cable news with conservative hosts and how the mainstream media means more than just the main street media or washington post. people get information from digital media more and more so it s not just about the three networks. gregg: alan colmes, jim pinkerton, great to see you both. jenna: a debate that will continue. gregg: forever. jenna: from now untilee tern tee. the supreme court is back in session today ready to take on hot topics. shannon bream now reporting the court could even at some point revisit the president s healthcare law. how about that? she joins us live next. [ male announcer ] when these come together,
discovered down in there. they took it, sent it off to a lab, it turns out it was this particular endangered species and now the project is on hold, everything is sitting there on idle, jenna. jenna: we ll see if it does become the spider that is beneficial to humans. could be. in the meantime we ll see what happens with the $15 million project. thank you. gregg: i m surprised swub didn t just squash the spider. jenna: so insensitive. gregg: the itsey-bitsey spider i ll never sing that again. both campaigns hitting the sunday circuit accusing the media of rooting for the other side. a fair assessment? our news watch panel will be weighing in next.
towards the ohio river valley then scooting across the northeast. by wednesday but we are going to have the some vee severe threat tomorrow as well for the ohio valley. make sure you have your nooah radios handy. this is nadine, 19 days we ve seen nadine in the atlantic one of the longest-lansing tropical system ever. it will probably make the records. the good thing it s just spinning out there. jenna: is there an end to tornado season? we can have a tornado any time of year but we re actually entering the second season of tornadoes. we get them in the spwreupbg time and fall because of the change of the seasons, the cooler air mass moving into the warmer air mass. jenna: soon enough we ll be in snow season. wah-wah. jenna: it s only october 1st we have a little while. we do.