course, it s been a really fun series to watch. all right. thank you. and the next hour of cnn this morning starts right now. it is the top of a brand new hour. good morning to you. and welcome to cnn this morning . i m victor blackwell. camera walker. thank you for sharing a part of your morning with us, and there won t be much trash talking here at least between me and victor right during the commercial during the commercial breaks. here s what we re watching this morning major decision by the supreme court and a major win for abortion rights supporters, a widely used abortion pill will stay protected, at least for now, but legal challenges still remain. what happens next and what it means for women across the country and explosive mistake. russia accidentally bombs one of its own cities and leaves a trail of destruction will show you the stunning images safe and easy to steal. more than a dozen attorneys general are calling for a federal recall on some hyundai and kia cars
Pete welcome to the final hour of fox friends on sunday, october 1st. Year of our lord, 2023. And weve got a whole festival on fox square and thats Pumpkin Chili. Rachel i cant wait to try that. It looks amazeing. Pete have you had Pumpkin Chili. Rachel i have. Joey ive had stuff with sweet potatoes, i bet its similar. Pete it is fall. Its on. Summer is over, rachel. Rachel its officially over. The fox square setting, the set design is just so incredible. As you said, pete, one of the best weve seen its beautiful. Joey as long as its Pumpkin Chili and not Pumpkin Spice chili, i might have to you draw the line. Rachel you just had a Pumpkin Spice dairy queen. Joey President Biden signed the Stop Gap Bill into law last night, just hours before a midnight deadline would have triggered a Government Shutdown. Rachel its just a temporary fix, funding the government through november 17 and leaving congress with 45 days to pass a full spending bill. Pete Senator Mark Markwayne Mun was the liai
they ve also had at least four or 5 degrees gains in just the last few years areas then, and that s a concern. in and of itself because it s a compounding effect of not only is that area more prone the southwest more prone to these heat extremes but also prolonged drought. and so it s that compounding effect of having both of them and we know for a fact that in a changing climate, both of those things are going to get worse anyways. so let s talk solutions and what s being done to find some right. so the good news. let s start with the good news, okay. and that is that the us has reduced emissions by about 1. every year since 2005 so we are making improvements, and the goal is to be net zero emissions by 2050. so we have these goals in place . we have started to make improvements and even on an individual level, you know people going out today, you know, clean up your trash. try to reduce your single use plastics, regenerative agriculture. there s so many things that we can do not just
about a few weeks ago that would be more likely to garner bipartisan support and actually get done? the problem the president is facing republicans have said no to basically everything so far. i think they will agree to certain provisions, certain tax cuts in the president s plan but it s going to be like pulling teeth for the president. when i said republicans want a lousy economy on election day, i certainly didn t want to paint with too broad a brush. it s not every republican. but undoubtedly the just say no policies of the republican party do tend to lead one to believe that a lot of republicans wouldn t mind a bad economy on election day because that is almost a sure way to get rid of president obama. there is a danger, though, with that. if this economy, which is shaky right now, takes another turn, another clear turn down ward shall the next president of the united states, if it is not barack obama, is going to have a worse situation that they inhair ilt that they
the economy lousy through election day. let me ask you, if the president is really serious about fixing this economy, wouldn t he have drafted a jobs plan he spoke about a few weeks ago that would be more likely to garner partisan support and get done. the problem the president is facing republicans have said no to basically everything so far. i think they will agree to certain provisions, certain tax cuts in the president s plan but it s going to be like pulling teeth for the president. when i said republicans want a lousy economy on election day, i certainly didn t want to paint with too broad a brush. it s not every republican. but undoubtedly the just say no policies of the republican party do tend to lead one to believe that a lot of republicans wouldn t mind a bad economy on election day because that is almost a sure way to get rid of president obama. there is a danger, though, with that. this economy, which is shaky right now, takes another current, a clear turn do