given the news around the world with the middle east on fire the border issue hasn t gotten the attention it needs. he testifies on the senate side. migrant encounters hit the highest levels ever recorded. we re monitoring that. we want to start with what has been a big blue night for the democrats. they overcame the president s dismal poll numbers racking up some big wins on election night. question, what does it mean for 2024? we ll chew on that for some time. good morning. dana: i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. chances are that mayokas will say the border is closed. bill: good chance. dana: i think he will probably say that again and again. let s talk about politics. big night for democrats. kept the governorship in kentucky. also in virginia democrats kept the senate and flipped the house. those results have denied republican governor glenn youngkin s bid to control government in the state of virginia. the commonwealth there. it was a race heavily de
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Public. we don t consider it case closed until we get the results of that investigation. this news comes just weeks after the u.s. intelligence community failed to find a definitive origin of the virus. china says the united states should look at other countries for origin information. bret? bret: continue to follow this david, thanks. the justice department is asking a federal judge in texas to temporarily halt the controversial new state law banning abortions after about six weeks. the emergency motion comes days after the agency sued texas claiming the law was enacted to prevent women from exercising their constitutional rights. the texas governor s office says it is confident the court will uphold the law. the new rule went into effect september 1st, after the u.s. supreme court refused to block it. prosecutors say former university of miami professor, his wife, and his sister are facing federal charges related to purchasing genetic sequencing equipment from u.s.
Look, i m lynn berry. here s some of the top stories making news this morning. an arizona state law banning abortions at the 20th week of pregnancy will not take effect today after a federal appeals court temporarily stopped enforcement until an appeal can be heard. law was ruled constitutional by a court judge earlier this week. the washington post reports three u.s. airways commuter jets came within seconds of a mid-air collision at reagan national airport on tuesday after confused air traffic controllers launched two outbound fights directly at a plane coming in to land. fortunately they did pass each other safely. the faa says it will investigate. in massachusetts, the driver of a recreational vehicle was backing out of his driveway when it wound up floating in a swimming pool across the street instead. the driver was taken to a hospital. there s no word on what led to the incident. eight female badminton players have been kicked out of the london games in the first