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Jesse: welcome to a special edition of jesse watters primetime. Im pete heckseth in for jesse on friday night. Well, the grades are in and kamala harris last night flunked her exam. Did you see her on television last night? [ crowd boos ] this is going to be the president of our country? i dont think so. And its the first interview shes done in like nobodys ever seen anything like about and if youre too weak to do a oneonone werp interview with a person that was so soft you know, i know dana. Sh...

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the health secretary steve barclay is here too. and well hear from the first female astronaut heading to the moon. morning. with you and me for the next 60 minutes — science presenter michael mosley, who trained as a doctor. former health minister james bethell. and campaigner for kids safety, beeban kidron. both of you members of the house of lords. if we look at the front pages, they are all over the place. the sunday telegraph has a story about electiry pylons. but that picture of...

Nurses and other health care support workers including those who suffered racism in the nhs and other places. the levels of pressure but are being put on nhs workers that only through covid—19 but since covid—19 as well, what is the answer to that, recruit more staff and changed the nhs works, where do we go from here? abs, works, where do we go from here? a simple question but its a complicated answer because theres lots of— complicated answer because theres lots of solutions and they all...

Not just me to account to make sure we are notjust using todays answers for todays problems but also tomorrows solutions. so that is al in the way we diagnose cancer, thinking about notjust how we diagnose cancer, thinking about not just how we we diagnose cancer, thinking about notjust how we use robots but the blood tests we have rolled out at trial to identify up to 50 different types of cancer. and i would say critical to that, so thinking about the new problems, so dementia. we have potenti...

Wolf. i think this has been his style. hes just this difficult, combative guy who is angry at the world and i think people probably just started seeing him as that guy. if you look at the complaints from the work place, he was often difficult with co-workers and when he was going from job to job to job he was probably just getting into trouble everywhere he went because of this behavior. i think people wrote him off as difficult. typically this disorder does not culminate in this kind of violenc...

Faces well, but how could a baby tell you that? watch where the babys eyes go. at emory university eye tracking software show what this little guy is looking at. where the x is, thats his focus. >> what this study shows us is that there are changes already happening that wouldnt be detectible to the naked eye. >> reporter: they studied a group of 36 children starting at just two months old. three years later they found out which ones were diagnosed with autism. turns out that children with autis...

Good morning, on "world news now," major league investigation. the aggressive move by the nfl after serious allegations of harassment among miami dolphins teammates. major developments from the league and the team. physical diagnosis. nfl hall-of-famer tony dorsett opens up about his serious injuries from the football field. >> it reminded me of a mack truck hitting a volkswagen. i mean, he just blew me up. >> what doctors say about dorsetts future in this espn exclusive. and critical clues ...

There are complex developmental issues. and you call their names in the first 12 months, at the dont respond that well to you or theyre not interacting with other kids and these are issues that we need to know. diagnosis is very difficult. what we now know about autism, number one its on the rise. one out of 58 boys are affected by this, part of the reason is perhaps were diagnosing them and we know more about the disease. >> what is this test. >> its important because now for the first time, au...