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drop off. they always do. you obviously _ drop off. they always do. you obviously were _ drop off. they always do. you obviously were attempting . drop off. they always do. you | obviously were attempting the fastest marathon as a christmas tree. why are you doing this for a particular charity? its tree. why are you doing this for a particular charity?— particular charity? its fab kids which is a _ particular charity? its fab kids which is a save _ particular charity? its fab kids which is a save the _ particular charity? its fab kids which is a save the children i which is a save the children charity _ which is a save the children charity. it's a great cause. if you've — charity. it's a great cause. if you've got _ charity. it's a great cause. if you've got an extra fiver or a turner~ _ you've got an extra fiver or a turner. please donate. here is the number~ _ turner. please donate. here is the number~ its— turner. please donate. here is the number. it's a great charity i run for them — number. it's a great charity i run for them before so i'm happy that i -ot for them before so i'm happy that i got across — for them before so i'm happy that i got across-— got across. organisers calling this most increasing _ got across. organisers calling this most increasing marathon - got across. organisers calling this most increasing marathon ever, l got across. organisers calling this i most increasing marathon ever, and by that, they are giving the same amount of money to the wheelchair elites the first and second place. also they have created a faith space for people who want to pray. there is also a quiet zone for people, neurodivergent runners who may want to get away from the crowd. a brilliant day for everyone. i know ou 'ust brilliant day for everyone. i know you just mention _ brilliant day for everyone. i know you just mention the _ brilliant day for everyone. i know you just mention the wheelchairl you just mention the wheelchair race. can you tell us about the rhino costumes. they seem to be a bit of a tradition. i
on the side by the end of the number so we usually have a line by the stage and people want to line up it's going to be great. the lighting, i wanted to film it but bring in the whale. >> now it's up to the green room to pick out some close the mark it comes down to how much i want to make it to tonight from the ladies in the front row because they will holler for dollars. you know what goes on of the shows. >> after that, you get in the zone. >> the stage manager says you have to manage until you're on stage and then you get dressed in snack yourself around. everybody has a process. i used black heroin. >> then it's onto the stage. >> is not a drill this is the real thing. what. the performing arts center, a children's party clown like i show up to make living animals. they probably get tired of me, i was getting too handy with the
the by—election, sitting on the beautiful axbridge cricket green talking to people playing cricket on a beautiful mid summers evening, and they said there is no way we can vote labour because you are going to make our lives difficult here by extending the zone, you do understand our lives. you don't understand our lives. i went back to westminster and said two tory mps, i think you can win that by—election and they said are you mad? they won it. was it all down to you? i met a member of the service, he cleans your home scratcher, and cleans your oven. his van wasn't compliant. he said if he makes me pay, i am going to get out of the business. inevitably, in riposte to the westminster bubble people say, this is just a matter of 600 or 800 votes. but it was so against the odds because it was the boris johnson seat, it was a big moment.
it was about to happen and it was a huge thing. i went a month before the by—election, sitting on the beautiful axbridge cricket green talking to people playing cricket on a beautiful mid summers evening, and they said there is no way we can vote labour because you are going to make our lives difficult here by extending the zone, you do understand our lives. i went back to westminster and said two tory mps, i think you can win that by—election and they said are you mad? they won it. . ., , ., and they said are you mad? they won it. . . , ., ., and they said are you mad? they won it. . ., ., ., ., and they said are you mad? they won it. . ., ., ., | and they said are you mad? they won it. . ., ., imet and they said are you mad? they won it-— i met a - it. was it all down to you. i met a member of— it. was it all down to you. i met a member of the _ it. was it all down to you. i met a member of the service, _ it. was it all down to you. i met a member of the service, he - it. was it all down to you. i met a member of the service, he cleans your— member of the service, he cleans your home — member of the service, he cleans your home scratcher, and cleans your oven _ your home scratcher, and cleans your oven his— your home scratcher, and cleans your oven his van— your home scratcher, and cleans your oven. his van wasn't compliant. he said if— oven. his van wasn't compliant. he said if he _ oven. his van wasn't compliant. he said if he makes me pay, i oven. his van wasn't compliant. he said if he makes me pay, lam oven. his van wasn't compliant. he said if he makes me pay, i am going to get— said if he makes me pay, i am going to get out— said if he makes me pay, i am going to get out of— said if he makes me pay, i am going to get out of the business. inevitably, in riposte to the westminster bubble people say this isiust_ westminster bubble people say this isiust a _ westminster bubble people say this isjust a matter of
significant impacts. excuse me, make significant investments in infrastructure, inside our communities. we know red lining, zoning, all these things that have pushed us in the sacrifice zone and then with the elevated temperatures with the burning of fossil fuels, that's a part of the driving of the climate crisis that it will put us in the cross hairs. whether we are talking about floods or hurricanes or a number of other things that are a part of the climate crisis. we understand where it comes from and two that we have to be able to make sure those are once again getting hit first and worse to have the resources, the infrastructure and the focus and attention from folks to make sure that we are protected as much as possible. so we could actually make the change that's necessary. there are projects out there across the country, when real infrastructure, when real investments will happen, we will see how people were protected and not just protected, but moving from thriving to surviving because we need to change the paradigm
today, just outside the courthouse shortly after the incident, new york city police said security protocols might need to be be reassessed. >> we are very concerned. of course, we're going to review all security protocols. the park was open to the public. but of course, we're going to look at it everything and what the magnitude of what's going on around right here. will reassess our security, what our federal partners let's bring in our chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller. john give us the latest what's going on well, they're looking into the background of this gentleman while they're looking into the larger security picture, do they need to expand the perimeter? >> do they make do they need to make more of the area around that courthouse a frozen zone? do they need to close the park which is a place where people would go and demonstrators gather. and even if they do that, could somebody do something similar somewhere else all that's on the table and they have the weekend to sort it out. but what we know about this man is he's a 36 year-old man from st.
. so i don't know why they would o say on behalf of the studentkay okay, well, we wouldsae we the journalism school told us they value the free presslc they said we were welcome to come in and speak with students in what's been called a liberated zone. >> so that's why we're here. and i would i would totally have a conversatioect.n. ond. you i would appreciate your respect. ell,walk away for a second. okay. well, there you have it. we we trie ey dond to go in.e we tried to speak with some of the students, but they don't want to speak with us. and they'r alle selectivowe abo they allow into this liberatedzo zonene.he. there are other cameras in there right now. we can see those cameras camer.r but again, our camera is not allowed in here. good on you for going in thereie . so you're a journalist. they're covering something. they're trying to get attentio nwon' for. yet they are covering their faces and answerat your questions. do you think that why do you think that is? k toug well, i think people are going to ask some tough questions that we're hearings hearin from other students and the student body, from jewish students and from othes,r students who perhapst th
secret life of british intelligence. >> he told me to think about it. >> on the plus side what she got clearance liam said there would be no more blackout period but if she declined in the process she could never meet his parents or visit their house. >> i could not meet them or go to the cherry hill zone and we had no go zones. >> it gets more strange. >> very strange. >> did you think it was very cool or very scary? >> a little bit of both. coming up, what other secrets might this man of mystery beekeeping? you put the name in google and what came back? >> horrific news beyond anything i could have expected. >> one dateline continues. of moderate-to-severe asthmaps that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain,
>> can we speak to that media team? >> record for a second would that be okay? >> other cameras here. >> mind stopping recording then we can connect you with -- >> we want to talk to you all about the demands for the university we're with fox news. >> fox news -- >> that's correct. we have a press team. >> yeah. we have a press team if you wouldn't mind stopping recording i can direct you but you have to stop recording first. there you have it we tried to go in and speeb with students and they're selective about who they allow into this liberated zone there are other crams in there right now. we can see those crams -- cameras but our cameras not allowed in. she went into the liberated zone amongst protesters and they didn't have much to say. hiding their faces because they know what they're doing is essentially protrs proterrorist
knuckleheads on the republican party are doing. and we've got to work for the american people. alicia: majorities aren't what they used to be. you've got to do what you've got to do. americans will be watching and we'll watch as you continue your work with your colleagues. congressman ami bera, thank you. griff: and the self-named liberated zone this weekend at columbia university, protests and demonstrations continue. jewish students at columbia tell fox news they feel like they're not wanted at the venerable institution. cb cotton is live at columbia with the latest. what's happening, cb? >> good afternoon, we're expecting protesters to show up within the hour in support of the students who are protesting going into day four on the campus of columbia university and just behind the main gates. on friday, we were on the ground of what students were calling, quote, a liberated zone. and student protesters say on