Good morning, everyone. I'm Megan Kelly. It's Friday, September 26th, 2025, and this is your AM update.

Former FBI director James Comey indicted.

We wanted to keep TikTok operating, but we also wanted to make sure that we protected Americans' data privacy.

President Trump signs an executive order bringing the U.S. one step closer to making a deal

with China on TikTok. A new report shows spring economic growth was much stronger than anticipated.

He wrote that he intended to maximize lethality against ICE personnel and to maximize property damage.

Officials release more information about the motive of the alleged gunmen who opened fire

on a Dallas ice facility. And the New Jersey governor's race is neck and neck. Could the GOP

flip the state red? All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM update.

You know those movies that tell the stories of real-life heroes with the courage to stand up

in the face of indescribable evil and hatred to protect and save others? They're important,

especially now when the world seems to need heroes

more than ever. Bow, artist at war, is a film about how art and love can save lives literally and

spiritually. It's the remarkable true story of Joseph Bow, a gifted artist and master Forger, who

risked his life to save others during the Holocaust.

There, he not only found the strength to survive, but also an unexpected love with Rebecca,

a woman whose courage matched his own. Their secret wedding held inside a concentration camp

was later immortalized in the film Schindler's list.

Bow, artist at war, opens only in theaters for a limited run beginning September 26th.

Go to bowmovie.com, B-A-U-Movie.com to watch the trailer, read about Joseph's real-life journey, and find showtimes near you.

Visit bow, B-A-AU, BAU, BAU,

movie.com to watch the trailer and learn more. And you can also sign your organization up for

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