Good morning, everyone. I'm Megan Kelly. It's Wednesday, August 27, 2025, and this is your AM update.

Public safety is not just something that should belong to the wealthy. Cabinet officials meeting for three hours in front of the press, covering everything from the crime crackdown to what President Trump thinks about Taylor Swift's engagement to Travis Kelsey.

Parents of missing baby, Emmanuel Harrow, appear in court as they are officially charged with his murder.

We are not going to tolerate states that don't comply with the rules that come from this department.

And Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy putting three states on notice

for failing to enforce English proficiency requirements on commercial truck drivers.

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.

Bao, 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 Bough, 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.

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B-A-U-Movie.com to watch the trailer,

read about Joseph's real-life journey,

and find showtimes near you.

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to watch the trailer and learn more.

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