same principles he learned from hampton, the head, the hand, and the heart. >> his goal was to figure out how can i have a shared conversation between all of these dispirit groups. he was saying let me tell you about some work we are doing in alabama. a lot of white philanthropists, people with big ideas who saw that washington was doing a big idea. >> brian: vice president roosevelt became keenly aware of booker t. when he read his autobiography, up from slavery. the two would first meet april first 1901. a partnership was born. >> ainsley: that is wonderful, brian. >> brian: thanks. we were working on this for a year carrie, monica and john case had been working on putting the special together. it's been a thrill to do it and go back to tuskegee and see how this rich, white family got together and w. this man born a slave until he was 9 years old. i will be talking about that in red bank, new jersey this thursday. but i will be talking about all the books on stage.

i will be in pittsburgh, pennsylvania another live show. huntsville, alabama right after the patriot awards. holland, michigan as well. montgomery, alabama. skokie, illinois and friday night i will be in ponte vedra same theater we were at. go to brian kilmeade.com and see where we will go. i love talking about -- instead about taking a knee or taking a knee during the national anthem. find out how far we have come and who is response cybil bringing us this way. >> lawrence: i'm glad you are telling the story not a lot of people know who is booker t. washington is. told frederick douglass and now booker t. >> ainsley: your dad wanted you. >> lawrence: when my dad had a about excuses he had me read. >> brian: i said all over that book and all his other books were teddy roosevelt. i said is this a real relationship? he goes absolutely. i said let's see how they came together and made america

better. >> lawrence: no nonsense. great job, brian. >> ainsley: congratulations. everyone go to amazon or wherever you buy your books teddy and booker t. >> brian: it was fun putting it together. thank you. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. [cheers] steve all right, we are rosenbachering the house. the sun is coming up in manassas, virginia. where it is election day. [cheers and applause] >> steve: in virginia. let's get your motor running because it's the day to vote. good morning, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> steve: hey, joe. good to have you. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> steve: thank you, everybody. and it's standing room only. thank you very much. so many people. ♪ [cheers and applause]

>> steve: it is such a big crowd. such a big crowd today because everybody wants to talk about the big election. live from manassas where right now it is 53 degrees. it is a great day to vote. thank you for coming, everybody. [cheers and applause] why are they here? for this reason. it is 7:02 on the east coast and election day in some states, including here in the commonwealth of virginia where polls have been open for an hour and two minutes. i'm here at the juke box diner in manassas talking to voters, as the republican party looks to flip the balance of power in the general assembly. they want to hold the house and flip the senate, brian. [cheers and applause] >> brian: steve, off year election but there is so much to learn from the results to get us ready for 2024. [chanting] flip the senate, hold the house.

>> brian: the 37 states casting ballots in elections. polls open in new jersey, ohio, and kentucky. >> lawrence: a lot of eyes on kentucky with tight gubernatorial race. >> brian: alexandria hoff is live with today's big races. >> hey, good to be with you. the latest chapter in the virginia playbook, the governor glenn youngkin playbook as many see it, will be written today. and the governor is not in the ballot. his agenda is. and if both chambers are taken today by the g.o.p. that will push forth the priorities that the governor has really been looking to do. that includes parental choice in schools, bolstering public safety, and implementing a 15-week abortion limit with exception. so, today all 140 seats in virginia's general assembly are up for the taking. republicans control the house of delegates and democrats control the state senate.

governor youngkin has been heavy on the campaign trail. >> first of all, thank you for coming out because we have work to do and what are we going to do? we're gonna hold the house and flip the senate. hold the house, and flip the senate. hold the house, and flip the senate. >> that's what his team says. it's been all about. in new jersey democrats are vying to keep control of both the legislative chambers. 120 seats up for grabs there republicans want to see 2021 wins drive some change. then did you go down to mississippi, the tightest competition for governor in 20 years. that's the last time a democrat won that position. republican governor tate reeves is fighting to keep his position over democratic challenger brandon presley. reeves is still considered the favorite. but there is some star power in the other side. presley the second cousin mississippi born elvis presley. no cleared a vantage in kentucky where democratic governor andy beshear is trying to shake president biden's popularity problem. the president lost the state by

25 points in 2020. and republicans hope that that will reflect in a win today for attorney general daniel cameron seeking to take charge of a state that is otherwise deep red. so, coming up in the next hour, we are going to here back in virginia from governor glenn youngkin. is he also going to be waiting to see today if it will pay off the push he has made and invest. he has made in early voting and destigmatizing that among republicans. for democrats, the big issue here has been abortion. virginia is the only state in the south now to have not put forth any significant regulations at this point. but glenn youngkin has been saying that this 15-week abortion limit is not a ban. it's a limit with exceptions. he feels that this could be a unifier that republicans nationwide could learn from. guys? >> ainsley: thank you so much, alexandra. interesting abortion seems to be a big issue all around the country. i know that's a hot topping in virginia she mentioned and mississippi and ohio.

they are going to vote yes or no or that issue, the abortion access and also legalizing recreational marijuana. >> brian: the determine, steve, i think that is so key, they don't like the idea of pro-life, pro-choice. they want to say reproductive rights. now the republicans come back and say how about when the baby feels pain? so, they believe the baby feels pain after 15 weeks. that's why you put the number at 15 weeks. and then how are you going to come back is it okay for a baby -- a fetus to feel pain? how do you win that debate? >> steve: right. and, brian, that's exactly right. and so it's kind of a gamble here in the commonwealth of virginia to even put abortion out there. and for a lot of people, you know, it's just complicated. what the democrats are doing is making it very easy. what they're doing and they want to continue to control the senate here in the commonwealth. what the democrats are saying is, you know what?

if the republicans win the house and the senate, do you know what they're going to do? they're going to take away your abortion rights. and so that is how they are running this race. in the meantime, glenn youngkin, who alexandria, and she did a great job setting everything that's going on here, he's not on the ballot, but he has put his heart and soul into trying to hold the house and flip the senate as you heard folks chanting a little while ago. >> lawrence: he is really the face of this operation. one of these that the governor is doing he is going into all different communities. >> ainsley: is he. black outreach and hispanic outreach. going to people that traditionally wouldn't vote for republicans and really defending the ideas, especially when it comes today occasion. brian, as you noted. he wouldn't allow himself to be boxed in on the pro-life, pro-choice message. he threw it right back to the democrats and say well, county baby feel the pain? what voter is going to be -- who

is going to be for babies feeling pain? and i think the democrats weren't really prepared for a response to that, ainsley. >> ainsley: is he going to be on our show a little bit later. we will definitely ask him about all of this. he has definitely done so many tv appearances, i saw him on fox last night and on our show this morning. this is very important for him not only for the state of virginia. he of course as a republican wants to have that trifecta. if he decides to run for president counsel the road, if they take the house and the senate. >> lawrence: as you know, steve, in the commonwealth, they only give one term. he wants to finish off his agenda strong. >> ainsley: that's right. he is a big businessman, too. >> steve: sure. absolutely. he used to run that big financial services company. so, there are so many people here who are keeping an eye on him. and keep in mind, if he is able to run the table, and win the house, and win the senate, and

control of the state house, rather the governor's mansion as well, with unified government, here in the commonwealth, so many of the big donors are going to be saying, you know, glenn youngkin ran the table in a bluish state. maybe he is the guy to be the alternative to donald trump in 2024. we'll ask the governor about that when he joins us in about an hour. keep in mind, it's really late in the cycle for somebody to get in. but, maybe, maybe he could right away. we are still as of today exactly one year from election day 2024. >> ainsley: i think he would be smart to wait if foyer more years. >> lawrence: especially polling in swing states donald trump is beating joe biden. now that the polling has shifted i don't think that's going to be something for candidates to run on. >> brian: trump is now showing is he electable. and so is nikki haley, and maybe

desantis comes out positive, too. not like trump. >> ainsley: he won, what was it, it was one of the polls in the swing states, biden only won one, wisconsin. trump won five. now to the white house -- >> steve: keep in mind, i was just going to say keep in mind, joe biden won in 2020 this state by 10 points. then a year later, glenn youngkin won. so, that is why we are here in the commonwealth of virginia today to talk about that. plus, i was able to take our white house correspondent out for dinner last night. >> ainsley: your son. funny you should bring him up. let's talk about the white house race a little more. florida governor and 2024 presidential candidate ron desantis picking up a major endorsement in iowa. >> lawrence: peter doocy is live from the white house with the latest on the 2024 election. so what has been the reception so far, peter, of the endorsement? >> peter: well, it's interesting. and kind of like you guys were just talking about it, every single primary poll has donald trump with a huge lead over the

rest of the field. but, nobody has voted yet. nobody has caucused yet. he is not the nominee at this point there are many high profile republicans trying to make sure that there is someone else who can rise to the top, be the party's standard-bearer. the latest official, iowa's governor kim reynolds. >> someone, who most importantly can win, and that person is ron desantis. [applause] and i am so proud to stand here tonight and give him my full support and endorsement for president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] >> pete: this is the time in the cycle where we will start to figure out how much endorsements matter. arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders is going to back her old boss, president trump. and president biden has been on the road a lot more with official events than campaign events. and he has got a new, very unlikely defender as whispers grow that maybe biden wouldn't

be the guy on the ballot next year. and this person is sticking up for biden and lashing out at gavin newsom. >> right now there are two -- there are two additional democrats running for pennsylvania -- excuse me, running for president right now. one, one is a congressman from minnesota. the other one is the governor of california. [laughter] they are both running for president, but only one has the guts to announce it. >> and as president biden wakes up this morning and looks out the window of the residence, if he points out at the street, he is going to see the d the fencee still defaced. pressure washer trying to get the fake blood that the anti-israel protesters smeared all over the gates on saturday night there are still black tarps covering it. they apparently have been

unsuccessful in getting that mess off the fence line so far. three days later. back to you. >> brian: peter, just your opinion here, i thought if you touched the white house there would be guys in black outfits that would wrestle you to the ground. i'm stunned they were able to breach the fence, defile the perimeter. they knew this was 100,000 people in washington outside right now spray paint and wrote anything on this i would expect to be in handcuffs in about five minutes. there might be a dog biting me. a secret service dog biting at me. so, at some point, and this is a photo that i took with my iphone on the way in the morning. at some point a decision was made not get these guys off the fence. we do see pennsylvania avenue

closed. a lot during the day. somebody drops a backpack. somebody is misbehaving. they will clear everybody off pennsylvania avenue. a decision was made somewhere in the chain of command, not to keep people back and to let this particular demonstration come all the way up to the gates. but, it's going to take the national park service more than a day to get this paint or whatever this substance is down. that's a mess. >> ainsley: peter, after russia invaded ukraine, the russian agency on the upper west side was covered in all that red paint, too. it took, i mean, i want to say a month for them to be able to remove it. and can you still see some of it on there, because it's like a stucco material or a cement, i don't know what they're using, but it takes a long time. they have to get the right company. you would think if you are the right house you would have that cleaned up quickly. >> lawrence: peter, it wasn't just the paint. i saw them with the -- with the flags poking through the gate of

the white house barrier. >> steve: yesterday, it looked like there were -- as you look down the fence line, there was a lot of stuff glued to the individual iron bars. a lot of that looks like it's been removed. but when you have part of the white house that's draped in a black tarp it, almost has the look of like state funeral or like they are mourning something. but it's really just because they are cleaning up this big mess was that left behind by anti-israel protesters. >> brian: embarrassed by it. >> steve: peter, you said if you went out with a can of spray paint you would be arrested. but, also, a dog might be biting you. you said the secret service dog. there is always a possibility it could be the biden's dog. hey, there is that doocy kid. >> brian: commander was exiled. >> ainsley: they did exile him. >> steve: doocy, go. >> ainsley: i'm glad you had a

nice dinner together. thank you for waking up for the show. i hope you got to see your grand baby, too, steve. >> steve: i did, indeed. when i'm back tomorrow, ainsley, i will show you the picture of where i'm bouncing brigitte on my lap while peter is ordering off the menu. >> ainsley: peter, i know you do know you have brought so much joy to your parents with that baby. she is darling. >> peter: i don't really do anything. brigitte does all the hard stuff. it. >> ainsley: thank you for that report. >> brian: all right, carley. it's your birthday, carley. >> ainsley: happy birthday. >> brian: you are delivering the news. >> ainsley: we will talk about the birthday a little later. serious in to get to. a 69-year-old jewish man is dead after being attacked by a pro-palestinian protester in california over the weekend. the death is officially ruled a homicide. and prosecutors say they haven't ruled out pursuing the case as a hate crime. a local rabbi joined us earlier on this. >> jewish world is waking up a

little bit, the anti-semitism that has been demonstrated by tlaib and omar, it's coming out to roost. number of years now. it's got much, much worse. people are scared, and they're angry. >> carley: community members held a vigil for paul kessler hours after his death. new emails ruling the department of security created a quote disinformation group at stanford ahead of the 2020 election. a house judiciary report confirming speech was censored ahead of president biden's vicks tri over former president trump. the report saying, quote: this pressure was largely directed in a way that benefited one side of the political aisle. true information posted by republicans and conservatives was labeled as misinformation while false information posted by democrats and liberals was largely unreported and untouched by the censors.

and house republicans are reintroducing resolution to censure michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib over anti-israeli comments. one democrat said he would support that censure. >> congresswoman has a first first amendment right she can say whatever she wants. at the same time congress has the ability to express their displeasure with a fellow colleague of ours calling for the destruction of a country. >> carley: the michigan congresswoman responding saying quote it's a shame my colleagues are more focused on silencing me than they are on saving lives. many have shown me that palestinian lives simply do not matter to them. and finally it is a great day in history oh because today it is my birthday? [laughter] that is proof that sometimes i don't pre-read. >> ainsley: bring you balloons. >> carley: thank you. oh, thank you so much. this is our college associate kayla, she is beautiful and wonderful. there you go. thank you for the balloons, my

dear. >> lawrence: what's on the agenda today for your birthday? >> carley: i was thinking of getting a massage later and buying a pair of shoes. >> brian: have you picked the guy. >> carley: i haven't scheduled it yet so maybe we won't get it. >> brian: besides envy makes you book ahead of time. give you a membership no appointments. i envy anyone if you have an appointment there. >> ainsley: massage and shoes? >> carley: what would i want to do tuesday birthday i know two things right off the top of my head. so that's that. >> steve: hey, carley, carley, the people here in the commonwealth of virginia on election day have a message, what do you want to say to carley? >> happy birthday, carley. >> carley: that was so sweet. steve, you are the best. you always know how to make it special. thank you, guys. [chanting carley]

>> ainsley: i love they read that in the teleprompter. today is a very special day because it's my birthday. >> carley: i thought i was going to be saying something about my book because today is my birthday. >> lawrence: taco bell? >> carley: i'm trying to cut back on ta taco bell. >> ainsley: it's your birthday. >> carley: i already had a piece of cake. >> ainsley: you know how your parents feel on your child's birthday. >> carley: my mom text me special day for you too. i know how it feels. >> ainsley: baraba brock's birty coming up january. >> carley: in january. around the corner. >> brian: you come to work you leave him alone i don't think that's great parenting. >> carley: i do have someone watching him. i demand elections and book to come out on my birthday. those are my birthday demands and what do you know? here we are. >> ainsley: what do we say on a birth dismay we're so glad you

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happening right now, idf fighters are targeting more hamas tunnels, overnight israeli forces took over a strong hold in the northern part of the gaza strip. trey yingst joins us live in southern israel with the latest. hey, trey. >> hey, guys, good morning. i just got off a briefing with the israeli military to get the latest information about what is taking place inside the gaza strip behind me. we understand that israeli forces are engaged in battles with hamas militants. they say overnight they destroyed a command center where there were anti-tank guided missiles and other weapons. richard heck, the lt. colonel and spokesman for the military uncoverevealing what they uncov. 157 rifles by the israeli military 43 machine guns, five

anti-aircraft missiles and three anti-tank missiles. just a sense of the weapons that the israeli forces are up against as they operate and push deeper into gaza. we also understand the israelis created an evacuation corridor today through the main road from the north to the south of gaza. the they say there was a window that was open and hundreds of palestinian civilians are now taking the warnings from the israeli military and heading south. that is a significant development and a positive development amid this horrific story one month after that massacre in southern israel. the israelis continue their response against the gaza strip. we do know there are more than 2 million palestinians living there guys, back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, trey. here in the u.s. a leaked memo revealing what state department staffers really think of the white house's response to the conflict in israel. it reads quote when israel supports settler violence and illegal land seizures or employees excessive use of force against palestinians we must communicate publicly that this

goes against our american values so that israel does not act with impunity. g.o.p., alabama senator katie brit joins us now. senator, thank you for coming in for us. >> thank you for having me. i really appreciate it. >> ainsley: what's your reaction with that. >> listen, it seems like they are following barack obama. and it's completely and totally unacceptable. this is what happens when you have weakness in the white house. whether you have a weak commander-in-chief. we see what is happening overseas. we can see what is happening at home. here you have people in the state department. we have seen the protesters on the street. but to see that we have them in the state department is alarming and unacceptable. we have to stand firmly with israel. those people calling for a cease-fire need to realize there was a cease-fire, it was octobe. and hamas has chosen this path and their path is brutality. it is completely and totally beyond comprehension what i saw when i was in israel two weeks ago. and anyone who thinks that they are not going to do this again, not only is wildly misled, but

isn't listens to hamas. they said they will continue the attacks just like october 7th over and over and over again until they are radiculopathy indicate the jewish people and the state of israel. and we must stand firm with israel. this is unacceptable. >> ainsley: tell me about your trip. i know lindsey graham led this group. >> he did. >> ainsley: bipartisan what did you do and what did you see? >> senator graham did incredible job. he wanted to make sure people knew here and abroad that we firmly stand with israel. but, what we saw was unthinkable. not only did we meet with the families of hostages, which will just absolutely rip your hart out, we need to remind people there are still 240 hostages overseas there in gaza. that hamas has. and we have to make sure that we do everything we can to get them back safely. but, also, watching the footage. we met with israeli minister of, you know, defense. we met with everybody over there. the prime minister and others. and then we watched the footage. these sick terrorists are

barbaric. we watched them murder children in front of their parents. we watched them burn parents aalive in front of their kids. rape women, pull their clothes off. bash men's head with sledge hammers, it is absolutely unthinkable that anyone could behave like this. we must firmly stand with israel and eradicate hamas. >> ainsley: yeah, absolutely. now, you also are doing a book tour this week to talk about your journey. >> yes. >> ainsley: you grew up in a very small town in alabama. >> i did. >> ainsley: two children at home 13 and 146789 talked about living in washington and kids are back home. they supported you and that's the title of your book, correct? >> it is. my children are why i am doing. this that's why i'm serving in the united states senate. that's what pushed me to do this. it's next generation. that's what this book is about. my kids, when i tried to tell them you know, i don't know if i should run. my son sat me down first, then followed by my daughter. when i tried to tell her it was a really hard thing to run for the u.s. senate. she looked back at me and says

momma, doesn't god call you to do hard things? i think right now that message is more important than ever. reaffirming the values that this nation -- made this nation so great. those of faith, family, and freedom. telling life's lessons. so a lot of times we see the peeks of people's lives, particularly a social media era. in my book i talk about my valleys. that's where god carves you up and if you were honest how you got there you are more prepared to walk forward and serve his purpose for you. and each of you was has a different purpose. but we're called to be in the arena. and it is my hope that this book inspires the young and the young at heart to have a new lease on life and to be engaged because we need them. >> ainsley: absolutely. what a beautiful message. you are raising your kids to follow the lord and i think that's beautiful. the book is called "god calls us to do hard things. lessons from the alabama wire grass. which is a small little town she is from in alabama. >> that's right. >> ainsley: senator, thank you so much.

god bless you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: in order to get to the mountain you have got to go through the valley. >> absolutely. every generation is called to do hard things. i think we so in front of us what ours is. we need to step up. >> ainsley: our country needs prayer and strong senators. >> thank you. >> ainsley: today washington busy handing out free airtags in an effort to stop c carjackings. polls are open can on this election day and steve doocy is having breakfast with friends in virginia as you can see. steve? >> that's right, ainsley, thank you very much. there are so many people so excited about election day here in virginia today. this is actually the overflow room. good morning. [cheers] >> steve: who has already voted? all right. so many people have already voted. what are the issues important to them? who wants to be on tv? they are on tv. voters here in virginia coming up next on "fox & friends." ak on purchases

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is. >> brian: loving this show stick with the channel all day long. david weiss sad doors, sadly, will be giving a transcribed interview to a lot of curious house judiciary members who want to know why it's taken five and a half years to find out anything of hunter biden of substance and why it takes revelations for other whistleblowers to come out for you change your mind about being the special prosecutor as well as the attorney general. the families of hostages here from israel and beyond talking about what it is like over the past month, not knowing the welfare of their loved ones. they will be on capitol hill telling their story to keep their names alive. and also the polls now open across the country. mississippi has got to wait an hour. a lot of tension in the governor's race and intrigue in kentucky as well as mississippi. but a lot of intrigue especially, steve, in virginia.

because governor glenn youngkin is going to be joining us within an hour. >> steve: that's exactly right, brian. welcome back to the juke box diner here in that that the sis, virginia. everybody is hyped up about it. the guy right here got the thing i voted how exactly -- what is your name? >> grant. >> steve: how did you start election day. >> i start off election day waking up and getting ready for a marriage. >> he is getting married later today. ladies and gentlemen, where is your bride? >> her name is sarah. she is out in blue month getting ready. >> steve: all right. congratulations, sarah. let's talk to the crowd about 2024. of course the way 2023 goes could actually be a good indicator of how things turn out for the next election. and, you know, last time here in virginia, education was so big

and this is actually a home school mother. you have home schooled your own kids, right? >> absolutely. >> steve: if i recall, i want to ask you how is breakfast. >> it's wonderful. highly recommend it. >> steve: it was delicious. how important is education and why to you today? >> it's important because we need to bring god and family values back to this country. and i believe that starts in the home. >> steve: you trust the schools though for the most part, don't you? >> homeschooling isn't for everyone. it's work. i would like to see more parental involvement and that's why our governor and our leaders, they are working towards that and i support them. >> steve: okay. very good. folks over here. come on over here. let me see the hands of people who are looking toward 2024 and who would like to answer the question are you better off today than you were in 2020? okay. this guy right here. what's your name? >> my name is alexander davis.

>> steve: are you better off today than you were. >> absolutely not. >> steve: what's the number one thing that's killing you? >> the finances. when he cut the oil off. it ruined us. let all the people in undocumented. and the list goes on and on and on. he has destroyed the country. >> steve: that's one man's opinion. let's come on over here. this guy right here. hello, what's your name? >> dan. >> steve: dan, this new "new york times" poll came out a couple of days ago where joe biden is losing to donald trump in a bunch of places. the question was have joe biden's policies helped or hurt you and by -- i think a 17-point margin they have hurt people. how has his policies hurt you? >> number one, inflation. >> steve: if they have. >> it has. inflation is incredible. whether you go to the grocery store. the prices are sky high. gas prices are high. and, you know, and it just goes on and on and on. so,. >> steve: have you voted yet today. >> i'm going to vote today.

>> steve: are you sure? >> of course. >> steve: all right. they are all going to vote. over here everybody voted today? all right. very good. so, anyway, brian, that's what is going on here. people are very excited about today, what they hope to do is hold the house and flip the senate as we have talked about a little bit. but, also, if glenn youngkin is able to p pull this off. [chanting flip the senate, hold the house. >> steve: it would help glenn youngkin a lot in 2024 nationally if he chooses to do something like that. >> brian: it caught on, steve. what he was doing, they certainly resonates with your crowd. we will see when glenn youngkin shows up if he is as pumped up as he usually is great job. talk to you in just a moment. still ahead on this show, fox news alert. a shocking story out of california. a jewish man killed after being hit in the head with a mega phone at a pro-palestinian hamas protest. the latest on the investigation, next. ♪

♪ >> lawrence: so today marks one month after hamas deadly attack in israel. here at home protesters are still rallying over the ongoing war. in california a shocking story as a jewish man was attacked and killed during clashing protests this weekend. todd piro has the details.

>> todd: lawrence this is really bad the death of 69-year-old paul kessler officially ruled homicide. they have not ruled out this case a hate crime. the rally was to honor victims murdered during the hamas terror attack on israel one month ago today. witnesses say kessler was hit in the head with a megaphone by a pro-palestinian counter protester. he then fell backward, hitting his head on the ground. a local rabbi joined us this morning. listen. >> i would like to read a quote if i can from something paul had written to me back in 2017 after a shooting in texas. paul actually wrote after each one of these tragedies we have to prepare some thoughts to go to the victims in case. we have to continue subscribe position there is randomness in the universe, action, especially in this regard, would be more effective in preventing the need thoughts and prayers.

>> todd: hours after his death community members gathered to mourn the loss of paul kessler. the sheriff's department is going to healed press conference 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >> carley: police giving out free apple tag teoscar jacking. there have been more than 800 carjackings in washington this year according to police. more than double the number of car thefts last year. the new airtag program aims to locate items once they have been stolen. and just about an hour ago, king charles delivered the first king speech to parliament in seven decades. he started his address honoring his late mother queen elizabeth ii before addressing the ongoing conflicts around the world. >> my ministers have worked clovesly with international partners to support ukraine,

strengthen nato, and address the most pressing security challenges. this includes the consequences of a barbaric acts of terrorism against the people of israel. >> the last king to oversee the state opening of parliament in london was george the 6th in 1950. history in the making. those are your headlines. adam, over to you for our weather forecast. >> good morning, carley. i'm cooking up a beautiful day for your birthday. it's g gorgeous out here on fox square. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's. a lot of folks enjoying really nice weather. currently 56 degrees in new york city. mild weather really across the country. look at this. right now it is 34 degrees warmer this morning than it was yesterday morning in charleston, west virginia. a whole lot of heat is settling in across middle parts of the country. a lot of potential records could fall before the days are over. you are looking at spots in the upper 70s to lower 80's. in places where it's typically not this warm this late in the

year that heat continues for folks on wednesday. a really nice, mild couple of fall days here. those are your weather headlines for now. lawrence, throwing it back inside to you. >> lawrence: adam, good to see you man. >> good to be here. >> lawrence: anti-israeli protests raging on college campuses. next guest jewish studies professor who got into a heated exchange with a student who said pro-israel activists should burn in hell. sounds like hamas, right? the lesson the professor was trying to teach, next. ♪ i'm tenrichment director at independence village, the senior living community in waukee, iowa. everybody here really, really make you feel like family and that they love you. our goal with tiktok was to enrich the lives of our residents and just to be able to show people what senior living can be like. i think i am a tiktok grandma. my kids think i am. i mean, we're the ones that are being entertained. time goes faster when you're having fun.

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>> brian: welcome back, union college in upstate new york facing backlash from student and alums. undercombrad said attendees as pro-israeli benefit were guaranteed a spot in jail. next get, a professor, had a heated dialogue with a student after she accused him of misrepresenting your views. you said people that attended the rally should burn in hell, did do you agree? >> i do. >> brian: your retort?

>> there is a lot of hate on campus, what surprised me was reaction of the administration. they heard had and she didn't do anything and gave a self-serving speak and did not rebuke the students. then yesterday morning the president of union college issued long letter supported by the chair of the -- conflated me with the student, they did not condone what the student said and cannot condition don't what i said rebuking the student. to me, it was amazing. they put me on the same level as the student who made that bigoted statement. >> brian: statement from the college, we do not condone the student's words or how the

student was confronted or portrayed in media. really? >> to me, it is incredible. we have learned about bigotry, what edinburgh said good men and good women do nothing and say nothing. i stood up, i confronted, i didn't even name the student by name, she got up and said i made that statement. there is something wrong here. union college is a fine institution, it really is one of the best liberal arts college in the united states. good fo culty -- >> brian: one of the oldest colleges in the country. >> administration dropped the ball, took their eye off the ball. the chair woman was my student, her daughter was my student, they threw me under the bus.

>> brian: are they afraid of students or do they agree with this pro-palestinian, pro-hamas mindset or believe the october 7 thing was not that bad? >> there is a lot of anti-really sentiment out there and at union college, as well. why they acted like they don't know, i don't know. i don't know the answer, motivation, that is a difficult thing. >> brian: what is next for you, professor? will you bring this up in class, this war is not close to the end. >> i will stand for what i think is right, israel is in the right, israel was attacked, men, women and children were burned alive, raped. israel is in the right here

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