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errors or pretensions about them. they showed up at a campus so he was two years earlier. he was about five -- six and about 140. and brian from pittsburgh and seattle. and are really good players. this is again got you were talking about i said yes, that is him. he is good as you think he is? let's wait until the first to practice but wrapped the first shift of really know exactly what is special hockey player he was. anita: the hockey community and morning they were hit by a suspected drunken driver as they rode bikes on a new jersey road just hour before the sister's

wedding. reactions are pouring in from the nhl on this senseless loss. i am anita vogel. good to be work of the of this weekend. spiller good to be with you as well. i am bryan llenas we begin this labor day weekend with the tragic and horrific story. fans make a memorial out of hockey sticks out at the new jersey arena at the brothers learn to play more leaving flowers and memorabilia outside of nationwide arena in columbus, ohio the driver in the deadly trash at no charge with two counts of vehicular homes a homicide police that he had multiple beers behind getting behind the wheel and build a sobriety test. cb caught in his life in new york city with the latest on this. >> johnny gaudreau' soweto is speaking out for the first time with two touching tribute post for the columbus blue jackets player. meredith riding in part quote thank you for the best years of

my life. despite losing you i am still the luckiest girl in the world to have been yours. i love you so, so much. in another post she shared photos of their two children a daughter nearly two years old and a son just six months old for the mother writing her late husband was the best part of the baby boy to sleep and the apple of his daughte daughters i the 31-year-old hockey star meant third to s is the columbus blue jackets. thursday evening has out biking with his brother matthew and their hometown. i suspected drunken driver struck him from behind him trying to pass a slower vehicle for the two young men were pronounced dead at the scene the night for their set to the groomsmen and their sister's wedding which was later canceled in light of the tragedy per attributes porton there's also outrage of the suspects reacted in court. sean higgins appears to feel inconvenient after being told he would stay in custody until his

detention hearing next week. [inaudible] correct so i'm here until thursday? yes, sir. the statutes in court to hold you over of a minimum of 72 hours for your hearing because we have a weekend and a monday holiday at 72 hours becomes thursday. any questions? like that reaction, always floors me. johnny's brother matthew was expecting his first child for the gulf and me for matthew's widow has just surpassed more than $300,000. reports to be caught in new york city with that story. anita: tragic story. seven u.s. troops were injured after joining iraqi forces to raid a suspected islamic state terrorists on thursday the raid killed at least 15 isis fighters and western iraq. lucas tomlinson's life at the

white house with more and disappeared break during a raid was launched by soldiers from the elite u.s. army the strikeforce assaulted an isis compound and western iraq. the u.s. military says 15 isis fighters armed with numerous weapons and grenades explosive suicide belts were told was some iraqi counterparts but how many joints are not clear 37 americans were injured in the operation, fiv fiber being monid for traumatic brain injuries undergoing concussion protocols one solar ship shrapnel and the like the white house is not made a public rema marker statement t the operation turning back to home kamala harris says americans are ready for something new at the white house. to be occupied by a democrat for 12 of the past 16 years. first we have had informant president someone who has been

pushing an agenda and an environment that is about diminishing the character and strength of who we are as americans. really dividing our nation. people a ready to turn the pagen that. the first prosocial bit between donald trump and carla harris were democratic posterior earlier on fox handicap the race. >> will donald trump be able to vice versa. or should get under donald trump's skin? i would think the former president stick to the issue. and i was aged kamala harris this new persona that you have developed has worked very well for you. don't go back to the old one which was more harsh and divisive. whether the candidates can do that is a big deal and a big question for our september 10.

>> one issue does not appear to be result is the issue of the microphones and whether they will say on the whole time as the harris camp want them to be or the terms of the debate joe biden and donald trump had to do back in june where they cut the mics after each person spoke as with the trump campaign want to see it happen again and said those of the agreed-upon turns. anita: all eyes and ears on this upcoming debate. lucas comes alive at the white house thank you so much, lucas. support fourth day of heavy fighting between israeli soldiers and palace and it meant militants in the west bank the idf said it killed a senior hamas commander and airstrikes yes are in the west bend city. jejeff a paul is live in tel av, israel with more. >> those raids are still underweight right now in the west bank but that is our israeli forces have been focusing their operation. in particular around the city.

this operation by the idf is considered one of the largest in the past couple of months. israeli forces confirming they have killed more than a dozen militants were announcing the death of one of their own soldiers. israeli forces also say two men were killed last night in two separate incidents involving attacks on israelis for the first involves a car exploding at a gas station. another court remic attack. the is feeling an art explosive situation. a residence there point to a path of destruction airstrikes, heavy machinery and gun battles. >> we were sheltering in the kitchen because it was a bit far with an alleyway behind it. but when they came into the alleyway they started shooting in both directions. there is no choice but to leave or one of us would have died.

>> is fighting continues in the west bank along the border and an gaza starting tomorrow there is expected to be a series of very localized causes in the fighting between israeli forces and hamas for this is due to an emerging health crisis in gaza. polio was detected in the territory for the first time in 25 years the regional temporary pauses will allow doctors and physicians and other health officials to get into gaza to try to begin the vaccination process of 640,000 kids. some kids of ar artis are receig the polio vaccines at the hospital. that you and said this to be a high security events. they are hoping people can remain is safe in both the kids and they help physicians who would be administering these vaccinations. this sort of a reference both israel and hamas hoping they stick to the agreement to allow this doctors to get in there and continue their important work. bryan: vaccinating six or 40000 children in this scenario at a time of war, god bless them and

good luck to them. jeff a paul in tel aviv, israel thank you. anita: texas and louisiana getting soaked by a cluster of storms just sitting off the gulf coast. national hurricane center is keeping a close eye on the system fox weather brandy campbell has more on this. >> we have had a rainy start to the holiday weekend here in galveston, texas. it's a location drawn here for beaches and attractions like the pier you can see behind me. unfortunately with disturbance number one lingering along the texas and louisiana coast scattered storms are expected as they tried too and visit this last long weekend of summer by the national weather service saying we have a level two out of four risk for flash flooding in parts of texas and louisiana. some spots have already seen 6 inches of rain in the last two days despite storms we have seen people swimming at the beach or heading to local attractions.

one woman coming all live from england. quickly brought it with us really because we are use to the rraid a snow bother brick works with all of it rains too much this week and will go home early but otherwise we will play it by ear. a kind of like this whether every once in a while. i got curly hair and i don't have to worry about it. >> we will put up with it and do whatever we can do and just hang out progress made all people trying to get to their destination this weekend health issues at the airport. according to flight aware on friday there is nearly 8000 flight delays. over 450 flight cancellations at u.s. airports. storms today it wi will not hele situation at the airport. there is a widespread threat for severe weather across the northeast. places like new york city and d.c. are in the bull's-eye. a party from galveston, texas i'm randy campbell for "fox weather." anita: fox weather brady campbell thank you. bryan: we have lift off did you

see this? spacex resuming its falcon nine rocket flights to launches today the federal aviation administration, there it is right here. one, zero. bryan: federal aviation administration give the all clear after briefly grounding the falcons wednesday due to a landing failure. today's mission but more than three dozen star link satellites into orbit. spacex is also getting ready to send its polaris and dawn into space. that rocket will carry it for private astronauts for the first ever commercial spacewalk. anita: the man in charge of brutal rape and beating death of a baltimore tech entrepreneur at last year's pleading guilty. a judge's sentencing him to three life terms in prison. he was found beaten and strangled on the roof of her apartment building after being

sexually assaulted. jason billingsley admitted to beating her with a brick last september and a seemingly random attack that shocked the city of baltimore put in a separate case he pled guilty earlier this week to arson and a home invasion. just days before she was found dead. bryan: at least seven people are dead and dozens more her after bus overturned on a mississippi interstate overnight. the crash is under investigation. the coroner told fox news that two of the victims were siblings ages six and 16. coming up next, former president trump walking a political tight rope after angering pro-life advocates. what he now tells fox news about the six week abortion ban in his home state of florida. that and more when "fox news live" returns next. to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response.

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pennsylvania the other here in the nation's capitol former president trump made news during a fox news interview before the pennsylvania rally he said he would vote no on an amendment is home state of florida which would allow abortions after six weeks. trump said despite disagreeing with that six week timetable he will ultimately vote against the measure because he says democrats allow abortions too late in the overall process. when asked about a federal abortion ban if he signed pickers i'm not going to have to think about because it's working out so well right now. the states are doing it. it is a state issue. it alwaalways get up in the stas issue. should never have been in the federal government too. i will not have to think about that. after leaving pennsylvania the former president traveled to washington d.c. for a moms of mt liberty event where he criticized this answer from vice president kamala harris on fracking put a different answer than she previously gave it. >> you still want to ban

fracking? >> you know i made that clear on the debate stage in 2020. i would not ban fracking is by surprise and i did not ban fracking. as president i will not ban fracking. >> legal problems in washington d.c. are further delayed. late last night's special counsel jack smith announced in a court filing he will leave it up to the judge when to schedule trump's draw for his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election result. trump was supposed to go in march of this year but delayed by the supreme court written out judge must decide what to do. if she will even try to start a trial before the election. it seems unlikely we will know more when both sides are before her. >> david spot thank you very much. bryan: morton out what remains of the hottest hot button issues lelike spring and antjuan democratic strategist founder and ceo of blueprint strategy.

antjuan, thank you for being here. what sort off of the issue of abortion had a chance because voter president yesterday for a few minutes before his rally. earlier this week he suggested he would bow potentially no on the florida pro- abortion amendment that would essentially overturn the six week abortion ban in the state of florida. then i asked him about to get some clarity after anger from pro-lifers and this is what he had to say about the amendment. >> are you voting yes or no on amendment four in florida? >> i think six weeks you need more time than six weeks. i have disagreed with that from the early primaries when he i heardabout i disagreed with i. at the same time the democrats are radical because nine months is just a ridiculous situation. you can do in abortion the ninth month? i'll be voting no for that reason a quick snow i remember for? >> for that reason. it's radical when you talk about

radical having a baby abort -- doing in abortion and the ninth month is unacceptable to anybody. were going to have to do something about that. there is something in between but the six is too short as two short of period and the nine months is unacceptable. before i went to say the cdc says 94% of abortion that take place in this country happen and it less than 13 weeks. i will eat less -- a if you aree the members have abortions happen greater than 21 weeks. putting that aside what you make of him trying to have his cake and eat it too on this issue? he is saying it is too broad. i think the six week band is too strict. quickset is just america's new political duo flip and flop better known as donald trump and jd vance continue to express themselves on their viewpoints and trust her to make healthcare

decisions and the freedom to do that. and led by women have been responding to the ballot box. florida will join nine other states in november they will have the opportunity to have the say-so and reproductive justice, reproductive freedom and they want to be entrusted to make their health care decisions for it every time this issue has been on the ballot the american people had their chance to have their say so. i'll see anything happening any differently. donald trump's words about abortion happening in the ninth month at that ninth hour, however he wants to phrase it is another example of him misrepresenting the facts. equipment, blacks, whites, everything else in between can have continued to express how they feel about the issue saying

just that. bryan: antjuan can you make this argument flip-flopping given where it vice president kamala harris is on the issue of flip-flopping? leave it in the first interview she has still failed to describe exactly where she is on her values. and where she is on these issues it. but that's not necessarily true. in fact that's not true at all. other than saying her values remain the same. >> what are her values? >> take a position you take for example our position on the climate crisis but how she approaches f her legislative standpoint may be different than where it was before but she is very clear the climate crisis is real. we have to address it and we had to address that with reasonable management date certain activities. were adamant come to the issue of donald trump, reproductive freedom, reproductive justice. the statement jd vance.

i'm not been clear about what will be crystal clear by his supreme court's decision as trump led supreme court decision on his words in his expression the same with jd vance for they do not trust women to make their own health care decisions. >> let's bring up a pole here harris is gaining ground in the sun belt state. she is leading slightly in three out of those four states. trump has a one point lead in north carolina. my question is for you is this isdebate on september 10 telling nbc getting under former president trump skin remaining home and pointing out broken promises. what is most important on that debate stage? what is your advice to her? the shift to describe her policy issues how she's changed her positions more than just trying to get under the former

president skin? what if it did not agree to, at harris of former united state senator former attorney general current vice president of the united states has a strategy of getting under former president skin. what i do know is she's going to stick to the issues. she's going to answer the question per for she's going tow the contrast. if they happen to you are the president skin or they tend to bother him as her candidacy, as a whole then so be it. when she had the contrast conversation. when she brings clarity to her position the american people respond as they have been. he responds with a personal attack. my advice do not fall into the personal attack narrative. stay focused on the policy you will win the day when the moment when the election. bryan: will see if that is the route she decides to go based on

some of the reporting out here but we'll see who was on the offense and who was on the defense. blueprint strategy founder antjuan thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. anita: health experts are warning the public to stay vigilant after some states are reporting a resurgent and mosquito borne viruses. the preventative measures that you should be taking to protect yourself. that is coming up next. for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. save up to $900 on select adjustable mattress sets, at stearnsandfoster.com what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobile for business. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business.

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yesterday. his attorney spoke on his behalf. >> he is incredibly remorseful what happened. not just because it happened to matthew perry betty because it happened to a patient pretty trying to everything in his power to wr right the wrong that happened here. let's chavez plea agreement he admitted to diverting ketamine from his former clinic and submitting the fraudulent prescription and the name of a former patient without their knowledge or consent. prosecutors say the other doctor in this case sent a text message to chavez while discussing how much to charge a perry for the ketamine stating quote i wonder how much this moron will pay. thirtys describe the physicians in this case as unscrupulous doctors who took advantage of perry struggles with addiction. the judge told chavez he could remain free on bond if he abides by several restrictions included no longer practicing medicine. his attorney was asked if chavez has a message from matthew perry's grieving family. here is his response.

>> my client is sorry that someone lost their lives. does not matter i would know he was incredibly universally loved by all. it's a shame at what happened. it's incredibly remorseful at the end of the day someone is trying to seek treatment died. >> chavez attorney he'll work to schedule a hearing so that his client can enter in his guilty plea. bryan: christina coleman live in los angeles. thank you. >> 's city is applying a pesticide to reduce the threat of the west nile virus. to minimize exposure to the pesticide please go indoors immediately until the trucks have passed. >> is scary warning. new york fighting west nile vitas spraying pesticides across the city they're been six confirmed cases in the summer new jersey officials disclosed yesterday two people have died from the illness this comes amid

the surge and another mosquito virus eee new hampshire resident died this week after testing positive for the disease is got much of new england on high alert. let's bring in senior scholar at the johns hopkins center for health security. thank you so much for joining us today. let's talk about this mosquito borne illness it's short for eastern equine encephalitis. apparently it's pretty rare the cdc says is only three -- 15 cases a year. the resident of new hampshire that died, he was only 41 years old. apparently had no underlying health conditions. that's pretty scary. what more can you tell us? >> eee is unique. if you become ill with you are very likely to have a severe case. this is very different from other infections including westmount for example.

you do not want to get it progresses to brain infection in the very high number of cases who are infected and develop symptoms. if you do survive you're left with a disability per there is no vaccine for it. anytime there's eee activity in mosquitoes, and horses i take a pretty aggressive health actions with mosquito spra sprain, advis to the general public. they are trying to avoid these cases they are no laughing matter. these are not minor infections. anita: it sounds like it's a very serious. in fact there i read 30% of people contract this virus die. as you mentioned there is not any treatment for it. so what should a person do if they feel they have bitten by a mosquito on our experiencing symptoms? what symptoms would they be expensive it should cause concern? work slippers types of symptoms in the at these and mosquito borne illnesses are going to be overlapping with covid, with flu. kocould be fever, chills, muscle

aches, pains, headaches. many of these when they progressed to the great snorkeling have confusion, seizures. people not behaving normally. light might be bothering their eyes they are concerning symptoms. anybody who has a fever that lives in one of those areas where there's activity they should be talking to their doctors about these fevers they are having and the mosquito laden air it with the might of been exposed to what is viruses. anita: what would you say the differences between eee and west nile virus? as i mentioned two people died from west nile virus recently but with the symptoms be the same? why shoulwhat should someone doy are experiencing a reaction from mosquito bite? >> the symptoms are overlapping. west nile is something everywhere in the united states for the lower 48 states all have west nile. eee is restricted to new england comic to some of the gulf coast states is not something you see

everywhere. west nile the minority of people get ill with it. where it eee if you get symptoms are likely have a severe case. with west nile acute it severely ill you have it flew like illness and you get over it partly very minority progressed to the brain infection so west nile is much less serious even thougas more widespread. more cases and more deaths on a pound for pound basis is not as avirulent as eee. if you're someone who gets the symptoms you really need to think about if you've been exposed to a mosquito. make sure the treating physicians know you've had mosquito bites and that but that on the list of things are trying to rule out. anita: we know from that news doctor anthony fauci recently came down with west nile virus. i know he was at home for a week and said he was absolutely the worst situation he's ever been and in terms of health. he said he'd never been sicker in his life. i remember he had covered

several times that tells you how serious it is break going to put on the screens and preventative measure from the new hampshire helpless or authority. things people can do from if you mosquito bite use effective repellent spray to wear long sleeves and pants outside. it's a tough foot in the summer. if you're living on the air is tan east coast, northeast of guf coast you have to think about that part avoid outdoor kitties the early a.m. and evening. this one is really important, remove standing water from around your home. quickly, about 15 seconds left for it is or anything else you'd like to add to that list? what's most dangerous animal on this planet. we have to be aggressive and proactive in dealing with mosquito borne illnesses like eee like west nile, like dengue, it's really important to remember you have to be proactive or these things will come back and creep up we have to make sure the control is sufficient.

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anita: the warnick ring grinds on and on and on part russia claims a destroyed a ukrainian weapons warehouse the death toll rises with both sides of trading strikes. a step of the bennett is alive in a london with the very latest. hi stephanie. >> this war is entering 918th day. as you said this a back-and-forth continues to grow stronger by the hour. take a look at some of this

footage we have received to date russian defense ministry releasing these two clips claiming to destroy the ukraine warehouse holding ammunitions and airborne forces unit all in the region. the area it borders the region where ukraine has made a major cross-border incursion since august 6. all welt moscow troops present towards a strategic hub in eastern ukraine. two people were killed during attacks today and at least six of people were killed around 55 others injured after a russian guided bomb attack yesterday. the mayor said several of the victims were in a nearby apartment block while one of the victims was a 14-year-old girl who was killed on the playground. relatives said her name was sophia. >> the child was only 14 years old. she had her whole life to live it. she has just lost her father. he went missing. we just recovered from the news and now this. it is simply impossible to get over this.

>> meanwhile ukrainian rocket struck the russian city killing five and injuring 46 the region borders northern ukraine and comes under drone or artillery attacks almost daily. both ukraine and russia say they did not deliberately target civilians. top ukrainian officials are visiting washington. they sit russia has set ukraine with missiles and drone attacks. more than 400 times in this last week alone. anita: that is just terrible. stephanie bennett live in london for us, thank you. bryan: colleges and universities across the country are facing substantial budget cuts their impact for specific majors and programs just in time for the start of the fall semester. on college football but one of the reasons a windfall of covid relief money colleges received after the pandemic is drying up. let's bring in angela is a spokes person for the defense of freedom and such at former press secretary at the u.s. department under secretary betsy devos pre-thank you so much for being

here. i appreciate it. this was a surprising story to make given the fact all we hear about is how expensive it is to go to college. i first thought was aware is all of our money going? there are budget woes. how policeman was happening at that universities with the budget cuts. >> it's all about a math problem. it's a perfect storm for colleges. the xmas of the covid money that was entirely predictable. always going to expire colleges knew this. because of two other factors both having to do with demographics. first, more and more students are choosing to forgo college because it is so expensive but i could talk for hours at how college is so expensive the government try to make it cheap. what really matters here is fewer and fewer students are

opting to matriculate right after high school. to make matters worse for the schools there are fewer students over all thanks to a declining birthrate. they're getting a smaller slice of a smaller pie. bryan: how much of this do you think is a fact students are more and more going to trade schools? culinary schools, construction jobs, that does not seem to be -- that's a trend that does not seem to be slowing down but that seems like a good problem on its face. but is that something that could really put these colleges in a real pickle? >> definitely troubling for colleges who don't adapt to give the students real-world experience that they can used to get a job and excel in that job. there's one group of colleges at the buck the trend it's its vocational and technical schools. more and more people are choosing to go get a degree that might not have that nancy of a diploma as harvard or yale or any other for your college. but it let's them enter the workforce and start making money sooner and in less debt.

this is a market shift i would recommend to anybody running a four-year college, may be wise up to this. make sure they are equipping their students to exceed along after graduation. bryan: one of these colleges going to be doing here? not only closing down majors, also closing down some universities appear they have been colleges that have had to close it. what are we talking about a real-world effects for the students? >> forchestra students whose colleges did not plan a light are being left out the cold. they knew this was coming for they have to plan for these things. if they did not make students aware, that's awful for the students and the families it is the colleges problem. now, what is happening here is these closures are not evenly spread across colleges throughout the country. most of these closures hitting smaller liberal arts schools. a lot of his problem starts out in k-12. and by that i mean people just

are not ready to do college work but at estimate one and five ine graduating high school seniors appeared they're actually prepared for college work there's not enough students to fill up seats in these colleges and a lot of these small schoos just cannot keep the doors open. anita: list of the forbes advisory surge done on college students by the first one says the most common reason for choosing a major 43% the personal passion or interest. the next question was how many students are concerned with their overall health and safety on campus? this one was surprising. 42% were somewhat or very concerned. the last one here what type of classes are you enrolled for in the fall semester in person classes 43%. even after covid online class is still making up 21% rate the growing 35% as hybrid. what stood out of these survey questions and the results? >> have got to say the concern for safety and security on

campus is not a surprise but look what happened at the university just a few months ago but migrant crime, student lost her life. you are also coming off of a school year that's largely defined by the aftermath of october 7. if you have a pro- hamas a fan club on your front lawn you're very understandably going to feel less safe at school. it does not surprise me at all students are very concerned about finding a job after college. they are spending a lot of money to get these degrees they are concerned about the return on their investment. before ultimately $40000 is the average student loan debt. i was actually really surprised about the online classes. not really surprised but a little disappointed. like that's where colleges will go to save a buck. i wish i had more time to speak to you about this. but thank you so much for your insight on this important topic. >> my pleasure. bryan: we will be right back everyone. you've been waiting for. now there's an easier-to-use at home skin tag remover,

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lawyer argues the local jury pool is biased due to the extensive media coverage. prosecutors claim moving the venue will not eliminate jury bias and creates logistical problems. how will this all gets sorted out? we will speak to robert a former assistant district attorney from new york and her next hour at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> looking for to that. millions of americans are heading out of town this labor day weekend. while those out west will be soaking up some sun no doubt, severe weather in the midwest and south east is threatening to dampen those holiday plans. "fox weather" meteorologist has more. >> hey how are you doing? i can so this won't be a lot of spots that have issues of the next couple days and at the holiday weekend a lot of people been traveling. if you live on the east coast the eastern u.s. or the southern u.s. that is were going to run at your biggest problems. we are starting up a showers and

storms in the interior northeast of the last couple of hours. the i-95 corridor has been a really nice today temperatures have been pretty decent the clouds of cap things under control. you look her in the interior northeast i'm going to zoom in here to northern west virginia, western pennsylvania. i was going to show you morgantown it's opening day college football penn state was in town for the west virginia game played that game got delayed because of the storm moving through it. lots of lightning and these guys could see damaging wind in them as well couple reports of damaging wind out of that line. this really shows the picture you've got this front that will slowly move across the northeast then you have a developing a low over the northern gulf. these are the biggest problem areas of the next couple of days very heavy rain along the northern gulf coast places like new orleans to lake charles, houston, galveston that area yet. severe weather over the next couple of hours in the interior northeast. but as a line of stored makes into a i-95 corridor it is going to start to lose a little bit of strength.

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