president for opening up debate and letting the winds of freedom below as the university motto goes. >> alright, dan? >> and mr. cornell university which opened this week with a resumption of student protests. they are demanding the university pulled the vestments at anything related to israel. of course they broke windows and spray-painted buildings. cornell is a place where it cost $65000 to send your kid to the school benefit increase from last year. $92000 all in nearly 100,000 dell's to send your kid to a nut house. [laughter] >> to spray paint buildings but that is it for this week's show. thanks to my panel into all of you for watching. we hope to see you right here next week. ♪ heavy fighting between israeli forces and palestinian militants

in the west make the idf sending in hundreds of soldiers with armored vehicles and bulldozers israel says it has killed 20 terrorists and gun battles and airstrikes including a senior hamas commander welcomed a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am bryan llenas. anita: i am anita vogel. west bank operation is considered one of the biggest and deadliest since the war began between israel and hamas. the fighting growing more intense today with reports that at least one idf soldier was killed several others wounded. many in the international community are calling for a halt in the fighting. >> a jeff a paul is life in tel aviv with the latest on the ground. >> brian a fourth day of her raids by israeli forces got under way a little earlier today in the west bank. and really, when you look at this operation it is one of the

most significant and biggest bit operations that is really forces have conducted in that area in quite some time. most recently they are focused in and around the west bank c city. it is really forces also reporting during these four days of operations there that more than a dozen militants were killed also announcing a one of their own soldiers was killed recently. israeli forces say two men were killed last night in two separate incidents revolve involving attacks on his road the first involved a car exploding at a gas station the other an attempted cart ramming attack on the security guard outside an israeli settlement the un says israel's operation the west bank is fueling an explosive situation we talked to the residence they talk to a path of destruction from airstrikes, heavy israeli machinery as well as 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 alley where they started shooting in both directions. there is no choice but to leave or one of us would have died. buck's fighting continues in the west bank along the border starting tomorrow there is expected to be a series of very localized deposits in the fighting between israeli forces and hamas this is due to an emerging health crisis in gaza. polio was detected in the territory for the first time in 25 years. so these regional temporary papauses will allow doctors to t into gaza to try to begin the vaccination process of some 640,000 kids. some children already getting there polio vaccines at the hospital the un says this is obviously a massive operation. one that will have lots of security both to protect the kids were getting these vaccines and their families as well as the health professionals that are going in and calling on all sides including israel and hamas

to restrain themselves and stick to the plan so they can get this important work done. before a vaccination program is supposed to last through the next nine days. we'll see how much they're able to get done in these conditions. jeff paul in tel aviv israel thank you. anita: seven u.s. service members were injured in a joint operation of weste western iraqn thursday. american isis terrorists killing at least 15 militants. lucas thomason is live with more on this. >> hundreds of miles for the elite 75th ranger regiment a daring raid and western iraq the assault force hidden isis compounds. fifteen isis fighters were killed including some trying to escape. the building was armed with numerous weapons, grenades, explosive suicide belt belts we are told the american commit is

launches rate alongside some iraqi counterparts. how many is not clear. seven americans as you mentioned were injured in this operation. five are being monitored for traumatic brain injuries undergoing concussion protocol one soldier took shrapnel in the leg. the white house is not made a public or mart or release any on the record statements about the raid. we are told by officials the president was briefed about the raid earlier. here's president biden at the beach in delaware today. spanned from california to rehoboth beach after speaking at the dnc. vice president kamala harris is still receiving some criticism about some of the various positions she has taken over the years. here is one about the border. >> i believe this should be consequence there should be laws that have to be followed and enforced. that address and deal with people who cross our border illegally. there should be consequence. that's be clear in this race i am the only person who has

prosecuted transnational criminal organization she was vague to the point of she evaded the question t to the biden menstruation three years to gain control of the board they ultimately did the executive order that could have been in place years early. earlier democratic pollster doug schoen on fox handicapped that debate. >> will donald trump be able to get under her skin and vice versa? will she get under donald trump skin? i would say to the former president stick to the issues it. i would say to kamala harris this new persona you have developed has worked very well for you. do not go back to the old one. >> highly anticipated first debates will be held on

september 10. >> countdown to that everyone will be watching. lucas thomason thanks so much live at the white house force. former president trump with about-face after angering pro-life activists with his comments about a florida ballot measure on abortion. david spent reports. >> yesterday it was a busy day for the former president. he held two events one in pennsylvania the other here and our nation's capitol but for president trump made news during a fox news interview before the pennsylvania rally when he said he would vote no on an amendment in his home state of florida which would allow abortions after six weeks. trump said despite disagreeing with the six week timetable he would ultimately vote against the masher because he says democrats allow abortion too late and the overall process. when asked about a federal abortion ban and if he had signed? >> i will have to think about it because it's working out so well right now. the states are doing it.

it is a states issue it always could have been a states issue. should never have been in the federal government. i will have to think about that. >> after leaving pennsylvania the former president traveled to washington d.c. for a mom's forr liberty event. where he criticized this answer from vice president kamala harris on fracking a different answer than she previously gave. >> useyou so it to ban fracking? >> you know i made that clear on the debate stage in 2020 that i would not ban fracking as vice president i did not ban fracking as a president i will not ban fracking. >> legal problems in washington d.c. are further delayed. late last night special counsel jack smith announced in a court filing he will leave it up to the judge when to discuss trump's drop her head's alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. trump was supposed to go to trial in march of this year but it was delayed by the supreme court.

now must decide what to do if she will even try to start a trial before the election it seems unlikely but it we will know more on both sides are in court before her on thursday. >> david spent thank you. >> she does not care about the middle class struggling over inflation the cost of gasoline, electricity and she does not care about the cost of food. she does not care if you lose your job. or cannot find another comparable job she does not care. >> the economy had crashed in large part all of that because of mismanagement by donald trump or donald trump site is going to do a number of things including allowing it never happened. we did it. >> former president trump vice president harris trading attacks on the economy as a new poll from the wall street journal shows voters feel the american dream is way out of reach.

89% of people say owning a home is essential. only 10% believe it's easy to achieve. 96% think financial security is important but only 9% say it is attainable. 95% of people believing being able to retire comfortably as a key part of the american dream. just 8% think it can happen. let's bring it associate editor for the wall street journal john bussey. john, glad you're here today these are dismal downright depressing. do you agree the american dream is no longer attainable or harder and harder to attain? as a state new feeling or feeling it's been around for a while? >> it is been around for a while. those numbers have been trending down since 2012. if we look back before the pole started getting taken and look at similar poles that were measuring similar sediment we would find it drifting downward.

housing prices have gone up over the last 15 or 20 years rather substantially. that has put housing a little more out of reach. not totally out of reach but harder to attain. pensions used to be a big factor and the american retirement landscape have kind of disappeared, haven't they? you got to manage yourself if you get it wrong you don't maybe have as much money as you were are expecting when you are retiring. those numbers are particularly down beat among younger people that were surveyed. i do have got to remember that his book ended. there economic life has been a book ended by the financial crisis in 2007 -- 2009. the pandemic and 2021. they have had a particularly rough go of it. not surprising they are a little bit downbeat. >> no kidding but i want to put up a couple of polls let's take a look at this one. this one asks the question does

the american dream if you work hard you will get a head still holds true? look at these numbers. once strewed nottingham or 49% still holds true 34% never held trooper at 17%. and then this one. this is a poll of the sun belt battleground states the most important issue for them we are talking to arizona, nevada, georgia, and north carolina. no surprise there the economy 41% followed by immigration, abortion and so on. it doesn't seem the economy is still front and center on the mind of voters out there. you painted sort of a bleak picture. as voters assess these two candidates and their vision, their presentation of what they would do to fix the economy, how can voters analyze which candidate will be better for them? >> voters apparently are analyzing. remind you of the bleak numbers were about the american dream pole. and those have been trending

down again for way more than a decade. that might be episodic 10 or 20 years from now we might find that trend line has changed for the positive. but as far as the economy is concerned and the voters they are getting more upbeat about the economy. our survey for august showed some more on the order of 10 percentage points more people think the economy is doing well. 34% feel it's headed in the right direction. that is up from 26% in the previous month. we've been talking on this on fox for about a year now. the economy is in pretty good shape. inflation hit everybody. that was caused by the pandemic primarily. you still see that in grocery prices are labor shortages sort of market and production process that have kept prices up.

are there prices have come down. gas price is $3.21 a gallon now average. help mortgage rates have come up almost a full percentage point. much more importantly has notably improved. largely because the economy has been good. inflation aside the economy has been good and growing rather strongly with unemployment very low for over a year now. anita: that may be true for sure played there is an example in a wall street journal article that appeared just a couple of days ago about a couple who purchasee their first home. the wife was a lawyer. the husband was a mayor of a small town. they purchased their first on their mortgage fail is active hundred dollars a month. which they could afford but then everything started going up grocery prices, energy prices, products of everyday goods. and now they are thinking about selling their home they cannot

afford anymore. in fact they said in the article for them the american dream has turned into the american nightmare. if i could promise the country made them is now unattainable. they are crushed under the last four years peacocks episodically that jonah lost his job that's part of the problem in the financial situation. i think they'll when you pull the lens back and look at the macro, the growth of the u.s. economy was revised upward to 3% for the second quarter of this year. that might sound like a small number but it is not. it is a big number on a 28 trillion-dollar economy. that is substantial growth. anything above that might be inflationary.

i think that overall and you are seeing this in the labor numbers as well. the fact it is a pretty good time to be getting a job in the united states. that is why i think consumer sentiment is not just our pulled the conference board found that consumer sentiment is up. gallup found consumer sentiment was up. the consumer is two thirds of the u.s. economy. they are expecting that upbeat momentum to flow into the third quarter of this year. i think that overall the positive picture is beginning to register w as voters. we'll see how that affects the election outcome per. >> we sure wilbur as we saw in that poll, 41% say economy is still the number one issue. john bussey thank you so much for your thoughts today. always good to see you. >> as you just heard of millions of americans are struggling just to get by. in places like california have passed a bill to give taxpayer-funded aid to

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bryan: california legislature passed a bill offering down payment assistance to illegal homebuyers of governor gavin

newsom signs it into law it will let illegal immigrants access up to 20% of a home's value or up to $150,000 california republicans called the measuring handout that betrays u.s. citizens and incentivizes illegal immigration preload spring in san francisco community activists and former republican mayoral candidate greenberg. thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it. let's talk about this bill is called california dream for all home loan program this has passed a democrat-controlled legislature in california is going to the gov governor dove o governornewsom to decide to sig. but loans up to 150 thousand dollars. zero down zero interest 1700 lucky people through a lottery ticket to take part in this program and out democrats with this bill allowing illegal immigrants to also take part in this. what do you make of this bill

giving words or with the housing crisis and shortages nationwide but especially in california. >> yes thank you for having on this morning. we have a couple different ways we can look at this. unfortunately we already have a lot of californians in need. the idea you would have people who are here unlawfully. they broken the law by coming across the border. they have somehow gotten jobs. they have somehow gotten social security numbers. these are the individuals that would be potentially eligible to get this first-time home buying assistance on the dime of taxpayer's here in california. now this, as we can see, as a result is a result of being a super majority in our state legislature in sacramento. there's not much way we can push back against this. governor newsom has this in his hands. he's got the next 30 days to decide whether you want to sign

it or veto it. and our super majority democrats in sacramento come up with all sorts of harebrained ideas. this should actually be very scary this sets a precedent. they say what happens in california so goes the nation. we would not want to push this on any other state give any other ideas to sate new york, florida or any other place like that. this is a very problematic idea. it's very troubling and scary. question look at the median price of a single-family home it's $439,000 nationwide. it's nearly a million dollars in california. these are record numbers of americans are struggling to try to afford a home. not only can they not afford it but in california there is a 4 million home housing shortage in that state. you have got to wonder perhaps where they are not prioritizing

tried to fix that verse it's about the messaging here speaking on that former house speaker nancy pelosi spoke with biltmore yesterday. biltmore also seemed a bit surprised about the messaging coming from the democratic party at a time of need for americans. let's take a clip of that. >> you vote for this law? what you say you would vote for this law? >> i'm not familiar with exactly what it is. making the american dream of holding him home ownership available to all people is something we have to do for people. >> this is undocumented. this is for the undocumented. >> what i would like to do is move them to documented. [applause] one of the best things we can do for our economy is to pass a comprehensive immigration reform. >> spreadsheet you have real concerns us will exasperate only

the housing crisis but the border crisis but what did you make of pelosi's comments there? >> and bravo and pushing back. the problem with the policy and others like her schumer as well, they all love to embrace the most radical ideology and proposals. we have existing residents and citizens that are hard working law-abiding. we need to take care of them and said about this issue not only in san francisco and california but elsewhere that are emboldening crime and homelessness due to drug addiction and drug dealing and fentanyl and open borders. and here in california the height ghighgas prices and on a. that is what we need to be addressing. we need to bring those prices down to be able to have us as residents spend more. that will help with the tax base rate that will happen with the california economy. and by extension around the country but we do not need to be bringing in others who should

not lawfully be crossing the border and trying to accommodate them. >> a democrat say this is the right thing to do. we've got a lot of struggling americans who may think otherwise here in the fact there are concerns about this pushing or pulling people to come to this country unlawfully. a lot to think about there. richie green bird thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> a lawyer for the doctor charged in the overdose death of friends star matthew perry says his client is incredibly remorseful over the role it has a tragedy pretty is arraigned yesterday in los angeles in a federal court christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on the story. >> san diego dr. mark chavez agreed to plead guilty earlier this month conspiring to distribute surgical surgical ketamine. federal prosecutors saves part of a broad underground criminal network that supplied. with the kata mean that ultimately led to his overdose death last october others charge in this case include another

doctor and alleged drug dealer who prosecutors called the ketamine queen. chavez made his first appearance in federal court in downtown los angeles yesterday. chavez plea agreement he admitted to diverting ketamine from his former clinic making false representation to a wholesale ketamine distributor and submitting a fraudulent prescription and the name of a former patient without their knowledge or consent. the judge told chavez he could read free on bond if he adhered to certain restrictions including no longer providing medical care. >> my client is accepting responsibility. he is doing everything in his power to cooperates. to help in the situation. he is incredibly remorseful. so far mark has agreed to an interim suspension order so that he is not able to practice medicine. >> medical experts have been weighing in on this case.

local doctor said perry's death was tragic and preventable he hopes the situation leads to changes. there are thousands of other people who are dying of prescription medications, narcotics or other like ketamine and a properly prescribed by physicians because they are pressured too or because the doctors like making money off of it. the ketamine clinics all over the place for these are not being regulated properly. i really hope the one thing that comes out of this story is there public attention on this. the government the people are so's been watching over this to their jobs. >> third person to agree to plead guilty in this case he is cooperating with prosecutors as part of his a plea deal. >> aren't christina coleman live in los angeles. thank you. cook's waiting a pivotal decision the trial of brian the suspect accused of brutally murdering for idaho college students will he grant his request to move the trial venue

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anita: welcome back but we are waiting a pivotal decision of the trial of brian tim walz accused of murdering for idaho students at late 2022. the judge in the case heard more than six hours of arguments on thursday on whether the trial should be moved from lhasa county were the gruesome burgers took place, to boise. hundreds of miles away. kohberger's defense has requested that change claiming the local jury pool has a quote mob mentality parade listen. >> ain other parts of the state

people don't recognize as many media items as they do in this county rate that is good because that leads right to pre-judgment that is good, that is hope right there that we can find a jury somewhere in the states to give mr. kohberger a right to fair trial parker prosecutors argued marguemoving the trout will caue problems and there are ways to identify bias among jurors. >> the pervasive media coverage across the entire state has simply created complications and difficulties. those are not unique. the more productive conversation to have is, how can we craft a questionnaire still ask a juror's factual questions that help us identify sources of bias? >> all big questions there. let's bring in robert former nasa county assistant district attorney to talk more about this. you know robert, everybody was following this case. we covered it so heavily here at box. the whole country, if not the

world was following it. it was a gruesome murder mystery in the small college town. so does the defense have a point here? what do you think? >> absolutely. very often change of venue motion are filed their pro forma they're asking for a change of venue judge, mike client cannot get a fair trial the media's covering this. but in this situation with the defense did well was is they went out and pulled local residents. they had testimony unto their results of the polling where it even showed there's an inherent bias. people cannot be fair. if you are to be acquitted people would storm the courthouse and beat riots. on the other hand it's a very small sample size. the judge has to balance. you heard the judge in ending testimony the judge it has one of the hardest decisions in their career to make whether or not to change venue. >> in fact we have that clip from the judge. why don't we go ahead and play

exactly what she said or he said sorry. >> i would say this is the most known one i know there are a lot of considerations practical in terms of logistics. and prejudicial. so i have some work to do. anita: there are at the logistical and practical considerations but what about what the prosecutor said about there being other ways to identify bias within a jury pool? what about that. there are certain have been many other high-profile cases that have had changes of venues. i think scott peterson there were some serial killer cases that were moved. so what about with the

prosecutor said? >> the prosecutor obviously wants to keep it local. the police are all local the witnesses are all local the victims of families who have to travel six hours it would be a logistical nightmare more likely than not the goal is the defendant gets a fair trial. criminal defendants are not people of the general public once again protection stupid however the constitution of the state of idaho in the united states is otherwise. and no one was to try this case again. how offer the prosecutor made a good point. lawyers are trial lawyers at their worth their weight in gold when they can flush out bias in jury selection where they can fashion questionnaires, the judge can do prescreened to see whether or not there are biases another thing the judge could potentially consider as an alternative to please both parties is let's expand our jury pool. let's go outside this county bring in people from other surrounding counties to the jury pool so there's less of a possible inherent bias and we are getting a greater mixture of the population to ensure there is a fair trial. anita: what do you think?

you think brian kohberger could get a fair trial there? >> brian kohberger's cases case isgotten so much publicity throughout the country. from new york, to california. with the internet and twitter an instagram in people's ability to follow crime story podcasts and television shows and reporting, every single person is going to be questioned and i was in the 90th percentile is going to know about this case and potentially already made a determination as to whether they think something happened and if he did it. again moving it you've got to balance it. i don't think the judge will grant it. i think there will be some kind of expansion of that jury pool and fashioning of questionnaires to start. no one was to try this case get not the prosecutor not the defendant too. >> for short not the judge has a big decision to make the trial is expected to take place next june, june of 2025 people wait

and see if the judge says. robert thank you so much for insight on this case. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. bryan: the hockey community sports world mourn the tragic death of columbus blue jackets star johnny gaudreau and his brother matthew. they are hit by a suspected drunken driver as they rode bikes on a new jersey road hours before their sister's wedding. reaction is pouring in from nhl and beyond too this senseless loss. cb cotton' is life in new york city with this. this just absolute devastating story. >> devastating indeed 31-year-old johnny gaudreau was a few weeks now his family is preparing to bury him and his brother for johnny's widow meredith is speaking up for the first time to share details of her husband's dedication. which went far beyond the rink. the couple would have celebrated the third wedding anniversary this upcoming wednesday.

meredith riding in part on instagram quote you are my forever i cannot wait to be with you again. another post she shares photos of johnny with his daughter nearly two years old and his son just six months old. the mother saying johnny never missed a single appointment spirit and was the best at putting the baby to sleep. both brothers played hockey for boston college. mamatthew briefly signed with te new york islanders first of the calgary flames than in 2022 signed a new deal with the blue jackets worth nearly $70 million paid $70 million. people in the sports world now saying is going to be a long-lasting impact. >> i coach in the blue jackets hockey league. he said that on the backs of cellmate jerseys probably more than any other number. those kids really look up to johnny gaudreau. it's going to be a hard session is going to be a hard year.

>> johnny and matthew were both killed by suspected drunk driver. both are setting to be groomsman in their sister's wedding despite the gravity of the situation the suspect appeared inconvenience when told by a judge he would be in custody until next week. cook so i'm here until thursday? x yes, sir. the statue in court rules required me too hold you over for a minimum of 72 hours before your hearing. because we have a weekend and monday holly, 72 hours becomes thursday. if you have any questions? >> johnny's brother matthew was expecting his first child. go fund me for matthew's wife is now surpassed $400,000. bryan: and johnny gaudreau's wife meredith pointing out he was absolutely the best dad in the world. just absolute heartbreaking

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ukrainian resident zelenskyy vargas air force commander after claims an f-16 pilot was killed by friendly fire. this comes as offi official sayy russian guided bomb attack killed six people killing including excuse me, a 14-year-old girl. stephanie bennett has the latest from london. >> this war is now entering 918th day this back-and-forth attack take a look at some the footage we are receiving today russia's defense ministry released these two clips to claim two of destroyed a warehouse holding weapons and artillery and munitions airborne forces unit. the area borders were ukraine is

made up cross-border incursions and sucks six. what troops pressed towards a strategic hub. you mention two people were killed during today's attack. six people were killed yesterday over 55 others injured after russian guided bomb attack. the mayor it says several of the victims were in a nearby apartment block one of those victims was a 14-year-old girl whowas killed on the playgrounda relative said her name was sophia. >> the child else only 14 years old. she had her whole life to live she just lost her father he went missing. we just recovered and now this. it simply impossible to get over this. >> meanwhile ukrainian rocket struck the russian city killing five and injuring 40 6a. officials say the region borders northern ukraine comes under drone or artillery attacks almost daily.

both ukraine and russia say they do not deliberately target civilians. dictating fired air force commander after top pilot was killed while flying us-made f-16 fighter jet but it just arrived in ukraine meanwhile to prevent attacks present zelenskyy permission western donated weapons like the u.s. and germany have denied this request. topic ctop ukraine officials the visiting right now over in washington they say russia has hit ukraine with the drones and missiles more than 400 times in the last week alone. >> stephanie thank you. >> of ballot measures a handful of key battleground states could play a decisive role in the upcoming election. a closer look at the issues at stake coming u♪p next.

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campaign trail. top the only hot button issue to drive voter turnout. roger has more. chris abortion to crime and immigration. voter turnout for state ballot measures could help decide who controls congress and the white house. quick support for abortion crosses all political lines records voters in 10 states will consider abortion -related initiatives. most of focused on guaranteeing that rights until viability. >> is a monumental achievement for our campaign. >> and ma measure in missouri wd repeal the state span on nearly all abortions. >> missouri will defeat this measure. it's on the ballot in the presidential battleground states of arizona and nevada. >> when this issue has been on the ballot the voters voted in favor of freedoms. >> allays fox news poll show three quarters of voters back

the abortion measure providing a potential down ballot boost open borders equals more crime. arizona voters republican-led initiative a state crime to cross the mexican border illegally. and last left state judges to or deportation. >> it could add conservative voters to the polls not unlike the abortion one adding more liberal voters. consuls make crime illegal again. >> in california and several competitive house races voters can undo so-called reform measures. rreinstituting penalties for petty theft making fentanyl possession a felony. >> our intent is to hold those who pray in our communities accountable. >> usually in presidential years coattails float down ballot. the hot button state issues abortion, immigration and crime we could see that trend

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