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results ahead. president biden appears to be taking a victory lapse over the inflation reduction app as the stock market is tumbling. chuck schumer says america will feel costs coming down. republicans say they are not coming down fast enough. we begin tonight with our final primary night. take it away. >> it is hard to believe this is the end of the road for the primaries. tonight as you mention, delaware and new hampshire and rhode island. let's take you to delaware first. incumbent in new hampshire is maggie hassy. no surprise there. she's a vulnerable democrat on the list of republicans that they're looking to take out and

possibly gain control of the senate. the republican field is really tight right now but it looks like retired army general, don bodug is up a little bit. it looks like there is not many pathways for chuck morris for the votes coming in. 70%. we still have some to go. one of the counties we were looking at is right here where concord is. the board is acting up on me. morris is ahead, however, not by the amount that they thought he would be. that is around where his hometown is. it is where he's expected a big vote. it looks like bolduc is going to pull it out. he was supported with some democratic funding. we'll talk about that in a

moment. first, the district two race, this is very tight. we are down to just about 100 votes here in and this is the second congressional district, robert burns is up. he's a local business owner. the former mayor of keen george hansell is trailing. if we can go to house district one, this is over. this has been called for caroline levitt. she's a former trump's official white house in office. she goes on for this win, she was backed by ted cruz and jim jordan and mike lee.

she will face the democrat chris papas there. what we are hearing from naew hampshire is a lot of concerns for the economy and where the country is going. >> i don't think it is ethical but that's the way it is. i guess you have to do your homework in this day and age and hopefully everybody did. >> 100% is extremely hypocrite cal. >> i am an independent so i have a problem with both sides doing it. nobody is completely innocent in this. they all had blood on their hands. >> what they are talking is the democrats and the democrat party funding the candidates on the maga side. republican candidates who are protrump. they have done it in nine states, $53 million so far. that is one of the states is in new hampshire. it may work out and not only in one congressional race but maybe

in that senate race that you should know a few hours. >> rich. >> also, the president, brett, making an unscheduled stop on tuesday. what will can you tell us about that in >> president biden went to delaware and he went to cast a ballot in delaware, and it is really interesting. he could have done that over the weekend. there was absentee balloting, he was in delaware. he went today and he got the "i voted" sticker. there was a lot of blow back on twitter and elsewhere saying it was $177,000 for the president and the first lady to go backup to delaware with all the white house. he did. he got the sticker. he voted today in the delaware primary. >> got to get that sticker. >> brett, thank you so much. >> you bet. president biden's celebration tuesday of congress passing the inflation reduction act last month. awkwardly timed following the

release of a key financial report showing the elevated inflation throughout the economy. that hurt investor optimism and set off a brutal day. the dow fell 4%. the nasdaq is down more than 5%. white house correspondent kevin core. >> good evening. >> reporter: it was a juxtaposition at the white house today. a stock market plunge that sent shock waves across the globe. talk about fire and rain. >> the big board at the corner, battered and bruised, the dow closing at 31.104.97. 1,276 points or as you said shy 4% today alone. the president brushed off the

decline. >> the stock market does not necessarily reflect the state of the economy as you well know. the economy is still strong and unemployment is low and jobs are up and manufacturing is good. >> what about the inflation number, are you worried about it? >> no, i am not. we are talking about one-tenth of the percent. no. >> the disaster drops, coming after a government report on consumer prices showing much higher than expected inflation persisting up a crushing 8.3% in august with a jump in core prices which excludes volatile food and energy cost, especially worrisom. igniting fears that the fed will boost interest rates aggressively. the press briefing today,

karka karine jean-pierre was pressed at the white house about reduction inflation act. >> experts have said that this would be the inflation reduction act, it would be beneficial to the extra $300 billion deficit. that's really important as we have right now 1.7 billion in deficit deduction under this admini administration. it would lower that even more which is incredibly important. >> tough back and forthright there for the press secretary. now, there are some experts out there that believed the headline inflation number is actually jumped more than 13% since joe biden took office. a man by the name of peter earl, he's an economist for economic research says core inflation is up 10% during the same period.

the numbers how you slice them are awful economically, that can't be good news for the president and his party with the midterm around the corner. >> kevin, thank you. well, let's continue that conversation about these new inflation numbers of wall street and the white house in all this with our democratic strategist kevin walley and jason pravis. jason, job numbers haves been solid. what do you say about that? >> for the president of the united states to say he's not concerned about inflation, all republicans need to do is run that ad. the white house's spokesperson trying to say the deficits have been reduced.

there is no family in america sitting at the table, hey, guess what, the deficit had been cut a little bit. nobody is talking about that. that's why democrats are struggle right now. they don't have a message. they spent trillions of dollars and they peaked the situation worse and not better. >> and the student loan forgiveness slumps that over. >> kevin. >> this event today at the white house with james taylor and the rest of the crowd. >> yeah. >> is that a strategic blunder? you got inflation reduction act and on the other side, you got wall street tanking over inflation. >> the timing of it with the situational on sexual street is not great for the white house. i am a democratic strategist. >> you would strategize that? >> it is going to cut energy cost by the $800 at least a year

for american families. to jason's point, democrats have to do a better job getting out of this packet that was passed single handedly by democrats. they have no plan. their plan was extreme abortion plan for a nationwide ban. >> that's the comparison and kevin brought it up. i want to go on more on inflation. what do republicans have to do on inflation other than just let the numbers speak for themselves. what are republicans going to tell voters they're going to do on inflation? >> they need to speak directly of what they want to do about reducing the cost of energy. this high-rise energy are inflected. what are other aspects they could do? education, crimes and

immigration. these are all tier one issue that republicans need to talk about. don't take the bait and don't be talking about january 6th or donald trump. go out and talk about issues that americans care about. >> we see polling favor democrats recently. these are individual races. that is encouraging for democrats but you still have a situation where you have an incumbent president. that does not look good for an incumbent party especially with the economic picture as it is when it comes to inflation. how do democrats get out of that? >> it is a good point. historical trend against the democrats heading into this midterm election. what i am worried about and excited about are the two house members, former colleagues now, new colleagues of jason's in congress from alaska, the fact that we changed that seat after 60-year of republicans controlled and held that special election in new york.

it is indicating what a lot of people did not think was going to happen with this midterm election that we are flipping the script on republican control potentially, heading into november. > > . >> democrats are trying to turn the script as well. this idea there is been this focus on abortion after the dobbs decision. you had lindsey graham put out this abortion plan today. is he helping republicans here? >> lindsey graham is going to do whatever he does. they'll be vigorously debated. as far as the national elections and the house members and senators are going to be talking about is inflation, energy, crime and immigration. those are the core issues. those are the things they need to talk about. >> how do democrats flip the script, kevin? >> it should be left up to the state which is where lindsey

graham was about the dobbs decision. i think by this announcement is something we'll campaign on he does not have a cosponsor that he used to with a 20-week ban. you saw none of his colleagues joined him with this including nine of his female senate republican colleagues. this is spg we'll campaign on, he's in leadership, he's poised to take back control. if republicans are successful in december, this is a huge animation issue. >> jason, final word for you. >> i think lindsey graham will have the gavel. thank you, gentlemen. john durham is moving to present evidence to jurors of what he believes is quote, "political biassed" of federal officials

disparaging former president trump. dan shenko lives in the united states, serving christopher steel's doce say. we are learning of the legal bases of last month's fbi raid on mar-a-lago. a judge is explaining the government's reasoning for searching the former president's home. our correspondent is digging into the details tonight. >> reporter: hi, the redacted affidavit of the fbi raid on former president trump's home. last month, the affidavit was released in roughly of 20 of 38 pages were fully or partially redacted.

well, on tuesday, judge rinehart unsealed additional section that gave us more details of surveillance video that the government wanted and retrieve from mar-a-lago. investigators wanted video from the ground level during the storage room where the fbi alleged trump storing classified documents. the feds want all video from january until june and subpoena that video. we learned that the trump team turned over that video on july 6th. another newly redacted section says may 24th subpoena was seeking any and all documents or writings in the custody or control of donald trump or in the office of donald trump, bearing classification markings. the unsealed affidavit revealed three fbi agents and doj counsels went to mar-a-lago to retrieve those on june 3rd.

given the fbi the authority to search the former president's home. the fbi agents searched through 20 boxes of items. one set of documents marked with the highest level of top secret information that the government ar ar argued on it. >> matt flynn, live for us tonight, thank you. tonight's crime crisis. a package delivered to the campus when a staff member opened it. a similar package was found at the university. it was rendered safe by a bomb squad unit. evening classes were canceled. seven people shot in washington park in chicago tonight with several rushed to an areal hospital.

it occurred while a baseball game was being played on the field. witnesses saw a passenger of a dark sedan placed a device in another car, following the explosion, officials followed the vehicle but then shot at. the suspect fled. >> what are you doing? >> hey? do not move. do not move. do not move. what are you doing? >> hey! >> get out of the car, get out of the car! >> that's body cam video of a deadly officer-involved shooting in february. it was released in the concord department in north carolina. brandon comb attempted to steal a truck at the dealership when he refused the officer's call.

a 66-year-old man was forced to the ground and robbed on sunday in new york. the victim refused medical attention at the scene. police are still on the look out for the suspect. robert tellis accused of killing a journalist who wrote negative stories about him appeared to smile as he made his first court appearance on tuesday. he was accused of lying outside the home of las vegas of jeff german where he allegedly stabbed him to death. a tragic story out of brooklyn where an authority suspected a mother drowned her three young children. the body of the 7-year-old and 4-year-old and 3-month-old were found on the beach on tuesday morning. laura engel hases the latest tonight from new york. good evening. >> reporter: rich, the cause of

deaths of three young children were ruled homicide. all of them were drowned and as investigators piecing together what happened on monday morning and the outcome weighs heavy on family members. something did not seem right with the children's mother. >> a call indicated she was concerned that a family member may have harmed the three children. > >> reporter: the bodies of the three kids were found monday morning on the beach near brooklyn's coney island boar boardwalk. >> the officer discovered three children at the waters edge. the officers initiated life-saving measures. >> reporter: the mother walking two miles away soaking wet and

barefoot. she was in a disturbed state. a local youth football coach who coached the oldest child described him as a kid full of life. >> he's full of life and always asking questions. >> reporter: birdie's own mother telling the daily news that her daughter had been having a rough time and may have been going through post-partum depression. the father of the oldest child who was not the father of the other two tells "the new york times" he had been trying to get sole custody for his son for a while. he reported his ex-wife to child protective services multiple times but says he could not get help. according to "the times," the agency is investigating the death but would not comment further. >> rich.

>> laura, thank you. breaking tonight, west virginia has become the latest state to pass the total ban of both houses voting house bill 302 into law. the bill includes exceptions for fetal anomaly. the bill now heads to governor jim justice for his signature. still to come, an innovative way to get around new york city and a kid grazes his mom's lunch packing skills. today's best viral video is coming up next. .

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blue origin crashed down onto earth seconds after blasting off on monday. the rocket malfunctioned and that allowed the unscrewed capsule to parachute back to safety. the rocket, however, ended up in pieces. three people came up with an innovative way for the city. he says nypd officers appeared to be amused. extreme weather still hitting some southern california towns. look at this mud slide. one dad says he wonders what would have happened if he had been two-minutes earlier along that stretch when all this mud suddenly clogged the road. an evacuation order had been issued in the area because of the potential for mud and debris flow. >> hey, you did it.

>> mommy? >> thanks for letting me know. >> now, this, a kindergartener giving his mom a failing grade after his first day of school, saying the sandwich she packed for him was quote, "really terrible," unclear if his parents assigned him the task of making a better lunch for himself. whale watchers getting their money's worth after three hump back whales put on a show. one of the whales gave the boat a kiss. this is a rare encounter. if you have any viral videos to share, hit us up on fox news night on social media. now, kevin is joining us once more to talk about sports. i understand tom brady's wife has finally broken her silence about his decision to return to the nfl this year.

what's going on? >> yes, indeed, you are right about that. everyone the goat has to answer to a boss. you are married, you know how it goes. giselle bundchen breaks her silence of tom's decisions playing. obviously, i had my concerns and i this is a violent sport. i like him to be more present. i definitely had those conversations with him over and over again. you will notice that giselle did not say she was on board with tom's terrific decision to play football one more year. but, this caused a little bit of strive in their relationship. she did address that and she said ultimately everybody has to make a decision that works for them, he needs to follow his

joy, too. two-part question, are you on board of tom playing at 45. if not retired, when is the best time to walk away? >> noticed you worked john elway in there? >> you know, it is a tough call. i get it. not only it is a long football season but the guy just an incredible athlete and incredible human at 45. that takes a lot of work all season long. but, think about all the athletes we have seen who have just tried to make one more go at it and they hang around too long. you get one shot at it. you can only do it for so long, right? >> no question. i agree with you, however, i would just add this. i remember when george blanda played, that was way up there. when he was in his 40s. when people look at tom, 45 seems like he's ancient.

but i believe 45 with all the health stuff, it is like the guy is 35 and 33 years old, he could play. he's smart and if i were tom, i would play until they kick me off the stage. >> yeah, if you are playing at a level this high, it is one thing. >> exactly. >> it is ugly. just people in these other uniforms at the end of your career. he goes to another team and wins the super bowl. >> boom, exactly. i have a lot of fans and friends from new england for a long time and they are still salty about it. >> i can imagine they were. aaron judge hits home run with the yankees' win. >> yes, indeed. >> you work yours in and i am working mine. >> thanks, kevin.

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queen. some lining up or camping out for a chance to see her coffin lining in state. >> to think of her majesty well resting in peace is very difficult. >> i want to make sure i get the chance to see her. >> reporter: meanwhile, king charles iii is wrapping up the tour of the nation that makes up the united kingdom. tuesday, he visited the hillsboro castle. the king celebrating his mother's efforts to break down barriers in northern ireland, promising to try to do the same. >> i take up my new duties to seek for welfare of all in habitants of northern ireland. >> reporter: again, it is the early hours of wednesday here in london. the queen's body will be taken by horse drawn carriage later

today just across the water behind me. there, she will line in state for four days. during the parade march today on her way there, king charles iii, her son, and siblings and harry and william will follow behind on foot. >> rich. >> alex hogan is live for us in london. thank you. > ukrainian troops are keeping up the pressure on retrieving russian forces. president volodymyr says his troop retaken 2300 square miles in just weeks. let's bring in our fox news contributor to talk about this surprising developments in the war and what may come next. this seems like a static front for a long period, what changed? >> reporter: i mean this is a major turning point for the ukraine war.

one that many analysts did not patrick. the ukrainian forces made lightning advances and liberated over 6,000 square kilometers of occupied territory. they continue to break the expose the russian military for the hollow shell it really is. russia is in retreat and unable to defend or hold territory. i think it is just larger than these battles. right now the world is seeing this supposed great power that russia projects to be. it is exposing their weaknesses. i don't think the russians have the strength and capability we once thought they have. we don't have to fear them any longer and no one will fear them after centuries because they are losing stage. ukrainian is out-gunned. they're fighting in their own neighborhoods and schools and their towns.

they're fighting for their own homes. imagine if you are fighting block to block in washington, d.c. or new york, the neighborhood where your kids go to school or where you grew up, many of these civilians becoming fighters, they have not been able to return home for months. ukrainian society is mobilized collectively against russian forces. you are seeing people rising up in every way possible and they are fighting for this freedom and every single inch of their soil is accounted for. >> there is still a significant challenge in a way that the white house earlier today, john kirby, says you are seeing a shift in momentum. russia still controls significant track of territory in the south and east of the country. how much of a task is still before the ukrainians even after these gains we have seen the last few weeks? >> they got an incredible task. i don't think the war will be won until every single russian

troop is off ukrainian soils. putin has a major problem right now, he's losing leverage. they can't keep this propaganda wheel turning hard enough for these devastating losses. it is too public and too many russian citizens are learning what's happening. they are spreading the words of serious defeat. you got putin's pride and his weaknesses are being exposed and major equipment losses. the ukrainian battlefield is destroyed and abandoning their equipment. we are seeing some russian news outlets who are calling for putin's resignation because of the damage he had done in the world's stage. in the end is pretty dangerous and the way that putin chooses to react. does he send more missiles to project his power or does he take a pause and accept this initial defeat. in the end, we have seen this international community that's

risen up. it is a testament to a lot of people that have been standing up for what's right. i will be heading back to ukraine, i am proud to be apart of it and helping the ukrainians fighting. we are sending a ton of equipment and medical aid and technology to the front line. collectively, the international community continue to support ukraine, in the end, it will be good for everyone. >> brett, there is been concerns in europe about continuing sanctions especially, as they are bearing the brunt of paying high energy prices. do you think that'll hold into the winter? >> it has to. the winter is going to be telling. president zelenskyy came out and made an important speech of being able to fight the russians no matter the cost. now, we have to hold true to see russia punished for this. >> thank you, brett, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, rich.

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former mayor andrew cuomo filed a state complaint over sexual harassment of multiple employees. mike lydell says tuesday night that the fbi seized his phone. he claims he was surrounded by cars at a fast food restaurant saying they had a search warrant for his phone, adding that his lawyer advised him to hand it over. he posted on social media from a federal prosecutor in colorado. employees failed to adequately protect the data of their customers, possibly opening its operation to a foreign adversary.

there was at least one foreign agent on the company's payroll. chad pilgrim reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: spies in the palm of your hands. there is an opportunity for foreign intelligence services to work under cover as spy on twitter. >> i believe twitter is a gold mine. >> reporter: senator chuck grassley said he told him that china had at least one agent. he said twitter is lacks of potential threats, placing profit over security and tracking everything. >> what's the phone number and what's the latest ip address in. >> reporter: a twitter person

characterizing his testimony as in accuracies. twitter exacerbates lawmakers from both parties. >> what i heard today makes me want to throw up. >> what we are doing right now is not working. >> reporter: senator graham is -- >> reporter: people still can't sue social media firms because of a legal shield known as section 230. that's the same deal that musk had been trying to ban over concerns over the number of fake accounts on the site. the trial is expected to begin next month. rich? >> thank you, chad. some good news before we say good night. a man is called a hero after savoring a nine-year-old's life

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