♪ ♪ >> joe biden celebrating his economic achievements all proclaimed of the economy crashes. >> a victory lap, watching the stock market crash. >> thousands lining the streets of london to say a final goodbye to queen elizabeth. >> a procession is set to begin in just a few hours. >> as far as the border we are taking unprecedented action. >> the white house claiming our southern border is secure. >> videos of migrants scaling the border wall duct and camouflage. >> in the last primary contest new hampshire's governor kristin new new wins by a landslide. >> people love where we are in this stage we have to drive that all the way through november. >> wheelchair-bound veteran taking his first steps in 15

years thanks to a robotic exoskeleton. sergeant richard snyder says the exoskeleton lets him be a guy again. ♪ ♪ >> brian: that is a superdome and that's exactly where you will find us today. >> steve: you mean the football team because other saints or elsewhere. >> brian: they came marching in a long time ago. that said he is a wonderful city with wonderful potential and marvelous history, but they have no cops. they have a lot of crime. and the mayor who likes to spend a lot. besides that it is smooth as glass. >> steve: a lot of people go on vacation, the french quarter has great food but they were really good drinks. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: lots of beads. >> brian: they may have to cancel mardi gras because i don't have enough cops, that's about it is a new or lens.

it's a two hour wait time if you are a victim of a crime. it's unbelievable what is happening in that city. >> ainsley: while matt,: one and they say? i get the water shouts you get the superdome. you call the cops and they will say we will be there in two hours? >> brian: if they pick up. >> steve: the worst is when you call and they put you on hold. it happens. it's crazy. anyway, you know crime is going to be a big issue come the midterms but yesterday with the midterms and focus, the president and his staff yesterday took a victory lap on the south lawn of the white house to celebrate the hilariously called inflation reduction act. >> brian: they had the schedule before the numbers came in. when the numbers came in and they were absurdly high on the market started crashing they pretended it wasn't happening. the celebrating started even though it was the worst day of the stock market since 2020.

>> ainsley: and peter doocy live at the white house peter, they were celebrating their on the lawn of the white house, meanwhile we are watching these stocks plummet. >> peter: right. the inflation report being bad in the morning did not stop the party about inflation in the afternoon. >> president biden: today offers proof that the soul of america is vibrant, the future of america is bright, and the promise of america israel. it is real, it is real, it is real. >> peter: it is real, prices are higher than last year which includes essentials like groceries up 13.5% since august of 2021, and energy builds up 15.8% since august of 2021. the stock market did not react well with the dow shaving off 1,276 points in one day. >> this is an example again i'm just the complete split screen

you see in this country between the white house celebrating taking the victory lap down there this afternoon and the american people dealing with the reality. >> peter: this is the split screen he was talking about, folk singer john taylor on the south lawn on the right strumming and singing as the dow, on the left, fell and fell. >> is it disingenuous to call this inflation reduction act if we are looking at a cbi that actually goes up? >> it's the only thing we have done that has a chance to fight inflation. >> that was james taylor, my mistake there. proof this will be a big one for the midterm, speaker nancy pelosi wanted to make sure everyone in attendance of the white house was giving them credit. >> mr. president, thank you for unifying and inspiring a division of stronger, fair,

safer country for all. your extraordinary leadership has made this glorious day possible. that is an applause line. [cheers and applause] >> peter: that goes to show even invited guests by the biden administration on the white house self want her having a hard time seeing the inflation reduction part of the root inflation reduction act. >> steve: first of all, who is john taylor? >> peter: i'm sure there are ten guys watching right now named john taylor. they just spit out the cop a little bit. >> steve: at least he didn't say elizabeth taylor. >> peter: that would be something. >> steve: one other bit of news you and i were talking about late in the day and i've seen it reported so you can go ahead and explain it. joe biden went to delaware out of nowhere last night after the big party. >> peter: he did. because they were set up on the south lawn they couldn't just take the helicopter straight to

delaware, which they sometimes do because as the crow flies its 50 or 60 miles. they took the full presidential motorcade to joint base andrew, had a motorcade waiting, took them to polling place, he stopped at his house in delaware and then motorcade back to the air force one to jay ba, motorcade back to the white house. it runs $177,000 just for the plane in addition to secret service costs and a big carbon footprint, he will go to to droit today to push electric vehicles because they are great for the world, his travel yesterday, many, many blk suvs. >> steve: and the whole point is he had to go because they forgot to have him mail in a ballot. >> peter: it's unclear if they forgot to have a male in a ballot but he definitely could have mailed in a ballot. >> ainsley: for all of us. >> steve: he had a great time,

a chance to stop home. peter, thank you very much. look for a bunch of emails from john taylor's all across america. meanwhile, he didn't know because he wasn't born in 1974. >> ainsley: and did you play james taylor growing up? >> steve: i blame you. >> ainsley: showing his age. >> steve: jackson browne? they should think jackson browne and james taylor were the same people. >> brian: i think they actually perform together in the 80s for a while. >> steve: they should definitely do that again. jackson james, john. the president is not a party and the market is down. thanks president biden. and he forgot to vote. >> ainsley: brian to some of the news for you so i guess that's the end of the show. >> steve: let's wrap it up. >> ainsley: those of the headlines. let's talk about it's happening across the pond we have alive feed of buckingham palace that will transfer the queen's casket

to westminster hall. >> steve: martha maccallum joins us live from london. you know, martha, you are our expert when it comes to all things royal. you've covered all sorts of festivities and events, but this is different. i have a feel for you that everything you've ever covered. >> martha: yes i think in many ways this is the biggest event in terms of the history of it. i-70 year reign that came to a close of the age of 96 a couple of short months ago we were here covering the jubilee and watching the queen come out on the balcony which was a really beautiful moment at the end of the jubilee celebration. so, it was a very quick couple of months in between. last night it was raining in london when she arrived and watched the casket taken in the hearse through the arch of buckingham palace. you saw inside that lit area

there were the queen's guard waiting to receive the casket. overnight and an opportunity for the staff at buckingham palace to say their final goodbyes to the woman who was their boss and their queen for decades. many of them it's a huge transition for a lot of members of the royal palace staff as well. we are going to see something very significant here at 2:22 this afternoon, the coffin will come out on the gun carriage which also carried the coffins of queen elizabeth's father, her grandfather, and her great grandfather. so, this is an historic procession we also know prince william, the prince of wales and his brother, harry the duke of sussex will be behind of the coffin with her father, now king charles the third, all of the other siblings of the children of queen elizabeth and some of the relatives will also be as part of the procession. their spouses will travel by car

to westminster hall where the queen will lie in state. i think it's going to be a moment that reminds people of that very sad procession of princess diana's coffin with both sons walking behind with their father. now of course prince philip's gone, was one who encouraged the young boys to be there part of the historic moment and for them to witness the family together so i think this will be something, very special moment that is orchestrated practice and rehearsed on the part of all those involved this morning. >> ainsley: martha this is the first time london gets a chance to say goodbye to her. or what have you heard about the people that are waiting in line? we were hearing at one point you may have to wait overnight? >> martha: yes, ainsley, i went out this morning and to see everybody gathering and you can see some of them in this shot here. it was probably ten or 12 deep earlier this morning when i went out and went walking around people were in a very good mood.

they were happy to be able to get a spot to see the queen's hearse go by significant to a lot of generational family gatherings along there as well. and then you also have the other queue which is about 4.5 miles they expect. which will go across westminster bridge to the other side of the teams and perhaps miles down so ready to wait perhaps 20-25 hours, i don't think we have is real sense yet of who will get on that line to have the moment of seeing the queen lying in state but it's an extraordinary turn out and i will also save probably the most spectacular weather we have ever seen in london. so i think there is a little bit of smiling on this event to make it comfortable for all of those who want to lay their respects, it's astonishing. they were sweeping every corner of the street, there is not a flower out of place here you can tell from being here they can make this place shy and looks

incredible. >> steve: i understand that although everything is well choreographed and rehearsed the new king had a problem with the date? dating a letter? >> martha: with the date? >> brian: he was signing a proclamation. >> steve: signing a proclamation he wrote down the wrong date. >> martha: oh. well i guess that will have to be redone. those dates are very important. i thought you're breaking up the leaky pen because he has had terkel run-ins with pens that were cooperative very one was leaking he is likewise as always have bad to say i was listening to a person who worked for prince charles this morning who was saying boy, the pressure he has been under since his mother passed on thursday, he has been nonstop. the schedule he has kept of public appearances, thanksgiving services, shaking hands, if he loses his temper now and then i don't like anybody can really blame him. >> steve: mike >> ainsley: why do they do that, martha?

is doing this u.k. tour and coming back from the funeral, do they do that to give them time so they can get the funeral in order? because it is 12 days after she passed. >> martha: it is phonetic frenetic, may be when it ended charles can begin the tour of the country but i think it is very much a historic route. it was really done in ancient time so that all of these areas in the united kingdom would know that there was someone in place. that he had taken over, the successor was in place. each one of these instances, in ireland, and wales, and scotland there is the opportunity for them to convey to sympathies and the continuity that is so important is confirmed by the trips but it's a brutal schedule he has kept. that is the way it's done

historically. >> ainsley: and he is grieving. >> steve: and the 12 feels like the 13th on the 14th of the 15th it's a blurred. martha thank you very much for great analysis from buckingham palace. >> ainsley: thanks, martha. >> martha: thanks, guys. >> steve: now for the news let's go to carly. >> good morning to i will cover it at all, starting with the fox news alert and fbi investigation after a package exploded at northeastern university in boston yesterday. lee sefton from the university employees suffered a hand injury, no motive has been officially determined but local reports say it had a manifesto criticizing mark zuckerberg and his metaverse virtual-reality product. earlier today not a bus full of migrants showed up at port authority in new york city, and other bus is expected to arrive within the next few hours as well. meanwhile exclusive video, look at this obtained by fox shows illegal immigrants decked out in

camo scaling a border wall in arizona. they got away using large groups to cross into the united states and because of scenes just like this, residents in texas border town's say they are taking action. >> several weapons i need to have here. i already taught them how to use these weapons and they are teenagers, 14 and 15 years old. >> they are robbing or killing animals to eat, i don't know, stealing your things. >> top officials in the biden administration like vice president kemal harris continued to push the idea that our southern border is secure. the final primaries of 2022 are coming down to the wire. retired army general don bolduc holds over morris with a few thousand votes to be counted. they say we've come up short, the face or will face ma maggie hassan the senator in november which could be a

controlling of the senate of victory, and kristen nuno easily winning his primary. joined us earlier to talk about his campaign. >> what we do is ignore the politics as long as we can. just get as much stuff done without the political influence in the near run on the record of success. people love where we are in the statements not just me it's about building a good team around me as well. >> in rhode island governor barely survives his primary against challengers including helena books. this when you have to see to believe, three innovative new yorkers writing motorized lawn chairs, the best part they are all dressed in "mario kart" outfits. they even obeyed all traffic laws stopping at red lights, but it's a little unclear whether these lawn chairs are even legal to drive in the street. i say no.

>> steve: that's so cool. >> ainsley: up so they need in london on the queue. >> i've seen that before downtown. i don't know if it's the same guy but i saw someone doing it but it was so funny over the summer. >> brian: if you can have an motorized scooter why can't you be relaxed what you have to be standing? why can't you be lounging and driving? >> ainsley: the funny thing is if you see someone like that in new york no one looks at them because -- >> i see the weirdest things people keep walking. >> ainsley: i was just like oh that's funny. on with your day. >> brian: a couple of years ago we were in bermuda and as it turns out they didn't have motorized lawn chairs, they had motorized toilets where you would sit on a toilet and drive through the streets. >> ainsley: stop it. >> brian: i'm not lying. >> ainsley: they weren't undressed. >> brian: in fact our kids rented some. >> i need more information on the brake. >> brian: it's what you do on vacation. >> ainsley: that person that drove all the way to florida. that's what they needed.

instead of the diapers. [laughs] >> steve: i remember that. coming up straight ahead, china and russia set to meet for the first time since the war in the ukraine started, they will do it in kazakhstan, what a alliance means, kurt volker will be live to analyze.

as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™

♪ ♪ >> for the first time since ukraine were started try, china's president is set to meet vladimir putin and news becca, beijing's top diplomat aiming they claim to take global order in a reasonabl former u.s. envoo

ukraine, first kurt, could you tell me what you worry most about that these two allies get together? >> kurt: i think sanctions e is one thing that they can help evade the sanctions and maybe get russia some of the spare parts and critical components that they need like microchips. that is something that i think is worrying. military support and less worried about because i think china is not gonna get dragged into this. >> steve: so far since last time we spoke we have the russians begging iran for drones and asking north korea for rockets. now he is seeing a confirmation of between 2000-3000 square miles back in ukrainian hands, they are on the offensive in every sense. can you bring me up to the battlefield? >> kurt: yeah, i was in ukraine last week and saw some of this firsthand. i think the ukrainians have good

people, great morale, they are defending their homelands and really motivated, good training and equipment from the u.s. and they are putting these long-range artillery systems to good use. the russians are just the opposite. if they are poorly motivated, they don't really want to fight in the ukraine the soldiers i'm talking about, they are for equipment, they lost about half of their conventional military capability in this war already. so, when the ukrainians were fighting in the south, the russians went there to defend and that opened up with the north and they just pushed out, took a significant chunk of territory, and that is going to be the pattern we see go ahead. ukraine gradually rolling back. >> brian: they haven't had much gain since april whenever one thought ukraine was dead and buried, and now we see a porch back in curacao on but there's only 400 miles there. will be easier in keer sans in the north to fortify? >> kurt: i think they'll be tough no question about it.

they are certainly shelling there and in nikolai nearby mercilessly but what the ukrainians have done that's very smart is isolate the russian forces inside. they are caught between a river and the black sea. and the ukrainians are trying to get them isolated, try to make sure they can't get supplies come up keeping the pressure on and eventually they are betting the russians will have to pull back. >> brian: it's so important ukraine prevail because georgia, mold oboe, brush on the baltics ensure they are fighting for more than just their country in ukraine and i hope the rest of the world knows that, kurt volker think is so much. >> kurt: thanks, brian. >> brian: president biden in themselves throw themselves of the party as inflation takes another big bite of your paycheck this month. ♪ i've seen fire and i've seen rain ♪ >> clay travis on the tone-deaf

performance and the procession for queen elizabeth the second is set in an hour. that's me. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us i try to put my arm around any vet that i can, absolutely. at newdayusa that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase, we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference

and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique.

>> steve: as you look great there, about an hour from right now queen elizabeth coppin will leave buckingham palace to go to westminster hall across town where she will lie in state until her funeral on monday. they estimate it will take 38 minutes and as you can see right now you are looking at the military preparations for the ceremony. king charles, prince william, and prince harry will be walking the route on foot. the big question is will they be side by side? thousands are already there waiting to save her last goodbyes to the queen. that line could be as long as 20 or 30 hours. stay tuned. meanwhile, yesterday a plunging stock market and dismal inflation report not stopping the white house from celebrating their $740 billion spending bill with music legend james taylor. ♪ my body is aching ♪ ♪ my time is at hand ♪

♪ i won't need it any other way ♪ >> steve: join us right now it someone who loves the son fire and rain and just yesterday. here's clay travis good morning to you. >> clay: look, this is -- good morning to you. we know joe biden is suffering from cognitive decline and has no idea what's going on oftentimes from one day to another. so i kind of give him a pass on this. every single person that okayed this in the white house should be immediately fired for being too dumb to advise any president regardless of party. the stock market had its worst day since joe biden came into office. as he is speaking, you can see it is down 1200 points. 8.3% inflation, a 40 year high and they were somehow celebrating this? it is just so tone-deaf.

that there is a reason joe biden's overall approval rating went up when he went on vacation and got covid for 2 go weeks and couldn't talk to anybody. it's because people don't realize how incompetent and without any skill at all this white house is. biden is the worst president and also led by the dumbest advisors of any president in any of our lives. and of this comment to me, celebration crystallized that idiocy. >> steve: you know, clay, the song "fire and rain" is about suicide and heroin addiction. so maybe it makes sense they would do it yesterday with the stock market's falling off the cliff. but clay, to your point of whoever is whispering in the president's ear, when it comes to messaging, the messaging is terrible with this white house aside from the fact they had to put on a happy face because midterms are around the corner. at the same time they say regarding the economy, we've got

this. whatever economic advisors he is listening to, he needs to listen to someone else because this ain't working. >> clay: no doubt. not only is this a sign of incompetence and idiocy, it just further cements the fact that everything joe biden touches gets worse. i have been using on my radio show, steve, the concept of the bidas touch. it's the upset of the midas touch. everything he touches turns to crap. they continue to let him touch everything be the border which you won't even acknowledge, crime, the murder rate skyrocketing all over the country since he has come in to office, you mentioned suicide and drugs. we can't even stop sentinel from coming into the country and as a result younger people are dying at outlandish rates of drug overdoses right now. is on abject failure this incident, this event, the

celebration they've decided to throw yesterday is one of the most tone-deaf things i've ever seen a president do in my life. >> steve: one of the other things as they are talking about how the price of gas is way down. here's the thing, the price of fuel oil has gone up 70%. i know you like to spend a lot of time in warmer climates, but the folks in america who live up north here, who rely on heating oil, when we get to december, january, february and if you make a choice, am i going to be warm in my house or eat? immediately for this administration is after the midterms. >> clay: look, steve, it's a great point. when he came in i believe the rate was 1.4%. we are now setting a .3% the price of gas is down from $5 but it still elevated very much last year. and the larger context here, every single american has lost

money based on the rapid increase in priced costs because our wages have not grown as fast. whether you are democrat, republican, white to black, restraint, we have all gotten pay because. he has destroyed this economy and he celebrated it yesterday, this is embarrassing for a we need a red wave to sweep out joe biden. >> steve: i can't put my finger on it but it looks like they should go to outkick.com for more news. >> clay: that's right thank you steve. >> steve: new york democrats fed up with years of failed leadership returning to to a new candidate. >> crying out for protection. >> we are sick and tired of being sick and tired. >> there is only one person we feel could stop this.

>> steve: a lifelong democrat will tell us why he is voting for a republican coming up next. in less than an hour the casket carrying queen elizabeth the second will be taken from buckingham palace to westminster, she will lie in state until the funeral. wednesday. ♪ energy demands are rising. and the effects are being felt everywhere. that's why at chevron, we're increasing production in the permian basin by 15%. and we're projected to reach 1 million barrels

of oil per day by 2025. all while staying on track to reduce our carbon emissions intensity in the area. because it's only human to tackle the challenges of today to help ensure a brighter tomorrow. the lows of bipolar depression can leave you down and in the dark. but what if you could begin to see the signs of hope all around you? what if you could let in the lyte? discover caplyta. caplyta is a once-daily pill, proven to deliver significant relief from bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and bipolar ii depression. and, in clinical trials, feelings of inner restlessness and weight gain were not common. caplyta can cause serious side effects. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts right away. antidepressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke.

report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may be life-threatening, or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. these aren't all the serious side effects. in the darkness of bipolar i and ii depression, caplyta can help you let in the lyte. ask your doctor about caplyta, from intra-cellular therapies. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours.

♪ (customer) save yourself?!

money with farmers. (burke) that's not wrong. when you bundle your home and auto policies with farmers, you save yourself up to twenty percent. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. kinda creepy. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> ainsley: in less than an hour queen elizabeth's coffin will leave buckingham palace for westminster hall. the royal guard is busy preparing for the ceremony right now, the trip to westminster hall will take a total of 38 minutes and it will feature the royal family, king charles, prince william, and prince harry walking the route you see their own foot. thousands are already there waiting to say the last goodbyes to the queen. she will lie and stayed in westminster until her funeral on monday.

in other news a coalition of conservative democrats ditching their party to back a republican lee zeldin overcurrent new yorker governor captain mike kathy hochul. speak of the bronx are crying out for protection. >> we are sick and tired of being sick and tired! >> there's only one person we feel can stop this. >> new york city councilman democrat robert holden was in a video and he is here to tell us why. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: councilman come you been a lifelong democrat, tell us why you are supporting lee zeldin the republican. >> robert: 50 years i've been a democrat and you can seat the street any type you go out in new york city you see problems. you going into our subways, my wife won't ride the subway at all because of the violence we see. it has gotten out of hand. all you have to do is look around and i am a common sense democrat which means i will endorse republicans when i think

they are better for the job and certainly lee zeldin is better for the job than kathy hochul our current governor. >> ainsley: i'm hearing that from a lot of people that are scared to ride the subway and their pain 20-$40 to go downtown instead of riding the subway which costs 2.50-$2.75. there willing and forced to pay more because they are too scared. what is your reason for not being a fan of kathy hochul? what of the issues? >> robert: just the ridiculous mandates that she put on the population and continues to do so. even though we are kind of out of the pandemic i believe. look at the numbers, 61,000, over 61,000 new york state residents switch to florida license plates last year. it will be surpassed in 2022. and then 50,000 residents have left new york city. that is alarming. because, again, the increase in crime, 38% increase in robb

robberies. nobody, very few of those burglars are going to jail. again, grand larceny is way up, 34%. we are under siege here and we need help. we need to governor that will again stop the revolving door that we have in our courts now. people are committing 20-30 crimes and walking on the street the next day. >> ainsley: what do you are democrat constituents say about your choice for his lee zeldin? >> robert: again, i'm getting a lot of people saying it's great you are doing that. you have guts, it's not guts it's the right thing to do. again, kathy hochul did nothing to remedy this ridiculous bill reform we have here in new york city and new yo new york state. mayor adams has tried, a special session in albany and she refuses to do that. again, if she is going to make those decisions, all

new york state residents being put in harm's way, vote for lee zelda and i would say to everyone. we all should vote. again, don't vote party vote a person. >> ainsley: how do you feel the new yorker, i know you grew up on long island and represent that district in the middle of long island. you have seen the city improve. eight used to be so scary when i was little, and then it improved and now we are seeing crime going back up. >> robert: writes. and we know that, again, mayor giuliani, rudy giuliani in the 90s broke out the broken windows method of law enforcement. to handle with smaller crimes and that will stop the bigger ones. now the smaller crimes are not being handled and again we have the bigger ones coming up on us. it is a bad situation. >> ainsley: sad to see our city in this state and so many across the country, thank you, councilman, for joining us.

>> ainsley: thank you. >> ainsley: you are not alone, other democrats are planning on voting for lee zeldin as well. janice? >> hello, ainsley, let's take a look across the northeast, much improved conditions from yesterday, we had showers and thunderstorms in a cold front moved through. today much better, let's take a look at the maps. i will show you the temperatures across the nation. 66 right now in new york, 59 in chicago so we are feeling some of that fall air moving. although it is not officially fall yet, we are looking at potential for showers and thunderstorms all across the corners, they need the rain but the flash flooding will be a problem for areas in nevada and sections of the four corners including utah. utah right now had a flash flood warning in effect. looks like that has since been expired and we have rain in the forecast for florida over the next five days if you are headed to the sunshine state. don't that we will see a lot of sunshine in the next couple of days since we have this frontal boundary that lingers. and then our high's across the

u.s., the plane states very warm, little cooler in the northeast and cooler out west with record highs over the last couple of weeks. the national hurricane center check in the tropics as we need to watch this area heading to the leeward islands and 80% chance of probability this will be a depression or named storm so we will watch that and report back. foxweather.com for all of your latest details -- >> over to you. thanks. if we are watching a historic moment, the casket carrying queen elizabeth the second is set to leave in a matter of minutes. a lab report from london coming up next but first let's check with dana perino for what's coming up to the top of the hour. >> hey, good morning ainsley, unfortunately it's biting hard, stock market taking a hit while they are still waiting on the white house lawn, we are like to explain what that means for you were at. the senate race is now in new hampshire going to

general don bolduc, newt gingrich and byron york are here to talk about the upcoming midterm elections and the royal brothers, prince william and harry will walk together behind grandmother's coffin this morning as queen elizabeth will it lay in state at westminster abbey and over a million people are lined up to pay respects. we will have that live at 9:00.

♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now,

and book your free hearing evaluation.

every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified.

>> steve: in about a half-hour on fox news use of the royal procession that will escort queen elizabeth's coffin from buckingham palace across town to westminster hall with massive crowds gathering outside for hours hoping to see the casket and the royal family. >> brian: king charles the third will take part in the procession alongside the queen's grandchildren. that will be william and terry. >> ainsley: amy kellogg joins us live from buckingham palace in london with the latest. amy? >> amy: a lot of activity right now. you can see the guards gathering outside of the palace. they will be departing in half an hour's time. as you mentioned, the princes, william and harry, will be accompanying. they will be behind the coffee

confident along with the queens children as it makes the 40 minute journey from here to westminster. that is where the queen will lie in state until her funeral. the hearse showed up here last night and it was greeted by enormous crowds. it is a hearse she designed together with jaguar and in keeping with her phrase i have to be seen to be believed, one she used a lot. it has large windows and it was illuminated so the many people lined the roads on the gloomy night last night could see her cough end. she was greeted by cheers and tears as she arrived at buckingham palace. her coffin will be taken by horse drawn gun carriage, parade in whitehall before arriving at westminster. the queen's coffin will bear her 3,000-joule crown with its 317-carat diamond, her scepter

with its 500-carat diamond atop it in her orb. according to one report this morning, she will ultimately be buried with simple and sentimental jewels. her wedding band and her earrings, some pearl earrings. here around london we are seeing very long lines form for the opportunity to see her lie in state. people are very almost cheerful about the occasion saying they don't mind the elements here one bit. >> she has an inspirational woman. she had that magic about her. at least to pay the respect to say my prayers that she has been an angel. >> amy: so much attention being paid to every single detail. of course, to the family

dynamic. largely at the center of that is prince harry, the duke of sussex, was issued a statement about what he will be wearing. he says he will wear a mourning suit throughout events honoring his grandmother. his decade of military service is not determined by the mode l mark uniform he wears and we asked the focus remains on the e and legacy of her majesty, queen elizabeth the second. and as we speak we are getting an announcement, an official announcement that the route along which the coffin will travel is completely full. no more people are allowed to approach that. they are asking all who want to watch this historic moment go to high park where there is a jumbo screen or to watch on a television somewhere because there is a big crowd control issue. i think, frankly, this was anticipated, however it is very moving and stra striking.

steve, brian, and ainsley? >> steve: very quick, i think everyone wants to know whether or not harry and william will be walking side-by-side behind the coffin as they did with their mother. >> amy: or book ended by the other family members, right. i haven't heard what is going to happen in the end, but certainly i think at the center of all of this is the hope among people who love and support the royal family that these two will take this very poignant moment, this historic moment to mend fences because together they are a very powerful team. steve. >> steve: indeed, amy kellogg thank you. >> ainsley: supposed to happen at 9:32 because it takes exactly 38 minutes to walk to westminster. >> steve: you will be there monday, right? >> ainsley: i will be there with martha and piers morgan on monday. >> steve: we will be back in a couple of minutes after we watch a little more.

♪ ♪

♪ allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good!

ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us... not that one... that's the one. at university of phoenix, you could earn your master's degree in less than a year for under $11k. learn more at phoenix.edu >> all right. in about 20 minutes queen elizabeth's coffin will leave buckingham palace for westminster hall. >> the british military and royal guard preparing for that ceremony right now. >> look at all the military precision. it is a pleasure to watch.

the queen planned it all. she will lie in state in westminster until her funeral on monday. stay tuned to fox news for continuing coverage. let's watch a little more until the top of the hour. >> bill: good morning, everybody. back to the coverage in london in a moment. 9:00 in new york. a wipe out on wall street. markets suffering their worst day in two years fueling the sell-off runaway inflation that seems nowhere in sight of ending. good morning, everybody. i'm bill hemmer. big show today. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." we're less than 30 minutes away from the opening bell. investors are reacting to another key inflation report, the producer price index. >> bill: it shows wholesale prices are up 8.7% on the year coming on the heels of yesterday's scathing report on inflation