♪. rachel: mark anthony. that is the way to wake up. pete: what does that mean? rachel: live my life. pete: live my life. in duck key, florida. rachel: that's right. duck key. that is the way i want to wake

up, to that view, to that view. that's life. pete: like waking up to red bull, you wake up to that music. >> listen to that. will: that's life? rachel: that is how i like to live my life, no doubt about it. will: let's do that. come up with the idyllic image of the morning. we found yours. bump in with those. rachel: next couple hours. will: prep time to get the shots. rachel: we can do it. america is a big beautiful place. pete: i have got mine. it is not wisconsin. rachel: only in the summer. pete: only in the summer. >> i will take that fa, that florida scene any day. will: that is absolutely believe. rachel: we're praying for the people of florida. they will be hit by a storm. we'll cover that all morning long. will: a hurricane forming headed to florida possibly tuesday making landfall. we'll keep you updated. on fox square another commodity

competition. this one badminton. pete: you play a lot of badminton? will: zero. were you back up badminton. pete: played a lot in gym, in gym class. played in the backyard. rachel: you played badminton in gym class? pete: minnesota. you are in the gym for an entire year. will: with the birdie. never. pete: i have a backyard set. by the way also hurricane coming for will cain because we play this week in fancy football. will: me versus you. pete: what is your record? 0-2? i'm 1-1. he is favored based on points. how are you doing in the league. rachel: i have to check with my helper [laughter] pete: team name is the tight ends. >> yes, it is the tied ends. pete: check with her husband to give us a score. keep her updated. rachel: i will have an update the next hour, stick around.

will: update on rachel's life, the daughter, first communion. rachel: it was a beautiful day for us. look at her. she is so sweet. will: stoic pose. rachel: i know. she is just the cutist thing. little margarita had her first communion at our lady of mount carmel. we couldn't be prouder. grandparents were with her to see this. it was a big day for us. she is the sweetest thing. she is the kind of girl, when she goes to confession, what could she be possibly confessing? she is so sweet, so nice. we love her so much. we are so proud. thank the producers for lefting us put this up. we could not be prouder. pete: i'm obsessed with patrick, that little guy. he looks like a little man, like a little sean. rachel: i thought you were going to say aerobusessed with catholicism. pete: i am a fellow traveler. rachel: i love that about.

pete: pete we begin this hour though at the southern border where dozens of illegals were busted by texas dps agents as smugglers try to bring them into the u.s. by any means necessary. will: this bust comes as fox news learns new details after number of migrants dying while making the treacherous journey into america. rachel: alexandria hoff joins us live from washington with the details. good morning. reporter: good morning to you. one of the disheartening element the dangerous human trafficking does not stop once the migrants cross into the u.s. over the border. what you're seeing right here now a group of migrants be sherred on to a plane at mcceery aviation in mcallen, texas. they originated in central america that flight was bound for houston before the federal department of public safety about people getting dropped off at the airport. 12 men, seven women, are now in border patrol custody. two men, with one american, one mexicans have been arrested for

smuggling of persons after special agents discover ad 18 wheeler with 50 migrants inside. they were transported from mexico, got guatemala, honduras and el salvador. we know how deadly the transports can turn out. fox news's griff jenkins reports that the death toll is mounting. reporter: there are 787 migrant deaths trying to cross the border this fiscal year. 35 in just september alone. 35, brian. more than one a day a migrant has died trying to cross. that is what they don't want to talk about. they're not outraged about that. you drop 50 migrants in martha's vineyard all hell breaks loose. reporter: impact of the crisis and human toll is best understood by morgues along the border which are struggling to keep up with the loss of life. >> it's a crisis. i labeled it. there you go. we're in the middle after

crisis. we added a third walk-in cooler we can access from the inside of our building. it is full. i have currently not a single space in that cooler. 260 or so that we have right now. every single one of them was preventable. reporter: dr. stern who you heard from there, first time in her career in nearly 20 years her facility stopped accepting migrant cases because there is simply no more room. rachel, will, pete. rachel: alexandria, thank you very much. that is so heartbreaking. those are the migrants, the bodies we actually recovered. there are lots of people who are crossing the border in the desert who die of dehydration we just don't know. we don't find their bodies. they go missing. the morgues are overwhelmed. there is not enough coolers, people are dying this is another piece of the puzzle of things happening because of open borders, the biden administration is not talking

about. the other piece we talked about earlier in the show, we had a fantastic guest from the federalist who wrote an article about how as we all predicted mexico is becoming destabilized and really turning into a narco state, and taking over the government. really cooperating and coordinating coordinating with them. pete: operative in the entire discussion is overwhelmed. every single aspect, overwhelmed, communities, morgues, border patrol agents. it is becoming, it has been, but increasingly a big midterm issue. it has been. democrats are trying to shift the topic away from real world issues into not that roe v. wade is not a real world issue but into that issue and election deniers are everywhere and january 6 as opposed to inflation, crime and the border but two sound bites that caught our eye. interesting places on interesting topics indicating, they know, these democrats know the border is a huge issue and

they're behind the curve, and their answer can't believe it is not happening. this is beto o'rourke, you know him, francis, texas gubernatorial candidate, california governor gavin newsom, each speaking separately about the issue of the border. listen. >> candidate biden didn't spend a dime or a day in the rio grande valley, really anywhere in texas for that matter once we got down the homestretch of the general election. democrats may be overabundance of caution literally phoned in their campaigns during the election. a lots of good once, i love them, they worked hard but did this at a distance. we are getting crushed. we are on the defense over and over again. it is immigration today. it was crt yesterday. it will be esg. look that up tomorrow. they consistently push us against the wall. we have no compelling alternative narrative. and that's on all of us.

pete: interesting. will: tomorrow -- pete: it will be esg tomorrow. >> i agree with that. will: esg is incredibly corrosive. pete: and powerful. will: powerful, environmental social governance initiative inside of finance, every aspect of american society truly isn't being highlighted quite enough. rachel: wokefying everything through the financial and corporate side. will: their point, alternative, gavin newsom goes on in the clip to address it, to understand, he calls it the narrative. it is actual issues. rachel: right. will: actually issues, the democrats response to hammer a divisive narrative to vilify your opponent, meaning as you said, pete, it is about election denial or whatever it may be, threat to democracy. rachel: white supremacy. will: that is their answer to in his estimation being pushed up against the wall on issues where they fail the american people. pete: make no mistake. the only reason beto o'rourke is

saying that. he is on the gal lot in november. the midterms are coming. open borders are unpopular inside of texas. he needs independents to win that election this is campaign talk. campaign talk in the last 50 days is very revealing about where people's sentiment is on an issue. if he were to become governor he would fall in line with any democrat prerogative. the voters of texas should know that. him saying that looking at the cross tabs, the focus groups, saying this policy isn't working. who is not popular? obviously joe biden. you don't throw your own president under the bus politically speaking unless you think it is politically advantageous for you. this guy doesn't have a non-political bone in his body. this is about the midterm elections. these guys have not changed their minds at all. rachel: this one from the fake hispanic, wanna be hispanic beto o'rourke he is saying joe biden

didn't come here, didn't glad hand, didn't show up. no, goes to what you're saying. there are real policies. hispanics are not stupid. the hispanic vote, concerned how that is turning towards the gop. hispanics aren't stupid. they are seeing what is happening to their communities and they are responding and going, these people won't listen. joe biden won't even come to the border. neither will kamala harris. they know beto o'rourke as you said, pete, isn't going to do anything if he was elected. he would go right in line with what the democrats are -- this is destroying the communities. pete: good one. rachel: other thing not related to the border, but it is interesting seeing gavin newsom. it is painful for me to admit it, he looks presidential. he looks good and this is a real threat because a lot of people don't really get into the issues, when you look at big general elections. he looks very presidential. he is wrong on everything. he destroyed his own state.

pete: that is the problem. rachel: you wonder will people make that differentiation will that come to light. pete: i'm not sure inside a democrat primary that matters. rachel: he will be the candidate is my guess. will: i don't think, you could look like chris hemsworth if you run california into the ground i think you're a dead man politically. i'm into the saying that he won't win the democratic primary. pete: unless you think i had courage to bring short term pain because we're progressive. will: california is a mess. pete: i'm agreeing with you. people are leaving the state within droves. will: that is the texas tribune festival. rachel: his in-laws moved out of his own state. they didn't want to be with him. our country just voted for a man who was experiencing dementia and locked in a basement so i'm saying gavin newsom looks a heck

lot better than that. there is going to be that to contend with. i think we should be realistic about the fact he looks very presidential and sounds good even though he is absolutely crazy. pete: rachel, you're right, there will be impulse to go with someone with energy, who will fight after what you've got with biden. what is that look on your face? will: i don't know. i have, i understand, i do. i understand your analysis. i do think the american people would be able to see through and -- pete: american people, yes. democrat primary voters whether or not he would be the candidate. will: i'm not arguing that. rachel: say one thing before we move on. this is what i will say, this is very important to what we're talking about, 50% of americans, there is a poll about it, actually 60% of americans, didn't know we were energy independent under donald trump when the 2016 election. so you can have, you can win every debate, if you're opponents don't show up. when you're canceled off of,

algorithms, through social media and the media doesn't give you the equal amount of time, this is not a fair playing field he has the physical advantage i will say. will: neighbors of a north dakota man eye h accused of killing a teen had mental health issues. rachel: shannon brandt faces vehicular manslaughter charges for killing a 18 named cale letter ellingson. pete: ashley strohmier has details. reporter: neighbors are speaking out of after the death of 18-year-old cayler ellingson. he admitted to mowing ellingson down. neighbors said he was nuts his whole life. he should have been in a mental health institute. brandt called 911, someone was threatening him. he was part of a republican

extremist group. >> when brandt called 911 he identified there was maybe a political motivation to what was occurring. that is the only individual that we have heard that from so far. we have not been able to cooperate that at all. reporter: several neighbors told fox news they thought mental health was decide to the incident and not politics. another neighbor said brandt had too much to drink the night ellingson was killed. when he is drunk he goes on rampages. they also said brandt's bond seemed low at $50,000. he was released after posting it on tuesday. another neighbor who knows both families called the incident tragic saying it is all the close-knit town can talk about. the accusations of ellingson being part of a republican extremist group was an excuse. cayler's visittization is today. his funeral takes place on monday. >> thank you, ashley. pete: no matter what it is tragic, if there was no political dispute, he made it

up, because he believed in environment, that is advantageous inside of our justice system that would be scary indication. if that is the case. we don't know. rachel: if you're not watching fox news you probably don't know this story, tells you maga lives don't matter. that is what is happening right now. and what you just said, pete, if that is the excuse, that it needs to be, i mean, i hate what aboutism, just imagine if somebody was a trump supporter ran over somebody on the left? this would be a massive story, an example of white supremacy, who knows what would happen because, that is what happened under kyle rittenhouse. all white people involved, somehow that became a white supremacy story as well. will: turn to a few additional headlines. police are offering 20,000-dollar reward for information on the gunman shown in this chilling video out of philadelphia. the gunman is accused of shooting a 23-year-old male in

the next and stomach. the suspected killer has not been arrested. the victim of seemingly random attack was identified as a recent graduate from temple university. south korean officials learning north korea fired a missile into the sea of japan. this is after u.s. aircraft carriers arrived in the area. the u.s. also plans to participate in drills with south korea forces before vice president harris visits with south korea and japanese officials. u.s. forces, including the uss reagan arrived at a naval base in south korea on friday. meghan markle being dubbed the difficult duchess in a new book as royal insiders reveal what it was like working with her. the book even claims markle was reportedly heard saying i can't believe i'm not getting paid for this during a royal tour. a stark contrast to beloved princess diana who was known towards kindness towards the staff members. later this morning sharon

osbourne will join us to discuss the book's accusations against meghan markle. those are the headlines. rachel: that should be so juicy. pete: i will let you talk. i hereby cede my times and questions to you. rachel: you have a lot of thoughts about meghan markle. you were the one who dubbed her the aoc of britain. pete: we'll see. speaking of that, not speaking of that at all, let's turn the page to an entirely different thing. let me say this, everywhere i go people come up to me and say, i'm going to the patriot awards or i'm thinking about going to the patriot awards. if you're in that second camp, it is time to get your tickets right now. fox nation.com/patriot awards. tickets are going fast. there is still space. there is still space at special events that precede the awards show as well. foxnation.com/patriotawards. we'll all be there. tucker, lauren, sean,

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♪. will: residents are fleeing the west coast in record numbers to escape surging prices in unprecedented crime spike as new report reveals how the crisis impacting local housing markets. according to real estate giant redfin, sacramento, denver, and san diego were in the top five fastest cooling housing markets this year. seattle topped the list with whopping 34% drop in home sales. let's bring in charles payne, host of "making money" on fox business. good morning, charles. look, this is a concern for all americans, dropping value in home prices but it's acute on the west coast, why? >> well, it's acute in part because of the combination, it is an interesting combination, particularly seattle, san francisco, where you have these very liberal policies on crime, crime is running rampant. couple that with work from home. so you have got these engineers,

saying we don't want to go downtown, we don't want to return to the office. the more they say they don't want to return the to the office the more derelict the office becomes. seattle seen 34% drop in sales, 18% drop in purchasing drop, 100% climb in inventory because everyone is putting their house on the market. anyone who may have to go into the office there, rather move somewhere else. the people who can work from home or work from home. it is a deadly circle. there is not going to be any change with respect to the violence because there is no change with respect to bail reform and those kind of things. it is a death circle. it's a deadly circle for anyone caught in that. trying to get out as fast as they can. 100% increase in supply. people putting their homes on the market. they're trying to get out of there. will: adding nationwide drop in housing prices because of rising interest rates. you add in unique problems to the west coast. at least for seattle and

san francisco, of crime, local work issues. >> but it's a problem for all of america, will, make no mistake about it. i just want everyone to know, this is really insidious. the average mortgage is now $2400. one year ago it was $1600. average house a year ago was 400,000. now 547,000. most americans have been shut out, completely shut out of the american dream and the sad part about it, it didn't have to happen. will: speaking of things affecting people nationwide when it comes to the economy, it's a staggering stat that has come out where under joe biden's presidency now, people have lost $4200 in annual income. charles, i got, we're looking at here, is a combination of inflation, erasing wage gains, general declines in the stock market, everything, just erasing. by the way, erasing gains during the trump presidency when we were up $4,000 in annual income. >> yeah. here's the thing. president biden gets to campaign

on what we call nominal numbers. he can say, hey, the gdp was up 6%. we, everybody watching this show, we live with real numbers. what are real numbers? they are adjusted for inflation. ever since that $1.9 trillion boondoggle was pushed through, we have had negative, we have had negative wages, every single month since then. so 18, 19 months of negative wages. that loses you 3,000 in purchasing power. now because of that inflation, they have to ratchet up interest rates. so that interest rates are going up, cost to borrow money going up. that is another $100. the average american has lost $4200 in real life. now the president will tell you, hey, this is happened, that has happened on paper. in real life, what i always tell people easiest way to understand it. you make 1,000 bucks, go in the store cost you 1200 bucks you know you lost real wages.

federal reserve is being forced to do, this will get a whole lot worse and sadly, sadly, president biden's going to stoke the flames of inflation with that student loan college thing. he will give the most fortunate americans a gift. so-called inflation reduction act. so this is not going away. this is classic stagflation. an economy that is going down as inflation is going up and remains persistently high. it is the worst possible combination and average american will feel it in their gut, their wallet, everything else in their life. it will affect your psyche. we're going to lose jobs, at least a million jobs. we're going down a dangerous path. it is unfortunate it was all down out of politics. will: charles, that is a hurtful message, that is a message on sunday morning although true we don't want to hear. >> i know. will: kris kristofferson sunday morning coming down. here is the hangover of the past year or two. charles payne. great to see you. >> too bad we all can't go sailing but we'll fight through

it. another kris kristofferson reference. will: thank you, charles. up next houses swept away by hurricane fiona as florida braces for tropical storm ian. the latest forecast showing ian could reach category 4 strength ahead after that, we check back in with joey jones at the tunnel to towers 5k. his reunion with a very special gold star family coming up next. ♪. attacks. u rise to the challenge. u won't clock out. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... ...without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie could help you save. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine.

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sunshine state by tuesday. fox news weather chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is live. rick: clean up day across parts of canada, power returned to many people who lost it. hurricane warning in effect for grand cayman, tropical storm watch for little caiman but hurricane watch just because it's a little bit farther out in time beyond the western tip of cuba. possibly the storm cut the through the yucatan channel. if it does it doesn't have any land interaction which allows it to strengthen more which is certainly in our forecast. we're watching different storms across the atlantic. ian is the big one. a good look at it, hurricane hunters, three different planes going into the storm this morning getting a lot of data. once the data comes in they can get a future forecast what comes from this storm. this is our own proprietary fox model. this is from fox weather. if you have not download the fox weather app, watch live

streaming constantly like the weather channel on your phone, live information from tropical storm ian at all times. throughout the day today, into tomorrow morning we think it strengthens rapidly, going over water conducive for strengthening this is wednesday morning according to this model. probably looking at cat-3, 4, maybe stronger storm across parts of the eastern gulf. guys we're talking about a landfall somewhere in florida, probably thursday or friday from this storm. so, lots of time to watch it, but make sure you get the preps in right now. guys? pete: thank you, rick. ahead of today's tunnel of towers 5k joey jones reflects on the incident that took his own legs and the life of corporal daniel greer. >> we woke up on the 6 this morning, daniel greer and the engineer found things in a storage building they needed to come choke out. daniel stayed ready with the rifle. i realized we're working with a

situation with something rigged to blow. take a few steps back, daniel, we're here to provide security for you. that is just who he was. will: joey is live ahead of the tunnel to towers 5k with the family of his fallen brother. special guest with you this morning, joey. >> guys, listen, i talk about daniel all the time. if you ever heard me speak he is always front and center. his life was taken by the same ied that took my legs but some of these stories have a little more happy ending this is one of them. this is stacy, daniel's son ethan. they are here because they are recipients because of the tunnel to towers foundation. stacy, tell us how that happened? >> well, i had a friend who was also a recipient. she was telling me about it. you need to apply. i was like okay. so i applied. they paid our mortgage off. i still can't believe it sometimes. it has been a year ago. i'm so thankful for them. it is truly a family.

>> guys i was at this event last year, the game la for this organization, ran into stacy, realize the world gets small, gets small in a hurry. tell us what you're wearing today for the run. >> this was, my husband daniel was a career firefighter for the city fire department and also in the marine corps reserves. he was a combat engineer. my jackket is his firefighter jacket that was his. so i'm wearing it in the run today. we'll take turns wearing it. >> have your mom wear it? >> yep. i am. >> he was telling me his favorite sport is soccer. i expect him to come in at the front of the run today. i'm more of a football guy. i do a slow jog. will: so, joey, just to be clear, those are stacy and daniel's son and daughter with you there as well? >> that's right daniel's son ethan. will: daniel's son ethan. that is awesome. getting to know you we got to know daniel. if i remember remember correctly

big university of tennessee fan, is that right? >> we were talking about the university of tennessee fandom. you know what? you have things that divide you, you come together anyway. we love each other anyway. will: that is really cool. that is cool for us i think. and everybody watching to get to meet daniel's family. cool that you shared this person's life with us. we appreciate everybody on the television screen so great tunnels to towers is stepping in, helping out yet again as always. pete: joey jones, perfect man for the assignment. pass our best to stacy greer and her entire family. god bless them. what tunnels to towers doing for them. tunnels to towers never, talking about the life liven so we can live in this beautiful country. rachel: amazing stuff. i tell you what is note amazing, vice president going after crisis pregnancy centers. our next guest got pregnant in

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control of a woman's body. >> innovative strategies that you have used to defend women's reproductive freedom. you are taking on rightly the crisis pregnancy centers. rachel: vice president harris and her party continue to push abortion demonizing pregnancy centers which are a blessing for women and children. here to discuss why is maya brown who got pregnant in high school, got help from a crisis pregnancy center and we have the director of dayton right to life. thanks for joining us. we'll talk about abrams comments. i want to start with mariah. you got pregnant when you were 16. you say the crisis pregnancy center changed your life. made it possible for you to become a nurse? >> yes. so i was 16 when i got pregnant. i went to a crisis pregnancy

center, found out i was pregnant there, where they supported me spiritually, emotionally. they did discuss my options. i did receive education through the parenting courses where i was able to obtain supplies for my baby to come. i actually used a pregnancy center with my second child as well. i received a free ultrasound there. that was my experience with them. yeah. rachel: well you know i looked at some of the details of your story. one of the things that i just, just little things, when you were, you had your baby and you know, you were obviously home and the pregnancy crisis center had a volunteer who would pick up your homework, take it to the school, then bring you back the homework so you could graduate from high school, clearly changing the trajectory of your life, that you had not gotten that degree, your high school diploma, then you got a scholarship as an unwed mom to

go on to college. truly beautiful. i hope we put up your son's picture. that is really the outcome of the pregnancy crisis center. you could be a calvin klein model but he is going to architecture school now. gorgeous son right in the back. you graduated together with you with your masters and him graduating from high school all in the same year. congratulations on that. margie, i want to get to you, as you know crisis pregnancy centers are under attack. literally molotov cocktails have been thrown at them. angels of volunteers, that is what they are who treat the women if they're own daughters help them through this time what kind of impact has this had on your center and other senters across the world, across the nation? >> good morning, rachel. thank you for having us on. it is incredible that these facilities that are helping women the most are being targeted. you know we supply diapers,

food, clothing, all kinds of stuff, a lot of them do, do emotional stuff like scholarships like we do as well. so it is really unfortunate we're the ones being targeted when we're the ones offering real solutions. rachel: margie, mariah alluded to something else that crisis pregnancy centers do, which is important. got an ultrasound. planned parenthood fighting to make sure women don't see their ultrasounds. crisis pregnancy centers providing women with real information to make a informed decision, which seems the right thing, empowering thing to do. >> that is exactly right. women can handle information. so let's give them as much information as we can. let's show them their baby, their baby's heartbeat. you know, let's offer them some prenatal care, all kinds of options for them. schooling, help with their

schooling, like i said, we have the answers and solutions for these women. rachel: so planned parenthood echoing stacy abraham's, we showed the clip there earlier saying that you know, there is no such thing as a heartbeat, this is some sort of conspiracy to make women think there is something living inside of their body when they get pregnant. your response to that? >> my response would be i think we need to go back to the science, right? biology 101. i'm not sure what else that is except for a heartbeat but i suggest people follow the science that we all know what that is. rachel: they truly are, stacey abrams all the people who are echoing her comments, science deniers indeed, do not understand fetal development. mariah, give you the last word for making a case for pregnancy crisis centers across america as they are under attack? >> i hope we remain solution driven, focusing in on the

strengths of families that come through those centers. they also, as margie said support beyond pregnancy. they refer to, humanity partners, i work with brighter futures in dayton, ohio, family partnership program. they refer families to us, we enroll them pre-natally through age 5. a home visitor coming through the family and helping families. pregnancy resource centers are a great referral for that. rachel: you make a great mariah, they sari pro-lifers, pregnancy crisis centers don't care about the mothers and speaking about holistic approach goes beyond birth up until the age of five. wonderful to have you both here. thank you for clearing up this. god bless all of those counselors who are out there doing so much to help people like mariah and her beautiful children. great having you both on tonight.

>> thank you. >> thank you. rachel: turning now to your headlines, starting with this, wild video show the moment a train plows through a colorado police car while a woman was handcuffed in the back seat. that woman is expected to survive despite being hospitalized with serious injuries including nine broken ribs. moments before the crash she was arrested by police for a road rage incident involving a firearm. one officer involved in her arrest has been put on administrative leave. house speaker nancy pelosi getting a cold reception as she tries to discuss climate change at the global citizen festival in new york city. watch. >> nancy pelosi. [mixture of booing and applause] rachel: boos ringing out at the start of the speaker's address. president biden, first lady jill biden touting the administration accomplishments fighting climate change during the event. they're referring of course to what they call the inflation redaction bill which ended up

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pete: give us tips. we'll get on the court. give us tips of basic players. what you need to know. will: tiger, i love racquet sports, i find this hard. why? rachel: smaller surface, right? >> smaller surface. very fast speed. it is fast of the sports. it is -- will: hid it to me. >> 60 miles an hour. you know. pete: 260 miles per hour it comes off the racquet? give you a sky ball. >> different than squash. rachel: what am i doing wrong? tiger. pete: double hits. these are legal. will: are they really? pete: i don't think so. will: i'm telling you, this is hard. rachel: it is. >> yes. you're good. pete: hitting it inside. rachel, not bad. rachel: where did it go? where is it?

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