the county right now is getting started on the processing center. but if a city is using 40 employees, you can bet that the county is going to do the same. >> carley: guadalupe bay thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you for >> we begin with a fox news alert, president biden set to head to puerto rico to assess the damage from hurricane fiona, announcing $60 million for the recovery. he will then head to florida. you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: president biden has been praising the first responders, calling members of the coast guard over the phone

to personally thank them. the same heroes are about to lose their job by the end of the year thanks to the president's own vaccine mandate. >> the president has a body week ahead, he and the first lady will be in puerto rico amidfallout of hurricane fiona, which hit two weeks ago and left behind a lot of damage. 100,000 people without power this morning. the president vowed to give puerto rico what they need. >> we owe puerto rico a hell of a lot more than they have gotten, we cannot tire, whatever it takes, i mean it, whatever it takes. >> the president will be back in did sheing c tonight and off to florida on wednesday to meet with officials oversees damage from hurricane ian. among those he spoke with

technician second class zach loze, who is about to beic canned out of the guard over refusal to comply with the covid-19 mandate. reporters are asking kamala harris to clarify remarks she made when she suggested hurricane relief should be handed out based on witty. it appears she will not comment further. >> can you verify what you meant about equity relief? >> she walked right by the press. sparking anger from republicans, including nancy mace. >> discrimination, hurricanes don't see color, political affiliation, they see destruction along the coast. it is incredibly racist. >> the president will be in

florida, the comments are getting a lot of attention and outrage online and in d.c. >> todd: quite a comment. florida still struggling with a slow and costly recovery on the horizon >> carley: it is unknown when power will be restored. alexandria hoff has more, what is the latest? >> alexandria: we are in lee county, fort myers beach. in this county 60% of people are without power, if not for our camera lights, we would be in complete darkness. 600,00 0 residents are still in the dark, that number is down from two million. fear that power won't be restored for weeks.

here is senator marco rubio. >> fort myers beach no longer exists, it was a slice of old florida you can't recapture. this is character altering event. >> alexandria: thousands still remain in shelters without a habitable home to return to. for those trying to pick up the pieces, lines for gas are hours long. only stations with power are able to operate and yesterday major escue operation took place led by coast guard to rescue hundreds stranded on pine island. today work will begin to create temporary bridge to pine island to get supplies in and people out. >> todd: sunday night football opens with moment of silence for

victims of hurricane ian. after kickoff patrick mahames lead the chiefs past tom brady and the bucs. >> mahomes stops, spins and forward for the touchdown for edwards-helair e. he threw three touchdowns, 41-31. packers overcoming aaron rodgers pick six with ot field goal to win. green bay 27-24. in vegas, raiders turn into a scoop and score, jacobs leading the way with two touchdowns in the 32-23 win. and in the battle of high-powered offense, bills come

back against baltimore, lamar jackson throwing that costly interception, lead to buffalo's game-winning field goal, 23 for bills, ravens 20. to eshg no, a 45-second attempt to score and tie the game by chicago is not enough to beat my giants. i videotaped this with my phone, it took forever, i was getting nervous. both backup quarterbacks injured. g-men 20 and bears 12, happy todd. and cowboys backup quarterback cooper rush gets third win, dallas 25, dc 10. eagles rally past trevor lawrence and jags to remain undefeated. do i have extra pep in my step this morning? >> carley: you do.

you are always peppy. i was there with pops. live out your dream of becoming a sportscaster. >> todd: they indulge me, todd boy is happy. >> carley: two minutes to yourself. >> todd: i'm done, silence. >> carley: highlight insists she is not running in 2024, her latest dig against biden proves otherwise. >> todd: and hillary could be siding with republicans, we'll tell you what it is, coming up.

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>> carley: a horrible story here, seven-year-old boy in chicago is shot on his way to church. a family member cob fronted a car jacker. ashley strohmier has more. ashley. >> ashley: a family member he was in the car with confronted a carjacker who was trying to hijack a different vehicle. the family was on their way to church. the boy was taken to the

hospital to be treated for a leg wound. a teenager crashed and killed 55-year-old flores. he is facing first degree murder and aggravated fleeing charges. the 17 year old was just one of four people arrested thursday in connection to that crime. the four are also accused of being part of several carjackings on september 29th. in philadelphia, attempted carjacking in the driveway of a mother and daughter caught on tape in the early morning hours last week. we have the disturbing video, just to warn you, it is of the suspect threatening the pair with a gun. [screaming]

>> what do you want? take whatever you want, just go. >> ashley: pain to feel hear that, september 19th, 6:00 a.m., they were heading to work and school. footage shows the suspect hideing and sneaking up on the mom and daughter from one side of the car when they went to open the doors. police say the pair were not injured, obviously shaken up and scared for their lives. >> todd: that video, unbelievable. thank you. hero subway worker anthony nelson recovering from broken collar bone and dislocated nose after he stopped in to stop a career criminal with 40 prior arrests from harassing subway passengers in the bronx. the suspect was involved in three assaults last year and one incident seen punching an

elderly woman in the face and another video shown throwing hot coffee on two police officers. roberts, this guy should not be on the streets, here is more of the rap sheet. we detailed it there. why do we keep having the same conversation day after day after day with nothing being done about it? >> yeah, very disheartening and let me just say mr. nelson is clearly a hero, he is suffering from the physical beating that he took and the mental and his mother. i speak to her on a weekly basis, this has been horrific. this has to stop. new bail reform must be changed. time and time began, this guy should not be privileged to be under the new bail reform. after 40 beatings, you would think lock him up and throw away the key. >> todd: same conversation day after day and nothing changes.

there is more of his horrific history there. the hero nta employee, a subway cleaner, a middle-class guy getting up going to work and on top of that, does right thing to help the subway passengers getting harassed. with the situation the way it is in new york city, what incentive is for guy like this, mr. nelson, to do the right thing and step up and help peep snel seems there is no incentive to do the right thing. >> i thought i would never say this before, end of the day now, nta has a more dangerous job than the nypd. at least they have weapons to protect themselves, our members don't. we came out of the pandemic with anxiety high and when you sit back and look at the system is

riddled with edp's and people angry and they take it out on our members. >> todd: emt unarmed going to get lunch and killed, horrific story. why isn't mayor adams putting more pressure on governor kathy hochul to do something about it, he doesn't go the next step and make governor kathy hochul do something, why? >> yeah, i don't know if he's handcuffed, he did show up at the hospital for mr. nelson, we're appreciative to that. we're in daily talks to try to make the system better. we're met with challenges, end of the day, no changes, skip labor pain, we need the baby. we need to step up and do better. >> todd: mayor adams said we would have cops in the subway, doesn't seem like it. robert kelly, i hope it gets

better, hope is not a strategy, hope it will improve. thank you, sir. carley, supply chain issues could slow down efforts in florida. elon musk is stepping in to help victims of hurricane ian, we'll tell you how.

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>> janice: take a look at the radar where we have showers and thunderstorms across the four corners, a cold front moving toward the upper midwest and central planes and the rain, some remnants of ian moving to the mid-atlantic and this will linger today through tuesday, rainy conditions and below average temperatures. area of low pressure off the coast and this pattern that is going to make this linger, not only heavy rainfall, but strong winds will lead to coastal flooding from north carolina all the way up to new england.

rain still to come, some areas three to five inches, up toward new jersey and del marva, and wind gusts will be persistent pushing water up and down the coast. when you have winds gust ing 20 to 30 miles per hour. four corners, potential for heavy rain, maybe one to three inches in some areas and the burn scars, that will leave potential for flooding and take a look at tropics, ush doesance number one and two, both areas will move westward and we'll have several days to watch t bottom line, it is not over and we need to be vigilant and around u.s. coastline, things can develop and move quickly, we need to keep alert and have plans in place just in case. >> carley: over600,000

floridians without power and things could get worse. supply chain issues could slow down restoration of florida's electrical grid. home depot head of emergency operation says improvements have been made, there are constraints in the supply chain in total. an international importer and exporter tariff and trade expert joins us now. you know a lot about this issue, if you don't have power right now, should you be worried that supply chain issues will slow down the time it takes to restore it? >> i think there is absolutely going to be a slowdown. on a national level, there is shortage of transformers for electrical power grids. transformers convert high voltage to lower voltage, so it

could go to a business or house. it is an issue. right now we have long lag times especially on the east coast with equipment and raw materials coming in. it will take a while. with that, i think no matter how tragic this terrible storm impacted florida, i think it could have been more severe, especially with ports of tampa and jacksonville, two major ports. if those shut down, this would have been parlaid issue that i think would have affected a lot of communities more severely. >> carley: great point on the ports. back to transformers, is the issue they are not made in the united states? is this example of good reason to get the supply chain back at home? >> yes. from my understanding and i'm not an expert trans formers,

only about half a dozen companies make the transformers and only one produce special steel required to make it for the others. with that, other steel coming from other countries, especially germany, had strikes in germany that set the supply chain back for months and we know the china issues we've been experiencing, should have more merchandising for emergencies and not be so dependent on overseas countries. >> carley: over 600,000 people without power or internet or phone service and governor desantis said elon musk will partner with florida to help out. take a listen. >> we're working with elon musk and he's got star link satellite repositioning those to be over this part of florida. it comes from there to here and you can get the internet off this with your device.

we are getting about 120 over the next 24 hours. >> carley: we saw elon musk help ukraine at the start to get internet back, now he's helping florida, what do you make of this? >> i think that is wonderful, imagine 20 years ago when the technologies were not available, a lot of people would be without internet and just make matters worse for them. one thing i want to mention, the supply chain will put pressure on building supplies. we've already been very limited in building supplies and now the rebuild will put more pressure and shortages in certain instances. >> carley: so true and shortage of housing right now, if you can't get building supplies or shortage because all is going to florida, could impact the whole country. thank you for joining us. carol turning to the border crisis, we

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>> carley: interesting development here, large number of immigrant in new york city making their way to florida to help out with hurricane ian clean up efforts. >> todd: brooke singman has the details. >> brooke: "new york post" reporting 100 migrants piled into queens to clean up areas devastated by hurricane ian last week. one imgrabt says they will be paid $15 an hour plus overtime and $15 per day for food. i migrants don't know who they will be working for, a woman approached them with a flyer. 37-year-old javier telling the post, it's been hard to find work in new york, that is why a lot of us are going, three quarters of the migrants bussed to new york city live in homeless shelters and new data

from the 2022 fiscal year, shows 600,000 known gotaways at the southern border, combined total of 459,000 gotaways in the last fiscal year. former chief robby scott believes the biden administration is turning a blind eye to the crisis. listen. >> chosen to ignore it is illegal to cross the ports of entry and created 2000-mile wide port of entry. no encourage or discouragement. >> brooke: 12 migrant buses arrived at port authority in new york city over the weekend. >> todd: eric adams trying to get his hands on a private

cruise ship to house border migrants, after 12 more buses arrived in the big apple over the weekend. norwegian cruise line confirming new york city approached us about potential charter of a cruise vessel, we cannot speculate about the outcome of ongoing business discussions. california mayor chris riggs joins me now. i don't understand why city of this size is having so much difficulty handling a few thousand migrants? as a border mayor, do you sit back and laugh considering what you have had to deal with for years, new york city can't handle a couple thousand? >> it really is surprising considering the amount of money that that area has, they are not able to take care of the few that has been sent in their

direction, i'm shocked, i really am shocked. >> todd: this move by republican governors to put democrats on the line to come up with an answer is exposing in fighting within the democratic party, here is aoc ripping plan for migrant saying "i think we can get to a place with a better solution here. mayor riggs, isn't the solution to come out and attack the biden administration for open policies? >> it absolutely would be and insist that we secure our border because at this point, every time i hear them say our border is secure, come down here and take a look and i'll be happy to show them how secure our border is. >> todd: there is this, the average american can't afford to go on a cruise right now thanks to crippling inflation and stock market tanking. i know they are not going on a cruise, how should the average middle american feel these

people are getting room and board on a cruise ship while they are toiling away day in and day out throughout america trying to survive? >> they should be outraged. i'm outraged, me and my wife had to cancel our cruise because of inflation the way it is, we couldn't afford it. >> todd: bizarre world and doesn't look to be getting better. the democrat running for da wanting to protect illegal migrants from deportation and slash the phoenix police department budget. listen to her platform. >> there are ways to make immigration neutral as possible, justice should be individualized determination, driven by all of the issues that are happening in someone's life up to and including immigration status. >> todd: okay, mayor, boil this

down. is she literally saying we should not charge illegal immigrants with crimes that an ordinary citizen would be charged with simply because they could be deported? >> that is absolutely what she's saying and if she wants taste of that, come down here, we contract with mcso, their hands are tied when it comes to illegal immigrant and seeing uptick in crime. just saturday, i had three homicides here and this community has not seen a homicide in probably 100 years. >> todd: why charge them with homicide if they are illegal, they could be deported, let that person walk free to commit another homicide, it is insane logic, makes no sense who would vote for this person. thank you for coming on the program and giving us truth, we appreciate it.

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>> carley: 30-year mortgage rates jumping to 7%, highest level since 2007 housing crisis. >> todd: that is insane, desperate sellers lower prices, what does that mean for your wallet? cheryl casone from fox business is here. >> cheryl: the nation's most popular loan, 30-year if i canned has highest rating since july of 2007. payments doubled since last

year, according to red fin, the mortgage jumped by 15%, $337, this mostly relates to first-time homebuyers seeking new loans, since most prefer the 30-year fixed. for home sellers, advice is loud and clear, adjust your asking price and do it quickly, potential homebuyers are getting cold feet. several experts and analysts say that and i've been saying that for a long time. >> carley: update on schools, critical race theory, what is going on? >> cheryl: push from the biden administration could change what your kids learn in school. proposed 2023 budget includes provision for community school program focused on embedding culturally relevant teaching

style and restorative justice practices, according to coalition for community schools that coalition front and center on the doe website. critical race theory comes from culturally responsive pedogogy. >> signals she is going to be the model candidate for president, she will say after the election, the left cost us the house and senate and if we stay with left wing candidate, we'll lose the white house and i'm only one who will go to the center and give us a chance at victory. >> cheryl: when it comes to the

border, clinton addressed the crisis at the border. >> the senate, we passed a bill to deal with this, nobody wants open borders. >> cheryl: except joe biden, house speaker nancy pelosi grabbing attention saying immigrants should stay in florida to pick crops. >> carley: that was eye-opener of the weekend. see how it shapes up. hillary clinton, desantis, newsom. >> cheryl: people will come on and say joe biden is not going to run, he says he is, shes he's not. >> carley: he says he is kind of. >> todd: nancy pelosi can only hide how you feel for so long. exposed herself now. members of the media ush aring to the president's defense after he forgot about the death of

jackie walorski, listen to this. >> president biden: representative jacky, are you here? >> it is clear the president had a slip of the tongue obviously. >> people make mistakes and you go from there. >> we've all done it before. >> carley: joe concha joins us now, good morning. this was a very big mistake by the president and that is how meet the press chose to cover it, what chuck todd said, what do you make thaf? >> chuck todd says we've all done it, i'm certain we, almost everybody on the planet outside the movie sixth sense have never looked for a dead person after honoring that person. believe me, as sure as you were born, carley, if donald trump

had done the same thing issue the news cycle starting with chuck todd, would be overwhelmed with trump's mental state. i talk about in my book "come on man, "how we have gone beyond bias and it has shifted, journalist to activism and the former moderator of meet the press, would never say the things chuck todd says on a weekly basis. todd said that millions of people entering the country illegally could be a good thing, this administration doesn't stop and actively encourages will only lower inflation, that was chuck todd's argument. the show has become a absolute joke. >> todd: nancy pelosi saying they should go pick crops in florida, their true feelings are

being exposed for the world to see. vice president kamala harris asked to explain what she meant when she said president biden would take equity into account when dispensing hurricane relief. listen. >> vice president harris: it is our lowest income communities and communities of color most impacted. we have to address this in way giving resources based on equity. >> can you clarify what you meant boo equity for hurricane relief? >> todd: joe, she was the top attorney in the state of california, she has to know that her equity idea is patently illegal. this is day one law school stuff and i know i say that all the time, almost before day one law school stuff. why does she think she can make a comment like that? >> joe: this is sophomore year as far as knowing what you should know about the law and as you said, yes, she was the

attorney general of california. but obviously, this is basically virtue signalling is what kamala harris is doing here and she does it quite often and you were talking before earlier with cheryl as far as who will be the 2024 democratic nominee if joe biden doesn't run and usually the first choice is the vice president, obviously. even democrats, when they see kamala harris speaking on a daily basis, they see her say we have a great alliance with north korea, for example, they see she is not ready to be president on every level, statements like this show it. if joe biden doesn't run, you can be sure that kamala harris will be running for president and gavin newsom also in california will be running, hillary clinton, you just talked before. 28 people will probably jump into that pool running for democratic nomination and

doesn't seem like there are any good options. >> todd: pick upper your cop of joe concha's new book "come on man." the pool, 28-person pool, hope there is a lot of chlorine, thank you very much. >> todd: president biden praising coast guard member saving life of an individual during hurricane ian, same hero set to be fired thanks to the president's vaccine mandate. michael waltz is outraged about that and here next. >> carley: steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: coming up in 11 minutes and 40 seconds, former ambassador nikki haley is staring down russia as close putin ally and urges kremlin to use low-yield nukes in ukraine. what?

nikki haley weighs in on the growing threat of nuclear war in our world, plus back home, you will never guess latest democrat blasting biden's open borters, if you were watching five minutes ago, you know it was hillary clinton. newt gingrich will react and a former aide calls this a sign she is running for president again and caitlyn gives her take. and joining us is piers morgan shgs charles payne, and pete hegseth. you are watching fox news channel.

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>> i told him how proud of him i was. thanked him for all the work he

and his are doing to save lives. i'm grateful for the brave men and women federal folks working so hard. all working one team. hearing hear that that from the governor as well as the federal folks. >> todd: president biden personally calling first responders including members of the coast guard to risk heir lives from others from the devastation of hurricane ian. >> carley: zac lash says he will lose his job by the end of the year thanks to the president's own vaccine mandate. florida congressman michael waltz is a former green beret commander and member of the house armed services committee and he joins us now. congressman, if you can believe it, the man that the president called to thank for his heroic action is going to be fired at the end of the year because of the president's own policies. what do you make of this? >> >> yeah. he is one of 2600 coasties. that are in this position and i

can tell you what, the disabled woman in a wheelchair that he strapped to himself and extracted -- saved her life. she didn't care that he hadn't received a vaccine. we have over 1,000 national guardsmen and women in the florida national guard are that are will the in the same position on the verge of getting kicked out of the guard, with no pay and benefits. losing their retirement. they are out there on the front lines right now. and the people that they are giving water, food, protecting from looting and crying, they don't care. the floridians this they are out there saving don't care. pentagon is sticking to the stubborn asinine policy that is not following the data and the science. look, the cdc has changed the guidelines. it is clear the vaccine doesn't stop the spread. you know, one could argue it made sense when we thought that it did, but it no longer does this. is an extremely healthy

population. the fact that it is going to effect readiness doesn't hold water. at the end of the day, on top of it all, guys. we have a major recruiting crisis. we are falling short, particularly in the army by thousands and thousands of men and women that they can't bring in to replace these people that are on the verge of kicking out. they have got to stop this mandate it. doesn't make any sense and it's hurting people the point that you made is the exact same one that mr. loesch made. quote, if i had asked any ever the people i saved yesterday if they wanted to come with me even though i am unvaccinated. every single one of them would have said yes. he thanked me. yet the vaccine mandate is what is kicking me out. i just love my job and i'm really good at it. i feel like this is a job that i was born to do. do you think any of this public pressure will force any of these washington bureaucrats to say, you know, we need to change this up now or at this point is this all about saving face? >> there is just this stubborn

ideology that just doesn't make any sense. look, i get it, you know, i'm a colonel in the military and as a green beret and national guardsman, you give a platoon an order to take t the hill. they have to follow that order for good military and discipline. as a leader and this is what i am asking of the pentagon leadership. you also have to reevaluate your orders. you have to change your orders when the situation changes. and, you know, if you ever someone getting into a submarine or getting into a tank, that you thought were going to infect others, that's one thing. but since the vaccine now doesn't stop the spread, it's a personal health decision, the cdc agrees, let's reevaluate this order. if we flip the house i hope to be the chairman of the military readiness committee. if the pentagon won't change we will legislate it and force them to change. we have to take care of these people who have been out on the front lines all during the pandemic. many of whom, by the way, have

natural immunity because they already got the virus and the pentagon is not taking that a count either. it just makes no sense to hurt these folks. we are talking big numbers, guys. you know, 15,000 just in the army alone. on top of the 15,000 that they fell short. that's from a recruiting standpoint that's three divisions worth of soldiers and oh by the way we have the russians threatening nuclear war and a massive major chinese build-up. common sense has got to reign here. >> carley: latest u gov cbs news poll. 68% of people believe rights and freedoms are at stake in the elections. a lot of people view that see the overtucker the roe v. wade. that could also mean how people view pandemic policies and lockdowns and everything that happened in 2020. 15 seconds to you, unfortunately, but you still think those things are on top of mind for the american people? >> well, i think, first and

foremost, the economy, crime, border, inflation are top of mind for this midterm. but this freedom issue, you are right, it questions both ways and at the end of the day, whether it comes to the military, the commander-in-chief himself, joe biden said the pandemic is over. so let's adjust. >> todd: congressman michael waltz, thank you for joining us as always. we appreciate it. and, with that "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the president heads to florida to meet with ron desantis. >> hurricane ian left 61 people dead there. >> floridians trying to make sense of the disaster. >> getting my husband's personal things. ross him two months ago and now i lost our home. >> thanked him all the would arend and he the coasty have been doing. >> about to lose their jobs thanks to the president's vaccine mandates. >> mark lohse about to get kicked out of the guard. >> no one wants open borders. >> seeking a 24 bi