of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms... develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. speak of the president has the florida to meet with ron desantis. >> trying to make sense of the disaster. >> getting my husband's personal things. >> i have lost them two months ago. now have lost my own house. >> biden has been calling members of the coast guard and thank them. that same euros are about to lose their job thanks to the presidents vaccine mandate. >> about to be kicked out of the garden. to define politicians as they mourn the loss of ems.

>> this desperate cries from the city's subway victim. >> nobody wants open borders. >> and there he is seeking a 2024 bed where she critiqued biden's handling of the border. >> but we should have been doing is come together -- >> the modern candidate. >> jackson. intercepted. it is good. and it is a game-winner. the bills complete the comeback. ♪ ♪ >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, you're looking at the city with a big shoulders as chicago is known. currently 50 degrees. how gorgeous is that they are? the sun is not sneaking out. it is fall out.

50 degrees right now going for a daytime highs. the camera walks up to the mezzanine level right now. 63 is going to be a high. if you're out in the windy city, your highs this week's are going to be in the 60s and 70s. it's going to be beautiful. >> ainsley: i love fall. >> brian: now the bad news. if you are in the windy city, the bears lost to the giants, and had no quarterback. 20-12. think about this, both snapping the ball to their quarterback in the bears still lost. they know it. i'm pretty sure that cubs have been eliminated. >> steve: is that still called the sears tower? >> ainsley: brian should know. he loves sears. >> brian: i'm pretty sure those checks on clearing anymore. >> ainsley: brian sent gift cards to sears even though they went bankrupt. >> brian: i had all those things to choose from. she just had a house. sears has everything. i did not know it was in bankruptcy and it just -- >> ainsley: i was very

appreciative of your birthday present that year. the build a bear gift card and the sears gift card. buying a curate from sears. they were in bankruptcy at the time. i do spend a little extra money to pay for the cure. i never received it. you spend money on the card and i spend extra money. we were both at a loss. >> brian: gambles god. be to that used to be a department store here in new york. >> steve: sarah, what was the name -- that's right. it's now called willis tower. >> brian: willis tower? named after willis? >> steve: i don't think so. >> ainsley: when they ask you that are in jeopardy, you will know the answer. >> steve: it will be in the form of a question. what is the willis tower? meanwhile, it is 8:03 in the 80s, 7:03 in chicago.

florida reeling from the devastation caused by the hurricane as the death toll continues to climb. >> brian: hundreds of thousands of residents are still in the dark. not sure when that power will be restored. >> ainsley: so sad. look at these images. how do you been cleaned up? alexandria hoff is live down there. she is at fort myers beach. what are you hearing? what is the reaction from the people on the ground? >> reaction from people on the ground is really trying to survive where they are right now. we spoke with several people yesterday who rode this out. they were in mobile homes and got themselves into a very hard situation. a lot of hope year. nobody survived this alone. all morning long, we have seen first responder vehicles racing along this roadway behind me deeper into the beach communities. five days into this and this is still very much a crisis response situation. the death toll right now and 61 in florida. that is largely centered right here in the county.

that number is likely to climb statewide. over 600,000 remained without power. that's down from an initial 2.6 million. gas stations need electricity to operate. reported to be hours long at some locations given the damage residents fear that it could be weeks before power is restored. tens of thousands are still without power in puerto rico as well continues to recover from hurricane fiona who hit two weeks ago. president biden and the first lady will travel there to assess the damage. the president is going to arrive at fort myers on wednesday to meet with governor desantis. vice president harris was asked about a comment she made saying the biden administration would take equity into account when dispersing disaster relief. she offered no clarification when asked if she meant for hurricane ian. >> vice president, can you clarify what you meant about equity for hurricane relief? >> governor desantis team responded to that same the

vice president needs to clarify. it is because undue panic here in florida. they added that payment assistance will be available for all floridians. >> steve: they certainly needed. i got a question for you. there is a story in "the new york post" it says apparently, scores of migrants from venezuela who are here in new york are being essentially last type down to florida being hired by apparently a water and debris company to help clear the debris. have you started to notice people coming in from all over the country to do just that? usually, we would be hearing chainsaws behind you and stuff like that. for the most part, you know, the army of helpers cleaning up hasn't started yet. >> if you are exactly right. a lot of that has to do with access. we have not seen anybody, necessarily from out of state who may be hard to do so. we have seen some volunteers come in. a lot of these beach communities that are really in that rebel

state right now, they are largely closed off. it's hard to get access into those. first responders who were there. they want to still have room to be able to do some of these rescue recovery operations. they are still looking for people. >> brian: thanks, alexandria. it's also important. you wait for adjusters to show up. you have to show them where the house was, what you did and what you need. if it takes forever to get down there because fema only has so many people, you've got the tape it. tape everything you can. meanwhile, what is pretty staggering as the president has been getting along with governor desantis. arch political rivals already, they have been getting along. they have been talking every day, sometimes twice a day. the president going down there as you heard on wednesday. he's going to be going to puerto rico and spend the weekend over at his house in delaware. many is speaking to them, one thing he is trying to do is thank the people helping out. one of the people he has been extraordinary as usual has been the coast guard.

>> ainsley: several of them that are being thanked by him. he picked up the phone and he called them. there is one in particular penny went down there. there is an expert swimwear. he was in the water actually rescuing these people saving their lives. we landed about 30-60 days, he is going to lose his job in the coast guard, but because he decided for religious reasons not to get vaccinated even though the president called him to thank him for saving american lives and also the president has said that covid is over. listen to what the president said about this phone call that he made to the coast guard to that nice heroic individual. he thanked them on the phone when biden was talking about it. listen. >> technician, second-class sack who described how difficult theo leave everything and come to safety. i told him how proud of him i was and thank them for all the work he and his coskis are doing to save lives. i am thankful for the brave

women of men and folks working so hard working as one team. hear that from a governor as well as from the federal folks. >> steve: we are working as one team if you got a picture of coast guard technicians second-class. he is scheduled to be discharged 30-60 days for not getting the covid child. he asked for the religious accommodation and was denied. appealed, denied again. how many people did he save, that young man down in florida? and they owe him their lives. because of the policy of the pentagon at this point, because is not vaccinated, he is going to be dismissed. he said this after he had spoken to the president. "if i had asked any of 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. it just sucks that he thanked

me, yet the vaccine mandate is what is kicking me out. i love my job and i'm really good at it. it sucks. i feel like this is the job that i was born to do." but unfortunately, because of a pentagon rule, you've got to be vaccinated. he's going to be let go. he saved a lot of lives to the point where the president of the united states called him on the phone. had he said to the president, by the way -- he should have, but he didn't, because he is the commander-in-chief. instead, now the stories out there. now the president and the department of defense i've got a tough decision. should they keep that restriction in place, that mandate or vaccine, or should they go ahead and change it so that heroes like zach keep their job? >> the president now knows the story. talking about it, it's all over the press now for the president even though zach didn't have that conversation with the president and probably regrets that chemistry was nervous.

it was probably a quick call. the president has an opportunity to say already said the and they make is over. we can live these vaccine mandates now. why are these exemptions working? there is a lawsuit now. they are suing because the coast guard is virtually refused every exemption. >> brian: pete hegseth joins us earlier. >> congratulations, you are out. by the way, he is a representative of thousands of troops over the last couple of years and months who have been told the exact same thing. thank you for your five, ten, 15 years, multiple combat tours, all the expertise we train you on. because you will get an experimental vaccine, you're out. especially now that we know -- we have been told by the commander-in-chief that the pandemic is over. the first question this morning to be, does joe biden believe the man he called to say lives should be kicked out of the coast guard and keep asking the question. >> steve: i think peter doocy

is in the briefing room today. that's a good question for him. >> brian: i think it's coming. let's talk about what's happening at the border. nothing good. the border patrol is overwhelmed on a daily basis. with a number is just increasing for the first time was governor abbott shipping people to these washington, d.c. that was governor ducey. in the new york complaint and we hadn't done it in the texas hadn't done anything yet, they started sending them to new york. from texas in particular, over 3,000 migrants came here illegally are in new york city soon to be put in tents and norwegian cruise lines but we work out a deal to get a norwegian cruise line ship to go to the coast of staten island. you can imagine that. you're going to have -- i don't know what you are doing all day. as steve mentioned earlier in venezuela, these venezuelans heard $15 an hour by going down to florida and helping out. when it comes to what's happening at the border, you are losing the hispanic vote because you thought you were gaining it.

your people have become more and more aware of it. sending these migrants into these blue states. it is now one of the top 4 issues of everyone's things to vote on this. >> ainsley: how are they able to get paid? >> brian: they've got a social security number. >> ainsley: you're not allowed to hire them. >> steve: that is the reason why these migrants from venezuela are going down to florida to help with the cleanup, because it's really hard for them they say to get the paperwork to work here in new york. when you look at these images come another couple of buses showed up here in new york. hillary clinton was on nbc cable a couple of weeks ago. essentially, she was taking a shot at joe biden's policy of open borders. she was specifically referring to the flights of 2 plain fools of migrants to martha's vin vineyard. she had this to say, but we are going to show you what the political ramifications could be for why she said in a moment.

watch. here's hillary september 16th. >> nobody wants open borders of how countries and governments work. nobody wants in humane treatment of humans either. what we should have been doing is to come together to reform change and better fund the system by which we deal with these issues. >> brian: and so what morris digests. he was an advisor to her hus husband. hillary is playing the long game. she is saying that so that she becomes the spoiler. essentially, if joe biden doesn't run, she can step in and say, i'm not as crazy as bernie or gavin newsom. so i'm a moderate. i should be the nominee in 2024. >> ainsley: again? she is going to run again? maybe this is a sign she is going to run. listen. >> i see it more and more signs that heather is going to run. these are all signals that she

is going to be the moderate candidate for president. she is going to say after the elections, she's -- if we stay with the left wing candidate, we are going to lose the right half. i am the only one who will attach to the center and give us a chance of victory." >> ainsley: there's no way. gavin newsom is definitely going to run. as progressive as he is, the more people would support him then hillary. >> brian: there is nobody less motivational for democrats then hillary. she failed against barack obama been an unknown politician. she barely gives donald trump a first-time politician. he should have been the easiest selection in the world. she has no energy. there's no no sincerity. she's too old. >> steve: newt gingrich was on the program a little while ago and said these are the chances of her running. >> anything is possible. lichtman certainly big enough

egos to decide to run again for president would be impossible. you can also have michelle obama decided to run for president which would set up an interesting race. i don't count biden out yet. biden only got a really goo good job. he likes being president at least on the days when he remembers it. you know, i don't think he's going to -- among democrats, his numbers are nearly as bad as they are within the independents and republicans. >> brian: morris says that he knows my hillary is doing that, because that is the same strategy that he developed for bill clinton back in 1992 when bill clinton won the democratic nominee. >> ainsley: she already said she is not going to run. i just don't see it. >> steve: if there is an opening, she is going to run. >> brian: she's got a podcast now. how do you get out of that? b2c has that show.

is it netflix? >> steve: hulu. >> ainsley: you watch a lot of it. i watched a little bit. >> brian: right, if you have watched it, write us or text us. >> ainsley: the email stays empty. >> steve: i think she and chelsea costarred. the two they did. cute nonhuman moments of mom and a daughter that everyone appreciates. it doesn't mean that we like our politics. carley has some headlines. >> situation unfolding in arizona. a young child shot last night near a phoenix elementary school. police say the girl was under the age of 10. she was rushed to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. witnesses say they are two or three gunshots before a car sped away from the scene. police are still investigating that shooting and have not released other details on a possible suspect or the victim. native americans are going after

the biden administration for attempting to restrict fossil fuel resources. the group is piety to develop resources on their own land after president biden's attempto slash production of oil, gas, and goal. chairman of the national tribal energy association telling fox news, air, water, and energy are so foundational to our economy. i believe in a right that all property owners have to develop what belongs to them in any way that they want. costco locations in new jersey may soon be forced to sell my guys to everyone. costco members are currently the only people allowed to fill up their cars in the garden state. in july, the retail giant ended in 18-year deal that allowed all residents to buy their gas which is known for being a little less expensive than other stations. 2 state senators introduced separate bills that would reverse the decision on that one. mcdonnell's newest toys are for adults. grown-ups. that fast food is launching a new box meal today in

collaboration with street wear, fashion label cactus plant fleamarket. mcdonald's calling it on the stall is a play at happy meals and features collectible toys based on the iconic characters. the limited edition meals are launching today and are available with either a big mac for a ten piece nugget and one of the classic toys. those are your headlines. >> ainsley: have a little bit of a complaint with mcdonald's happy meals. it's just easy to grab them. they only do one toy at a time. right now, their cars, the movie. do you know your kids do it? ten of the yellow car. i have 2. you have ten. you go a lot. >> brian: one toy per meal. >> ainsley: variety. you keep going back to see if you could get that pink car. the little girl toy instead of the boy toy. >> steve: i have never heard of cactus plant. >> ainsley: then you're going to buy a happy meal instead of pay more for the regular mail.

>> steve: congratulations, mcdonald's. you got us talking about you. all right, straight-ahead, united kingdom dropping a plan that would cut taxes for the rich. how this move is impacting the market. piers morgan joins us live coming up next.

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uncensored" on fox nation. hey, piers. >> good morning to you from sunny england. >> ainsley: what are y'all dohere?it is affectinal markets. i was thisaffect people in america?>> we have a e prime minister anna ricky chancellor, our chief treasurer if you like. to say they've got off to a bad start would be the understatement of the millennium. what they did is they introduce this budget ten days ago which was heralded immediately by the supporters as the most dramatic and fantastic thing that we had ever seen. actually, it turned out to be a complete train wreck. they have now had to perform a screeching humiliating u-turn on this top-rated tax reduction. the great irony is, they have been forced into it because the wealthy conservative donors actually went to the prime minister of the chancellor and said we don't want this tax cut. they had to be told by the

wealthy and the wealthy backers -- this was an insane idea. britain is going through this enormous cost-of-living crisis right now. this government decided under this new prime minister that the best thing to do was to look after bankers that lifted the cap on bankers bonuses, not to do any one full tax on energy companies and to slash tax rates foe wrist that already performed a u-turn now on the tax cut. g question is, can liz as rebellions amongst their own conservative ranks. this has been an unmitigated disaster. >> ainsley: hopefully we can pull it around. we are pulling for her. we saw that picture of her with a queen on tuesday before the queen died two days later. they just wish her all the best route hopefully she will take note of what's happening and pull things back. >> i'm not sure you should actually. the pound is being crashing against the dollar.

next time you guys come over here, you'll find everything is incredibly cheap for you. i'm not sure you should be wishing her good luck obsolete. >> ainsley: let me talk about the royal family. we saw that portrait. it is the first portrait taken of king charles with camilo william. i think he was taken the day before the funeral. this is just been released. what does this tell you about harry and meghan? they were in the four that we were watching. william and kate. now it's this four. >> i think it is the new file for that doesn't include harry and meghan. they have been consigned to the ranks of effectively exiting your oils. you have the current king who has replaced his mother and you have his eldest son william who will be the next month in york after charles. the message couldn't be any clearer. if you want to lead the country and leave royal duty and live in california and make all this

money from all these companies like netflix and spotify, that's fine. what you are not going to be doing anymore is being senior members of the royal family with all that entails. we thought about this a lot. i do wonder, where is prince harry's head and all this is to mark when he came over for the queen's funeral and he was around the family and around all that pomp and pageantry and ceremony, britain at its absolute best. really showing this extraordinary respect for this amazing monarch, what would he be thinking that he has renounced all this? he has disappeared and deserted his country and people in his family. now what? he has been cut out altogether from his official photo calls now with his father the king and his brother the next king. he is now just out there in california drinking his tailed lattes and wondering, what the hell have i done? is a very significant picture. this is the new streamlined british monarchy right there. in this king, the next king, and

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we talk about that chechnya leader? they are using humana group. they can't record any soldiers. >> putin has fallen so hard and so fast and he knows it. the idea, he has lost credibility with his people, this military. they have increased the draft age to 65. >> brian: 200,000 people left. >> leaving left and right. look at the gains ukraine has made on the east inside. the fact that they took this back and when was a major logistics hunt for russia. the idea that they took that bag. putin knows he's in trouble. >> steve: the story at the end of last week was probably russia that blew up parts of the nord stream two tran pipeline. >> i think it did. that is totally something putin would do and blame it on something else. he wanted to do it so that it took out the reason on why he wasn't allowing energy to go to europe. >> ainsley: do they overthrow him eventually? they are not happy with what

he's doing. >> it's hard. god's tentacles in every agency. he is always been paranoid. that is going to be a hard th thing. he's dangerous. you can imply that he is not. he's dangerous. he knows he's falling. he's got to figure this out quick. they key is nato and the united states need to continue to support ukraine, because they are almost there. i just have to keep supporting them not in blank checks but give them the anti-drone equipment. this will set the tone not only for russia but china. >> brian: we can provide a natural gas for europe. we could have done it. we will give them billions of our dollars, but we won't drill more because of an ideology which is sinful. >> ainsley: we should be exporting as much natural gas as possible. speak out there is a real solution we can provide it. it's biden realizing he has made a terrible mistake. >> steve: your brand-new book comes out officially tomorrow. you can order it today.

it's called "if you want something done." it's all about leadership lessons from old women. take a look at ten women throughout history. how did you pick which women a profile? >> it was actually really hard. that was about ordinary women who became extraordinary. through courage, through sacrifice, through strength. and it tells the lessons of how these people dug deep and whether it was willpower. whether it was being a problem solve air. whether it was courage. whether was somebody whose son otto was brutalized in north korea. she found the strength to go and fight north korea back. whether was somebody like margaret thatcher who just not only believed in britain, but she believed in herself. there are some amazing profiles of courage in there. what i wanted but this, i want every moment and know they deserve to be in the room. and this book inspires them. i hope it motivates them. they key is, every parent that realizes that strong girls

become strong women and strong women become leaders should want them to read this. it allows them to say i could do that. that could be me. i hope that is what -- >> ainsley: you became the governor of our great state of south carolina and took down the confederate flag. that took a lot of courage, because some people in south carolina were upset about that. but you have done that. you've become a real leader in our country. we appreciate what you've done to represent south carolina w well. >> brian: thanks, governor. i will talk to you on radio. coming up on this show, the effort to help the people of florida includes the richest man on the planet, elon musk is doing something to get life back to normal in that horrible region. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> good morning. we watch and the forecast in florida. we have really dry conditions for the next five days. that is good news. i know a lot of people are still

without power. it's going to remain warm. the best news about this is that we don't have any storms on the horizon for the next 5-7 days. dry conditions, welcome news for all of these folks not only in southwestern florida, parts of northern florida and central florida they got hit hard as well. the remnants of the storm system is moving into at the northeast. we have this area of low pressure. this is some of elon's energy that continues to linger pushing this on shore of atlantic ocean. we are going to be dealing with the potential for strong winds and also flooding along the coast. the temperatures are going to be cool over the next couple of days. we will start about those operating at the wednesday and thursday when we finally say goodbye to the remnants of elon. the rest of the country is pretty quiet. we are watching the southwest for more showers and thunderstorms with the mid-atlantic and the northeast hill and settled over the next couple of days. we'll continue keep you up-to-date. thoughts and prayers to our friends in florida. over to you. >> steve: thank you very much.

florida governor ron desantis is getting help from elon musk to help give florida back online after the hurricane. >> we are working with elon musk. he's got the starling satellites. he has been in rehab positioning those to be over as part of florida. it comes from there today. you get the internet office with your device. we are also getting another 120 over the next 24 hours. >> steve: the cyber guy joined us right now to tell us a little bit about what the governor was pointing out. he was pointing out one of the starling kids. >> this is really a godsend for southwest florida right now. and imagine this. you lose everything. you out and you have no power or water. your house is a slab. fema says, just go online to apply for assistance. how are you gonna do that? >> steve: i will go to the library, but the library is g gone. >> starling has to be something my uncle and south carolina was

saying i want this. you can get on the list for this to get internet when you live in a remote part of the united states or anywhere in the world. elon musk thought, with spacex, now that i'm in the space business, i will admit the internet on a bunch of satellites that are above the earth. he's got 3,000 satellites up there. he is refocusing some of that energy down to the southwest florida area. he delivered 120 of these starling transceivers down on the ground. in these links will then spread the internet wherever they are nearby allowing access to the internet for broadband as if you had a normal cable. >> steve: you look at some of the devastation down there obviously without causeway gone, there is a lot of infrastructure missing. these 120 starlike kits are going to be on the ground presumably for first responders which is little bit different than the starlight kids starling

kids in ukraine which were for essentially fighting back. >> the history of what he did with that donation, 15,000 of the units on the ground in the ukraine so that russia can take out the internet in that area. down in south florida, this is really profound for the first responders. i suspect it is going to grow so that other people have access to it. i will tell you, being trapped in katrina in new orleans -- >> steve: anywhere. >> it took me eight hours to single text. a common single 2-line text to someone in that area who happened to be a helicopter pilot. eight hours for him to reply to get a text back to me. you're waiting 16 hours just to send a little message. imagine you are in southwest florida right now. if you are a victim there and you think, i don't want to leave my house. i have nowhere else to go. a lot of people doing that. you are just hoping to god that the power comes on. you're not getting any information. this will be the opening to some

information for the community there that they are not otherwise able to get to. >> steve: there is a reason why he has the world's richest guy. he's got some great ideas. he can help the people in south florida. check out his website. i go to it all the time. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: our thoughts and prayers are with everybody affected by hurricane ian. fox corporation has donated $1 million to the american red cross. hurricane ian relief efforts to provide aid and resources like shelter, meals, medical supplies, and more to those affected. if you would like to join fox's efforts, please visit redcross.org/fox. coming up on this monday, tom brady speaking out on his loss to the kansas city chiefs. week 4 in the nfl. let's check in with bill hemmer for a preview of coming attractions. >> just talking about the aftermath of being there for a long road. we will be back there on this

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>> when you come up short, obviously, we didn't do a great job in any area. we have to do a better job. >> tom friday following a huge loss last night that patrick my homes in the kansas city chiefs. the buccaneers are 2-2. joining us to break down the three games overall, he has the same guy was a host of "let's go" radio show. it's a podcast featuring tom brady every monday night att 6:00 p.m. and larry fitzgerald joins in as well. v7 joins us. let's begin with the buccaneers game with their win -- the chiefs win over the bucs. what did they miss? >> they missed an epic

performance by patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs. everybody thought they were gonna be on a down slide after tyreek king-el departed for miami. he ran near the goal line one time i got right up near it and was going to get tackled then gave a little basketball hoop pass and they scored a touchdown. he is so much fun to watch. he really played well. he had watched at super bowl tape a couple of years ago when they lost in tampa to the bucs which was a much, much bigger game. it really aggravated him and motivated him. kansas city when they get rolling with kelsey and just the weapons that they have, they are tough to stop. they went against the tampa defense i couldn't stop them last night. tampa had only given up 27 points the entire year. they gum up one more point than that last night. kansas city was on all cylinders. >> brian: is he healthy? >> yeah. it looked like a mind heard his arm a little bit on a play where

he got blindsided but came right back in through two or three more touchdown passes after that. i don't think it is an issue. it's football. guys get banged up. he was a little banged up but didn't seem to bother him at a all. what bothered him was they kansas city offense and those guys are hard to chase. he fumbled the ball in the first play of the game ended and set the tone. kansas city went up 7-0. it was out of the races from there. >> brian: let's go to the eagles jaguars game up 14-0. doug peterson going against his old team. eagles are the only 4-0 team in the nfl. are they the best team from what you saw? >> well, it's hard to make that evaluation after one month. they are the only undefeated team. they look like they are a team that is going to have to be reckoned with. they are in the division where nobody feels it's a tough division even though the giants are 3-1 and the cowboys are 3-1. washington is not a good team. they are going to be for that

division and probably win that division. they are going to be a team that's going to be a playoff team. right now, they look like they have it. it helps that trevor and lawrence who has been just terrific so far this season fumbled the ball 4 times. that is a first in the nfl. it's hard to be a first. that hasn't happened in a long, long time. five turnovers on the day because he also had an interception. the defense of the eagles has been terrific so far this year. i look for them to be a team to be dealt with. >> the buffalo bills and ravens are the top teams in the league's. the ravens up early but a comeback that is the story. >> it is because the bills are also being one of those teams that are being looked at. they chiefs and the bills might be on a collision course. baltimore gave up a 17-point lead. they gave up and lead to miami. that's got to be very concerning for the ravens. the ravens had an opportunity to kick a field goal on fourth down

at about four left. even though coach harbaugh did have an explanation and he went to analytics. he could've taken a 3-point lead instead. he puts it on the foot of the bills. they cash in. there you have it. buffalo is in pretty good shape. >> brian: new concussion protocol after he gets hit twice pretty significantly in four days and people think you should know been out there after he was knocked silly on sunday. he plays on thursday night game again. a trainer gets fired. the nfl says they are going to make some changes. they made a statement. nflpa have agreed to i got some different protocols, 15 seconds, jim. what can we expect now? >> he should not have been on the field. the unaffiliated doctor, he was let go. the nflpa once the players to be treated like they are patients, not like they are guys who just get thrown back out on the field.

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