like ukraine. >> carley: congressman greg steube, thank you for joining us this morning we are thinking about you and everybody in your district and across florida. >> keep us in your prayers. >> carley: we saw the images of sanibel island and it's like they said in complete disarray. thank you for joining us. >> todd: with that, "fox & friends" begins right now. bye-bye, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> long hard road to recovery from the devastation in it very early stages. >> death toll climbing to at least 78. >> estimates put the costs somewhere north of $100 billion. >> some spots look like a bomb went off. >> japan issued a warning to its citizens to take shelter after they detected a missile launch from north korea. >> just part of kim jong un strategy of nuclear extortion. this economy has tanked. >> dad visiting son. dead this morning caught in a crossfire of homeless men and

hotel staff. in the room discovered bomb making materials. >> i have been on the phone. we are working in conjunction. >> gas prices climbing again, hitting $3.80 a gallon. >> prices along the west coast are the highest in the country. >> school, work, trying to make a living. >> wild monday night football. protester rams bobby wagner lays him out. ♪ good morning ♪ brand new day ♪ this morning ♪ on my way. >> it is a good morning because we woke up. >> the weather here not so good. >> brian: alive? >> ainsley: being able to put your feet on the ground. get out of bed. thank god. >> steve: you are on the right side of the grass. >> ainsley: exactly. look what's going on outside. >> steve: it is what we used to

refer to in kansas a fog strangler. it is pouring out there. some of the remnants of the storm system that we had off and on throughout the northeast over the last couple of days. >> brian: if you are playing outdoors today or if you have recreation right after lunch, which takes place, you are probably going to be in a jam. not going to be allowed to go outside. >> ainsley: playgrounds on the roof. >> steve: call it recreation? we call it recess. >> brian: we don't call it recess it's a little backwards. if it was bad weather. we say the blacktop. >> steve: school? >> >> brian: bad weather stay on the blacktop. good weather, you get to go to the grass. really bad weather you sit in the gym and you don't touch anything. >> ainsley: bad weather did you go to the blacktop that's still outside. >> brian: during the pandemic they wouldn't let the kid go inside. >> steve: anyway, welcome to

your day. a little rainy here in the northeast. we hope wherever you are it's going to be a good day. they continue down in florida, the recovery efforts are ongoing as the death toll from the monster storm continues to rise. >> ainsley: residents in one of the many hard hit areas imarg the devastation to a war zone. >> brian: alexandria hoff on the ground fort myers beach with the latest. alexandria. >> i wouldn't dispute that war zone comparison one bit. recovery efforts have been ongoing 24 hours and have been quite impressive. right now still about 440,000 floridians without power. that is down from 2.6 million. it is still estimated that in some of the hardest hit areas like where we are right now that power could not come back for weeks, perhaps even months. now, as those numbers go down in terms of power outages, ian's death toll is sadly rising. the a.p. reporting 78 death. 71 here in florida. survival plagued by trauma.

resident cheryl wise told the news press, quote: it's just the most horrible thing in the whole world really. it's like a war zone. i couldn't believe any of it. there is no possible way in the whole world i could recover. everything i worked for my whole life is gone. from the air a statement like that is best understood. yesterday we got an exclusive look at the wreckage on sanibel island completely disseminated by hurricane ian. only bridge in and out washed away. woe accompanied the florida national guard black hawk helicopter. continue dropoffs of heavy machinery and supplies on pine island also inaccessible by car. >> the bridges are completely washed out. the only way to get there is by air. helicopter, or by boat. so we have been moving pallets upon pallets of food and water. you can see the semi-trucks continuing to bring supplies. we are moving them over as fast as we can. we are here to support however long as needed. >> meanwhile, four people are arrested by the lee county sheriff's office for allegedly

looting through the damage caused by hurricane ian. they face charges including burglary and grand larceny. all four released after posting $35,000 bond. and governor desantis warned against looting last week. he also said in terms of pine island that a temp russia bridge is being installed there to get people on and off the island. president biden will be meeting with the governor when he he comes here tomorrow. >> steve: quick question for you i know you are in front of a big boat behind you. there are boats like that throughout your region the ground where they should not be what are they going to do with them? are they going to get a big displean are they going to saw them up? i mean, most of them are not sea worthy anymore. have. >> going to bring in a creab. felt his boat was salvageable. wanted it do repairs to it.

danger the boats can pose in a situation like this. we spoke to a man yesterday hanging on to a three for three hours trying to shield himself from debris. if one of these would have came along he would have been in a bad position. >> ainsley: guy had a broken hip for four days? >> for four days stranded on one of those islands no way in or out. ended up getting taken off by boat. people in more severe condition than that flown off those islands. >> ainsley: thank you very much alexandria. like a car you have to get insurance agent in drivable or totaled. >> steve: if there is no road to the boat hard to get the ajester there. >> brian: frontline they say about 600,000 still without power. fort myers and some places uninhabitable will be that way for months. >> ainsley: my sister-in-law lived there. she grew up there. they thought it was going to hit tampa and it turned. they called her yesterday, the

airport is about to open on wednesday. we are getting a flight. i don't care how much it costs we are going to buy a plane ticket because we have got to get out of here. they don't have electricity. they have had it up to here. they are fine. their unit was okay because they are in a high rise. imagine how all those people feel that don't have anything. >> brian: absolutely. you have phoney that and of course ian in florida. and you have fiona in puerto rico. the president will be in florida tomorrow. and yesterday he was in puerto rico to do what basically his predecessor didn't provide the aid puerto rico needs. giving theme lot of blank checks. one thing president trump found after meeting with the governor a few times there a lot of corruption and grift. please don't write a black check it. has to get to the right people. do follow through. the president went down there and he wanted to show everyone that he was engaged; however,

when he spoke his message was muddled almost insister-in-law. >> steve: he had this habit of inflating his personal connection to audiences and yesterday he did that once again. making this claim that we have never heard. watch. >> i come from a little state, little state of delaware, it's not like the congresswoman from new york, she is from the big state. but we have a very relevant,, in relative terms, puerto rican population in. relative to our population weemplet the eighth largest black population in the country and between all minorities, we have 20% of our state is minority. and so i -- i -- i was sort of raised in the puerto rico community at home politically and so we -- and we came here for a long time both for business and pleasures. >> brian: what does that even mean? >> ainsley: raised in a puerto rican community.

>> steve: i was sort of raised in a puerto rican community in delaware. "new york post" looked into his claim and 50 years ago when joe biden launched his political career only 2,000 people of puerto rican ancestry lived in the state of delaware. joe did not mention any links to puerto ricans in delaware in his 2007 memoir. so it's just one of those head-scratchers like he has told so many stories that have been debunked like the story about the amtrak be conductor which is chronologically impossible. he has told that at least 8 times. he said he went to the tree of life after the synagogue shooting. the synagogue people said he was never here. he said to the people of historically black cleanings he was arrested several times for civil rights there is no evidence of that. this is the first time we have ever heard that story. >> ainsley: yeah. probably sounds like it's been debunked and it's just another bizarre comment. he keeps saying these bizarre

things. >> steve: he has had throughout his history had a plagiarism problem. he had one in law school. had he to drop out of the presidential run in 19 # 8 because he was plagiarizing speeches by neil kinnick from great britain. new story. >> ainsley: did you see the first lady she like looking, what is he going to say? people stop him. >> brian: you could always -- i think people get really nervous. our nation gets nervous when he is on prompter even when he is off prompter. talk about something the president is bragging about how much he took gas prices down to astronomical and implausible. still way over what he took over the country. ons west coast are gas prices high and going up again. refineries working to capacity. you cannot blame the hurricane. look at this. >> ainsley: look how much it went up. >> brian: 5-point # 8 almost intocialg lots to do with the tanktaxes they continue to go gn

make transportation energy less affordable. >> ainsley: today $6.41. >> steve: california in some stations went up $1 in the last few weeks. now, in the great lakes area where we don't include that some up 50-cent per gallon in the last couple of weeks. the reason california in particularly, l.a. county set a new record yesterday with $6.46 a gallon. the reason for it is once again is supply and demand. three refineries unexpectedly are down for maintenance. they were not counting on that. because of the onerous restrictions on petroleum products in california, you can't ship it in from another state because it doesn't work. it's got to be refined a certain way. that's why california, look, they brought it on themselves. they have got these rules that restrict the kind of gasoline and the fact that they have got three refineries down payment. that's why suddenly everybody is looking to opec plus which is going to have a meeting

tomorrow. it sounds like they are considering cutting production by 2 million barrels a day, which is going to jack up the prices even more. >> ainsley: joe biden has continued to dip into our federal reserve because he wants to cool down these prices. he knows the election is coming up. he has already dipped in five times since last november. so, the elections are in november. and this is a big issue. for every american, it is for republicans, republicans are going to use this. but every family across the country, the economy and inflation are two of the top issues of why people are going to go to the polls. this will not be good for the election for democrats. >> brian: they are going to start pulling out gas prices are coming down out of his copy and prompter. next one extended war by vladimir putin in ukraine has jacked up prices here at home. >> ainsley: national average is 3.80. when it comes to his approval ratings, the monmouth poll, 30% approval rating for innerflation

and 32% for crime and 43% for -- >> steve: this summer joe biden flew to saudi arabia to ask them to help increase production. they increased production by 100,000 barrels day which is a drop in the bucket. now they are talking about cutting it by 2 million barrels a day. a lot of people see, ainsley, what you were talking about. when they opened up the strategic petroleum reserve, that was -- >> ainsley: his way of saying i don't care what y'all do i'm going to fix it here. >> steve: this is looking like payback by saudi arabia. too bad, america, we are going to jack up your prices before the midterms. >> brian: guess who benefits from that? russia benefits from that and all -- iran will benefit from that. all the nations that have been helping russia out will benefit. >> steve: bad politically for joe biden. terrible for all of us because we have to pay. >> ainsley: heating bills going up about to turn on the heat. >> steve: i actually turned it

on yesterday. >> ainsley: i actually did too for the first time. >> steve: cbp agents saving a man's life seven times. the fallout from joe biden's policies coming up. brain brain los angeles rams wasn't between two players tackle caught on camera. knuckle head. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> carley: we are back with your headlines starting with a tragedy in upstate new york. a father visiting son at marist

college killed after being hit by stray bullet in a hotel lobby. >> paul was caught in the crossfire after police say a fight between two homeless men ended in gunfire. authorities later uncovered bomb-making materials in the suspect's room. both men had prior felony charges. and the suspected shooter roy johnson served time for first degree robbery and burglary. to a fox news alert, south korea and u.s. fighter jets conducting bombing drills today in response to a north korean ballistic missile test over japan. japanese officials ordering more than 5 million residents to take shelter. the wrong-range missile test marking the first launch over japan in five years. stay tuned next hour. >> going to be speaking with national security council coordinator for strategic communications john kirby. that's going to be an interview taking place at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. to a wild monday night football moment as rams pro bowl

linebacker bobby wagner lays out an animal rights protester attempting to make a statement on the field with a puff of smoke. during regulation the super bowl champion rams could not stop samuel and the 49ers offense. >> quick throw. what a saskatchewan. samuel stays upright. terrific catch and one. one-on-one with ramsey. can't bring him down. samuel, touchdown. >> the san francisco defense also intercepting that staffer for a pick 6 to seal the deal for the fourth quarter. niners win 24-9. we would like to wish a 100th birthday to harriet holes cloud. she hassen won several awards for work for children who have

genetic. greatest accomplishment 8 children, 15 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren and as ainsley would say -- ainsley, why don't you say it. >> ainsley: we're so glad you were born. >> carley: happy 100th birthday. >> ainsley: she looks fantastic. amazing. >> steve: got her story from her friend barb and her husband watch every morning. apparently harriet's mother lived to be 10 a 5. >> ainsley: great genes. what's she drinking? >> steve: i want to have whatever. >> ainsley: what did you do? well, i had a whiskey every day or i had cigarettes every day. it's like what? not any longer for cigarettes. but the whiskey. >> brian: read the warning label. >> steve: you never know take the edge off of the day. >> ainsley: want to know what you are doing. you look fantastic and we would all love to live that long.

>> brian: intermittent fasting. a cleanse? >> ainsley: atkins diet? >> steve: glad you are here. >> brian: one of the stories up until recently no one was reporting chaos at the border. national security and national population and the makeup of our country and only getting worse. we are talking about the border wall wars now taking place. and even yesterday i saw that mayor adams in new york did something he should have been doing from day one. he has actually called out both sides. he says the extreme right and extreme left are helping to bring down the border and making us insecure. and he wants them to come together because he got nine bus loads -- we did, over the weekend of illegal migrants who according to tent cities in the bronx it got flooded. enough to he is going to randal island. >> steve: curious thing about that. you would think they would know that that area that they were going to put the tent city in would flood.

and so was it really the flood or was it complaints from people in the bronx that said look, this is already a very low income neighborhood. it's already a lot of crime. please put it over there not in my backyard. so randal island is where they have men's shelter and other government facility. tent city. >> ainsley: a lot of these networks were not reporting what happened down on the border. this actually forced them to do it. saw these buses and planes. griff jenkins spent a lot on the border and down in mexico. this is his latest tweet. warning, graphic images. border patrol agents save a migrant's life after crossing into del rio sector with 7 stab wounds including a cut to his throat. not a child. look at these pictures. that is what is happening on the border. a cut to his throat and told agents he suffered on the mexican side. >> there is a tweet from the

chief of border patrol raúl ortiz who writes over the weekend 1,442 migrants apprehended. gang members arrested. one sex offender. two firearms seized 338 pounds of meth plus 10 pounds of fentanyl. great job 'honor first. about our southern border. 'politico west wing playbook had a story that started this way. it started there is a tall fox news reporter in his mid 30's with slicked back hair and getting air combative indignation getting under the skin of some people in joe biden's administration and he is not peter doocy. they were talking about bill melugin, or go-to guy at the border. and apparently current white house administration officials expressed to playbook frustration in his on air coverage. said there is an alarmist quality to it. he was on last night with bret

baier who asked him about it. here is what mr. melugin had to say. >> i thought it was a little bizarre. i mean, they say our coverage is alarmist. what's happening at that border is alarming. we see it every day. we have seen it everyday for a year and a half. we'll can't even show on tv some of the things we see down there, the corpses. the little children who are sexually assaulted. it's something you have to physically go and see yourself to really get the scope of what is happening down there. i didn't truly understand it until i went down there physically and started covering it half of each month for the last 16 months. it appears they are not too thrilled that we invest in drones and we can see a lot of stuff from the air. that we have got these night vision thermal drones. we will continue covering that border and doing a great job and we have great teams down there and they can write whatever they want. it's all right. >> brian: the facts tell the story, also, by the way, bill melugin has been saying the only time the press showed up was when the bridge story. the other time the press showed up is when they thought they had a race story when border patrol was on horses trying to get

together with the number of haitians coming across the border. that ended up being there is no there there. so that kind of just went away. the president of the united states has been compromised, going to henry cuellar left wing groups infiltrated the white house. going on their agenda. when jim jordan comes out and says mayorkas should be impeached he should quit because he has no power. because the president will not give him power to enforce the border. as tom homan told us rerepeatedly he knows how to do it but not being allowed to do it. lying under oath saying the border is secure. bill melugin said you call this secure in one of his treats had images of thousands. people coming across. >> steve: bill melugin was face to face with mr. mayorkas homeland security asked him a couple of questions he said no. then again, what would you say if you were him? it is 6:26 here now in the east.

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3-year-old boy shot and killed this weekend in the windowy city. the young boy was in the back seat when his mom got into a confrontation with another driver, when she tried to drive away, somebody in the other car opened fire and killed him. with 258 minors shot in chicago just this year. many including our next guest say enough is enough. pastor corey brooks is the ceo of project hood and senior pastor for the new beginnings church. he joins us from chicago. pastor, good morning. >> good morning, steve. thank you for having me on. >> steve: although, you know, it's a good morning any morning you wake up in chicago, you look at these numbers so many people are dying. it's hard for us to get our heads around on what is going on in your town. >> yes, it's unfortunate that we continue to have this cycle of issues violence in our city. just on august 18th, we had

seven children in 17 hours to be shot. and as you reported earlier, over 285 children have been shot in chicago. and out of those 285 children, 47 of those children are under the age of 17. and ten of those children are under the age of 12. have been killed. so we have this vicious cycle that is continuing. we should be outraged by it. but it seems that we're not getting ahold of it yet. >> steve: pastor, we have heard some times chicago's problem is a gang problem. that means these kids are either caught in the crossfire and murdered or they are just collateral damage to shootings that run related to them just being a kid. >> absolutely. when children aren't safe to ride in the cars with their parents, when they're not safe to go to playgrounds because of mass shootings. when he they're not safe to go to schools and walk to schools, we have a serious issue that needs to be dealt with. and it seems like every year we keep talking about this same problem in the city of chicago

and it's overtime that we do something about it. >> steve: pastor, this morning we catch you are off the road. you have been up on the roof i can't tell you how many days. you have been through every weather phenomena, snow, ice and rain and we have talked to you because you are trying to build a community center in your community to try to turn lives around. can you give us an update on how you are doing so far? >> they told me i was going to be on with you, steve. i dressed up and came off the roof today and came down to the studio. we have been on the roof over 300 days trying to bring attention and awareness to the violence and raise as much money as we possibly can our goal is to raise 35 million we raised 20 million since november 20th. we are going to try to build this center debt free. goal is to break ground on october 29th. work on violence and poverty in chicago. we need everybody's help. we appreciate fox for continually giving us opportunity to talk about what we are trying to accomplish.

and because of you, we are doing it. >> steve: you know, and, pastor, you mentioned fox. you appear primarily on fox. so it county kindness of these strangers all across america that are going to make this community center a reality. >> absolutely, steve. without a shadow of a doubt. if it were not for fox we definitely would not have raised $20 million thus far. fox has been so good to us. spreading our message. helping us do something about the violence in chicago when a lot of the other stations are being silent about the violence, fox has stepped up and making sure that they have a word and a say not just about the violence but also about the solution on the south side of chicago. and it's very much appreciated. all of the support we get all around the country has been garnered because of what fox has done for us. >> steve: we are just providing the air time. it's you with the message and you still need a long way to go make. >> 15 million. >> steve: 15 million. let's see -- listen, times are tough all over the country.

folks, if you would like to make a donation for the community center, visit project h.o.o.d.org. it's right there. >> steve, it's still warm. you got enough time to visit me at least one night. >> steve: you know what? i'm going to take you up on that. i'm going to come over. >> thank you. >> steve: pastor, thank you very much. >> god bless you, st. >> steve: steve help those people out. that guy is amazing. coming up on this tuesday a republican senate candidate is threatened with legal action because her husband was sporting a seattle seahawks jersey in an ad that was gifted to him by the team for his military service. "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain reacts coming up next. plus, country star tim montana lends a henning hand to our nation's heroes in the third annual american thread sport clay shoot and we are going to take you there live to nashville and abby coming up. ♪ ♪

welcome back everybody. the battle for senate control could be at stake. washington senate candidate tiffany smiley trying to unseat patty murray. democrat must be getting nervous. institutions appear to be targeting smiley the seattle seahawks commanding she stop using their image after a campaign ad featured her husband wearing seahawks jersey. ironically given to him by the team as a tribute to him for his service. as the critics point out the team doesn't have a problem with democrats are pictured with their logo. "fo"fox & friends weekend" co-ht will cain is here. will is, seattle that way to the left that they're afraid of the public electing a republican?

>> seattle in general as a market the answer to that is yes, brian. one could argue that a corporation is catering to its local market. this is beyond the pale. because, in this case, so the smiley's husband lost his eyesight in iraq. gained a purple heart as an award for his service. then honored as the first active duty blind soldier in the u.s. army by the seattle seahawks as you saw there where he was the 12th man, fan in the stands, the honor of contributing to the seahawks winning environment. and the seahawks gave him that jersey as you said. that's too much for the seahawks for that jersey to be featured in two second of her ad. i find it sass continue sinating. brian. if a company wants to be completely apolitical, fine. between the want to be perceived as endorsing any candidate whatsoever.

as you pointed out it doesn't appear that the seahawks have been consistent in application. it doesn't appear they want to be a political they don't want their jerseys in an ad for republican. >> brian: but, will, are you still there? but, for example. >> will: yeah. >> brian: there is an example of a democrat wearing a seahawks jersey. doesn't seem to be a problem. >> will: exactly. >> brian: running for governor as a democrat, does it. >> will: exactly. right there on your screen vicky cayetano in hawaii. i would say that's pretty predominantly featured. that's the candidate herself wearing the ad. in this case only a candidate's spouse wearing the ad. corporations have made it clear which side of the aisle they stand. i'm sure they are happy to give campaign contributions to either party in order to do their will, to do their bidding, to make the business environment favorable to ultimate master. if it comes down to who they want to be aligned with, republican or democrat, at least publicly, it's pretty clear.

and i would love to hear from the seahawks. did they send cease and desist letter to those candidates you saw on the screen. those candidates. explain their position on why they would tell a purple heart, honoree by the seahawks don't wear that don't wear that jersey when you are in an time for your wife's campaign. >> brian: will, i think it's great point. on top of that i just think it's also important to point out that the people of seattle have seen their city go to hell. they have seen crime just go crazy. no place is safe. people are running for the hills. wherever i go i hear i used to live in seattle. and now people are just going for their livelihood. we are not debating on debating privatizing security or stem cell research. qualities of life and crime and punishment or lack thereof. will, thanks so much. always great to see you. bill. >> will: you bet. thanks, brian.

>> brian: go over to carley shimkus. >> carley: law enforcement in austin texas ripping the mayor who appeared to fall asleep during a funeral for a police officer who was killed in a car crash. a senior officer saying it's very disheartening to have the mayor who was one of the ones who spearheaded all the defunding of austin police department to continue to go down a pathway that shows the utmost disrespect and contempt. mayor steve add similar apologizing calling fallen officer anthony martin a hero. kim kardashian's dreams of becoming a lawyer could be in jeopardy. the security and exchange commission accusing heller of being part of a pump and dump scheme. kardashian promoted e max crypto tokens to her millions of instagram followers the sec said she failed to disclose she was paid a quarter of a million dollars to do. so kardashian agreeing to pay $1.2 million fine to settles the case.

however, legal experts say the incident race red flags that she tried to become a member of the bar association. uh-oh. meantime kardashian's ex, kanye west making a fashion statement. appeared alongside candace owens white lives matter t-shirts. reconciled after a fallout. not part of west e-z season. will west terminated his contract with the gap. and today is the best day ever. it's national taco day, guys. and taco bell is recruiting kardashian's other ex-boyfriend comedian pete davidson to make a formal apology for some of their more unique menu items on the chain's breakfast menu. watch this. >> a bit crazy when it's breakfast. too much. what you need in the morning is tasty, simple foods, fluffy eggs, melted cheese, sausage,

hash browns maybe wrap it in tortilla. >> they should open a restaurant that only serves breakfast crunch sticks. >> in honor of the holiday. taco lover's past which allows customers to get a taco a day for 30 days. brian, shall we order? do you think taco bell is open? yeah, they have breakfast. am i the only one out of the two of us that are excited about this? >> brian: well, i don't want to become a sponsor. since you became pregnant all you talk about is eating. right? it's unbelievable. >> carley: steve's book could not have come out at a better time. it was like it was time. >> brian: we cover every move that taco bell makes. >> carley: behind this wall actually right here and you guys are over here and i hear you talking about food i'm just like did somebody say breakfast sausage? >> brian: out of deference to

why don't you tuesday janice. >> carley: check in with janice dean for our fox weather forecast i who i know likes taco day. >> janice: nighttime pregnant and love eating food all day. let's talk about taco bell shall we after the forecast. i want to bring you the forecast in florida. of course, we have the recovery effort going on and the good news is mother nature is being very helpful to all of the sunshine state. look at some of these temperatures into the low 80's to mid 80's and really no rain in the forecast for the southwest coast of florida. looking at the northeast coast. same thing. so temperatures in the upper 70s and the 80's with no rain in the forecast. that's not what is happening here in the northeast by the way where we have this area of low pressure off the coast. that's part of ian's remnants by the way. bringing august of this rain and window and coatings flooding and that's going to continue today. and we are hoping it gets, you know, booted out of the country tomorrow. we will continue to keep you up to date. the southwest, by the way, still dealing with showers and

thunderstorms in the forecast and in the plain states are still hanging on to summertime. by the way, here is your pollen forecast. weed pollen is the highest right now across the south. and towards the west over the ohio valley in towards the mid-atlantic. this is kansas city, missouri by the way. so the weed pollen is the worst. the trees and the grass not as problematic but for charlotte, north carolina, the next couple of days are going to be pretty awful. so take your allergy medicine. all right. brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. always good advice. still ahead abby hornacek joins us live from nashville for the third annual tim montana and friends american thread sporting clay shoot. abby? >> that's right, you guys. we are here for an incredible event. i have tim montana and jimmy adams here. you will find out who they are after break. stick around ♪

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100 million pounds compared to the same time last year. can you believe that? producers blaming labor shortages and demand outpacing supply. and ba humbug your family's christmas tree could be more expensive this year. 71% of growers expect a rise in wholesale prices. the growers who account for two thirds of the national christmas tree supply say they are paying more for labor, raw materials and shipping and they are forced to pass those costs on to you, the customer. guys? >> ainsley: boo so turkeys more expensive and the trees. >> steve: thanks for the good news. >> ainsley: thanks, carley. [sighs] >> brian: what about turducken is it cheaper? chris would you look into that. >> chris: sure right now. >> ainsley: just buy a penguin. brain brian today marks the third anniversary of the

sporting shoot. raise money for deserving myrtle nonprofits. >> ainsley: fox nation host abby hornacek is live in nashville with country rock singer tim montana and retired green beret and special ops curetions -- excursions i should say. be a be a ganswer a.>> good mor. one of a kind patriot. look at this outfit. is he really rocking it and jimmy adams joins me also. i want to talk about this incredible event. tim has done such a great job over the last two years. this is the third annual you raised about $450,000 last year? >> yeah. that was incredible. >> tell me about this event. >> we come out and shoot sporting clays. soldiers show up, celebrities show up. we have a concert afterwards and this year we brought the party online at american thread shoot.com. there is all kinds of unique items on there including this signed fender jaguars signed by

billy f. gibbons zz top and kid rock. high end guitar you can contribute now. >> so many ways to donate. part of those proceeds go to your organization, jimmy. you are the co-founder. >> tell me more about special ops excursions. >> what special ops excursions active duty operators time of their life in the outdoors. also integrate their families as well. >> retired green beret thank you for your service. >> sure. >> what experience have you had being deployed before and getting to work with these guys home from deployment. >> i have had good uns with. i have also had really critical ones. what happens on deployments they urine for this type of event going out having a good time fishing and hunting and stuff like that. when we get them out there they super appreciate it. >> why did you choose this organization in particular, tim, there are so many military organizations that you have helped in the past. >> i'm big into hunting and fishing and i saw the effect that these guys come out of deployment, you know. they have seen a lot of stuff. they get in the woods and they

seem to unplug and kind of helps them get through that stuff. i'm just an avid outdoors men and connecting those two worlds means the world to me. >> means the world to be here with you guys and seeing what you do as well. thank you for being here this, movement tim will be with us all morning long to hear about the event that's going on later today, guys. >> brian: that the is most unique outfit i have seen and most patriotic thing. >> ainsley: we love your music and now we love your overall's. >> steve: if you would like to donate go to american thread shoot.com. don't go anywhere, national security counsel coordinator john kirby is here. break down the response to north korea's missile test. still ahead. ♪

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