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numbers of jobs and found out his claim as you may have guessed, missing the mark of it. plus, if it is friday, you know we like to look at the top medium moments of the week and the mainstream moments the media is missing. a father tragically killed during a visit to his son's college campus for a family weekend. what we are learning of the repeat offender and why he was back on the streets. we begin with the president's private comments about vladimir putin about having real impact. kevin corke is live tonight on how the u.s. is responding. >> good evening to you, my friend. in the past week president biden actually gone from saying nobody messes with the biden, he used the f-word to sounding the alarm over as potential newton armageddon.

what a difference a week does make. a white house official say he was not revealing classified intelligence when he lobbed that say what out there. the president making that jaw-dropping claim at a fundraiser on thursday, we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since cuban's missile crisis. he's not joking when he talked about tactical use of weapon. he as in vladimir putin. a shocking statement to say the least. it is fair to point out that despite the president's warning and private to donors, the white house is offering a vastly different picture at least publicly about vladimir putin's nuclear ambition and america's potential response. >> you think armageddon is coming, sir? >> we have not seen any reasons to adjust our own posture or do we have any indications they are preparing to use them.

>> karine jean-pierre's comment. >> chemical weapon used by russia would trigger a response in time. >> it will trigger a significant response. >> what does it mean? >> i am not going to tell you. why would i tell you? you got to be silly. >> as you can imagine the president's armageddon talk is revrearetreverbrating around th globe. and in an ominous twist, the u.s. government just this week bought $290 million in supplies of a drug designed to treat blood cell entries. part

of what officials say are quote, "long standing efforts to prepare for the potential health impact from threat to national security. trace. >> the president again claimed that he created 10 million jobs overall and created hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs. the president may not be giving us the full picture. >> what's the old saying? there are lies then lies and statistics. you heard people say that. the stats in this case frankly are grossly miss leading. many of the jobs the president is claiming to have created were actually a natural by-product of the post pandemic economy. americans displaced by the policies that shuttered millions of businesses and causing millions of americans their jobs. the biden economy created half a million jobs since february 2020 about

514,000 to be exact. that includes about 95,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector since then. it is only a fraction of the claim but that's the spin we are used to seeing just about every white house, trace. >> 10 million or 500,000, giver or take? >> thank you, sir. the fed likely continue to raise interest rates, fears of how long our economy would last. ej, the jobs number were kind of what we expected but the markets did not like them one bit. the wall street journal writes, stock failed and treasury yield climbs on concerns of the strength of the market would keep the federal reserve to attract approve another large interest rate increase. in other

words, we are traveling down a bumpy road here, ej. >> absolutely. we are in this paradox place in terms of the market good news and bad news. the stronger the economy is, think they it is a signal the fed is going to continue with this harden fast race hike. it is going to create a big slow down in terms of the economy. >> the president could not be happier, listen to him today. >> our economy created 263,000 jobs last month. that's 10 million jobs since i have come to office. that's the fastest jobs growth of any president. historic progress. unemployment rate remains a historic low, 3.5% unemployment. >> we knocked down a few of the president's numbers there. he likes to run the numbers. a few things he left out and we'll put it out on the screen. he left out this, the dow jones' average is down nearly 20% year to date,

arizona and nevada seen gas prices rise by $0.17 plus. and 30 year-rate fixed mortgages, 6.6%, that's the highest since 2007. also concerning because now we believe the feds are going to raise the rates further and you are going to have high interest rates affecting credit cards and everything educational. >> nowhere are they addressing the fact that we have about a million jobs last year that are double counting. it is things like people moving from self-employment to working for a big corporation or people have a job but having to take a second or third jobs in some cases because of the high cost of living. since biden taken office, he caused americans the equivalent of $3,000 a year and the high borrowing cost as you pointed out cost another equivalent of $1,200 a year. the average americans are poorer

today than when biden took office. >> i talk to people all the time and they say the same thing like my retirement and my 4o1ks are going way down. >> we lost trillions of dollars of values. now, you have to deduct about 12.7% from that because that's how much prices haves gone up since biden took office. it is interesting because i look at a lot of indications and i am not a financial guy but i look at one thing that seems to be reoccurring when we have troubles in the economy which is credit card debt is piling up on americans. when credit card debt piling up is the old adage and something is not right and people are not able to pay their bills. >> it is scary when you see people not able to afford their standard of living so they put the balance under credit card

and they are not able to pay it off, not only the balances are growing but the rate is getting faster and faster as the interest charge grows every single month. >> that's the thing, the double whammy. you know a year down the road all of a sudden people are struggling and credit card debt goes up and they're defaulting on a lot of these things. >> exactly. >> ej, great to see you. we have breaking information on two stories tonight, one involves a criminal who should not have been out in jail. let's begin with the grand jury, new york. this case is again bringing attention not only to the crime crisis but also the reality of so many repeat offenders being back on the street. matt fin is on the west coast tonight. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace, 53-year-old, father of

three was murdered while visiting his son at new york. johnson walked into the lobby, pulled out a gun and started spraying bullets. officials say the suspected shooter should have been behind bars and instead he's walking free thanks to new york's bell reform law. johnson jr. was wanted for at least two states for serious crimes. his record goes back to 2005 for a violent robbery. >> why would you have somebody who has a prior criminal record and under investigation be inside of that hotel? >> murders in new york are rising from 2018 to 2021, murders in the state increased by 55%. and many law enforcement

agencies blame new york's bell reform that began in 2020 for the massive spike in crime. on thursday, president biden and governor hochul were in new york for an unrelated visit, he did not mention that innocent father who was killed. johnson jr., the suspected shooter is expect to learn of his charges when he's arraigned next week. trace. >> matt, you are following another story out of nevada of a suspect say accused of stabbing eight people on the vegas strip and killing two of them. turns out he's in the u.s. illegally. what do we know? >> reporter: that stabbing suspect is 32-year-old berrios, a guatemala national who has a criminal record here in california. police say berrios stabbed eight people near the wynn hotel around lunchtime yesterday including women dressed as show girl

impersonators. according to police report, berrios went from california to vegas to stay with the friend. berrios took a bus and went on the stabbing rampage. the police report says berrios had hoped that officers should shoot him. he's expected to be charged of two-count of murder and six count of murder of weapons identified as a 12-inch knife. just chaotic and tragic. >> matt fin, thank you. the crime is so out of control in new york city that a popular drugstore chain is considering putting their items behind lock and key. many critics blamed district attorney

alvin brag's reform law. tyson foods is joining a growing list of companies including boeing and caterpillar and citadel and moving corporate operations out of the city of chicago as the windy city struggles to cope with a new surge and violent crime. mayor lightfoot does not appeared troubled by these business departures and recently taping a tiktok video, which she sings to promote chicago's karaoke competition. ♪ ♪ ♪ baby, don't you want to go ♪ >> probably guess critics are not taking kindly of this video.

>> well, it is time to shine our friday night lights on the highs and lows. we begin on "the washington post" of this message of crime crisis in the piece title. fox news mentioned crime twice as often as its competitors on average. with the midterms looming, fox news is talking about crime more than ever. let's get inside on mainstream media with our spencer brown and the host of o' conner tonight, larry o' conner. i was reading it and i was thinking of this six or eight people who were stabbed at the vegas strip. those people are not finding that very amusing, the father who was killed in the marriott hotel and in new york.

the family is not very amused. all the numbers are up, we are not making it up. >> it is offensive and how dare fox news talk about what americans care about right now and what we see outside our windows. "the washington post" is focused on the fact that is the town they are covering, where we are hitting six years where the murder rate increased year over year. they don't care about that, they care about politics. >> fair assessment, what are your thoughts? >> i agree with everything larry said. it is problematic because it is shining lights on what americans care about and democratic allies can't have it be the case because what they say the midterms are all about abortion rights. by telling these stories of families and victims is shining a light on what they want to keep hitting

us. >> let's go to our highs and lows, spencer, we'll start with you first. >> is the daily show making fun of kamala harris, let's watch it and we'll way in. >> when we talk about the children of the community, they are our children of the community. >> we are the united states of america because we are united. we are states. >> i am talking about the significance of the passage of time. the significance of the passage of time. when you think about it, there is brace significance of the passage of time. the piece gets more spot-on. it shows maybe you can't ignore this. >> its gotten to a point where you can't ignore this. kamala harris and the daily show prompting it months. this woman

sounds exactly like someone on an hbo show whose lines who were written by an emmy award winner. finally because trevor noah is on his way out of the door, that could be part of it. it is nice to see them realize that this can't be brushed under the rug. there is some serious issues here. >> i think they're jealous because they see how much fun we are having on it. they went in on it. come on, this is comedy goal. >> your high is desantis is taking on a cnn reporter. watch. >> when the president went to saudi arabia, he said i am doing all i can to increase the supply for the united states of america which i expect to happen. what happened? >> i want to be clear and we have said that, his trip to the middle east was not about oil. it was about america's position.

>> that was larry's love. we can reverse him. >> that was my high. >> oh, that's your high. that's your white house correspondent ducey. he's asking the question, i can't imagine why everybody is not asking it. gas prices are going up. ducey is asking the question over there and he's really boxing on jean-pierre. >> it is very true. that was your high. the interesting thing is spencer, your low is being called the dumbest story of the week. this is "politico" tweeting. if we can put it up on the streen. he sure does like the president's wallet as if it is joe biden's money. >> "politico," did they not

realize that the federal government's money is not the president's personal money. it is actually the american people and it is from our wallets. it is problematic on that front if they don't seem to understand where money comes from but also to claim only states who have leaders agreed with the white house in the wake of a disaster like this is tyranny, that does not work in a free country like ours. you can't get pay out if you agree with the men in the white house. >> of course. that is the mentality here. they try to box -- they did this in congress too when republicans were complaining of the student loan forgiveness and they called them hypocrite because they took covid relief loans. if you used any kind of the money, you are not allowed to criticize other use of federal money. >> we have seen this. this is the democrats money, it is everybody's money. stop it, all right? >> larry and spencer, great to see you. >> trace.

mayor eric adams declaring a state of emergency in response of the ongoing transporting of illegal immigrants from texas to elsewhere. ashley strohmeyer is live tonight. >> adam says it is humanitarian crisis as the city shelter's system is overwhelmed. why a sudden change of heart? here is adams back in september and a pivot of his words on friday, listen. >> i think that they should come to any place in the country that they desire their pursuit of the american dream. >> new yorkers are angry. i am angry, too. we have not asked for this. there were never any agreement to take on the job of supporting thousands of asylum seekers. >> however, it seems to be more

of a bipartisan effort at the southern border than the liberal mayor is leading on. the mayor of el paso bussed more illegal immigrants to new york city than greg abbott with 2500 bussed to new york city and 150 to chicago. the texas governor tweeting, sanctuary cities like new york experiencing a fraction of what texas border community faced everyday. new numbers showing august surpassed more than 2 million encounters for the fiscal year. abbott says they'll continue to bus migrants out of those overwhelming border cities. two -- the mayor is calling on the government to allow asylum seekers to get legal work now and not in six months. the city will spend a billion dollars by the end of the fiscal year trying to keep up with the surge. >> trace. >> ashley, thank you. coming up, gavin newsom,

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governor gavin newsom is facing a fire storm of criticism over his billboard campaign in red states, using scripture to affirm abortion and advertising the golden state on abortion services. lauren green has more on this. good evening. >> good evening, trace. it is no secret gavin newsom supporting abortion rights. now, he's being

blasted at for using the words of jesus to justify it. >> abortion is protected in california. we have your back. >> newsom's campaign launched the abortion white billboards in some of the most restricted abortion places in the state. he quoted the words of jesus when he said "love your neighbor as yourself, there is no greater commandment than this. the pastor of the california base grace community church, penned a two-page open letter to newsom while slamming his use of scripture saying you used the name and the word of christ to promote. you can't love god while aiding in the murder of his image bearebearers. >> i thought the letter was great. he really hit the point

directly. >> newsom had plenty of companies in the democratic party who linked biblical faiths and abortion rights. rafael war warnock. back in july, vice president kamala harris got heated criticism after she said abortion does not require anyone to abandon their faiths or believes. survey shows a large plurality and a majority of people profess the faith support abortion. >> we reached out to governor newsom's office for reaction, they have not commented as of yet. trace. >> lauren, thank you.

>> governor newsom, the guy who claims he had the freest state in the country, he's facing criticism on another front. he okayed a new law that allowed california's medical board to discipline doctors who spread covid-19 misinformation to their patients, defined in the legislation as false information that's contradicted by c contemporary consensus of contrary of science care. let's bring in our dr. mark segul. you kind of look at this thing that they're going to spread doctors and they're going to police that by making their medical licenses? in the early part of this pandemic, we didn't have any proper information on covid. >> absolutely, we were learning trace as we went. we still have. we are still in the middle of that. emergency use

authorizations mean there is not established science or there is not a consensus. not only that, you know it makes science strong when it is being debated and being questioned. not when it is dogma that is forced on somebody when it is being questioned. this is not only a country where there are supposed to be free speech but that's how the medical community was supposed to work also. when you come to a solution in the doctor's office or the examination room, you discuss something with the patients, you have various idea and they evolve overtime in a certain direction. maybe, over decades you figure something out that they then become something that's more or less unassailable. that's not true here. dr. michael ostrolholm, he said point-blank, we should have been more humbled and flexible and we should have admitted when we were wrong at the beginning and not to have some governor threatening doctors as a result.

>> we have said again and again, you and i and everybody else in situations like this, conformity is the enemy of science, you want to send voices and it is to challenge and rechallenge science that you get answers finally, do you worry quickly about this because we'll move onto a different subject. do you worry about doctors being in these legal challenges because of some law like this? >> they're not going to be able to practice and they're not going to be able to help you. i am not going to be able to decentralize it and as you pointed it before i come on, you can go after anybody with this idea. what about dr. fauci when he says you don't need to wear a mask? so we are going to take away his license. >> i thought hydroxychloroquine worked terrifically at the beginning. you can't be under attack, that's going to undermine the medical

profession. we have to rise up against this. >> i want to check on this, travelers now going to africa have been screened for ebola. no cases. everyone is being screened for ebola, your thoughts on that. >> we saw that with covid, you can't properly screen people at airport. they slip by. they're only screening them for fevers. we'll see some cases with ebola with outbreak. we are going to see the case but we need to keep our eyes on the ball here which is the outbreak there. we got vaccines for ebola now. but, we don't have them yet for this strain in humans. we are trying to play catch-up. the nih has a vaccine that's going to be utilized there. i should have been ready a year or two ago and not coming in late as a relief

picture. it will help but it is coming too late that it is only primates at this point. >> dr. mark seagul, always good information. thank you, sir. >> great to be with you and congrats on the show, trace. >> thank you, millions of taxpayers are set to begin receiving inflation checks worth between 200 and a $150,000. it is time for the day's best viral videos up next. plus, how a closely contested house raise in new hampshire is highlighting the fight of parental rights. it is after a local school kept the child's desire to identify as

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first up of tonight's viral video, talk about a dust storm. the video taken on thursday in borrego springs. up netwxt, welcome to the annual fat bear week. it runs through october 11th. 12 bears are decided, winners get to sleep all winter. new york city's annual comic

con is under way now. it is expected to draw about 200,000 visitors. marvel is out in full force with events and along with special "star wars" week, except chewbacco who's trying to sneak in for fat bear week. >> don't you love this? a captain surprising his pregnant wife during his trip back from iraq. he returned a month ahead to be with his wife, arriving hours before the birth of the couple's son. so great. that's a lot of halloween. an enormous 2,554 pounds pumpkin grown in upstate new york, it is the heaviest record. currently

held by a grower in italy who raised a 2,702 squash back in 2021. finally, check out this stunning new drone footage showing off new england's vibrant fall colors. nice, huh? this area is in the 50 to 70% of color change. while northern areas are pretty much at their peak this weekend. if you have a viral video to share, hit us up, i am trace gallagher o or @foxniwstonigt on social media. now, onto next month's midterms where one of the big issues is parental right. here is rich edgeson. >> you are the one raising that

child, no the school. >> any goal -- my goal is to roll back the government's involvement and ensure parents have a voice. >> caroline levitt is running, she's highlighting a manchester new hampshire mother who's suing the school district. >> citing district policies, teachers refused to tell the mother. children should be allowed to keep their gender preferences from their parents out of fear of abuse at home. >> not all families will be the same, some kids will be kicked out or beaten to death. >> school's policies, all

parents are unfit to raise children. the school district also declined to comment citing the ongoing case. one political analyst says this issue would energize levitt's voter base. >> when voter is in that kind of -- how much gas can i put in my tank that week. it is really stuff to get their minds focused on a long time on much of anything else. >> in august as children return to schools a few research found 58%. economy led that summer from 77%. have you heard about this, electric car exploded after the water damage of hurricane ian. the details on that, next. ♪

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rescued and about 100,000 people are still without power. pastor, i am curious about as you go through some of these heavily damaged areas, what's your primary focus in the early days of this recovery? >> yeah, first the focus is to make sure theme are accounted for so just trying to find out are our church members alive and where are they? as you start to find them to make sure if they have a place to stay. we have a lot of church members staying with others and people donating money to try to help people just get clothes, a lot of people had to evacuate and no one really realize how major this hurricane wo would be. it is basically basic

survival. tell us about the app and did you succeed in getting it ready by the time ian hit fort myers? >> thank you for having me and pastor, best of luck and keeping you in our community and my prayers. the application we were building a little bit before but when the hurricane was clearly heading to florida, we went all out to try to get it as done as soon as possible. i did 36 straight hours from friday through saturday and worked 100 hours straight last week. we were able to put some great resources on it to help people finding things and where are the hotels that are available and where are the shelters that are opened and where are all of these resources and putting on

an awareness map that'll be personalized to someone who's just trying to understand it. >> it is amazing. the pastor trying to get people clothing and rescue them and you are trying to point them to the right direction. pastor, i know you are hearten by people coming together to help each other during this. talk about that if you would. >> yeah, we see it at our local level at our own church. i am ro recording this now at someone's house. we are working with samaritans and the state has been great, too. we just opened up our campus today for the state government to bring in the department of emergency management, our campus is going to be the command center as they try to get a foothold in santa bell and pushing resources out to the community. from just person to person to the highest levels, it has to be everybody coming together to accomplish a

task like this. >> we have seen so many people from across different states, coming down and helping with boat rescues and different things, it really is in valuable. >> joe, when you built this app, did you work with businesses or are they involved. >> there are so many people that want to do good in this environment. i was honored to be on the united states chambers where there are so many people willing to put their resources on the line. i spent seven years of my life in fort myers, i went to college out there. i know the places that frankly it has been saddening to see the images. i have been trying to not watch it much because i have been trying to focus doing good. frankly, we are doing everything we can with the hours we have. >> gentlemen, thank you for

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