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robberies brought several democrats are now backing away from defending police movements, both sides are now ramping up their messaging and up several tight races including in georgia. eric: is a topic and charles watson is live in atlanta with a look at how crime is affecting some of the races in the peach state, hi charles. >> had good afternoon eric and arthel. republicans appeared to have found their footing and have a winning message with voters, certainly in terms of rising crime and trying to connect democrats to lawlessness. >> stacey abrams said yesterday funding the police. abrams even joined a radical anti- police group. >> republican incumbent governor brian kemp made it a key issue crime here in georgia and the georgia governors race against democrat stacey abrams. campus criticizing his opponent for defending place by highlighting the task force decreed as governor to target street racing and violent crimes

in cities like atlanta were only burglaries and shoplifting are currently up compared to a year ago. if you ask abram so she said the governor has done more to contribute to a crime crisis. she points was open carry law. >> the danger he has put our families and is felt every day and every part of our states for you can protect the second amendment protects second graders of the exact same time. we do not have to make false churches in georgia. orcs crime it does to be resonating with the voters according to the latest poll from monmouth university crime was the second most important issue among polls was 72% it is extremely or very important to them or to republicans could be onto something for the latest fbi crime statistics during the national murder rate jump more than 4% between 2020 and 2021. while violent crime is improving the overall issue appears to be.

>> for his resignation at your sink senator ron johnson now take the lead in polls freedom pennsylvania seen the post- on that message jon fetterman is soft on crime. docents are what are most top of mind for voters. >> guys, crime is resonating and i believe democrats see that. just a few days ago represented eric swallow from california came up with his own add attack in the minority leader kevin mccarthy on his lack of effort when it comes to crime in his district, guys. before it charles thanks so m much. arthel: present bible working from his home in delaware in the wake of opec's decision to cut oil production by 2 million barrels per day. the white house is trying to turn the focus to other hot button issues like abortion with just over four weeks until election day. lucas tomlinson is traveling with the president he is in wilmington, delaware now. hi lucas.

>> high arthel bread that is right president biden lashing out at saudi arabia for slashing oil production on fox news sunday this monday former secretary of state said the president should look in the mirror. >> the failure of american policy, the bite is directly responsible for the place the world finds itself in energy and frankly his party, the progressive left 25 years think you're going to run the world on sunshine and windmills. >> pompeo also taking issue with biden's comments on armageddon defining the bible is the last battle to the forces of good and evil. the end of days. pompeo called those reckless break the price of gas is now 60% higher than him and biden took office. many republicans wish the president funded texas with the dakotas last summer and not saudi arabia. speaking of texas, arthel, the vice president flew to austin to talk about abortion not high gas prices for the or the sudden entrance southern border.

>> date challenges the issue is ultimately been, as for the united states supreme court the proponents of jobs have int intended, it's being pushed to the states. and this is not a political event but there is an election in 31 days. it will matter. >> nbc democratic congresswoman was asked if president biden should run for reelection in 2024. >> he is the sitting president. if he decides to run again i'm going to support him, the parties going to support him. that is a long history in our country. but i've been very vocal including with my own leadership in the house that we need a new generation. we need new blood. across the democratic party the house, the senate and the white house. as you just heard from charles, crime a major issue during midterm election speaking anecdotally this morning and met a young mother who said she felt

safer in her recent trip to montréal, canada. she would not them go take her family to philadelphia just 40 minutes away. >> avoid, lucas tomlinson thank you, eric. parks arthel vice president harris visited austin, texas last night to drum up support for the democratic party. critics today are criticizing blonde start state trip for not visiting the border while she was there. especially though the micro crossings at a record high. griffin jenkins is live in texas. eagle pass is right on the border with the very latest what's going on there, hate griffin. >> hey eric good afternoon. we are at an opening at the end of a dirt road bring nothing here except some shoelaces left behind for migrants the border patrol made them a row. standard procedure. take a look at this video we shot at this very spot in maverick county just about 30 minutes ago. you can see yet another large group or there is 178 migrants in this group, eric.

they're from cuba, venezuela, colombia, venezuela, and el salvador among them were 21 children. but as you and lucas were mentioning vice president harris did visit texas, austin for that fundraiser. not once mentioning the border. that brought criticism from congressman tony gonzalez the republican that represents this area. he was visiting yesterday and here's what he had to say about the vice president not coming to where we are on the border. take a listen. >> she doesn't have to visit me on a republican i got that. but guess what henry quasar is a democrat. gonzalez is a democrat, escobar is a democrat. she could visit anywhere along the border. the fact is they put their head in the sand. they have abandoned us along the border. take a look at these images given to fox running texas and dps troopers overnight in this area for they pursued a human smuggler driving upwards of 100 miles an hour.

they stopped and when he crashed, fortunately no one was hurt. the driver guatemalan national league in the country was apprehended. fort migrants were arrested. it's all part of how bad this smuggling has become in the del rio sector alone. they have had ten smuggling event since october 1. that's the beginning of the fiscal year. meanwhile those numbers as you mentioned in the intro, the numbers are off the charts. the last 24 hours more than 67 migrant copperheads all across the entire selfless border, e eric. for 7024 hours, good to see you. >> b5 meanwhile six more of migrant buses arriving in new york city on nine buses pulled up yesterday. roughly 17000 migrants a bus to the big apple this year. and now the mayor said the city is facing a shelter crisis. david lee miller is live in the new york city newsroom with the very latest. >> arthel, more than 200

migrants arrived today new york city where they read from four buses from el paso and one from dallas. last week eric adams declared state of emergency simcity does not have the resources to house and a 6,770,000 who arrived here since the spring. the mayor went state and federal aid to help pay for the massive influx of asylum-seekers. the city's price tag for housing migrants and associated costs now projected to exceed $1 billion. despite mayor adams plea, republican texas governor greg abbott and el paso democratic mayor have not halted the busloads of migrants. according to officials, new york's only hours after the city declared an emergency declaration, two planes with dozens of unaccompanied teenage asylum-seekers were sent by the federal government landed in upstate new york. both account executives said he's worried about their safety. >> there age 13 -- 17 men, boys

and girls club or are they being traffic? are they going to be sponsored customer are they going to be reunited with their family, their parents? so far they've been relocated to poughkeepsie in new york city. >> here in new york city, the city is struggling to house the influx of migrants from the mayor calls it a humanitarian crisis as part of the emergency declaration the city is suspending some land use regulations. there is no long-term solution in place, back to you. >> right david lee miller thank you very much. >> look, man, i am an innovator. i am not here to sit up and apologize about my ideas. that is exactly what the media tries to do. no one's going to tell me i am insensitive on that stuff i think about every single day and put my mind and innovation to pray. >> that's kanye west now known as gay. telling me in my interview with

him in august he thanks he's been described as a freethinker he claims the immediate want him to say certain things and he just refuses. has outspokenness to spark your trouble for her this weekend. charges of anti-semitism for posted on social media. with more on that, hey christina. >> hi eric. twitter account was blocked after posted the following comment on twitter last night. he said quote, i'm a bit sleepy tonight. but when it wake up i'm going to f con three on jewish people. funny thing is actually cannot be anti- somatic because of black people are actually jew, you guys have toyed with me and tried to blackball anyone who ever opposes your agenda. he also wrote on twitter, who you think created cancel culture? these are some of the first post on twitter in nearly two years. he returned to twitter on friday after he was restricted from instagram for posting a comment that the american jewish

committee a historic advocacy group deemed anti- somatic. and they return to twitter shared a photo of him and edit ceo mark zuckerberg sent look at this market are you going to kick me off instagram. billionaire tech in muggle elon musk who is in negotiations to purchase twitter and advocates for free speech celebrated his return. hate said welcome back to twitter my friend. he has been making a lot of headlines lately. he sparked both outraged and praise for debuting his white lives matter shirt at the paris fashion week show he got back lash following a interview with tucker carlson last week. during their discussion ye questioned the street is in the middle east or the trump administration. >> you made these in peace treaties, you know the facts on this right here? >> i think that's between israel and some of the arab nations. >> i just think it was to make

money. if heavy-handed to put on this platform? >> know that is your opinion. we are not in the censorship business. >> okay thank you. and i just think that is what they are about. it isn't making money but i don't think they have the ability to make anything on their own. think they're born into money. >> the american jewish committee condemned the comments ye made last week by the anti- somatic tropes he read out to reps to ye for reaction fruit reach out to a twitter on blocking ye for spokesperson responded in a brief in standard statement saying his twitter account is locked. due to a violation of twitter policies. x finally returning to their homes or what's left. with hurricane ian. who will speak to a dairy farmer about how he is helping his community while getting his own business back on track

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before the ongoing situation in florida we are in fort myers beach people are finally being able to return home after

hurricane ian. for many there simply is no home to return too. and yet there is also no shortage for those who are focusing not on what they lost, but how they can help. nate foy is live in fort myers was going on here. i'd a friend who lost her house completely. it's a total sand, just wiped away they are down there helping their neighbors try to get things back together. how is that spirit going on this sunday? >> eric, i've got to totally we are seeing down here is staggering. whether it be on fort myers beach like you said a lot of the island does not exist anymore, homes have been destroyed for a downtown fort myers at centennial park where a memorial is growing unfortunately for all the people who died during hurricane ian. i guess my per photographer, nick to show you this memorial i counted 22 pictures with names, each one has a corresponding cross. you see people here in fort myers coming and taking videos

paying their respects, flowers and candles at the base of this but you cannot see it but at the end there are some paintbrushes and pieces of wood and brick were people can write their own messages. some of these messages are for individuals. others are for southwest florida. now, i mention unfortunately the number of victims is growing. we are seeing that especially in fort myers beach to take a look at this video the florida task force to rescue team is using dogs, drones and boats to scour the island. you mentioned residents can access part of the island for that the north area fort myers beach for the southern part still blocked off as crews continued searching. however the old people off the island alive just recently as this week. some of us rescue some of those people deciding it is now finally time to leave. but those people have lost everything but including a physician's assistants who we met she lost her practice during the hurricane right on fort myers beach. but in that's our time of need she is still helping others, look at this.

>> i have just been driving around in a some of the places that have the worst damage for checking on people making sure they don't have really bad wounds. a lot of people need tetanus shots. they do have a lot of small ones that are not infected. x back out here live menu came in from dallas, texas to help build the memorial with another man. what compels you to come to fact southwest florida and do this? >> the opportunity this opportunity to come and help try to continue with the work that leo, my friend started with the flowers. and i continued with the process. i know there's going to be many more and i know we do not have enough space. i continued with this wall behind me be a process until we

know more names of the people who perish. hopefully they are not as many as i'm thinking. >> that's unfortunate you need more space. you've been building this throughout the day. the wood is all debris from the hurricane. explain to me why you decided to do that? >> not only might work that i recycle whatever i can find whatever i am working at. also i am working on helping the community. i get defenses i feel they are somehow connected to the hurricane. some people might identify for them they're part of the destruction for a quick thank you very much for your time but thank you for everything you're doing for this community i think it's going to people, appreciate it. he met the person who he built this with, guys at the surfside tower collapse. really, really difficult time for it a lot of it was starting the grieving is similar to the

rebuilding process it is going to take quite a while will send it back to eric. >> is it meaningful heartfelt tributes were just amazing. the crosses made of the wood debris, so symbolic, nay thank you. >> yes. arthel: meanwhile flooding and damage from hurricane ian also having a major impact on florida farms. they can dairy farm in manatee county about 60 miles south of tampa lost more than two to 50 dairy cattle. the families calling at the worst storm they've ever seen they are now working to rebuild. joy to is gerry the owner if i could i want to first say i'm sorry for your loss on a personal level. i know these are dairy cows, are your livestock. but you grow attached to them, right? >> yes. it's not just me it's my brothers too. he's lost like three to 50 cows. we have never seen anything like this in our life.

the cows are stressed out so bad during that storm because it sat on us so long. they were in shock. i don't know how to describe it. pictures do not even do it justice. to look at it. arthel: i realize the pictures as bad as they look don't do it justice. do you have any idea how your loss, the loss of your cattle and your brothers cattle impact your business and productivity? >> you know, at this time we are just working to get the cows that are alive. get them back inconsistency back to the cattle. we still have got cattle that are in shock. we have a lot of damage to the feet and everything. we've got many events coming in your helping us. the people helping us is just amazing the people across the united states.

it will make you cry because of the people that are out there that will help you in everything. we are so appreciative of all of that. >> a lot of good people in our country we cannot forget that. listen, your family farm the dakin family has been milking cows in manatee county, florida since 1973 per year coming up on 50 years. your farm is sustainable. the healthier cows is priority. again you're focusing on the animals i'm glad you are of course with the help of vets coming in from across the country. what is the state of your farm right now? what you think it's take to get up and running again? >> we are up and running. we only shut down milking for about ten hours. that is all up and going and everything there. cost to get us a back up, we just don't know them numbers right now.

we have got to keep agriculture in america. food is one of the greatest things america has. we've got to support farmers great devastation happens all across the united states. arms need help. the date we cannot help people is the day. we have got to keep agriculture in america. >> that is so, true freedom so glad we're bringing life to this part of the story. my aunt, my uncle have a farm. she is the person who runs it and she talks about this all the time about sustainability of our own food. meanwhile you got the dakin farm and market café. it is a supply hub for the community. tell me more about what you are doing. >> what we did there, they needed a place to have a hub to bring feed two. to bring stuff too. i just teamed up with them, gave

them a place where they could bring it in there. so they could distribute that to other farmers and people that have animals, horses, dogs and stuff. people have spent so much money on things there. it's just one thing we can help them out with. and just being there for the people there and the community with the distribution center people bring food and everything there. and being in it to were able to distributed to other locations in everything, that is where it is needed and everything. people want to give. the biggest challenge with the storms this people do not know where to give at and everything. we are just a place -- my kids our local market here. we know where to go with that. arthel: yes. the red cross helps out, many companies are helping you are right. people do want to give that's

what's great about our country. we cannot forget about you there in florida, we cannot forget about the people in puerto rico either. thank you so much. good luck to you and godspeed to everyone there in florida and puerto rico, thank you sir. >> of course fruition the best. massive protests on ironic putting more pressure on the autocratic islamist regime in tehran. prompting many to ask a dispute the growing antiauthoritarian movement they could finally be the tipping point that brings down the ayatollah? h potential of overthrowing the regimeea., next. to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema,

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strikes killed at least 13 people and injured dozens more. meanwhile fox is a journalist of the first to enter a newly liberated ukrainian village just two days ago. trey yingst was one of the and right now. i understand you and your group just heard another round of air raid sirens? >> yes, arthel. good afternoons in the air raid silence here in ukraine's second largest city that large explosions over the weekend as well. many large cities across ukraine continued to be targeted by russian forces but we were able to visit a freshly liberated village in the eastern part of this country. just yesterday refers journalist to enter this area emit ongoing battles but i do need to warn our viewers some of the following images are graphic. the sound of outgoing artillery pierces the air of hlushkivka as

hugs ukrainian service man. the village she called home now sits on the eastern front line. the ground she uses to the blood of russian soldiers. >> the bodies of russian soldiers still lay amid their destroyed positions. ukrainian troops took over this land, recapturing their territory. but as you hear in that distance in fierce battles continue in the eastern part of the region. >> you stand here, you hear shelling in your shaking. how to express this, fear, only fear. the nearby city was also occupied by the russians for nearly seven months before being reclaimed four weeks ago. on the road into town with the remains of a civilian a more accurate emblem of this war. shattered windows and battled the buildings line the streets behind broken doors, look into life under russian control. >> inside this government building in the town the

remanence of the russian occupation a russian newspaper and russian flags inside and outside of the building fruit sits atop a desk in indication how quickly russian troops fled when the ukrainian counteroffensive began. and in the halls were russian president vladimir putin was praised just last month for the man responsible for this unnecessary unjust invasion is referred to only as a creature of destruction. i don't think humans act like this when ukrainian soldier says, you have to be totally sick to do this to a country. we entered these liberated areas with ukrainian soldiers, people on the side of the road were waving and smiling after months of terror under russian occupation they are finally f free. arthel: it is so heartbreaking yet so powerful, trait your reporting just bringing it to the hearts of the people watching your reporting.

thank you take care. >> the murder, the butcher of tehran i see maybe says there are signs the holocaust hap happened. i know, my family knows what happened during the holocaust. and it is a consensus in israel. we will do whatever is needed to stop the iranian regime from nuclear capabilities for. >> speaking with me after he walked out during a rain president's speech at the un last month. in our interview warned about the regimes brutality, continued terrorism. we are seeing that playing out right now against the iranian people on the streets of their country. the mass protests in iran continuing against the regime. many young people angry over the restrictions, the activists sparked after the death in

police custody. now in their fourth week. human rights groups say the violent crackdown has so far killed 185 protesters including 19 children. chief of the foreign desk enjoins us now. lisa we've been looking at horrific scenes. the reports they regime cuts down protesters in the streets. one guy was sitting in his car. horrible brutality that exposes the inhumanity of this despicable and dangerous dictatorship. how long do you think these protests will continue? and can they continue? >> they are not going home anytime soon. this is the bravest, the most courageous we have seen these protesters. this one proverbial straw that broke the camels back. in a coast the catalyst being the instant innocent 22-year-old girl who was just showing a little bit have her hair. there so many like her and so many victims of this regime. that's what the protesters are

saying. this is in fact led by the women up by ron his they all we want is freedom. but they are backed by men. people all across the country in every city. this is a pure grass roots movements it's not attached to any religion or any city, or any political group. this is a pure, pure movement of the iranian people who have just one message for the world. they are fighting for their freedom. they will not back down anytime soon. this is truly the best chance that they have ever had to topple this regime. eric: what's on the west do? what can the white house or to give that a push to help them to get rid of this regime once and for all? >> the most important question. they are asking for support, reckless or they're asking for the mainstream media to cover this for their estimate for all kinds of support. it will start with that verbal support but we can't just stop at the podium. the next step will be for the united states to back away from the jcpoa. from the nuclear negotiation table.

it is one thing the ironic envoy for the united states said this week we are not going to support regime change and i want even though we do verbalize support for the protesters. it is one thing to not support regime change but it's another to get them billions of dollars. do you really have to support their terrorism? do you have to support the money the regime will put back into the revolutionary guard into the besieged forces into the morality police, and the list goes on and on. united states has to understand the gravity of legitimizing this regime by giving them billions of dollars paid by giving them that handshake and letting them off the hook for settlement of the human rights violations. the third will be to creatively come up with a way to give her resources, organizational resources to the protesters to give than the catalyst for the next step in this movement to continue. what president obama during the green revolution was seen as making real blunder and mistake,

critics saying he had an opportunity, could have had an opportunity back then. what more could president biden do right now as well as others as you say to try and support them? he's not going to try to get out of the iranian nuclear dear. give them billions of hours. realistically folks watching right now what can we do? >> continued with the support. eric, i thank you for bringing this to people's attention. after i was all with you on fox news last time i got so many messages thanking fox news and thanking you for giving this airtime, continue showing the video sprayed those who are at home continue with the hashtags. this is a human rights movement is a pure movement as i said but is not something that is political. it should be bipartisan. they should have support across the board the biden administration of the trump administration or the obama administration does not matter who is in office is for the betterment of the world to stop the biggest global supporter of terrorism.

we do not have reporters on the ground and iran. refining proxies to send us those videos are pretty up on the foreign around-the-clock to continue their story. for brave enough and courageous enough to quench of the streets partners in all this and allowing us to have voices across the world. to have our story told request you can see folks videos and you can help by going to the foreign desk. also looking at fox.com stellar foreign affairs coverage has these videos and has these articles ongoing. it is just a growing movement and one can only hope that one day tehran will again be free. lisa always good to see you thank you.

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happen to them and i want to be able to help them in it and navigate them to a better life. courts have our system academy? is about 35 minutes. >> were to go from guardian it's an hour of a driver. quickset is a big difference. >> thanks chris. captain aaron mccranie of lapd joins us now. captain i love this concept. tell us more. how does housing for hires work? >> thank you very much, arthel, having me on. i think this is so important. in los angeles a very competitive salary $71000 to start. however, as everyone knows but can be low but expensive when it comes to housing. being able to offer a bonus incentive over the salary for a period of time is going to be tremendous and helping them through. as it stands right now. >> you go ahead i'm sorry. >> as it stands right now i

expectation 1500 get decent housing in the city of los angeles that can be very challenging. we feel by having the opportunity to have an additional $1000 on top of their salary will help to get them through a housing crunch. at least for the first 24 months of their career. arthel: that's a big deal but mean, $1500 is not going to get you a lot in l a but $2500 a month we'll get you something pretty decent. and if you're talking about that amount of money, it's going to amount to $24,000 over the course of those two years, so that is pretty remarkable. have you noticed an increase in applications? um how many more officers would you like to hire? and are you attracting quality candidates through this program? so we have very high goals in the city of los angeles. we normally higher approximately 500 per year, but we also lose approximately 500 per year, so we pretty much end up on par. a

parity with each you know, each passing year. however after the pandemic, the social unrest um the reallocation of funds we didn't hire, um in 2021. so instead of hiring approximately 500, we hired 79. so we went from having over 10,000 officers on the department to now we're under 9300. so we have big goals and big numbers we have to make up for and we feel that it's programs and incentives like this. that's going to help us get there and again. this problem is not just going to city of los angeles. this is a national problem. agencies across the nation are faced with this same issue, and they're trying to come up with some kind of incentives to get more candidates interested to come in. absolutely that it's tough. however we have plenty of people that want this job plenty people who are interested in being a police officer and want to serve the community, so i'm very encouraged and look forward to

what this program is going to bring to the department. it is so important to have the officers live in the communities they serve again. so i understand that a businessman, lapd commissioner steve sober, roth came up with this idea and even recruited big money donors to fund this program. so is mr sober off in it for the long haul. i mean, how long will funding for lapd housing for hires be available? well i can tell you, commissioner silver off has done a phenomenal job. what happened was that i would report that police commission about where we are in hiring and you know him being the business person and the real estate person that he is. he recognized the value of this program. um he definitely is in for the long term, and i know that he has restyled to his connections, his context the people in the business world, the real estate world and he has, and i tell you, it really hasn't primarily has to do with his push that we have raised probably over $2 million that will cover at least

100 candidates for the next 24 months and then and that number is rising. every day i get people reached out to me all the time they either want to contribute, or they want to be able to offer their housing units within in all within the city of los angeles. absolutely i'm a fan of mr silver ross. i read about things he does in l a. and i'm really impressed. okay captain, i want to ask you this, though, before we go here , you know you're talking about recruiting new recruits. do you remember when you first wanted to become a police officer? oh oh, absolutely. and you know, i came an interesting time. you know, i have over 30 years on the job, so i came in right around the time of the last of unrest with the one we had in the early nineties, and it's something that i always wanted to do. i'm from the city of los angeles. born raised, lived here my whole life and i've always wanted to get back to community always want to make that difference. and i when i talked to candidates today i hear the exact same story. i asked him. why do you want to be a police

officer and they tell me mm. the same reasons why i said, i want to be a police officer and again it is so encouraging to me to see that from from members of the community, thank you for your service and your hard work and dedication. captain aaron mcraney. thank you very much, and we'll be right back. at safelite. we take care of vehicles with the latest technology when my last customer discovered a crack in his car's windshield. he's scheduled at safelite .com. safe like makes it easy. where the experts at replacing your glass. and recalibrating your advanced safety system, and they recycled my old glass. now that's a company i can trust. don't wait scheduled today. say flat repair safe like replace. when you really need tv dishes, 99% signal reliability. any time with you. should we do the cake?

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