illegal alien problem go together. desperate people, unfortunately -- and it's a fact -- will do desperate things to survive. >> and mayor adams needs a billion dollars to handle this. i don't know where that money is going, but that's a lot of cash. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. with that, "fox & friends" begins right now. >> have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> explosions rocking kyiv and other cities across ukraine. >> putin set to meet with his security council today. >> putin is switching strategies. he's going to target exactly what he's targeting right now. >> two people wounded in a shooting outside of the home of new york congressman and candidate for governor, lee zeldin. >> it's really close to home when it shows up on your front doorstep. >> new york city mayor eric adams declaring a state of emergency. migrants from texas are reportedly going door-to-door

asking for help. >> mother from venezuela telling "the new york post" she's waiting for food, clothes, and a place to work. >> chief economic advisor says core inflation is likely on the rise. >> inflation will come down with a slow down in the economy or a major recession. >> dodger is in trouble. recovered underneath, and the giants come from behind, and knock off the packers! >> that was a great win, but this is not great. we start with the fox news alert, explosions rocking kyiv as russia carries out a new assault on ukraine overnight. many people are dead. was in the last hour, the u.s. embassy issuing a dire warning urging american still in the country to shelter in place. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff is monitoring the situation and joins us. what's the latest? >> residence in multiple cities have been one to take shelter. we have trey yingst on the

ground reporting that, at this hour, there's currently a total blackout in kharkiv and he reports sessions are aiming at civilian targets. the same thing is taking place in kyiv this morning or multiple people are dead and 11 important pieces of infrastructure have been damaged in eight regions of ukraine and kyiv. that's according to the prime minister. the first time since june that the capital city has been attacked. president zelenskyy issued this. "they are trying to destroy us and wipe us off the face of the earth. the air alarm does not stop throughout ukraine. there are missiles hitting and unfortunately there are dead and wounded." the attacks were apparent retaliation happening just one day after vladimir putin blamed ukraine for destroying a key bridge linking crimea with russia. this is also prompted. he will make good on nuclear threats. president biden brought that fear state side when he said in a closed-door democratic fund-raiser last week at the

prospect of armageddon is upon us. here's former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> first off, those comments were reckless. i think even more importantly they demonstrate maybe one of the greatest foreign policy failures over the last decades. when you hear president talking about armageddon as a random thought, just musing at a fund-raiser, that the terrible risk to the american people. speak of the white house has defended the comment but added that it wasn't based on new intel. >> i think it was accurately reflecting the fact that the states are very high right now. his comments were not based on new or fresh intelligence or need indications that mr. putin has made a decision to use nuclear weapons. quite frankly, we don't have any indication that he has. >> president zelenskyy said he has spoken this morning with several world leaders, including in france, germany, and qatar, and he plans to address emergency talk that will take place among the d7 on tuesday.

>> steve: according to ukraine, they say the russians have fired 77 missiles and the strikes were between 6:228 this morning ukrainian time to a little before noon. air strikes also carried out from belarus and the crimean peninsula. they used 17 drones, and apparently it sounds like russia is firing the missiles in retaliation for that bridge explosion on saturday that alexandria just showed you, where it blew up on the peninsula to crimea. putin has called the bridge explosion terrorism and his meeting with his security council, although i know it they've already said. it's payback time. >> that's exactly the point that rebecca koffler made on "fox & friends first," saying that meeting with the security council is a ruse to what was already planned by launching these missiles into kyiv. watch this.

>> what putin has done is a diversion. the narrative about the security council meeting later in the day is a classic deception to achieve tactical surprise. this retaliation should have been expected, including by president biden and president zelenskyy. putin is switching strategies to what is called the new generation warfare. he's going to target exactly what he's targeting right now, the civilian infrastructure. president biden at this point has no de-escalation strategy, and that is very dangerous. >> they aim at civilian targets because, embarrassingly, the mighty russian army cannot stand up to ukraine. they lose every single time they are engaged. they have no other competent soldiers to call up. they have a car bomb go off in moscow and kill a leading

ukrainian critic's daughter, who's also a big ukrainian critic, and they have a bridge that was supposed to be the bridge to luxurious vacationing for the people of russia. good luck, have a nice vacation trying to get across that bridge. that obviously shows that no place is safe, as well as nine planes that blew up on the tarmac in crimea. so now they know, vladimir putin knows that nothing is safe. and blowing it up on his birthday adds to it. keep in mind ukraine is smashing through russian defenses, getting closer and closer to taking it back, instead of odesa, which would put an end to ukraine as a country. they are keeping odesa and takintaking it back, and takingr 220 other towns back moving forward. so putin can talk about revenge and talk about escalating, with rockets heading haphazardly into cities, you can terrorize, but

you can't win and accomplish any of your goals, and there are countless protests happening inside his country, and strong rumors of people inside his inner circle letting him have it for this whole so-called denazification of ukraine. >> steve: we haven't had a strike >> ainsley: since june. with this latest volley of 77 missiles, they struck the heart of the city and all these other sites, as well. for month they've said they're only hitting military targets, and they are hitting critical infrastructure systems. apparently ukraine says the strikes are aimed at crippling their energy system as winter approaches, because, they have targeted 12 different energy facilities, power stations, and lines. keep in mind as it gets a little chilly here in united states, chiler in ukraine. so that's diabolical. >> the question is how far putin

is willing to go to salvage this and possibly turn the tide. president biden said during a fund-raising event with democratic donors last week that putin is serious about using nuclear weapons. we are trying to figure out an off-ramp and we don't know what we are going to do, but we are facing the prospect of armageddon. huge statement by the president. if that's true or not depends on who you ask. should the president have said it in such a casual setting? absolutely not. why? because putin listens and goes, "what i'm doing is working, they are scared. maybe i should push even further." >> brian: here's the thing, totally responsible for the chairman of foreign relations to say something like that. but he gets a pass on it is unbelievably irresponsible. there is no evidence that he's moving any of his tactical nukes anywhere, and also if you talk to people in the military, tactical nuclear weapons would not even be effective on the

battlefield. the idea of using nukes to terrorize people, but tactical nukes would make a small area uninhabitable and most likely blow back at him. here's what the president needs to do, to -- president zelenskyy is asking for these atacms, they can hit targets 90 miles away. he says if he gets these, that ended quickly. the president said they won't give them. they are 1980s missile rockets, you need to give the ukrainians what they need to be successful. this slow giving of weapons that allows them to push the russians back, it just continues the bloodletting unnecessarily. let them win. they know how to fight, they've got the tactics and the soldiers and the motivation. the ru russians have nothing i t mentioned. eventually have to give them the weapons. just give it to them now. >> steve: the fact that russia

was able to penetrate the kyiv airspace speaks to the fact that they do not have good air defenses in the capital. >> brian: they knocked down 40 rockets. >> steve: so there is going to be a call that they need better stuff. look what they just did. you have to feel for the families of ukraine, because at the beginning of the war tens of thousands of them sent their children out of the country, largely to europe, during the war. now, one month ago, they kids came back for school. on this monday morning they wake up on what we celebrate is columbus day here and they are terrified. it's like, what's going on? i thought we are safe. >> you listen to general jack keane on this topic and he says, a cost-benefit analysis, deploying a nuke on a battlefield would be extremely costly for the russian people. the wind blows russia and it would pull nato even closer into this war, and it's not going to stop ukraine. on the other hand, he is like a trapped rat right now. he never thought he'd be in the position he's in and he doesn't

want to lose this war, so what's he going to do? we will ask that to mike pompeo coming up at eight: nine a.m. coming up. >> and now they say, what if he loses? what do we do? >> steve: thank you for joining us on this monday, october 10th. coming up, close to home, two teenagers chat outside the house of new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin while his teenage daughters were inside the kitchen table working on homework. he will join us live coming up. >> brian: plus come out rage over a questionable call involving tom brady. they said that was roughing the passer. it's called tackle football. the play that fans call failed. i know he's 45, but still. he has to play by our rules, too. ♪ ♪ i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual.

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♪ ♪ >> steve: it's 6:15 here in new york city. violence hits way too close to home for a new york republican candidate for governor, lee zeldin, as gunfire erupted outside his house in the middle of the afternoon yesterday. >> his teenage daughters were home when bullets started flying. >> brian: todd piro joins us with more. >> police say 217-year-old boys were shot outside the long island home of congressman lee zeldin. he said his two 16-year-old daughters were home alone doing their homework at the time when they heard gunfire outside their front door. those bullets landing just 30 feet away as the girls locked themselves in the bathroom and

called 911. >> it hits really close to home when it shows up on your front doorstep. i'm standing in front of crime scene tape in front of my own house. you can't get any more outraged than right now. >> authority say three teenagers were walking down the street when someone in an suv opened fire. two of them were shot before taking cover under zeldin's front porch. the conservative congressman has been vocal on new york's soft-on-crime policies contributing to this violent crime crisis. but he said it's past the point of politics were seemingly nowhere is safe. the incident is apparently gang related and unrelated to the residents of the house. zeldin says he doesn't know the identity of those shot but that they are being treated for their wounds. the search for the shooters is ongoing. back to you. >> brian: 2:30 in the afternoon in long island. middle class community. he thinks he can leave his 16-year-old daughter's home, look at possibly go wrong?

as usual, just like in manhattan in certain areas of brooklyn and queens that are immune for the most part, heavily policed, immune from crime, that's not the case. so you don't know if he's taking shots at the zeldin house. you have to quickly scramble, number one, and number two, this is the second major incident that has happened to lee zeldin while campaigning. >> in july someone came up with some sort of weapon, brass knuckles with spikes on them, and tackled him to the ground. so crime is following this guy, and it's unfortunate because his whole platform is to prevent crime. that's why he's running. >> steve: in that particular guy said he was drunk, didn't know who lee zeldin was. he was immediately released under state law because this is a soft on crime state, but then he wound up getting arrested by the feds and charged with assaulting a member of congress. you know it's interesting about

this, my wife and i heard the story and kathy said, "i wonder how the daughters knew to go into the bathroom upstairs and hide in an interior room." you've got to wonder whether it was -- it could either be instruction that members of congress and their families get, or it could be something the kids picked up in school these days with an active shooter drill. when he is with us in a little while, i'm going to ask him how his twin daughters knew to do that. because it was very, very smart. >> ainsley: there is so much reaction coming in, including from elise stefanik. she is reacting to the shooting outside zeldin's home, she did on the trey gowdy show last night. watch this. >> lee and his wonderful wife, diana, were marching in a columbus day. in bronx away from home while the two girls were doing their homework on the first floor. we are glad the zeldin family is

safe, but it's a crime crisis in new york state and it shows up on your doorstep, literally come in a case of a republican gubernatorial, which is why we need to vote to turn out and save new york by electing lee zeldin this november. >> that's around 20 miles from my house. you don't expect that to be the situation. but it's very interesting that governor hochul is the opposite, she's done nothing to rein in the zero cash bail, she gave a statement afterwards that she's glad his family is okay, but on her staff she has this guy, the former project coordinator for the d car restoration to decarceration project.they ml first policy. not only is she saying she has six change to change her stance on crime, she's double and tripling down. it's not like she is the heir apparent to governor cuomo.

she was put on the ballot because governor cuomo was concerned about losing upstate new york, and she was up in buffalo and they had no relationship. all she does is try to have fund-raisers to get more power and pay for play programs are so flagrant, she is almost daring some type of class action lawsuit. >> ainsley: selden said he says it hits really close tot shows up on your front doorstep. and now he says his front porch is actually part of the crime scene. there is tape up in front of his house right now. police tape. >> steve: it's the randomness of it, and it just goes to show it can happen to anybody. and yesterday it did. he's going to be coming up with us just about 35 minutes from right now, right here on the fox news channel. >> brian: people who say it wasn't aimed at him, tell it to the father at the marriott when

he's getting set to go see his daughter at parents day in marist, and he's going to get coffee, and two homeless criminals are shooting at each other and he gets caught in the cross fire. >> ainsley: tell that to his 16-year-old daughters who were doing homework, and they hear shots ring out in front of the house and their thinking that they could be thinking, "my dad is running for governor, could this be a targeted thing? what do i do?" no child should ever be in that situation in their own home or anywhere in new york, but it's happening across the state and across the country. >> steve: actually joins us for more on bad stuff. >> good morning to all three of you. america's crime crisis, another weekend of violence in chicago leaves at least eight people shot and two dead. the victims include a 14-year-old and a 16-year-old who are both expected to recover. the violence comes as police warn of at least five separate

incidents of robbers targeting mail carriers for the master keys in order to gain access to apartment buildings. and three buses carrying migrants pull into new york city this morning as texas governor abbott continues to send them to the sanctuary cities. meanwhile, border officials in the lone star state reported an outstanding 601,100 migrant apprehensions across the southwest border just this weekend. del rio and el paso, texas, accounting for 3500 of them. and it's columbus day and statues of the italian explorer are once again the target of protesters claiming columbus does not represent racial justice. many statues are already covered in tarps and boxes to stop protesters from defiling them any further and in philadelphia the statute has been inside of a box for more than two years as the courts fight over whether or not to remove it completely. the city added green, white, and red paint to represent italian heritage. now to the nfl as tom brady and the bucs benefit from a rushing

pass call. cut short, a potential falcons come back. many online label it one of the worst calls of the season so far, toppling the falcons. the eagles remained perfect on the season against the cardinals thanks in large part to arizona missing this field goal in the final minute, instead of going into overtime. they went 20 heaven 17. in john dominic lund and the giants got a big win over aaron rodgers and the green bay packers. >> at it again! incomplete! the giants pulled the packers out of the end zone! >> stopping green bay in the red zone with a minute left. and another hail mary attempt, also making an appearance at the london game was an aaron rodgers doppelgaenger. he had fans wondering if they were seeing double of the packers quarterback after traveling from germany to the game. oh, my gosh, i wonder if he gets

that a lot. if people stopped him. it's his twin! >> he's german, i guess? that's hilarious. >> brian: you are allowed to travel out of the country now. >> steve: wouldn't it be funny if he was the guy in the stands in the doppelgaenger was pla playing? >> brian: it kind of looks like it. >> steve: sorry, not the the rel quarterback! >> brian: sometimes you're born that way and you can't help it, but he's going the beard, has the same tint of gray. he wants to be aaron rodgers, which is sad. speak of the giants are 4-1, right? that the position no one thought they would be in. congratulations, new york. >> steve: i like the fact that you noted he had a tint of gray. what are they called, "just for men" commercials? >> brian: gradually goes. >> steve: just a hint of gray. >> brian: they took the grecian formula success and upped the ante.

>> steve: people are using it by the gallon. >> brian: and it is just for men. >> steve: one of those was the real aaron rodgers. which one? >> brian: is always good to talk sports with carley. >> by the way, did you check the fantasy scores this weekend? we played each other. >> brian: it's not over yet. >> carley: it's over. i won. actually, my husband won, but it's under my name. we'll talk more about that later. totally avoidable, while one economist says the u.s. is at risk of a damaging recession. we could have stayed clear. stuart varney breaks down the likelihood of even higher inflation, coming up. ♪ ♪

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very high probability of a damaging recession that was totally avoidable. when they finally recognize that inflation was didn't here to ret on fox business, good morning. that wasn't a political statement, that was an economic statement. he is apolitical. >> i think he's referring to two chronic mistakes. number one, president biden spent $1.9 trillion. just chucked it into the economy. that's 10% of america's economy checked into it. >> brian: it could have been more. >> but it was $2 trillion. at that time, the inflation rate was 1.7%. the federal reserve followed through, printing trillions of dollars. the result, 18 months later, you've got inflation at 8%, 6% is the core, and you've got a recession that is about to be imposed by the federal reserve.

if we are not in a recession already, they'll put us into one. that's where we are now. you are facing a high level of inflation, you've got the confirmation on thursday with the cpi, and facing an extreme likelihood of a very nasty recession. >> steve: sure, but stuart, you know this administration will just redefine what a recession is. normally, in normal times, it's two negative quarters of back-to-back negative growth. >> i don't know how they're going to do that. i mean, really. >> steve: unemployment is so low, it is not a regular recession, they will say. >> okay, that's what they'll say, but the fact is our standard of living for just about everybody in america today is going down. wage increases are not keeping pace with inflation. if you get this nasty recession, i think we're going to go into it with a lot of people unemployed, and that means the job market will not be as strong as it is now. there are signs of slippage even now. we're going into his inflation

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could get a job. it all comes after marek adams declared a state of emergency over the influx of 70,000 migrants entering his city in the last six months, some by bus. our next guest went to investigate the migrant housing himself. new york city councilman joe borelli. good morning. so you saw this story, and it's terrifying to think that these people are so desperate that they are going door-to-door. >> leave the politics aside for a second. these people are here with nothing but the shirts on the back. when you see children and women just in t-shirts and shorts in october in new york, it's a problem. it's very sad and very troubling, and it's upsetting to anyone who sees it. >> steve: schuler, and so the city, i guess , relocated them to a series of hotels in staten island. as you can see, these people are obviously freezing to death because they have literally got the clothes they were given in

texas. big difference in temperature. >> it seems the city is trying to ramp up their response, but even mayor adams has said the word, emergency. that's exactly what it is. i think people out there should be asking where the federal government is in response to this. joe biden was in town last week, he flew from poughkeepsie down the jersey shore back to manhattan. never once did he stop and look at what's going on at the port authority bus depot where one of the tent cities that's now being constructed. he needs to be confronted with the failure of his border policies so he can understand the ramifications. >> steve: after you saw with your own two eyes, what did you do? >> i brought some clothes and toys for some of the kids. again, i'm a father. it's troubling to say. i could disagree with the policy and fight the policy but when you see people there in desperate circumstances, as a result of insane border policies, it really is troubling. >> steve: indeed, and so is the crime crisis. i don't know if you felt safe

coming into the fox world headquarters today. but a lot of people don't feel safe on the streets, including the former governor. listen to this. >> first time in my life, even in the late '80s and '90s when the crime rate was killing 2,000 people a year, i never felt as unsafe as i do now. just walking around. and god forbid we take the subway home from wi abc. you are hearing about the salt almost every other day. >> steve: people aren't safe, and the randomness. look at lee zeldin, coming up in 18 minutes. whether he was being targeted or whether he was one of those things. >> brian: it when i grew up we didn't go to shows in manhattan, we rarely went to yankee game ie bronx because the crime level. we were scared. you are seeing that same feeling in fact new york once again. people like those who have been there done that here their whole lives know it.

and to acknowledge the reality of what one-party government has done to this state. >> steve: thieves are so brazen, we were talking about a story here in new york city on thursday. it was crushed by a construction truck. as he lays dead on the pavement, what happened? >> in new york we rob people who are victims of traffic accidents, and people cheered him on. that should send shock waves to anyone thinking about coming to new york. >> and the cops are having a problem identifying the body because the cop said at least they didn't steal his teeth. >> no other way to describe it. >> i think he described it exactly right. it's the new new york city, and it's terrifying. thank you for joining us. 17 minutes before the to top ofe hour and ashley joins us with

headlines. >> was just weeks into the midterms, many democrats are doubling down on radical abortion messaging. stacey abrams saying you can't even tell when a pregnancy starts. >> the arbitrary standards of timelines ignore the medical reality that it is a fallacy. we know exactly when the pregnancy starts and exactly where we are in the system, in the term, and what doctors will tell you is they need to make decisions based on the woman they are treating. >> california governor gavin newsom's campaign posting these billboards across austin and funding texans in his state to receive abortions. more celebrities are calling him out after he threatened the jewish community in a now deleted tweet. actress jamie lee curtis to eating that the holiest day in judaism was last week, and words matter. a threat to jewish people and did once in a genocide. your words incite violence. please stop.

his friends claim he's in the middle of a psychiatric episode. west reportedly suffers from bipolar disorder. planning to see you hyundai and kia. because of an alleged defect that makes certain models easier to still do make steel. car thefts have doubled as city officials call on the south korean automakers to fix the issue. and it's a bad day for mets fans after the padres eliminated them with a 6-0 win in game three of the series. the picture he led the way becoming the first pitcher ever to be at least seven innings with one hit or less ina winner-take-all game. the umpire stopped the game to make sure he wasn't cheating. >> they are checking his ears. >> that's when you know you are good. juan soto with a big game bringing in two runs to steal the 6-0 win. the padres will take on their

rivals, the los angeles dodgers, tomorrow night. those are your headlines. back to you. steel and i'm glad he had clean ears thank you very much. let's go outside. janice, let it like out there? >> it's really nice and a beautiful day. across the midwest we will see a warm-up. let's take a look at the maps and i'll show you those temperatures on the rise. across fargo, 35. we had freeze advisories last week for many of these folks across the northern plains in the midwest. the temperatures are going to go up this week i had a cold front that's eventually going to bring more rain and cooler temperatures to the end of the work week. we will take the warm up over the next couple of days because you know it's coming. it will be cold air and snow in the next couple of weeks. maybe next month or so. here's where we are dealing with a little bit of rain in the forecast across interior portions of the northeast, and we have some tropical moisture making its way in from the pacific, and that's going to bring the potential for a

showers and thunderstorms are parts of texas and southern california this week, monday and tuesday, so flooding will be problematic in some of these areas. just keep that in mind. foxweather.com for the latest details. still hanging onto summertime and parts of the u.s., but we will take 68 and mostly sunny skies, right, steve doocy? >> steve: for columbus day? can't beat it. >> see you soon. >> steve: coming up, face to face with the taliban. a former negotiator breaks down what was likely discussed behind closed doors between u.s. officials and the afghanistan taliban. first, a cold case could be reopened for decades after three girl scouts were murdered. >> oh, my gosh. some sleeping bags must have fallen off the truck when they delivered all the girls's luggage. but then as i started walking closer i could see a body. >> steve: the shocking details uncovered by a teacher, coming up.

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♪ ♪ >> we are back with some quick headlines. the roster for this year's nascar playoffs round of eight is finalized after christopher bell and the number 20 card take the top spot at the bank of america 400 by holding off kevin r vick and the overtime. the race eliminating kyle

larson, who could make the point to advance to the next round. bell said the middle of the pot democrats ahead of sunday's race at the las vegas motor speedway. international soccer superstar cristiano ronaldo silences fans with the game-winning goal to win 700 for his club career. >> a terrific pass to cristiano ronaldo. another milestone! >> he is known throughout his career as cr7 for his initials and number. completing manchester united's combat, the achievement translates to 35 goals evereveryseason since he made hb maybe a 20 years ago. so impressive. >> brian: very impressive, 37. he has played with the very bad manchester united team and that's when he came up with. 8 minutes before the top of the

art. a cold case fighting to be reopened after 40 years. over the abduction and murder of three young girl scouts. >> the girls were 10-year-old denise, 9-year-old michelle, and 8-year-old lori. what happened next is unthinkable. >> they are children's names he always remember. lori and denise and michelle, they are there. and they are never going to go away. >> brian: this is the story of these girl scouts who were killed, and they thought they had one verdict going in, but in the end it turns out some of the students, it almost rides knew something that would be a reality show, almost like a fictional show, almost like the steve martin-martin short show, working through some of these murders, and then all of the sudden faith phillips started getting some direct messages

from her students on different podcasts who were pursuing some of the answers to some of these murders. and it reopened these cases to find out really what happened back then. >> steve: this happened in tulsa back in 1977. i was living in kansas at the time. i remember this. my sisters were girl scouts. it was a terrifying story. apparently to tell different men have been identified as the potential killer over the years, according to variety, but one was acquitted and the other never found guilty by trial. so there are so many questions about what happened. >> there certainly are. if you want to find out what was uncovered and where the case stands now in the brand-new series, the girl scout murders, tune in to fox nation. available now. >> brian: meanwhile, straight ahead, over the next two hours, close to home. two teams shot outside the home of congressman lee zeldin while his daughters were inside, and he was at a parade in the bronx. he joins us live to share the he joins us live to share the horrifying (driver 1) it's all you.

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when it shows up on your front doorstep. >> new york city mayor eric adams declaring a state of emergency. migrants from texas are reportedly going door-to-door asking for help. >> a mother from venezuela telling "the new york post" she's waiting for food, clothes, and place to work. >> chief economic advisor for alliance predicts that core inflation is likely on the rise. >> does it come down with a slow down in the economy or a major recession? >> aaron rodgers in trouble. ball knocked out, recovered underneath, and the giants come from behind and knock off the packers! >> steve: it's 7:00 here in new york city and violence it's way too close to home for the new york republican candidate for governor, lee zeldin, gunfire outside his house yesterday. >> the situation so terrifying especially because teenage daughters are home of the time when bullet started flying.

>> brian: todd piro has more. >> scary stuff, guys. please say two 17-year-old boys were shot outside the long island home of lee zeldin. he said his $260 are home alone at the time just doing their homework when they heard gunfire outside their room front door. the girls locked themselves in the bathroom and called 911. >> it hits close to home and it shows up on your front doorstep. i'm standing in front of crime scene tape in front of your own house. you can't get m any more outrage than right now. >> authority say three teenagers were walking on the street and some of the open fire. two of them were shot before taking cover under zeldin's front porch. the congressman has been very vocal on new york soft-on-crime policies contributing to the spiraling crime crisis but he said it's past the point of politics when seemingly nowhere is safe. police say the incident outside his home is gang-related and "unrelated to the residents of