>> president biden, is this los angeles today? >> biden says he will cut prices after the move that opec made. >> smoking gun in the so-called whipping controversy. >> now we're learning that the biden administration knew early on that the border patrol agents didn't whip any migrants. >> these men and women who put their lives on line for the country every day deserve better. >> missing georgia toddler quentin simon is likely done, naming the mother as the suspect. >> we've seized evidence to move the case move. >> a report scheduled to be

released hours from now before the midterm election. >> a new friend wants to join our party. >> i'm sorry. i know this is an intense playoff game, but i cannot help but laugh at this point. ♪ ♪ >> so much focus on wisconsin this week. of course what's happening with the governor. you can see ron johnson pulling away in the individual races. people think wacha shah, and you think about kenosha, what happened, people who perpetrated horrible crimes, what's going on with race in america. as we pull up from milwaukee, we see new york, i'm saying to myself, i have a proposal i want to spring it on you.

i don't know if you injure savings account pass book with me, but instead of going pro -- >> pro in what? >> pickle ball. of since i haven't played yet, why we buy a franchise? compete with lebron and tom brady, the three of us to buy a franchise? >> how many are they? >> you have to believe in yourself, commit to it. then we'll do it. >> i have to pay for my daughter. >> she can play pi pickleball. >> well try to get a pickleball setup on "fox & friends" next week, and rather than buy a franchise let's become the world's greatest players. >> we can do that. >> we need four people. >> we have to play every day, though,. >> how many people do you need on a team? just two? >> you need two. >> you're already paired up? >> next week, brian and ted. >> i'm going to start

practicing. i'm going to practice this weekend. >> don't go out this weekend. save your money. we should do it. >> more and more people are going to do this. so many big names, lebron james. it depends on how much. are they millions of dollars? >> to buy a team? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> we need more people than the three of us. >> i'm friends with sean hannity. >> we're going to be the team. >> i'd rather buy the team and watch. i can't afford the team alone. i'll have a 1% stake. >> i'm friends with sean hannity. i'll see what he has. maybe he'd like to buy something. >> he loves pickleball. he loves playing it. his kids are great tennis players. they love pickleball too. >> they can be on our team. >> okay. stay tuned for that. in the meantime, 27 minutes from right now, new inflation data will be out as economists and executives warn we may be on the verge of a recession. we've heard that before. the administration won't admit it. >> opec nations, opec plus, refused a biden administration

request to delay a production cut. >> ainsley: mike emanuel is live at the white house with more. mike? >> expectations are consumer prices will come in far higher than the federal reserve and the white house would like. inflation dating back to januard where it was when president biden took office in 2021. then when congress marched a rescue plan in 2020, and when vladimir putin invaded ukraine. saudi officials dismissed the request which they viewed as a political gamut by the biden administration to avoid bad news head of the u.s. midterm elections. the president bumped fists w, ad now there will be, he promised,

repercussions for the saudi snub. >> when the house and senate get back, there will be consequences for what they've done with russia. i'm not going to get into what i consider and what i have in mind, but there will be consequences. >> with slow oil production expected to spike prices, the white house says it's time to take another look at the u.s. relationship with the saudis. >> but he was very clear. there will be consequences. we believe the decision that opec plus made last week was a mistake. it was short-sighted. so we have said -- i said this yesterday during the briefing -- that the -- from the beginning the president has talked about recalibrating, readjusting our relationship with saudi arabia. >> so white house allies on capitol hill are pushing the white house to stop arm sales to the saudi kingdom. steve, ainsley, brian?

>> mike emanuel on the north lawn where it's raining. i can hear it. mike, thank you very much. >> let's bring in kellyanne conway, fox news contributor, former counsel to president trump. has opec gotten televisions since the 1970s? why does all of a sudden the rubber hit the road with democrats now? >> because biden very blatantly and brazenly made a request, and they wanted to brush him back. it's incredibly embarrassing, a danger to our national security, brian, to have the saudis turn around and say we're not helping you crawl o out of this midterm hole. it's quite embarrassing. joe biden keeps talking about tapping into the reserve. that's there for certain circumstances, after hurricane katrina, during the persian gulf war, not because a political

person, the president of the united states, has done everything he can to gut american energy. of course, stop drilling, canceling the u.s. pipelines on day one, all the jobs that went with it. look, you can't run the world's greatest democracy, our country, on spite. i can't help that this president's thing is spite. he lied to jake tapper, to say he didn't go to the saudis for oil is a lie. his own administration admitted he did. we know he did. they keep lying. they lie about the whipping of the migrants. they lie about we're not in a recession, by his own economist's own definition, two consecutive quarters of no growth. we're in a recession. he lies about not begging them for oil. last point. june of 2021, biden meets with putin. he gives him couple of-made aviators. the media says, oh, wow. what has putin since then? he gives him ray-bans.

he gives the saudis a fist pump. we get to pay the price at the gas pump. that's why joe biden has no credibility in governor the election, rising costs, rising inflation. >> and if you're going to cut production, just wait a month, after the midterms. >> it's so embarrassing to have a u.s. president be politician in chief that way, ask a foreign entity to cut production. by the way, it's not clear if that would have affected what we pay at the pump. not only do they lie, do they beg, but they're also just inaccurate. the lack of accuracy, accountability and apology from this white house, everything with issues with oil, to the migrant situation, which should make everybody upset, whipping the migrants, which of course was a lie, and they knew it, there's no apology, no accountability, no accuracy. >> kellyanne, speaking of the migrants, a couple of top

democrats yesterday who essentially called out the president and said, hey, joe biden stop pretending the migrant situation on our southern border is not a problem. we have the governor of new york saying that this is owned by the biden administration, the problem, and nancy pelosi said, quote, we all know we must secure our border. that's our responsibility as a country belt also must respect those seeking asylum for appropriate reasons, but understand the impact on communities. it's a new phenomenon. the answer to almost every probable is to have comprehensive immigration reform. we can't get that under the present set of circumstances. short of that, though, we'll have to address the issue. as they clearly address the issue, means give them more money to handle what joe biden is flooding the country with, and that's migrants who we've never seen in these numbers before. >> that's right. hey, steve, the democratic philosophy right now is don't believe what you see. believe what i say.

>> steve: right. >> americans are by and large are rejecting that when it comes to border security. border security and immigration are different. immigration animates more voters, but border security gets women, young people. immigration is about people. border security is about fentanyl, that millions of people have walked into the country, even though they lie about that. now, this country is very upset. they know that fentanyl is the number one killer of 18 to 44-year-olds. in the white house where i worked, the president and first lady, donald and mel lania trump, they worked on the drug issue together. we had broken the back of the overdose crisis -- we got it to 65,000, 70,000. 107,000 last year, friends. you can fill up yankee stadium and citifield and still be looking for seats. 107,000 people lost.

nancy pelosi's answerer to that is comprehensive immigration reform. they've spent more time talking about whipping migrants, which was a lie, than they have about babies drowning in the rio grande river than they have about rainbow fentanyl. 2200 pounds of fentanyl was seized in august alone at the border. that's enough to kill a half a billion people. it's 500 million lethal doses. now, rainbow fentanyl is 50 times more potent or lethal than heroin. i just want to put this in perspective for folks. this administration has done absolutely nothing. that's why security is the big issue going forward, whether it's safety, crime, drugs, border security, national security, economic security, housing security.

>> ainsley: kellyanne, you wrote an op-ed talking about the problems at polls and conservative voters. you said, if history is any guide, conservative and centrist votes are being under counted by many public polls. give us examples. you listed some. tell folks at home who haven't read it some examples. >> sure. thank you, ainsley. this has been going on for quite a while. people are undersampling independents and republicans in their overall samples. independents have been aligning with republicans for a while. joe biden lost them early, never got them back. they're angry about a lot of his policies and his inaction. counting centrist and conservative voters, the history of these mainstream polls and academic polls is to underappreciate, undervalue and undercount them. why? because they dismiss them in the polls because they dismiss them in life. we never deeply examine that which we deeply disdain. joe biden was winning wisconsin by seven points. no, he didn't.

trump and biden were tied in florida. no, they weren't. let me run through the senate races very typical. tom tillis in north carolina won by two points. steve danes in montana won. susan collins won maine by 8.6%. lindsey graham won by 10%. what do they have in common? number one, all united states republican senators. number two, they were outside the margin of error. there was not a single poll that showed susan collins winning her race. she won by 6.8%. that's not a squeaker, a close race. what happens afterwards, the pollster say, oopsy, we'll do better next time and they don't. it's one thing for the art and polls to be good, but the science is really important. there's no accountability in this highly unregulated industry. >> indeed, but also something we've seen over the last couple

years, the f the phenomenon of y voter. they might tell a pollster, i'm going to vote this way and then vote that way. >> yes. have you ever been on twitter lately? it's a left wing cesspool. those people are out and about, really excited to tell you what they think about everything moment by moment. they're still the same people screaming in polls. it's overblown. it is correct that some people don't want to participate in polls because they feel they can be investigating, indicted, subpoenaed. they can have their private home ransacked by the authorities. but, look, i think it's more fundamentally, steve, an issue of what i said in 2016, which is the undercover hidden trump/pence voter. >> steve: i remember. >> it's not they're embarrassed to say that, but they don't wat every night to feel like thanksgiving with the in-laws. their vote is private.

they don't want to hear, you're supposed to vote. my vote is my choice. i think they're back in full force in 2024 and 2022. many people missing in the polls are going to vote this time for republicans who have an affirmative vision. in 2020, there wasn't a hidden trump voter. they were doing boat parades, wearing their red maga hats. >> how do you get ahold of them? it's a challenge. you do this for a living. so, kellyanne, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: thanks, kellyanne. let's hand it over to carly with more headlines. >> carly: good morning to you. a fox news alert. two connecticut police officers are dead. another seriously injured following a shooting overnight in bristol. earlier this morning, we spoke

with an officer from middletown, connecticut, about the attack on law enforcement. >> we want to send our thoughts, prayers and condolences with the bristol, connecticut, police department. we woke up to tragic news this morning. three officers were shot overnight. two passed away. one's in recovery right now. so it's been a tough morning for us. >> carly: the governor of connecticut directing state flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of the fallen officers. we're expecting to hear from authorities later this hour. fort myers beach residents returning to their storm-ravaged homes two weeks after hurricane ian, many with no power or running water, if they have anything at all. ivanka trump working with local churches to provide supplies

the atlanta braves bouncing back to defeat the phillies 3-0. in los angeles, the san diego padres evened up their series with the dodgers with a 5-3 win. in the american league, aaron judge and the new york yankees will face the cleveland guardians tonight in the bronx, depending on the weather. the meanwhile yordan alvarez and the houston astros will take on the seattle mariners. and mattress mac placed a $10 million bet that the astros would win the world series. it could be the biggest bet payout in sports betting history. those are your headlines. he loves the sports betting. >> and back to the folks as well. >> does he know the yankees are in the playoffs? does he fully realize that? >> he supports his hometown. >> how many of his bets has he won? do we know? 50/50? that's a lot of money. >> very charitable as well.

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parents booed a member of the board. [gavel pounded] >> that is not necessary. we understand that people have differing opinions. we will conduct ourselves as adults. we will not boo. we will not jeer. you can clap if you'd like. >> well, the parents were there to express concerns regarding books they thought were too sexually explicit being placed in the district's library. a father of eight was at the meeting and joins us now. good morning. you have eight children. you have five in the school district. you were at that meeting. what did the school board meeting say to warrant the boos? >> well, you know, the school board member was trying to

control, i give him credit for trying to do that, but basically they were trying to regulate every time a person would cheer, say something, or clap. so i think that -- you know, i agree with that particular part, but you could see that they were trying to censor every single word. >> ainsley: yeah. they can't tell you what to say, what comes out of your mouth. that's free speech. what happened next? i understand they abruptly ended the meeting? >> yeah. you know, they -- the crowd was being a little loud. one of the members -- one of the people from the fire department just got up and said that unfortunately, you know, we're now in a fire hazard situation. the fire marshal does not want

the meeting to continue. the crowd felt, you knew this was a hot topic, knew the capacity of your building. you knew that parents were passionate about attending. you allowed all these people in. at the same time, halfway toward the meeting, you're going to ask the majority of them to leave the meeting room, go on your iphone, smartphone, and watch the meeting live. people felt very offended. that's when it started. >> ainsley: we have a list of books currently under review, but, you know, you don't just go from zero to 60. you had to get to this point, to where everyone is riled up, the room is full of parents and people are booing. what led to that? is it because you don't feel the school board is listening to you? >> yeah. well, there's a prior meeting september 12th. it was -- many parents offended.

the people that were given a chance to speak were those against book banning. they were given three minutes or more to speak their mind to the school board members. i think that really kind of agitated many of the parents who listened to the meeting afterward, that purposely some people were selected to speak who were against banning the books, and that led to a large attendance on the second meeting of october 12th. even at that meeting, again, they knew this was a hot topic, that parents would show up. this is a tight-knit community. residents here are passionate about the education of their kids. they'll attend a meeting like that. >> ainsley: dearborn one of the suburbs of detroit. it's a beautiful area. please let us know how the

meeting goes tonight. >> thank you very much. thank you for giving me time to speak. i want to clear it up by saying, this is not about one side or another, but protecting the children. we're talking about 13-year-old children in high school. we want to keep their minds pure, focus on math, technology, other subjects that matter for their future. >> ainsley: it's about parents making decisions for their kids. if parents want to check them out separately, buy them on amazon, they can. parents are speaking out. they don't want them in the schools. thank you so much. we did reach out to dearborn public schools for a statement. we did not hear back. 27 minutes after the top of the hour. still ahead, the final inflation report before the 2022 midterms. we'll break down what the consumer price numbers mean for you, your family, and your wallet. that's next. ♪

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>> ainsley: we're back with a few headlines. a trump employee reportedly told the fbi that the former president ordered them to move boxes of documents at ma mar-a-o after the raid. "the washington post" report says the eyewitness account is

backed up by security footage that helped convince authorities to seek that search warrant. and the cancer research institute founded by the late actress olivia newton-john announcing breakthroughs more than two months after she lost her battle with breast cancer. the findings could be used to increase the effectiveness of immunotherapy of certain types of cancers. newton-john died in august after a decades-long battle with the disease. and dustin johnson cracked a joke about liv golf after pocketing a lot of prize money. >> you know, i was regretting my decision to come here, you know. it's just been terrible. i was sitting there last night thinking about it. it bothered me a lot. >> carly: oh, i'm sure it was. his sarcastic comment comes after he earned $30 million in the last five months, this on top of the $125 million he reportedly got as a signing bonus. he's not a poor man, steve?

>> steve: he's laughing all the way to the bank. >> carly: literally. i love it. >> steve: thank you very much. >> carly: you're welcome. >> steve: a fox news alert. 47 ago a key inflation report for september was released. consumer prices still above 8%, as you can see. currently year over year, it's 8.2%, but month over month it's .4%, higher than expected. fox news contributor brian brenberg is a business and economics university at kings college here in manhattan, and joins us right now. you know what, it's not just us. >> yeah. this is an ugly report that we just got. i mean, people already know the numbers in a sense, because they felt them last month. now we're getting the numbers. 8.2% yea year. that beat expectations. 6.6%. both numbers higher than we expected to see, steve.

they're higher than markets expected. that's going to be a problem for markets. they're going to get nervous now. that means the fed has an even harder job than they thought they had. >> this number is higher than any number we've seen since august of 1982. >> yeah. >> steve: the stock market futures are selling off. >> a sharp reversal. inflation continues to be worse than expected. i want you to pay attention to the core number, that 6.6% increase. what that means is that inflation has reached deeper and deeper into the economy. it's spread farther and going to be harder to get out. >> steve: exactly. why the dow futures are down, because the average trader is going, okay, if inflation continues to rage, that means the perv federal reserve will ho slam on the brakes again, maybe the next increase .75.

it would be better if they went for at least one point. >> that's going to start to be the discussion now. how much higher do they go potentially than .75%. there's no question now, when you're talking about november, they're going to raise .75%, but the problem with these numbers is they're stuck. they're staying above that 8% level, staying above that 6% level. these were supposed to come -- the experts told us these were going to come down, but they're stuck there, because americans have expectations now. i need to see higher wages. if these are the prices are going to increase, i need to see higher wages. that gets baked into the calculus for businesses, keeping the numbers elevated. >> steve: that's what the administration said for the longest time, brian, yeah, okay, inflation was a problem, you know, when it was transitory, but wages are going up as well. but now the inflation is outpacing the wages. every day you're losing money.

>> exactly the story that's happening right now. people are falling further and further behind. the numbers are ratifying what they're feeling here. but going forward, the issue becomes how high does the fed have to raise rates to tamp this out? what does that mean for employment? what does that mean for the economy, for jobs? the administration so badly downplayed this problem and got behind it. the fed did the same thing. now they're playing catch-up. really only the fed is playing catch-up. because the administration is spending like spending is not a problem. they're going to break things. the problem is the likelihood of the fed breaking things, overcorrecting, causing too much pain goes up, and that's really the issue right now. >> steve: because joe biden is trusting the federal reserve to get this under control. you're a professor. what grade would you give the geniuses so far?

>> an "f." i have very little confidence they'll get us out of this without a lot of pain. >> steve: brian, thank you. still ahead, could oregon go red? it's been a reliable blue state. president biden is rushing to campaign in the deep blue state as the latest polls suggest oregon is on the brink of electing its first republican governor in 40 years. kayleigh mcenany, good morning. you're going to get quizzed on that coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪

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>> tomorrow president biden heading to oregon as part of his three-state swing to rally voters out west ahead of next month's midterms. >> the crime surge taking center stage as republican candidate

christine drazan could become the state's first republican governor in 40 years. >> kayleigh mcenany joins us now. kayleigh, the president was in colorado to dedicate a park. the purple states don't want him. >> no. what's so interesting, so look at where the president is going, where he's not going, right? he's going to california, to colorado, to oregon. where is he not going during the west coast swing? arizona and nevada where you have senate races that are within single digits. >> how about pennsylvania too? >> pennsylvania, no, nobody wants him. jen psaki was right, when she gave the sober analysis, that the president is a drag on a democratic ticket. >> just talking about the economy, that's certainly in all the polls, one of the number one things. when you look at oregon, i mean how has portland, oregon, devolved, you know, from the chop zone, all that over stuff, over the last year or two. people say what happened to my state? what happened to my town? >> i was there about a year ago.

i was stunned. you couldn't walk on the streets. i was there with my mom. you just felt the high crime. you saw it visibly when you were driving into portland. >> you didn't feel safe. >> you didn't feel safe. that's why, i mean, it is stunning, steve, to think you have the republican governor nominee ahead by 2.4% in the real clear politics average. they haven't had a statewide republican governor in 40 years. this would be the only republican governor on the pacific northwest coast. it would be a huge turn. it looks like it's going to happen. i think because of crime. >> isn't it interesting, because you think of oregon, you think of liberal. you know, you think of liberal policies, very progressive. it's interesting that a republican is doing so well there, or even in the running there. why is that? >> i think crime is going to be the issue. education was the animating issue in the mcauliffe race. it's still a big issue. crime is the one. close race in raleigh-durham,

it's a house race. crime is number two in many polls. republicans are set to overperform. there's a cnn poll that just came out. while the generic ballot looks close, i still think that's off n. battleground districts, republicans are off by five points. polling that's flawed, and was in '16. >> looking at the real clear average, drinkwetter, the d, a r for the independent. there's one thing, bernie sanders is correct on, abortion is a fading issue. is that what you're finding? >> that's with i'm finding. when you dig in on the polling. the enthusiasm on abortion -- it's easy to say, okay, abortion is a top issue, democrats are going to win because of dobbs. no. the pro-life voters are more motivated to show up and turn out than the pro-choice voters.

it's a nice talking point, saying abortion is going to win the day too democrats, but we'll find otherwise on the evening of november 8th. >> coming up in about 3:16 she'll take to the studio. kayleigh, thank you very much. >> it's going to rain soon. i want to into us you to my friends. what's your name? >> emily. >> tim. >> becky. >> steve. >> where you from? >> curryville. peb. >> kathy. >> you're from? torrance, california. >> the rain is coming. if you're traveling, make sure you watch all that's going on the maps. 61 here in new york. here's the front that moves on through today, this afternoon, showers, thunderstorms. we could even see some severe weather. behind that, cold weather, bringing snow to parts of the upper midwest and the great lakes. you can see those temperatures. that's going to be one of the

biggest stories the next couple of days. we could see 1-5 inches, depending where you live. we'll keep you up to date. foxweather.com for your latest details. brian, you have breaking news? or carly? >> brian: yes. thank you so much, janice. we'll take it and sort it out here. do we want to go to -- you sure? okay. all right. still ahead this morning, we're one month away from the fifa world cup in qatar. we'll kick off the excitement. first, talk about exciting, bill hemmer is here. >> good morning. you just reported on the breaking news on inflation, on the economy. we have analysis. there was very little, if any, good news in this report. that's bad news for you at home. midterm battles seem to shift about every day. newt gingrich on where we are today. it's been two decades since a republican senator won in the state of washington. tiffany smiley wants to change that, and will make her case

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>> all right. 'tis the season for the soccer's biggest tournament. >> for the first time ever the

fifa world cup will be played during the holiday season. >> the biggest sporting event on the planet back in the middle of the holidays. >> i actually think it's going to make the holidays a lot better. >> u.s. winning it all. a christmas miracle. >> the fifa world cup kicks off in qatar this november. watch the whole thing right here on fox. that's the best news. joining us with a preview of fox sports fifa world cup analyst, great player in his own right, alexi lalas, and jenny tapp. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> disaster of not making it last time. what about this time, alexei? >> previous cycle the u.s. was not at the world cup. in my opinion, the biggest failure in u.s. soccer history. however a step back to go two steps forward. we're back at the world cup from the men's perspective. i cannot wait. we were talking off air, this is

a young team, an inexperienced team, but this is an incredibly talented team. i think ultimately the scores are going to happen, but i think ultimately i think a lot of people will be proud and excited and united behind this them. .>> you would know it, because you work it. the worl world stops when the wd cup happens. they open up against wales. number two, england. then iran. tell me about the first matchup. >> boy, i feel like this is a u.s. team that's definitely expected to win -- or to get out of the group, right? i feel this is a competitive group. with wales, i do think it's very winnable. i think it's a unique -- it's unique that the u.s. is playing so early in the tournament, so they get there. of course the world cup is taking place right now in the winter months, which is unique for the u.s. for the world cup. that's going to be a difference. they will be with their teams, have a week together before the first match. it's a winnable game, for sure.

it's the second day of the tournament. >> 32 teams, 64 matches, u.s. guaranteed three, favored to go to the next. they say the england-usa game will be the biggest ever in the history of american soccer. you buying it, alexei? >> yeah. u.s.-england, i don't care if it's men's, women's, or coed naked, all right? whenever we're taking on england, the opportunity for us to beat england, given what england is in terms of history, off the soccer field, let's be honest, that's great. england is a very, very good team. this young u.s. team could certainly lose to them. the first game against wales is very important. the second game against england is going to be incredible from a competitive perspective. they'll be in the underdog role. they've relished being in the underdog role. >> will they lay back or go for

the counterattack? >> i don't know. you have to be confident against england. lex, the game plan against england? >> there's a youthful and beautiful arrogance about this team. i hope they don't lose that. >> how many international stars do they have? five or six playing overseas? that was never happening before. >> it's beautiful. >> christian pulisic, we know that name, captain america, chelsea. weston mckennie playing right now overseas. >> one playing in germany. germany, england, italy. all over the place. players playing here domestically in major league soccer. jesus ferrera will lead the line in terms of being a goal scorer up top. good players. it's not without challenges and it's not without weaknesses, as every team is, especially when it comes to being young and inexperienced. again, i like the swagger of this team. i like the spirit. we've seen it over the cycle. if they can conjure that up at

the world cup, the most important part, that will be beautiful. >> i don't want to tell you which story to follow. i'm getting reports that there's a problem in the back, that alexi lalas would be eligible to play in this world cup. >> i feel like lex is always ready to go. >> i'm ready to go for my country. you need me for a couple minutes, i'm there. >> so glad fox has you guys in qatar. >> we've established it's qatar. >> november 20 through december 18. hope to see you more through the coverage. >> can't wait. >> more "fox & friends" in just a moment. thanks, guys. >> thank you.

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>> we're back with a fox news alert. connecticut police i department filed two officers killed overnight in bristol. de'monte awas a father of who and expecting a baby with his wife. the officers were shot while responding to a dispute between two brothers. the suspected gunman was shot and killed. the chief of police remembering the two fallen officers. >> words cannot express the sadness and grief that brings me before you this morning. sadly, we lost two exceptional bristol police officers and a third was seriously injured as a result of senseless violence. >> the governor of connecticut directing state flags to be

lowered to half staff. tragic situation, guys, unfolding in connecticut this morning. >> absolutely is. thank you. i'm sure throughout the day on fox news channel updates and photographs of the fallen officers as soon as they're made available. >> he was about to become a father. >> heartbreaking. >> thank you very much for joining us. see you back here on the couch tomorrow. now here is "america's newsroom." >> bill: thank you, guys, new inflation numbers, hotter than expected. timing couldn't be worse for president biden and the democrats. mid-terms right around the corner. 26 days and counting as we say hello. hello. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." the consumer price index out moments ago up 8.2% from a year ago showing inflation is becoming a fact of life. >> bill: americans are paying more, getting less for hard earned money putting the basics out of reach and turning necessar