>> we are out of time, but thank you so much for joining us this evening. we also think our guests for being here. i love you, america. >> hello, everyone, welcome to "fox news @ night." i am trace gallagher. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cement breaking tonight, law enforcement across the country rocked by the latest attacks on those in blue. those that risked their lives to serve and protect. we will bring you the whole audio that is shedding more light on the terror that unfolded in north carolina,

puttingclaiming several lives ig a police officer, and that happened in an apparent ambush in bristol, connecticut. plus, bad news of economic administration for the biden administration. the take away is things could be worse if the so-called maga republicans takeover. and others saying that the president has nothing to show for his fist bump in the middle east. plus, this democrat doubling down on his view that god is a s

a choice when it comes to abortion. joe has more with answers and we begin tonight with what we are hearing from police organizations and why they are saying the defund the police message is a deadly message. >> that's right, since monday, a dozen police officers were shot nationwide, tweeted spewing of anti-police rhetoric by some media figures, as well as the failed policies of rogue prosecutors and judges are placing officers in greater danger. this culture of lawlessness must talk. and that includes an off-duty officer killed in north carolina last night.

the 15-year-old suspect killed five people including an officer. in two people killed a this weekend as well. the political climate is said to be to blame. >> this goes back to 2014. we have the michael brown, hands up, don't shoot. everybody got into this scenario, and it wasn't true. that opened the door, now we move onto the last two years, police officers have been demonized for the last two years. >> and bristol connecticut, wednesday, this 35-year-old sergeant in this 34-year-old officer was shot and killed. the two fallen officers responded to a 911 call for a didispute between siblings with the call was reportedly a deliberate act lured the law

enforcement. the suspect opened fired with an ar 15. a friend calls the scene. >> sergean. >> an officer shot and florida, illinois, washington and mississippi. trace: it appears that many are ambush attacks. the 911 call and what led to the attack. the final moments of the victim's life. ashley has more with the breaking details. good evening. >> hello, trace gallagher. horrifying 911 calls from not only people barricaded inside their homes but from a friend of someone shot.

this 29-year-old gabriel torres. [inaudible] >> he looks like he's like, 13. [inaudible] >> i looked out of my window, there's a neighbor on the ground. >> we are learning more about the 15-year-old lead shooter, from people that went to school with him and rode the bus together. describing the suspect as quiet, saying he would only socialize with his brother, a 16-year-old, who was also killed. she said her son walked outside and saw a woman bumped over after being shot. along with the police officer that was headed to work, the police identified for others between seniors old and 52 years

old. this 34-year-old was a bride-to-be walking her dog. here is how the 52 year old remembers his wife. >> she was a kind person at a good person. she didn't deserve anything like this. reporter: is 49-year-old and mother of three boys, 10 years old to 14 years old, also lost her life. her husband posting an emotional tribute on facebook, saying that they had plans together for growing old and now those plans are laid to waste. right now the motive is unclear, there are now renewed call from president joe biden on banning semi automatic weapons. if you want thank you. a police officer was among those killed in the raleigh, north carolina, mass shooting. continuing a rising tide of violence against officers in

america and the media coverage appears to be missing. bringing in rob o'donnell and jonathan fahey. this is from john, who is a retired member of police member. plus, we will get your take on the other side. let's watch this. >> the main function problem that we have at this time is that these politicians have stripped us of the most important tool that a police officer has, and it's not on his belt. it is respect. and when respect is taken away, the public does whatever they want to do and now we are seeing the results of this. >> i think that he is spot on when he says that. because when you lose the respect, when the police officers walk around doing the job that they have to do and they lose respect, they have nothing. what are your thoughts? >> 100%. for years now we have seen the

degradation including the men and women that wear the uniform which is creating an atmosphere in which we see the worst of it were 12 officers have been shot and like you said by the ambush attacks directly targeting law enforcement. to my putting up these numbers if i can, because 54 officers this year have died by gunfire so far. at 62 last year. i mean, we are only in october and this could be the deadliest year in the history of this country for the police officers, that is saying something after 2020 and 2021. >> that's right, it was up around 60% from the year before. already most likely going to pass that this year and i think it's a disgrace. but he hit a nail on the head that it's a lack of respect that is causing this and this

constant tearing down the police officers, pushing these false narratives for political purposes which started way back in 2014. it really hit the apex when the democrats saw this as an avenue for political gain, they are willing to just demonize law enforcement, promote false narratives and they don't care who was harmed and now we have the public and the police that are being harmed. >> and for me it seems sort of unfathomable when you think that we report more and more on these police officers being drawn into some kind of an ambush or being ambushed out as they are patrolling the streets, and yet there is no outbreak. where are the marches, the politicians and others saying that this cannot continue. >> absolutely. it's like the police in this nation are second-best citizens that they would rather just pretend these things are not

happening. but what is happening is the citizens that are dealing with the rise in crime, it's happening with them as well. you are starting to see the outrage, the rhetoric from the past is a major policy situation coming up in the midterms and hopefully we see change with the flow of what's going on 2 my nephew is a police'. trace: my nephew is a police officer and some wonder if seniors have their back. they say that they know that there's no air power coming behind them and it's kind of a lonely feeling out there. >> yes, you are right, nobody has their back. it used to be a bipartisan agreement that people supported the police officers in this country. disagree on everything else, but people stood behind the law

enforcement. but that changed in 2020 and it has been devastating ever since. i feel bad for your nephew because people don't always have the facts and if there's a chance to make political points and benefits out of them or anyone else, they are going to be more than willing to do this and we have seen them with the border patrol agents as of recent. they don't care, it's a means to an end. >> which begs the question how do we convince the young people to join the police departments and to join the military as it's getting harder and harder and we cannot hit the levels that we need to in the military and police departments are badly in need of officers around the country. >> yes, across the nation, military and law enforcement are struggling to replace who is inside law enforcement. we need to hold them accountable when they act, but they haven't

received the benefit of the doubt. instead they've been vilified in the media by our politicians. >> 10 seconds for you, jonathan. >> yeah, i agree with everything he said. we need to support the police officers and what has been going on is a true disgrace and based upon a false narrative, which needs to stop now. >> thank you, gentlemen, we appreciate it. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ 21st up tonight. is this the jogger rapist that will be free in december? classified as a level one sex offender even though he admitted that he attacked nine women and girls back in the 1970s and 80s, although he was only convicted in one case because of the statute of limitations. one of his victims is very unhappy about the decision.

>> i cannot even begin to classify a serial predator rapist. but appallingly that is what the parole board is choosing to use 2 and a homeless man attacking a woman he did not know, stabbing her in the head with a pair of scissors unprovoked. she fled for help with the scissors in her head. the assailant went on to attack a couple at a bus stop. his victim is recovering tonight. and in washington dc. another child killed by gunfire. this 15-year-old was shot sitting on his grandmother's porch on thursday afternoon as dozens of kids got off the school bus nearby. robinson is the eighth shot in washington dc in less than a week. the boys father was also murdered less than 1 mile away. and in the uk, anti-oil

activists tossed paint on a painting of sunflowers by vincent van gogh. also gluing themselves to the wall beneath it. and here is their argument. >> the protection of the painting, the protection of the planet and people. >> they say that fuel is unaffordable to millions. not sure of going electric is the best fix. the museum says the painting is okay. president joe biden continued his west coast swing and continued his push his economic talking points despite what turned out to be a third straight day of bad news for the white house. inflation sent prices soaring limiting what consumers can spend on non-necessities. it comes as the president strategy seems to be if you think it's bad now, wait until the republicans are in charge.

kevin cork has more and he joins us now. >> that's right, inflation is proving to be far more resilient and more troubling than many anticipated. just perspective, the inflation rate has been higher than it was a year earlier and critics are arguing that means the joe biden strategy isn't working. almost as if he's channeling his inner alfred newman he seems to be saying what, worry? blaming the previous administration, warning that if republicans resist control, things will get worse? >> when it actually comes time to do something here around the kitchen table, republicans in congress and say no. they take control, the prices will go up and so will inflation. >> joe biden did acknowledge

that things are tough for americans. it is tough to find evidence economically and both ends of pennsylvania avenue over the debate of what to do and who is to blame for the current situation is raging on. >> he is in the lala land. he doesn't have any idea what people are dealing with. >> the reason that we have an 8.5% inflation is because joe biden came in and borrowed and printed $4.1 trillion. this is not complicated. >> not complicated, but the white house could do something with respect to what saudi arabia did. it's likely that the president will hit back at them for curbing oil production when a time when russia would benefit from that. certainly it has hurt the u.s., but we are not sure exactly.

sources expect something to happen next week. >> thank you, kevin cork. we appreciate it. >> the "fox news @ night" commonsense department is under the impression that the biden administration has forgotten some key concepts from the economics 101 classes. the chief of staff is praising the fact that social security benefits are set to increase by 8.7%, and the press secretary also considers this a windfall for seniors saying that we will put more money in their pockets and it is true that the social security benefit is the largest 1981, prompting us to question what was happening in 1981. massive inflation with sky high interest rates. here is where the economic 101 stuff comes into play. social security benefits are

based upon the consumer price index, the white house is touting a little breathing room for seniors, the truth is that they are underwater because the verizon benefits does not offset the impact of inflation, but the president maintains inflation will rise, except when joe biden took office it was at 1.4% and now it's 8.2% in the common sense department would like to point out the second number is much bigger. >> the polling in a few senate races begins to tighten up. the murmurs of a potential red wave are getting louder. let's talk about joe and his new book. you know, and say it, come on, man. but let's play some sound, if i can come up from the debate between herschel walker and his

opponent. let's watch this. >> i have not spent a minute thinking about what politicians should run for what. >> if you can think about it now, the president will turn 82 years old. are you concerned about his fitness at that time? >> the people of georgia hired me regardless of who is in the white house. >> what do you think, joe? >> joe has no audio at this time. >> sorry about that. let me try again. trace: we have your audio now. you sound better than ever. and what do you think of the debate. >> thank you, we will forget the last 15 seconds happen.

another key battleground state, we see those running for senate. and these candidates like this are attempting to separate themselves from wages and skyrocketing in crime, the u.s. border that is anything but secure. all the aforementioned issues and is seen as toxic. especially to swing states. despite voting with him on almost everything. that is a tough line to walk and i'm not sure many will get away with it to my putting this on the screen if i can. this shows where we stand in the georgia senate race and i'm

wondering. >> biased toward the democrats, you see them up there, 52, and herschel walker at 45%. >> whether it's 2016 or 2020, these polls are weighted towards democrats and the people that they pull more than republicans. four poiand in terms of votes it quite match up. and heading into the midterms, it has been notoriously bad. until they are counted you can put too much stock in them 2 espn reported them questionin.

>> let's watch the video of that. >> when they see someone that looks like them, that has to mean something. >> that means we are oddballs to begin with and i think you guys trying to get into the whole race thing. >> it is so interesting to hear that. it's about the buccaneers and the steelers in the situation and their players and not so much about the races of the coaches with the books and the steelers. i like what he has to say as

well and i don't think it is a big deal. i think it is normal. and that is the bottom line, saying that we don't look at color. but todd bowles does. coaching for the jets, just wanting to talk about football and not get into this whole situation where we look at everybody through the prism of race because that's not how we should look at it in terms of character or performance 2 always great to see you, i think you. >> thank you. again, his book is come on, man. check it out today. coming up next, taking to twitter to shine a spotlight on the problems that they say are only getting worse.

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>> on the ground on the mexican side of the southern border investigating the impact of a recent expansion of the department of homeland security policy that is calling for migrants from venezuela encountered in the united states to be sent back to mexico. griff jenkins caught up with the group in the border town.

>> we did not know anything. they treat us badly in mexico. and there's no one there, and it's dangerous. >> the overall numbers painting a picture of the crisis in fiscal year 2022, more than 2 million encounters were recorded by the cdp. 132% from just a few years ago. in this hotel being turned into the humanitarian relief center. many struggling to deal with an influx of immigrants being bussed into the area. >> that's right, the influx of migrants being bussed continues to be an ongoing concern when it

comes to placement. support and long-term plan for 20,000 will have arrived in the big apple. the high-end hotel in midtown will be a starting off point for many. >> we want to make sure that we continue to house those who need housing. >> this hotel in midtown will soon be opening its doors to welcoming and offer support for asylum-seekers. and more than 200 families would be placed at the four-star hotel, offered a variety of legal and social services. some children are finding success, others are struggling with migrant children who do not speak english, finding themselves in classrooms where

there's no spanish-speaking teachers. they are looking for emergency shelters that they have to place them in. this is the humanitarian relief center is being used to hold 500 single adults. and more relief centers are expected to open in the coming weeks with the increasing buses, meant to serve as an initial touch touch point for news newc. trace: this is the most expensive of the structure project build in the united states, but it could leave the taxpayers holding the hefty ticket. on a train to nowhere coming ups right after thesete messages t. i put it on once, no more touch ups! secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so pull it in close. secret works.

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a bear interrupts a marriage proposal. watch the video of this big bear. and wandering onto the terrace in mexico moments after the woman said yes. the couple froze until the bear exited stage left. engagement is thought to be still on. and snow season starting early in the twin cities. half men fell at the minneapolis-st. paul international airport. that happened on friday. and buckle up, because winter is coming. celebrating superhero day in texas. you can see the police at the dell children's medical center dressed as superheroes and villains. not all superheroes where capes to their day jobs serves a reminder. and mischievous goats making great escapes, springing onto the roof of this enclosure and then jumping outside of the fence. but it did not stop this goat who also tried to pry open the

pen with another goat stuck inside. that is the goat of a friend. and a n the narrowness caught on camera as pedestrians made their way over a crosswalk. one driver blew the red light. the king of the crosswalk had his wits about him. the driver got slapped. a well-deserved find was put into force. if you have a viral video, hit us up at trace gallagher or "fox news @ night" on social media. ♪ ♪ ♪ the grand plan to build the first bullet train in california is facing new and interesting criticism as cost overruns and delays appear to be crippling the project at this time. william is showing us tonight more from california. >> that's right, the california bullet train is the most expensive infrastructure project

ever in the united states. 500 miles, l.a. to san francisco, under three hours. it was supposed to be done two years ago, but it is decades behind schedule and now i am talking about mass transit turns, 25 miles north of bakersfield and this section is under construction and many predict it will be the only one ever completed. first, running out of money and number two, well, the state would have to return about $4 billion to the federal government. governor newsom says no. so rather than cut losses, the work continues. so how did this happen? well, the big labor and lobbyists bank will a slick lobbyist campaign. l.a. to san francisco, about $50, and the federal government and the private sector are going to pick up about two thirds of the cost. the political establishment

backing them up. >> i know some critics will say well, that's a train to nowhere, but i think that that is wrong, and i think that that is offensive. >> 14 years later we have no train, no track, and the cost has tripled from 33 billion over to $113 billion. mismanagement, waste, losses, mostly because politicians begin to gerrymander the route, doing so raises the cost. making it more expensive. that has become what they call the train to nowhere. the current management team says listen, we have enough money to complete this 120-mile stretch. they claim that they are going to get it done. but most experts and supporters say that it's doubtful that they will ever get a train from los angeles to san francisco because it doesn't make economic sense. trace: yet the democratic majority rules on in that state. thank you, william.

♪ ♪ ♪ >> the democracy 2022 governor's race. pritzker is facing a challenge from the gubernatorial candidate who is with us now. thank you for coming on. i know a lot of people in illinois, especially in chicago. the crime is beating them down. what do you tell us? what is the deal? >> well, first and foremost i tell them that help is on the way. so to hang in there. we also have the three musketeers of crime and dysfunction with governor pritzker and mayor lightfoot and kim fox. chicago is living under a no cash bail, she refuses to prosecute. the real problem is this safety act, the bill that was passed

that the governor signed which will go into effect for all of illinois on january 1. since july 21, 225 people have left the office of kim fox. >> 235 people have resigned. even those that like her as a d.a., she is been a failure. what are your thoughts? >> well, it is a mess. ceo of mcdonald's called them a city and crisis. pritzker and the democrats and the super majority have all pushed business and families out of the state. so the number one problem at this time in illinois is crime and safety. almost 600 people have been murdered in the calendar year alone in chicago. thirty-one months, and every day

there's been a shooting and a death and, you know, this has to come to an end. >> even the governor is starting to talk tougher on crime. i think he sees the writing on the wall. >> there's movement taking place in illinois. telling you why, don't write them off. november 8, that's going to be a big day because we are going to do what i believe the rest of the nation has turned their backs on, which we are going to rectify by turning the state around. >> "the washington post," some others, they accused you of bashing the city of chicago, and i'm quoting the persistent anti-chicago rhetoric presenting a quandary for the candidate. criticism of the city and the democratic leadership is cheered on by the hard right. but he also needs the support of chicago and the surrounding suburbs to win in november. what are your final thoughts on that?

>> you know, my wife and i are now residents of chicago, we have a place here, we are here on the streets every day. i am a farmer, i've worked hard with my hands all my life. and i want to keep what i make. i believe in calling the situation out. i believe in calling the problem out, i believe in showing up and fixing it, that's exactly what we are going to do and i will tell you what, "the new york times" come all the other publications are dead wrong. the people of chicago ready for change, they are looking for help in finding it within us. to my 15 seconds here, but if you were to get into office, you are outnumbered, you have lightfoot and fox, you are dealing with a little bit of resistance. >> yes, i've served two years as a state representative and a senator, i sued governor pritzker over and i one.

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