just 23 days to go into the midterm elections. we have a whole bunch of brand-new polls news polls that show remain this top issues for voters republicans argue inflation will stick around it was they can rein in federal spending. democrats say president biden inflation reduction act will start and inflation decline. hello everyone walking "fox news live" i am eric shawn. arthel: hi eric hello everyone i

am arthel neville. president biden is hitting the road to sell his economic plans during a campaign swing on the west coast. the president argued its republicans who are cost inflations to rise if they win in november. lucas tomlinson is live on the north lawn of the white house with more on this. hey lucas. >> arthel, while eating ice to import lynn prison the economy is strong. fox news boy just referenced a majority of voters think they are doing worse than they were two years ago. about 51% to be exact say they are doing worse financial than they were when president biden took office. only 15% said it was a better, 33% said it was the same. caution steve scalise offered this explanation why. >> they are furious with biden and pelosi's socialist agenda that has led to increased spending, increase inflation, this the cost of everything to buy would grow gorgeous or if you can afford to put gas in your car and you get there.

the election were present was held today only 33% of voters would vote to reelect biden. a majority, 54% someone else. come see economy and inflation by did not score passing grades but only 35% approve only 29% improvement of inflation. the prevailing both fox news sunday biden's top economic defended their competition and burisma. >> retail sales, payroll employment, consumer spending, all of those have not been flashing red. all those are not in recessionary territory. >> right now also said the strategic oil reserves located in texas in the home state of louis as a are at their lowest level since 1984. they are about half full right now. the white house earlier said president biden is not expected to meet the saudi crown prince

when he makes his trip to the g20 in indonesia next month. some five half-full is good when you're looking at optimistic. not in this scenario, right? lucas tomlinson thank you for the live report of the white house. this will look at the issues driving polls are showing a big shift by conservative latinos from the democratic party to the gop fox news contributor brian reports to that later this hour, eric. >> arthel, and other top concern for midterm voters happens to be the issue of crime. front and center in the tiny race for governor. the latest example was a deadly shooting in new york city involving teenagers. this is a publican congressman elite zelda it is the republican nominee for governor pretty endorsement against incumbent governor kathy local. ... mcadams orner knows her mom that her. >> crime is new york city is that more than 31% over the past five years according to the nypd

pre-that includes a murder, rape, robbery for those are pretty alarming numbers for there were the main topic striving voters to the polls here in new york. so take a look here the latest college pole you're looking at leading republican congressman elite zelda and by ten percentage points. but among likely voters that lead and narrowed to just 83 the crime crisis is hitting close to home for at least zelda because just last week there's a drive-by shooting right in front of his house on long island for his daughters were inside doing homework when the shots were fired. they were not hurt but still a scary situation. today on sunday morning future zelda and said if he is elected he will declare a statewide crime crisis pointing to the importance of backing the blue, listen. oxo will win this race because we have to win this race. so in a way the starts on election night 23 days from now we need everone to participate. you asked about supporting nypd? i would on a publicly back our men and women lawn force mission all the tools they need to do

the job safely and effectively. >> just yesterday the nypd arrested russell for murder this is him right now, this is yesterday being blocked out by police investigators say the 18 hole shot and killed a 15 or a boy who was writing this subway out in queens for it where the top issues for voters? according to a new fox news poll inflation and crime are top of mind for 89% of voters across the country are concerned about inflation by 79% they are concerned with higher crime rates. those polled say they trust republicans more than democrats to handle both. crime is also top party for voters in the swing state of pennsylvania or the senate race between democrat john fetterman republican oz is growing closer, eric. we're so glad congress and twin daughters were home on the drive-by shooting cap in front of the house they are okay. thank you. arthel: absolutely that had to be scary. the terror that group stopped in california for over year may

finally be over the police arresting a suspected serial killer but they say he is tied to at least six murders dating back to it last year. and he was quote out hunting for his next victim when he was arrested but senior national correspondent william is alive in los angeles with moore, william. >> arthel, the only known connection of these murders were the victims the homeless six were men. according to police wesley brownlee is the stockton serial killer. that he was out hunting they say it more victims in this neighborhood when police made their arrest at 2:00 a.m. saturday. thanks in part to a tip on crimestoppers that this might be the guy. looks like they can breathe again there is the collective sigh if you will. if i'd been a resident my whole life year. this is the single most proud i have ever been of my community today.

>> we watch the patterns and determined early this morning he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting. he was wearing dark clothing and had a mask around his neck. he is also armed with a firearm when he was taken into custody. >> until this weekend all police had to go on was the surveillance video a possible but likely suspect. will under surveillance police concluded he was searching for new victims to kill. now in the seven earlier shootings, buckle and the other oakland. the same gun was used in each. records show brownlee has a priors, criminal priors in california and arizona. the d.a. says charges are pending with an arraignment on tuesday. >> this crime was solved because, you do not come to our house and bring this kind of reign of terror. >> police are going to do two things right now eric. one is going through evidence

obtained at his home for it secondly likely firing that gun to see if the markings of the bullet casing will match those found in any of the previous crime scenes. before the biden administration is taking steps to address the surge in venezuelan migrants who are crossing the u.s. at the southern border. that includes expend title 42 the trump era public health policy that let's federal agents quickly to port border crosses back to mexico but that's what they're starting to do with the venezuelans who come over. griffith jenkins at live in eagle pass, texas with the very latest on that hey griff. >> a eric that afternoon for the national guard folks behind me say they have seen zero venezuelans crossing right in the sector. but eric, let me go tour sky drone high above and show you once again this is the bridge between eagle pass and mexico were on the other side of the

mexican rio grande side there's lots of venezuelan passports being discarded they do not want to identify when they come over here but now let me show you the exclusive footage fox news has capture with our drone team of those expulsions of this now extended and enforce title 424 venezuelans for this is border patrol bands beating the mexican immigration officials in the middle of this bridge for the agreement with mexico only 200 venezuelans per day of the specific crossing are going to be accepted. now, let me trace it take you little further into it mexico. this is a video was shot we crossed, you see venezuelan men who were deported you see them wearing the yellow shirts being loaded onto a bus that mexican officials say takes him to madame morris mexico. another piece of video this is protest happening in at an international bridge there. they are upset obviously not being allowed to stay in the u.s. after illegally crossing.

now earlier this week we spoke to a group of venezuelans who had crossed into eagle pass. here's what they had to say about it, take a listen. >> do you note venezuelans return to mexico now? no we did not know anything. they treat us badly in mexico. it is dangerous. >> meanwhile no sign of the migrant slowing down for take a look at the footer to resolve this morning well before dawn a large group of 100 more migrants crossing, note minutes once in this group either for their cubans, colombians, nicaraguans and peruvians. in fact since our team's been on the ground here in eagle pass, since the new fiscal year began on october 1, they've encountered more than 19000 migrants for more than 40 countries including yemen, sierra, and iran. and finally they've encountered or they have known some 3500 got a ways. officials now today are worrying about isn't venezuelans who now know they'll be sent back are

going to start trying to evade apprehension and start becoming part of those runners and may be part of this group of known got a ways. that is not something officials want. eric: it's amazing working the the system knowing that. griff and eagle pass is a griff good to see you thank you. arthel: authorities announcing a massive fence and a bus in florida. sink these deadly drugs are showing up more and more on america's streets preyed more on that case and a closer look how fentanyl flows into the u.s. that is up next. think again. neutrogena® makeup remover wipes remove the 30% of makeup ordinary cleansers can leave behind. your skin will thank you. neutrogena®. for people with skin. ♪ today, my friend, you did it... ♪ today you took delicious centrum multigummies and took one more step towards taking charge of your health. they're packed with essential nutrients for energy and immunity support. so every day, you can say, ♪ you did it! ♪ with centrum multigummies.

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35 florida police is meant the drug rings are by man who is already imprisoned for 24 alleged gang members now face charges for a functional trafficking and conspiracy to commit murder. police found nearly 50 pounds of the deadly drug and 15000 pills which authorities say, get this enough to kill half of the states population. jonathan is in our south east bureau. with the very latest internal sink into across our country. >> it certainly is, eric from the four department law enforcement that has disrupted a

major functional ring with ties to mexican drug cartels would at the le agents arrested 24 people and are looking for a 25th suspect rate investigators seized 15000 functional pills more than 380 pounds of other drugs. authorities say the ringleader was a florida prison inmate who gave instructions from behind bars to gain members on the outside to traffic drugs and weapons through a complex criminal network. mexican drug cartels often obtain their ingredients from china and then smuggle fentanyl across the u.s. southern border. it becomes a problem for the entire country. attorneys general from 17 states and written a letter urging president biden to treat fentanyl as more than just a narcotics control problem. >> we have asked for fentanyl to be considered a weapon of mass destruction. that is important because this needs to get the resources of

the federal government. too many people are dying and i want to stop that. >> the dangers of fentanyl struck woodland hills, california recently lost their 17-year-old son kate after he took a pill laced with the deadly drug. they decide to go public in hopes of preventing this from happening to other families. >> these kids just sometimes make really bad decisions. it does not make them a bad kid. >> every kidneys to note these pills kill. they are poisoned. >> on that reminds you that behind the numbers of drug overdoses there is a debate behind every member. more than 100,000 drug deaths in a year end the cdc says more than half of them are from synthetic opioids including fentanyl. eric: it's a tragedy and it continues thank you. arthel: is something just

reported fentanyl myth can chemicals from trying to keep flowing into the united states through our southern border. cops just and border patrol sees nearly 13000 pounds of fentanyl in the fiscal year that just ended two weeks ago. september numbers are not yet in. but that is already nearly three times the amount in fiscal year 2021. and roughly six times more than 2019 but here's what attorney general merrick garland said about it at a u.s./mexico security summit on thursday. >> our agents and prosecutors are working to dismantle the dangerous cartels that bring deadly fentanyl into our communities in both countries. we are working to disrupted both the supply and demand of fentanyl. subodh springer panel rate of jury former special operations director and gordon chang kate stone institute senior fellow parties also the author of the coming collapse of china and the

great u.s./china tech corporate derrico would start with you we just heard ag garland saying they are working to dismantle the dangerous cartels trafficking fentanyl. so can you explain what social work entails? how dangerous it is? can it really stop or substantially decrease the alarming levels of fentanyl making it over our borders? >> thank you for having me. dea and other law enforcement agencies every day or going out, disrupting and hitting these cartels and their organizations in america very hard. unfortunately that is not good enough, arthel. we need to destroy the fentanyl chemical labs in mexico. because right now the cartels are operating with impunity. they are teamed up with the chinese transnational criminals and they are destroying our country and our future generation. right now as example, just like last week six and 56000 fake

pills were seized by homeland security. the riverside sheriff. last two weeks we seized 1 million pills and dea out in los angeles. we have so many seizures of massive amounts of pills and deadly fentanyl we have got to destroy it at the source. arthel: how do you do that though? how you go into mexico destroy those labs there? >> it's real simple. you use state-of-the-art technology that we have in america. you work with the mexicans. they do not want to work with us then we have to take care of our america first and protect these little kids that are dying as young as 13 years old. we have technology. you declare them terrorists purchase like former attorney jabbar said they treat them like isis. arthel: i hear what you're saying about it to gordon. but my thought right now is if you are saying the mexican government won't work in concert with the u.s. to obliterate those of drug cartel labs in

mexico, if we are going in unilaterally i don't know if that's going to create other problems but i want to move on. glad i've got it gordon in here. >> i was just going to say you do it with the drones. we are not talking to war with mexico. arthel: i know you're still into mexican territory. let me show a few i am with you we need to get off of our streets to be clear. let me show a few maps illustrate the flow fentanyl and precursor chemical gordon, china remains a primary source of fentanyl and fentanyl related substances. is this a national security threat originating from china? should this be considered as we heard a weapons of mass destruction keeping in mind that some pharmaceutical companies use some of those pre-cursor chemicals to make legal prescription drugs. so my question to you, does the u.s. have any leverage to stop

the chinese export of pills and the precursors to our black market? >> i think the united states does have that leverage. there's a number of different ways we can go about this. because china right now especially with this declining economy needs the u.s. and far more than we need china. china is the source of these precursor chemicals. and really the cartel was should be talking about is a chinese communist party. it's a near-total surveillance state these fentanyl gangs could not operate in china i think as a national security threat as you pointed out. largely because china wants to weaken the united states with this fentanyl traffic. i was going to ask that is a possibly chinese government either on the local level or national levels and knows about that legal exports and possibly i don't know, getting a cut of the prophet, just asking? >> certainly gets a cut of the profit. china's total surveillance state, five and 40 million

cameras with facial recognition. we also note fentanyl gangs are large, they are well organized they cannot operate in china surveillance state without the communist party knowing about it and in many cases actually profiting from it. but also we know in the past these gangs use the chinese state postal system to get fentanyl into the united states. now they launder their proceeds to the chinese state banking system. this is the communist party being all in on the fentanyl trade. arthel: is part of the one pill could kill initiative from may 23 through september 8, the dea seized ten-point to million fake pills. so much of the deadly drug is still on our streets though. is it time for may be another federal just say no style drug awareness campaign from the 80s fronted by then first lady nancy reagan? how can we protect our children and keep them alive? certainly you need a very robust

demand education program. we have got to stop the demand. we need the department of education. read the drugs are office to public service announcements. we need role models, professional athletes, celebrities you get this message out on the social media reels for the kids are not watching cable news, cnn. they're watching mainstream media they're watching reels all day and all night for they obsessed with their phones they are ordering this poison on their social media app. we need to get the message out. one less thing i want to say and i'm glad gordon brought it up the chinese criminals are picking up millions of dollars worth of cash in america from the cartels and laundering the money back to the drug traffickers. they are providing very critical components of this crisis. arthel: 's out derek is a fentanyl operation too big and too rampant to stop? >> well, look. in my opinion only going to stop it gordon may have great points

with the communist party of china, you have to put pressure on them or have to stop the chemicals but we must destroy the fentanyl processing labs. if al qaeda or isis had a biological weapon lab in mexico we would not be sitting back and letting kids die 300 a day it's unacceptable. if i want to talk more about that premise it just does not fit so much into this conversation. it is an interesting point raised they will be back on to talk about that aspect of it. gordon, final question for you is an american leadership not strong enough to stand up to? facts american leadership certainly is not strong enough. my mind is not as much an issue of chinese criminality and chinese intention against the united states. really it's the issue of american presidents, recent ones, both parties liberals and conservatives not exercising american power where there is a known danger to protect americans. american presidents can stop a lot of this. they have chosen for various reasons not to do so for the

american people ought to be outraged. >> they are. too many children are dying, too many parents are morning. thank you both for your expertise will see you both back again, thank you very much. >> thanks arthel. so for the fentanyl epidemic so crucial and important stop. meanwhile the political front there's new warning signs for the democratic party. polls show soliciting some support from latino voters critical voting block in the midterms of course. why? why? brian will tell us and he is here next. for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪

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truly fennec at the perplexes me. what are hispanic issues? what are the same as everybody else's part but good education, good jobs and public safety. for growing number of hispanics are the growing republicans of the midterms approach.

that could spell trouble for democrats. polling shows a major shift among conservative latino voters and some moderates over the last decade. take a look at a poll by nbc news and the wall street journal. it shows republicans now have a 56-point lead over democrats among the voting group rates compared to 14-point lead back to republicans in 2016 and a 49-point lead for democrats in 2012. so what has happened over the last decade? washington examiner chief political correspondent byron york is with us now. byron good to see you. what has been happening over the last ten years? why have latino voters apparently been making the shift in the democratic party to the republican party? >> first of all a lot of political consultants both democrats and republicans really misunderstood latino voters. they thought of them as single issue voters. the single issue is immigration. it never was true. by the way even on the between

the latino electric. all of the polls now show the top concern for latino voters is inflation. cost-of-living, economic issues. just like it is for everybody else. crime also a big concern again just like it is for everybody else. i think there is a large misunderstanding of the latino electric. and what you just mentioned a conservative latino voters is can interesting. of course there is a conservative to liberal spectrum among latino voters just like everybody else. but in the past latino homeowners call themselves conservatives thought of themselves as conservative also voted for democrats. that has really changed for the just not doing that anymore they are more openly voting for republicans. >> one thank you just brought up is something we heard in the opening make politicians talking

about this is look, they want to pigeonhole people. it's like if you are a certain ethnic group or a certain what ever, you only care about one thing. isn't that kind of really talking down to people and trying to pigeonhole them improperly? >> it is. the republican candidates were going to do well with latino voters are talking to latino voters the same way they talk to everybody else about these issues of cost-of-living and crime. that is what is going to succeed with latino voters in this electoral cycle. blackstone must be patronized and considered in one group. moderates also take a look at this poll we have from nbc. it's not just conservatives. over the last ten years number of moderate voters have been heavily going to the gop take a look at the boat beginning of the obama years in 2012. second term only 20% with the

republicans. that doubles more than doubles, 55% as of last month for latino voters for the republicans. do you see a greater move among moderates more moderate on some of the issues? >> absolutely. also think a number of latino voters have felt the democratic party has taken them for granted. if you remember there is a lot of talk after barack obama's victory in 2008 of their being kind of a permanent winning democratic presidential majority there is a book for influential called the emerging democratic majority. the whole theory whilst the democrats conform to the white bones and the african-american voters they have at the latino population is one segment of the population truly growing as a percentage of the population the latino voters would put democrats over the top. they would win a presidential elections from now on. there is a belief latino voters

would somehow stay with democrats. that just is not turned out to be true for the reasons we been talking about. i was the issue sets change between the parties, different issues become more important and now of course inflation. they are moving to the republican party. i think they have shown those political theorists they are not going to be just on one side. >> historically as you know in miami for example, they have been very conservative, very republican because of the fidel castro issue. that is the older generation again the younger generation now is the older ones are phasing out. what is the situation especially when it comes to immigration? we have latino voters it may have immigrated here legally their parents may have emigrated legally the grandparents immigrated here illegally. is this what they're saying on the southern border? is that perhaps drive them to the republican party? >> are really two topics we talk about this this immigration in

the situation on the border. the recent wall street journal poll that found such shifts in latino political thought actually asked voters, listen when you say you are concerned about immigration the situation on the border, which are you more concerned about? on a really large majorities of the situation on the border. that shows there is again diversity of opinion within the latino electorate. a lot of them are concerned with illegal border crossings. they do not want people to be mistreated but they do not want an open border. i think there is a great difference of opinion among latino voters on this. it's actually benefiting republicans right now for standing for more security on the border. >> 's insight from washington, byron always great to see you. >> thank you eric. >> think everything is this sunday. our politics here of the fox

news channel will continue. janet will be here just a few hours from now. this a big midterm show you can seat 10:00 p.m. eastern retainer will be covering the news doesn't get for the races in election three weeks another big midterm show all politics all the time later tonight, arthel. survival check it out jury deliberations are likely to be in tomorrow after closing arguments in the trial of igor. the russian national faces four counts of lying to the fbi about his role in the discredited steele dossier on former president trump road is ultimate the fbi under the microscope. alexander hoffman has the details or the original against igor. one was thrown out was thrown out on friday or technicality. the blow to john durham for his work on the case for more than three years he had alleged a russian national had lied to the

fbi but had not talked to charles dolan about the steele dossier since the exchange was by e-mail and not verbal the charge was too weak and the judge agreed. the faces four accounts of acute prosecution if he had been truthful about the motivation of his sources than the fbi would have known two approaches steele dossier with appropriate skepticism. and said the fbi use a dossier as a basis to secure a warrant to wiretap trump campaign advisor quarter page former acting attorney general spoke about what he sees as the fbi's role. >> they did not seem to have an sexual curiosity to it to the bottom of where these allegations were true or not. but at the same time they wanted it to be so true they offered a million dollars to christopher steel to verify the contents of it.

>> that part was exposed on tuesday when you seen her fbi analyst testified that prior to the 2016 election, ex- british intelligent agent christopher steel was offered $1 million by the fbi to prove his claims against trumper trooper it still failed to do so. so while it is danchenko on trout much of durham's focus has been on problems within the fbi, arthel. swivet alexander hoff thank you eric. eric: major european l.a. defense systems ukraine will start joint military training with ukrainian troops. we are live in kyiv with more on that help. stay with us. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security.

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at present xi jinping with awarding china it will be taking all measures necessary when it comes to taiwan. she was speaking at the opening ceremony of the ruling communist party of china 20th national

congress. it is held once every five ye years. bennett would strive for peaceful reunification with the self-governing island but also said china will quote never renounced the use of force. eric. eric: well, vladimir putin may have thought his sending missiles to the ukrainian cities last week what hurt the ukrainians morale. well, just the opposite. the barbaric russian attacks on civilians in the city's blasting apartment buildings and infrastructure parade that is just alarmed the world because nato to speed up deliveries of their air defense systems help the country from putin's punishment. trey yingst is live in the capitol of a kyiv with more on this hate trey. >> eric, good afternoon but head of the winter months ukrainian officials must now go through a difficult balancing act to further trying to liberate new territory but also address the needs of the civilian population.

>> residents light up to receive humanitarian aid while the winter months approach. the recently liberated area is without power in heats up as ukrainians return to their ho homes. we tried to prepare firewood, we warmed the windows, we cover everything. i want to warm up. eastern ukraine is bracing for continued fighting in the coming weeks. civilians are finding it difficult to get by with ongoing shelling and the lack of resources. >> where should we leave? we do not have any money it is our seventh month without a job without anything. it's a second month without power or gas. near the town soldiers that freed this area up from a russian occupation now try to help their fellow ukrainians but with limited assistance going to the front light areas where they face an uphill battle. just a few towns away intense fighting is re- going to reclaim territory the front lines now

stretched more than 1500 miles. overnight inside attack and rushes region left 11 soldiers a dead end 15 others injured. russian state media said the shooting occurred on a military base and filled with new recruits. that ukrainian troops fired into russia reportedly targeting an airfield in the region. the event highlighting the expanding capabilities of the ukrainian military, eric. >> this by the way as you know germany and made out will be similar defense systems we also understand israel but also finally get into this and also since some air defense systems. tell so they desperately need that. >> are officials in jerusalem might not have this conversation the israelis have been criticized since the beginning of the war they were focusing their aid to ukraine on things like medical equipment and ambulances. really with ukrainian's need is the ironbound oma air defense

system felt by the israelis to help protect their country from rockets that were fired from places like gaza and lebanon. this is what the ukrainians have expressed as their major need right now going into the winter months. and the missile attack on the city of kyiv and other population centers highlights that need and puts more pressure on allies like israel to deliver that critical aid. >> we know how well the iron dome does work. trey yingst live for us in kyiv. >> meanwhile i ronnie and state media reports before inmates are dead and dozens more hurt after a fire last night a notorious prison housing antigovernment activists and political prisoners. this is nationwide protests over the death of a young woman 22 years old died while in police custody but they are now in their fifth week of protests. idiot logan live in london with more.

ask high arthel part it is very difficult to establish exactly what is happening and ironic. there is no independent access. but what is apparent this antigovernment protest movement very much still has momentum. but we saw yesterday is this prison where many of those detained in this recent process are being held. this fire breaking out an independent team said the fire started after a riot there. iran state media says the fire is now put out. there were no escapees they said but more than 60 people were injured. you can hear and some of the social media video being released there are gunshots that can be heard. now the antigovernment protest began after the funeral as you save 22-year-old she died in police custody. she had been arrested but i rounds of morality police for not wearing a headscarf. and her family blames the authorities for her death.

the anger over her death continues with more demonstrations on saturday across the country. and internationally there's been a show of solidarity with iran's demonstrators like here in chicago and elsewhere around the world women are cutting their hair to demonstrate their support for iranian women. the question remains whether these protesters can really achieve their aims of these demonstrations there are some analysts who believe this could be, it could be the start of regime change in iraq, back to you. >> it does appear to be more of a movement than a moment kitty logan live in london thank you kitty. >> we can hope it continues and only grows it. more than 180 million americans could see record-breaking cold this week. winter could be here, don't tell so full "fox weather" forecast is next.

eric: an early taste of winners on the way for most of the country but most the nation likely to face a below average temperatures this week. meteorologist adam live at the "fox weather" center on winter is i guess it is here, hey adam. >> is at least going to feel like it here for the next couple of days, eric. we did have one more really

beautiful sunday here. temperatures largely in the 70s and 60s across the middle of the country but cooler errors will be funneling up right there in the upper great lakes. otherwise we have seen big shower activity again today across texas back across the desert southwest. there is a system that's the leading edge of the cold air pushing its way in. as of right now it's a little bit warmer. they'd seen some snow in the appear across northern portions of wisconsin. last night and again tonight as there's cold enough to support overnight flurries. currently those temperatures at 41 degrees in marquette. 39 degrees in fargo this is the very leading edge producing warmer air their chest to the south. this is all going to dip its way south to put in the early morning hours will see some really chilly temperatures. boston freeze warning from the ohio river valley stretching all the way back across the plains getting out towards colorado for cold air across a very wide path of the country. not just isolated areas. the timestamp up in the court you can see each morning this is from monday morning the cold air has begun to final end.

it's going to push very deep south in nashville mike tuesday morning 31 degrees. then my wednesday still digging even deeper south into central alabama, central mississippi. spots back to the north of this temperatures in the middle 20s. very cold air possibly record-breaking lows wednesday morning across the south a lot of spots waking up below freezing, 25 degrees for your sink very cold air very cold early morning air. even afternoon highs you talk about those still going to be in the cool side. this is not monday's forecasted highs but warms up during the day were still talk my daytime high in chicago of only 41 degrees. is the same basic area where there's some really cool air that lingers into tuesday. you see it push further daytime high atlanta only 54 degrees. and then it kind of drift slowly off to the east on wednesday, 5. it is a brief little bit don't worry folks is not over. winter is on the way.

eric: gotta get the sweaters out, shake out the mothballs it is coming. arthel: while eric. okay the thousands of paddington bears and teddy bears that lined the streets of london for queen elizabeth the funeral are now being donated to a very special cause. whenever heartburn strikes get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered.

arthel: more than a thousand teddy bears, mostly paddington bears, left on the streets of london after the death of queen elizabeth are set to be donated

to a children's charity. queen con camilla says the bears will be donated to bernardo's, an organization that provides services for vulnerable children. what a great idea, love it. eric: so wonderful. especially that video with the queen and paddington bear -- arthel: having a peanut butter and gel -- jelly, so american of me. [laughter] ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm alicia acuna along with nicole saphier, charlie hurt and tyrus, and welcome to "the big sunday show." here is what's on tap for tonight. >> we all scream about the economy. president biden declares the economy is strong as hell, and his administration is doubling down. >> charlie. >> it's the countdown to the midterms, and democrats don't want either biden or harris to campaign for them, hay apparently want mayor pete. >> i