and ticks ♪ intestinal worms... wow heartworm disease, no problem with simarica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. for winning protection. go with simparica trio. crime remains a top issue for voters, 17 days before the midterm elections. especially a hot topic in the tightening race in battleground pennsylvania. the wealthiest district attorney fights for his job with critics blaming his policies for spike in violent. hello, welcome to fox news live, i am arthel neville mark i am eric shawn. republican candidates doctor oz

pennsylvania making prime essential issue going on rival lieutenant governor john federman. criticizing larry krasner. the progressive prosecutor now under fire after exonerated and released convicted murderer last year who police now say is tied to another deadly murder in that city. problem of crime goes far beyond throughout the country. los angeles, brutal violence as part of an effort to recall strict attorney or just going. arthel: we have it covered for you, fox news team coverage, lucas tomlinson on the messaging from the white house. marianne on crime in los angeles and inside from retired philadelphia police officer nick the first, alexis mcadams and more in philadelphia. >> crime is a top priority for voters across the country. we see it imposed weekly in pennsylvania doctor oz has focused his campaign around

wallace's trying to convince voters that are meant as soft on crime. >> john federman wants to release convicted murderers from prison. >> public safety is why iran for office. >> philadelphia strict attorney on the left endorsed by federman on the right could be impeached. critics blame his policies for a surge in crime pointing one of his criminal reforms called conviction integrity unit has been a dangerous failure. federman called the unit groundbreaking but the unit reviewed past cases and exonerate guy 32-year-old jimmy harris convicted of murder in 2012 but under krasner's direction, he was released. harris is suspected of shooting and killing this man 50-year-old charles last month. his sister blaming the das liberal policies. >> they have no consideration for the victims. this is to put prisoners convicted back on the streets.

the system here proves it doesn't work. >> krasner was elected in 2016. crime has searched. this year more than 1900 people have been shot in the city but the d.a. says push to get him out of office is about his progressive policies at all about scoring political points. >> this is an effort to impeach someone for political purposes who have done nothing corrupt and nothing illegal because they want to erase philadelphia's boat straight up that's what it is. they want to impeach our ideas, erase philadelphia's votes. >> that was krasner going to fight back against the new controversy showing up. harris turned himself in and the murder from last month yesterday but this will be another example doctor oz will use as we inch closer to the midterms to type federman to lawlessness. arthel: all right, thank you.

eric. eric: let's bring in nick, retired philadelphia police officer. what is going on in the city of brotherly love? >> this here, this isn't the first time he's released a murderer into the streets of philadelphia. this guy larry krasner, he's stacked up and released 2000 bodies. there's no other to describe, he's a lunatic, a present danger to citizens in philadelphia. unmitigated disaster in his policies are breaking the back of the city. complete mayhem in the streets of philadelphia. we had two young ladies raped our public transit center on two different days last week. a police officer assaulted by atvs and dirt bikes, stoning and hitting police vehicle with bikes, something never seen

before and it's all because of uncle larry's lax on crime. he's very unethical, he views criminals as victims, victims are a nuisance and police officers are the real criminals. as a perverted warped sense of justice and killing people in the city of philadelphia. politicians need to step up, it doesn't matter what little letters are next to their name, a d or an r, they need to impeach this man. we are not going to last much longer, it's mayhem. eric: he says the attacks are racist messaging and would take issue with what he said. what about that? >> that's what he said, that's the playbook, he's bringing on richard nixon from the 60s, come on. this is 2022. clear track record of getting people killed. 10000 people, they would be alive today if larry krasner was

not district attorney. it's his job to keep violent offenders in prison and not on the streets. he's letting them go and the reason why shootings carjackings robberies are exploding is because of juvenile justice system, he's not giving the kids any time at all, they walk in and then walked out. i'm not talking about a can of soda, i'm talking violent crimes, these juvenile are racking up high crime rates all because of uncle larry. eric: is it fair to pin it all on him versus the culture and other things? you got teenagers, is astounding. order in philadelphia is down 430 this year, 562 last year. carjackings skyrocketed, up to 1005 the bar so what's going on with these teens and gang bangers and shooting each other on the streets?

>> it's uncle larry's imprint in the juvenile justice system, there's no consequences for the actions, arrested for violent crime and drugs and out on the street five hours later right back to this, it's emboldening them. they are attacking police officers and you have video there. these kids know uncle larry will bow them out and no problem telling police officers my old colleagues talk to me about it, they are afraid for their jobs and worried about their safety. we had a police officer already killed by uncle larry laying out a violent criminal early and he should have been in prison. it is amazing. eric: let's listen to him defending himself. >> republicans say oh no, we're just looking at billy right now.

superheated election cycle part of the republican they book as you know, pointing fingers at large diverse cities and say large diverse cities are law lawless. it's about blaming the biggest city in pennsylvania with the most diverse population for having the same national struggle we have gun violence everywhere. eric: your reaction? >> 85% of the victims are african-americans he really cared, put violent offenders in prison and keep them there, do your job you are elected for an democrat city for 70 years, 17% of the electorate decided this in the primary last year uncle larry was district attorney, nothing to do with general election, it wasn't overwhelming from the people, they don't show up especially district attorney. that's why he's in office right

now so it's a joke and he's a joke. eric: tough blunt words from a former police officer knows the streets of philadelphia and shocking things going on lately. thank you for your service to your city and thank you for joining us today. arthel: we will go from philadelphia to southern california where the hunt is on for robbers, police say brutally pistol whipped a jewelry store owner. a smash and grab happening in broad daylight last weekend. marianne following the story live in los angeles with the details. >> a jewelry store owner attacked by two armed men disguised as amazon worker and security guard in rancho cucamonga 30 miles west of l.a., the owner was able to hit the panic button on her watch but one of the robbers pistol

whipped her. the robbers got away but two men, 28 and 23-year-old arrested within days. a third man arrested in connection with the robbery, police seized three guns, employees of businesses near the jewelry store are rattled by the attack. >> actually seeing the video broke my heart, it was sad. >> scary to know there are people around here like that. seeing they are disguise, amazon and security, really they planned this. >> the violent robbery days after an unprovoked scissor attack on a woman in broad daylight in hollywood, a homeless man arrested, law enforcement blame the liberal soft on crime here for the rise and brazen crime. policies like cashless bail and plummeted by d.a. george gascon when he took office last year been rescinded in july and failed recall attempt by l.a. residents. one d.a. saying zero bail

helices resulted in 70% of criminals released going on to reoffend. arthel: marianne, thank you. eric: president biden spending the weekend at his home in delaware after an appeals court addict, the setback last night. eighth circuit in st. louis temporary block student loan debt cancellation plan challenged by republican led states. lucas tomlinson with more on this new court ruling. >> before leaving for the beach president biden bragged about his recent court victories until last night. >> but just yesterday state court and bring court said no, we are on biden's side. [applause] >> three hours later an appeals court said not so fast and blocked the plan to bail out student debt until they make a final decision. white house wasted no time

putting out a statement to proceed with plans we will continue to move full speed ahead and preparations in compliance with this order in the administration engine is to fight republican officials suing to block officials to provide relief to working families. it's unclear what it means for the 22 million borrowers who have already applied for student debt relief and the question is whether this will be resolved before new year's day with payments expected to restart after being paused for years after the pandemic the president says is not over. before prices on everything from gas to groceries shooting through the roof before going to the beach is taking swipes at republicans. >> maga trickle-down. the kind of policies that failed the country before and will fail again. this reduction includes cost of my student loan plan and everything and paying for. the deficit down 1.4 trillion

this year. say the reduction has been reduced because millions of dollars in covid checks across the country have not ended in the president will not them for any democrats this weekend. eric: thanks so much. arthel: lucas and eric, centers for disease control and prevention director rochelle walensky testing positive for covid, the cdc tweeting earlier today she has mild symptoms and her vaccination status is up to date. she's expected to isolate at home and attend meetings virtually. new numbers from the border coming in overnight revealed record number of migrant encounters, the data detailing more. live report from the border, that's up next.sp on♪

the migrant crisis broke another record at the southern border. customs and border protection releasing september numbers last night. the numbers show record high and migrant counters last month, more than 227,000 and that

brings the total for fiscal year 2022 more than 2.3 million, another record. bill melugin is live with the latest in texas. >> good afternoon the federal government released the numbers very late last night, past 11:00 p.m. eastern time on a friday night. the numbers are historic. in the month of september alone, cbp reporting to 27000 migrant encounters at the southern border, the highest september ever recorded in dhs history, the numbers showing the school year 2022 ended with well over 2.3 million migrant encounters for the fiscal year, that's the highest school year ever recorded and showed fiscal year 2022 ended 98 people arrested on the fbi's terror watch list by border patrol at the seven order. it's almost quadruple previous five years combined. the numbers are not slowing

down. look at this video from yesterday morning using our thermal drone, hundreds of migrants in a single group crossing illegally here into eagle pass. sources telling fox news in the last 24 hours alone there have been more than 1500 illegal crossings and border patrol reported in the last three weeks here they seemed migrant more than 35 countries all over the world. look at this video late yesterday afternoon also here in eagle pass, another group of up to 200 crossing illegally, most are single adult, predominantly what's coming across all the southern border now do we have seen a serious drop in venezuelans showing up as a result of the dhs policy expelling venezuelans if they are caught crossing. fentanyl remaining a big sorter, the port of entry in arizona

making two separate bus on thursday, 85 fentanyl pills and 114 pounds of meth, officers making a second bus the same day, 47000 fentanyl pills, 8 pounds of fentanyl powder and 48 pounds of meth. back out here, griff jenkins for an exclusive numbers from the cbp source telling in fiscal year 2022 ended with 81506 migrant deaths here at the southern border, the highest number of migrant deaths ever recorded. eric: that shows the human toll and desperation willing to die to come to our country. we saw thermal imaging, it's fascinating they are in a line, can you tell us more when was this? was that late at night or early morning? >> very early yesterday morning before sunrise and the scene plays out every day typically here in eagle pass, the private

orchard a couple miles from where we are right now and usually every morning we get a group of two to 400 that show up there and once they cross the river typically march single file and give themselves up to the texas national guard wait to be processed and they are expected, they expect to be released into the united states which is why they turn themselves in. there are getaways who don't turn themselves in, 2022 fiscal year 599,000 of the getaways but from the video you see in eagle pass our people surrounding themselves expecting released. eric: there was even a dog. how do they know where to go and travel? >> the cartel tells them, they tell them when and where to cross once they see national guard, they turn themselves in. eric: very organized. great work as always, bill,

thank you. arthel: and we are going to get more on this from lieutenant chris with texas department of public safety. tenant, you and i spoke two weeks ago, thanks for coming back. the pictures from bill's report and numbers remain astounding, has your department of public safety been able to change operating procedures in the last two weeks? is there anything you been able to do to ease your burden? >> good afternoon and great to be with you again. first, those numbers and the video is staggering to see, it's a daily occurrence on the southern border but in terms of border operations with operation lone star, one thing we see an increase in his human smuggling events along the southern bo border. the federal government in operation, safe and expelling it as well as but that is not impacting what we are doing,

majority of what we are seeing predominantly from the northern triangle countries we encounter every day with human smugglers so one thing we are doing different than the governor announced is a statewide campaign to crack down on fentanyl and go after the organizations manufacturing disturbing fentanyl. arthel: excuse me, i'm going to get to fentanyl in a moment because it's a big deal but i want to be clear, i asked you since the last time we spoke, if you been able to change operations at all their, texas dps. >> oh, right. we don't always change operations, based on the threats we will change operations and create specialized teams with investigators and troopers working with federal partners to crack down and go after these organizations for human smuggling so based on the threats we see we can change operations and add manpower but also working with federal partners to provide support in

the groups coming across in eagle pass, texas, the most we can do is alleviate the flow by buzzing immigrants on the private property to ports of entry and they take custody of them or those who voluntarily want to go to century city's chicago or washington, then buses go there and that has continued. arthel: i understand you can't do it alone. have you spoken with gop leadership in congress on the plan that they have ready to go on day one? should they regain full control of congress and what is that plan? >> me personally, i haven't, a short the governor's office has as far as what plan and strategy they will put in place come november if that turns out to be the case but we will continue to adjust operations based on what we see and also whatever the

governor has that he wants to use as far as using every resource possible to help our partners to secure the border as much as possible but it's all state-funded and resources in all we can do as far as the stateside as opposed to enforcing immigration, we cannot do that. arthel: i will get to the federal and biden admini administration, stephen, your director, has he altered orders and guidance recently? >> in terms of operations? our director gets as far as any orders from the governor and from that leadership on its filter down to the men on the ground, our troopers and agents and investigators, so we are always having conversations with the governor's office to try to find an address the concerns from those who reside in those communities, planters and whatever we see as far as the

stateside, whatever resources we have, we use them to our advantage to help the flow but our main focus is the criminal element, drugs in human smuggling cases, we see cases play on the in the migrants and some are being killed because they are on high-speed chases. arthel: from what i can tell, you are doing the best you can there locally, dps and the folks the front lines there. have you personally or perhaps texas dps contacted and received a reply from the biden administration since you and i last spoke two weeks ago? >> no, i have conversations with the governor's office as well and based on their communication, there's no communication whatsoever from the federal government. arthel: and what about reverse? you said no communication from the white house to the

governor's office, the governor's manchin, what about reverse? >> the governor has been trying to communicate with the federal government. most recently when he signed executive order to declare second cartel is a terrorist organization, would not received acknowledgment as far as with the federal government will do, if they will initiate that or go after these conversations manufacturing fentanyl but from what i understand, there's no communication. i don't get involved on that political side but based on what i know from conversations, that has not been done. arthel: all right, i get it. the governor, texas governor greg abbott influencing new policies and you don't know but policies are very important but if there's no communication both ways, it will just keep continuing to the border crisis continues. fentanyl rings smuggled at

alarming rates killing our kids, parents are morning. as a leader, they are on the border, what would you like to say to those listening and watching us? >> the most important thing aside from the enforcement action by now, we've seized 37000 -- doses in texas but the most important thing is awareness, educating our children and families and friends because especially as halloween approaches, we see this rainbow colored pencil, candy. it's dangerous to our children so one thing we need to emphasize is awareness of education and that's what we are doing on the stateside trying to spread awareness especially in schools and high schools and colleges, to get the message out and be mindful and aware poison, especially as halloween approaches. arthel: really good messaging there. you're working hard and it takes everybody to work on this.

it's a problem and certainly not putting the blame one place or another but everybody has to step up from the white house on down. thank you very much for your hard work. we'll talk to you again soon and get a report hopefully in a couple of weeks. >> appreciate it, thank you. eric: new polls show some republicans gain momentum in battleground states. many are wondering if it could spell trouble for democrat trying to keep control of congress. more on the fox news power andke what they tell us about potential balance of power into e midterms as fox news e continues this saturday straight ahead. ♪

has the war in ukraine here's the eight mark russian installed authorities in the southern city today work presidents to leave the annexed city. ahead of expected russian

advances. moscow launched another massive attack targeting infrastructure knocking out power to more than 1 million people of central and western ukraine. trey yingst is live in kyiv with the latest. >> a lot of development and it comes as a bipartisan group of u.s. lawmakers met here with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, here's the interview. >> why was it important? >> three senior members in intelligence committee and we felt it was important to be here to send a signal to gradient even though it's a couple of weeks before the election we choose to be here even though it may be risky we choose to be here on a bipartisan basis in the u.s. is committed to this fight so we had a series of from

the president to the people running the war and we been able to deliver that message that the united states is behind the ukrainian people. >> what can the americans do to help ukraine when they are not only facing a threat from russia but as we have seen according to reports, iranian -- i see members on the ground training them to use these. >> the fact that iran is here illustrates the weakness in the russian military and that's something is somewhat success as a result of what ukraine has done with our support but we need to rise together and there are things we can do as it evolves and changes we have the ability to support them as do all nato allies, we are not the only ones here in the united states is working to make certain we are not the only ones providing support to ukraine. >> how serious should the america people take threats by russian president putin using

nuclear weapons in this war? >> it's the responsible him to bring up nuclear weapons. what he should know is we are in this fight in a bipartisan way in america stitching together allies not just nato but across the world and we will continue to fund ukrainian effort until russia leaves ukraine but to elevate to that level is irresponsible and reprehensible and i don't think it's worth the of tit for tat to give what he wants and that back and forth of rhetoric. >> thank you for your time. >> russian forces continue to target ukrainian power grid, we heard sirens in the capitol of kyiv in part of the reasons lawmakers were here to show president zelenskyy he has american support. arthel: great interviews, thank you very much. eric: back to the midterms where some places are getting tighter

as the days are winding down for the midterm election. control of the senate could come down now, a handful of swing states. the power rankings that put senate races in arizona, georgia, nevada pennsylvania in the top of column is election day nears but is something else going on here? kayla -- kaylee joins us from washington d.c. what trends are you seeing as election day gets closer? >> in the weeks prior we see a burst of enthusiasm from democrats and that has been completely erased the past couple of weeks alone, massive gains among republican candidates in both the house and senate races there are three big indicators i think represent was going to be a runaway this november. one from a new york times poll finding 30% of the country of likely voters strongly

disapprove of joe biden and his party. a second is a poll from data polling that shows 49% of parents k-12 children plan to vote republican over democrat. the third is the same new york times poll that shows independent women swung toward republican candidates by 18 points when last month in september they were supporting democrats by 14-point so that's a 34-point swing, these are trends to keep an eye on in the next three weeks. eric: democrats have been trying to rely on the abortion rulings as well as protecting the democracy and the elections. is that resonating as much as the other issues like the economy? >> they are not. the same poll found 5% of voters rated abortion as one of their top priorities heading to the polls november where vast majority of voters responded

said inflation, the economy and crime where their top concerns. when you have top democratic leaders like nancy pelosi downplaying those issues being important saying she dismisses the polls in which voters say those other concerns, how are they supposed to resonate with voters who are concerned about those things? eric: what race you think will be most surprising? they are tightening getting closer to election day, you see a race we should keep an eye on? >> i think arizona, people are underestimated masters ability to be kelly and the other one is nevada. if her republicans when nevada senate seat, everything else is downhill from there it will be easier to bring other candidates over the finish line. eric: in terms of those two races versus pennsylvania with federman and doctor oz, with

that surprise people? >> i think doctor oz has a strong chance, pennsylvania is to his disadvantage, they are going to be taking the debate stage a couple of weeks before the election. if that was taken from month and maybe doctor oz would have a better chance but a lot of it remains to be seen, it's hard to tell but things are changing so quickly anything could happen but republicans do have a strong position moving into november. eric: three weeks in politics feels like eternity. what you addiction? nancy pelosi say democrats will hold the house. what you think will happen? will find out in a few weeks. >> the republicans when at the house, i would guess 20 seats i would say i do think republicans win back the senate may be only by two or three seats but i do think republicans have a chance of taking back the entire congress.

eric: from the washington examiner, thank you, good to see you. arthel: one for the history books, you may have seen my recent interview with 13-year-old premed senior alayna recorder, premed senior who now this amazing future doctor looking to reach beyond the stars in a new way. you don't want to miss her. ♪

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her sights even higher, literally. elaine is next mission, why not, travel to outerspace raising money through a gofundme to get there and she joins me now. hello, good to see you again loving your hair. let's jump in your accomplishments are out of this world and now you would like to go to space on the first passenger flight this coming spring of 2023, first space tourism mission so how long have you been dreaming of going to space and what do you think you will learn? >> hello and thank you. honor to be on the show with you again and i've been fascinated space since i was really, really young, like three years old. i love everything about space and stars and now i want to go

to space because i want to learn everything there is to know. arthel: absolutely. a little delay so you start the application but you have not submitted it because of the $10000 application fee and i believe you need to raise for 50000 for a ticket. so far i understand you've raised $1000 so we have to help later, check out. gofundme.com and search. you are already global, tell us what it was like to go to,. >> it was an amazing experience to go to ghana and show girls there the amazing things about stem. i had many opportunities to go

to some schools and hang out with the girls and be there telling them the importance of stem and learning about what they love to do stem sharing my experience so it was an amazing experience. arthel: you think they were inspired by your message to them? >> the girls there were amazing. they had brilliant plans for what they wanted to do. i loved all of their ideas and they were great. i loved how they all expressed what they loved about them and they told me what they had planned for the future and what they wanted to do and it was great. arthel: wonderful. you are part of the barbie, you can be anything serious, that's

another big wow. what you think about that? >> it was amazing going into studio getting to be with two others who are also part of the barbie can be anything serious and showing girls that you can do anything, the sky is the limit so it was amazing. arthel: is there a doll is going to look like you? >> who knows, maybe. arthel: let's get it done, why not? let's make it happen. keeps going because you are so incredible, impressed with all of your compliments, you are receiving the young icon award tonight in los angeles, how did you react when you found out you would be that recipient? >> i have so many mixed emo

emotions, i think i had a phase of excitement. i just wanted to say thank you to the team because i am so honored to be receiving the award. i can't wait for tonight. arthel: i cannot wait for you to receive the award and we will have to remind everybody. i believe they will be aired next month but i will have to double check and we will talk to you after you've received the wonderful award. the great thing about you, you got vip ticket for another brown stem girl, zoe arthur for doing her report card so if you could give a short answer, why was that important to go? you just want to experience it. >> it's great to have this

experience and stem you and amazing with the report card so i invited her. arthel: let me get this out, gofundme.com and search theic browen stem girl. we'll be right back. good to see you again. we we'll be right back left

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midterm elections, a lot of eyes are focused on the heated races for governor and senate in georgia. as for early voting setting record so far. charles watson has more on those phrases. >> good afternoon, both campaigns are out today trying to energize their base to early voting which so far has been on pace with the numbers during the 2020 presidential election. look at the latest data from the georgia state office, you could seek well over half a million people have cast a ballot with more than 90% of the vote in

person voters, near record turnout put some democrats on defense after criticizing the state's new voting among other things prevents handing out food and drinks at the polls requires proof of id to vote by mail. gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams said the law passed after the 2020 election has racist components intended to suppress the vote. >> as i said, voter suppression is not about turnout, it's barriers to access and unfortunately there are new barriers in georgia. >> her opponent bryan kemp repeatedly shut down claims of voter suppression while continuing to focus heavily on his accomplishments as governor and as the week goes further in the democrats will have help, the democrats will have help, president obama expected to come to georgia to campaign for democrats. eric: down to the wire.en sucharles, thank you. arthel: the midnight train to

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. paul: welcome to the journal editorial report. i am a paul gigot. a midterm campaign fitting into the final stretch with 17 days away. after a summer surge by democrats, republicans appear to be gaining momentum. taking the lead in the real clear politics generic congressional ballot and close the gap in some key senate races. president biden campaigning thursday senate candidate john fetterman of pennsylvania. our new poll showsr.