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me today is jackie deangelis, amy friese, tomi lahren, and joining us for the first time jake beckett. welcome to you all. now would begin with jonathan hunt in los angeles but the ladies on this developing story jonathan? >> : emily, we're getting disturbing details of this attack on the 82 year old husband of speaker nancy pelosi, paul pelosi was apparently beaten with a hammer in the attack. he suffered blunt force trauma to his head, and his body. and we are told that he is currently in the hospital, but is fortunately expected to make a full recovery. we also toured rather disturbing me, that the pelosi house was specifically targeted in this attack. and that information is coming to the associated press from their sources. the fbi, u.s. capitol police, they are all now assisting the san francisco police department.

now, we first heard about this in a statement from drew hamel, who is a spokesman for speaker pelosi. he said "early this morning, and assuming it broke into the pelosi residence in san francisco, and he violently assaulted nancy pelosi, paul pelosi, the assailant is in custody and the motivation for the attack is under investigation. mrs. pelosi was taken to the hospital where he is receiving excellent medical care, and is expected to make a full recovery" now speaker pelosi was not there, at that time, she was as we understand in washington, d.c. the big question is the motivation. we may get some answers on that in a press conference with the san francisco police department, due in just about 30 minutes. obviously, this could've been an opportunity for crime, someone he was targeting the house because the route that the pelosi's was away and could regularize it or more disturbingly it could have been politically motivated. we have seen polizzi's political protest outside the pelosi's

house in san francisco, and it is well-known then there is no secret that the speaker lives there and owns that house. and there were protests there in july of 2020 as you can see there, and greek graffiti was on their house on new year's day in 2021. now, the attack has been condemned by people across the political divide. republican john dennis, he is running against nancy pelosi and ma terms but he said this "this was an appalling act that will deserves condemnation and contempt, no one has the act or right to violate another person's property nor to initiate force and anyone else" the pelosi's our neighbors mr. dennis i. my family and i wish a speedy recovery for paul, and swift justice for the assailant. the white house, they have also issued a statement saying that the president is praying for paul pelosi, and for speaker pelosi's whole family. president biden of freshly called pelosi to express his

support on what the white house called a horrible attack. it was again emily, and just about 30 minutes where do to hear the san francisco police department and that will be very interesting to see if they can tell us what the motive was here. was it just an opportunistic crime, aimed at the pelosi's prosperity? i wasn't more disturbingly a politically motivated attack. and of course we have seen several of those across the country in recent months, in effect over the last couple of years everybody who has followed any politics will know that we live in perilous times politically speaking right now. emily? >> : jonathan, thank you so much for the excellent reporting we will stay tuned for that presser and digging deeper into that motive. tommy, jonathan laid the table so perfectly for us, and he really laid out the binary situation developing right there in san francisco which is, first of all the pelosi's home have been targeted in the past by the

political deer feeding and number of protest. in the address is public. on the other hand these are statistics of today. san francisco has a crime index of four. that means it is safer than just 4% of the rest of the cities in the country. the chances of you being a victim of a panic from there in the city is one in a hundred and 78. and the chances of you being a victim of a property crime there, one and 22. sun-times of the possibilities rate out there for either being a political crime victim, or just simply a victim of the skyrocketing crime, it seems unfortunately that the chances were really high to begin with. >> : first of all, this is horrific no matter what your politics are how you feel about the family anybody that is attacked especially an elderly man in their home, it is horrific. and i think everybody will be first to condemn anything like that that will happen. but i think you're right it will be hard to believe that this wasn't somehow motivated by it being a pelosi. because like you said that

addresses public and people go where they live. they also highlighted what average everyday american feel that don't have the capitol police. i don't have the resources that the policies have went something like this happen. every day people san francisco and major cities across the u.s. are in this lawlessness this culture lawlessness then that all these thugs and criminals fill them both like this. happens all the time in hollywood, people that are routinely talking about their funding the police until it happens to them, it's a stark reality we have to face. >> : into her point, condemning all violence is unequivocally, which is why i think in a posture that it is sometimes difficult to stomach the selective condemnation coming out of the white house. rightly so the president condemned this attack and called the speaker and acquired after his stability, expressing all of the rightly so condemnation and support. but i don't remember dan doing that when they watch an elderly asian american get stumped in the face multiple times, attacks and hammers here in the city

that it's affected thousands of americans that are victims to the skyrocketing crimes. or, foregoing the political right marco rubio volunteer that was just hospitalized. with blood all over his face. correct me if i'm wrong but i don't remember the white house condemning that. > : no, when a new era of politics and it all started in 2017. the congressional is bugging shooting. in that incident, i was in d.c. at the time, it was very sound coming from the left. the democrats did not swiftly condemned that act. and bernie sanders, campaign supporter and i think they really kicked off this new era of violence against politicians and their families and will see this right now and seen in a philadelphia, loosing it in new york city. it was seeing right now in san francisco. but you're right about these left-wing processes, the d.a. in san francisco and the chief prosecutor in that city he is the son of a weather underground terrorist who was convicted of murder. so, it is a new era politics and is unfortunate to see this.

and i want to see a seat swift condemnation for the criminals. >> : and we do not know the motivations for this, we don't know if it's political or just infected random crime. but, that being said as we see and track the skyrocketing crime across the nation, seems to simcity beads pattern where crime is skyrocketing in the democrat led cities while tourism is plummeting in the population is fraying as well. so those who are left behind often to vulnerable, the elderly, the underprivileged seem to be getting the brunt of these crimes. and there is that overlay. there was a shooting in front of the elders home while his twin daughters were home recently, so regardless of what they are politicians or not in your motive is not known yet it seems to be affecting all americans. >> : here in new york city it can be really scary. you don't even have to open the news is on the front cover that we are having subway attacks over and over again, and as people who are in a set that are being attacked. and then unfortunately, yet the

governor of new york saying that you guys are getting too worried about things. and finally, it looks like it might take similar actions to get more police into the subways but it is something that has a new yorker, having my kids in the subway right now is really not an option. if they were all supervised and its head's up, and really a serious stab just to get to one place at the other. so if you talk about a vulnerable person, then they may not be living their homes because they're worried about crime in new york city. that is a crazy spot to be at. >> : and not everyone in their forms as safe as populace east has not demonstrated. frighten me and jackie i wonder if it's too late is the criminal violence at politically motivated or otherwise since we don't know in this particular situation, is it too far to go back. have the elected officials not done a good enough job of not only condemning violence across the board, but also turning down the temperature rather than sort of increasing, and rather than all across the board that maybe has people sort of round up and

taking things into their own hands. in this sort of unfettered criminals and otherwise? >> : i think that's a great question and again were waiting to find out what the motivation was. but there are two things that we could have in our hands there. a crime situation that just happened more randomly, over to motivation? but wasn't really targeted at the policies per se which can shine a light at what's happening on not only in san francisco but all these other cities. if we have a situation where this is politically motivated we have to step back and say wise our country so divided president biden you got up to the podium and you say you are there to bring us together, with that was one of the things you promise people. one of the reasons they voted for you and backed away from truck because they did think that was divisive, so why is this happening and why we still polarizing if it is he was a question right now? >> : so much more to cover and to learn we will continue to monitor this story, and of course our best but paul pelosi with the full and speedy recovery and will bring you to that san francisco policed >> president biden: as soon as it happens.

now coming up, the president and vice president heading to pennsylvania today in hopes of getting john fetterman at hand as his race tightened and with the balance of power in the senate on the line. ♪ ♪

>> : the democrats are doing everything they can, to rather their base ahead of election day. as they face sink he pulls 11 days out. from the crucial midterms that will decide the control of congress. today president biden and vice president harris will make a rare joint campaign appearance, to try and help john fetterman across the finish line in pennsylvania three days after his debate with dr. eyes race more concerned about his health. in their former president barack obama will bring his star power to georgia. just 1 of 4 battleground states

where he is heading. the race remains tight and pennsylvania, amphetamines reid and dr. oz there is that it is his slimmest. a chrome is to the polls. fetterman is at 47%, and to laws at 46%, that's a far cry from the nine-point lead that he held in august. and no doubt that a razor-thin margin that the rocky debate while chuck schumer's mind when he was caught on a hot mike saying this to president biden yesterday. >> : you know, it looks like it looks like --... and -- >> : first about jake, who doesn't know the device is being picked up by a microphone. and secondly, maybe captain obvious is trying to reassure

the president and you save your football background it is clear is the democrats are engaging yvette herrell hail mary? >> : yeah tell maddy to bring him barack obama off the sidelines, i think it's such a move to go by fetterman it looks and look like a statements. and his competitor to john fetterman and a house this guy a 46%. that debate was a disaster, was a hindenburg of senatorial debates. this guy is mentally incapacitated. how can any democrat, any independent, anyone in pennsylvania get a vote for this guy. if fetterman is able to get across the finish line and when this place time to step back and reevaluate where we as a country because this guy is no way he belongs to the u.s. senate. >> : is an interesting point, because when he is discusses policies, theoretically left. we know that his votes especially in the criminal justice sector have been frankly just extremely radical. he is noted to have very violent chronicles out of prison.

et cetera and he keeps portraying this fictional imagery for survival she cited in the shawshank redemption at the credible justice system and vandalizing this defendant's grandmothers, and grandfathers. so, do you think the heaven and the president coming campaign with him on the heels of obama saying that this party is disconnected from voters, wildly listening to the voters asked saying crime is the most important thing. and here's a candidate that is so chronically left on crime while the president biden help? >> : is amazing me that there is no self-reflection, they're on the cost of losing the house, and possibly losing the sender as well. and i don't think anyone is willing to stand up and say how we get there, is because of crime in the economy, the prison is standing up and saying that the gdp report is such a great thing. and we are coming off of two negative corridors, and growth is anemic right now when you have a get out. both wages are higher flow rate is actually negative. so they are completely in denial when they stand up on the podium

and rigidly are spewing lies right now because of the depressants of the situation and the fact that they do need some sort of hail mary. it's really remarkable to see the inability does own the policies right? as people start to realize it that's why they are anticipating to see a red wave and we'll see what happens when the votes actually come in. some of these races are very close, somebody's race is that the path that republicans and have a chance and overseen the issues up and right in front of everyone. >> : right, these races were there to lose and the question i had is why is trying out barack obama and the vice president considered a hail mary, why wouldn't it be actually digging into the policies and saying yes, we are going to commit to law and order because barack obama asked himself acknowledged that he can pull out a lot of people who vote right as well. that he can spark voters of the whole spectrum. so it is sort of like a be careful if you take the genie out of the bottle you can't put

it back in. why they trotting out these figure eggs instead of engaging in the issues that voters want to talk about and need to hear about. >> : because they do have the record to engage on these issues it's because they want to make personal attacks, but they also want to make sure that they have bubble wrap around their candidates and which were not making personal attacks but were talking about the fact that fetterman is incapable of committing himself to that office. and quite frankly it selfish that is still running. and we feel badly for him, for any stroke victim but were not making fun of them over saying listen you train your head into the wind, we have the right to speculate, we have a right to ask about your health, he is not release his full medical records that we need them that we can see. but bringing obama out i can understand. people love him and sending them to georgia is a good move. the biting, and harris, you're trying to recover from that gaffe that was that the date for sending divided and harris, two people that might make it worse

and didn't suffer strokes? i don't know what a strategy is there. >> : it's a great point, there been multiple candidates that have been declined frankly president biden's health throughout the country who have said, they were focusing on the race first and very delicately you, being clear that what they read a campaign on their own then have the president influence. so will the vice president and the president's presence make a difference to you in pennsylvania. where, a campaign has been called into lots of questions about the transparency about the health of the candidate. >> : as a voter, it wouldn't matter if they showed up. when i want to talk about is exactly what you bring it up over talking about those topics that are important to me and he doesn't have the ability to defend some of those things, size of what i want to talk about crime, outrage, those are the things that are important and that's what i want to hear from the candidate that i'm going to vote for. so you can bring anybody coming to bring mickey mouse, and it doesn't matter when you talk about those topics. that is was to be important to me as a voter before i go to the post. and now 11 days out, so that is

the conversation that is missing. >> : jake, let's watch what the former speaker -- the press secretary said on ennis nbc recently watch. >> : democrats actually kind of worried about where this is going right now, and it's felt worse over the last week or so. and, we only have 11 wood base to go here, so that is why i think you see barack obama, and joe biden, and all these people out on the trail because they landed trying to light a fire with democrats right now. >> are trying to light a fire with democrats and voters, ancient pennsylvania the median voter there is not college-educated, works hard to put food on the table for their families, and then not we are not quite seem to democratic party acknowledging that. what did this a proxy do, it is clear that the proxy see that the party needs help. but maybe, it is so nonthat way. >> and the issue is violent crime, and immigration, those are losing points for democrats.

they're just looking at emotional issues, talking about abortion and protecting democracy in those kind of things. they value the way the issues of our time, so the they should lean into those issues that affect three americans that now. and that is covered and a win a win. >> and that is what dr. oz did during the debate that got less coverage than fetterman's performance which he stayed on measures and on point and he was a surgical no pun intended. a bus thing on those issues that pennsylvanians and americans care about. >> coming up, twin's new boss elon musk making his mark in his first i was on the job. the top execs that have already been shown the door. and what he may do next now that his takeover is a done deal.

>> iran mosque 44th billion-dollar twitter takeover is efficiently complete, the deal went through last night and

elon musk wait wasted no time cleaning house and fired four of the company's top executives just hours after taking control of the social media giant ants reading "the bird is freed among those shown the door," and the person who played a key role to suspend "the new york post" account, where reported on hunter biden's laptop. she also made the call to permanently ban shorter treatment former president trump from the site. this took a while to close, obviously he is paying top dollar for twitter, and he is saying they're paying too much but he is committed to it now. and he is in and cleaning house and is going to change the shape of this company. the left is saying, we have a radical billionaire control but many people are hearing him for his business acumen and success with other companies. in saying that he is getting to work and for fixing the bird. >> where she should be paying attention to is that the leftists free speech is can a

return to twitter. that is what terrifies them the most. because when the truth comes in the door everything is has to go out the window and that's what is afraid of bo i hope that he dies, and very passionately optimistic and wishing him clean house and threatening to clean house but i'm hoping will do is expose the algorithms, we wanted to know what has been in place, what i know how much space centered conservatives, and will want to know what they've got to start an account of certain voices and how they prioritize things in the feed or how they deprioritized things in the f feed, walked would be monumental. this to see what they've been doing and how much impact they have had on the left in the last several elections in two until we had into a new one. >> and that's what he was going after while he was working itself out he is saying that the dura under reported certain things and there are a lot of bots and it is tweaking how the platform works. and that's what i think is in a goal and a target and try and fix them first and foremost. >> and that was his underlying

argument is why he felt the company was so overvalued and why he argued that he also accused it many of them that is a radio terminated and others of doing that exact thing. which is underreported in the bots and also being misleading within information. i think what we seen in light of his plans to take the company public within three to five years and also his pledge to appetizers he says that this can be the most healthy place possible, is the growth that we are going to see. i feel like we are sort of watching a dental appointment, in real time. we have seen the truth is about to be extracted and the truth, and were going to see cleaning in the ads in the wound of adenosine and learn how much gross stuff is in there. but i would like to have it on, and i agree that the accountability needs to be there in the road that the government will play. we know that there were so many hearings on the hail of many social media giants including those from twitter and nothing really happened did it? so i would like to know in the

era of elon musk freeing the bird and breathe in the tooth out, let's see some accountability and consequences for what did happen. >> you know when you go to the dentist they let the kids look at the charge of box, so in no way watching what happens whether it is suing the cavity or whatever that happens during the appointment is going to be entertainment value and a lot of us over the weekend of seen the effects of the -- >> so many of us noticed that our followers are out of the sudden drop, and things are changed. but when it comes to suspensions right, elon musk reportedly may reverse the policy of the company on permanent suspensions. what you think of that? >> i hope he is ready for the storm and the backlash. it's more than in and let him just purchase a piece of the kachina jewel. this all started in 2016 when trump won the election, and his influence, they had this moment the said never again.

and they started shadow banning, and saying that here we are not going to let these populace america first candidates directly reach the voters anymore so our influence in public opinion. so that's when other tech titans are influencing our elections and this can appear backlash. then i got a lot of just do this i ready i hope he is ready to write out the stone and fight back because this is a civilizational importance. he has a chance to turn it back into a true public square or actual people are natural opinions once again. not filtered through the prism of the corporate love this medium. >> is what he said he wanted to do, he brought the conversation to make this a real hot topic. if you judge him based on his other companies in a success, i think if that's what he goes in to do them the money's on hand that he's gonna do it. >> it will be john odell, that's been the spectator part whether you participate in twitter are not the way he does is going to be of value. i think that's what everyone wants to watch.

>> so this week alone, the doj announced a criminal investigation into tesla over -- a this could be how they try to strike back at elon. the source of this wealth is tesla stock, so they got their back, i think that's a hint about how this is in a play out. >> is also a lot of speculation, when i say speculation here, if he was to reverse their lifetime ban, with the former president come back on the platform? he started his own platform so that so many unknowns. >> and i think we'll be missing in the recent data to those alternative platforms that they really need help with. there's no way that they can compete with twitter, in terms of that global youth, and impact. we also know that with 90% of the content generated is by 10% of the users. so what if to your point, at what point of the spectators, how many will reengage and how forward that sounds good be. to have that important impact. >> and how much would he be to appetizers will be the real

question. because a lot of the simplest things to happen is to appease advertisers. so who will he be able to stand up to them as real question? >> and they add revenue so that's how they had money. so coming up they say they were punished for coming dilemma complaining about a trans actor, 14-year-old girl and her dad tell their side of the story to fox news next.

to be one of vermont high school student and her father is suing the school district saying that they face retaliation for complaining about a transgender athlete being allowed into the girls locker room. 14-year-old blake alec was suspended from rental high school and her father travis was suspended without pay from his job as a soccer coach after they dared to voice their opinion. >> blake said that they lifted her's suspension after the lawsuit was filed, but the

school district is not to confirmed or denied it. here's what the father and daughter told fox news. >> they made a media post, or social media post saying that they refer to the male student as a male, and i was punished because i'm a standard ten. >> i was really uncomfortable and i left and i told the school and they dish up they need down and they said that there was nothing they could do, and i was later suspended because i voice my opinion that a male should not be in the women's locker room. >> so emily, i'm going to come to you us on this because the travis team in the lawsuit, is alleging that essentially the father's first amendment right was violated and sharing his views. that the school can't tell him what to say, and that this is retaliation. clear and simple. >> that is exactly what they are arguing, they are saying that the school district is forcing the ideology on the student, and on the parent, which is the coach as they were simply pointing their opinion and alley with a shutdown but they were thus retaliated against and i think it is interesting in this well to note

that in a boxing assessment wih the court will do is take the impeding interest because the school district here was arguing that essentially the transgender student rights mattered more. that is the bottom line, and that they cannot verbally miss gender someone and that is consequences. little of the student that according to her that she can participate in a start of touch a circle, and write an apology letter which she said that she is not going to apologize. i feel a certain way authentically so those are the kind of things that the court will take into account. and essentially they will bring it back to that policy. if someone is voicing their opinion, we see a whole host of legislation and we've seen a clinical law, an proposition in california had that if you missed gender and end of the individual in a nursing care facility that that would lead to a misdemeanor or a charge. so this is one other lawsuit joining the ranks of saying that at what point do we acknowledge and respect other people while also not at the expense of someone ideology personally. >> this is a huge issue and

blake said that her classmates were supportive of her, but they are scared to speak out and that is tough also. and we have a statement from the district and i want to read that. the district has word hard to listen to the consent of all students and their families in this case. it is truly unfortunate that the plaintiff has chosen to litigate the issue against the district instead of pursuing other options that do not require litigation lawyers. everybody shaking their heads here i am coming to you jake. >> i plaza coach of this father that can't be the most popular show in that state, but we get to draw a line in the sand. we fathers stand up for their children's like this man didn't say that no further it's amazing how our society teach the windows have shifted so far to the left because when we were kids this was not an issue 25 years ago but now it's a issue and we need fathers before we can say we can take top territories were goodness and draw a line in his hand and draw our children and that's what

this man did. >> they put us try to find a common bonding stated dismissed the there are legitimate concerns we want to be tolerant of everyone and we welcome people to be who they are and i'm certainly a proponent of that, but this is an issue of young women feeling uncomfortable in their room. in the room. and they have every right to feel that way and expressed that. what i want to know where the feminists in the me too movement because they talk on the time about how they protect women and young women and you don't even want to hear this woman say that she feels uncomfortable. what happened to believe all women are listened to their stories and now they are telling you shut up you're going to be suspended. in the school district is saying that they don't want to go to litigation but we need to because we need a president to be sent here. thank goodness that this girl and her dad stood up because not everybody has the fortitude to

do that. >> i think about the debate over transgender bath and, you have a little privacy but in the locker room you are taking your clothes off and you don't have privacy. >> i have teenage children and it is hard to go up in up and not only with the emotions that you have as a teenager but when you start to put some of these tough topics in there, we do not teach kids to have a voice either way on both sides and be able to voice what is going on. with their own thoughts, and were going to making so much more complicated and we've got to stand behind their kids one vase happen because they can't do it alone it's tough to be a teenager these days. as a. is becoming more and more challenging, but you can't lay down your guard for your kids. >> this is a story that will be discussing it continue to follow. coming up, and it is official tom brady and gisele are getting a divorce. and they are taking to social media to share their thoughts on the end of the 13 year marriage that is next.

>> fox news confirming the essay and who attacked paul pelosi was searching for the speaker of the house. the intruder confronted the speakers has been, in their home shouting where is nancy. we are awaiting the press conference i will bring that to you live when it happens. >> tom brady and gisele are officially ending their marriage. the nfl quarterback posting on in the test again this morning that he and the brazilian fashion model have finalized their divorce. after 13 years and months of reports that the pair was struggling. last month in an interview they talked about concerns over there then has been returning for the field after initially retiring from football last winter. gisele writing on social media with much gratitude for our time

together, tom and i have amicably finalize our divorce. the decision to end the marriage was never easy but we have grown apart and while it is of course difficult to go through something like this i feel blessed for the time we had together and only wish the best for tom always. and brady was saying, we arrived at the decision to end a marriage after much consideration. doing so is of course painful and difficult. however, we wish only the best for each other as they pursue whatever new change chapter in our lives that are yet to be written. both also emphasized the main focus now is coparenting their children. let me start by saying tommy however, in a stark contrast to this difficult news for this family, you just got married to the love of your life, and it was one of the most beautiful weddings i've ever been to an congratulation to the luckiest man in the world. and it is unfortunate that the bradys are not having the happy ending that you and jp will

definitely enjoy. >> i appreciate that and you'd appreciate you being there but on this new news on brady i think about it i go two ways you have to have somebody who supports her career, but on the other side i wonder if he when he does retire it is really gonna regret losing his family over it. it is but i wonder, because you can have many, many years of not playing football, or he's not so dedicated to the game. and he's going to be alone with a lot of rings were not the rings that are most important. so i wonder if he's going to reflect back on this time and think that he should've tells his family. >> interesting, but he is a blended family to begin with. what insider info do you have for us as you used to play for the h patriots as well. give us the dirt. >> know if on the divorce, but i can't say, they were two teammates for four years, he's a great leader and great teammate and we were friends of the time. anna's teammates. and it is tragic to see the end of their marriage. but i can't say that he really does, that he doesn't love he changed his children.

they were always a part of our team activities and always have practices and games. there really is a genuine aspect of his character. something forward, i wish the best for tom and also i hope that he does well. >> following question tell us about the dynamic having a has-been the plays an nfl and his quarterback position do you see the strain that reports are about the marriage and it is for safety and being home with the kids, do you see that, do you feel that that is common in the industry? >> yes, and entertainment and can be very tough to go the distance. and you know, it is hard enough when one spouse is a famous athlete but when both of them ii will be celebrities and two of the most of his people in the world, is extraordinarily tough. and for 13 years it's amazing that they made it this far.

but i truly wish the best for them, and obviously i change my comment with tom as a teammate. >> you brought your bring with you today didn't you? >> i didn't yet. >> bring it out let's hear. is it worth it ultimately because these are very nice rings right? >> yeah very nice rings. >> better days. >> i think that the rings, they are important. but i am divorce, and i would say that one event is probably not the only thing that happens. so we're kind of looking at the outside going if you play football it all ends, but it is hope for me to believe someone who's been divorced that it was just that wanda met the cut and dry with the decision for them. this is probably something that was much, much broader. >> and it's just not decisions but it's perfect and priorities. so to their point there's a big spectrum of choices that we make as individuals and partners that affect the rest of the family. >> absolutely and this is a unique situation because we have two people who are blessed to be leaders in their field and to be in the top of the game. in this part of me that is so sad that they were unable to work it out and find a common ground so they can spend my time at the kids and she didn't feel

that it was coming out of a fire in on her shoulders at the same time, i respect them and i've interviewed him and i have read all about him and his work and his work ethic and his leadership and he is amazing and if he had one way to squeeze out, i would totally understand that he wanted to -- one more ring, i get it but i'm sad that they couldn't whether that last year. >> i love gisele, she's amazing using a platform for causes that she believes in and to end with voice for others. so i am keen gisele all the way, not that is some -- but i don't know, i think the hardest part would be having a partner. go raiders. having a partner that the patriot. [laughter] more of "outnumbered" in just a moment.

>> hard to believe it's been ten

years since hurricane sandy. >> when the storm surge came, it came right up against our buildings. it came up pretty quickly. it was just coming up and kept going up. >> had there been any storms or any water issues that had overtime? >> so, there were and storm surges but nothing remotely close to the level of sandy. >> this is going to be incredible to watch. what rest we going to see. >> one of the incredible things we got an exclusive tour of hospitals answer sandy was making landfall. 300 patients were evacuated

during the storm. it was because the lights went out. new york went dark when sandy hit. they've done such a renovation investing an infrastructure that has changed the hospital. we getting to inside their power grid and see the generators. they have these walls and also doors that shut to seal the hospital off so it can never be brought to that point. it's probably one of the most protected places not on in new york but one of the best protected hospitals from natural disaster in the world. . >> we have heard so and stories of people living in basements that were flooded in the last couple years s. in work being done to get people on higher ground or reduce that kind of flooding? >> there are places in new york city that have problems with

infrastructure and piping underground that can go into basements. that's tough to fix but mta has invested billions to make sure trains run. they have about had a 12 hour windows to implement them. >> we can't wait to watch amy freeze on the weather app tonight. thanks for watching here is america reports. >> any moment we are expecting an update from police after nancy pelosi's husband paul pelosi attacked with a hammer in their san francisco home. >> this is america reports, our david confirming the attacker broke in an shouted where is nancy? where is nancy? the speaker was not home at the time of the attack. she was here