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♪ and the home of the brave ♪ will: welcome to "fox and friends". there is a perfect rendition of your national anthem as opposed to last night during game one of the world series where the world series singer flubs the lines. pete: i missed that. will: rachel is live on the border in del rio, texas. rachel: i miss you guys but we have great mexican food last night. pete: we look forward to it. you've been talking to voters about additional great features, we miss you but i

went to bed at 5:5 of the world series. will: the phillies won in extra innings last night on fox. starting this morning, house speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul recovering after yesterday's violent hammer attack in their san francisco home. pete: we are learning about the suspect who was reportedly looking for the democrat leader. kevin cork is live in washington with the details. >> reporter: credit for the quick work by authorities and best wishes for a speedy recovery of the speaker's husband about the nature of the assault is raising questions even as we get more answers, this from a spokesperson for the speaker, mister pelosi was admitted to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital where he underwent successful surgery to repair a skull fracture, serious injuries to his right arm and hands. 's doctors expect full recovery.

according to police, david depape will be charged with assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, burglary and other felonies. according to chief bill scott, the motive for the attack is still being determined. >> based on our investigation this was not a random act. this was intentional. and it is wrong. >> reporter: almost immediately political luminaries weighed in including president biden. >> president biden: there is too much violence, political violence. what makes us stink? one party can talk about stolen elections, covid being a hoax, a whole bunch of lies. >> reporter: no one talked about that when people like rand paul was attacked, when

the shooter shot up republicans in virginia or lee zeldin had been attacked. biden's comments, are you critics, did more harm than good by assigning political blame to his adversaries. in contrast, gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin, himself a victim of political violence, took a more measured and arguably more responsible tone. >> whether it is the targeting of pro-life pregnancy centers, targeting of supreme court justices, regardless what branch of government you are, your party or your ideology, there is no room for any of this violence or threats of violence as part of the process. >> reporter: that is the responsible thing to say and that is how you do it. police say the investigation is ongoing. we have no word yet on whether the victim and his attacker knew each other or had prior

interaction. as we get more information we will bring that to you. pete: a lot of questions left unanswered. questions what was going on at the pelosi home. those were despicable comments from president biden to attribute that to your political adversary and those are comments democratic candidate in the midterm elections might expect because they called out the big guns, they called out president biden, kamala harris. john feertterman in pennsylvan was supported by those politicians and president obama hit the trail. let's look at what democrats had in their quarter last night. >> president biden: doctor oz things the right to choose should be between a man, a

woman, her doctor and, quote, local political leaders. >> these folks apparently believe that government should be making decisions about women's bodies. >> that back in georgia. we a can. if republicans take back the house and the senate we could be one presidential election from a nationwide ban on access to abortion at that might just be the beginning. rachel: obama did bring inflation and lied about it, he said the republicans are complaining about inflation but

have no answer to inflation other than tax cuts. republicans are suggesting we unleash american energy and that would lower inflation at the gas pump and the grocery store. you see this focus, they are running on abortion. it is all they have. msnbc host jen psaki canvassed with abortion activists, focus on abortion and interviewed a mom who wasn't interviested. >> what do you care about? >> mother of four children, jobs, they say these jobs are out there but they don't pay enough to live on. i would like there to be more jobs available with the flexibility to actually work and take care of your family. >> not the answer you wanted.

pete: you want us to talk endlessly about abortion but it turns out whether we have food on the table and pay for things and have a job is more important at this moment, desperation time for democrats 10 days from election day. if you are sending up the bat signal for help, arrives president biden and kamala harris as if that's going to help you, desperation time means they have no want to call. they have bad political candidates. barack obama helps them, he will show up only at the very end. to emphasize what is in polling, sixth or seventh issue in abortion means they abandoned what voters care about, crime, education, the border, inflation, gas prices. they can't talk about it because it would require an about face you can't do in 10 days.

you can say we support the police but everyone knows that is a lie. you double down on abortion. you are not meeting people where they are. will: purposely leading the american people when it comes to abortion. is not scandalous that dr. oz said is it is between a woman, her doctor in a local politician because in the alternative it is between a woman, a doctor, and tween 9 people in robes in washington dc. it's against the law at some point to kill a baby at some point. the question is who decides at what point. all that it happened in the last couple months is the return of that issue as close as possible to the home as you get, local politics. democracy which is the keyword they love to latch onto but i agree with you. whatever the case abortion is not the winning issue they think it is and jen psaki learned that in real time.

she said it's not surprising abortion rights were one of many priorities for the people who answered the door. watch this trek. she's very good, not the most important one but worries about childcare and economic opportunity can all be tied. it is all one to abortion rights and a woman's right to choose can affect her life and the lives of her children. what strikes need is what are you saying? the best way to deal with childcare is kill the baby? rachel: the best way to deal with the economy is abortion, that is their answer, never to change the things the cause the bad economy so people can flourish and have families which is what people want. this wasn't a slip of the tongue, you have aoc, janet yellen made that case, katie porter, stacy abrams made that case. abortion is the answer to their

terrible economic ideas and policies and i don't think, they can trial they want to tie it to that. they lost all credibility with the american people. you look at the numbers in pennsylvania it is obvious the trend is moving on the republican side. here in texas people are tired of this. you see hispanics moving to the republican side, they don't know where else to go, the democrat party has abandoned them and i don't think anyone thought it could get this bad this fast. they are in trouble. will: they are in trouble when president biden who doesn't know what day it is is campaigning for john fetterman who can't speak on topics voters don't care about for the final ten days. all signs are for a red wave. will it happen? only time will tell. we have more news this morning.

a possible huge break in a 2017 murder case, two young girls in indiana. malta reports model reports say police took a man into custody, went to the delphi murders. ashley strohmeyer has details. >> reporter: it is an unsolved high profile case for 5 years. libby williams and abigail williams vanished in 2017 and were last seen being dropped off by libby's sister at a popular hiking trail at a small indiana town and never seen alive again. their bodies were found the next day around noon. multiple reports indicate indianapolis police have a man in custody in connection with the murders. 50-year-old richard allen was booked in the carroll county jail but moved for his protection. allen's connection to the girls as unclear but libby's sister

said just know how grateful i am. no comments for you. refer to the prosecutor's office. there's a press conference at 10:00 am. we will say more than. libby used her phone to take pictures of a man walking across a railroad bridge before the teams were killed. there's a video of the man who is believed to be their killer telling him to, quote, go down the hill. in addition to the information libby's sister tweeted, nothing is confirmed now but did say today is the day. will: to your headlines, blood he week in the new york city subway system. a fire inspector randomly stabbed by a stranger while standing on a harlem train platform. the 54-year-old victim said no one stopped to help. police looking for the suspect behind the attack on a 15-year-old girl, even the new york city transit president becoming a victim. sarah feinberg was punched in

the face and an unprovoked attack. élan musk is following through on his promise to expand free-speech tweeting comedy is now legal on twitter. the tesla ceo closed is $40 billion takeover deal and vowing to lift the ban on certain accounts telling one user anyone suspended for minor and dubious reasons will be freed from twitter jail. he had the company moving with content moderation counsel to sort that out. the fighting phillies did what some call the impossible, philadelphia putting up a comeback to take a game one of the world series in houston. >> shoots one in the air the other way. it is gone. a go-ahead shot. >> reporter: phillies fans watched the game in the city of brotherly love going nuts after the go-ahead homerun.

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pete: pharmacies are worried it could be a long winter. three major drug manufacturers reporting shortages of a popular antibiotic for kids omoxycillin. dr. jeanette nesheiwat, great to see you this morning. don't know if scary is the word but it is concerning. >> you are right, this is of great concern. i worry about antibiotic

resistance but not shortage. i use these antibiotics all the time for my pediatric patients to treat bacterial infections like strep, sinus infections and even pneumonia. as we approach the cold winter months a lot of the infections are viral, you can develop secondary bacterial infections and we have to have these antibiotics but the problem is a raw material shortage, scarcity of supply and there are 300 million prescriptions for antibiotics every year, 25% are unnecessary and we have to take a look at the fact that china controls 90% of the global supply input of raw materials we need to make these antibiotics so they come in a monopolized industry and that is something we need to look at

and become medication independent as we should be oil and energy independent as well. will: 300 million for antibiotics, the population of the united states is a little over that, that is one a year for everybody to take antibiotics, 90% controlled by china. those are startling stats. the fda saying it is aware of intermittent supply interruptions and they are working with approved manufacturers. i want to get to this, this is outlandish. here's a headline in the washington post. regular exercise may improve the effectiveness of coronavirus vaccines. that is fascinating. a vaccine that has largely failed in the way it was sold to the american public is falling back on tried and true health tip, you might exercise which boosts your immune system

regardless of the existence of the vaccine. >> exactly right. this study is misleading, you have to read between the lines. this shows 200,000 men and women, all vaccinated with the johnson & johnson vaccine found those who were active versus those who were sedentary, those who are active and exercise one hundred 50 minutes every week at 25% less chance of being hospitalized but we can't say that is from the vaccine, perhaps it is from exercise alone. they are implying it could be from the vaccine because if you exercise you are boosting your immune system, therefore your body is ready to create more antibodies once you get the covid vaccine but it has not proven that. this study has not proven the vaccine plus exercise keeps you out of the hospital. we know exercise alone puts you in better health. that's what we need to look at. exercising 150 minutes every week.

will: the vaccine taking credit for healthy lifestyle choices and healthy lifestyle choices were forbidden in the first part of the pandemic, staying inside, don't go to the gym, lock your self down, all the wrong tips for being healthy. great to see you. coming up as migrant encounters reach an all-time high, rachel sat down with voters most affected by the border crisis, what they had to say as we approach election day. we are mapping the midterms, three house candidate to join us as they try to flip blue seats to read. , it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn,

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those were the ones we encountered. yesterday in a "fox and friends" town hall i spoke to locals in the border sector to see how this is impacting them. here's what they had to say. it is clear to me you all think this is a dire emergency. i will start with you. you are a prosecutor. you work in the law area but also a ranch. >> we had to change the way they kids. the kids if they hear helicopters or sirens have to run home. they are instructed to do that when they are outside. that is happening in the united states. when you have a house with your front door you don't go to sleep with the front door open because you want to protect your family. right now we sleep with our front door open as a nation because of the policies we have and the terrorist numbers will show that and i worry what the future holds for the nation.

rachel: what are you seeing as a rancher? >> you can see them on game cams. one of the interesting things is we have a radio tower on our property and we are told by border patrol agents that they are catching people 30, 40, 50, 60 miles away from us and they have their roots mapped out on their phones and that radio tower on our ranch is the first point in the united states. they have been given this route and that's one of the things they are using. that is scary. we don't see them coming through in the dark of night. rachel: you told me if people could hear the stories you and your husband who is also law enforcement tell about the things they have seen they wouldn't believe it. >> we talked about this. between agents and law enforcement and people here, we

have seen things you don't want to see and you have these conversations and unless you've seen the sheriff here, he has seen the accidents that are her and us. border patrol sees the deaths on the river. these are conversations you can't have with somebody unless they see it themselves. rachel: you are a democrat, no longer the mayor, you were the mayor until june, when the del rio crisis happened after the bridge everyone remembers seeing those pictures, you said even though you are a democrat, on the issue of the border, all if you are united. there is no political party. >> it is important to understand our border communities are american communities, the first line of the united states of america, the community of law and order and proud of the fact we are american and the consequence of illegal entry is the chaos. having to respond to 17,000

persons in one day is chaotic. >> there was no federal help. >> i spoke to chief ortiz about federal response. it wasn't until days into the event that it came down to del rio, texas. rachel: if fox news hadn't had drones, what anything have happened under the bridge? would you have seen a response? >> i don't think it would have been as swift. we took initiative. i was trying to direct traffic myself, vehicles that were parked through the del rio side, just to bring attention to the crisis that was happening under commercial traffic. that in combination with fox covering it did amplify our voices and that is something i am speaking on. this is an international crisis, economic and committal crisis of great proportion.

>> you are former border patrol. >> former cbp officer. rachel: you used to be a lifelong democrat and you said it is the border issue that made you are republican. explain. >> the border issue was a top priority for me and i was conscious when i was a democrat that this was an issue that was going on for many years and it was both parties, administrations, they dropped it time after time after time, but what i did notice was when trump came on board he brought this to light because everybody at the border knew we had an issue for decades. when he came down i noticed how the media, you know which media i'm talking about, put him down along with leadership from the democrats and that is when i said i need to jump over to the other side because that is the side that is strong in regards to border.

rachel: it is a trend, we will see if the former mayor might switch parties here. let's get you quick, frank, you're running for congress as an independent, the border issue is your top issue. >> the only border patrol agent on the border running for office and the reason i'm running as an independent is the republican congressman tony gonzalez voted for the january 6th commission, in san antonio, one of the biggest, he pushed to vaccinate border patrol agents, pushed to fly illegal aliens out of laughlin air force base and people are tired of politicians only using them for their vote. people want action. that's why i am running for congress. rachel: you said the hospital's are overrun and you are worried about services. >> it is like a fireman bringing buckets of gas to a burning house and throwing money at the problem to make the pipeline bigger for more

people to come in. our hospital districts, local sheriffs, local law enforcement and communities that pick up the tab and it is resulting in people having to wait for hours just to get emergency care and i'm talking about americans pushed to the back of the line so illegal aliens are pushed to the front. and border regions we are tired of it. rachel: you are a former journalist or currently a journalist, you were. you said the center, the root of the problem, kamala harris said get to the root of the problem. you said the root of the problem is the ngos. give me some insight. >> they go to foreign countries where you have asylum-seekers and refugees and they encourage them to come to the united states and release documents behind and take on a new identity and they produce

paperwork for them. when they have the paperwork to some city in the united states, they got rid of the whole neighborhood of people. make them lose their properties to eminent domain and build two story homes for foreigners to come in on taxpayer money as we are paying for this. why are we wasting state and federal funding? rachel: you really feel the frustration of the people who live along the border. that was such a diverse group, hispanics, white people, democrats, independents, republicans. all of them united on the issue of the border and saying that they know that the democrat party that president biden is simply as frank lopez explained, expanding the capacity to process them and doing nothing to stop them at the border.

pete: wonderfully done and exactly right, the image of the cell phone tower, the radio tower that is the point at which all the illegals are told to go, an ominous feeling as a landowner wondering who is coming next and adele rio mayor, the democrat who says this is underscoring that law and order matters. will: for the people you spoke to you could have heard the same thing if you did a panel of people in new york city talking about crime on the streets. for those people, for a lot of people illegal immigration is about employment or unemployment or illegal employment or changing american culture. those people, that is about safety and crime and quality of life, which is everyone's number one voting issue. coming up a little later. are you sitting in front of a helicopter right now? we were debating that. rachel: i am.

i have the most awesome backdrop here. i will do a package, i went up with our friend, lieutenant oliverez who took me up to see some things along the border so i will show you that and we will show more clips from these wonderful citizens who are telling the story of what it is like to live here, more information from ngos, people who take their kids 2 hours away to a pediatrician because there hospital is not just overrun but also they said filled with all kinds of infections from people coming across who haven't been checked, they don't want to use their own local hospital. they call it the morgue so they go somewhere else. horror stories. we will share them because they are important. will: the most awesome background in television. pete: coming up commit or nightmare, the terrifying video

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will: we are 10 days from the midterm, we will break down 3

races to watch as the gop looks to flip the house. let's start in wisconsin. gop candidate derek vannorton looks to take the seat held by the same democrat since 1997. this race is leaning read. we will look at the republican side. new york, seventeenth district, neck in neck between mike l lawler and sean maloney. across the country to arizona in the sixth district, fox ranking has this race leaning read with republican juan s siskomani making the border a top priority. those republican candidates join us now. thank you for being here. i want to start with you. in very different states i'm interested in your closing argument issueswise. looking at fox news polling it is clear inflation, high crime,

and vague categories like political divisions, ukraine situation. what issues are you emphasizing on the campaign trail and what is your point in talking about it? >> we put over 170,000 miles on this thing. people can't afford gas, groceries and are worried about their grandchildren, fentanyl, one hundred thousand citizens in wisconsin, the border is wide open, parents labeled by the fda as domestic terrorists and worried about the agenda in schools, we are talking issues getting the american family in wisconsin every day and my opponent is not talking about

that. he's walking a hard leftist socialist spending big government policy, all the stuff that is ruined the economy. my opponent has been doing that. >> doesn't like a great strategy. he loves to talk about january 6th as if that is the forefront of a lot of people's mind. how about you in new york 17th, what issues are you talking about? >> much the same. in new york for the first time in the nation's history democrats control everything in washington, albany and new york city, created a mess, 40 when you record high on inflation, surging crime across the community, skyrocketing energy prices, porous southern border with massive inflow of illegal immigration, drugs coming into the community killing 300 americans a day. the issues of education,

parents are concerned what is being taught and whether they have a say in their child's education. my opponent, sean maloney, the chair of the d ccc has voted 100% of the time with president biden and nancy pelosi, he owns this mess. with 10 days to go we have surged in the polls, we are ahead in the most recent poll up 6 points. of voters want to help us take out the chair of the d ccc they can go to firemaloney.com and support us. all eyes on this race in the last 96 hours and i feel good about where we are because the voters understand, inflation, crime and sean maloney is not doing anything to fix it. will: you are on the precipice of beating the chair of the democratic campaign committee which is a bad sign for them. how about juan? what issues animate voters?

>> that issues our kitchen table issues. we are a border district. one third of voters are independent so we stick to the common sense issues of cost of living, security, the border, inflation, family issues, these are things that are attracting families and voters because we are sticking to what they are feeling and this is happening in the hispanic community, the non-hispanic community, being a border district we carry our message in spanish and english and doing that wherever we go and getting positive feedback, this is a battleground district, republican before, democrat before including today and we have an opportunity to take it back. will: this feels like a sanity

election but when you hear the same issues from wisconsin to new york to arizona it is common sense. meet people where they are, basic security, education of their kids and if republicans do that, we have 3 of you on the panel, your seat was held by a republican so that would be a hold but if all 3 of you when all it takes is two seats, the majority is 218, republicans have 216 in their camp. if all 3 of you when it meets the threshold. we wish you the best, derrick van orden, ciscomani, good luck. tossing it to will who has some headlines. will: we start with this, chilling video captured during a shooting that hurt 6 people outside a funeral in pittsburgh. mourners inside the church in a panic, the chaos unfolded during a service for man who was shot and killed 2 weeks ago, the shooter or shooters are still on the loose.

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lessons learned. in a new documentary fox weather meteorologist amy freeze was covering the storm and she joins us now. i'm excited you are hear from fox weather. you are on your show on fox weather right now so thank you for taking some time, 10 years since super storm sandy. amy:we went into the neighborhoods and talked to folks who lost their homes and when they look back, they sold their homes. when they look back at the storm they would do things different, they would have evacuated but they loved living close to the ocean. will: some people evacuate and nothing happens and sometimes you don't and everything becomes dangerous so that is a hard lesson to learn but the messaging around super storm sandy was hard for meteorologist. it was a super storm, really a hurricane but we couldn't call it a hurricane at the last minute.

talk about the changes even with the messaging since that storm. amy:super storm sandy was an intense storm of thousand miles wide but right before making landfall it loses, goes post troppo, loses that tropical characteristic and becomes a cold war storm coming at high tide making that hard left-hand turn we are familiar with under a full moon which exaggerates everything, it would send a record surge, the waves higher, the intensity was record-breaking for the northeast, a strong storm a. how do you get that message to people? dubbing it is super storm is the way to send the message. >> all these years later they changed that. ian might change this but the fourth most expensive storm on record. talk about the structural changes that happened around new york. amy:millions of dollars have been spent. we go inside and why you --nyu

langone. the city of new york change the way they protect and they have 26 ton doors that close the tunnels from new jersey to new york. >> they've done so much to be prepared. you can watch this special, surviving super storm sandy, download the fox weather apps and stream live tonight at 10:00 pm. thank you, more "fox and friends" coming up. ♪ hit it!♪ ♪it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ ♪one, two, get loose now! it takes two to make a-♪ get double rewards points this fall. book now at bestwestern.com.

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