griff: paul pelosi, house speaker nancy pelosi's husband expected to make recover after successful surgery to repair facture he sustained during violent attack with a hammer. the suspect who broke in san francisco home early yesterday morning is now in custody. the speaker was here in dc at the time of the attack but rushed back to san francisco to be with her husband yesterday afternoon. welcome to fox news live, i'm griff jenkins.

jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich, more details on suspect and his past. he's expected to be arraigned on tuesday. christina coleman with the latest developments, hi, christina. christina: we are here in front of the home of the philosophies and you can see there's very easy access to it and that unfortunately is what the suspect took advantage of. paul pelosi suffered fracture to skull and injuries to right arm and hands, fortunately he's expected to make a full recovery. he's expected to be okay. he underwent a successful surgery to repair the school fracture yesterday. house speaker nancy pelosi arrived at san francisco general hospital to be with husband, was in washington, d.c. during the attack. yesterday president biden condemned the attack and he also commented on paul pelosi's condition.

>> i spoke to the speaker, she said that he's doing okay. he went to the hospital, was operated on and he seems to be coming along well. he's in good spirit and the whole family is there. christina: police say the suspect, 42 david dapepe broke into pelosi's san francisco home in upscale neighborhood shortly before 2:30 early yesterday morning. a family member who was traveling with the house speaker says the suspect was trying to tie paul pelosi up until the house speaker got home. the suspect was allegedly shooting where is nancy, where is nancy and paul pelosi was able to call 9-1-1 after depepe broke in. san francisco's da says by making the crucial phone call he likely saved his own life. officers say when they showed up to the house they witnessed 82-year-old paul pelosi brutally attacked with a hammer.

>> pulled hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently attacked him with the hammer. the officers immediately entered, tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took the hammer away from him and took the suspect mr. depapi into custody. christina: now police have not stated a motive for this attack. fox digital report that is depepe has ties to radical nudist activist and has disturbing online presence that involves blogs under his name that include online posts about pedophiles and big brother censorship and antisemitic comments and mentioned qanon and both sides swiftly denounced brutal attack yesterday. >> we are looking at a time in our country where there is so much discourse that is fueled by hate and division.

and anyone who professes to be a leader has to really understand the meaning and the impact of their words and their posture. christina: and former vice president mike pence released a statement saying, quote, this is an outrage and our hearts are with the entire pelosi family. we pray paul will make a full recovery. there can be no tolerance for violence against public officials or their families. this man should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. now depe was booked in justify jail on ten charges, attempted homicide, elder abuse and assault with a deadly weapon. jacqui. jacqui: christina coleman in san francisco, thanks. griff. griff: jacqui with ten days until midterms, prominent political figures are joining candidates in campaign trail.

you see now live vice president kamala harris campaigning for democratic governor candidate wes moore in baltimore now facing dan challenger. in detroit former president obama is about to join michigan governor gretchen whitmer for get out the vote rally in contentions races. we have fox team search of some of those closely watched races with charles watson keeping close eye in georgia. we begin with retch edison in the keystone state request fetterman and os are in a statistical dead heat. >> democratic nominee back on campus. students are lined behind me for an event he's going to host in less than an hour in the campus. this is philadelphia, democrats are bringing out the heavy weights to philly, that happened last evening when president biden and vice president kamala

harris were the headliners in a fundraiser in town last evening. they both spoke here in philly. so did fetterman following his debate with oz this week. >> it's so much nicer to spend a night with you all than was -- [cheers and applause] >> during the debate we knew it wasn't going to be easy, certainly after 5 week -- 5 months after having a stroke but after that stroke i got knocked down but i had to get back up. [cheers and applause] >> and i'm going to fight for everybody in pennsylvania, whoever got knocked that ever had to get back up. rich: some democrats have quietly questioned whether he should have debated and has difficulty speaking. oz had spent several weeks

criticizing fetterman's refusal to debate until last tuesday. oz's campaign had replayed the debate on mobile screen outside of the democratic fundraiser last night that the president and vice president were at. as for the president and his visit, oz's communication director said in a statement, quote, john fetterman has taken radical ideology to extreme by pardoning convicting murderers, raising taxes and decriminalize injection sites. now it is a unique race here in pennsylvania, however, the national theme certainly persists. you've got republicans who are talking about crime and inflation. democrats like john fetterman are talking about access to abortion, gets even more national as the week continues. president biden will be back here in pennsylvania in philadelphia and pittsburgh along with former president obama to campaign for fetterman and you have former president trump, he will be in western

pennsylvania boosting oz next weekend. griff, back to you. griff: a lot of star power to keystone state. rich edison, thank you. jacqui: former president obama hitting campaign trail making stop last night. raphael warnock and stacey abrams hope he will give them an edge over opponent. charles: there's record voter turnout here in georgia, election officials say one in five active voters have cast ballots. democrats believe it's good news for them despite turnout, democrats are actually doubling down on efforts to get folks to the polls. former president obama rallied with senator raphael warnock and gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams and common theme is get out and vote for warnock and

abrams. >> they are both hard working, god spirited, community serving people who tell the truth, stick to their work, treat everybody with decency and respect. those are the values they bring to bear. >> democrats are hoping the former president strong showing friday night will not only energize the vote but translate energize their base rather but translate into votes particularly among black voters who have felt the chilling effects of high priority issues like inflation. mr. obama said the election is more than policy and urge folks to vote to protect democracy and rights to abortion and issues shouldn't be in the hands of gop. >> democrats aren't perfect.

i'm the first one to admit it. politicians just like all of us can make mistakes. but right now with a few notable exceptions, most of the gop and a whole bunch of these candidates are not even pretending that the rules apply to them anymore. they are just making stuff up. charles: last night mr. obama was also pretty sharp in criticism of republican senate candidate herschel walker. we just heard from walker just a few moments ago who put out a lengthy statement saying that he would pray for president obama because he, quote, got the wrong horse, he, of course, is talking about senator warnock his opponent in this race. jacqui. jacqui: charles watson on closely watched race. thanks so much, charles. race for governor of michigan tightening with -- mark meredith

is live with more for us, hey, mark. mark: any moment we expect former president obama to take the stage in detroit to campaign for governor whitmer. the race getting a lot more attention because the polls show that whitmer's lead has slipped in recent week. live pictures out of detroit. you can see the podium. the former president nor whitmer have gotten out yet. whitmer run by roughly 10 points, this time the challenge making race closer. michigan voters are weighing a number of different issues from the economy to crime. >> while we have seen a massive increase in overdoses 2021 was the highest number we have ever seen and we can directly correlate this to the whitmer-biden policy of having open border. we know that drugs are pouring across the border every day. we have seen overdoses rise since this administration took office. it's been endeavor stating.

mark: governor whitmer faced questions, recent fbi report crime is on the rise. >> i as governor has made too many phone calls, attended too many funerals and that's why i have delivered over a billion dollars more for law enforcement in michigan to recruit, to train, to make sure they've got the wrap-around support so that they can do their job. mark: whitmer is campaigning with former president obama, she's embraced the administration something that other democratic candidates, she recently held events with pete buttigieg and vice president harris and had heads of teachers unions, aft up there, certainly a sign they are embracing the union support in the final stretch. jacqui: interesting. mark meredith, thank you so much.

♪ ♪ ♪ griff: jacqui, of all the things we are watching, none more oh con peopling than control of the senate. if you're a political junky the story doesn't get any better than this. let's look at current balance of power in the senate. now it is 50-50. vice president harris makes the tie breaker but if you look at fox news latest power rankings, we see that there are 47 safely in the democrat blue column, 49 races we are putting in the republican column with 4 toss-up states, we believe it may come down to these four states. now let's go and take a look at them. you've heard a lot about them but just to remind you, starting out west in nevada, you can see here we have katherine cortez masto against adam laxalt, that race has been tightening. now if you go to map for just a second. you can see out in arizona where you've heard so much about

senator mark kelly running against challenger blake masters, the race with lake getting a lot of the attention. masters and lake tied at the hip in terms of tear believe, big trump supporters, we will see what happens there. now if you come back closer to the east, let's go in georgia, we were just hearing from charles watson. tie between former if you believe star herschel walker and incumbent senator raphael warnock and then finally, let me take you to the race that's getting so much attention, that is a keystone state of pennsylvania. the fetterman-oz debate obviously was the big story this week. an interesting point about these races as we look at the map again of the four senate races we just pointed out. if you look at the polling averages right now all four are under two points which is within the margin of error. that means they're all too close to call, all razer thin, in the

last 19 midterm elections, jacqui, the party that controlled the white house lost average of 4 seats. we will see what happens in ten days, jacqui. jacqui: all right, we are watching and it always seems to come down to those four. for more on this, let's bring in political panel al mater and democratic strategist and former hillary clinton campaign national finance committee member and william, former assistant to cabinet for the trump administration. gentlemen, thank you very much for being with us. a lot to get to. pennsylvania, al. should fetterman release his medical records or allow reporters to interview his doctor? >> that's a tough one, jacqui. i bet he doesn't want to unless they are perfect and it's an issue that he wants to stay away from right now but if you looked at the speech earlier on your

show. he looked lucid and hear words. that doesn't mean he's not smart. jacqui: william, should dr. oz be aligning himself at this stage with former president trump and mastriano given it's a toss-up and has to win race and pennsylvania is not deep red. is that dangerous, should he be trying to project a moderate message? >> i think dr. oz is doing the right thing. putting together the moderate establishment and maga coalition that governor youngkin was able to use in virginia last year. if you look at what dr. oz is doing, he's appealing both sides. i think that's why you are seeing him surge in the polls and overtake fetterman. jacqui: i want to shift over to georgia and i want to play some sound from the underwing of the

tarmac when the president was taken off earlier this week and said some things in hot mic talking to chuck schumer. listen. jacqui: pretty unbelievable to capture that. ali, i want to ask you, what are democrats failing on in georgia, why is chuck schumer saying that? >> he's saying because it's hard to believe that people would vote for herschel walker. jacqui: why do they want to? >> i don't think that's what's happening. governor camp is outrunning stacey abrams to such a degree that walker is a beneficiary.

jacqui: william, do you think that's a fair assessment? >> i think herschel walk certify rising on its own and one of the reasons is because he's focusing on the issues that matter to georgia families, the economy, inflation, crime, energy prices and i think that's the winning combination for republicans is to focus on the kitchen-table issues like herschel walker has in georgia and he's being rewarded with the rise in the polls. jacqui: so the president is going to new mexico this week. seems an odd choice given that he could -- he's going out west, stop by nevada, stop by arizona, why isn't he doing that out? >> she's trying to sure up grisham's race. we are struggling because it's a midterm election. it's always tougher for the party in power particularly when we control the house, the senate and the presidency and a lot of governor races, that makes sense to me. jacqui: does that sacrifice nevada to arizona to gop? william, do you think that's a

signal from the top that places are going to go republican? >> time is limited for president obama to go out and try to sure up support for democrats. i think what he's try today do save the one that is he can which tells you what the democrats are thinking about nevada with adam laxalt and how well he's doing and kerry lake and blake masters on the senate side. i think democrats are triaging and so they are sending president obama to where they think they will have the greatest impact and not good sign for democrats in nevada and arizona. jacqui: i wanted to ask you each which race do you think will be biggest surprise but we are unfortunately out of time. so we will have to chat in the break. >> sounds good. jacqui: thank you both for being with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. jacqui: detailed like to what to expect in the coming week. bill hemmer live at 10:00 to break down elections in each state with control of congress hanging in the balance. stay tuned.

griff: meanwhile the texas department of safety has had thousands of border encounters of their own in addition to what the border patrol faces every day. we will take a closer look with lieutenant chris olivarez next.r ♪t ♪ ♪

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griff: you are looking at live images from fox flight team over eagle pass, texas, part of the del rio sector where in the last 24 hours 1,284 apprehensions bringing the fiscal year just 29 days in at almost 39,000 yet migrants continue to stream into the u.s. at an alarming rate. let's bring in the spokesperson for the texas department of public safety in south texas region, lieutenant chris olivarez, you and i have spent a lot of time covering the crisis and i'm just struck by the fact that as we are just 29 days into the fiscal year it doesn't seem that things are slowing down by the stretch of the nation. >> i have to tell you especially as we talk about human smuggling, continuing increase in human smuggling events in the eagle pass area and we continue

to see drivers from larger metropolitan areas, houston, dallas, even out of state making drive to the border because it continues to be publicized and recruit drivers to expand criminal enterprise in human smuggling. it's a multibillion dollar trade. criminal organizations are making more money on human smuggling than they are on drugs and we continue to see different trends of smuggling throughout the border. griff: lti, i think one of the most insightful aspects in smuggling are amazing videos that you yourself and lupe and your team put out to have daily smuggling attempts that are forwarded. this one you shot and released this week in eagle pass area, how migrants in pickup struck is

stunning. >> these immigrants are being smuggled through the type of methods, whether it'd be in a car or trailer and in this case a dump truck. there was well over 100 immigrants, one thing you don't see the video when the trooper made stop there were many immigrants that fled from the dump drug into the brush but we were able to rescue 84 of immigrants from the dump truck that were crammed inside and arrest the driver and now he's facing 84 counts of human smuggling but, again, griff, what's important and you brought up a good point is sowing what's taking place aside from humanitarian crisis but exposing criminal elements by showing videos and exploiting the immigrants and putting them in danger as well but also when you have -- when you have inexperienced especially for the commercial vehicle, a driver in this case, the driver did not have the proper license to operate a commercial vehicle, so you're driving an 80,000-pound vehicle on a roadway, it's not

only endangering the lives of but able to enhance along the border and make sure they are in compliance with federal and state regulations but also to focus on the criminal smuggling organizations. griff: the smugglers, they are just completely ruthless disregard for the safety and well-being of the migrants. you know, lt, i want to mention as nate foy pointed out in great reporting today, chief ortiz the border patrol tweeted out 7-day results apprehension and what not among them the criminal migrants, some 7 sexual offenders, one murderer, 3 migrants criminals with guns and it's been an increase of the dangers not everyone is from the central american countries seeking peaceful asylum. it's a point that is constantly made and i want to ask you, are you at all surprised or even

frustrated that we are hearing so much about crime this election cycle in cities like philadelphia, in new york, the shootings pushing on subway and they don't make the connection with the criminal aspect coming across our border. it's left out of the conversation. >> great point, griff. that's important. that's going to be important especially going until november because the border crisis impacts not just those border communities but the entire country. we talk about crime and not just those criminal immigrants coming across our borders which you have seen many times when you have been out there in private ranches the type of people that we encounter on a daily basis and also those reported by u.s. border patrol, but that is -- that is a very important issue to focus on the criminal element and the crime taken place along the border with some of the individuals coming across, you reported it and several weeks ago when we came on individual from a private ranch in honduras wanted for murder and one

individual that we came across. how many more have gotten by especially taking into account the number of got aways, almost a million known got aways. that should be a serious issue that americans need to focus on because it's a threat not only to the border communities but a threat to our national security as well because again, even with the 98 terrorists that h have bn apprehended as well. one terrorist that is more than enough to get across our border, when you see close to 100, that's a serious threat to our security. griff: chris olivarez, thank you for your time. jacqui. >> appreciate it, griff. jacqui: russian officials accusing united kingdom of helping ukraine plan a drone attack on moscow's black sea fleet. ministry of defense says russia is peddling false claims of an epic scale. also today russian government suspending participation in the un brokered deal with ukraine. senior correspondent greg palkot

live on the ground in kyiv. hi, greg. greg: hi, jacqui, challenges in a couple of fronts with big implications for the conflict in the region. russia says at least one ship of its important black sea fleet at the port on russian occupied crimea peninsula has been damaged by marren drones from ukraine. that is small robot boats with explosive on board and aerial drones were shut down and ukraine says four were damaged. we've been seeing on social media appears to back this up. because of this, russia is suspending involvement in a un brokered deal allowing much needed ukraine grain to be shipped out of the war zone. ukraine tonight is blasting the move and, uk, denied russia claim british involvement in the attack. this as the ukraine home front

gets battered as well. take a look. russia's new strategy of hitting ukraine civilian infrastructure is heating up as a cold winters looms, 4 million people now affected by rolling blackouts. 50% of power in kyiv alone affected. moscow using missiles, drones and air strikes to do the damage, still ukrainian air defenses are knocking many of that down keeping local morale up. this is one of thousands of russian missiles fired in ukraine in the last couple of months. this one was down and own proud display in the center of i've. how are the people of this embattled city feeling today? >> i believe we will lead our nation to victory. >> of course. >> of course. >> no doubt. greg: again, jacqui, the irony

of breaking news here tonight in ukraine that one of the sources of all those blackouts that is missiles coming from russia to ukraine could have been targeted by ukraine. we will follow the developing story, back to you. jacqui: greg palkot, thanks so much. griff. griff: more midterm coverage coming up. stick us with. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ cap ♪

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lucas: that's year white house officials called inflation temporary, they called it transitory and the president said it wouldn't last long term but this year 7 and a half percent this month this year. numbers not seen in over 40 years, ted cruz commented on that in appearance with sean hannity. >> people are energized and fed up with the radical and extreme left wing that's bringing record inflation out of control, open border and chaos and sean we are going to see a tsunami in november. lucas: another point of disagreement with ted cruz in addition to condemning the attack on nancy pelosi's husband the, the president had harsh words for the oil industry. >> look, those access profits are going back to shareholders and executives instead of going to lower prices at the pump and giver relief to the american people who deserve and need it.

[applause] >> i'm going to keep harperring on it. they ain't seen nothing yet. >> she heads to new york tomorrow. her will remain in delaware. >> not a joke, let's be clear, this election is not a referendum. it's a choice, a choice between two vastly different visions of america. lucas: recall biden former secretary jen psaki they are referendum on democrats. griff: lucas thompson live at the white house. jacqui: after months back and forth the richest man in the world is now in control of twitter. for more on elon musk takeover

as well a look at some of the latest economic news we are joined now by capitalist pig founder and fox news -- fox business rather contributor jonathan, thank you for taking time. let's start with elon, elon owns twitter, what happens now? do you see him bringing some of the band voice that is we all know back to this platform including the former president? >> well, look, twitter is going to change and frankly, jacqui, it needs the change. twitter is not a monopoly like any other company and needs to innovate. it has truth social, parler, facebook and rumble and elon is not unlike ray crock in this opportunity. mcdonalds had been evented years prior and took ray to buy it, change it and innovate and make it what it is today. that's exactly the elon musk has here. he's going innovate and change and he has to and this idea of

essentially -- i wouldn't say the censorship issue, i see the accessibility issue that's certainly probably job number 1 in terms of new policies at twitter. jacqui: trump said he has no intention to get back in twitter even if allowed back. elon did say he doesn't want to cobecome a hell escape, i think was his words. turning to the economy because we have a lot to break down there. gdp report, first glance that things might be turning around following two consecutive quarters of negative growth but a closer look at all this shows that it was mostly driven by fluctuations and international trade and also increased government spending, doesn't really reflect the underlying health of the economy and economists think those things will drop off in quarter four. >> look, the gdp, third-quarter

gdp number was good. we can't deny that but as the old saying does, one sparrow does not make a spring. the inflation, that's not gone away. if anything what we have seen is lack of demand and for pretty obvious reasons, the american investor and consumer has had a hell of a time in the last couple of months, jacqui, especially worst financial markets in history. you have to go back to really 2008 to see as much money has been lost in financial markets this year, not just stocks but bonds as well because of inflation bond investors had the worst year since at least 1929. so this isn't so much, jacqui, a wall street story, this is a main street story, americans now have basically negative savings rate, once again dipping into credit card debts and they are denying themselves of some of the everyday pleasures as the cost of inflation ticks up. yes, the gdp number was good but we haven't seen a change and the real issue influxing the economy

and that's inflation and public enemy number one. jacqui: stripping out vital food and energy, you can see all these images here of what is the biggest categories that continue to be hiked up. looks like the fed is going to do another rate hike, 75 basis points next week. you have a couple of democrats that they shouldn't do that, job losses would be bad, in ten seconds, should they move forward? >> well, the job losses were -- the job losses aren't result of the fed but inflation of government spending and that's my real worry jacqui, moving forward, the market had fluctuations in the 1970's and bull markets in 1972 and 75 and until jimmy carter reigned in the spending and deregulate and moved the economy forward in terms of policy you never saw the inflation tick down, so the democrats might want to make it a political issue, it's an

economic issue, stop the spending and you stop the inflation. jacqui: all right, we ran out of time. appreciate your perspective and hot takes and fast takes. thank you jonathan hoenig. griff we will get an update next.at ♪ t ♪ ♪

jacqui: protests persist in iran sparked by death of 22-year-old woman arrested were not wearing hijab correctly. kitty logan joining us live. hi, kitty. kitty: hi, the most serious and long-running protests in recent times in iran but the longer they go on the more deadly they become and we saw recently in social media clip appearing to show iranian security forces firing at demonstrators on friday, activists saying at least two people killed there.

the protests haven't lit up. she died in custody of being arrested for not wearing a head scarf and protests are about so much more and antiregime movement which is still gaining momentum but iranian authorities are becoming more forceful as the demonstrations continue and now the head of iran's revolutionary guard has warned protestors that saturday will be their final day on the streets implying an even tougher crack-down could be about to come and, of course, the number who have died so far is rising still according to human rights groups at least 270 people have been killed in the protests and there are fears many more could lose their lives if authorities decide to end by force by the international report antiprotest continues and regular mass demonstrations, the iranian government, though, is blaming germany and other foreign countries for what it calls

interfering. for now, the protests -- protestors in iran are still emboldened by the question is how much longer that might continue if there really is a more forceful crack-down. back to you. jacqui: kitty logan for news london, thank you, kitty. griff: this is a fox news alert, at least 59 people were killed and dozened more injured in seoul, south korea and officials fear death toll can work as more than emergency workers assess the scene. stampede occurred in halloween event estimated around a hundred thousand people attended. meanwhile one of america's most iconic marathons will be the setting tomorrow for major fundraising event for the foundation. more on that next.

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griff: foundations spartans will gather with runners to take on the marine corps in dc, running to honor heros and support families left behind. ryan manion, gold star sister

and president of travis manion foundation. she has me running the marathon. i'm not sure i'm going to make it. if you will, fill in the viewers why the travis minion foundation that started at the marine marathon that you now lead? >> sure, the travis manion foundation is one of the veteran services. so my brother ran marathon in 2007 with bib and travis as well. we crossed the line, a bunch of family and friends, today we have close to 300 individuals signed up as charity partners of ours running to raise money to support our programs and incredible stories of people coming from all across the country and running for their loved ones, running for different reasons and it's just an incredible way to honor the fallen and challenge yourself.

griff: big part of this is your legacy of travis that you carry on that if not me then who will beingy explain. >> those were the 5 words if not me than who, travis spoke before he left to final deployment to iraq and the final -- the five words that push us through everything that we do, the motto of our organization and if -- i mean, if not me than who, right. what better words can you capture when you're getting out there to run 26.2 miles tomorrow. griff: ryan, part of what foundation now wants to do that you are leading is to empower the next generation, explain. >> it's so important for us to make sure that our veterans are coming back home and using the skills that they've learned in the military, learning about service and leadership and passing that onto our next generation and that's what we do at tmf. we have thousands of veterans who are trained to deliver character education to our nation's youth. griff: you have a vietnam veteran 70 year's old running

first marathon tomorrow. >> tomorrow veteran 75 year's old, he's 76 year's old, this is his 11th marathon with the foundation. incredible -- you will be running your marathon with little to no training. griff: running is not the action what i am trying to do to survive for a very good cause, ryan manion of the travis manion foundation. i don't know if i'm going to make it. jacqui: you are going to make it, the cycling time you have put in, i have full faith. griff: that's all this hour, fox news live continues with eric and arthel. i'm griff jenkins. jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich, thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪

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coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare advantage plans. with a humana medicare advantage plan, hospitals stays, doctor office visits and your original medicare deductibles are covered. and, of course, most humana medicare advantage plans include prescription drug coverage. with no copays or deductibles on tier 1 prescriptions, and zero dollars for routine vaccines, including shingles, at in-network retail pharmacies. in fact, in 2021, humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved an estimated $9,600 on average on their prescription costs. most humana medicare advantage plans have coverage for vision and hearing. and dental coverage that includes two free cleanings a year, plus dentures, crowns, fillings and more! most humana medicare advantage plans include a silver sneakers fitness program at no extra cost. you get all of this for as low as a zero-dollar monthly plan premium in many areas; and your doctor and hospital may already be a part

of humana's large network. there is no obligation, so call the number on your screen right now to see if your doctor is in our network; to find out if you could save on your prescriptions, and to get our free decision guide. humana, a more human way to healthcare. before welcome nearly ten more days until america votes. midterm campaigns manner the kick into high gear this weekend. with control of the house in the senate hanging in the balance. hello everyone plucking "fox news live" i am eric shawn. arthel: hello everyone i am arthel neville. both the party throwing out big guns help candidates make their case to voters as polls show some good digital races getting much closer than originally expected. were going to talk to republican candidates, trying to flip a blue house to see in