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we have fox news team coverage of some of the key races in battleground states. >> will be getting into that and just a second period two of the big stories we are filing for you but elon musk is wasting that's our time trying put a stamp on twitter. after finally closing that multibillion dollar deal buy the social media giants, we're learning more about that suspect accused of attacking speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul. inside their san francisco home yesterday and that is where we will begin. with more on this attack christina coleman live in san francisco live the pelosi home with the very latest on this investigation hey christina. >> hi erica. it is just awful. paul pelosi suffered a fractured skull in injury to his right arm. serious injuries to his hands. fortunately he is expected to make a full recovery pretty underwent a surgery yesterday. his family says it was successful. and house speaker nancy pelosi

she arrived at san francisco general hospital last night to be with her husband. she flew in from washington d.c. after the attack. place a suspect 42-year-old david depape broke into the san francisco home here in this upscale neighborhood early before 2:30 a.m. early yesterday morning a family member who is traveling with the house speaker as the suspect was trying to tie up paul pelosi and he was allegedly shouting where is nancy? where is nancy? no paul pelosi was able to call 911 after the suspect broke into his home. san francisco d.a. says by making that phone call pelosi likely saved his life when officer showed up to the house they saw pelosi get attacked this 82-year-old man get brutally attacked with a hammer, take a listen. >> mr. depape immediately pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently attacked him with a hammer. the officers immediately

entered, tackled the suspect, and disarmed him. took the hammer away from him and took the suspect, mr. depape into custody. we also know based on our investigation at this point, that this was not a random act. this was intentional. now, police have not stated a motive for this attack. foxy digital reports the suspect, depape, has ties to a radical activist he has disturbing online presence that involves blogs under his name. that includes online pokes about pedophiles, "big brother" censorship, anti-semitic contents. he had legend also mentions cue in on, and covid-19 vaccine conspiracies. he got condemnation on both sides of the aisle for this attack. give senate minority leader mitch mcconnell he tweeted horrified and disgusted by reports that paul pelosi was assaulted. he's grateful paul is on track to make a full recovery.

yesterday president biden also condemned this attack on paul pelosi. he mentioned his condition. >> when i spoke to the speakers she said he is doing okay. went to the hospital, was operated on. and he seems to be coming along well. he is in good spirits, the whole family is there. the fbi and capitol police are assisting with this investigation. depape was booked into the san francisco jail on ten charges including attempted to homicide. as of now his arraignment is scheduled -- make is expected to be scheduled to take place on tuesday, eric. eric: alright christina and our thoughts of course with the policies thank you. >> we wish mr. pelosi a full recovery. too that mentor battleground state of pennsylvania where both candidates in a key senate race hitting the campaign trail for the home stretch with just ten days until election day. republican candidate dr. oz is

in a statistical tie with his democratic opponent lieutenant governor john fetterman is campaigning this hour in philadelphia parts of the parties of biggest names are turning out to try to give fetterman's campaign a much-needed boost but let's go there live where rich edson is reporting, richard. >> good afternoon arthel. it's turning out to college students as well but were in the student center in temple university north philadelphia. john fetterman the democratic nominee scheduled to speak here in just a little while as he tries to rally support is ahead of election to even the early voting is arty starting in the state. last time he brought up the executive branch president biden, vice president kamala harris speaking at a fundraiser for him in philadelphia last night among other democratic candidates as well. despite biden's low approval rating he is all in on democrats here in philly. democrats across the country campaign on issues like abo abortion. rex my bargain with all of you my promise to every one of you

is to be the 51st vote calling to eliminate the filibuster. and get all the good things d done. codify roe v wade. [cheering] the choice belongs only with the women and their doctors. >> fetterman has been knocking republican opponent dr. oz for saying this wiki supports states deciding abortion law and it's a choice among women doctors and local political leaders. oz has called fetterman extreme on abortion for oz's campaign has ripped fetterman's debate it's cut recovers from a stroke playing the one hour session on the multi billboard outside lessons fundraiser. as for the presidential and vice president visit communication director said joe biden kamala harris refused to fight violent

crime to stop the flow of deadly drugs across our border in combat skyrocketing inflation and gas prices. there is no distracting from this dangerous agenda. and without trying to buy fetterman to the president they're going to try to tie their opponent to former president donald trump at all three previous u.s. presidents are expected here in pennsylvania over the next week he got president biden, former president obama will be in philadelphia and pittsburgh campaigning for fetterman. you got president trump in western pennsylvania campaigning oz come back to you arthel. i'm going to break that down with john bussey later in the newscast. thank you very much. stiff work early voting underway in georgia democrats hoping to capitalize on from four present barack obama and impact rally there last night. raphael warnock in his gubernatorial hopeful stacy aberrant trent abrams running it's brain can't. they're looking to gain ground on their republican opponents.

charles watson allied with the hot races there, hey charles. quick take that afternoon erica. incompetent raphael warnock is back on the campaign trail today as they make out major push to get their voters to the pole. warnock making a stop in douglasville, georgia this morning where he made the case for himself outlining his record as a christian and the progressive who is willing to cross a party lines to get things done on behalf of georgians. he had a simple message for those of not cast about just yet, take a listen. >> the message this morning is a tell your friends to vote. then tell them to vote early. vote early. we cannot wait until november 8. november 8 might be too late spirits say that november 8 might be too late, show up now. there's too much at stake. the issues are too urgent.

and the differences between me and my opponent are too wide for us. >> this of course comes up the hills of former president barack obama's return to the campaign trail here in georgia. he commanded an audience in the thousands at a rally and metro atlanta friday where he threw his support behind warnock in the georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. both are in challenging races respectively with republican incumbent governor brian kent and candidate herschel walker who mr. obama had harsh words for. >> in effect had its main qualification is that he's going to be loyal to donald trump, that means he's not really going to be thinking about you and your needs. and you deserve better. georgia deserves better. >> walker is out on the campaign trail today. just not long ago he addressed

the former president's criticism of him saying in part in the statement quote remember two years ago he told us to vote for joe biden prettied up that one wrong didn't he? he has lost twice to georgia already hasn't he? i think you probably need to sit this one out. and eric, next week georgia governor brian campbell have big names helping campaign as well. cap former president mike pence here in georgia as well as arizona governor doocy and former new jersey governor chris christie. before bringing in the heavyweights charles. eric: all right thank you. there is a historically diverse slate of candidates in this year's midterms. including was challenging democratic congresswoman jennifer a >> stand that congressional district and fox rankings is right now are going to bring in he's the gop candidate for virginia's tenth district. so thank you for joining us. let's walk through this.

starting with this, if president biden is not popular in vir virginia, why are the democrats popular with virginia voters? can you deliver what some of the congresswoman jennifer laxton is offering? think it's much for having me we talk about this red wave i don't think they bought enough flood insurance for this year. they keep a running on things from two years ago when americans are hurting right now. with the largest inflation rate in 40 years. american families are hurting at all they can offer is this inflation reduction act which my opponent said it during the it's the greatest climate change policy there. americans are hurting. schools in virginia are hurting as well. we have the lowest act scores in 30 years, reading comprehension is the lowest since 1990. and the new report card has us losing them.

parents in virginia screamed at the polls last year when they elected glenn yunker in any only loss the district. that's when joe biden was positive. >> i'm going to come back to that but i want to go here now because you are on record as saying your vietnamese culture teaches you that life begins at conception. however, if according to this poll that was released, 58% of registered virginians oppose the supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade in 67% prefer abortion to be legal in most or all cases. so how can you deliver what the majority is requesting? >> right now the majority really request have a balanced budget and the inflation. arthel: did not start that issue it is a big issue so just tell me. >> belongs to the states. the states have decided and virginians are going to go to the polls next year when they

elect the senate and really speak out and what they want for abortion. but again right now americans are hurting and we need help. >> okay moving on then the inflation immigration crime are major concerns of republicans in the commonwealth of virginia. democrats have climate change and racial inequality and abortion was a just mention top of mind. and the next ten days how can you convince virginians that you are the best representative for the tenth congressional district? quickset is a great question. my district comprises a 45% minorities 25% of whom are immigrants like myself. we came here for opportunity. we came here for education for our children. again they are pushing the climate agenda but all we want is education for our children. what opportunity for our families. we want government to get out of the ways we can thrive as businesses. arthel: understood it. i want to end with this, the stress midterm elections as i said, historically diverse but

look at diversity in the gop ticket you've got 80 women, 33 hispanic, 28 black and 13 asian candidates. democrats apply ten to 75 women, 50 hispanic, 97 black and 18 asian candidates wrapping up why didn't this kind of diversity is important? not just to the political parties but for democracy overall? >> absolutely where the crosscut of america especially in my district they're looking for someone who thanks like them, that really represents their background. when my opponent's, jennifer >> and calls me an extremist instead of an american or hurts but i fought for this country in iran, afghanistan, somalia. i have bled for this country all she can say is that i am an extremist because of my views which correlates with most of my voters. the five hung cao and cap didn't thank you for your 32 years of service in the u.s. navy. >> thank you so much arthel.

>> 32 years terrific. elon musk takeover of twitter is now official. the changes we are seeing are already underway. accounts could still become active again. what changes will we see? twitter, next right here on the news channel.

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arthel: president biden casting his vote in the midterm elections earlier today in his hometown of wimbledon, delaware breeding vice president kamala harris made a rare joint public appearance at a rally in philadelphia last night. the stakes are high as democrats tried to hold onto their razor thin majorities in congress. lucas thomason is light at the white house with more in this hey lucas. >> good afternoon arthel but less meant president biden former press secretary jen psaki says that these midterm elections are referendum on the president democrats will lose. lesson philadelphia president biden offered the following rebuke. >> let's be clear. this election is not a referendum. it is a choice. a choice between two vastly different visions of america. >> the president also called the attack on nancy pelosi's husband

despicable also lashed out at the oil companies will make in the following claimant. >> the most common price for gasoline across america no is $3.29 a gallon. back in june the most common price was over $5 a gallon. we need to keep making progress by having energy companies bring down the cost of a gallon of gas to reflect what they pay for a barrel of oil. >> earlier this week a biden in a separate speech claim the average price of gas was $3.39. last night biden says gas is now lower $3.29. but as you according to aaa today the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline is much higher. $3.76 that is about 60% higher than when biden took office. here senator ron johnson on boxing friends earlier exit cannot spend the record 40 or high inflation, record high inflation to force anyone to electric vehicles we do not have

the rare minerals even produce skyrocketing crime. an open border, a flood of deadly drugs. >> in 1991, george h.w. bush had an 89% approval rating after winning the gulf war. but a year later he lost to president clinton because in large part of the economy, arthel. arthel: will keep watching ten days can you believe it lucas tomlinson customer we will not know the full resorts, election night just to be clear. all right, eric. >> in pennsylvania by law they are not even allowed to start counting the mail in ballots until election day that is why it takes some time there. to twitter it now as you know the world's richest man officially the new owner. elon musk completers of 44 billion-dollar takeover of the social media platform, he did that thursday night. now he may lift some bands got a moderation council to decide who can stay or who can go or who can come back. some are wondering what a kick

off the ayatollah? foxbusiness kelly o'grady live on what mr. musk's new ownership or proprietorship will mean, hey kelly. >> hey eric. musk is even calling himself the new chief twitch which i kind of love. he wasted no time, the billionaire clean house just hours after he signed the paperwork he got rid of twitter's top lawyer who is made a number of controversial decisions, the group is responsible for censoring the hunter biden laptop story as well as kicking president trump off. now for context here's how she framed content moderation pulsing 2019. >> i personally come this is my job to run the policy team. i believe that everyone has a voice and should be able to use it. and i what them to be able to use it online. know where we draw a line is and people voice and use their platform to abuse and harass other people. >> critics have cited numerous cases were twitter allowed harassment of conservatives remain up. that lack of transparency is a

key motivation behind musk a quest to build this digital town square but the big question was whether he will allow the return of a previously banned figures like former president trump. celebrities are not waiting around their leaving at the mere prospect for general motors confirmed to foxbusiness' has temporarily paused advertising until it better understands the company's new direction. trump has voice he plans to remain on true social, musk is providing hints know what the future of free speech will look like suggesting there may need to be different versions of the platform that users can choose from. affirming no policy decisions will be made until that counsel of diverse viewpoints that you mentioned predict with this though saying quote anyone suspended for a minor in dubious reasons will be freed from twitter jail. there's a lot at stake here for this is a philosophical debate on what you should and should not be allowed to say. always a jokester though he just tweeted you can now say carbs are amazing on the platform. which i think is the truth, right?

>> kelly also he points one thing i will soothe the chances of bf he is the chief twit does that make all the rest of us the little twits? i don't know for. >> i like that. [laughter] we will see, kelly thank you, arthel. arthel: how long did you practice that one, eric. [laughter] governors races in new york and michigan, there are heating up like everywhere else. candidates on both sides are getting some big name help on the campaign trail printer ports on both races coming up next. as if inflation magically goes away and then suddenly returns. but inflation never really goes away. each year - by some measure - the dollar declines in value. well - here's something else that doesn't go away... gold and silver. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth.

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scenes last a few minutes south korean officials have updated that death told her they believe at least 120 people may have died in this stampede. over 100 injured per the incident happened around 10:00 p.m. local time with a large crowd pushed onto a narrow strip of this happened during a halloween event in the capitol seoul. it's a very busy area of the city where the stampede occurred. there were a lot of young people out on the streets. reports of perhaps up to 100,000 people were out and about in the area at the time. and we can see is him these video clips hundreds of emergency workers rushing to the scene to try and treat the injured, desperately sad scenes and people giving cpr. it is reported in many of those died seem to have suffered a cardiac arrest, crush injuries. there are desperate f's efforts to save lives for there are fears the death toll may rise yet further.

but already, eric, this is a huge tragedy. many, many people many young people appeared to have lost their lives on an evening they are simply out to have fun, back to you. before so heartbreaking and shocking kitty thank you. arthel: really is. back to politics now, in new york the race for governor is contentious and it's getting tighter buried democratic incumbent kathy hope all republican challenger elise selden both a plan to bring in some big names this upcoming week, crime is a top issue for empire state voters. alexis mcadams' life and our new york city newsroom with details. >> both candidates are being joined by some pretty big political names on the campaign trail in the coming days for first lady joe biden will be here new york tomorrow at an event with governor ho cold tonight florida governor desantis of the campaigning right alongside congressman lee zeldin. the push for prominent figures, is a gap continues to close in this race and crime remains the hot topic.

the republican challenger representative lee zeldin has blamed hopefuls policies for the big spike in crime, vowing to kick the manhattan d8 right out of office. >> the first day that i am in offices telling district attorney alvin bragg is going to be fired. this people out of the streets who do not have a prosecutor in manhattan who is willing to hold these criminals accountable. >> crimes just like this that have so many new yorkers on edge. other subways shoving leftist men badly hurt after it's thrown right onto the tracks for governor focal addressing those fears, launching a new plan to tackle the surge in crime but she says she will add police and cameras to subway cars and platforms in the partnership with the city trying to show voters she has what it takes to make sure new yorkers are safe. >> what i would say is i'm in talk about crime since i became governor. the record is clear and went to the subways with eric adams not just this past weekend but last january, his first week on the

job talking about a setpoint safety planning getting people with severe mental illicit treatment they need. >> today's the first day, of early voting here new york for this morning governor kathy hochul hit the polls yourself so keep a close eye on this tightening race, arthel. >> is getting tighter and tighter you've got to vote for yourself if you don't vote for yourself you can expect anybody else to vote for you. >> we know that's one-vote she will get. or will have more in a moment on the impact of crime. the crusading mother of a murder victim will speak out about progressive district attorney's that ingested a moment or the fox news channel. meanwhile president obama setting the campaign shall for the final stretch of the midterms. two stops in the midwest today. one of them in michigan rallied there for incumbent democratic governor gretchen whitmer was challenged by the public and candid tudor dixon. mark mira tells more.

own culture by the day. this week and democrats are doing all they can to boost incumbent gretchen whitmer as she faces a challenge republican tudor dixon. former president obama held a campaign rally in detroit. in 2012, his star power may help shore up support among democrats, whose they feel motivated to show up on election day. >> this election requires every single one of us to do our part. it is that important. now, i think it is fair to say that this country is gone through some tough times these past few years. doctor cooksey in and pull out this week still shows whitmer with the lead among likely voters but the gap appears to be closing. dixon is getting last-minute support from former president trump, political group tied to trump is launching a last-minute add by to help her in the final

stretch of this race. dixon tells fox she does voters in michigan are focus and summative issues but she says crime in particular has people's attention. >> the problem people are filling in areas and never felt crime before. not only crime but we also problem with overdoses or in the state of michigan. we have quite a bit of fentanyl coming across our border. we are seeing that much more often. >> dixit is also focusing had heavily in education resume issues holding a rally in dearborn there's a fierce debate underway about what kind of book should be allowed in the area's public schools. some parents have been complaining the materials are to sexually explicit for children. this is an issue that may impact voters between now and election day. in washington, mark mira and the fox news. looks alright mark, former president obama is not the only big democratic name hitting the trail with just ten days of campaigning left. current president biden is out there as well, that state controlled the house and senate and the democrats agenda but

let's bring in no fox news contributor john bussey associate editor at the wall street journal. so john, not only who but where's important? what's talk about why is president biden going to wisconsin, michigan, nevada and president -- about us when the first three and president biden campaigning in florida and new mexico. and more important can each be persuasive? yes. you are seeing a last-minute push by both sides in the political battles in key states. or republicans or democrats feel they may be able to get an advantage in the toss of campaign. there's many of them in some surprising situations where democrats might have an opportunity to turn a statehouse for the public at them i have an opportunity to turn congressional seats. pleasure said it only takes a handful of republican victories to win the house back from the

democrats. with interesting features is it is a polarize his politics are in the u.s. now that nonetheless has created a very strong reaction from voters to participate. you had a big turnout from midterms for eligible voters about half turned out that was the best the expectation is that could possibly be even higher this time around. you have already seen in pennsylvania where there is a very close races. almost 700,000 voters vote in early voting as of wednesday. that is four times what it was in 2018. >> if i could jump in there, three crucial your sing of her the numbers from the next

weekend biden and obama what's the significance and the former vp back together again and can that do will make a difference in today's political environment? >> i think sing some candidates embrace the biden administration and see it as a big positive for their campaigns. you see other campaigns in race other republican kenneth like desantis coming up in campaigning for selden in new york. whether or not that swings voters at this stage, arthel, it is a very tiny number of voters who have not already made up their minds. usually voters know what they're going to do a couple of months before election day. but some of these campaigns are

one, 2% apart. so that last sliver of voter is going to matter and a lot of these campaigns. and as i mentioned you are probably going to have decisions going very late election night here and possibly into days that follow election day. >> that is right we cannot emphasize that enough. there's no funny business if we do not have all of the results come the end of the day. >> that's right this is a normal election process exactly. so if it all right thank you for an midterm coverage is not in there. of course a bill hammer will host our latest installment of the big midterms show on sunday nights. that is tomorrow. bill hammer check about 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here in fox news channel. before the economy and crime may be top issues as well reporting. driving the midterms. with the mentoring crisis on the southern border, that's also in some voters minds. take a look live at eagle pass, texas. border patrol officers say they

are encountering a growing number of migrants as well as fentanyl. nathan foy live with the very latest, hayden h. >> hey eric, things continue to be busy for another large group of over tuner migrants cross the border illegally in normandy, texas about 70 miles from where we are right now. these and migrants turn themselves into border patrol. but some don't. that's why texas dps in the overnight hours are patrolling the local ranchers for the migrants were trying to bypass this border patrol checkpoints. then you have big human smuggling problem as well but take a look at this video we went on a ride along this morning with the deputies it started at 6:30 eight and tied the times because i want to show you how frequently this is happening. this a traffic stop turn into a lot more. six illegal migrants inside, when he bailed out and got away for the driver a u.s. citizen is now charged with six counts of human smuggling. just 35 minutes after that in the same town, look at this next

video per deputies found another human smuggler again with six migrants for this type in a pickup truck. the driver was wanted on a parole violation. so he will also be charged with six counts of human smuggling. i mentioned at the beginning a lot of migrants cross and turn themselves into border patrol but take a look at this and other large groups of 200 migrants arriving in normandy today. many of them single adult men. some women and children as well. a lot of cubans and colombians progressing large groups across every single day. now often come back out live here want to be in congressman tony gonzalez of texas 23rd district pretty joins me right now. congressman, 108 pounds of fentanyl seized here in the past week at the border, what is your reaction to that? >> it's not so happy halloween on the border. we've got nightmare on eagle pass street. we have seen his record number fentanyl come over. but i look at is what are we catching? it's well-known the cartels are using drones to drop fentanyl back and forth on this.

we need to arm our border patrol and local law enforcement like our shirts with the tools they need to combat this threat to us. >> you said you'd notice a difference in safety these local border communities even in the past two weeks. for cartels getting more efficient as a part of that explain. >> as justin kinney county last week. no striving down this road link deputies told me they had to three high-speed chases on that route to write what is happening as these cartels are now flying people straight to the end. straight to the designation of where they are trying to go for there is no end in sight. were still biting on this? what about investing in infrastructure along the border? i was just at a small business the silver spoon here's a beautiful small business. these small businesses are dying because joe biden has a band and those along the border protects a right congressman thank you very much for your time we really appreciate it. eric will send it back to you for. >> it's amazing they are using drones as a congressman said wow

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you. been a long road for you thank you for having me eric. there have been many failures. i think the one that stands out the most is the way victims are ostracized and the victims are victimized and the criminals they are i'm sorry, the victim is ostracized that's the biggest injustice. victims and victims hermits don't have enough of a voice there a sense of that? we have no voice in the prosecution was in defense of

the victim representing the victim. anytime they are actually vilifying victim and siding with the killer. they need to be defense attorneys and the prosecutors. >> there is a victim impact statement. that usually comes during the sentencing. in terms of the criminal justice system or sing it all over the country with these progressive djs. >> i think especially for murder there should be no plea deals for murder. there should be no reduction of charges. those murder cases been brought to trial and let a jury decide the innocence or guilt. that would bring justice and closure to the families. reference 20 years to life. but would you rather have? i would like see all four of these defendants brought to

trial. and presenting evidence to a jury could present the video to make the determination of innocence or guilt the prosecutor decide their innocence or guilt. >> the prosecutors we have the case the progressive d.a. in philadelphia and patient starting for him. lee governor running for lee's alden there's no such impeachment or recall in new york like they have had with bodine in san francisco per there's also efforts to try and get george gascon out of office. this restorative justice is being handled in the way progressive policies you believe are hurting people i believe

prosecutors are supposed to prosecute our tax dollars to pay them to prosecute crime. this you have young people who are getting caught with guns. in a whole new career criminals with mass incarceration. we'll have more than that in our 4:00 p.m. madeleine thank you will be following up on your case for justice. justice. >> thank you so much. kennedy: will be back with more news in a moment. just in time to say, “oh, you bet i'll be there!” a whole lot more. it's the greatest sandwich roster ever assembled. next is the new great garlic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor.

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beside the world series getting underway on fox last night with an extra inning thriller. the houston astros taking a big lead early only to have the philadelphia phillies come back and win it on a tenth inning homer. the crowd goes wild. it's quite a stage center for tonight's game, connell mcshane of foxbusiness has more. >> well, it's pretty quiet in here now. but this place was a madhouse last night when the asters jumped out to a five nothing lead in game one. but then the phillies come storming back to tie it's in the

fifth inning for the game still tied in the bottom of the ninth inning. billy right fielder nick with the slide and catch. that literally saves the game for the astros would have won it right then and there. instead it's the phillies who win it. jt goes to the opposite field in the tenth inning. it's just over the wall and for a homework. dramatics is hundred six -- five win because i thought i got enough of it to flash backs of the play from the last series with us on running back to the wise and please don't catch it just don't catch it. it was going to be close. i thought originally had enough when a somber running back i wasn't so sure progressive did get out through the philly fans went crazy back in philadelphia. now comic game to pretty stop by the fox sports booth, before the game last night john smalls told us what it would take for philadelphia to pull off the upset against mighty houston. >> for the phillies they can

match on the power in both areas with the houston astros if it is a short series but if it is a longer series that depth comes up in houston. houston has a little more pieces that's why there are winning 166 games but it comes down to the execution early bird. >> that's pretty good early execution for the phillies. came till be tonight. joe davis once again all the expert said the phillies needed to win at least one game here in houston. they did, now we'll try to make it to back to you. >> we will see, connell mcshane thank you very much. and again come the world series game to comment tonight on fox8 eastern check it out to pre- >> it is amazing the games can often come down to one unbelievable athletic play like that catch. >> i got brotherly love for philly but i'm going for houston.af [laughter] customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural.

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