attack. san francisco d.a. held a press conference clearing up confusion. arriving officers determined there were only two people at the house during the attack, not three. she says there is nothing to suggest that mr. pelosi and depape knew each other prior to the incident. >> to be brutally attacked in your own home is one of the worst crimes that you can suffer and so i think there needs to be a respect for what that family has endured, what mr. pelosi has endured and is recovering from. >> depape is expected to be formally presented with his charges today. he faces numerous charges including attempted homicide and his arraignment is expected to be scheduled for tomorrow. >> bill: a lot of questions. thank you. >> dana: high stakes confrontation in battleground georgia. kemp and abrams faced off in their final debate on crime and other issues.

welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: happy halloween. >> dana: happy halloween. >> bill: tomorrow is all saints day. i was in my office and i never wore it before. >> dana: we didn't coordinate well today. >> bill: maybe i should have gone black. i'm bill hemmer good morning. kemp and abrams trying to persuade undecideds, making last night's debate a critical opportunity for abrams, one last chance to change the perception that momentum is not on her side. kemp holds a sizeable lead in the polling ahead by about eight points. here is what they had to say last night. >> people's salaries are not going up but not fast enough to keep up with joe biden's inflation. >> he refuses to defend us but defended herschel walker. he doesn't mind being involved

in the medical choices of women in georgia. >> dana: trying to tie him to herschel walker in the senate race. aishah hosni ahead with a deep dive into the georgia senate race. jeff mason from reuters joining us and jonathan serrie on the campaign trail in peach tree city, georgia. that sounds delightful, jonathan. >> it's totally delightful here in peach tree city and a lovely park where people are gathered for the arrival of mr. kemp. he tried to differentiate himself from stacey abrams in last night's debate on a series of issues including his strong support that he is getting from georgia law enforcement. take a listen. >> men and women in law enforcement know who is going to be with them and we have the endorsement of 107 sheriffs around the stachlt >> dana: i'm not a member of the good old boys club but i dainty e -- want to be able to take

black people off the streets and go without accountability. >> abrams added she does not believe every sheriff feels that way but she would defend law enforcement while holding them accountable to protect the rights of the people they serve. she hopes the rally with former president obama on friday will help her make up lost ground in polls. kemp was asked whether he would seek further restrictions. >> i'm not going to say yes or no to any specific legislation. i don't desire to move the needle further. >> he did not say he wouldn't. >> abrams went on to claim that the new abortion law would subject women who had miscarriages to unnecessary questioning. kemp revealed in the debate his wife, the first lady earlier in their marriage had a

miscarriage. it was an emotional experience for both of them. he insists the new law would not lead to the prosecution of any women but could potentially lead to prosecution of doctors performing illegal abortions. dana. >> dana: thank you for the update. >> bill: also in georgia just about a week ago the senate race between democrat incumbent warnock and walker is still in a virtual high. walker hitting back at former president obama who called him a celebrity who wants to be a politician. aishah hosni is live in cartersville, georgia with more. good morning. >> good morning to you, bill. some tough words exchanged over the weekend. you can really feel that tension here on the campaign trail here in the peach state. really it will come down to every single voter that goes in to polling locations like the one behind me in early votes and those that show up on election day. every single vote is going to

make a difference in this state. take a look at the newest "new york times" poll out just this morning. you can see senator warnock has a slight three-point edge over republican underdog herschel walker sitting at 46% right now. senator warnock got a big boost this weekend with a splashy visit from former president barack obama who really went after walker's character. at one point called him a celebrity that wants to be a politician. walker wasting no time hitting back and hitting hard. >> president obama was here last night. we all saw him saying i was a celebrity. he got that wrong, didn't he? i'm not a celebrity. remember two years ago he told us to vote for joe biden, didn't he? he got that wrong, did he not? he got that wrong.

so i think he -- [inaudible] >> putting salt on an old wound. democrats are astonished even after a second woman -- chuck schumer was caught on a hot mic telling president biden wow, the state where we're going downhill is georgia. look, bill, this is an issue state. people really worried about inflation, economy. so really when it comes down to conservatives and independent voters might be less about the candidate but making sure the gop gets the senate majority and fixes the economy. bill. >> bill: thanks, nice to see you northwest of atlanta today in cartersville. >> dana: more now on the georgia races and abrams tying the governor to walker and kemp linking her to the economic

crisis and defund police. let's show you the average there. 53.4, 48.6. this has been pretty consistent now for a couple of months actually. if he wins at this rate he wouldn't have a runoff. that means that all eyes will be on the senate race and all eyes on georgia? >> absolutely. georgia was such a critical state in the last presidential election. giving biden really the opportunity to get his agenda through over the last two years because democrats won both of those seats. it doesn't look good for abrams based on the polls. she is saying what some other democrats are saying. you shouldn't trust the polls. that's a pretty big gap between the two candidates. >> bill: in pennsylvania it's a good race right now. let's put this poll up here. fetterman at 49, oz at 42. so this is "new york times" came out late last night and earlier today. then they asked this question, is fetterman healthy enough to perform duties of the job?

48 yes, 35 no, 16 don't know. >> the way i understood that poll 2/3 of that poll were asked before the debate. 1/3 were asked afterwards. that's a pretty critical time. everyone who watched that debate saw the fact his stroke is still really impacting his ability to communicate. so that may have had some impact on voters. chuck schumer and his hot mic moment the other day on the tarmac said it did not look like the polling had been hurt by that. who knows? >> dana: you covered obama/biden and now you are covering biden/harris. but now you have obama on the trail. biden not on the trail as much. maybe to be expected because of the way his approval numbers are. what do you hear inside the white house about their feeling about the predicament they're in? >> approval ratings really matter and one reason he hasn't been out as much with soft candidates where he isn't as

popular. what i'm hearing is what i said, they're trying to dismiss the polls a little bit. they have hope. i think in particular about the -- senate. i don't think they have a lot of hope about the house despite what speaker pelosi has said and despite what president biden has said. but they want to work all the way into the homestretch, which is their job. >> bill: take us behind the curtain. if you lose both chambers, it will be considered a blow-out. if you just lose the house, maybe not so bad. what is the talk if it is a blow-out for the president to make changes in policy, staff or both and what is the degree on pressure on him to say whether he is in or out for 2024 >> you are spot on. after president obama had the shell acting there was pressure to change the staff and chief of staff. it will probably happen with

biden. as we were talking briefly he is surrounded by a group of advisors with him his whole life and he doesn't always respond to that kind of pressure. i think your second question is more interesting. if there is a real route in terms of republican kicking out democrats will it impact his decision whether or not to run? i'm told it won't have a big impact on him but also heard from advisors they will sit down and talk about it after the election. so i think it's hard to imagine that it won't have at least -- be at least part of the conversation. >> dana: can you imagine having to go and talk to the president about that? >> indeed. everyone, that is a very personal decision. age is playing a role. he is just about to turn 80, it's a family decision but an important decision for democrats. >> bill: you could easily make the argument that bill clinton changed significantly and that barack obama changed as well. >> he did. that's a political reality and

one that president biden will have to face as well especially if he wants to stay in office. >> bill: thank you, nice to see you in person. come back any time. >> we coordinated a little bit. >> bill: had to give you a hard time about that. >> dana: come on, everybody, step up on your halloween outfits. i expect gjesse waters and othes to be better. >> bill: six hours to get ready. >> dana: i'm sure they're in their closets figuring out what to wear. >> bill: we now know two americans are among those killed in the strategic stampede in south korea. how that disaster unfolded and how the south korean government is responding to that. >> dana: the u.s. diesel shortage going from bad to worse. what it means for the holidays. >> bill: celebrities quitting twitter some in response to elon musk taking over the reins. whether it will even matter in

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>> bill: tough story out of south korea. 150 people are dead after a stampede in south korea on

saturday night. it happened during a halloween celebration in the capital city of soule. awful story. crowd pushing into an alley near a popular party spot. 133 others were injured. south korea's president declares a period of national mourning that might last a week. two american college students among those dead. international business major and a nursing student from the university of kentucky studying abroad and were only 20 years young. really tragic there. >> dana: a shortage of diesel fuel on the east coast. that could become a crisis. diesel prices for november deliveries are up 33% and expected to go higher. fox business correspondent madison all worth is live and has the story for us. >> good morning, dana. we're seeing a diesel shortage across the u.s. and in

particular here on the east coast. we're currently at a 26-day supply of diesel. we typically have a 35 to 40-day supply. because of this mansfield, one of the largest distribute ores of diesel are going into code red. emergency protocol. they are requiring a 72-hour notice for the southeast where the code red is so they can insure there is actually diesel for those delivery requests that come in. the company tells us it did not have to come to this. >> when you beat up the industry they'll close facilities that aren't profitable and we're reaping some of that right now. >> over the last two years these are all refineries closed down. now with the ukraine war, the east coast needs to export diesel at a time when domestic demands cannot be met. it's driving the prices way up. diesel today is $5.30. mansfield warns the high prices

will mean more fuel sur charges and added stress to the supply chain. unfortunately not only is that all felt by the consumer. another way the consumer will feel it is with flights. we're months away from lots of holidays. all of those airlines will have the higher diesel price that will probably be reflected in plane tickets as well. all of this really making it difficult going into the winter colder months. diesel levels right now haven't been this low since 2008. sending it back to you. >> dana: tough for the contractors and small business owners who decided to make their living this way. it's really hard. >> it's a very woke workforce who have basically been, you know, shadow banning conservative commentators from twitter for a long time. what you will see is a lot of whining, a lot of flowing rattles around and then it will all calm down and we'll probably

find elon musk restores twitter to what it should have been. a fair, open platform. >> bill: piers morgan won't follow through on threats to leave twitter. backlash coming in response to elon musk's take over. he is mocking his own new company for sending him an email about management. want to bring in clay travis. he said apparently this is an ought generated email. start managing twitter 101 covers what it means to have a good -- he said just received this email from twitter. it's a real email that was auto generated. i will give you my view in a moment. what do you think of it, clay? >> i think it is a -- i think it will be a lot like how many celebrities and famous people said they would move to canada when donald trump got elected in

2016. i didn't see a lot of canadian citizenship start. the reality is everybody who is complaining right now about elon musk taking offer twitter tends to be on the left wing in this country. twitter has been rigged for decades now basically for the left wing in this country and certainly got far worse than donald trump was president. so where do these people who have millions of followers, many of them, without an actual audience that really likes them, because the twitter algorithm favored them think they will go and have a broader audience? i don't buy it. i understand some people get fed up with social media and demands it puts on time but i am incredibly optimistic that elon musk. think what he has done. he sends rockets to space better than the united states government did and does despite them having a 50 plus year head start. and he has completely remade the process by which we power

vehicles in this country despite the traditional combustion engine having a 100 year advantage. you are tell me he can't figure out how to make a social media platform better and more efficient and fairer than it is now? i would put every dollar that i have to spare, which may not be very much coming up on the holidays, on the table and say elon musk will pull this off. >> bill: he figured how to land the rockets on floating marriages -- barge in the ocean. >> bill: he said there seems to be ten people managing every single person who is coding. that's something that elon musk understands, right? when you write code that's the engine that drives your product through software. >> yeah. certainly he knows how to get inside of the twitter algorithm and figure out how it's working and why i hope he follows

through and publishes the algorithms. i think everybody watching now that it's designed, while it might be partly certainly designed inside the larger computer infrastructure and internet infrastructure, a person looks at the results and decides what results they want to favor in an algorithm. if it was public it would be massively important and i think it's one of the big deals not only about elon musk finally buying twitter but being able to see how the algorithms are rigged across the entire internet and hopefully have one we can review and i believe vast majority. if we came in tomorrow to the federal government and said half of all people are fired, i don't think the overall efficiency of the federal government would change very much. i certainly think if you took half of -- 7500 twitter employees. if you did away with half of

them and paid the people left more and kicked the rest to the curb i don't think the average users will experience twitter as being any less efficient. it might become more efficient. >> bill: i'm sure you gained followers, the first clue that twitter was turning the dials. clay travis, thanks for being here today. >> great to see you all as well. >> hands up, hands on your head. face forward. >> dana: dramatic arrest of migrants following a high speed chase in texas. new york democrats are getting nervous as republican lee zeldin gains momentum in his race for governor against kathy hochul. a look at the latest polls and what is giving him a boost. congressman zeldin joins us next. ♪

>> one thing that's very important with some of these immigrants coming across on the ranchs is some of them have criminal backgrounds. we have apprehended some people. you never know who you encounter and it's important our troopers are out here. >> dana: texas troopers arresting illegal immigrants for trespassing in a popular crossing area as local ranchers agreed to start pressing criminal charges. dramatic video as fox news rides along with troopers tracking migrants in the dark of night. nate foye is live in eagle pass, texas. quite a weekend you had, nate. >> a very busy weekend, dana. this morning things are continuing to be busy. we had another small group of migrants cross the border illegally onto this private ranch in normandy, texas. the ranch owners have a mess to deal with. how it works.

about 100 yards to my right is the rio grande. migrants cross illegally, make their way through this. they crawl underneath this fence and change out of their wet clothes into dry ones before they are processed by border patrol leaving this mess behind. first before we get to the staggering video of 400 migrants arriving here on sunday. i want to show you the most recent group that crossed illegally this morning in eagle pass. take a look at this between 150 and 180 migrants arrived just before sun rise this morning. a lot of cubans and columbians that we've been seeing but venezuelans this morning. under the new dhs policy they will be deported to mexico. back to the drone video from sunday morning. take a look at this. nearly 400 migrants in a single file line crossing the rio grande coming onto this private ranch where i am now. you can see them in a single file coming up to the fence.

a lot of cubans and columbians. men, women, children. 59 single adult men had a tough go of it yesterday. here is why. look at this picture. 59 migrants arrested for criminal trespassing. the ranch owner cleared the way to arrest and charge migrants who come onto their property. this ranch has been a hot spot. they aren't trying to hide and many are. look at this. we had a ride along over the weekend with dps chasing runners and the migrants on ranchs trying to evade border patrol checkpoints. arrested 4, 3 from honduras, one from mexico. the mexican gentleman told us once he goes through the legal process and gets deported back to mexico he plans to cross illegally again. it poses a problem for troopers. listen. >> they'll try to make the

attempt again and try to enter again and we'll have to be here and troopers have to be out here again looking for the individuals. it is an ongoing cycles based off the policies that are in place and no consequences on the federal side for these immigrants coming across. >> also over the weekend here in the del rio sector border patrol agents arrested two sex offenders who were con factoid of sexually assaulting children in the dallas area. both of them mexican nationals. send it back to you. >> dana: thank you for bringing us the update. >> and the crime problem has been totally self-inflicted. if lee zeldin gets into office new york will become a law and order state. and he will be a law and order governor. >> bill: a big rally over the weekend in long island for ron desantis campaigning for lee

zeldin. zeldin is closing the polling gap on kathy hochul. latest real clear average shows her lead is down to seven points. it was double digits not long ago. congressman lee zeldin is our guest. 14 events on sunday. very impressive. it might be 24 today but here is the question. population for new york state's 20 million. new york city metro area is 10 million. new york city is 7-1 democrats. you can't win the state unless you win a good chunk of the city. how do you do that? >> we're definitely going to do it. we can't get less than 30% of the vote in new york city. when the results are coming in if you see us under 30% in new york city we won't win this race. at the same time if we get 35% or more inside of new york city, then it starts to become difficult to lose this race.

we're doing great on long island and the rest of the state. the registration inside the city we have to hit that number. we have been polling in the 30s, the last poll has us 37%. if you get 37% of the vote in new york city we aren't going to lose. yesterday we were in brooklyn and posted some of the video and pictures from our stops there. we had 1,000 people show up in a park yesterday. that area is predominantly democrat and we have a rally on the street and 1,000 people show up. the clip of our rally from saturday night you played. it was put together in one day. over 7,000 rsvp. we have a rally with virginia governor glenn youngkin. we have the energy and momentum and issues on our side. we feel very good as long as we work hard that we'll shock the political world not just here in new york but around the country. we'll win this race. we have eight days left to do everything every where taking nothing for granted.

i'm on all in. >> dana: governor desantis looked like he was having fun hoping there would be another republican governor for him to work with. crime is the main issue in new york. call for number one, the most urgent issue to new yorkers including people in the city, of course, crime at 28%. you have been getting support from communities like the bronx community and they told you the main reason is crime. >> absolutely. we hear from the hispanic community, right before i went to that event in the bronx with the bangladesh community i was at a muslim center and they were talking to me about crime. when i spend time with the asian american community in chinatown, manhattan or brooklyn. i hear from the jewish community. violent raw hate targeting something for being jewish, or

asia. people are concerned about emotionally disturbed people on the street. we have district attorneys like alvin bragg refusing to enforce the law and pro-criminals laws passed that need to be rolled back. for new yorkers, regardless of whether you're republican, democrat, independent if you want to take back control of your streets, this is your opportunity eight days from now. people don't want to let this opportunity pass them by. >> dana: tell me how significant and how do you weight it that you got the endorsement of the shiva world news. an important voting block. >> we feel great from bb the support from the jewish community and brooklyn, rockland, orange county, a lot of these people who are

endorsing us leaders are democrats. current and former democrat elected officials bill holden endorses us as a democrat. former state assembly men and democrat leaders in other communities. support is coming in from all walks of life. it is uniting to save our state. people believe and understand and know this is a campaign to save new york city. a campaign to save new york state, to restore balance up to albany and why we're getting support from people who maybe had been a life long democrat and voted democrat but saying lee this year i'm voting for you. >> bill: you know what you are up against. hasn't been a republican governor in new york in 20 years. thank you for your time and we'll follow every stop today and see how it goes. thank you. >> dana: tom brady and gisele made it official friday

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>> today is not a day to celebrate. but the arrest of richard allen of delphi on two counts of murder is a major step is leading to the conclusion of this long term and complex investigation. >> bill: major update in the murders of to teenage girls in delphi, indiana five years ago in 2017. police confirmed the arrest of the suspected killer. we a live in indiana with the breaking details on this story. what have we learned? >> a huge development here in the case that so many people watched locally but across the country now learning that after a nationwide manhunt for more than five years, they made an arrest in this case charging a guy who lived pretty much up the street from this crime scene with two counts of murder. take a look on your screen, the photo of the suspect in the

delphi murders, something people have been waiting for years to see. investigators arrested richard allen in connection to the murders of the two girls. he lived nearby the crime scene and charged with two counts for both of these girls's deaths. the superintendent talking emotionally. >> peace came over me. i didn't expect that to happen. i hope all of you with all the different responsibilities you have from around the planet today, have felt some of that as well. but remember we're not done. together there is nothing we cannot do. >> abby williams and libby german murdered back in february of 2017. their bodies found the next day near a trail in delphi, indiana, a small tight-knit community. before being killed they left behind major clues key in the

case snapping this picture of the guy police identified as the killer. you can see him walking toward the teens as they took the selfie on the high bridge. libby recorded the suspected killer's voice on her cell phone. i covered this case extensively and worked in indianapolis since day one and took a tour of where the bodies were found. a large and complicated crime scene. the killer may have staged the bodies and even taken an item from the scene that brings us to this. police and also people who live nearby say they were at the home just the other day digging in the suspect's backyard. what they found that's in court documents that are sealed. as for the families, they are relieved they now have some closure in the case. as you heard the superintendent say, not a day to celebrate but a day to remember abby and libby and move forward. the suspect will be in court and is still behind bars in this case. >> dana: let's bring in nancy

grace the host of crime stories. you followed this story for a long time. it doesn't always turn out that somebody is found. the suspect who if we have the sound here, this is one of the recordings from the girls if you have that call for number one. now you have the suspect who is being charged. nancy. >> that's right. remember, there were 43 seconds of that audio. we've only heard a snippet. now, law enforcement did that for a reason. they have their reasons for keeping this still as of right now under seal. probable cause was taken to a magistrate on friday. the judge afreed for an arrest warrant. very probative a few days before that they were richard allen's home searching. suddenly they're digging in the backyard. we know that not one, but two

items were taken from the scene where the girls were killed. i'm wondering what we'll learn from the full audio, what -- i do believe the bodies were staged and that was a copious amount of blood. do i like it? no. what does it mean? very likely the killer had their blood on him. i noticed in the presser today that the sheriff thanked many divisions of the scientific labs. that tells me fingerprints, fiber, dna, possibly genetic genealogy. we'll learn a lot when that affidavit is finally unsealed. >> dana: nancy grace, thank you so much and alexis thank you for following that case so long and hopefully we have a conclusion. talk to you soon. >> bill: tough stuff there. meanwhile on the tom brady, gisele front. they have finalized their

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>> harris: eight days until what president biden calls the most important election in our lifetime. where is the leader of the democrat party? wait, that might be former president barack obama. he is making the rounds in ads, campaign trail. he is every where. can even obama stop what analysts will be a shell acting for dems. elon musk is in the driver's seat at twitter promising to insure free speech. liberals are warning everybody they should be worried. florida congressman mike waltz, pete hegseth. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: see you in five minutes. tom brady and gisele are dead and officially divorced. power couple must now divide up the massive fortune. gerri willis has the details who gets what. hello. >> hello, you have that right.

sources say lawyers for both gisele and tom have been working with a mediator to hammer ott property settlement and custody of the two kids. a lot to split up. $26 million in property and lots, lots more. the terms of the split will remain confidential and sealed. we aren't likely to get more details. but according to celebrity net worth gisele earned $5 hundred million in salary between 2000 and 2020 while brady earned just $330 million. the pair almost certainly signed a pre-newspaper agreement to protect gisele. she was the highest paid model in the world from 2002 to 2017. in recent years, brady has made up ground. the ninth highest-paid athlete in the world and flush with endorsement deals like under armor, subway and ftx and his

own production company called 199. listen. >> my suspicion is each kept their own property and really just about agreeing on how they will share time with the kids and dividing up property that they have together. >> the couple will have to figure out how to split up their shared property including their miami beach mega mansion. they designed it together. construction on that home has been halted. >> bill: they did pretty well in real estate. you look great, gerri, thank you. >> dana: russia stepping up attacks across ukraine knocking out critical water and power supplies after claiming ukraine launched a drone attack over the black sea fleet over the weekend. greg palkot has an update from kiev. >> hi. we heard the blast early this morning. the russians starting this week in an ugly way.

over 50 cruise missiles and drones targeting kiev, several other cities across the country. majority knocked down by ukraine's air defenses. 18 got through. the civilian infrastructure, electrical grid and water supply and heating systems in moscow's sites. look at what we found in one kiev neighborhood. >> a regular monday thing here in kiev. one russian missile and drone hit a nearby target. also knocked out the windows there at 8:00 a.m. disturbing. the morning routine. >> i saw it flying over my house and heard another one. i feel bad. it is very dangerous. >> kiev's mayor confirmed 80% of the city's residents are without water and power and tough words about russia. >> this is genocide of ukraine and population.

they want to freeze people. no water, no electricity, no heating before the winter. >> again russia launching these attacks following alleged ukrainian marine drone strikes on naval ships. ukraine is trying to get the important food supplies out anyway. all this happening as russian forces are lagging on the battlefield. sadly, the home front in ukraine feeling the brunt. back to you. >> dana: greg, glad you are there. >> bill: the war goes on and on and on. before we go let's roll it here. halloween here. >> dana: it is halloween. >> bill: check out these pups. >> dana: go to the instagram page we asked you to send is pictures of your pets dressed up and great entries. a little witch. what is that? mailman. that's funny. >> bill: that's a lion.

>> dana: are you dressing up tonight? >> bill: i might. slow down, guys. we got the mailman. >> dana: percy only has a bandana and i called him mr. solemn puppy. he looks unimpressed. don't forget to watch "the five" later today as well. "the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. president biden calls november 8th the most important election day in our lifetimes. president biden and his political party could be on the precipice of disaster. so who would they call in to help? former president barack obama, that's who is going to apparently have to save the democrats. you are in "the faulkner focus." democrats are scrambling to hang onto slim majorities on the hill. national polls are showing danger signs for democrats