is frankenstein peer that is great but he decided that wasn't scary enough. we changed into this mask to go trick-or-treating with hisr cousin, julia. okay, that is itus for us tonig. that is not great, but you can't do that forever.no i'm still dressingw. up. thank you for watching. ere.greg gutfeld in the gang tat from here. happy halloween. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert, several children shot on halloween night in chicago. a gunman on a crowded intersection leaving a total of 14 people hurt. the police say one of the victim is just three years old. you were watching "fox & friend first" on tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro, it started helping victims including a 13-year-old girl. he says we brought her to an ambulance but the ambulance driver said, "you don't make no,

that you can't bring her in because other people are hurt worse, brooke singman." >> i drive by shooting and a matter of three seconds, 14 people shot including a 3-year-old and 11-year-old and 15-year-old. two shooters openly open fire for people who gathered for a prayer vigil. >> all embarrassed conditions between critical and nonlife-threatening. and we also have a person struck by a vehicle at the scene as well. we don't know enough about this weather a gang conflict or personal conflict yet, but as soon as we know, we will share that with the public. speak with the senseless shooting plagued the windy city over the weekend with a total of 35 people shot just between friday and sunday. it also comes on the heels of the safety act set to go into effect in illinois just two months from today. the bill went to eliminate cash

bill completely. g.o.p. lawmakers are worried about what it will do to the city, listen. >> an absolute disaster for the town. not only the cash for the elimination of cash bail which we are dealing a lot of kim fox policy with crime rampant through the county. this will continue to happen and even more so trespassing and you won't be able to put a hand on someone but only a ticket and remove them from the property. and when we realize people can't police, i'm worried about people taking law into their own hands and it will be anarchy. >> still searching for the suspects in last night's attack, carley, todd. >> todd: in america's major city kellyanne conway save the democrats can escape the defund the police passed. >> the democrats cannot walk back defund the police. those are the three most poisonous words by the political party in quite some time. they can't walk it back. let me say this, it is not just

new york and democrats where the rates of crime are going up. it is everywhere. people f insecure and safe and it's about physical security, border secu security, national security, health security, economic security and if it's about all of that, of course, that will help the party willing to go out and say no cashless bail. we are here to punish criminals, not to punish the victims. >> todd: with a week to go until mid terms, look at that crime topping the list of priorities among registered voters right behind inflation and higher prices. speak to for president biden to hit the campaign trail but will avoid the battleground states. in his plays former president obama set to do most of the heavy lifting and pennsylvania, arizona and nevada. >> todd: ashley strohmier to tell us more. >> biden will make a stop in florida today a week before the midterms. former president obama the

democrats are counting on to save them midterms in places like nevada. biden is headed to florida and new mexico on thursday. obama will make appearances in arizona over the next few days here at the two will finish out in pennsylvania saturday, but it has been known biden far fewer campaign than the sitting presidents before him. politico saying, "joe biden's poll numbers stuck in the 40s, the sitting president has largely been absent from the trail in the final weeks of the campaign. nobody is in more demand than obama as the stars biggest draw and cheap motivator. they were his unmistakable fear that even he can't prevent would end up being inevitable on november 8th." democrats say it is a good strategy into biden to keep a low profile put republicans said they are fed up with his policies. >> people are fed up with this

madness and far left socialism in all of this taxing and spending raising the prices. the reason hardworking families are living in the real world is because of joe biden's actions. >> g.o.p. senate hopeful adam laxalt said his opponent is purposely hiding out. >> i'm having a hard time keeping track of which surrogates actually help senator catherine cortez masto. we know she's hiding biden and barack obama bringing in and a few days. but i remember 2014 when i won the attorney general's race, they tried the same thing. everybody forgot he got shellacked in the midterms. i can't believe this is the best they have. >> all of this comes on the heel of biden's drop in approval rates to 40%, the second lowest post-world war ii president. >> todd: in the meantime, ashley who will control the senate? we talked about this for a while georgia, arizona, nevada, and

pennsylvania. >> the latest average from toss-up races in the margin of error but according to a new poll, republicans are building momentum in georgia. the atlanta journal has the latest poll has herschel walker narrowly beating raphael warnock and one percentage point. walker making the final push why he is the candidate for everyone. >> let's not censor what i said, sending back to washington to represent us because he only represents one side. that is got to be the white side. i represent everyone. do you think we can take six more years of this? we can't. we can't take six more years of this because they will destroy the country. >> and dr. oz got a big endorsement from the pittsburgh visit. the newspaper writing in part, mr. fetterman's health suffered a serious stroke is not the issue. his lack of transparency, however to refuse to release medical records and to conceal and mistrust of the people. all candidates for the offense

should release the medical record as did mr. oz. here is dr. oz why he does not belong in the senate. >> looking at the results of the debate and why he cannot answer simple questions about his radical position. and realize he does not have good defense for them. 140 character tweet, it is great if you will be the aoc of the senate, which is his goal. i will not let him get there. >> president biden has campaign in pennsylvania had at the midterms, but he did not make an appearance with fetterman, carley, todd. >> carley: very interesting reporting, ashley. the mayor of carbondale pennsylvania, which is close to president biden's birthplace of scranton. mayor taylor, you are a lifelong democrat and don't support john fetterman for senate appearance or tell us why you feel the way you do. >> good morning, that is exactly right. lieutenant governor of pennsylvania really does not

show much of anything for the working class of pennsylvania. and it was really kind of a joke, i think, the first time around he got into office with previous governor having issues with folks in the legislature and even protecting the staff. we found this guy to run and thought it would be funny to put this guy in office. i was on the verge of potentially becoming the u.s. senator. that is a scary thought. it does have radical policies, and again, can't back them up when he speaks. yes, issues, but certainly that is not the case why people should or shouldn't vote for him. again, it is just a figment of the imagination for the democratic party as to how we get people back to the party,

the working class, and it's still not working. >> todd: what has been the reaction in your community among the constituents for you to not endorse a member of your own party running for senate in your state? >> it really is a difficult position to be in. people come out and they feel that i am a traitor. that i'm not a party royalist anymore. and again, this is not just one candidate, fetterman. but a gradual progression away from the party because of the radical ideas that they keep forcing on everyone. and there is no -- they were supposed to be a party of inclusion and have everybody involved in things matter. that is really not the case. this is constantly forcing their agenda to people. in question it in the least or have a slightly different

opinion than basically ostracized. >> carley: the battle for the union vote mayor taylor is a big deal in pennsylvania. this is obviously a voting block that is historically voted democrat, but a lot of union workers build the democratic party is out of touch. so from your perspective, how big of a deal is this? do democrats have the risk of losing their stronghold over union voters? >> i think they do, especially in pennsylvania. especially where pennsylvania has always been in carbondale, the pioneers in the energy world with coal back in the 1800s. we were front and center when shale developed and the whole energy really exploded here. now, right after the election, we have many union

workers just so upset that they are shutting down pipeline projects. they are calling for less fracking and drilling and so on. but we are finally able to take advantage of the resources that are here for union pacific. they cut a slap in the face for the union party almost immediately after the election of president biden. again, who was supposed to be a champion. that is going to be -- >> todd: what i can't understand is why? why is the democratic party abandoning people like you, people from your town in favor of the very, very wealthy coastal elites? do you have any idea? >> i don't. and i think that is what everybody is really asking, like, how did we get to this point? i asked myself that. as a senate democrat my whole life, i'm 44, and people a lot older than me and feel the same way. where did this go wrong?

where did this go so far left that we can't see back to the middle? and i don't have the answer for that. there is more and more people, especially my age, who are fed up with the concepts. again, the aggressive nature of the party forces these ideas on folks and again it, makes them out to be the bad guy if there is not support. >> carley: carbondale is in pennsylvania's eighth district and the president biden's approval rating is 40%, 56% disapprove. you are not alone and how you feel. mayor justin taylor, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, have a great day. >> todd: democratic governors association set up a new super back in a last-ditch effort to boost kathy hochul. the new filing will allow the group to submit an unlimited amount of money before the midterms as they try to squash

the surge by republican challenger lee zeldin. this move comes as op-ed explains how the empire state could be on the verge of electing first republican governor in decades. they want more fiscal responsibility, violent criminals taken off of the street and working immigration system. aunt $220 billion budget with fixes to the bail system and sidestep confronting the immigration system. lee zeldin joined gloria ingram to explain the rampant crime crisis. >> this is why she is so out of touch and last week's debate she doesn't understand why walking up criminals is so important to me. when she says that, it is a message to new yorkers she doesn't care or understand why this is so important to everyone. it is one of the main reasons she is going to lose. >> todd: take a look at this, new york post-cover for today mocking governor hochul for accusing lee zeldin and republicans being deniers.

pressed to respond to the accusations that new york is the state. >> carley: that is a memorable one there. federal prosecutors are charging an attacker with assaulted kidnapping in connection with friday's break-in on paul pelosi. the district attorney charging david depape with attempted murder, and he could face life in prison is more disturbing details are revealed. according to documents, david depape plan to take house speaker nancy pelosi hostage adding he planned to break her kneecaps. if he caught her lying. this is what he tells fox news, david depape a canadian immigrated to the u.s. has long overstayed his visa. president trump waking aunt on the attack yesterday calling it a terrible thing before blaming the incident on san francisco's rising crime and david depape will be range later today. here is greg gutfeld on the

left's reaction to the pelosi's attack. >> meanwhile in the media the dems and talking heads like there is any difference desperately trying to make this about right wing hate. but the people freaking out, of course, never did so after brett kavanaugh was almost assassinated, lee zeldin attacked comay trump supporter run down and murdered. remember how many jokes made about rand paul getting his ribs broken, ha ha, those attacks disappeared so the suspect was a homeless psychotic like tens of thousands on the street. they are a danger to you but also politicians spouses peer at the things that happen to everyone else finally happen to who matters. >> todd: the ladies of "the view to using halloween costumes to politicize children. bringing this little boy dressed up as former president trump as a toilet covered papers meant to be documents accompanied by two more boys dressed as fbi agents

to mock the mar-a-lago raid. [cheers and applause] >> what did he do? he flush them down the toilet. we have trump as the toilet with the fbi agent. >> i love that. >> todd: they are so proud of themselves. tests are consumes, costumes, dressing up another child is pennsylvania senate candidate dr. oz and another as inflation party hard. >> carley: reports elon musk planning to fire a quarter of twitter's workforce. the spacex billion or terminating 25% of employees as part of what is expected to be the first round of layoffs. it comes as new filings reveal nine members that oversaw the $44 billion takeover are no longer failed as director. the tesla ceo is taking over at soul director under the merger agreement appear at the

social media company ceo on the directory although he refers to himself as chief twit. >> not wasting any time. >> carley: cleaning house. >> todd: if others limit the city's prosecutor for letting his 15-year-old son out of jail. yeah, you heard that right. he said serial card or check her son should have stayed behind bars. we are talking to that dad next. >> carley: plus fist flying at a woman soccer tournament. aunt we have the details and much more on a jam-packed tuesday of "fox & friend first." ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: border patrol agents firing pepper balls at migrants after one was assaulted. officials say migrant holding a large venezuelan flag attempted to illegally cross the border before hitting with a flag pole. that migrants began throwing rocks, striking several agents. cpc launched pepper balls designed to disperse large crowds of unruly people. they did not fire rubber bullets contrasted some earlier reports. in a group of thieves caught on camera ransacking san diego nordstrom store stealing

$40,000 worth of merchandise. you can see dozens of hand designer bags and police say they use coders to snip off security tags to steal a total of 70 luxury purses adding the group of seven to nine suspects could be part of a theft ring from l.a. so far, know her have been made. >> todd: in the meantime, baltimore woke prosecutors giving a 15-year-old serial car jacker he's slap on the wrist after dropping 18 out of 19 crushing a stolen car into a house and running over a police car. the suspect's own father calling for his son to be locked up but prosecutors are pushing back threatening to charge the dad with neglect if he doesn't pick his son up here that father joins us now. this was obviously a gut wrenching move for a father to do. as a parent, i cannot imagine wanting to keep my child in jail so much that he stays in jail.

what was the final straw for you, sir? >> shows the stealing of cars, man. going 100 miles an hour. i mean, for an adult to go 100 miles an hour and if you hit something, there is no coming back from that. >> todd: why? why do you think the prosecutors keep letting him back out on the streets? >> has of june 1st, they changed the laws for the juvenile justice system to where they can only be charged with certain crimes at certain times. and they've got to go through so many steps for they can actually make a move to really do anything against a child now. it is ridiculous. >> todd: now, that is the charges with regard to your son. now, the system wants to charge you. what kind of system threatens u.s. the dad for trying to institute some tough love with

regard to his own kid? >> i have no idea, man. i've been begging for help for my child 12 and a half years. i have had petition signed by the judges to send him for a mental eval. i have no idea what to do. i have tried everything. i'm at the end of my wits. what else does a father do to save his child's life? i mean, he's living with the wrong crowd in a dangerous area. what else should i do, you know? >> todd: if your son keeps living like this, are you worried one day he woke not come home alive? >> 100%. the last time he disappeared for over a week and he came home and we had to rush him to the hospital they said if we would not have brought him in, he would be dead. my son was born with a chronic lung disease where he doesn't get a full expulsion of his lungs, and he is smoking weed all the time, smoking

cigarettes, and it had gotten so bad he could not breathe. and so, i didn't even know it was possible but he pretty much overdosed on the inhaler because he kept taking it thinking it would help and it didn't help. eventually, it affected his heart and his lungs were so bad that they pretty much had to put tubes and stuff down his throat and nose to help him breathe to keep him alive. and they said if i would not have brought him in within a few hours, he would be dead. >> todd: that is unbelievable. anybody watching this sees you, sir, a father with undying love for his child, trying to do whatever he can to keep him alive and yet, you are going up against the system that seems to not care about him. they just want to propose and propagate their woke policies. it is not just society at risk. what is your son your son at risk as well. this is a horrible story. we wish you the best,

santiago garcia-diaz, thank you for being a great father trying to keep your kid a life and hopefully the system wakes up soon. we appreciate your time, sir. >> thank you for having me. speak don't ask me want the midterms coming up in the gas price is not going down. president biden taking aim again. >> oil companies record profits a day not doing something new or innovative. but profits are a windfall of work. >> carley: in the final week before election day, we will be breaking down the critical battleground races that could decide control of congress. jim mclaughlin with his predictions and top takeaways. >> todd: and he will dance like carlton. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: president biden calling on congress to punish all gas and oil companies if they don't use profits to lower energy cost. once again, tanking the economy one week out from next week's

pivotal midterm elections. kevin corke live in washington with more, good morning to you sir. >> say what you will about the administration they are quick to be critics to blame shift when things don't go well but even quicker to do a victory lap when they do. case in point, high gas prices, yes, relatively high compared to say 2021, but they are down. biden folks because of their policies. no thanks to greedy, big oil. >> oil companies, record profits a day are not accustomed to doing anything new or innovative. but profits are a windfall of war. windfall from the putin conflict ravaging ukraine and hurting tens of millions of people around the globe. >> so no, thatis not our policyt of those to blame for high energy cost continues to grow. you know, russia, big profiteers

and the like. but don't tell saudi arabia officials they are in that group. they insist the need to produce more oil to bailout biden. >> you don't owe it to anybody but us. it was done for us by us, for our future. >> will, that sounds like may be saudi america great again. how about this from tim stewart from the u.s. gas and oil association reacting to the president. he says around the globe. >> so no, that , the president rails against big oil profits and shareholders the same day his senior energy advisor is in the middle east telling the global industry that more investors needed in the oil and gas sector and needed right now! you don't have more investment in a sector if no potential return. that is how capital markets work. yet, this is lost on the

white house. yes, in case you're wondering a little context when biden took office, gas $1.39 a gallon, highest point during the presidency, you will remember this sunday $5.01. and back down $3.75 a gallon. strategic reserve, not a lot of it in the marketplace. a lot of this happening as the communications attained by fox news digital shows the state department has consulted with environmental groups on policies including a potential investment ban. ongoing for claimant, his office with john kerry with equal groups to schedule of paper meetings on the key policy items last fall. on the conversation, a real interesting book. i think biden has executive authority to take a range of steps to end new cofinancing

starting with preventing u.s. banks funding. wow! and then this one. we would be grateful for a little bit of time to discuss as we see this as one of the major political outcomes. how about that. all right, here is another quote. you will like this from senator the great state of wyoming, he says this about john kerry pushing the agenda of left-wing special interest groups, "the american people need to know the administration officials are looking out for the interest of our own nation. it is clear that john kerry is pushing the agenda of left-wing special interest groups." by the way, that email exchange took place september 2021 ahead of the u.n. climate conference, john kerry, the president and top officials attended. this is something that may have talked. a lot of people want to know about this and i promise to pass it along. >> todd: we know you will

kevin corke live in d.c., thank you. the fbi working actively to censor hunter biden laptop story. to suppress misinformation on social media. in the interest of that, officials at the front of misinformation on social media could undermine support for the u.s. government. during a meeting in march attended by twitter execs, reportedly said "we need to media infrastructure that is held accountable." dhs documents to detail these plans which include suppressing information on the origins of covid-19, racial justice in last year's u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan among other topics. the republicans failed to investigate the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan and subsequent taliban takeover of that country. in the name of a tribe in california assuming the biden administration claiming contractors owe $340 million for estimated river and the tribe has a reservation in northern california argues the trinity

river which relies on food and rituals destroyed by the federal government, which has been allocating water to california farm spear of the tribe alleges the government failed to consult with them over the years relating to river issues. the river has become, "a six place in need of restitution." carley. >> carley: one week before midterms, fox news power ranking shows republicans pulling ahead of democrats in key battleground states. here to break it down in the critical races is jim maclachlan, president and partner of the strategy of the research and strategy company, it jim maclachlan and associates. good morning, great to see you. seven days to go. a lot of races to get to so let's dive in with nevada with a race between adam laxalt and senator catherine cortez masto. republicans feel good about this one. speak with a feel good because again, anytime you have the incumbent under 50% and catherie

cortez masto basically 46%, 45% through the majority of this race and look at the undecided voters, definitely leaning republican. they don't like the job joe biden is doing. so i think adam laxalt is the favorite right now. >> carley: let's go over to arizona blake masters versus mark kelly. some say the headwinds are heading in his direction. >> you have an incumbent under 50% and consistently under 50%. one of the things i will say it and a lot of the races i'm working on, again, the vast majority is not undecided voters but look at the undecided. they say that country is off on the wrong track. they don't like what is going on in arizona with the issues of immigration in the economy. i think this is a toss-up right now. >> carley: also arizona is interesting because in the senate race, in most polling, real clear politics average, a headbutt in the governor's race kari lake a republican is ahead

in the polls. >> that is where a lot of folks in arizona are counting on. they think kari lake can carry blake masters over the finish line because what you want to do is create that tide, create that momentum where folks are voting for masters and kari lake. kari lake has been a rock star. >> and the beginning of mid term election cycle, the they were talking she was extreme but that is going nowhere. >> we find an a lot of races remember over the summer the republicans have the candidate problems but the truth as it is the democrats that have the canada problems. >> ca>> carley: like who? >> like katie hobbs, and she's afraid to debate kari lake. she doesn't want to have to defend extreme failed position. she doesn't want to have to defend joe biden. >> carley: right. >> she is refusing to debate. we know how good kari lake is. >> carley: some candidates who have debated our herschel walker

and raphael warnock. in the latest real clear politics average has walker up t nonetheless, raphael warnock went ahead for a while interest rates. and now walker is pulling ahead. >> think about what happened, the expectations were so low for herschel walker in the debate. everybody, including democrats, were saying herschel walker won that debate. why? he talked about issues and the issues that people cared about the most common things like the economy and crying. >> carley: nancy pelosi said she cannot believe people would vote for these kinds of people. we will see how that denial plays out for democrats come november 9th. let's head on over to wisconsin. mandela barnes versus ron johnson. the thing that i think is interesting about this race, democrat spending twice as much in wisconsin as republicans. how far will that get them? >> you know what goes to show you money does not buy you love

in politics. once again, the race became about issues and then mandela barnes record became exposed, he lost support. and literally, again, the crime issue. a guy that said he wanted to defund the police. he was one of those folks for cash was fail. he also said he wanted to depopulate the prisons. he said we could lose a third of the prison population and it would not matter. but you know what, it matters to the voters. >> carley: it absolutely does an crime is a major issue in new york. this is a big race because lee zeldin has a possible shot at taking this. real clear politics average still has kathy hochul up seven points. how can we clear this margin? >> you know what i don't think he has to clear this march end. >> carley: you think it says wrong? speak with average ten to be -- three separate polls where he's had slight leads.

the reason is lee zeldin probably has the most powerful campaign message in the country. what is he talking about? we are trying to save our state. you have 70% of new yorkers save the state is going to in a handbasket. and what it has been is a failure of one party democratic rule in washington, albany and new york city. crime, portability, lee zeldin, the two most important issues in the day he has clear advantage. >> carley: kathy hochul on sunday's show, her message was crime as a pulse narrative. you try to sell that two people genuinely afraid and you will not get many people in your direction. really quick before we let you go, how many seats will republicans pick up and what is your prediction on this event? >> you know what i think republicans are looking good. we have all week to go and a lot can happen but i think right now the republicans can pick up 40 house seats. i think right now, i think right now i'm a we are at 50.

and i think it will come down to pennsylvania, arizona, and georgia. >> carley: 40 house seats, i'm writing that down johnny maclachlan says 40 house seats and you say 50, maybe republicans as well. >> 50, 53 i think we will take the senate. >> carley: jim, i love you one. seven days to go. over to you. >> todd: jimbo, look at those numbers. washington a school district and point to new board director known for ranks like this [bleep] come with the police and they don't pay attention so before i get started, tear everything [bleep]. >> todd: anti-police reddick alienated one parent. we will speak to the mother lived next.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: teachers union had randi weingarten are trying to shift blame for the drastic impact remote learning had on student development. and across the border a look at all time low and eighth greeting scores dropped to the lowest levels in since 1992. mandy weingartner said everybody suffered in the pandemic because of the pandemic. the disruption was everywhere and it was bad weather schools

were remote or in person. that receiving furious backlash online. a spokesperson for the defense of freedom institute accusing randi weingarten her of lying and the numbers, tweeting "districts between spring 2021 so 40% greater drops and math scores and 20% worse drops in reading." >> todd: parents from olympia from washington state speaking out after anti-police activists was appointed as a school board director. this just days after sworn in and videos of her anti-police statements beginning to circulate online. take a look at this. >> [bleep], the police and they don't pay attention [bleep] so before i get started, tear everything [bleep] up in the city and until they do what they want him to do. >> todd: for parents militia perkins is outraged and joins me now. how is somebody like that put in a position of power over our

children? >> well, that is the question. that is why there are so many of us up in arms over that. in addition to that video, ms. reed has an extensive criminal record that immediately excluded her from this position. so, it is really a question as to how this could happen. >> todd: there is a series of guilty pleas to a number of charges spread out over a number of years and a number of other charges she did not plead guilty to but still outstanding. to make things worse, ms. reid taking a step further: cops and i quote, "pigs" watch this. >> it amazes me how those pigs can sit over there to watch talk about who we want in this state. it amazes me. >> todd: the people of power should reflect the communities that they have power over.

is that a belief a lot of parents have that police are pigs? >> absolutely not. and i think a larger issue setting misread a side we have a school board bound and determined to face her in this position. they have proven themselves making unreasonable decisions. i've also been made aware that staff, district employees, union members and no one was asked for input on this. the community obviously was not allowed to vote for a position that usually is elected. so, it appears our order was so a deal legibly -- they were determined to have missed read. >> todd: the district doesn't care what you think. they defended their choice of her appointment, during the interview process, she showed herself to be a thoughtful advocate for the students of the school district. we look forward to work with her

to press equity and inclusion issues in the school district. we believe she will be important voice moving forward. was she the best person that your town, your city could find for this job? >> i can imagine that any reasonable person would think that. this is just completely baffling. nobody can understand what has happened here. it is quite frankly really made a laughing stock of our school board. it is really unfortunate. it is unfortunate for the community and our students that deserve better representation. >> todd: are you facing backlash or so for speaking out? >> i have not personally. in fact, i have had a lot of people reach out to me saying, "thank you, thank you for speaking out. we don't know what to do about this." it is hard to speak out publicly but we are at a critical point here. we have to make a difference with the school boards because they are so ideologically driven

here and it is incumbent upon us community members to start saying, "enough is enough." >> todd: alesha perkins is saying enough is enough and joins us this morning. carley, over to you. >> carley: check this outcome ole miss versus lsu soccer game with a brawl. fist fighting and hair pulling as coaches rushed to the field trying to separate players. you have to watch this. oh, oh, oh, boy, oh, wow! oh, wow! speak with the last you want to see here, getting really testy between lsu and ole miss. the coaches have to break it up. >> that is not good and went down second overtime when lsu player attempted to steal the ball from ole miss play are not taking kindly to the defense after the grabbing of the player

by the wrist. players were ejected as a result. two lsu players will miss the ncaa opening match. one rebels player will miss the second round of the sec tournament. the results that michigan and michigan state fight for essentially assault in the tunnel and it has led to players being suspended. what is going on? >> todd: back to the ladies, i'm stroking soccer lessons with older ones that maybe we should start boxing lessons. >> carley: it is an isolated incident. the terrifying moment when a good samaritan saves children from a house fire in the middle of the night. >> todd: stick around and you will meet that hero of a family who saved. you will speak to them live. you do not want to miss it. ♪ ♪

>> todd: can you believe it? we are one week away from the midterm, the nation's biggest races are tightening and democrats are sending barack obama back out on the campaign trail hoping he can keep their party from losing the house and the senate. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. joe biden is heading to florida, biden's approval is lower at this point than his former boss or president trump. >> todd: ashley strohmier has

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