>> carley: fox news alert, president biden is meeting with china president xi jinping at the g20 summit. their first meeting since president biden took office. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for todd piro. xi says he's aiming to alleviate -- elevate the u.s.-china relationship. . the two are likely discussions tensions over taiwan, the war in ukraine and north korea's aggression. brooke singman will tell us

more. >> brooke: the sitdown is the latest stop in biden's trip through asia after president biden met with indonesia prime minister earlier today. at the g20, world leaders discuss top issues facing their nation. biden sending a message of unity to kick it off. watch. >> president biden: we share responsibility to show china and the united states can manage our differences, prevent competition from becoming anything near conflict and define ways to work together on urgent global issues that require our mutual cooperation. >> ashley: president xi adding he believes the world is at a crucial point. listen. >> this time of age, unfolding in ways like never before.

humanity are confronted with precedented challenges. the world has come to a crossroads, the world expects china and the united states will properly hearing the relationship. >> brooke: this is the first face-to-face meeting with president xi since 2016. in 2019, he met with donald trump. >> carley: here is dr. rebecca grant on importance of this meeting. >> it's a very important meeting, cordial to start it you hava. the fact is china is making the world a more dangerous place. this is xi jinping's first trip to the west since covid and his second trip in the last 2-1/2 years. xi jinping wants to show world influence, biden has to remind

him that the u.s. is still the worl's leader. >> carley: it is interesting what is said in opening remarks we just heard from the president of both countries. they tend to be cookie cutter, but you get indication of where the two stan. president biden mentioned climate change and xi jinping talked about the relationship between united states and china and she interpreted that to mean xi jinping wants the united states to drop the tariffs, which we'll see if that will take place, likely not. this is a very historic moment, you see the handshake there, they talked on the phone or over video call five times throughout biden's presidency and biden said he is the leader that has

spent the most time with xi jinping. now they are meeting face-to-face today ahead of the g20 summit, so much to discuss in the war in ukraine and china having closer relationship with russia and taiwan. >> ashley: north korea is also up there, you talk about opening statements, you have like 90 seconds to get a feel for what they are saying, what i picked up on, biden said this meeting and the relationship betchina i critical for china and the united states and the rest of the world and biden finished up saying, if that is what you desire. when you have people like rebecca grant saying, he needs to strong arm china, that

doesn't seem like strong arming to me, if this is what you agree. i hope i'm wrong, you can only hope and pray to god that is just the opening statement and how it looks. when the white house says they are downplaying this meeting, granted any leader needs to have a good relationship or cordial relationship with world leaders especially when it comes to dangerous countries like china, but makes you wonder what will come out of this other than establishing a relationship. >> carley: we will learn what could come out of this, the president will take questions 8:30 eastern time, "fox and friends first" will take that live. if you remember the past few years, what led up to this meeting and the key moments between the united states and china, president biden said two or three times when asked if china invades taiwan, will the united states intervene and he

said yes twice and the white house walked back the comment both times. you have to feel this a genuine area the president feels like the united states should intervene if china does invade taiwan and then remember house speaker nancy pelosi going to taiwan and the hostile response that china had to that. when it comes to taiwan, there is always question of why it is so important for the nation to remain free. major chip manufacturer and a democracy and we dedefend that at all cost. it is also locatian and that would lock the united states out of china completely, this is playing in the back of the president's mind we'll see how this meeting plays out. >> ashley: talking about this with congressman michael waltz later this hour, be sure to

stick around for that. breaking overnight police are searching for a gunman after shooting on the university of virginia campus, at least three confirmed dead. students were told to shelter in place. >> carley: and police in maryland are searching for a suspect who shot a 13-year-old boy while raking leaves in the yard, that boy's mother shares her plea for justice, next. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual.

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>> carley: three people are dead and two others hurt after a shooting on the university of virginia campus late last night. police are still searching for the suspect, who the university identifies as a student. they believe he is armed and dangerous. the suspect is former university of virginia football player and last on the team in 2018, but didn't play any games. school officials canceling class. the president is saying this is a message any leader hopes to never send and i'm devastated this has visited the university of virginia, this is traumatic for everyone in our community. police are searching for the suspect accused of shooting and killing a 13-year-old boy who

was raking leaves in his front lawn of his home a few blocks away from elementary school. joining me now are the parents. my deepest and sincerest condolences, we appreciate you coming on with this being such a fresh and agonizing situation you are going through. tell us right now where the investigation stands or as much as you can obviously without any type of issue with the investigation and how it is going as far as getting justice for jaze. >> everything is still relatively new, we haven't gotten much information from the police. last thing we were told, they were still questioning and being looing at surveillance footage from the neighborhood, so last

thing we were told they were sweeping the neighborhood for the ring cameras and everyone that had their personal camera and they are questioning witnesses -- not witnesses, sorry, students from the school and teachers and neighboring. >> ashley: has there been any sign of any type of glimmer of hope with what the police have told you as far as the investigation right now? >> so far we have not been told anything definitely, we're still waiting to hear something from them. everything is still preliminary, so nothing, no exact leads or nothing specific to tell us with direction this investigation is heading for. >> ashley: tell us what happened to jaze. >> so on tuesday, jaze was in

the front yard, him and his dad were raking leaves and it started to get late around closer to dinner time and went in the house to start dinner and jaze was let for a few minutes to finish one section. five minutes or so after in the house, he heard the gunshots, and then he came out and he saw jaze laying on the lawn a few feet away from where he left him. >> ashley: antoin, i want your response, you were with him, what do you say? >> yeah, what my wife is saying is pretty much how it was. we were outside, i was blowing the leaves and he was raking

them up, putting them in the bags and then i decided it was time for me to get dinner started. i went in the house, i looked back through our bay window and i saw jaze continuing to rake and when i turned my back, that is when we heard the gunshots and i ran outside and found him laying on the ground, not able to respond. >> ashley: juanita, you said this doesn't hit home until it upon has, how are you coping, what is going through your mind right now? >> it is painful, it is very painful and we feel empty. we are -- we are. there is that void that we feel.

definitely scared. i am terrified of going back to my house, i'm concerned for my daughter. so many different emotions, different things that is impacted us at this time. i can't even summarize the emotions because so many different things we're feeling. >> ashley: i can only imagine, how is your community dealing with this and how has your community changed since jayz's death? >> everyone is scared and concerned, my immediate neighbors, none of them had cameras, we felt safe enough not to have cameras, you know, i spoke to everyone, they are going to get cameras now and everyone is scared and vijent and we were live nothing our

home now since 2015 and all neighbors saw him grow up and several of the neighbors recall passing and seeing him in the lawn that afternoon, so it is really hard for everyone because our community is so close-knit, everyone knows everyone at our little street and the corner, it hurt. they saw him growing up there. >> ashley: you said jayz was very playful, that bothers me, i can't think of the fact that someone wanted to hurt him, my heart goes out to you guys. i hope you get the justice you deserve, i appreciate you coming on. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> ashley: we'll be right back.

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>> janice: good morning, happy monday. it is cold outside and will get colder in some areas, starting to feel like winter. 19 in billings, 22 in fargo, memphis. 31 in new york, warmer in new york than in memphis, tennessee. we have an area of low pressure affecting the plain states, the gulf coast toward southeast, mid-atlantic and the northeast. this area of low pressure will develop today, bring showers and thunderstorms and maybe severe weather across gulf coast states and over the mississippi river valley and the tennessee river vowel, ohio valley on tuesday and wednesday and visiting us in the northeast on tuesday night into wednesday, look at that, snow in the forecast, as well, we will track that. here is what we're dealing with monday through wednesday, here

is one forecast model. snow from panhandle of texas to michigan and interior northeast of maine, could get blockbuster snow event. cold air will sink as far as gulf coast, affecting two million people, this below average arctic air coming from canadaund ca. i'm not supposed to walk, i'm sorry, you either walk or stay, today is a stay day, so back to you, carley and ashley. >> carley: go where you want, janice. thank you. indiana congressman jim banks says top priority of gop led house after democrats drop the ball. >> congress did not do their job in providing that type of oversight, oversight of the origins of covid, the lockdowns, the closure of schools and the outcome of that, neverhad

congressional oversight into aniac by the administration. slim republican majority, we have gavel of each committee and oversight is a primary function. >> ashley: banks promising to investigate the botched withdrawal from afghanistan when 13 u.s. servicemembers were killed. >> ashley: and could participate with possible probes. >> fair and legitimate oversight because we are white house that respects norms and the rule of law. i think that the american people didn't vote for congress being used to conduct political vendettas. >> carley: joe concha joins us now, her message is the white house will comply and american people don't want these investigations. >> joe: wow, that stood out to me that sound on tape you played there, carley and ashley, as far

as the american people didn't want to conduct political vendettas. interesting. any investigation into hunter biden that included influence pedalling in china and ukraine is not about a political agenda, it is seeking to remember did, based on e-mails in writing on the laptop verified, if the sitting president of the united states is compromised by the countries issue most notably china. bobulinski talked about it, hunter biden's business partner says joe biden was the big guy, if he's getting kickbacks that is something to look into considering china is our largest adversary. hearings were produce by a former tv president and abc news president for dramatic effect,

folks like dunn last to lecture anyone about political vendettas. >> ashley: here is president biden's response when asked about the possible probes. >> what is your message to know ares who are considering investigating your family and particularly your son's business dealings? >> president biden: lots of lucka your senior year, as my coach used to say. >> what do you think, joe? >> joe: my coach told me the same thing, wayne valley jersey, i have no idea what that meant, i know my sports analogies, i guess he is saying go ahead, it will not impact my presidency moving forward. i have a feeling that will not be the case, this is serious stuff and the president knows it. >> carley: new york city mayor

adams says working people continue a long trend of voting more often for republican candidates and say democrats have the right answers, but wrong attitude, he said in "u.s.a. today" op-ed that was just released. where you stand on an issue is where you -- >> joe: good adage, we have the right solution is what mayor adams says, does that include cashless bail to allow criminals to commit crime over and over again and include taking $1 billion out of new york city police department like bill de blasio, same eric adams who said the media was sensationalizing murders and crime in his city of new york. look, lee zeldin didn't win in new york, that was one steep

hill to climb. andrew cuomo 60's % of the vote four years ago, bill de blasio got 66% of the vote despite his horrific record on crime. lee zeldin had to make endroad says in a very blue state. people don't feel safe, regardless who is governor moving forward because she won by a couple points. until they change course, particularly with enforcing the law from district attorneys like bragg, we will see the same video and reports over and over again. >> ashley: you wonder what will change. i argue they have the wrong answers and the wrong attitude, that is just me. joe, thank you. >> joe: correct. see you soon. >> carley: new report from miranda devine about the cryptomanager who just declared

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good morning, cheryl. >> cheryl: anybody that said greg abbott sending buses can stop. the texas governor is saying he wants to make sure people understand they are under siege at the southern border, as is texas. you spoke with jonathan fahey to talk about the political side and here is what he had to say. >> he's just a scapegoat, this administration has significant amount of bad press because of this issue. come in and agree to keep the border open and that is what he did, he shouldn't be upset, he was doing what they wanted him to do, which was in fact nothing. >> cheryl: nothing happening at the southern border, in new york city, the city is spending $596 million on migrants, taxpayer

money. the thing about the homeless shelter system in new york city and add to what they are spending on migrantses, big numbers. >> ashley: the migrant tents, if you want to call them that, on randall islands shutting it down. we had a picture that said no trespassing, private property, violators will be prosecuted. it is taxpayer funded. >> carley: this crypto-currency story, tell us what is going on, a lot of people lost on this. >> cheryl: focus on what miranda devine is saying, she does an in-depth look at this. crypto-currency millionaire broke the bank, $40 million went to the democrats party ahead of

the collapse of this. the money missing is -- maybe the democratic party should think about giving that money back to the vestors that are now out, whether their life savings or worse, this is a ripple story. the best point she makes, the fact so many people from wall street put money and faith into this kid who is now in the bahamas and there are billions missing and investment banks, sequoya capital. i said i like blockchain, what i don't like and not a fan of is crypto-your honor currency, here we are today, guys. >> ashley: the teachers union tweeted claims, i thought was ridiculous that educators know

better than parents. >> cheryl: look at the responses. put up the tweet, educators love their students and know better than anyone who they need to thrive. parents with a big reaction, why is governor youngkin a governor? because parents fought back, they were sick of being not heard and suppressed at meetings and now you have unions saying teachers know best, they don't always know best, parents know best, that is loud and clear with this one. >> carley: and there have been teachers and remember what happened in virginia, teachers should have full control over parent education, excuse me, i birthed this child and raised this child, who are you? >> cheryl: it took gall to put that tweet out like that, i'm trying to get over randi

weingarten down in puerto rico, i'm struggling with that one, what are you doing when we have a crisis in this country. >> carley: another story. >> cheryl: i'll do that tomorrow. >> carley: another major house victory for republicans, this time in oregon, the candidate flipped her district red for first time in 25 years. >> ashley: she will tell us about her victory and what she wants to address on capitol hill.

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so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ >> carley: the battle for house majority is coming do down to the wire, after picking up another key seat in oregon. jackie ibanez has more. >> republicans are inching closer to house majority as the fifth district picks up the latest gop win. one senate seat is left in play and 19 seattles up for grabs in the house. it comes as republican lori chavez-deremer beats progressive democrat jamie mccloud-skinner, flipping the seat red for the first time since 1997. another crucial victory for the gop as they close in on control of the house.

with democrats clenching the senate both are gearing up for georgia between herschel walker and incumbent raphael warnock. project to punch $7 million toward raphael warnock campaign efforts ahead of next month's election. senator tom cotton calling this gop race crucial. >> elect herschel walker to keep pressure on democrats in the senate not to veer far from the left as they have over last two years. >> republicans voting whether to delay election next week until after the runoff. >> now they want to rush through an election, we haven't even finished in georgia. we shouldn't have elections. >> carley: ascertain lindsey graham saying in light of the georgia senate runoff, it would

be appropriate to delay the election to know who is in the conference otherwise would be disrespectful to herschel walker. many gop leaders are pushing forward with plans to hold the election next week. carley. >> carley: inching closer toward house majority and lori chavez-deremer is the first republican woman and first hispanic congresswoman from the state as reported in jacky's fine report. she joins me now. congresswelcome elect, congratulations on your victory. tell us about your race and why you think you were successful? >> thank you for having me. this was a hard-fought race, my tenure as mayor as bipartisan, nonpartisan race and taking that to the voters of oregon, they knew they could trust me, keep taxes low, keep the economy

booming and protect kids, that was important to keep people safe, i will take that to washington, d.c., i'm excited to be here for the onboarding. so many people followed this race and i think oregon spoke loud and clear they wanted somebody without proven track record that can roll up their sleeves and bring oregon along. >> carley: your race got national attention and you successfully brought the count up on republican side from 211 to 212, you need 218 to maintain control of the house. are you surprised how close things are right now? >> i don't know if i'm surprised, i think it is a testament to what all americans are thinking, they want thoughtful leadership to come to washington, be accountable to them and remember we are representing the people of oregon, so many people followed this race, this onboarding process we're excited about, i

want people to follow for the next 45 days and we'll be sworn in january and get things done for america. >> carley: oregon republicans doubled number of house seats and republicans scored big in new york. some of the deepest blue areas, it is interesting, that is where republicans made significant headway, what can be taken away from that? >> people were tired and frustrated of high crime we are seeing in blue states and frustrated with inflation rising 8.5% in oregon and not being able to keep up with wages and the education process, people are frustrated with schools being locked down for too long and they want to speak up and get things done. they want a vibrant economy, that they are safe on their streets and their kids have access to great education and that is what we want to do, keep

taxes low. as business owner, mom of twin girls and as mayor, that is what i did and will continue to do. i'm excited to fight for oregon and all americans. >> carley: senator chuck schumer said there was no wave, it is blue wave of accomplishment and president biden was going to ask to change any policy in second half of his first term, he said no, what is your response to that? >> we have to work together and bridge the gap. i will tell you when people look to me and ask me, have you had this done before? the answer is yes, i spent years representing happy valley, making sure we can get good, practical, thoughtful policies passed that, wo for oregon, people want their government to work for them and they want us held accountable. we need to work together and i'm looking forward to coming here and again, rolling up my sleeve and making sure people can count

on me, trust me and prove they picked the right person for the fifth district. >> carley: and former president trump is expected to make a big announcement tomorrow, what is your take on that? >> well, one thing important for the republican party was to open up the tent. i'm first latina elected from oregon, first woman gop from oregon, that is important to recognize the tent is bigger and growing and we'll see hats get thrown in the ring and i imagine we will stand by the nominee for president in the republican party. i think we will see more and more. >> carley: lori chavez-deremer, thank you for joining us and congratulations to you. >> thank you so much. >> carley: if you are just joining issue president biden is meeting with china president jinping as we speak, congressman

michael waltz joins us next. >> carley: check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox and friends," hi, steve. >> steve: good monday morning, coming up on "fox and friends," speaking of the meeting with jinping, newt gingrich will assess the meeting and top border official khous to pressure by the biden administration and why former secretary ken cuchenely says he's a scapegoat for biden's bad policy and the first woman elected to senate joins us, britt joins us, piers morgan, dr. marc siegel and stuart varney. and foreigner, they are here, a special announcement from kelly

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♪ >> a deadly explosion ripping through a busy street in istanbul killing at least 8 people and hurting many heroes others. the blast happened after 4:00 p.m. yesterday sending clouds of shoppers tourists and families running towards their lives. the prime minister of turkey says the bomb attacks terrorism and whoever is responsible will be punished. the aftermath of the attack left the city in ruins with as many as 81 people hurt. >> carley: volodymyr zelenskyy found evidence of hundreds of war crimes in the recently it city of kherson.

entered the war torn city following a successful counteroffensive investigators have documented 400 russian war crimes. the bodies of both civilians and military personnel are being found. >> in the kherson region, the russian army left behind the same atrocities as in other reasonings of our country where able to enter. we will find and bring justice to every murderer without doubt. >> residents celebrating the ukrainian liberation months after russia's army took the city in the early days of the war despite the victory. zelenskyy warns the city is still dangerous as the military is still working to clear landmines and other deadly traps from the area. >> now to a fox news alert. president biden is meeting face-to-face with chinese president xi jinping right now for the first time since biden took office. both leaders stressing the importance of cooperation and in their opening remarks. listen. >> as the leaders of our two nations, we share responsibility, in my view to show that china and the united

states can manage our differences prevent competition from becoming anything conflict. >> world has come to a crossroads. the world expects that china and the united states will properly handle the relationship. >> carley: former congressman michael waltz and green roads commander. what's at stake when it documents this meeting and how should the president play it. >> these meetings between heads of state, particularly between the world's largest and second largest economy should be very big deal. there should have been a series of smaller meetings between foreign ministers and their deputies that lead up to some time of big deliverable. a nuclear arms reduction treaty. a trade agreement. i don't understand why we're having this meeting. because, if biden is just going to kind of yuck it up.

that only plays in the hands of an authoritarian regime that then uses that in their propaganda because they want to be seen as the same level and they often, the chinese are famous for lecturing us at these types of meetings. where is the big deliverable. where is the big thing? is it on trade? is it on them stealing our i.d.? the threatening of taiwan? north korea which is about to test another nuke, their military build up in south china sea. what's the big deliverable here? i don't see one. i don't see why we are having this meeting. >> you talk about what's the big thing taiwan fair trade, north korea. the military build up and the first thing joe biden brought up in the opening comments was about climate change and climate control. but, i do want to get to this. that kind of leads into this about biden kind of flip-flopping back and forth on what he thinks about china. let's listen to this and talk about it on the other side. >> i want china to succeed.

i have a better relationship with china than almost anybody in the country. but, guess what? they not don't have enough energy they don't have enough water. >> china is going to eat our lunch? come on man. >> they are not - not-competitir us. >> i see stiff competition with china. china has an overall goal and i don't criticize him for the goal. but they have an overall goal to become a leading country in the world. that's not going to happen on my watch. >> ashley: in opening statements critical for both the stakes of china neld a the u.s. where do we stand here? >> so biden is talking about climate and gender and esg. i don't know what else. and xi is talking about nukes, and his nuclear build up and space and cyber. and actually after his party congressed, he was just elected dictator for life. he was in fatigued out visiting his military telling them to

prepare for war and has told his military to be prepared to take taiwan by 2027. that means the next american president after the '24 elections very well could be a war time president. god help us if it's joe biden. you know, we are just not even on the same planet in terms of what they are preparing for and that is to become the global super power. not a super power. the super power and biden is just all over the place. this is the most existential dangerous threat the united states has ever faced. i believe the chinese communist party is in a cold war with the united states using their diplomacy, their economy, and their military to supplant us around the world and we need to wake up around the country and get our supply chains out of there sooner rather than later. >> carley: charles richard one of the most senior military manderson who oversee seas our nuclear program.

he just said we are following behind china. and china's nuclear threat is near term problem. couple that what you said if and when china invades taiwan are we ready? how should would he be preparing right now for these really scary possible event actualities? >> well, first things first. we need to get our supply chains out and if we can't get them to the united states, then how about we get them to the western hemisphere or at least to an allied nation that's not going to use them as leverage. imagine that chinese communist party choking off all of our antibiotics because we don't agree with them or all of the lithium in the green new deal. those things are very real. they could happen. and, meanwhile, their navy is larger than ours. their space force is larger than ours. we need to get those supply chains out and have a reagan style military buildup to be able to compete so that every time xi thinks about making a big move. he says, you know what? this isn't going to work for me.

and he waits for another day. and, by the way, we got to arm up taiwan. we have to arm up taiwan unlike what we did with ukraine beforehand rather than waiting until it's too late. >> carley: that preparation starts now. congressman michael waltz, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. >> ashley: thank you so much. >> thank you. >> carley: all right. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: straight to a fox news alert. a manhunt is underway after three people are killed in a shooting late last night at the university of virginia. >> steve: police there warning that the suspect is armed and dangerous and loose and telling everybody on campus to shelter in place. >> pete: ashley strohmier has been with us all morning long. ashley? >> ashley: hey, guys, university of virginia officials now confirming that three people are dead and at least two are hurt after a shooting in a garage near campus. shots ran ou