>> it is 8:00 on the east coast. an urgent manhunt is underway after three people were shot dead overnight at the university of virginia. a shelter in place is still in effect as they search for the suspect they believe is armed and dangerous. >> ainsley: ashley strohmier is here with the details. >> officials now confirm that three people are dead and at least two others are hurt after asserting their garage on campus. we are told that shots rang out after 10:00 last night, telling

students to shelter in place as they search for the suspect who they do warn is still armed and dangerous. multiple agencies are now involved, including police helicopters as they search across campus. really the entire region. this is the man they are looking for appeared christopher darnell jones jr. university officials say he is a student and a former football player. he was on the team as a fre freshman. they believe he is wearing a burgundy jacket, blue jeans, red shoes. he also could potentially be traveling in a black suv. this is a message on a leader hopes to have to never send, and devastated that the violence has visited the university of virginia. this is a traumatic incident for everyone in the community. class is canceled today. grief counselors being made available. the names of those victims have not yet been released, guys. back to you. >> steve: i am sure we will be

hearing more. thank you, ashley. >> brian: terrible. >> steve: coming up, another fox news alert. president biden has been meeting with chinese president xi jinping for the rest of the morning. >> ainsley: the meeting of the two global superpowers is the first since he has taken office, and we are expecting remarks from our president after the meeting probably around 8:30. >> steve: peter doocy is live with the very latest. peter appeared >> the very latest is that meeting just wrapped after about three hours. the president's motorcade is on its way to our location. we don't know how things ended, but we know that they began the summit of superpowers with a handshake, and president biden had a big smile. when they sat down at their respective long tables with the u.s. delegation on one side and chinese delegation on another. president biden reminded everybody listening that they go

way back. but from what we have been able to see, this is a very serious diplomatic meeting where president biden says he is hoping to lay out his redlines for the next two years. >> as the leaders of our two nations, we share responsibility, mind you, to show that china and the united states can manage our differences, prevent competition from becoming anything near conflict. and find ways to work together on the urgent global issues that require mutual cooperation. >> two of those issues are climate change and a potential chinese takeover of taiwan which experts say poses a national security threat to the u.s. >> the president has never been afraid to be forthright with leaders around the world. that is not something that he

struggles with. as he has been with president xi in the past, he will be very candid and forthright today. >> this is a two-way street, though, and xi we believe did have a chance to air his grievances with the u.s. as w well. >> in this time and age, grade changes are unfolding like never before. humanity are confronted with unprecedented challenges. the world has come to a crossroads. the world expects that china in the united states will probably handle the relationship. >> often after a meeting like this, you would see a stage with two microphones set up. there is not going to be a joint statement between president xi and biden pure dueling statements from the chinese side and the usi. we do expect president biden to take questions, to answer questions after this meeting that went about three hours, we

are told. three hour meeting. that is a lot of redlines. do you. >> steve: so, peter, i know you have asked president biden about his phone calls with president xi and the origins of covid. there is their first face-to-face meeting, and when they are sitting face-to-face, half of each table is wearing a covid mask, so you would think that they would talk about by the way, how did that get started? was it a lab? was it a market? what was up with that, sir? >> that is the great irony because we know at the very least china misled the world and my earliest days of the pandemic. the first u.s. case was over 1,000 is a go. and so, it is something to see all these folks still in the face masks on both sides of the table. over 1,000 days later. then not have a be a centerpiece of conversation or lease a curiosity, but we don't know

yet. we expect to hear from the president if he is on time in the next half hour or so. >> steve: all right. let's see. thank you very much, peter. >> ainsley: i think that's what we all want to now. >> steve: and will he apologized to it? let's start with being more forthcoming. >> brian: there is no apology to be given. >> steve: but just their willingness to take them to task and metaphorically put your finger on their chest and say you brought this on the world. you wrecked lives and communities. you lied about it. you covered it up. that's unacceptable. now you are you saying you are going to invade taiwan. strong prevents of strongmen like him from taking advantage i mean, even this, that is a power play. you come to us. >> ainsley: i did not think about that. you are right. also the possible invasion of taiwan is obviously an issue

that we have questions about. the theft of our intellectual property. the american semiconductor technology. >> steve: they make all the chips that run our stuff. we have been talking to taiwan, but what about north korea? apparently earlier presi president biden, you know, aligned with the south koreans and japan, essentially reaffirming u.s. alliance with taiwan and also said north korea, you've got to do something about them popping off these missiles left and right. >> brian: he does not do anything without china being okay with it, effectively. >> steve: by the way, we had newt gingrich on. he knows a lot of things including about what this high-stakes meeting might actually be about. here's what he said. >> the chinese are not making any contribution to global warming. they are building as many new coal burning power plants as they can because their primary concern, frankly, is economic

growth, so they pay lip service and think that we are dumb enough that we ignore the reality. further, xi has been very clear that he wants china to prepare for war. he says openly we need to prepare for war. that is not hard to translate. you know what it means in english? we need to prepare for war. the fact that the biden administration cannot cope with this, is not a building of the, not investing in our defenses, i think xi probably looks dealing with biden as here is this dumb guy that i can manipulate. >> brian: yeah. we should be getting a read out of what transpired during the conversation within the next 10 or 15 minutes, and then we will see the president take the podium there at the resort in bali, and people are going to ask him what is going on. >> ainsley: looks like it is on time. >> brian: hopefully

peter doocy gets an opportunity to ask a question. >> steve: he is in the front row. he is 6'6". our team miss. >> ainsley: do they pick out that she will get a list of ten people. >> steve: somebody else chooses the list. >> ainsley: let's talk about the elections. arizona's race is still hard to call. the democrat versus cary lake, the republican. just one point separating them right now. >> brian: when you consider the amount of votes still outstanding, it was, as of yesterday, 265,000. the latest batch that dropped 154-45. but the fact that here we are on monday, still counting ballots raises a lot of questions were a lot of people. rightfully so. >> ainsley: she said she is going to fix the election system there in arizona. it's up to each state. if you're happy with that, great, keep it that way it is,

but we should know the results the next day. that's why many are calling for paper ballots so that the results are in the night, and we all can go to sleep and know who won on election day. carrie lake talked about that. >> it is being trampled, the way that we run our elections in arizona. i've been sounding the alarm for two years. nothing got done. we cannot be the laughingstock of elections anymore. when i am governor, i will not allow it. i just will not. is this competency or maladministration? it's outrageous. the good thing is that more people are waking up to the fact that arizona has real troubles when it comes to elections, but i am willing to wait until every vote is counted. i think every candidate should wait until every vote is cou counted. called to recuse herself july of 2021 right after we got into the race, recognizing that there is a major ethical problem there. obviously it just the optics of it looks bad.

and she did not do that, even though many people have been calling for her to recuse herself. it creates problems, to say the least. >> steve: what she is referring to is her opponent, katie hobbs, is the secretary of state. of course the secretary of state and i stayed for the most part runs the elections. so it is very tight, and the optics of it, you know, they are curious. she said she was not going to recuse herself, but ultimately every state has got to decide if you've got these policies where people can cure or fix a ballot for a week after the election or thinks we are going to wait for a week to see how many things came in that were postmarked and stuff like that, states have got to decide whether or not they want to become closer to the national norm. you look at the state of florida. back in 2000, they had a lot of problems. stuff like that. they went through a system, and they want from top to bottom and

fixed it. for the most part, you know exactly who won in florida that day. more states -- it would be great if more states were like that. >> so embarrassing for florida, and they fixed the problem. now it is nevada and arizona, allowing all of us to sit on pins and needles and wait to see who is going to win. we did find out over the weekend who won the senate races. >> brian: the left has been yelling about threats to democracy. even if every vote was cast properly and everything done legally in arizona, is a threat to democracy to call them to erode the trust in voters who feel like people counting ballots now a week behind closed doors, even if they are being -- even if it is fair, it creates uncertainty and mistrust. it carrie lake wins, which i think she will, because the ballots are a same-day ballots, many of which will go on the republican direction, it will be task number one for her to fix

this, and it could continue to be a model. we have to fix this. otherwise both sides will be pointing fingers that elections are knowledge it in the foreseeable future. >> steve: but ultimately, the democrat talking points about the threat to democracy and abortion and a woman's right to choose, they were very effective, and they turned out people to vote for the democrats. >> brian: if you can ballot harness for weeks -- >> steve: if it is legal in your state, change the rule. >> brian: here is how you could vote if you wanted to. definitely don't vote for them. you done with your ballot yet? you are right. you have got to change the rules the rules. >> ainsley: candidates did not make exceptions for abortions actually paid the price, and an example is pennsylvania, where they send no exceptions, and he lost by 14 points. dr. oz, same state, made exceptions, lost only by two points.

>> steve: sure. one of the issues we know is important to you is the border. tulsi gabbard joined steve hilton last night to talk a little bit about that. >> the unfortunate response you are hearing from people like chuck schumer saying that they now have a mandate the margins are here then, just shows how out of touch with the american people that they are. you know, they are out of touch with the reality that our borders are wide open. these are the kinds of things that they need to address few democrats, republicans need to work together to realize these open borders are posing a threat to our country. use the power of the person, the house of representatives, make sure that those who have crossed illegally into this country under biden's open-door policy -- have been violated by overreach of our government. there is a lot to do. they can do this if they put the interest of the american people first. >> steve: let's see if the house can get something done. sounds like they are going to be under the management of

republicans, and the senate probably, you know, you got 50 on the democrat side. they could have 51. they would have subpoena power. that would be bad for republicans. >> ainsley: looks like the g.o.p. will win the house. that means they control the purse. >> brian: that means investigations. >> steve: so stay tuned. we still don't know. election week continues. [laughs] quarter after the top of the hour. we have some news from... >> ainsley: georgia. some breaking news at that. standoff in georgia has just ended. after several hours and two officers are reportedly heard. the incident started with a man screaming inside a home. when officers went inside, he apparently started shooting, but none of the officers were hit. one did break his wrist, and the other has a cut over her eye. the suspect has surrendered. police have not released his identity.

russian software disguising itself as american reportedly found its way into the u.s. army and databases. i will wake you up. according to reuters, thousands of smartphone apps contain code -- and allegedly deceived to the companies into believing that it was based in the u.s. and reportedly changing its location to places like maryland and california. claiming that it has no connection to the russian government. white sign language interpreter is suing, claiming that he was fired because of his skin color. he joined us earlier. watch this. >> you are a different race, it is wrong. you are not allowed to fire somebody because of that reason. there could have been 12 other reasons for it. >> reaction comes after an email from the nonprofit theater development fund, telling him "it's no longer appropriate to have a white interpreter represent by characters.

for asl broadway shows." a baseball glove used by babe ruth sells for a record $1.5 million. the glove was gifted from babe ruth to the infielder, player for the st. louis browns. it stayed in the family until it was sold over the weekend, and of the fact reaction. the new owner says that the glove he even has a stain from tobacco juice on it, which would be so disgusting in any other context, but this one is kind of cool. >> steve: babe ruth space here. how do you really know if he used it? >> ainsley: because the headline said it did. [laughs] >> steve: 1.5 million reason say he used it. >> ainsley: what would you do if that was your family member? would you sell it? >> brian: if i needed the money.

definitively. coming up, newly elected members of congress on capitol hill today, and one of them won her senate seat by more than 36 points. in alabama. the republican from alabama is going to join us live. >> steve: plus, kelly is here. in the green room. he has got something big to say, coming up. ♪ ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market...

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♪ ♪ >> all eyes are on capitol hill were concerts returns for the first time, and they arrive for orientation. it includes our next guest to won in historic race as the

first female senator ever elected in the state of alabama. senator elect katie britt joins is now. how does that sound? >> it is surreal. we entered this race, obviously, very few people who thought this was possible, so to be sitting here with you today, to be preparing to go to orientation, to be fighting for the american people, it is exciting and humbling. i feel so sorry for those races that have not been called yet because they don't get to go to orientation, but congratulations, why do you think you won by so much? >> lesson. we talked about what the american people were talking about. we used a grassroot strategy where we went to every single county in our state. we listen to voters, not lecture them. it was clear that the country that my husband and i grew up in the, and is worlds and worlds away. people believe that it is time for new blood.

fresh blood in washington. they are excited to see people. i am 40 years old. excited to see my generation stepping up to the plate, to offer solutions, be part of moving this country forward, saving the american dream for our children and our children's children. >> you are the only woman in the senate to have school age children. we heard a lot from momma and papa bear's. what do you plan to do for our schools and kids? >> the republican party as a party of parents, hardworking americans. it's exciting to be that voice at the table. i don't have to ask people what our children are being taught? what moms and dads are going through. i can bring that experience right to the front. i'm listening to parents too and experiencing it myself, everything from the price of gas and groceries to what our children are being taught in school. moms and dads want children to be educated and not indoctrinated. we live in the greatest country on the globe, and making sure

that our children have the potential to reach the american dream, the one that is allowing me to sit in front of you today, critically important. that is what we are going to fight for in the u.s. senate. >> we are waiting on this ran off find out if democrats or republicans are going to win. how do you plan to work across the aisle? >> i hope that everyone who is listening will go to teamherschel.com. it is critically important that we put america back on the right track. under joe biden, every -- we must seal and secure the border. we must create -- we must create an opportunity for safe communities, so we are going to work hard, no matter who is in the senate, to achieve that goal. >> you had a tough primary, and you have been working hard for your senate seat and you represent the republican party. we wish you all the best. thank you.

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>> steve: a fox news alert. every moment now, president biden is expected to deliver remarks regarding the high-stakes meeting he just completed with the xi jinping. first face-to-face since joe biden took action. the post, piers morgan, good afternoon to you over in england. >> good afternoon, good morning to you over in new york. >> steve: thank you very much. we are getting the readouts of a little bit about what they talked about. it says that the united states is going to continue to compete with china. we are opposed to any sort of nuclear reaction in ukraine. we don't like what is going on with north korea, and we will work together when it comes to global food security, health care, and climate change. does that surprise you? >> well, it all sounds good, doesn't it? but the reality is that china's president xi now has pretty

unlimited power, probably for the rest of his life, and we know that he has extremely ambitious plans to make china the number one superpower both economically and militarily, so i would not trust him, frankly, as far as i can throw them. there is a bit of precedent here where joe biden met vladimir putin last summer, you may remember, and sized him up. he then watched joe biden do that catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan. i think he sensed weakness. he does not have a stomach for the fight, and the rest is history. invading ukraine a few months later. it's incredibly important that president biden stands up to him properly and it is not just talk because otherwise you will see china move into taiwan, and all hell will break loose. >> steve: remember when he said to president putin don't you go invading ukraine? and he did, and what did we do? so it is to stop them?

joe biden can say look, you guys are currency manipulators, you've got global human rights violations, you are stealing our international property, intellectual property, that is, but we've got no leverage. they make all of our stuff over there. >> right. i'm afraid america, like many countries, has become far too reliant on china economically, and they pretty much have us all over a barrel. there has been a long period of several decades where we've allowed them to get ever more powerful economically and militarily. to be fair to donald trump, he was sounding the alarm about this 30 years ago. why are we allowing china to dominate us economically like this? now we are where we are. it is going to be very difficult to navigate, particularly with the president who feels pretty well omnipotent and flexing his muscles and wants to establish china as the number one superpower. we will see what happens.

at some stage, rather like the european reliance, overreliance, on russian energy, at some stage, america is going to have to become less reliant on commerce and economic matters with china. it is just going to have to become more self-reliant, less reliant on china because of china has an economic hold on the united states, it's going to be able to use that to flex its muscle globally. >> steve: is sure. we should hear from joe biden and a couple of minutes. let's work in a plug for your program. you talk to perhaps one of the greatest soccer players, football players, to you, in the world. who is feeling betrayed. watch this clip, and you will explain it. >> not all in the coach, but the other guys around the club. >> at the senior executive level. >> yes. >> you think that they are trying to get rid of you. >> honestly, i should not say

that. but yes, i feel betrayed, and i felt that some people don't want me this year. the last year too. >> steve: sounds like he is talking about the buses at manchester united. >> is a bombshell interview. the most explosive that he has ever done. for american viewers who may not be altogether familiar, he is the tom brady of soccer -- football, the most followed human being on instagram. half of the billion followers, so when he speaks, the world has listened. he has caused huge ruptures over here and around the world, particularly with the world cup starting. my guess is that he is probably gearing up to leave manchester united, which will be huge. >> steve: you can watch on "fox nation" weekdays at 4:30. the full 90 minute interview with christiana renaldo drops in

two parts. thank you very much. >> thanks, steve. all the best. >> steve: coming up, ainsley's favorite show, "yellowstone" comes back. how the director of the show is defending it from woke critics. joe concha on that, coming up next. we are monitoring the g20 summit. set to address the press after his meeting with xi jinping. we will see him live from there in a minute or twoica . their efforts helped provide more than 75 million meals, when people needed it most. but there is still work to be done. thank you, claire. this year, we'd like to invite you back to jersey mike's for another special weekend. come in this saturday and sunday, where 20% of all sales will be donated to feeding america, helping families in need. together, we always make a difference.

>> ainsley: fox news alert. three people are shut out overnight at the university of virginia. shelter in place still in effect across campus has multiple agencies search for the suspect they believe is armed and dangerous. this is the man they are looking for. his name is christopher darryl jones jr. university officials say that he

is a student. pete, over to you. >> thank you, carl e. the hit show, "yellowstone," returning, and one of the biggest thing is getting attention, the shows political approach. ♪ ♪ >> i'm john dunn. i solemnly swear to uphold the constitution of the state of montana. against all enemies. foreign and domestic. ♪ ♪ >> when pressed on claims that his show is anti-woke, he says really? we are talking about the displacement of native americans in the way native american women were treated, corporate greed, gentrification of the west, land grabbing, that is a red state show? joe concha joins us now. okay, it is the most popular series in america.

yet it receives no awards. why is that? >> and how popular, peach. it beats the nfl on many weeks, which is unthinkable prospect. why doesn't it receive any awards? i guess that's a rhetorical question. because of the perception of it. red state "game of thrones" it is called or a conservative s show. some people that probably don't even watch because of they did, they would see no, it is not anything to do with liberal or conservative. it is about native american women, the way they were tre treated, those land grab's that went on way back when, and corporate greed. so just like the director had described, it is downright shakespearean. this is not red or blue. it's a show about history. the good, bad, and ugly. he is at his best. we have been seeing this. "dances with wolves."

i could go down the list, but "yellowstone" might be his finest work yet. he is not getting the awards or accolades, nor is the director or any of the cast that they deserve to this point. the audiences are speaking. that is for sure. >> here is what he sat on why the show works. "i thought it had a chance to be relevant in that this work is still going on. most people kind of take it for granted how stuff ends up at the dinner table. it captures people's imagination, but it is a working ranch. it is how it is still done. it is kind of heighten the sense of drama." he is tuned in. people want to watch. >> absolutely. everything gets a political label these days. makes you wonder why classic shows what has been boycotted if they aired today? "friends?" no diversity. "seinfeld." even game offense was criticized for that. i think it was the dash phil gramm once said that we are a

nation -- he was not wrong. that is definitely the case on twitter, which is one big platform, they look at something great and try to destroy it. they are trying to do it with "yellowstone," but viewers are not going anywhere. season five looks like it is going to be the best one yet. >> pete: by the way, if you want even more kevin costner, and you know this, joe, wants the new "fox nation" serious. "yellowstone 150." available november 20th. not the series, but reflecting some of what you see on cable. joe, thanks so much. >> all right, thank you, sir. vikings rocked it. >> pete: let's check in with janice dean. >> hello, my friends. what's your name? where are you from? >> from texas. >> what part of texas? where is that? >> and between san antonio and

austin. >> they are getting a little bit of snow in north texas. let's take a look at it right now. it feels like snow in the northeast as well if you're new jersey, you could get a little bit of snow. 40 in new york. 45 in dallas. not far off with these temperatures. the temperatures are going to be very cold as far south as the gulf coast. look at that, my friends. moving across portions of north texas, oklahoma, into the upper mississippi river valley feared upper midwest, and the interior northwest as well. that is the big story today. here is your low temperatures. 36 in new york. 39 in dallas. do you like pete h? >> absolutely. >> pete: she has some people she wants to come say hi two. there you go. she used to live in san antonio. you never know what happens here. coming up, kelly hanson is here to share a special announcement.

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>> morning, everybody. we are ready to go because we slept this weekend. what will make news? biden and xi.

>> still the house is on a thread appeared all of the info that just came in. >> crypto crash. what it means to you. >> dave chappelle. some headlines. we will have all of that for you. ♪ ♪ >> steve: yep, foreigner, universally recognized as one of the most popular rock acts in the history of the world. >> ainsley: more than 15 million streams per week. they have been rocking the charts for 40 years. >> steve: kelly hansen joins us now with an exclusive announcement. kelly, welcome to "fox & friends." >> thank you. really happy to be here. >> steve: "feels like the first time here" you are here to talk about a lot of stuff. >> we are announcing our farewell tour starting next year, july 6. in atlanta. our plan is to kind of travel to all the places we have ever

played before it is all over. we cannot do it in one year. we cannot do the whole world in one year. the u.s. next year. the rest of the world, 2024. >> ainsley: how do you feel about that? >> it is mixed, but it is important for me personally that we are delivering these songs as they need to be, and it gets harder for me every year singing very high tenor songs. >> steve: very loud. >> i have a high standard. that's very important. i would rather quit while we are doing it at our best. >> steve: hundreds of concerts each year. >> for the last 17 years. it takes a little bit of a toll on you. when covid came, i finally saw four seasons at my house for the first time. >> ainsley: how did it affect your family? >> it is difficult. i look forward to spending time with my new wife and family. that is going to be great.

i have a lot of other things i'm passionate about and life. >> steve: people would like tickets, might as well lined up livenation.com. explain who these kids are. >> these wonderful people are boys from the christian high school. they were contest winners with us in memphis. we've been working with the grammy foundation for ten years. that is next the farewell tour, up to five choirs are going to open for us at every show. and you can go to aforeignerchoirs.com for the details of how you submit your choir. we really want to support the arts in schools. the first thing that goes. >> steve: how cool is it that you guys get to sing with foreigner, right? we are going to get out of the way. >> we are going to do a very special arrangement medley that these guys have worked so hard on. do a great job. >> steve: we will get out of the way.

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>> they are 13 hours ahead of us. coming up on 10:00 in the evening. joe biden is set to give remarks after he met face the face. you can see our reporter, peter doocy, putting on his jacket saying it was very humid there

in bali. the president is running a half hour late but should come out and take the stage and tell us about his joint conversation with the president of china. >> they met face-to-face this morning at 4:30 a.m. our time. we heard from both leaders and they were supposed to speak at 8:30 to deliver remarks and take questions. >> from what we understand their meeting lasted for about three hours. and no read-out yet specifically what was discussed. of course, taiwan on top of that list potentially covid origins if it was asked and certainly joe biden has signaled that america is very concerned about climate change whether klein yeah is or not. >> american semi conductor technology and our intellectual property. >> while we were talking apparently the united states has pledged to continue to compete with china, opposed to any nuclear activity in ukraine, concerned about what is going on

in north korea and the united states wants to work with china on food insecurity, healthcare, and climate change. >> beautiful back drop. bill and dana will take over in a few seconds. once the president speaks we'll cover it. >> looks like he will be taking questions and peter doocy hopefully gets to ask. >> we'll see you tomorrow. right now "america's newsroom." >> bill: thanks, good morning. 9:00 in new york. president biden about to take questions. face-to-face meeting with xi jinping. hope you had a great weekend. we blast off again now. i'm bill hemmer. good morning. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." bill hemmer's birthday and he is here and happy for it. we'll celebrate all day and send good wishes to him. we expect president biden to address reporters after his meeting with xi any minute now. it was their