self-defense after u.s. forces in this region came under attack 19 different times. this is step one in the escalation ladder. as you know, brian, eastern syria is largely ungoverned area, forcest territory. benjamin hall end of isis bakhmut not too far away. this is step one. don't kill a lot of people. do it early in the morning. if they keep fighting you will see more airstrikes. >> brian: fully support that we see this one area here. if we move a map, and you are not seeing this but you know, this lucas, all the places we have been hit since october 17th august around here. we pick within area where there was three attacks. we know iraq almost better than the iraqis does it surprise you. >> here is the problem, brian, iraq's prime minister most likely would not green light

strikes inside his country. iraq today has almost become another province of iran today. you are right. u.s. force coofs easily strike in iraq and there are 2500 u.s. troops based in iraq. also you have some up north with the kurds in irbeal. this decision to strike is based on the map as you showed geography. not going to have the civilian cawrkteds. hardware done early in the morning when nobody was likely there. if you want to start killing forces probably start hitting a barracks not a weapons depot. >> brian: exactly. we have hit iraq before and they can protest. if they are not going to control the militias and aim at us, we are not really asking for permission. lucas, thanks so much. appreciate it. check in with you next hour. meanwhile, where does the time go in the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. i will go downstairs. ♪ >> steve: it is 7:00 on the east coast and a fox news alert. right now we are 36 hours into an all-out manhunt in maine for

40-year-old robert card. he is the prime suspect in the mass shooting that took the lives of at least 18 people and hurt more than a dozen others. >> multiple law enforcement agencies from state and federal and local are teaming up in the search. warning the public that he is armed and dangerous. >> >> lawrence: i'm here in maine outside the lewiston police department all morning long. nate foy is also on the ground here with the latest of what is happening with the investigation. nate, what can you tell us? >> lawrence, 36 hours into this manhunt now on day number two, there is no defined search perimeter. ainsley mentioned how additional federal resources are being brought in. that includes the border patrol bortac unit. the tactical unit that recently caught that escaped prisoner in chester county, pennsylvania hoar here locally state

resources are scattered out. they focused on a home in bowdoin last night. that's where robert card lives. for a moment it appeared they thought he was inside. take a listen here. >> you are under arrest. will [inaudible] ♪ >> so maine state police confirmed they served search warrants at the home. no gunshots were fired. after about two hours they left with no sign of card. authorities did find his white subaru at a boat landing in nearby lisbon, maine. so there are concerns that he may be on a boat. the u.s. coast guard confirms with fox that aviation units are searching booth behar bore. it's about 50 miles east of where we are in lewiston.

here is the lisbon police chief talking about the investigation. >> this is active scene in lisbon. we are not going to narrow it down to any area. obviously can you see we are in specific areas. it's due to different evidence that's been obtained. >> card is accused of murdering 18 people and injuring 13 more at a bowling alley and bar wednesday night. at least three victims remain in critical condition. card is wanted for eight murders technically right now. authorities say they expect that number to increase to 18 when they identify the 10 remaining victims. now, one of the people murdered you see here in the middle was joseph walker. his father talked about what he has been going through since losing his son. i go to church, i believe in the lord. i believe in jesus christ. but why do we have to go through these kind of miserable, miserable times? this has never happened in our

two cities. i know if my son was here with me. he would say he was sorry for all the others that were lost and the families that are going through what i'm going through right now. >> just devastating to hear. you can hear more from leroy walker in an interview on "fox & friends" coming up at 8:30. take a look at the kind of suspect that authorities are dealing with card is army reservist with documented mental health issues that police say included hearing voices and threats to carry out a shooting at a national guard base in maine. we are also learning that border officials in canada are on alert to make sure that card isn't trying to go north and get up into canada. of as for things here in maine, the shelter in place order remains in effect. businesses are still closed. you pretty much just see members of the media for the most part as well as law enforcement on the streets. we'll send it back to you. >> ainsley: thanks so much, nate. lawrence is out there hosting

live from lewiston. what are you seeing, lawrence? are you seeing a lot of cars? so many are on lockdown right now. >> lawrence: not many people are on the streets. except for, you know, law enforcement officials little stragglers here and there. but i think everyone knows the danger that this guy poses. he is not your usual suspect. i has the capability to take even law enforcement outs that's why you see medicined this to dick call approach. they are doing it by the books. fbi swat team, local swat team clearing all of these locations out so they can make sure the suspect isn't there. bortac is now on the ground and that's critical they will be a able to search the terrain. they have experience in that they hunt people for a living.

that's what they do. they hunt suspects for a living. these guys are trained in it. he is not going to be able to evade all of these law enforcement agencies for long. i will tell you this: the people are afraid here. and they have every right to be. we want to honor, obviously, the victims here because we lost a lot of people way too soon. and so we're going to have some of their family members later here on the program, guys. >> steve: indeed. all right. lawrence, stand by right there. let's bring in danny coulson, he has been on the program a number of times. former fbi deputy assistant director he joins us right now. danny, good morning to you. >> ainsley: good morning. >> good morning. sad day. >> steve: very sad day. it appears that there are four different things that could have happened. number one the guy could have killed himself. >> yes. >> steve: two, he could have had a car parked at that boat ramp and taken off in a car, could have taken off in a boat. or he could be hiding. >> i agree with all four of those. they're all possibilities. man hunts are horrible.

they are tough. you make mistakes. you kiss a lot of pigs trying to get there sooner or later you get him. one of the players you are not mentioning here is you. the media plays a huge role in these cases about public siding the appearance, the pictures of the bad guys and private citizens i saw him. he is over at the mcnaughtens or whatever. it's a multi-pronged approach catching bad guys. frankly, we shouldn't be here. we had a total breakdown in society with this guy. he should have been in a mental institution. and he wasn't. he is out trying to kill us. >> ainsley: you know, danny, what is happening behind the scenes? because we saw what was his name? cleaflt, the guy who shimmied up the wall of the prison a lot of things we found out tracking him. we hear tracking cell phones. we hear tracking credit cards. what are they doing behind the scenes to try to find him? >> oh my gosh, a ton of things.

it's a huge project. you have state, local, federal officials. the fbi should should be heavily involved in. this hostage rescue team along with bortac very best man hunters in the world when you talk about rural environments. they are going through cell phones. talking to anybody he has ever known. they are getting the word out. and they need to be getting the word out away from the scene. he could be in california. it's been that long. and if he had a switch car there, he should be getting -- he f. he has sense he will leave that area. i don't know if he will. these guys are not that good at evading capture except for rudolph very good at him. we didn't catch him forever. basic coordination. remember, the fbi has on ground presence in maine all the time. they know who we are. we know who they are. work together every day. and this helps. citizens need to be very, very

comfortable. i know it's probably not politically correct arm themselves. you don't want this guy to break into your house and you are defenseless. it's a terrible situation. i don't know how we deal with it. our congress, our legislators are not dealing with it. society is not deal with it. and we are going to be faced with it for a time to come. >> lawrence: danny, we are praying for law enforcement as you hunt this guy down. can you talk about the difficulty when you have got a suspect like in this has the capability with firearms and you don't know what firearms he has. you know, this is a mass effort but you have got local cops as well and some of these guys trained to gets in the stack. talk about the safety measures that law enforcement are approaching this type of suspect? >> well, need to be careful. we know what kind of gun he has. he has optical site on it

extremely fast and deadly. we are trained to do this do this for a living do it all the time they practice against each other. they run against delta. delta runs against us. so you plan to take on worst-case scenarios. let me tell you something, this guy is terrified. he is going to have a hard time even staying awake. he is going to make mistakes. if is he in a rural environment. you know what we got on our side? bugs. mosquitoes, all kinds of things. i had one guy surrender to me because he got eaten up by mosquitoes, he was a big terrorist. a lot of things working against him, too. we need to remember that they don't -- they make mistakes. i don't know we just hope they make mistakes. >> brian: do you think drugs could play a role here? do you think could be part of his mental breakdown could be

part of whether a he did what he did and now his. >> oh, no. >> no. >> not in my view. you don't know what set him off it. maybe someone in the family. maybe a sister, maybe one of his siblings. could be a close friend. i have done some negotiations, some. and i will tell you, i never allowed family to get involved until i clearly vetted them to be sure that that wouldn't light a fire under him. [inaudible] he may be there because of his wife. so you have to think about that. it's a complicated process. >> brian: i just don't know who he knew in the bowling alley. who he knew at the restaurant. i haven't heard a lot about that. and maybe we know if he is targeting somebody else. thanks, danny. >> i'm sorry. we heard his former girlfriend was known to bowl there it could be it. it could be because this is an easy target. i have done security assessments, bowling alleys. they are wide open.

they look for easy targets. they don't want to take on the cops. sometimes they do. but the easiest target is an open area like that where have you men, women and children who are not prepared for it. it's going to be hard for you and me to get in the head of the mind of a crazy person. they don't think like we do or feel like we do. all they want to do is murder and they get extreme pleasure from killing people. >> ainsley: that's a good point. danny, thank you. >> lawrence: thanks, danny. >> ainsley: okay, to another fox news alert. the u.s. carrying out airstrikes on two bases in syria that were reportedly being used by iranian-backed terrorists. >> brian: the pentagon forcefully responding after at least 19 u.s. military bases in the region coming under attack in the last few weeks. >> steve: trey yingst on the ground in southern israel with breaking news out of gaza. trey, what is happening now? >> >> yeah, hey guys, good morning. we have new developments for you. 21 days into this war, hamas

still maintains their ability to fire on major population centers. just a few moments ago in israel's second largest city of tel aviv, hundreds of thousands of people headed to bomb shelters as rockets were intercepted overhead. we were just in tel aviv at israel's version of the pentagon. meeting with israeli defense minister gallant. i spoke with gallant along with a small group of journalists about the war and the latest information he has he on the ongoing efforts of israel to destroy hamas. i could want to talk about the potential of a ground operation because first time since this conflict we got new information from the defense minister. i asked him how long this would last once the ground operation does begin. he said it's not a matter weeks but rather months. now, he wouldn't provide us with a precise date, understandably, about when this is expected to start. but there are plans underway for the israelis to go into gaza. and destroy not just military with you also governing capabilities of hamas.

i will have more on that conversation later today. but it does come as we follow developments across the region and those u.s. strikes in eastern syria overnight conducted by american f-16s against iranian linked positions in eastern syria. at this base. u.s. secretary lloyd austin releasing a statement saying, quote: these narrowly tailored strikes in self-defense were intended solely to protect and defend u.s. personnel in iraq and syria. they're separate and distinct from the ongoing conflict between israel and hamas. this is significant because since the conflict developed on october 7th, following that massacre here in southern israel, we have seen a number of attacks on not just israeli interest across the region, but also american interest. and it also comes as we are learning more about a possible attempt to strike israel from yemen overnight. iranian backed houthi rebels there. launching at least two drones that actually landed in egypt injuring at least six people. so, clearly a number of developments taking place on the ground. the israelis continuing their strikes against gaza overnight

and conducting new raids into the strip. guys, back to you. >> brian: not going to be last week. it's got to last months and could be happening soon. that's great that he was able to give that you information. thanks, trey, appreciate it. >> steve: all right. 7:15 hour here in the east coast. carsly joins us with news from los angeles. >> carley: shocking story here, guys. four mass thieves caught on camera robbing a driver on the side of a los angeles highway in what eyewitness newses say was a targeted attack. the crew allegedly ran the victim off the road before they ransacked the wrecked car. police say they were armed with a hammer and a crowbar. thankfully no injuries were reported but wild footage there jewish college students who barricaded themselves. a library after being cornered by pro-palestinian protesters say they want the president of cooper union to be fired. students say they they no longer feel safe. >> i walk around campus and i feel so much hate. i feel like i have to hide the fact that i served in the idf.

i was called a child murderer two days ago when someone found out i served in the idf. >> and to see people attend my school chanting for terrorist acts against random jewish people who don't actually have a direct hand in the conflict is extremely scary. >> carley: the college responding to the incident saying quote the library was closed for approximately 20 minutes while student protesters moved through our building. some students who were previously in the library remained during this time. and the world series it starts tonight. the arizona diamondbacks are taking on the texas rangers in game one at arlington. and former president george w. bush is set to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. this will be his fourth time pitching in the fall classic. the most memorable was before game three of the 2001 world series at yankee stadium following the 9/11 terror attacks. be sure to tune in to fox for the first pitch and all the action. coverage starts tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. game starts at 8:00.

those are your headlines, guys. something to look forward. to say. >> steve: you know what, carley and ainsley and brian and lawrence. the amazing thing about that pitch that george bush did after 9/11 was first of all it was a strike and he was wearing a flak jacket and could barely move his arms. i saw a documentary about where he was warming up under -- in the -- under the stadium with derek jeter at one point. and he could hardly move but when he had to. >> ainsley: why did he wear that jacket then? >> steve: remember after 9/11 everybody was afraid that they were going to hit the president. >> ainsley: i see. >> carley: quite a time. >> steve: is he back. carley, thank you. >> brian: coming up straight ahead, new polls spelling trouble for president biden dropping double digits in one month including with his own party. the new house speaker, mike johnson, taking no time to slam the president for his cognitive decline in a fox news exclusive. >> if you look at a tape of joe biden making an argument in the senate judiciary committee in a

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deadline. >> ainsley: looks like ron desantis there a little bit. >> steve: with the glasses. to appear on the new hampshire primary have to file by today. got do it and give a speech later on in front of the state capitol, speaking of the state capitol apparently his campaign bus was in front of the capitol yesterday. and he refers to it as his government repair truck and it appears the slogan on the bus is make america affordable again. >> brian: is he considered moderate. also in the problem solver's caucus. did he come out a month ago thanks for what you during but basically too old. try not to put down joe biden while running that not going to last. ignore the democratic party wanted to new hampshire. insult to new hampshire who has it on the docket that they have to be the first. democrats go we don't like that idea. we want to start down south in

south carolina this could change that gallup came out with a poll president biden has never a blocked so vulnerable. >> ainsley: job approval among democrats look how it's changed in september 2023, he had 86% october 75%. that's 11% change. is that cognitive decline people are worried about is it his age we see him stumbling and falling? or stance supporting israel? maybe that's what it is, which we support israel auto lot of people don't. >> brian: a lot of democrats don't. >> coincides with the unwavering support behind criticism within his own party that he is not doing enough -- not hamas but the people of the palestinian areas and that, you know, going

so slow, no hurry to tell b.b. netanyahu okay let's start the ground invasion because he does not want to anger people in his own party who he needs to vote for him in a year. >> brian: mike johnson last night was asked by sean hannity. you just met with the president two hours yesterday morning. what do you think? have you seen a change? listen. >> if you look at a tape of joe biden making an argument a few days ago and see a speech he delivers now, there is a difference. again, it's not a personal insult to him. it's just reality. this is what is concerning to us is that we cannot project weakness of any kind on the world stage right now. >> this is a dangerous time for all the things going on around the world. the world is a tinder box. a strong newark is good for the whole world. we have to project strength. reagan used to remind us all the time peace through strength. if america shows weakness, it invites aggression by our adversaries, that's what you are seeing around the world. i think that's a really important thing to remember.

>> brian: what you drilled down on, ainsley i think is important that is the democratic party for the most part, even though they get to predominantly the american jewish vote has been anti-israel. i think they had 46% prior to the attack on october 7th of approval of israel. and i don't know, i haven't seen many democrats outside josh gottheimer criticize squad like tlaib. they have no interest in the white house in marginalizing tlaib on the squad. they are just doing their thing and the meanwhile knowing that most of their party is not in support of our arguably our number one ally in the world and certainly a beacon of hope in the middle east. >> ainsley: i wonder if that will change. most jewish individuals do support the democratic party. >> how just talked to a bunch of american jewish students and they feel threatened and this is the next generation. >> there is such big jewish community here in new york where the taxes are so high. i have always been baffled why wouldn't they be republicans that are fiscally conservative?

>> steve: well. >> brian: more pro-israel. >> ainsley: and pro-israel. >> steve: this could explain the reluctance to hurry -- israel to hurry into the gaza area and maybe there will be no ground invasion. maybe it's just going to be like what we are seeing right now, these targeted things where they go in with tanks for a couple hours, blow stuff up and go back out. >> ainsley: maybe biden is going to look at the ratings and say let me rethink this. >> brian: not going to be his decision steve, that's a possibility. according to trey yingst in his meeting yesterday. it's not if. it's soon. defense secretary. >> ainsley: what if he didn't support netanyahu going in grounds invasion. do you think they would still do it? i feel like they works hand in hand. >> this is their sovereignty. >> brian, trey talked to the israelis. the travellers wanted to go in a week ago. but the united states b.b. netanyahu has got to get the okay from joe biden. if joe biden is looking at the

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gun control comes as the u.s. military carries out strikes against iran backed terrorists in syria. that was announced last night. peter doocy is live at the white house with more on how the administration is handling these two issues. peter? >> brian, in the short-term, president biden wants officials in maine to heed the guidance of local officials. in the long term, he wants to ban ar-15s. he directed this line to republicans in congress, work with us to pass a bill banning assault weapons and high capacity magazines to enact universal background checks to require safe storage of guns. this is the very least we owe every american who will now bear the scars, physical and mental of this latest attack wruns again our nation is in mourning after another senseless and tragic mass shooting. president biden is also ordering airstrikes in eastern syria overnight against a weapons deep mow and ammo storage natal were involved in attacks against u.s. troops in the region within the last week. these facilities were controlled

by iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. and the defense secretary lloyd austin is emphasizing these narrowly tailored strikes in self-defense were intended to solely to prevent and defend u.s. personnel iraq in syria. they are separate and distinct from the ongoing conflict between israel and hamas. president biden hinted this might be coming earlier in the week. >> my warning to the ayatollah was if they continue to move against those troops we will respond. he should be prepared. it has nothing to do with israel. peter beater we are told these strikes were carried out by a paver f-16s. while defense officials are not telling us exactly where they flew from, they do say they hit exactly what they were aiming at. we are also hearing that of the 2,000 troops who were given ready to deploy orders within the last couple weeks, 900 are heading to the middle east now.

brian? >> brian: it's getting serious. peter, thanks so much for outlining that. and with that let's bring in governor ron desantis who is monitoring peter's report, 2024 presidential candidate gavin newsom and debate with maybe just three others to get the republican nomination. governor, good to see you. can i have you respond to both those issues peter laid out? first off on the assault weapons ban. this guy on the loose is lethal. is he using assault weapons. is he military-trained. do you believe that president biden has the momentum behind him to do that again what bill clinton did ban assault weapons and where do you stand? >> no. i think joe biden is a fierce opponent of the second amendment rights of law-abiding citizens. he has been that for a long time. and he uses these as an example -- as a pretext to advance an agenda. he only wants to do. this guy in maine. we will get more information. hopefully they catch him soon. is he obviously very dangerous. he had a mental health intervention. this is not just a

run-of-the-mill law abiding american. something happened that he was still allowed to be out there. focus on the individual rather than trying to nuke the rights of every law-abiding citizens. then on this syria strikes, brian, it seems to me we have got troops there, it's not clear to me that we have enough troops to really make an impact with whatever they are trying to do. and, yet, we have enough troops to where they are going to be able to be targets. and so they're kind of sitting ducks there i don't know what the strategic objective of them being there is. but, this is an example of, i think, biden's rudderless foreign policy. >> brian: on the assaulted weapons ban, talk to more people than anybody else, just like august the candidates, six in 10 people say mass shootings is one of the top issues they care about that's republicans and democrats. especially suburban women worry about school shootings. how do you attack it knowing the issue matters to you it to with

young kids. >> just like we did in florida. we had the parkland shooting the year before i became governor. i took the recommendations and lessons from that and created really strong school security. we have sros in every school. we have different layouts to make sure they are hard targets and not soft targets. we 'put over a billion dollars into that. i'm the parent of a 6, 5, and 3-year-old. trust me, that school security is very, very important. to go to millions of americans and blame them, for this stuff, that's not the way to do. also, brian, i would say this. you look, a lot of the guys who commit violent crime and, yes, less than what we saw in maine a lot of these people go in and out of the justice system because of liberal, soft on crime policies. you do a crime, you should do the time. stop cycling people back out. that will make communities safer and biden doesn't want to do that. >> brian: other thing i want to do is go back to the foreign policy issue. put up a map.

i don't know if you have a monitor there. we have been hit 19 times over the last few weeks in iraq where we have 2500. in syria 900. we are hitting back. we got hit 90-plus times under the biden administration responded for. this will be the fifth. look at all those places in iraq, these militias firing at our guys. should we worry about hitting these iranian militias in iraq if the iraqi government doesn't wanted us to? >> if you harm american service members, you should have hell to pay. now, i'm not sure biden's policy with how he is deploying those troops is the right one. is he not really articulated why that's there. it seems like the risks are better than the benefits in terms of that. but, put that aside. wherever our troops are, if you are taking pot shots at them. you better be prepared to get returned fire. we're not going to let our troops be sitting ducks. >> brian: you have a major foreign apolicy address at the heritage today. the main points that separates

you from the other candidates? >> well, we're going to unveil the a whole of government approach to deal with what really is our top threat, the chinese communist party. if you look at what is happening in gaza, in israel and hamas. that's all funded by iran. who is iranens leading benefactor right now with the black market oil sales? china. you look at china and ukraine, who is russia's main benefactor? china? who represent as peer competitor to us increasingly and china. backing in an area great power rivalry. cold war age of terrorism but we have got to get the china issue right. i'm going to have a policy that's going to get that job done. >> brian: speaking of china, governor gavin newsom was in israel and went over to china number one is that debate still set. >> it is set for november 30th on fox news. i saw him over there grabbling

with jill jinping. these are two guys who locked down their people. violated their rights imposed medical authoritarianism hurt their societies same playbook with respect to covid-19. >> brian: lastly, do you think if you get the nomination you are running against gavin newsom or president biden? i'm not convinced it will be joe biden. a lot of democrats want. we have to be prepared. we may very well not face biden. we have to be a candidate take all comers. i will take all comers bring it on. >> brian: good luck with your speech today. >> thank you. >> brian: coming up on one nation saturday night senator tom cotton many people thought he would be a presidential candidate. is this the response he was looking for when it came to hitting back at iran. brett velicovich in tel aviv telling us what he are up against and larry kudlow, too. that should be interesting.

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>> lawrence: so a community in mourning as the city of lewiston reels from the death of 18 innocent people and the horrific mass shooting. here with me now is maine state representative amy bradstreet arata who owns property here in lewiston. thank you so much for joining me this morning tell me a little bit about this community because everyone i speak to they are not used to this type of attention or shootings. >> right. maine is one big small town. everybody knows everybody. and lewiston is a place where people go to do their shopping or get their -- have their entertainment. go bowling, i have been to that bowling alley many times myself. you know, lewiston has its

problems, like any city does, but we are certainly not used to the things of this magnitude. >> lawrence: what is law enforcement telling you about the developments? do they have any idea where this guy is? >> well, his car was left at a boat ramp, the jeep scott boat ramp on androscoggin river. since that time we have not had any developments that i have heard of. they are searching the river. they are searching the woods around the river and we have to remember these people are in the woods in the dark, with a professional handling a gun. i can't imagine how much danger they are putting themselves in. >> tell me a little bit about the community, we know this shelter in place stem in effect. all schools. we were requesting to get a bite

to eat during the commercial break. the stores are closed here. tell me the impact on the community right now. >> right. schools are closed. stores are closed. counseling centers are closed, unfortunately. hopefully people can, you know, get the counseling they need online and it's just not normal to shut down like this but i think it's appropriate given the situation we are in. we are used to having to stay at home because we have snow days. we get a lot of snow in maine. it's very unusual to have weather like this right now. >> lawrence: what is your message to the families of the victims that you have 18 people that we have tragically lost here? >> my heart goes out to them. i can't imagine what they are going through i know there are wives eight months pregnant lost their husbands. little children who lost their fathers, daughters who lost their fathers. and their mothers. and just, oh, it's -- i just can't even fathom what they're going through. but i think that they can take

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>> steve: fox news alert. manhunt continues for the suspect accused of killing 18 people in lewiston, maine wednesday night. while police expand the search on the ground, can can law enforcement trace the digital footprint to their advantage and find him.

here is kurt the cyber guy. usually they track your phone. apparently he threw the phone away. they found the phone. he's on his own. >> doesn't mean it does not reveal a lot. it is very quiet, but huge digital manhunt going on looking at historical data. what your phone will tell you, murderer or not, you have certain habits in your life. you can be predicted to do certain things at certain times and our phones are recording our location, what we say to other people, what we search for and gives police and law enforcement a good idea of what you might do next. >> steve: sure. in other words, if as he went to the boat ramp where he ditched his subaru outback and apparently a gun found inside that car, as well. we don't know if the gun or not.

if he had a boat prepositioned the day before or another car, the phone was reveal, he was here two days ago and in another car. >> it would and same time, if you go look online at his profile, you know, we haven't verified this is authentic, facebook mobile profile reveal the suspect holding a fish and we looked carefully at that. the bottom does reveal he enjoys hunting and does mention fishing and bowling and darts, at the bottom of the profile. what could you take away from that? the fish, reflection of his glass and i'm sure police are doing the same thing. i see a body of water, it reveals he is associated with water, a boat. is there technology on the boat that could reveal his location? unless you have a vhf radio with a beacon it is unlikely that will reveal that.

we talked about garmen and gps, does not always ping your location. what would be revealed is how he previously used his boat when he kept his cell phone. >> steve: interesting stuff. you are appearing this morning. last night in midtown manhattan, take a look what he saw outside his window. [cheering] >> you can't hide, you can never come inside. >> steve: okay. executive producer rachel says welcome to new york. this is downtown new york near city hall. and it was probably 1000 to 2000 people coming down the street and rounding to city hall area. >> steve: interesting stuff, one other thing we want to talk about, when you use ai, google's ai assistant called bard, if you are wondering, if you ask bard what is hamas, its, i'm not a language model, i'm no