>> carley: a fox news alert, saudi defense minister coming to

the white house to meet with jake sullivan, secretary of state lloyd austin and several senators. you are watching "fox and friends," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. israel expands in gaza and carry out raids in west bank and targeted strikes in syria overnight and a lot of concern this conflict could spread throughout the region. >> we have no intention nor plan to send combat troops into israel or gaza. >> what is the message to iran? >> don't. >> as president biden said, just don't. >> exactly. one word. pretty straight-forward. >> todd: trey yingst live in southern israel with the latest on the war. what are you seeing right now? >> trey: good morning. we are learning at this hour, israelis have expanding ground

operation into the gaza strip behind me. the level of destruction we can see from this location is the northern part of the gaza strip, where hallies and hamas say there was a gun battle yesterday. hamas engaging israeli forces and israelis killed dozens of militants in buildings and tunnels. they are using artillery and airstrikes to destroy many positions. we have video showing the israeli forces operating inside gaza. israelis say that they hit over 600 targets, including weapons depots and staging ground for hamas. we are getting new drone videos taken showing destruction wiped from the map many neighborhoods

as israelis cordon off northern part of gaza focusing on one part of the strip where they say there is a tunnel system beneath gaza and number of different hamas positions. yesterday 24 aid trucks made it into the strip as two million civilians do need support, medicine and any food they can get you. saw images yesterday of palestinians raiding a warehouse and we expect humanitarian conditions to deteriorate. ramping up efforts inside gaza sending troops and pushing deeper into gaza city. >> carley: prime minister netanyahu is calling this second phase of the war. trey yingst, thank you so much. there is this at home.

[chanting] >> carley: thousands of anti-israel protesters shut down the brooklyn bridge in new york city. one of many demonstrations that took place this weekend. >> todd: including college campuses fordham students holding an event today and fbi investigating threats against jewish students at cornell. >> there are eventing scheduled after a weekend of chaos at harm, watch this. >> how many kids did you kill today? [chanting] >> carley: new york city still dealing with the aftermath of 7000 protesters in brooklyn

saturday calling for elimination of israel and caused temporary closure of the brooklyn bridge. one calling for freedom by any means land back by any means. we saw similar images in texas, hundreds flooded austin for what they call all out for gaza protest. at cornell, there were targeting of the dining hall had to close doors. one disturbing threat reads, if you see a jewish person on campus, follow them home and slit their throats, rats need to be eliminated from cornell. we will work to ensure the people who published them are

punished. we want to keep the community safe, we will not tolerate antisemitism at cornell. the incident has been reported to the fbi as a hate crime. >> todd: the response is against the country that was the victim. what is fascinating, you get an answer as to why it is happening. it is in the colleges and universities at the outsets and that seeps into the greater conscience and they are protesting in support of hamas, individuals who terrorized and murdered babies. >> carley: can you believe that post at cornell. another said rape and kill all

the jew women before they birth more hitlers. there is so much to be said about protests. many people protesting today are of the same group that protested with black lives matter in 2020. they hate the united states. they benefit from living in the system they are protest ing against. if these people wanted to protest oppression. turn it toward hamas. dead palestinians was part of the plan to trigger a larger war, leading to israel's defeat. a lot of protesters are angry and young, it is kind of a cringy moment when some people get interviewed, it is clear

their opinion has not fully been formed yet. >> todd: for many protesters, it is part of a woke check list they are checking off. what is fascinating about that, so many are desperately trying to push trans and those rights and if they try to espouse those virtues in the area they are protesting, they would be killed instant anuously. >> carley: in russia, airport on lockdown after pro-hamas riders targeted a flight from tel aviv. watch this. [screaming] >> carley: we have the latest on that disturbing situation. >> todd: and as israel ramps up someones to hezbollah in the north talking to a soldier

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safe. they are -- i can't specifically give you exact location where i am, we are on the border and doing what we can to protect siefs and giving everyone opportunity to return to normal, peaceful life. >> todd: how many hezbollah fighters are trying to breach the border where you are? >> it varies, you see different situations. saturday night we ordered food and they said, there are 25 soldiers that across r crossed the border. act accordingly. it is changing, not a specific number. in the north, much larger area than the gaza strip, more complicated battle in addition they have high ground and send missiles at us, whether it is civilians or military, doesn't

matter. >> you heard food and have to go fight. what is your concern in the north? >> in the end of the day, like similar to the south, we want people to live normal lives and assuming people come in and kill rape, murder, children and families, we want people to live peacefully. we have no interest in starting a war or things escalating. we want people living normal lives on both sides of the border. when i'm walking to an outpost to watch the border, i have to be careful no one will snipe at me. anyone in a green uniform, they are trying to blow us up. we have to retaliate, we have no will to escalate the war, we

want to defend ourselves. >> todd: moral of your fellow soldiers, what is it like? anybody in a green shirt, anybody wearing green is target of an attack. you are there to defend your homeland. >> i mean, end of the day, people serving with me now have families and kids waiting on them. it is not easy to be away from our kids. i came later, when they see an american coming, i know it is a difficult time, we are here together and just like i feel with any parent with a marine serving, we want everyone to get home safely and do the job that needs to be done in a safe way and hope there is not too many casualties. >> todd: what were you doing prior to october 7? >> i had held a very large gathering for the same holiday

taking place in manhattan with friends. it was unfortunate thing to wake up to. >> todd: what were you doing for work? >> i work at silver heights capital, real estate debt fund, i'm thankful to my company and bosses, who have been supportive and been there every way, shape or form. >> todd: for a lot of people getting up on monday going to work, maybe in a real estate finance company, they are not prepared to go to another land and fight a war and you are, that makes this conflict fascinating and it is a tough one and you well know that. we thank you for taking time to join us. we are praying for you, praying for your safe return and stay safe. >> thank you.

appreciate it. >> todd: safe return of 239 hostages main objective for israel and allies like the u.s. >> carley: former chief of spy agency says hostage negotiations can be successful. veteran israeli agent joins us about what issic taking place behind the scenes, stay with us. >> over 200 hostages being held, americans, french, english, this is a situation that is very tense. israel is under rocket fire and israel is conducting a mission to free the hostages on behalf of the entire world. fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say.

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russian airport locked down as anti-israel rioters storm runways looking for jewish passengers fly from tel aviv. they ripped doors off the hinges before flooding the airport. more than 20 hurt with two in critical condition. that airport will remain closed until november 6th. >> carley: prime minister netanyahu says there is the second -- 239 confirmed hostages in the gaza strip. former head of israel national intelligence agency says we cannot wait for deals without going the gaza strip. it is necessary to eliminate hamas and be open to future

deals for release of the hostages. a veteran joins us. thank you for joining us. there are people that worry about israel's goal of eliminating hamas and getting hostages back are two opposing ideas. some say both can be achieved. what do you think, is it possible? >> first of all, thank you for having me and i must thank you for your firm stand and moral compass on this issue. yes, right now the hamas is actually not negotiating and playing on time in order to convince the world to stop the ground assault. the only way to enkocourage ham

to make a deal is by putting pressure and pressure i would say putting the knife on their throat. as we go inside gaza, this is the only way we can approach in making any sort of realistic deal. any other way is worthless. >> carley: some families have told prime minister netanyahu they want all for all deal so all palestinian prisoners to be released for their family members. what do you think about that? >> this is unrealistic, you can imagine the hamas will not settle for that deal. right now hamas are not really worried about their prisoners, but more worried about their own life underneath gaza. they will not settle for any

less than stopping the attack and long-lasting ceasefire. this demand and my heart goes for them, unrealistic. >> carley: what is mossad doing right now, focusing on hostage or taking down leaders what is on the agenda? >> i cannot elaborate on what mossad is doing, but generally speaking right now mossad is focusing on two main issues. first hostages to elicit intelligence of whereabouts and

assist idf in finding them and rescuing them. and mossad is putting resources needed. and second, monitor iran, the proxies, the hezbollah and other proxies, as well, and new player in town is putin. those are the main two issues that mossad is focusing on them. down the road, we will get and reach every single person who were responsible or are part of this notorious, brutal hamas yiesz isis. it will take time and meticulous, we will be there. >> carley: prime minister netanyahu blamed his

intelligence services for failing to warn him about this attack on october 7 and he later apologized. but there are questions over how this attack could take place when israel has the best in the world, what went wrong here? >> i'm sure that it will be scrutinized and will be checked very, very thoroughly. there are few i think thises that went wrong. first is misconception that hamas deter israel from 2007, said we contained the beast. let's feed it and provide electricity and end of the day hamas will become political adversary.

this failed on 7 of october and failed other derivative of this mi misconception and have to go in and drill down and find out what went wrong. >> carley: mosad goes to great lengths, i'm sure that will be the outcome. thank you for sharing your ex expertese. >> carley: and artificial intill igence, cheryl casone will be here. >> todd: and we are examining intricate tunnel system and other challenges facing forces as ground invasion in gaza expands this morning. keep it here on "fox and friends first."

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>> janice: already taking complaints about rain across the northeast. it was a wet sunday and we have the coldest air seen in recent memory when it comes to halloween. freeze alerts as far south as big bend of texas.

we will see snow on the backside of this, we have a mix going on as the cold front brings potential of colder weather. today across portions of the upper midwest and great lakes will make for a bone-chilling halloween getting into tuesday. get it? bone chilling, i know you did. interior seksz of the northeast and ohio valley tomorrow evening, halloween for trick-or-treaters, here is snow forecast. michigan could get 8-12 inches. it is crazy. halloween forecast into the 20s and we could see snow across the great lakes and santa ana winds

return to california, leading to potential for wildfire danger. i mean, it is going to be like a canada halloween, i told you before, you have to get the costumes a size bigger to put snow suits underneath. >> todd: saturday was short and t-shirt weather. >> janice: shocking. bone chilling. >> todd: spooky, if you will. >> carley: see you soon. >> todd: smoke rising above the gaza skyline as israel expands ground forces. >> carley: one of the biggest challenges is the elaborate tunnel system. chris banwag is a marine corps colonel who served in the middle

east and he joins us now. israel has incredible technology, but there are those that say the tunnel system will neutralize that. how do they navigate this system? >> thanks for having me on. the challenges ahead for idf cannot be overstated in working with the idf, i appreciate how incredibly challenging this will be. once you get through the gaza area and into this, it is like a second city underground amplified. think about small spaces and unknown pathway. there is no natural light. recall last time you tried to navigate your own house in the middle of the night without lights, this is where their day

begins talking about tunnel warfare and underground area they have. hamas chose this battle and they have shown their barbarism. when we think about the amount of time and ability they have had to prepare it, no limit to number of traps and ambushes they can put in place for the idf and they have shown intent ho hurt israelis best they can. >> todd: there are reports bunker busting bombs are being used. there could are casualties of your own troops and hostages. explain why they work and why they will be utilized. >> that is a great question. we have used similar technology early in iraq.

you can set delay on the fuse of explosives so they will go to the depth they need to and when we think about the math and science that goes into it, the technology is there for us to be careful in the way we're applying these ordinances. there is risk to anyone underground and troops in the area. >> carley: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> todd: vice president kamala harris slapping down concern about the biden-harris reelection campaign. >> the choice is clear, bill, we are going to win, tell you that, we are going to win. i'm not saying it is going to be busy, we will win. >> carley: polls show voters are not so sure.

joe concha will break it down for us coming up next.

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courtroom. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: it's been quite a ride, the trial will continue today, probably going to go another week or longer. he began to testify on his own defense on friday, that was halted and will continue this morning. the good part will come this afternoon when the cross-examination starts. he is facing fraud and conspiracy charges. facing up to 110 years in prison for defrauding investors, wire fraud, securities fraud, one count of conspiracy to commit commodity fraud and money laundering. here is one little nugget we got from him on friday.

he says he didn't realize there was a back door or you could take customer money in ftx and transfer to alameda. he is charged with taking the money and spending on political donations and a bahama mansion, where they were living together. the ex-girlfriend has gone after him, star witness for the prosecution, see how defense playing it out. and he cut his hair. >> todd: judge not happy with the answers he's giving, you have to answer the question, you can't go off on a tangent. a lot of anticipation for this executive order on ai, what is in it? what do we need to know? >> cheryl: we have gotten the

details this morning, this is brand new. sweeping national regulation rules, if you will, to govern ai. the white house answer to what is unknown about ai. there will be new offices, task force, immigration, but within the release from the white house, issuing new rules for developers, new standard tools tests. they want to protect against risk of dangerous biological materials. there is a lot to go through, this is the white house answer to concerns that ai is dangerous. >> i'm sure biden administration love everybody to focus on ai. yesterday new house speaker said subpoena could be coming down the pipeline and targeting

hunter biden. >> we have a constitutional responsibility to follow truth where it leads. we don't use this for political partisan games like democrats have done and did against donald trump twice. >> are you expecting to subpoena hunter biden? >> i am looking at that, that perhaps is overdue. >> cheryl: possibility being floated he will direct the committee to do whatever they want to subpoena hunter biden. it is not for sure, he is thinking about it, as you heard him say to maria on fox news. no word on what happens in impeachment proceeding thchl is up to james comer and jim jordan

who can get back to running the committee and the investigation into hunter biden. >> carley: interesting you called it a desperate measure. it emzoos like the next step. >> todd: i think he wants his ducks in a row, based upon what we have reported, the ducks seem they are in a row. >> cheryl: where do the ducks lead? to a bigger duck? >> carley: keep going with the analogy. >> cheryl: let's talk football. >> todd: nope, stretching out the >> cheryl: i don't want to do this. they are making me, that is what swish means. chargers look to turn things around and chicago bears perfect team to do that against. sorry to your husband, carley shimkus, justin herbert on the

way to victory. something resembled a football game yesterday and because i'm upset about it, i will not say anything and protest and let the video run out. >> carley: shall i read it? giants host jets and jets force overtime before sealing victory a few minutes later. >> kick on the way and it is -- good! the jets win it. >> carley: jets fans are happy, todd is sad. so is that man. >> todd: they are killing me week by week. to washington now, commanders host the eagles. this grab from aj brown, one of two scores brown had on the day, helping the phillel to the victory. look how beautiful it is in d.c. four hours to the north monsoon.

dallas cowboys taking care of business against the rams on sunday. 4 43-20. ready for this? sad for swifties. denver bronc bronc taking down the kansas city chiefs 24-9 knocking chiefs out of the winners era. first loss since travis kelce started dating taylor swift. ♪ ♪ >> fun at their expense. >> so funny they played a taylor swift song after beating the chiefs. that is mean. >> todd: you have to anticipate the n.f.l. will make this about

taylor swift and when they have an opportunity to knock the chiefs, they will do so. >> carley: that is cold and funny. >> todd: okay. giants are trying to kill me, death by a thousand cuts, i'll be done soon. congresswoman jayapal. >> there are racists within the government and policies being carried out. >> todd: joe concha will respond to that. >> lawrence: coming up on "fox and friends," declining in gaza and aid warehouses are looted and israel unleashes bunker bombs. we have the latest on war coverage and at home anti-israeli protesters shut down the brooklyn bridge. and antisemitism altitude in

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♪ > vice president kamala harris shrugging experience the 2024 election despite lackluster polling of the biden-harris ticket. >> the biden-harris ticket is running neck and neck with donald trump. why are you not 30 points ahead? >> i think the choice is going to be clear -- bill, we're going to win. let me just tell you that. we're going to win. and i'm not saying it's going to be easy but we will win. i have no doubt, but i also have no doubt it's going to be a lot of work. and everyone is going to have to participate. this is a democracy. >> fox news contributor and

columnist for the messenger joe concha joins us now. she says no doubt but it's got to be some doubt because it's a jump ball right now. >> carley, didn't you hear that question? why aren't you up 30 points right now? when did "60 minutes" become msnbc. most democratic voters don't want a biden-harris sequel because they get an f-minus on inflation, on gas price, on crime making people feel more unsafe than they have ever been before. particularly in american cities. on their handling of the border or lack thereof education or lack thereof or the world feels as unstable as it has been the way "60 minutes" couched that why isn't this great ticket not up 30 points? i don't get it. because most voters don't want a biden-harris two electric booing lieu but probably going to get it any way,ed to.

>> todd: is this a one off every now and again when they go k. get somebody like a very, very complimentary "60 minutes" in order to keep her from the word salads? >> i think every now and again is probably the proper answer. kamala harris is a drag on a ticket that is already being drald by an 80-something-year-old president. once in a while they will put her out there but make sure shi goes to a place where she truly isn't challenged that used to be the mike wallace "60 minutes," this others version of whatever i am seeing as far as "60 minutes" is concerned gave her what was basically t-ball if you put a beach ball on the t. i watched this and just was utterly astounded at the questions that weren't asked of kamala harris as far as the performance of this particular ticket, todd and carley. >> carley: "60 minutes" to meet the press, congresswoman jayapal was asked about previous

comments she made about labeling israeli a racist state and she doubled down. listen what to what she said. >> there are racists within the netanyahu government. and racist policies that that israel has been carrying out. it is important for us to recognize that we need to be able to criticize the policies of the israeli government and not be called anti-semitic. i really believe that conversation is changing in a way that is not helpful. >> carley: joe, there is a real divide in the democratic party over israel. imagine how the president plays this he could lose support with the jewish or the muslim vote. and a lot of these decisions get made based on politics. >> i could tell you, carley, antidotally here in new jersey, a blue state, there are many jewish voters that are saying they will not vote for the biden-harris ticket as a result of or or at least the democratic party in general as a result of what they are hearing from

people like the congresswoman. joe biden has been steadfast as far as his support of israel, and rightly so. but, the-to-call israel racist. after, again, we're not even almost two, three weeks since 1400 penal were murdered in your homes. elderly raped, children bee headed. lit on fire. the fact that these people are supposed to be lawmakers go on the air and call israel racist, i'm sorry, i'm starting to think that maybe the term is losing its impact because it's used so often by the same people it has a boy that called wolf kind of feeling to it here except congresswoman like we just heard that always cries racist when it comes to everything. so, i'm sorry. to say this after what happened in israel democrats have a real

problems on their hands if they can't get the jewish vote. finally want to get your thoughts on the passing of matthew perry. >> well, here we had somebody who was so bee loved, obviously, by his cast members and by many that watched friends. let's put it this way and i will leave it here, carley, todd, 52 million people watched the finale of friends. think about what that number is for a moment. >> the fourth most watched show ever in history. the minute fallly of a show some loved and matthew perry was a primary reason for that this is such a shame. only 54 years old. obviously he will be missed and it really is something that says to his sobriety and the battle with it, as far as leaving this world too soon. >> carley: definitely sad news that broke over the weekend. joe, thank you so much for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> brian: right to a fox news alert. the saudi minister of defense