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

who is m.b.s.'s brother by the way meeting at the white house today with the senior white house officials discuss the war in israel. >> ainsley: this comes as president biden holding emergency phone call with benjamin netanyahu urging the israeli prime minister to protect innocent civilians in gaza and allow access to humanitarian aid. >> lawrence: as israel enters the second phase of the war, alarms are blaring across the israel, gaza border right now. offenses are airstrikes on hamas forces in gaza while the u.n. warns civil order is declining in the region. trey yingst joins us live on the ground in southern israel with the latest. what can you tell us, trey? >> yeah, hey, guys, good morning. we understand today, according to the israeli military, that i object fan tri troops are issue 'king deeper into gaza. i do want to show you the northern part of the gaza strip behind me. we have been watching this morning as israeli tanks go back and forth near the rubble that you see there in the distance. some of that white smoke on the

ground is from illumination rounds that the israelis are launching into gaza. they are trying to mark new targets. over the past 24 hours, 600 airstrikes have been conducted against the gaza strip. at different hamas positions. a significant amount of damage. and you see in the aftermath video here some palestinian journalists took a drone up over one of the neighborhoods that has been targeted by the israelis. some blocks are completely wiped from the map. the humanitarian situation inside gaza is getting more difficult. death toll rising. hospitals overwhelmed. yesterday, palestinians storming a u.n. food ware house inside gaza, trying to get any sort of supplies that they can get their hands on. this comes as the region braces for the possibility of the conflict behind me expanding to a broader war. national security adviser jake sullivan discussing this issue yesterday. take a listen. >> we, of course, are taking every measure necessary to protect our forces, to increase

our vigilance, and to work with other countries in the region to try to keep this conflict that is currently in israel and gaza from spinning out into a regional conflict. but the risk is real and, therefore, vigilance is high. [explosion] >> with vrabel forces operating in the northern part of the gaza strip, we have been talking with palestinian civilians. you can hear that outgoing artillery there. one civilian told me today that the israelis have targeted the two major roads connecting northern and southern gaza. an indication that they may be trying to cut off access to the fighters that would valve on the ground to the northern part of gaza and then ultimately encircle this area and burn deeper into the city. guys? >> brian: so, trey, this whole slow-walking into gaza, 100 yards at a time, two miles in, putting the flag in for us on the outside it seems surprising. they are not doing a d-day like invasion. this is a gradual push. and the flag on an area that

they never wanted and gave away i also found surprising, are you? the way they are conduct this operation was always one of the options for the israelis. it wasn't largely seen as the most likely. just simply due to the troop build-up along the gaza border. we should note it's early in this conflict. these could be the literal days of the ground invasion. it's hard for us to tell what the plans of the israeli forces are they are being so delicate and careful with the information that the israelis won't even confirm social media video that is coming out of gaza as to not give the location of their troops we do know because we have seen the video. we showed you there. the israelis are operating on the eastern and western side of gaza. on the eastern side we have seen the israeli tanks going back and forth behind the buildings that are mostly destroyed. despite the destruction, can you hear the fighter jets overhead.

they are still managing to launch rockets. we saw it from the rubble targeting israeli population centers 24 days into this war. thousands of airstrikes later and ongoing artillery has not deterred hamas from firing on israeli population centers. >> ainsley: trey, what is the latest on the hostages? i know the number is 239. they are saying that number is not final. >> hostage number continues to rise each and every day as get more information about who is alive and who is killed in the october 7th massacre. the israelis are working around the clock at the highest level to try to negotiate with regional partners and those involved in these conversations to see if there is a diplomatic solution to get any of these hostages freed. remember, already four have been released from gaza. two american citizens and two elderly women from the community ofner rose along the border.

conditions they can survive. as israelis pummel the northern part of the gaza strip, it becomes increasingly more likely that these hostages will be caught in the crossfire of the battles that are developing just yesterday hamas' brigades popped out of the tunnel engaging infantry troops on the northern part of the ground of gaza. gives you a sense not just air campaign and rocket response coming from gaza but real street-to-street fighting starting to take place across the strip. [explosion] >> lawrence: trey, we are hearing a lot of activity as you are doing this live hit and you said the word invasion. but the israelis haven't used that word yet. it appears to be an invasion, but they have used the words like raids and all of that. is this more of a semen particulars things because some of the pushback they're getting internationally? >> yeah. look. the israelis are being very

sensitive with the information here. i'm just turning around. they're launching more of these illumination rounds trying to mark targets across the gaza strip. my cameraman will pan in here so can you see that round over the tree top there. in terms of what is taking place here, we have been very careful with our information and what we are providing. what we understand right now is that the israelis are conducting an expanded raid into the gaza strip. there is no indication this is the full scale ground invasion. but, again, the vearlings aren't going to tell us if it is. so we have to be patient with this reporting. what we can confirm right now there are israeli forces operating in the gaza strip behind me. they may go in for a full days or weeks and pull out and more go in there and taking territory and adding troops. we simply won't know until it takes place. behind me they continue to mark those targets so artillery you hear in the distance can fire more accurately at gaza. >> ainsley: all right, trey. thank you so much. we appreciate your reporting. stay safe out there.

there were so many different riots and protests all around the world over the weekend. did you see the video of russia? in russia they had airport anti-israel mobs go inside this airport and storm because flight was coming in from tel aviv. look at this. two were critically injured. demonstrators were holding palestinian flags and shouting anti-semitic statements and chaos erupted that happened in israel -- i mean in russia. >> brian: a huge surprise, perhaps. and it looks like man, if you are a -- if you are an israeli or you are jewish. and you come in from israel where you just left a war. >> ainsley: just trying to stay safe. >> brian: you come in and you see this, you wonder will you be safe? am i better off in israel? >> ainsley: something they have to worry about lawrence. getting out of flight in israel when i land is this going to happen to me? >> lawrence: you had people climbing up on top of the plane. they were looking in every cavett of the plane looking for jewish people.

it is stunning what is happening around the world. >> brian: upstated new york, i.d. carrasco cornell university, ivy league school. you are slokd to find out they have a professor there inspiring since put on at cornell only getting worse. >> ainsley: heinous threats to the building and to the jewish students. they were posted online. so scenes that were posted allah akbar, glory to hamas,and calling for the slightd of throats of jewish students there the university had to get the fbi involved for potential hate crime. >> lawrence: i was talking to our producers last night and i said this is pinning out of

control. i was looking at the screenshot. i went back to old publication of campus reform found out it's not just this university it's happening all over the country. lisa, the university of california santa barbara posted image of a bulldozer with a palestinian flag flying through the border fence. >> brian: they are celebrating. >> lawrence: no professor vanderbilt file their oppress source by any means necessary. joseph masad columbia university called the attack awesome and stunning. then you look at mike at the art institute of chicago he called the jews pigs. this is happening all across the country. i would encourage anybody that has kids in college to type in their university in campus reform and see what the professors are saying about jews. >> brian: all i can tell you is tulane is 45% jewish. in louisiana, not known for

anti-semitism or it's not a hot bed for the middle east where is this coming from. riots in tulane and promises for more today. slow reaction from the president there. no one can understand where this is coming from. they are wondering is this organized fordham university today is going to have 7,000 people there for a vigil for the palestinians not the 1400 israelis that were massacred. >> ainsley: pro-hamas protesters and they were beating black hebrew israelis with palestinian flag poles. the poles were breaking. they were continuing the beating. both sides lobbing bottles and sticks. semitic particular comments social media searches for anti-jewish skyrocket -- skyrocketed on this chinese app. called we chat. and then yesterday, look look at all happening right now. >> look where -- this is just in the last three minutes.

>> lawrence: as we witness what is happening on our screen where many people are comparing to almost a second has happened because they were definitely trying to exterminate jews on that day, a pugh survey found only students age 13 to 17 are unaware of the specific time during which the holocaust took place only 38% knew how much were slaughtered during the lawsuit. we are not educating our kids, brian. >> ainsley: brooklyn bridge yesterday. they shut down the brooklyn bridge. 7,000 pro-palestinian protesters took over the bridge. they were calling for the elimination of the jewish state by any means they said. one lady, maureen edward according to the "new york post" holding a sign that said zionism is terrorism and accusing israelis as being the real killers. she said it's not a question of justified. if you are occupied, you fight back and you do what they did.

>> brian: i don't get it. this is a country that has trouble educating its own people about own history. now diving into the palestinian cause when they say that the palestinian cause they just want a state when we know that's not the case? hamas wants to eliminate israel. iran wants to eliminate israel. the states that don't, egypt and jordan, for example, the uae, they are afraid of their own people, so they're keeping their mouth shut or condemning israel. however, saudi arabia, which has moved their society forward through all their imperfections and there are many economically through peace through defense want a defense believe it or not, they're keeping on track negotiations to normalize relations. jared kushner, along with secretary of state pompeo have done more to bring peace in the

middle east than anyone since kissinger. he came out of the business world to weigh in on what is happening. he just got back from saudi arabia and he was on with maria yesterday. he irony of where he was and where he is. listen. >> one of the eye ronnie's is in american jew you are safer in saudi arabia than a campus like columbia university. i spoke at the conference. they allowed me to speak freely. what i sensed is there is obviously a very big disgust at what happened with this tremendous terrorist attack perpetrated by hamas. the people of saudi arabia have a lot of care for the palestinians civilians. so they would like to see, you know, israel accomplish the mission to make sure that the hamas could be eliminated. they're against terrorism in the region in general. >> lawrence: we got to get control of this. we lost our kids. >> brian: you see what he was saying the normalcy.

i'm in saudi arabia. everyone thought they were the arch enemy for generations of israel. and he is saying i'm there to speak openly. what your perspective. is he a jewish businessman, speaking in saudi arabia, at the height of angst within the middle east where a total war could break out and saudi arabia is going to tell me what you think. what's going on? and a lot of people are leaving this region i think today with how do we get this thing on track because normalization was heading. the one country that doesn't want this to happen in support of all of this terror, hezbollah, hamas, islamic jihad and iran. don't a acquiesce to iran's wiss and that is to turn on israel. >> ainsley: iran a long time enemy of israel and major ally of hamas. and they issued a warning -- the president issued an ominous warning to israel and to the united states warning that the nation had crossed the red lines in this ongoing conflict with hamas. >> lawrence: no one is more disappointed right now that their plan is not working is

iran. their goal was, to your point, brian, to unite the muslim world. and i think all the propaganda that's been spewing is not ending peace with saudi arabia. they are choosing prosperity over anything. and then i think after the revelations came out of that that hospital was a total fraud that they tried to put out there, no one is really buying it right now. >> brian: the people are the unrest we see in pakistan, in jordan, in egypt are for the hamas cause. but the governments know the difference. in egypt by the way open up the gates, if you care this. >> lawrence: they are not. >> ainsley: they don't want them. >> brian: set up the aid trucks >> ainsley: over the weekend is real. vigilance is high. working to negotiate with the hostage situation. those negotiations are ongoing. had to be dareful how much

information he could release for obvious reasons. he said if american troops are attacked by iran and its proxies, we will have no choice, we will respond. >> brian: he does not respond. he responded once. >> ainsley: kamala harris had an interview on "60 minutes." >> brian: what a joke. >> ainsley: what is your message and she said odon't. >> brian: they did and they keep doing and twice average. >> lawrence: not really doing anything. nobody died as a result of it. >> ainsley: when you had so many people that died in a a horrific way and hear our president and vice president say one word don't. it's ridiculous. >> brian: 60 minutes after the e hour. >> ainsley: biden administration officials will be hosting the saudi defense minister today at the white house. we are going to be monitoring that meeting as well. finally the u.n. security council holding emergency meeting after more than 100 countries voted for humanitarian

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is >> carley: we are back with your headlines, thousands morning mourning the victims attending a church vigil in lewiston. honoring the 18 people killed wednesday and killing for their families. the vigil held just days after suspected gunman robert card's body found dead in a trailer near where he worked. the family of one of those victims joins us next hour. knnewly elected leader mike johnson weighing in on the house's impeachment probe as the continue investigating the

president's son's foreign business dealings. >> are you expecting to subpoena hunter biden? >> i'm looking at that you know, i think that desperate time call for desperate measures and that, perhaps, is overdue. >> former speaker kevin mccarthy teasing issuing a subpoena for the first son several times saying hunter will take the stand when the time is right. and happening today, the world series returns to phoenix for the first time in more than two decades. the rangers and diamond backs one game apiece and battle it out in a pivotal game three tonight. former arizona great andy johnson and lewis gonzalez are set to throw out the first pitch. can you catch that first pitch and all the action tonight on fox. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. those are your headlines, downstairs to you. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. ationation specific to meet on the economics summit couple of

weeks. take a look at the recent conflicts putting the united states at odds with the communist regime. china's increased military presence on taiwan launching air and sea military drills around the island. the regime has been providing crucial support for russia's war effort in ukraine expanding its purchase of russian oil and gas and gas since moscow invaded ukraine last year. and china is one of the primary sources of fentanyl that is trafficked into the united states. last year, more than 82,000 americans died because of the drug. and who can forget, the chinese spy flight spent a week hovering over the united states early this year. those are just a few of the recent examples. on that norkts let's bring in the hudson institute senior fellow and foreign policy expert rebeccah heinrichs to weigh in on all of this. good morning to you, rebecca. thank you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. biden and president xi are going to meet together some time we think between november 11th and november 17th because that is

when this apex is happening in san francisco. what's your reaction and what do you think that conversation should look like? >> well, first of all, i would also add to your great list that china has been almost completely silent when it comes to iran-backed terrorist activity against u.s. military bases and, of course, iran-backed proxy attacks against israel. and so we know that china essentially backs the palestinian -- the terrorist attacks against israel. we have seen developing axis between china, russia and iran. if president biden goes to xi jinping hat in hand looking for help in these areas, it's further evidence that the biden administration still sees china as a potential partner in helping and doesn't understand that china is working against the united states. any time we see these activities whether it's in the middle east or russia vs. ukraine, china is swigd our adversaries because they want the united states to

be weakened and to weaken u.s. alliances. >> ainsley: what do you make of that he allowed that spy balloon to fly over our country. fentanyl is killing so many young children. we interview the parents all the time. what do you make of the president's lack of response. >> president biden seems to believe that china can still be a partner in all of this. every time whether it's blinken or joe biden or janet yellen they go to china with hat in hand and look for way tosca pit late or appease or look the other way thinking that the aggression will stop, that the provocation also stop. instead, it's ramping up. it's getting much worse. so we really do see a direct correlation between the appeasement and increased provocations in aggression. we have to take a different approach. president biden should go to xi jinping and say we understand that you are enjoying, that you are benefiting from all of these instabilities in the middle east, russia vs. ukraine. if you think this isn't a moment of opportunity where the united states is weak and on our back foot and can you move against

taiwan, you are mistaken. the united states will back taiwan. all these conversations, of course, should be happening privately. then we should move u.s. military assets, long range strike systems into the region. we should take a harder approach towards china, revoke licenses for huawei. it's not a friend. it's not going to help us on the world stage. that's the approach that president biden should take with xi. >> ainsley: thank you so much, rebecca. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. we have a fox news alert. a live look along the israel, gaza border as we have seen and heard those rockets all morning long. coming up israel is destroying hamas' terror tunnels with the bunker bombs and next guest retired army special forces. trained in those tunnels. he said they are particularly nasty in a war. is he going to explain that ♪ you can get more of what you want. with our lowest price guarantee. this holiday if you find a better price, we'll match it.

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channel. google ceo set it testify 8:00 a.m. in a major antitrust trial. we will keep you updated on the latest there sam bankman-fried will be back in a manhattan courtroom this morning for first cross-examination after denying he defrauded his customers. and president biden will sign an executive order on safe, secure and trustworthy artificial intelligence later today. we will bring you live coverage and analysis of all of these events right here on the fox news channel. now over to you, brian. >> brian: all right. thanks so much, ainsley. fox news alert. right now we have a live look. let's look together at smoke and destruction along the israeli, gaza border. i have never seen anything like this. they call it the second phase of the war. they are taking this 100 miles -- 100 yards at a time not 100 miles at a time. as you can see they are moving forward. yesterday they had 450 strikes in all from the air while moving forward. and have taken about two milesa. underground tunnels, built by hamas terrorists about $3 million each. still pose a deadly challenge.

hamas has built more than 300 miles of terror tunnels beneath their cities and they do sadly live up to the hype. even into israel some 100 feet deep making them immune to airstrikes and filled with booby strikes targeting israeli troops. they wanted the israelis to come forward. retired special forces officer liam collins wrote the book understanding urban warfare joins us now from. what can you see this seems to be a unique way to start an urban war. flatten the city the best can you knowing that maybe greatest danger is beneath the surface. >> yeah. i mean, the tunnels are particularly nasty for attacking force. a g.p.s., cell phones don't work underground. so it's easy to get disoriented. radios don't work very well when you turn a corner so communication is a problem. breathing can be a problem especially if you have to try any kind of breaching down there. this is not thinking about an enemy trying to kill with you booby traps or shooting aimlessly around the corner.

concrete walls act like funnel ricochet bullets attacking force. why israeli wasn't going to send people down there as a last resort. use drones to scout out a tunnel first. >> brian: talk about this thing called purple smoke that essentially put it in purple hair, they will put it into the tunnel and see where the smoke comes up. to see where it could connect. and how far it might go. and they also talk about using sponge bombs that kind of fill up the tunnel. just a way to avoid that one-on-one moment that hamas wants that the israeli forces don't. yeah, without auto doubt. i mean i have seen videos right, give you an example a bomb that can hit a tunnel and you don't know where it's coming out and overpressure can take down a building two blocks away because that's where the tunnel exit goes. that's why i want to put the foam or smoke or something down there to really understand what is the physics of it tunnel where does it examiner and exit

what could be some of that collateral damage you might want to avoid. >> brian: you don't want innocent people hurt. that's not the objective of the idf where it was with hamas. people don't seem to point that out. however, when they shut down the power, and shut down the fuel, it hurts hamas, and it hurts the people. evidently we are saying for humanitarian purposes put everything back on. but when you put everything back on, that allows hamas to be able to communicate. how do you split the difference? this is a normal challenge in terms of. displace out of the conflict zone. that's where you are trying to shut off power keep the fuel going. minimize that so can you get the civilians down on the south. hamas is trying to use them as human shields. doesn't want them to displace. that makes it a challenge for the israelis as they are trying to conduct this really challenging ground attack. >> brian: so, colonel, they are saying this is not the fog of war. this is the smoke screen of war.

it's pretty clear they do not want to tell us what they're doing. they don't want this to be d-day, we are coming in. >> yeah. part of what -- the smoke and obscure the movement for the israelis. right? they want to have that to their advantage. they want to be able to move at night. use that in an urban environment it's such a challenge it. takes away technological add advantage tages that they have or advanced have. attacker move underground. hide in those buildings so the israelis have got to move slowly as you said, right? this is a very slow movement, deliberate movement as you try to go in there and oftentimes you don't want to enter a structure that has a hamas fighter and do room-to-room battle. you want to eliminate that threat without going in there and putting your soldiers at risk. this is why it's so destructive. >> if you saw the threat that turkey is going to fight for -- on behalf hamas that iran says you crossed a red line and hezbollah continues to rocket

you from the north, what would concern you most? >> yeah, i mean, i think it's primarily just political rhetoric coming from turkey. and so that would be a major concern. i think really the concern is the ground fighting in gaza. and iran kind of escalating to some extent trying to launch hezbollah. try to keep hezbollah out of it and keep this focused on gaza and hamas. >> brian: going to be interesting times. liam collins, retired army special forces colonel. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> brian: right now the jewish center cornell university on guard why wouldn't they be. serious threats on jewish students out there. in new york city anti-israel protesters shut downtown brooklyn bridge. we expect more pro-palestinian period of times today at fordham law school. plus, in entertainment, matthew perry the enemy nominated actor who started in friends passed away at the age of 54. his cause of death still a mystery. we remember him, next.

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still a mystery there morning. >> lawrence: todd piro is here with what we know. hey, todd. >> todd: initial autopsy was repeated yesterday. but the results inconclusive. the coroner's office says his cause of death has, quote, deferred. meaning it's going to require further investigation from medical officials and the conclusion isn't likely to be released for several weeks. meantime tmz obtaining this dispatch audio from when first responders were called to the house and it does mention drowning. listen. >> engine 23, report of a drowning. >> perry was reportedly found unresponse snif a jacuzzi by his assistant on saturday after playing a two hour pickleball game earlier in the day. the coach says he was doing really well before his death telling people pickleball was his outlet thought it was something that could help with his recovery and he was doing an

awesome job. meantime perry's co-stars on the hit sitcom friends reportedly are drafting a joint statement to remember their friend. a source telling page 6, quote. >> the coach is reeling from the loss of their brother that's just what mattie was their brother. inconclusive autopsy. the body is ready to be released back to the family. matthew perry 54 years old. back to you. >> brian: you get word originally i guess tmz got it first. thanks, todd. he was compromised his respiration was compromised and then figured he could have went to play paddle ball could have relax good have had cardiac arrest at which time in the water could have caused the drowning. >> ainsley: in an interview when i die don't remember me for friends remember what i can. he went to rehab so many times and paid millions of dollars to

get clean and to make sure he was healthy. and then he wanted to help other people and give back. please remember me for that. >> lawrence: he has been very open about his recovery a loft his friends are saying that he was clean. he was done with that. >> ainsley: they said they didn't find drugs at the house. his parents were there. divorced in 1970. they appear to be distraught. look at the pictures outside his home. one picture where his mom is in the car and driving. keith morrison the guy dateline with the voice. >> brian: also figured, too. somebody who wrestled with addiction in front of everybody for 10 years. look back at repeats. one episode is he really skinny. the next is he a little heavy. so, they protected him like i have never seen a star protected. you just would notice yourself and say we are hearing these stories. you hear about him going in and out of rehab. one of these things where he had his problem but he didn't really abuse other people people were

pulling for him rather than taking advantage. >> always kind. you would think that was an effort to protect in the middle of it. >> we watched him. you know, we fell in love with his humor. and we connected with all the individuals on that show. and for me in south carolina, i would watch it and want so badly to have an apartment in new york and friends like that, you know. i think we were always pulling for him because we knew it was a struggle that he dealt with you about we were wishing him the best. >> lawrence: gone too soon matthew perry at age 54. >> ainsley: he didn't have children, did he? >> lawrence: i don't know. >> brian: i don't think so. he did his book. this time last year middle of the book tour. and now his book everyone is buying it again. carley shimkus you have the other breaking news. >> carley: starting in north carolina where a police officer was involved in a car crash last night. we are told the other driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the charlotte mecklenburg officer, however, is okay and not word yet on what caused the crash or if the other driver

will face charges. southern california's first high wind event of the season is fannings flames on several brush fires throughout los angeles. firefighters spending hours on sunday trying to contain the flames. that spanned more than five acres. the blaze was eventually contained with no injuries or structural damage reported. and to the nfl we go. the giants hosting the jets in the battle of new york on sunday. the jets forcing overtime. by kicking a field goal with one second on the clock before sealing the victory a few minutes later. >> elk on the way and it is gone! the jets win it. >> carley: dallas cowboys taking care of business against the rams. dak prescott scored four touchdowns as his team took home the 43-20 win. finally, the biggest upset of the day the broncos taking down the kansas city chiefs 24-9 in

first loss since travis kelci started dating taylor swift. after the game denver had a little bit of fun at their expense. ♪ [shake it off] >> carley: the stadium blasting swift's hit song "shake it off" in celebration. those are the headlines so cold and so hilarious. >> brian: one guy. because one guy dates a famous woman the whole team shouldn't have to pay. >> lawrence: the entire team is supporting this. >> brian: how could you know? >> lawrence: do you not seed. >> brian: 44 guys? >> lawrence: making ads about it. i told you she was a problem. i told you she was a problem. she didn't show up and they lose just like that. >> brian: lose after five weeks. >> brian: giant game most unique

game that nfl history. more punts than any time in 20 years. jets just basically stole that game from the giants. they should give it back. [laughter] >> brian: give the giants back. >> lawrence: i don't think it works that way, brian. >> brian: sure. weather alert. >> lawrence: colorado state patrol warning of dangerous road conditions after several inches of storm left across the state. denver seeing as much as as nine inches of >> ainsley: check in with janice dean. parents are looking at the weather because tomorrow is trick-or-treating. >> janice: a whitehall wean for some areas. look at the temperatures. very powerful early season cold front plowing across the u.s. 36 in chicago. and it's coming towards us here in the northeast. take a look at 24 hour temperature change, 17-degree difference in memphis hand louisville down toward dallas.

20 degrees from what it was yesterday at this time. we got that cold front. we have the potential for wet weather and even some snow across the upper midwest and the great lakes. snow on the ground for halloween. here is the set-up here. we have the big dip in the jet stream, a couple of cold fronts moving through. traveling southward. forecast for parts of the interior northeast and the great lakes. so, much colder than averages with the coldest halloween in years for some of these areas. so, below freezing for a lot of places, including oklahoma city. so just be aware, be like i was in canada when i was younger. and my parents would buy a cost tomb at least a size bigger so i could put my snow suit underneath. >> brian: that's canada, right? you always got to be ready. and your football only has three downs. thank you very much. >> ainsley: what? >> brian: canadian football. >> janice: now i get it and different size field. >> brian: big end zone.

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alert as the fbi investigates violent threats posted online. one disturbing threat reads, quote: if you see a jewish person on campus, follow them home and slit their throat. rats need to be eliminated from cornell. that's the full quote. 7,000 pro-palestinian protesters shut down the brooklyn bridge over the weekend. marching to anti-israel rhetoric. zionism in terrorism. fordham law is holding a pro-palestinian vigil. journalists and israeli activists emily austin joins us with her reaction. i mean, when you see a quote like that, can you believe that's happening in america? >> i can't believe that it's being tolerated more. so because i'm all about free speech but at this point it's a call to action. so is the fbi not hunting down this student and getting them off of the college campus? that part is beyond me. >> lawrence: so when i go on college campuses and talk with some of the kids know what they are saying. but there is a huge population of them that have absolutely no

clue what rhetoric they are saying and where it derives from. where does that come from. >> right, well, having been in college one year ago, i can tell you if i gave them a map and told them to point out israel vs. the west bank vs. any country in the middle east quite frankly, they have no idea. i have been saying this over and over. it's because gen z gets their knowledge from tiktok. when there is so much information being spread with no filter whatsoever. this is where they acquire knowledge from. their professors are also spreading that same false narrative. that's where they get their information from. they just chant. they have no clue on what they are saying. >> lawrence: i'm sure you saw over the weekend the show's pro-palestinian writers storming the russian airport and flooding the airport as israelis and jews are coming. what's your reaction to that? >> i looked into the city where it was taking place right next to the border of iran. very likely these are iranian refugees that grew up hating jews in iran. switched dictatorships.

now they are under a russian dictator and hate jews and being protected. >> this is the stuff -- this is the type of stuff that is tolerated in russia this jew hatred. it's not shocking to me. i'm just scared that it's america next. >> lawrence: as a jew in america do you feel safe today that you have the proper protections in this country? >> no. i am unapol unapologetically je. i have a body guard because of my appearances on tv. people are sending me their address. death threats. first thought they were all in gaza they are not. i listen to these accounts, they are here in new york. no i absolutely do not feel safe. defund the police initiative doesn't make my feel better here in new york. >> lawrence: it's a crying shame. emily, thanks so much for coming on the program. >> thank you for having me. >> lawrence: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now.