that happened.ed my dad and mom, they never -- i never told them and season on the brink on coach knight comes out and this story is in there. my momda goes, daniel, did this happen? yeah, we wer were sick when youk back, i thought he is going to n feel bad and i'll get in the game first half and i did. >> laura: i don't think it is sick at all, he was rough, wasn't perfect. but when the players turned out for hi them and went after him, hundreds rallied to him and that told me kind of coach he was anf how he changed lives forever. thank you. that's it for us tonight. rachel campos duffy is in for jesse watters next. >> carley: fox news alert, secretary of state blinken back on the ground in israel, he met

with prime minister netanyahu. we will sit down with the israeli war cabinet any moment now. you are watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. israeli troops advancing into gaza. [sound of shots fired] >> todd: idf says it has gaza largest city surrounded and ready to move in. hundreds of americans still inside gaza. united states is working to get them out and the hostages released. trey yingst with the very latest. trey. >> trey: hi, todd and carley, good morning. significant developments as israel forces say they completed encirclement of gaza city. that was announced yesterday. thousands of soldiers are in gaza pushing through the strip, trying to destroy as many hamas

strongholds and tunnels as possible. forces continue to push forward, they are taking heavy losses, this week they lost 23 soldiers inside gaza. they have been ambushed by hamas to try to hold the forces off. the israelis are pushing forward air support, attack ep hel helicopters trying to target as many positions as possible. blinken is on the ground meeting. we expect the biden administration to call for a pause to let foreign citizens come out. this is taking place as the northern front -- slated to speak 3 p.m. beirut time9 a.m. eastern time and announce what

comes next on the northern front. i asked a spokesman with the israelis make of this speech and what they can expect, they say they are preparing for escalation in the north and have to be patient and wait for what comes next. israelis striking southern lebanon hoping to send a message to hezbollah to deter them from getting more involved in the fight. >> carley: russia wagner group will send air defenses to hezbollah. the idf says this war will take months, not weeks, but every update shows significant progress is being made in terms of number of hamas targets being taken out and idf encircled gaza city. where are we in this war in your estimation? >> trey: so the israelis are making progress inside gaza. the battles will get more difficult in urban areas.

deeper into the city they get, more challenging the fight will be, israeli air support does not work with with tall buildings and an urban battlefield. they are doing their job to encircle the city, they have been told to do so by israel military. the fight will be challenging. >> todd: i'm curious, more about this speech we are expecting later on today. the concern is more of an effort from hezbollah on the northern front. but the israelis and idf soldiers you speak with, is there palpable concern this could extend between hezbollah and hamas and could this expand to a larger regional conflict following this speech today? >> trey: yeah, absolutely. look, the israelis believe

hezbollah is deterred up to this point because they see the american war ships and understand israel has backing of the united states and a war would drag in the united states and help israel to destroy hezbollah, iran's biggest proxy in the region and reduce capabilities of the iranian military. israel has to be prepared for this to unravel into broader regional conflict. we don't know and israel doesn't know and have to make calculations understanding iran is playing with fire and one decision away from broader ground war. >> todd: it is one thing on one hand to have the white house rumors that they are trying to cobbel together this two-state solution again with many middle eastern arob countries as leaders in gaza and possibility based upon how today goes that maybe some your honor kos could be in a war against israel.

just so interesting and scary. thank you. in washington house passing new speaker mike johnson israel only package with help of 12 democrats. >> the bill is passed. [cheering] >> todd: the bill would send 14.3 billion in emergency aid to israel, cutting same from the irs budget to offset the cost. it is heading to the senate where chuck schumer says it is dead on arrival and he is backing president biden a proposal to tie aid to all encompassing foreign spending package. >> the president believes the sup element elemental report contains israel, ukraine, ishgsdo-pacific resource when it

coming to manufacturing submaen radios and border security. president would veto only israel bill. >> todd: joe biden's bill would cost whopping $106 billion. protesters desecrating a u.s. war memorial during a so-called vigil for martyrs. watch this. >> this is -- [screaming] >> todd: seeing more and more americans getting fed up with disrespect and have the rest of the voot to show you. >> carley: a wanted terror suspect was released after illegally crossing the border. former trump adviser will react to that next, coming up next.

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>> todd: wild story here. fox news alert. south carolina police on manhunt for driver who rammed his car into the gate of nuclear power facility last night. he was driving a 2002 toyota camry. security responded. he tried running them over before plowing through the temporary barricade before he fled the scene. shots were fired. it is not clear who fired them. the suspect was asked to leave the facility an hour before the incident. more as we get it. >> todd: meeting with prime minister netanyahu and herzog this morning. >> as you push israelis for

humanitarian pauses, are they supposed to sit back and let hamas attack them and attack them and attack them and not fight back? >> we have been crystal clear that israel has a right to defend themselves. >> pause means they can still shoot back? >> peter, we're giving them security assistance almost everyday. do we advocate pauses by both sides, to get americans out, to get aid in? you bet we do. that does not mean we are calling for a ceasefire, there is a difference. >> carley: john was -- perfect person to talk to about all of this. thank you for joining us this morning. what do you make of this message coming from the white house regarding a pause in the war? >> thank you, carley, this is actually clean-up on aisle five for john kirbiy, my successor in

that job. he is somebody issue he's got a tough client. this is somebody, president biden was at a fundraiser and there was a question, are we going to do a ceasefire? instead of telling her know, let the israelis do what they need to do. president biden said no, i'm not for a ceasefire, but i'm for a humanitarian pause. they asked john kirby if this is a shift in position? kirby has to do the dance and say in some way this is nothe a change of position, it was complete change of position. we need to be backing the israelis, letting them make the call and we can supply support and financial and material support. we need to stand back and let them do their job. it is not for us to do that. >> carley: john, you think this may have been a mistake by the

president, off the cuff comment to the protester when delivering a speech a couple days ago, he said there was going to be pause in the war and he supported it and now clean up on aisle nine? >> exactly. he was clearly caught off guard by this protester and wanted -- the thing biden is caught between his base, which is very much pro-israel and fringe he needs which is anti-israel particularly in michigan, suburbs of deerborn and others and can't win reelection if he fails to get that muslim vote in michigan, he has to do the dance and did not want to tell this protester he was not with her. he changed policy on the fly and you better believe it was change in policy. >> carley: ask you about russia, we are learning wagner group will provide air defense system sa-22 to russia.

this shows bad actors are interconnected and adds concern to how deeply hezbollah could get involved. >> hezbollah is firing missile into israel, the one counter attack israel has to deal with is to launch own rockets, which are more sophisticated than hezbollah rockets. this system, this sam system being given them by the wagner group, that blunts the counter attack and it can actually allow hezbollah to draw israel into broader front on the north front while pursuing war in gaza. this is troubleing and we need to follow it over next few weeks to see how bad this is in terms of blunting israel's capability. >> carley: bill melugin sent a

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watch list and this is somebody in the country and apprehended two weeks after he was here. this is exactly the wrong time to be letting people in porous border and everyone need to be held accountable, wray or mayorkas or biden. >> carley: there are untold number of bad actors in the country, how do you stop them? that is concerning. john, we have to leave it there, thank you for joining us. thank you. >> carley: we showed you this terrifying video of a wanted murder suspect opening fire on illinois state trooper. the brutal ambush left him with a brain bleed and fractures on the face and skull. >> todd: this morning that trooper's mother will join us with an update on his condition. stay with us.

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complaint fire is this big. >> carley: throw them all out. >> todd: illinois state trooper cody chapman breen recovering after being shot by a chicago murder suspect last month. illinois state police releasing this shocking dash cam video showing the moment. he had a brain bleed. he fled the scene. next part of the video pay be tough to watch. he was hit by a police victim, he will be brought to court when he is released from the hospital. co cody's mother joins us now. thank you for being here, i'm sorry you have to go through this. ho how is your son doing right now? >> he is doing awesome. he is truly a miracle, making

great strides every single day. >> todd: that is awesome to hear. what is next major step in his recovery? >> right now he is doing in-patient rehab at a local hospital here. he is doing tremendously. the doctors and nurses are shocked how quickly he is recovering. he is doing in-patient rehab to make sure he can walk and get around. right now he's on crutches. >> todd: amazing, after seeing this video again, he is on crutches this soon, has your son talked about what happened the night of the attack? >> yeah, he was just making an ordinary traffic stop and approached the car on the passenger side like he normally

would, exchanged things like, let's see your drivers license and that type of thing. he did notice a gun under his leg and started backing up as you see in the video. then it went from there. >> todd: as a mother, hew excruciating is it to watch this video? >> i've only watched it one time when they showed it to us. it is heartbreaking, actually. this is something that i see on one of my cop shows that i watch. yeah, it's just very hard. very, very hard. >> todd: you never think it will happen to your own son. why did he want to become a state trooper? >> well, this is something he's wanted to do since junior high. you know they have them do reports on what you want to do

when you grow up. he said he wanted to be a policeman. you think most little boys want to be a policeman or fireman. when he became a freshman, sophomore in high school. he decided of all agencies, he wanted to be a state trooper and started building his resume to accomplish that. that is what he did. he is very adament about his job. >> todd: he's a true hero, if you want to help out contact illinois state police. chris chapman green, thank you, we are praying for you. >> todd: hunter biden acc accusing -- >> carley: dives into the house investigation and criminal gun case in delaware and tells his side of the story, interesting perspective there. we will go through all of it

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>> carley: israeli forces say gaza city is surrounded and they move further into the gaza strip on foot. they face clashes in the north bank this morning. >> todd: jonathan, what is the latest on the ground there? >> jonathan: good morning to you. there is growing concern about potential for violence across the west bank given the level of

anger felt among palestinians here. overnight, nine palestinians were killed by the idf in various locations throughout the west bank. we are in ramallah. this is friday, traditional day of prayer and traditional day of protest and that is of great concern to israeli forces. we are like 25 minutes away from when muslims gather at the large mosques in and pray for something like 30 minutes to an hour and they gather in protest and that is when we've seen clashes before many times over many years with the idf. this is a different time all together and great concern that protests could turn into

widespread violence in the west bank. interesting, the political situation, the palestinian authority more moderate than hamas, but what i can tell you in the west bank, there is w widespread it's00 not given enough support to hamas. in fact i spoke to one gentleman here a short time ago, who is well connected and he said if elections were held here now in the west basic then hamas would win those elections. you can imagine how chilling a thought that is for israel right now. great concern about the political future in the west bank. great concern about potential for violence over the next few hours. >> carley: there has been a lot of indication iran has been shipping weapons into the west bank. it looks like a lot of heavy

weaponry where you are standing in the west bank today. thank you for that report and please stay safe. jonathan hunt live in the west bank. >> todd: shocking what he said about the hamas election. turning to this, hunter biden says they are weaponizing his drug addiction in a campaign against his father, the president. >> carley: brooke singman has more. >> brooke: the president's son released this in "u.s.a. today" and it detailed his battle with addiction. over four years ago, i chose life over addiction. each day consisted of a bottle of vodka and as many hits on a crack pipe as possible. hunter accused his political foes of having fruitless

congressional investigations. hunter is referencing probe into his family businesses. looking at whether he was involved in or benefited from his son's bees dealings. many dismiss hunter as he speaks out. listen. >> i don't want to say addiction had nothing to do with it. if hunter biden had excellent business skills, companies across the world wanted to pay him money would be better story for entire biden family than the fact this money did go to someone not particularly stable or making good decision. it speaks to corruption of the biden family business. it was about joe biden's influence. >> carley: president biden received $40,000 from his

brother james biden in 2014. james comer says those records prove his family lound laundered the money from china. chinese cash was filtered through several hunter-linked bank accounts. regardless of what they are dismissing and call sham investigation republicans vowed to continue to follow the money, watch. >> the evidence comes in and we follow the truth where it leads. i believe we are coming to a decision on it. we are in the impeach -- >> brooke: first time hunter is speaking out since pleading not guilty last month out of special counsel david weiss's investigation. >> todd: joe concha is here now.

this is not about addiction, this is about "u.s.a. today" allowing biden to white wash the biggest bribery scene in the history of this country, foreign bribery scene. >> joe: what the real story is here, the fact his bank account and many in the biden family, their bank accounts look like phone numbers, millions of dollars basis on influence pedalling in china, ukraine and russia and big question is is the president and the united states compromised and is it affecting foreign policy? that is the big story here. we get woe is me, "u.s.a. today" allowing hunter biden to use this platform. >> carley: i've read the sidelines, i think there

grammatical error in it. >> todd: it is nothe right. >> carley: there is this headline in liberal online publication. this headline says maga and christian nationalism are bigger threats to america than hamas. this writer goes on to say americans revel and despite free thought and independence and are happy to play games with the government should the down, they want no separation of church and state. they want a country surrounded by walls scomb first amendment guarantees them any way to worship the way they want while forcing the rest of us to worship the way they choose. >> joe: this is written by a white house correspondents,

bills himself as a reporter. he says devout christians and supports of donald trump is more threat to this country than a terrorist organization that slaughtered americans and holding americans captive right now as part of hamas horrible war over there. in salon magazine prints this. >> carley: did he write that headline or did somebody else? >> joe: the editor will usually finesse it or change it out right. it doesn't matter. point of the piece matches the headline. the fact this was printed -- my dream is to own a restaurant one day called karma. all the bad press, they deserve it. >> todd: he was kept in check when working for playboy.

now that he has a platform, it is bad, i did research, joe, last time i checked, i did not see any evangelicals massacres families in their home like hamas did. we have to be laser clear on that. >> absolutely. goes along with criticism of house speaker mike johnson and his faith. this is stunning. criticism deserved to say the least. thank you so much. >> todd: joe is perfect and we love him. house condemning support for hamas and hezbollah on college campuses. it had overwhelming support, guess which handful of democrats voted against it? >> carley: new york city protesters vandalize a u.s. war memorial during their vigil last night. watch this. >> you know what00 ago

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>> carley: cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: we have smart viewers, i'm sure they can guess who voted against it. the squad, in fact, 22 lawmakers. the vote was 396-23. the usual suspects there on that screen in front of you. this resolution to ensure that there is no longer a hostile environment on college campuses and i'm sure jewish students and jewish faculty have free speech. look, things signed in the resolution are things we've been talking about. the arrest at cornell happened this week. george washington university, people putting up signs that say "glory to our martyrs," obviously pro-hamas. a congressman said this, the

people's house sent a message, we support israel. >> carley: seems like a pretty clear message to me. >> todd: if i'm a jewish democrat, i am flummoxed and upset because may party has abandoned me if i am a jewish individual. sbf equals. >> cheryl: is it bad when the jury comes back really fast? toxicology bernie madoff four days, sam bankman-fried, four hours. >> cheryl: book. his parents are legal scholars. when they came back into the courtroom, they were sheet white, they knew it would be bad for their son and it was.

sam bankman-fried found guilty on all seven counts and faces years in prison. his lawyers still defiant. watch. >> my client, mr. bankman-fried maintains his innocence and we'll continue to vigorously fight the charges against him. >> cheryl: the prosecuting attorney, i thought this was brilliant, listen to what they had to say. >> it's a warning, this case, to every fraudster out there who thinks they are untouchable or their crimes are too complex for us to catch, or too powerful for us to prosecute or they could try to talk their way out when they get caught. those folks should think again. >> cheryl: he thought he was too smart for them. don't invest in something you

don't understand. sam bankman-fried is perfect example of someone who thought i will make it seem like i'm the smartest person in the room and he funneled billions of dollars from ftx to alameda research. the jury agreed. >> carley: he is facing 110, that could be life in prison, he's not feeling good this morning. this morning the president will meet with latin american leaders today, is that on the agenda? >> cheryl: leaders from mexico, panama and costa rica. we continue to see this invasion of what we're seeing at the southern border and listen to what one caravan leader had to say about what is happening at the southern border. >> you think they care about the united states when this makes in

one day 7000 people paying 300, $800. every country has been providing and charging them and pushing them in. all the way to the mexican border. >> cheryl: mayors from chicago, houston, new york, he was supposed to go, mayor adams did not, whole other story. another topic. they are asking the white house for 5 billion each to deal with the crisis. >> carley: keep one eye open on fox news channel, coming up on "fox and friends," jason aldean sits down with ainsley and talks about career, his album and controversy over his hit "try that in a small town."

>> artist that influenced you most? >> alabama, the group alabama, they were the b beatles for me, the band i wanted to figure out everything they were doing. alabama and george strait, that is probably a reason my music sounds like it does because of those two artists. definitely a huge influence over the years and as a kid growing sxup learning to play guitar and sing. >> carley: what a fun interview, watch the full interview on "fox and friends." good job. republicans just flipped the governor's mansion in democrat by over 25 points and they are hoping to have the same result in kentucky. >> todd: republican candidate daniel cameron, will tell us what he believes the winning message is right after this. what? is your... garden in idaho?

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>> carley: republicans are hoping to take the governor's mansion next week in kentucky where the state's attorney general is challenging democrat governor andy beshear, it comes just a few weeks after republicans successfully flip louisiana blue to red by nearly double the vote. >> todd: will they be able to do it again? daniel cameron joins us now. a.g. cameron, great to have you here. >> thank you, guys. >> todd: the polls give your opponent the lead. why do you say those polls are wrong? >> look, we have been running all across this state feel strongly we are going to win november 7th. the polls are showing that this race is tightening. we are going to be the next governor at the commonwealth of kentucky. grateful to be the attorney general right now and going to be honored to serve as the next governor of kentucky. >> carley: it is interesting that such a red state has democrat governor.

so, when you are out on the campaign trail and talking to voters, what are they saying are the issues that are impacting them the most? >> >> well, look, they want good schools. they don't like bidenomics, which has given us record high inflation and war on coal. and they want violent crime under control. and this governor has failed us on all three of those issues. and then we add on top of the fact that this governor shut our chunks down. shut our schools down for nearly two years and our small businesses. you need a governor that's going to stand up to the values of kentucky. that's the type of governor i will be. >> todd: andy beshear is one of the most larr governors in the country you one of the most popular attorney generals in the country. why did you take this moment to take him on? >> well, you need leadership that is going to reflect kentucky values. and obviously donald trump endorsed this campaign for governor. and he feels very strongly about my ability to lead this state for the working men and women of this commonwealth i feel

strongly keep our churches and businesses and schools open. going to eliminate kentucky's income tax. i'm the only candidate in race that says i'm going to eliminate kentucky's income tax. if you want more of your hard earned money in your wallet to pay for bidenomics, right now it's harder to buy groceries, it's harder to buy gas. it's more expensive to secure child care, let's eliminate your income tax. i have committed to doing that, making sure we have world class schools that are about reading, writing and math and aren't incubators for liberal and progressive ideas. we are going to win on november 7th. i'm confident of it. i think we are going to see polling today that demonstrates how confident i am in this race that we are going to win on november 7th. >> in the first debate governor beshear said you are overly partisan. having a governor who is too partisan is dangerous. what's your response to that? >> look, i'm standing up for kentucky values. what is dangerous is a governor who shut down our schools and

our kids have significant learning loss because of it. look, i tell people all the time, this is not about republican vs. democrat. this is about crazy vs. normal. and it's crazy to have a governor here in kentucky who would openly endorse joe biden for president. but that's what we have in andy beshear. it's crazy to have a governor who would let 2,000 criminals out of jail, but that's what we have in andy beshear. i'm going to be the next governor of kentucky because i'm standing up for the working men and women of this commonwealth. we're going to get past the crazy beshear-biden agenda and we're going to return to the values of kentucky and the values that made this country great, whether it be faith, family and community. we're going to get back to those things here in kentucky after november 7th. >> todd: it will be interesting to see if this is a referendum on joe biden. we will be watching this coming tuesday. daniel cameron, thank you very much. good luck to you, sir. and, with that, "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody. it is 12:00 noon in tel aviv. right now ourselve