they have to look that way, a young developing mind is vulnerable to compare son, they look at others. i think you set it best. we know where the problem coming from it is social media. trey: i hope the kids and more importantly the parents, are listening to you, dr. safai . thank you for joining us, helping us with a challenging difficult mental health issue. >> thank you, for having me, trey. trey: thank you for spending part of your sunday with us, i hope you have a great labor day and a great week. until next week you can find us on-line, good night from south carolina. >> todd: a fox news alert. take a look at your screen. massive strike erupting in

israel after execution of six hostages including israeli-american hersh goldberg poland. there will be a meeting in the situation room this morning. trey yingst live in the middle east. out of colorado, migrant gang fears getting worse by the day. several intruders armed with guns raiding a home near sanctuary city denver. this is nod good. one astronaut stuck at the international space station says there are strange noises coming from the capsule. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this labor day. i'm todd piro, carley has the day off. breaking news out of israel. let's go trey yingst with the latest. trey.

>> trey: demonstrations erupted after israeli health ministry announced six hostages were executed in captivity. thousands blocked the main highway running through tel aviv. security forces bringing in horses and water cannons to clear the road. demanding government reach an agreement and bring the remaining captives home. broad general strike announced today. israel international airplane airport was on streak and the light rail train. frustration growing about lack of a deal, president byted will meet with vice president harris in the situation room to meet with the negotiating team. they want to move ceasefire talks forward to end the war.

israel is conducting temporary humanitarian pauses to distribute polio vaccine to palestinian children. will see 640,000 children vaccinated after first report of polio. there are no diplomatic efforts succeeded to end the conflict. >> todd: the one-year anniversary, october 7, right around the corper. bring in jonathan gilliam. how much faith do you have in biden and harris to bring remaining hostages home? >> jonathan: i don't put faith in washington, d.c. politics, i put faith in god. when it comes to biden and harris, if we look at what they display historically, they'll

push out some sound bites and make claims to appease their voters, not to upset israel too much and i don't think anything will occur. if there is airstrikes or if iran try to attack israel through the air, perhaps united states will lend a hand there. they don't risk force in the wake of political election or any type of politics. i don't see much coming out of their meeting except sound bites. >> todd: how responsible are biden and harris for the situation in israel unravelling the way it has? >> jonathan: when we look at the 50,000 foot view of this entire situation, todd, what we see, especially when you hear the reports coming from the ap about who is protesting over there and

interesting when you read the ap, they moved further and further left and make it sound as though it is nationwide protest or strike going on in israel. it is union workers, students, it's people who are on one side of a divided political election time in israel. it is just like in the united states. i have to say, what is happening over there is similar to what is happening here where politics and emotion have divided the people and way they look at critical issues is through election and through -- i would say campaigns and through appeasing these protesters instead of doing what is effective. that is dangerous and been very dangerous and that was happening on october 6 last year, that is why israel got attacked and that is the way the united states is

now. president biden and vice president harris and way they confronted iran and given iran money and freedom set up hamas and hezbollah to make these attacks and to let hamas carry out the hostage taking of all these individuals and then killing them. there is no response ever from the united states. iran never suffers. hamas only suffered because israel turned on them and same with hezbollah. united states sat back for past four years and allowed iran to grow stronger with no repercussions. >> todd: some are saying the hostage execution and strikes we just saw on the screen are going to be the turning point. listening to your last couple answers, does not sound like you agree with that. your thoughts? >> jonathan: israel is divided population, many support total

victory plan of benjamin netanyahu and those who support a ceasefire in hopes they will get hostages back. iran, hezbollah, hamas, all proxies have shown that never works with them. if you appease them, they take advantage. if you use force, they take a step back. any type of ceasefire with iran, hezbollah and hamas is only a temporary fix. they have to be shown force. the problem with total victory plan is that it is a response plan, it came after october 6 and when you have a plan that comes as a result of an attack, that plan is never quite perfect the way it should be, especially in political season like this. one other thing, if president trump gets elected and i hope he does, i'm a supporter of trump,

he need to surround himself with effective experts that understand problems and do not feel the need to appease. he does not need to surround himself with advisers and counselors that appease protesters and social media movement going in support of terrorist groups and has forgotten our allies. president, when he gets elected or hopefully does, he will remember that and won't pick washing washington, d.c. satellites like bill barr or generals that will stab him in the back. he needs real experts that are operationally sound and will not tell him what he wants to hear, but what he needs to hear. that needs to happen with benjamin netanyahu and in this can't when donald trump is

elected. >> todd: thank you. democrat nominee tim walz condemning hamas after being called out about this clip. watch. >> what is your reaction to six officers being found dead in gaza? >> thanks, everybody. >> todd: after that clip made rounds, walz posted statement that reads hamas is a brutal terrorist organization and we condemn their atrocities against america and israelis in strongest possible terms. youngkin order ing flags to be flown half staff in honor of he hersh -- today virginia, americans and world join the goldb goldberg-poland family. stop in pittsburgh today while

democrats hit sunday show to defend harris' flip flops. >> vice president is consistent on fracking? is she progressive as me or bernie sanders? no. >> todd: defend flip flop, def defelony. activists complain for state lawmaker refusing to vote on state reparation deals. we'll ask janelle king what she thinks about that next.

i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance

on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. options start at $9.95 a month. no medical exam, no health questions. your acceptance is guaranteed. and this plan has a guaranteed lifetime rate-lock, so your rate can never go up for any reason. so call now for free information,

and you'll also get this free beneficiary planner. and it's yours free just for calling, so call now for free information. experience a complete, 2 week wellness transformation with golo foods. nutrient packed meals made of pure, wholesome ingredients. golo foods offers the convenience of a lower calorie, nutrient dense meal at an affordable price. our blends are the perfect answer for your busy life and ever-increasng food costs. simply heat up your golo meal in a pan or microwave and in under 2 minutes you'll be enjoying delicious super fuel that will leave you feeling energized and satisfied. what's awesome about golo meals i work a lot so it's quick for me to pop it in on a lunch break and food is ready for me they're gonna fill me up and they have all the nutrients that i need to be full.

choose from a variety of options including beef, chicken, plant-based or egg. kickstart your journey to a healthier you and experience the difference our meals can make in your life. so what are you waiting for? visit golofoods.com today to start fueling your health one meal at a time.

the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laughs] a home router should never be a home wrecker. oo this is a good book title. craig here pays too much for verizon wireless. so he sublet half his real estate office... [ bird squawks loudly ] to a pet shop. meg's moving company uses t-mobile. so she scaled down her fleet to save money. and don's paying so much for at&t, he's been waiting to update his equipment! there's a smarter way to save. comcast business mobile. you could save up to 70% on your wireless bill. so you don't have to compromise. powering smarter savings. powering possibilities.

>> largely really nice weather across the country on this labor day. couple of spots we're paying attention to. green is around the gulf coast and southeast, that is best chance for rain. you see northern tier of the country looking nice. hot in western and cooler in midwest. 74 is the high in chicago. here is the rain i've been talking about. biggest system off gulf coast, rounds of rain in texas and louisiana. probably not horribly likely. we are not looking at major delays, one spot in yellow around florida. same area, most travel happening today, anyone lingering into tuesday or wednesday, same part of the country looking at risk of slow down across texas, gulf coasts on tuesday, same on

wednesday. we're stuck in a pattern, rainy and soggy and a lot of rounds of rain. a lot of people on the roads, top half of the country for today, really nice out. >> todd: are you doing a weather report for your hair, which appears to be so high has own weather system. thoughts? >> adam: i thought the same thing this morning, i wonder if this is okay? if you say i look cool, i like cool. i did notice it. >> todd: -- blue collar joe and pittsburgh for a rally and tim walz will be in milwaukee speaking withun yooion members at labor fest. teamsteres are not endorsing the harris-walz ticket. >> we want the opportunity to sit down with vice president harris. you don't hire someone unless

you give them an interview. >> todd: janelle king joins me now. by september, you would assume democrat party and people running for president would have locked up all labor votes by now. now yet with the teamsters, what are chances trump grabs that what would it mean for wisconsin and michigan? >> i think the possibility of president trump snagging them is pretty high right now. there is no reason for labor union when there is not any labor. that is what we're seeing. this stage of the game, kamala will have to come forward with detail of her plans and this stage we are no longer open to these wishful thinking and all of this messaging that is supposed to make everyone feel

good but doesn't have a strategy how it will create the plan and create the economic stability this country needs. right now they are looking for answers. they need something. go back to their people and say, this is a person you can count on who will ensure you continue to work and two, that your wages are at stage you can take care of your family. >> todd: we've been detailing butterflies and rainbows. when you listen to democrats answers trying to defend flip flops they are not on the same page, it is kind of a mess. listen. >> i am not the vice president of the united states, when you represent the country, you have different perspective. her values remain consistent. >> she is on fracking, is she

progressive as me or bernie sanders or others? no, she is you have mooing in a progressive direction. >> it is assign of a good leader they learn and evolve over time. she acknowledges what most acknowledge, there is not one size fits all solution for health care. >> todd: those answers all over the place. can the swing state voter see through those answers and get at the truth? >> absolutely. the problem they are having, they are expecting us to remember things from four and five years ago. you need to remind us and tell us where you stand on this, why did you stand on that and what are you going to do going forward. that is what people are looking forward to. we as americans have not had the luxury of sitting around and listening to her cackle or her messaging and biden's messaging. we are fo us canned on taking care of our family, put food on

the table and maintain our jobs. we need reminder, refresh us. don't just say her stance is the same as five years ago, no one cares about that, tell us where you are today, remind us. >> todd: interesting situation in california, protest at california state capitol after reparations bills are shelved. coalition for just and equitable california posted this betrayal cannot go unanswered, there must be a political price to pay. gone are the days of disrespect of americans. our ancestors built this state and are owed reparations. we're coming, no, we're here to get our checks and more. democrats pandor to get votes

and backtrack in situations like this when it is time to deliver. how will this impact the way specifically black voters treat the democratic party on november 5? >> they have gone beyond pandering and are lying. we know that reparations in which these individuals are seeking is not possible. it is not going to happen. we know that. it seems that people who don't know it are people advocating for it. they are either being misled are refuse to see facts in front of them. reparations we seek already exist in the american dream. we have to take advantage of the opportunities in front of us. advocate for the government to do what the government is supposed to do, remove barriers to success and remove red tape

and allow the market to stretch and work fchl we allow that, we will have reparations. we have more opportunity today than our ancestors could ever have imagined. i'm tired of them know padering and lying about what can be done and can't be done. truth is, we cannot do it economical lease, we need to move forward and push the government to stop invading our lives and tell us what they can offer rather than fighting for us to do it ourselves. >> todd: it is more than a pander, it is a lie. you are right. appreciate your time and insight. one of the nasa astronauts is reporting strange noises coming from the boeing starliner set to return to earth in a few days. strange noise coming through the speaker, i did not know if you can connect into the starliner. i don't know what is making it. something maybe connected

between here and there making that happen. >> butch, that one came through like a pulse be noise like a sonar ping. >> todd: that is terrifying. mission control is passing along the recording for investigation. the starliner will undock from the iss empty and return on auto pilot. the astronauts there will remain in space until at least february. to this, city of dallas honoring officer darren burks, who was executed by suspect who recorded that horrific crime. burks served his community as a math teacher. the principal who hired him joins us next. terrifying video out of denver,

migrant gang fears are spreading and police say they made a major migrant gang bust in another suburb. griff jenkins is live, don't go anywhere. but who passed them to her? ancestrydna can show you the people and places they came from. your genes are one of a kind, find out why with ancestrydna.

my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred vision, so it's hard to see fine details, colors that appear dull or washed out, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you think you have ga, don't wait.

treatments are available. ask a retina specialist about fda-approved treatments for ga and go to gawontwait.com >> todd: a fox news alert. police searching for three suspects caught on camera stealing from a garage in the denver suburb of commerce city. one suspect armed with a pistol and another holding a rifle. they rolled a motorcycle down the driveway to their truck. the police department says we take property crime seriously, when you bring ar-style weapon, we can't help but wonder how dangerous you really are. to aura, colorado, horrifying video of apartment complex being taken over. police arrested a member of tren de aragua, reported to be ring leader of the gang.

griff jenkins is live with details. good morning. >> griff: indeed officials warn that tren de aragua or tda gang was emerging in the area. aura police arresting this guy, cookie monster, suspected local leader of the gang. aura pd said, we're able to confirm the man, 22, is a member of tren de aragua. officered responded to report of shots fired and arrested him soon thereafter. apd had arrested him in march of 2024 for aggravated assault and he's been in ice custody since second arrest on july 28. tren de aragua, train from aragua, is a violent gang born

out of venezuelan prison feared to be taking a foot hold now in america. >> criminal organizations, these tren de aragua, they are growing in prominence, these venezuelan gangs are across the country and sinking tentacles into the united states. hold people accountable, deport people and double down on legal work visas. >> griff: officials confirm arrest of 33 violent gang members in uvalde, texas, tied to gangs like the latin kings involved in narcotics trafficking, this is in the wake of eight million plus illegal encounters under the biden-harris administration. cbp expect that number to rise in the coming months. >> todd: thank you.

dallas residents gathering to honor fallen officer darron burks after he was shot and killed execution style inside his police car. >> he was approached and they talked through the drivers side window and he recorded with a cell phone. the suspect pulled out a handgun and sculied officer burks as he sat in his vehicle. >> todd: burks was a math teacher and basketball coach for 20 years before becoming a police officer. he felt god calling him and was a dallas police officer for eight months before he was killed. former mreszant grove principal who hired darron burks joins me now. i am so sorry for your loss, no words can bring him back. tell us about your friend.

>> darron burks is an individual i've known over 25 years and an individual that as soon as he began to get out of college, i hired him as his first job as a math teacher. this individual from day one had an energy and spirit that was beyond reproach. his ability to merge and glue people together was obvious. he could communicate to different individuals, adults or children. he was dependable, shined light, glue to our school family for over 18 or 19 years and he will be missed. never released from our family because we have memories that we will live forward and have

shared in all of these years, he will be with us. >> todd: beautiful there, sir. what was he like as a math teacher? how did students respond to him? >> representation of what you have done doesn't always show up when you are living in life, but all the calls the students have made to staff, to make comments to let us know how much he was loved. that math classroom, he called it a lab and he ensured he was creative and able to engage our students on all levels and his intent was to save every child we possible can to ensure they get the best education possible. >> todd: he had a calling to

become a police officer after his time as a teacher. god called him. how important was religion and god in his life? >> burks was a very spiritual man. i have sit here over last four or five days and watched people talk about him. seldom you can find an individual where no one has anything bad to say about this person. it was that energy. when he showed up, he brought a god-like energy that was pre present, people mobilize around his communication, his love and way of giving back. you never had to worry about him, if darron burks gave his word, he committed to his word and followed through. >> todd: times like this you really question your faith, you

wonder why god took an individual like this. then you have to restore your faith and realize god has a higher plan for this individual, darron burks. we thank you for your time this mor morning, and thank you for beautiful words about your friend. if you are just joining us, breaking news out of israel. massive labor strikes after execution of six hostageses including israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin at hands of hamas. our next guest will share a message to biden and harris ahead of their visit to his city to today. n] [floor creaks] [door creaks shut] (♪) (♪)

(♪) relax, you booked a vrbo. (♪) if you have heart failure, farxiga can help you keep living life with the ones you love. ask your doctor about farxiga today. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪

pete g. writes, “my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we gotcha, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices.

better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? jealous? yeah, look at that. honestly, someone get a helmet on this guy. get a free unlimited line for a year when you buy one unlimited line. plus, get up to $800 off google pixel 9 phones. switch today! >> todd: fox news alert. massive protest happen nothing israel over execution of six hostages by hamas including israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin. labor union calling for this strike. demonstrators blocking the main highway running through tel aviv. israel main airport at a halt, workers strike there, as well. jerusalem light rail train has been disrupted. that strike expected to continue

throughout the day. and hours from now president biden and vice president harris will meet in the situation room with the u.s. hostage negotiating team hope iing to g the remaining hostages released before they head to pittsburgh for a campaign stop. jeremy cazas is a pithstsburgh resident and joins me now. should the jewish american voter be satisfied with what they have seen from the biden-harris administration? >> good morning, the beak beacon coalition focuses on well being of jewish americans in this society and want to combat antisemitism. >> todd: okay. with that in mind, hamas still

has over 100 hostages including seven americans still remaining. president biden coming out saying we will not rest, hamas will pay. he's been saying that hamas will pay for months now. jeremy, does that ring hollow to you at this point? >> it does not ring hollow to me. i think that our focus here and focusing on the overall situation for jews in america is that we have leaders that are willing to stand up against extremism within their own party. as you look at entire situation going on in middle east, impact has been drawn in here. we saw jewish students at university of pittsburgh who were attacked and those are things we're warning about with politicians who are normalizing

antisemitic and other anti-jewish rhetoric. >> todd: what do you want to hear from joe biden and kamala harris as they campaign in pittsburgh today to get votes in pennsylvania, which is the state that election will turn around? >> yeah, i think we are keeping an eye out for politicians willing to stand up against this form of hate, even when it is not politically expedient for them to do so. second gentleman emhoff was here and spoke about what is happening on college campuses and how that can impact us locally on the jewish communities. >> todd: do you think things would be different if donald trump was president? >> i think any number of things

in this country would be different, i very much believe that at this moment in america, we have a rising tide of antisemitism and hate that can derive from that can emanate from anti-jewish -- can we have leadership in this country willing to stand up for the jewish community when it is not politically expedient? >> todd: understood, thank you. democrats call ing out cnn over headline about american hostage executed by hamas. cnn reported israeli-american hostage hersh goldberg-polin has died. new york democrat richie torres, made this correction. hostages like hersh goldberg-polin did not just die, they were murdered by hamas.

ceo of the foundation for defense of democracy slamming cnn, shame on you and all media outlets that twist english language to exonerate terrorists and murderers. george clooney break ing silenc urging joe biden to drop out of this race. >> the person to be applauded to the person who did the most selfless thing since george washington >> >> todd: just to be clear, he helped force biden out of the race, right? beverly halberg will react next.

i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms.

with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fatigue, and stop further joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of death. serious allergic reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. done settling? ask your rheumatologist for rinvoq. and take back what's yours. abbvie could help you save.

>> todd: the trump campaign says clarifies is looking for an out with a little more than a week to go before their first debate. >> i think that the harris campaign is looking for escape hatch. they refuse to accept the terms of the debate which, again, everyone had already agreed to it. we agreed to it. abc agreed to it. the rules are the rules. they are not changing. kamala harris and her campaign, they are afraid. do you want to know why? because she is going to have to answer for every bit of this last three and a half years. >> a president of district. p media group and women's forum beverly joins me now. cut through all the noise of this. this has been going on for weeks now will they? won't they? mics? what's the deal? what is really going on here? >> well, we're going to have to

wait to find out what she actually agrees to. i think the way the harris campaign is running the campaign is very reminiscent of how joe biden ran his basement campaign strategy four years ago it. seems that what democrats want to do is keep haste out of the spotlight as much as possible. any time she is not around the teleprompter, they want to keep her quiet. i mean, look at the data so far. she has not done a solo interview. she has not held a pressures. and now a debate which are the same rules that joe biden agreed to during his cnn debate, she seems to be having cold feet. so i think this is going to be hard for her team to say she is not going to do this debate when joe biden did it himself. the american people are going to demand this debate. it shows the cold feet for a good reason because i think honestly see that she is struggling to be able to stay on message. also about the optics. is she optically going to have the type of not just substance

but style that that she needs? >> todd: great question trump explaining why he thinks vp harris will only do one network that network abc. >> that's the the only one she will go to. the other one is the head of abc is her best friend and her husband's intes friend, too. i had to make a decision i do want to debate. i would like to debate -- >> todd: to be clear what donald trump is commenting about a very high level executive at abc is very close friends with doug emhoff and kamala harris with that in mind to trump' point can voters trust abc to be right down the middle and impartial in debate with all of america watching? >> ? this is where america will call them out did they are not. there is bias when you deal with legacy media. it's n not a shock that abc is t

friendly to donald trump and his policies. i give him credit when he says i'm willing to go wherever i need to go debate kamala harris. again, putting a shot light on someone who seems afraid to debate him. so i think is he putting her in this tough position of having to say yes. again, it's the same rules that joe biden agreed to. why won't kamala harris agree to those same rules? i think at the end of the day, we're going to see her next week on that debate stage. i think the rules are going to stay as is. >> todd: let's create a hypothetical here. neither party can really claim victory on september 10th at 11:00 once the debate is over. both sides claim some sort of victory. basically what i'm say something it's not a bloodbath like june 26th which joe biden and donald trump debated. do you think they do a second debate? >> i don't think so at this point. i would love more debates. i'm always going to push for that but, i think this is what both candidates need to accomplish. now, for donald trump, who is very quick on his feet. i think he has to be careful

about looking like a bully towards kamala harris. stick to the policies, leave the personal insults alone. let kamala harris bury herself. now, on kamala harris' standpoint, she cannot have word salads. she has to seem demanding and even in her missing where she had tim walz on her side. eye contact was poor. there was hesitancy. shoe he has to come out in a demacommanding way if she doesnt will be bad for her. not as significant as the biden debate. i think this could seal the deal for whether or not people think kamala harris is competent enough especially in communication in order to be president. >> todd: if we remember back to what we are calling the biden debate, soon thereafter, actor george clooney wrote a an op-ed basically calling on joe biden step down e was questioned about it. his answer, curious. listen. >> you know, i -- i -- i -- i have never had to answer that question so i suppose i'll do it here. the person who should be

applauded who is the president who did the most selfless thing since george washington and that's true. >> todd: ebbs september, beverly, george washington didn't have an op-ed from a popular actor at the time demanding that he step down. where's the shame in george clooney, beverly? >> it really is quite rich. and i actually view this as typical bullying tactic. here you had george clooney who didn't do this on his own. i don't think he wrote this op-ed. he has ghost writers. i think he had democrats behind him. putting joe biden to leave and other democrats forcing him. the deal they gave him was, if you do, this we are going to praise you. we are going to talk about putting you on mount rush more. we are going to call you selfless and comparisons to george washington and best president who ever lived. this was his concession price so to speak by caving to their bullying tactics. again, i don't think the american people buy it.

most people see it for what it is. apparently with democrats, they still go on with the same narrative whether or not it's true. >> george washington didn't spend 16 straight days at a beach. george washington's experience with water was crossing the delaware and basically winning the revolutionary war. beverly hallberg, we appreciate your time. have a great labor day. we appreciate you and 49ers rookie ricky pierce sole out of the hospital after being shot in the chest during an attempted robbery in suspect's union square the 17-year-old suspect was shot by his own weapon while struggling with pears sole on the street. the mom says the bullet entered son's chest and back narrowly missing his vital organs. look at this video right here basically walking himself to the gurney there getting into the terrible and rare.

neighborhood struggled with crime causing businesses to shut down in the once thriving shopping of police chief says they will be ramping up police presence in the area. makes you wonder if we know crime is on the rise throughout our major cities why not ramp up police presence before somebody gets shot. now, to the u.s. open. defending champion cocoa goff knocked out by navarro a new yorker. koala fritz advancing to the quarterfinals for second year in the a row after defeating norway and france's making a comeback after being eliminated by ben shelton. last night he defeated top 30 globally ranked australian alexei. serena williams there in a different capacity. not on the court but a fan since her emotional goodbye in 2022. she was joined in the stands by aliquor is a keyes who sang that song about new york, i'm told.

finally one ohio highway patrol officer saving a kitten hurt on the side of a busy highway earlier this month. >> hey, bud. , hey, buddy. come here. it's okay. it's okay. >> todd: no word on how that kitten got on the highway. but luckily it's going to be okay. our producer are working on getting that kidden on the show tomorrow so carley and i, carley is back. grill that kit been to find out why he or she ended up there. that kitten is currently up for adoption. if you want that kitty, go contact that ohio precincts don't forget to set dvr 5:00 a.m. so you don't miss a minute of "fox & friends first" that lady going to be back tomorrow. enjoy "fox & friends." enjoy your labor day, everybody. ♪ ♪