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white house, which the president should be coming in shortly. griff. that's right. lawrence. william. pete. good morning. and i think we can take you maybe back to that live shot of marine one sitting in rehoboth beach, delaware. that's where any moment now we expect president biden to board that for about a 55 minute flight. he will be flying back here to the white house, where he's expected to join vice president harris in the situation room for a meeting with the u.s. hostage negotiation team. he was expected to depart promptly at 8:00. obviously, it's a few minutes after. that's why we're keeping eyes on it. the meeting scheduled in the situation room, expected to begin at 915, for the team to try and find ways to secure the release of the remaining 101 hostages. now

yesterday, president biden released a statement following the killing of the six hostages, saying this, quote, it is as tragic as it is reprehensible. make no mistake. hamas leaders will pay for these crimes, and we will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. biden has been keeping a low profile since ending his reelection bi. he was last here at the white house on august 19th and has since been vacationing first in southern california, then there in rehoboth, delaware. harris, meanwhile, also releasing a statement yesterday saying this i strongly condemn hamas continued brutality, and so must the entire world. as vice president, i have no higher priority than the safety of american citizens. wherever they are in the world. but securing a deal now may be harder than ever. former envoy for hostage affairs in the trump administration had this to say to you guys a little earlier. it may very well be that the negotiations within those separate cabinet rooms could be as intractable as negotiations with the enemy,

because in our case, we need an all of government response. every agency has to give up an equity or two to make this happen. now after the meeting this afternoon, biden and harris traveled to battleground pennsylvania to make their first campaign appearance together. as harris tries to balance presenting herself as the candidate of change, promising a, quote, new way forward, while also being the sitting vice president tied to an unpopular president's policies on things like the economy and the border. and harris also threading the needle a little bit as she has stood by president biden's defense of israel's right to defend itself, but also becoming more vocal and forceful or forceful in some ways, in terms of the plight of palestinians in gaza. we'll see whether or not either have any comments to say as we continue to watch the movement of president biden there from rehoboth, headed here to the white house. pete lawrence, emily, nice of him to maybe show up for a day of work. thank you. griff. i'm sure

hamas is shaking because of his statement right now. right. well, now we go to trey yingst, who is live with the latest on the ground there in tel aviv. trey yeah. hey, guys. good morning. demonstrations erupted across israel overnight as the country's health ministry confirmed that six israeli hostages were executed in hamas captivity. thousands of protesters blocked the main highway through israel's second largest city of tel aviv. clashes erupted between police and protesters, with security forces bringing horses and water cannons to clear the road. the demonstrators demanded that the government reach a hostage agreement and bring the remaining captives in gaza home. take a look. there are clear disagreements between israeli leadership, between israel's defense minister yoav gallant and the country's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. for the people here in the streets of tel aviv, they are not interested in politics. they are not interested in what the government has to say unless it is bringing the

hostages home. we do know that we want a deal now, because those people are supposed to be home. yesterday the unrest about the hostages shifted to civil protests with a broad general strike announced today. israel's international airport was on strike for two hours this morning, affecting incoming and outgoing flights. other transportation affected as well, including jerusalem's light rail train. now, with frustration growing across israel about the lack of a dea, president biden will meet with vice president harris in the situation room later today to meet with the american negotiating team. officials in washington will look for a way forward to move the cease fire talks from where they're at currently, trying to get both israel and hamas an exit ramp to end the war. the uncertainty about gaza comes as israel launched fresh airstrikes against the iran backed group hezbollah in southern lebanon overnight. now, today marks 332 days of war between israel and hamas. and currently, diplomatic efforts have failed. guys trey, what how do you

really believe a ceasefire is imminent? we hear talk from the white house about saying this is a final deal. i don't really know what a final deal means, since there could always be another one. but does this execution of these hostages create the opportunity for a deal with the devil, which is ultimately what israel would have to do here? it certainly ratcheted up the pressure on the situation on the ground, because, remember, these talks have been ongoing for months, going back and forth between cairo, egypt and doha, qatar, and they've been at a standstill over two major things the philadelphia corridor, the strip of land between egypt and gaza, and the tarime corridor, a supply route for the israelis. hamas says they won't sign a deal if israeli forces are there. israel says they're keeping their troops on the ground. you know, trey, i'm curious. the protesters that are in the street, the people that are upset with the administration, bibi, has not been sitting on his hands. you have the idf special forces that are going in trying to rescue the hostages. is it that they want

him to stop doing that and get the deal done, or do both get a deal done and go after them because you can't do both? yeah. the people demonstrating are for the war against hamas, but they want the hostages out through diplomatic means. they're concerned that if the conflict on the ground continues, more of the hostages will be executed by hamas and many of the protesters we spoke with said they weren't really involved in politics. they didn't have a strong opinion about the actions. the government should take. they just wanted to stand in solidarity with the families, with their fellow countrymen who are in the streets of israel, demanding that these hostages be released from hamas captivity. trey, you interviewed some of those released hostages in your book, black saturday. what were those conversations like? yeah, absolutely. as some of the reporting got under way at the beginning of this war, i thought we should write a book about this. so people don't forget about october 7th, the day this all began. and as part of the reporting for black

saturday, i actually interviewed some of the hostages that were dragged into gaza on october 7th. and then released as part of the november ceasefire deal. one woman, hen almog-goldstein from the community of kfar aza in southern israel, described to me how her husband was executed in front of her. hamas militants then in her house, killed her daughter, shooting her in the head before dragging pen and her other children into the gaza strip. it is one of many horrific stories that need to be told. people cannot forget about what happened on october seventh, and so i chronicle many of these stories in black saturday, speaking with the hostages about what it was like to be taken into the tunnels beneath gaza, some of them were held in hospitals inside the gaza strip. and then again later released as part of that november ceasefire deal. black saturday comes out on october 1st. the week where this country will mark one year since that massacre. true. i mean, we all can't wait to read it. and you're absolutely

right. it's frankly difficult to hear about, but it was unfathomable to live through it. and people did. and many people didn't live through it. so your book is paramount in for us knowing those stories, remembering them and refusing to forget about those hostages still in captivity by evil. great job, trey, thank you very much. i mean, that reminder that trey just gave us in the book is good on him for doing the work to put that in the record. you know, we're about to come up on september 11th here in this country. and yet how much have we forgotten as far as our borders are wide open and the terrorist threat higher than it's really ever been in our own nation? this is only 330 days from october 7th. it'll be the first anniversary. but when you're calling for negotiations and a cease fire, you have to remember who hamas is. oh yeah. you know, their their whole goal is the eradication of the jewish state. they murdered civilians. the crimes are everybody knows what they are. so how do you cut a deal with them? that doesn't then i just that's why i think it's been so intractable. we can't trust him. we can't remember here,

pete, because we got the little jihadis in the middle of the street protesting every single day, trying to change the way we do business in america. and, you know, when we look at this, a lot of the people in america who aren't political observers say, okay, this is just israel's enemy. they're our enemy as well. as we look at the live look waiting for the former president, i'm sorry, the current president, it may seem like former because we haven't seen him in two weeks, to take marine one to the white house, where he's going to be holding meetings in the situation room, guys. and, you >> emily: we spoke with hugh who reminded us that we are coming up on inauguration day and i'm reminded pow's whose wives lobbied the administration to make sure americans did not forget about missing and captive

prisoners. shouldn't it be biden and harris first who say we have not forgotten, this is top of mind. instead we have a commander-in-chief sleeping on the beach for two weeks. how is that acceptable and not the forefront of every voter's mind. >> pete: every crisis, plenty at home and around the world, how would you handle what is happening in ukraine? what about possible attack in taiwan, how would you handle that? do you have strategic ambiguous ambi ity policy? she probably doesn't know what that is. you have donald trump answering questions from anybody, who deterred war for years and has clear philosophy of maintaining peace through strength and what is kamala harris. she loves globalists. >> lawrence: she wants -- coronation to your point, pete,

so dangerous. asking questions is important, she needs to do press conferences so we see where she stands on every issue. there are real world consequences. we had a family member on earlier today, this is how they put it. >> as far as messaging to the israeli government, my government, it is that selling and perpetuating victory over hamas based on sacrifice of sons, daughters, grandparents, hostages in gaza, we have been at this for 11 months, hearing from our government more military pressure is going to cause hamas to come begging for agreement in exchange of hostages. that has not happened, six

bodies were returned and hostages were alive until this past week. it is absolutely clear. only way to get hostages home alive is by some kind of negotiated agreement with satan and keeping in mind all of israel's intelligence and senior command have been saying for weeks and months that is the fighting need to stop to get hostages back as many as possible alive and all of the 101 hostages still remain. >> lawrence: this father is doing what a father should do, advocate for the release of his child. hamas is a terrorist organization that wants after hostages are released which many are not released, they want to kill them.

they want them to be annihilated and that is the hard part. benjamin netanyahu, pr wise, of how it looks, the fantasy hamas will say put down your arms. last draft was sinwar wanted immunity, the person that organized october 7. when i release hostages, israel, you can no longer go after me. sorry, that is a nonstarter. that is osama bin laden saying, don't come after me, u.s. it is asinine, of course the prime minister netanyahu cannot say that. >> pete: all america had to say, you better give our people back, 100%. israel, do what you got to do to get rid of hamas. we have secretary of defense

going to tell them what targets they can or cannot hit. not our job, let them do their thing. >> emily: classes at columbia are back in class tomorrow. there is a scathing new report, we have a student joining us earlier. watch. >> the current dei method on campus and current dei office rely on that all groups can be placed in box of oppressors and box of oppressed, that is world view that reduces people. >> emily: that is right and doz kn ens arrested eleanor this year as protest broke out at the school and across the country. san francisco 49er ricky persol is out of the hospital, after he was shot in san francisco yesterday during an attempted

robbery in san francisco's union square neighborhood, which is their upscale shopping district, after he was signing autographs nearby. the armed 17-year-old suspect tried to steal his rolex watch. there was a struggle and the suspect was shot and in the hospital. boeing starliner is set to retu return. one of the astronautses there are strange noises coming from inside. listen. >> there is a strange noise coming from the speaker, can you connect to the starliner and i don't know what is making it, if something maybe connected between here and there making that happen. [sound of noise] >> butch, that one came through, it was like a pulsing noise almost like sonar ping.

>> emily: i no longer want to be astronaut. this is just days before starliner is set to return, empty and on auto pilot. summer is coming to an end with tens of millions traveling, airports are packed as 17 million people are traveling by plane. according to triple a, labor day do meft irg travel is up 9% compared to last year. adam klotz with how the weather could affect holiday travel. >> adam: weather is part of the holiday season. couple travelers back behind me. texas over here, people come to new york city for travel. do you want to shout out? >> yes, hi, dan. >> dan in texas. what about you? >> hi, we are just happy to be here, big fans of

>> lawrence:. >> adam: lj issue shout out. travel wise, i don't know when you are heading home. there are showers slowing folks down. let's dive in and take a look at the maps. most rain across texas and southeast and will be slowing us down. now things look clear. only couple of slow down so far has been charlotte, 30 cancelled flights this morning. fairly nice labor day, good day to grill and enjoy it. those are weather headlines. back to you. >> lawrence: what's up, guys? >> lj fan club. >> lawrence: i will come out and say hello after this segment. >> adam: he will come say hello. >> adam's hair, as tall as you are. >> smooth. >> looking good. >> lawrence: like a stud.

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>> lawrence: the family who invited donald trump to arlington national cemetery last week is speaking out. todd piro has more on that story. there is more to this. >> todd: a lot more. the family of sergeant nicole g ghee, invited former president tr trump. they said the biden

administration did not respond to invite to lay the wreaths. >> we invited president trump and the biden-harrisadance stragz. we were happy to welcome president trump to lay wreaths with our families and our wounded from that day. when he came to section 60 it was at our request to spend time with our loved know wos. there was not a press presence there. >> todd: white house official is disputing claims the president was invited after senator tom cotton and tulsi gabbard suggested biden had been invited alongside trump. it has been said that the former president sacred ground.

>> pete: joe biden is leaving delaware, that is a fox news alert in itself, for white house where he and vice president kamala harris will meet with the team negotiating a hostage deal. remember, there are four americans still believed to be alive and held by hamas in gaza. earlier we spoke to the family of one of them. >> the time is over for selling, p perpetuating total victory over hamas. based on the sacrifice of sons, daughters, grandparents who are hostages in gaza. >> pete: here is kt mcfarland. you can understand a father who has a child in the hands of hamas wanting that child back. a leader like prime minister netanyahu has to weigh existence

of hamas. what should he do? what does israel do? >> i think president trump said it best, finish it, finish it quickly. time is running out for bibibenjamin netanyahu, political time. white house is pressuring him, go for a ceasefire. he has domestic opposition, half the country rose up to say get the hostages out. hamas said no hostages without ceasefire. if you assign that ceasefire, hamas lives to destroy another day. they have not destroyed the tunnels, you are making invitation for next crisis, another massacre of israelis. it is a terrible position that bibi netanyahu is in.

the white house situation room is about size of big dining room, president at one end, he will get briefing from hostage negotiate ors and he will turn the secretary of defense, and turn to secretary of state, what is israeli position? intelligence director, what do we know about israel's capabilities and iran's capabilities? will iran get involved? all around the table and every head turns to the president waiting for his decision. we have joe biden who has been on vacation for two weeks and said . what would your decision be? you have dead silence. >> pete: that is right, help me answer that question, what is kamala harris' foreign policy? joe is who he is. his capabilities are what they

are. heads will turn to her, she is running for that be jo. is she more interested in winning votes in michigan than having a good out dollar come for an ally here? >> she has minnesota and michigan, she wants voters and anti-israel muslims to vote for her. in the white house, you have to make tough calls, no good, easy solution to this. whether you are head of israel or the united states. you want immunity, so you can live and fight another day. >> pete: impossible situation, you need qualified, capable, sharp folks around that table and that is not what we've had for a very long time. kt, appreciate your insight here. thank you. eyeing an escape, team trump

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nomi nomination. trump team calls out harris, watch. >> i think that the harris campaign is looking for an escape patch and refuse to accept terms of the debate that everyone had agreed to with abc. kamala harris and her campaign are afraid. she will have to answer for every bit of the last 3-1/2 years. >> lawrence: harris wants mics on, not off. she plans on getting under trump's skin while remaining calm and emphasizing his age. tammy bruce joins us now. this is the play book, trump knowing it. what should he did in response? >> tammy: he should be himself and we saw him being himself in debate against joe biden. he won the election that night. he was himself.

he was disciplined and talked about the issues and noted the president did not know what he was saying. he was able to convey points without being a bully. this is ump tr, he's a direct individual. he does not need to worry about that. new voters won't remember the 17 gop candidates in the first round. trump is experienced and knows the issues. kamala harris' problem is need to be a ghost. she wants to speak a lot of words without saying anything. it is false. trump goes back to the issues, that is why we love him. he delivered. he was specific about what he wanted to accomplish. >> lawrence: it is a different dynamic because she's a woman? she's on the stage.

as a southern gentleman, i will not go back and forth with a woman, i will be respectful and forceful, does he have to strike a different type of tone? >> tammy: now we've seen women on the world stage who are leaders, we need to see opposition leader, he needs to see vice president. if we're going to be successful on the world stage, you have georgia maloney in italy, she is strong, she does not need to be p pandered to. treat her like a competitor that thinks she can run the free world. just like joe biden, he can't run things, he's not running things, that has to be pointed out. lack of respect is when you treat someone like an infant. women deserve better.

she will complain about sexism, americans really look at our lives, we need somebody who respects us. we will not fall for those t tropes. i was thinking kamala harris might drop out. if this worked being silent and a ghost, why change it? harris is up 1.7% nationally. biden was up 6.9 and hillary 6.0. trump always outweighs the polls. she did the cnn interview and now this. they thought biden was going to be fine during the debate. i think axios called her team fra fra frankensteined, they are fighting with each other and

pulled from different places and believe they need this debate and the american people need this debate. it is up to trump to point out who is going to be the better president. >> lawrence: if it is like her cnn interview -- >> tammy: it can't be. that was editied, not live. she was able to be relaxed. when she's moved off the t template of a talking point or word salad, she collapses. american people have to see it to know what is going on. >> lawrence: tammy bruce, thank you. houston, we have another problem. starliner spacecraft making strange noises ahead of its slated return without the astronauts. >> strange noise coming from the speaker, can you connect to starliner, i don't know what is

making it. [n [noise]

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>> emily: welcome back. one of the nasa astronauts stuck in space is reporting strange noises coming from troubled

starliner capsule. watch. >> strange noise coming from the speaker, can you connect to the starliner and listen, i don't know what is making it, maybe something connected between here and there making that happen. [n [noise] >> butch, that one came through, it was like a pulsing noise almost like sonar ping. >> emily: starliner set to leave the space station on friday returning on auto pilot without the stuck astronauts. jo joining us is a former astronaut. you spent 152 days on the international space station. did you hear anything interesting? what do you think the noise is? >> it is hard to say. there was a night when i was

awakened. we were over south america and i was hearing a bunch of spanish speakers from the ground and we had the comms speaker misconfigured and picked it up from the ground. it is hard to say. i don't have data from them. i imagine it is not serious and they will figure it out soon. >> emily: all respect to nasa, these endeavors are not without risk. there has been a host of trouble some accidents, what are dangers and what risk is made worse by the astronauts being stuck in space longer than expected? >> for them, it is mostly a mental exercise. it is not danger, there is plenty of food, water and

clothing. i would have to come to grips with the mental aspect being away from family and friends. they are trained professionals, test pilots, they have the right stuff. after they get over the change that says february, they will be just fine. >> emily: what about emotional toll on the families. while you are gone or now they are past expecteda duration. what is it like being on the ground while your loved one is in space? >> i have a very strong spouse and she took care of everything on the ground. these people are military astronauts, their spouses are used to deployments and being in charge of family issues and those sorts of things while the

military person is gone on deployment. i'm sure they have their own methodology to deal with the problem and they are strong human beings. i know both of them well. sunny was my space sister and butch came in after i was an astronaut for several years. they both have the capability and will pull this off well. >> emily: we reached out to boeing and nasa, let's move to get your thoughts on this polaris, first attempt of commercial space walk. what are your thoughts on marriage between private sector and public with nasa as space evolution continues? >> i think commercial space flight is a good thing. my goal or dream for the world is everybody gets a chance to spend a week in space and a month in a third world country. i think we would change our

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>> we're back with a fox news alert. joe biden is on the way back to the white house after his long beach vacation in delaware. he and kamala harris are expected to take part in a meeting in the situation room this morning to talk to u.s. negotiators working on a deal to try to settle tensions in the middle east. >> earlier on friends k.t. mcfarland weighed in on harris's possible solution for the middle east. >> i think she has a two state solution, minnesota and

michigan. she wants to get those voters. anti-israel muslim voters to vote for her. the problem is once you get in the white house you have to make the tough calls. >> right now people are gathering in jerusalem for the funeral for hersh goldberg-polis, the american hostage killed by hamas in gaza one of six murdered hostages found in a tunnel in rafah over the weekend. >> lawrence: keep it here for updates on this morning situation room meeting and more. >> absolutely. we turn now to a few additional headlines and another fox news alert. another big win for conservatives in europe. new political party alternative for germany winning a state parliamentary election in eastern germany. one of the national leaders calling it a historic success. victory gives the afd32 seats in the 88 seat state parliament. getting the ability to block votes that require a 2/3

majority. their leaders refused to work with them. when you open borders to unfettered immigration that changes your country people want to vote for a party to defend them. in aurora, colorado, they have arrested a ringleader of the tren de aragua. this after that horrifying video of gang members taking over an apartment complex went viral. dhs official warning the gang was an emerging threat in the denver area last month. speaking of unfettered immigration and what it does. check this out. a car crashing into a phoenix couples' living room while they and pets were home last week. police arresting the driver who they say was likely under the influence. you think? incredibly the car narrowly missed hitting the residents and their pets who suffered minor cuts and injuries. the crash caused $30,000 in

damage and homeowners have started a gofundme to help pay for the damage. to basketball. caitlin clark set a new franchise record for the indiana fever for most points as a rookie scoring her 595th point of her pro-basketball career passing an wnba legend. the fevers' record is 17-16 on the season. clark now has scored an impressive 617 points and counting. those are your headlines. >> lawrence: pretty cool. >> how many games are left in the season that she can score more blowing past -- >> lawrence: improved their game. she used to be a shooter and now drives. >> have a great labor day, everybody. >> lawrence: see you tomorrow.