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>> steve: it was a world record. we will tell you about that buckle up. pourselfself whatever you drink in the morning. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ we will start with this straight to that fox news alert. as many as 7,000 anti-israel protesters flooding the streets of new york city yesterday flightd those flares and setting off smoke bombs and making demands. >> steve: in downtown manhattan yesterday, protesters unveiled a massive palestinian flag and a free palestine banner as well. >> brian: some even proudly waiving the hamas flag. do you believe that? meanwhile thousands gathering in jerusalem yesterday. they were morning the loves the hicks so hages murdered by hamas last week. >> lawrence: trey yingst is live in tel aviv but we begin with mark meredith live at the white house for the biden administration response to the protest. mark, what are they saying? >> mark: lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. good morning, friends. these protests in new york city

were organized as to make sure that they wanted to flood new york city for gaza. but the white house is saying these protests were inappropriate, to say least. given the latest news out of the middle east. the crowds we saw in new york were estimated to be quite big between 5,000 and 7,000 people. spotted all throughout manhattan, including union square and fifth avenue. there are reports some protesters were told to cover their face to avoid surveillance. even take steps to avoid being tracked. at one point we did see some smoke bombs go off. over the holiday weekend, the white house weighed in writing: it is especially heinous to express support for hamas on this same day as the funeral for an innocent american hostage who they brutally murdered. this is a moment for all americans to come together and stand against anti-semitism and against the sickening hate and evil that hamas represents. on monday the president also meth with national security team. the meeting coming amid continuing efforts u.s., qatar and egypt to negotiate the release of all the remaining hostages. the president also told reporters if the israeli prime

minister in his view should be doing more to end this crisis. >> mr. president, do you think it's time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue? do you think is he doing enough? >> no. >> the president also said last night that he would eventually speak with the israeli prime minister. the white house also putting out a statement on behalf of the president saying he was both devastated and outraged to learn about that 23-year-old american among those executed last week. steven, brian, ainsley and lawrence back to you. >> steve: i have a question for you. white house, particularly now the harris campaign, does not want to see these protests spread back to campus because that is a message that is not helpful to her campaign. but, they know it's going to happen. so, what are they going to do about it? >> you are right. it's going to bring the issue front and center. steve, if we see any of those protests like we saw at the end of the school year back in may and june. those images out of columbia. no one is going to forget any time soon.

these images we saw yesterday are quite stunning, especially in a place like new york city where there is a huge jewish american population. whether or not we see a more forceful push back at this point, it's unclear. and there is obviously going to be some electoral calculus when it comes to any of this messaging when you look at places like michigan a battleground state where there is a large arab american population there as well. >> brian: thanks so much, mark. it's upside down world. have you six hostages. one of which was an american, executed, the prime minister of israel that's getting the below back. it is our president of the united states who pressed on the prime minister saying is he not doing everything possible to bring them back. can you believe that? and then in new york city, 7,000 people show up organized. obviously, and they march and cops can't stop them. they tried to get in this ware way before they got washington square park. they kicked them aside. why is that in the george floyd protest you can't touch them. so you have to escort them. >> ainsley: happening the very same time that hersh's parents

are burying their son over in jerusalem. they live -- he grew up outside of or in the chicago area. and his mom, rachel, spoke. she was crying and she said for 23 years i was privileged to have the most stunning honor to be hersh's momma. i will take it and say thank you. i just wish it had been for longer. then she said finally my sweet boy, finally, finally, finally you are free. >> steve: it was heart-breaking. amid all those pro-palestinian protesters yesterday, there were a couple of counter protesters, and in particular, one guy with an israeli flag was bee rated. they said. >> brian: crazy. >> steve: put that piece of blank in the garbage. say it cloud, say it clear, we don't want zionists here. people called counter protesters supporting israel baby killers. >> lawrence: excuse me? >> steve: one who identified his name as bruce to the "new york post." nobody is pushing back. these people are misinformed.

i'm going to show you a sound bite that shows exactly what bruce is talking about. here is somebody driving by in a car yesterday with hamas flag. and a reporter asked him what they thought about the fact that an american had been executed, and wait until you hear what they say. watch. >> an american was executed yesterday by terrorists. are you okay. >> he deserved. >> it he deserved it. >> sure. >> why is that? >> what business does he have? >> what business is he at a music festival dancing with his friends. >> israel killed him. >> israel killed him? >> not hamas. >> lawrence: these people are misinformed. they believe this. existence. there is going to be a lot of them to return to these college campus. you know part of the theory in new york when it comes to a lot of the jewish americans, within the country, a lot of them are democrats. and they protested with the george floyd protest for equal justice. they were upset about what took place. and they are wondering why all

the people have gone into the shadows and won't protest with them when they just simply want to exist. and it goes to the question to joe biden. going after netanyahu. i wish someone would ask the president of the united states when is he going to start doing something to get the american hostages back home? there has been no raids to do that. there has been no support to do that. we have some of the best hostage rescuers in the world. and none of them have been deployed to go get our people back. >> ainsley: joe biden is blaming netanyahu, when look at this, this is what is happening in his country. right here in america. >> lawrence: it's unbelievable. >> steve: that soundbite was from an activist. not a reporter. >> brian: quick thing to add what does this mean for the election? it means everything. if you are pro-israel. just know "the washington post" reports, at&t cording to a key aid. vice president harris will conduct a full review if elected of u.s.-israeli policy and could be open to imposing conditions on some aid to israel. that's where it's heading. that just not an attempt to get

michigan. that's the type of stuff she is saying. when you blow off netanyahu's address to a joint session of congress when you have a chance to sit behind him and look like -- look presidential, vice presidential in charge? you got the message. it's not a netanyahu problem. because you will see the next prime minister, when it comes to eradicating hamas and not backing down, they are not going to change. there they will be different domestically. >> ainsley: netanyahu tried strike a deal with hamas in may and august. hamas said no. he is trying to do that also sending the idf into that area of gaza to try to rescue these hostages. many of those men and women have died. >> steve: how do you negotiate with cold blooded killers. >> ainsley: terrorists living >> brian: living in tunnels. >> lawrence: that's why they skewed the six hostages. the idf was knocking on their door and getting close. days before they reached them tow they decided to edges executed. >> brian: two days. >> lawrence: the hostages. they plan on from some of the

reports release the video to torture the family. >> brian: they did release it. >> ainsley: they. did you interviewed the ambassador and he said he seen the video. chief foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us live from tel aviv from israel. trey, good morning. >> yeah, hey, guys, good morning. the psychological warfare of hamas continues. overnight the group released a statement through their military spokesman abull, and in that statement, they said the militants guarding hostages in gaza have been given new instructions about what to do if israeli forces approach. they insinuated that more hostages would be killed if the idf tries to rescue them. the statement came after a funeral was held for american citizen hersh goldberg poll flynn jerusalem. thousands of people lined the streets to pay their respects as his parents eulogized their son. >> hersh, if there was something we could have done to save you and we didn't think of it, i beg your forgiveness. we tried so very hard, so deeply

and desperately. i'm sorry. >> once again, hamas tried pressure israel during this time by releasing a new video showing the hostages alive. after the execution of these six israeli captives, there are new questions about how the war will end. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke overnight at a press conference. he made clear he is not willing to compromise on the issue of the philadelphia corridor, a strip of land between gaza and egypt. where israeli troops are currently deployed. there were also protests outside netanyahu's house in jerusalem. as demonstrators here in israel demand a deal to release the remaining hostages from gaza. now, overnight, i received a long statement from a senior hamas official who blamed israel and the united states for the execution of these hostages. of course, that official provided no evidence to support the claim. but it gives you a sense of where the organization stands right now on the possibility of negotiations. they are blaming israel and the americans for the deaths of the hostages that they killed roo

than sitting at the negotiating table we showed the video from the streets of new york. there is a big strike in israel yesterday from the largest labor union talk a little bit, if you would, about how israel itself is deeply divided as well. there are some people hostages back. others who are on netanyahu's side you got to crush them when it comes to hamas. >> trey: a lot of division in israel about what should come next. a harder campaign inside gaza or a deal to release the remaining hostages. this divide goes the whole way up to the very top of the israeli government between benjamin netanyahu and the country trips defense ministerio lava gallant. i have been at the protest in tel aviv the past few days i can tell you there is a striking difference between what is taking place on the streets of tel aviv versus the streets of new york city. i saw some of that video that

you just showed earlier in the show. i think two things should be pointed out here as someone who has reported on the ground in the middle east for the past six years. these demonstrators have no idea what they are talking about. some of them are carrying the flag of saudi arabia. not the flag of hamas. when there's a sword at the bottom, that indicates it's a flag of saudi arabia from the house of sawed. is aud.you hear calls attacks at jewish citizens in the united states. it's shocking. when you see the name of what this demonstration was. i saw it just yesterday on instagram the flier for that demonstration in the streets of new york. it was called flood new york. now, we should note, the octobek saturday, the military wing of hamas called it the alocks is a flood. and they wanted to make a comparison here about what was taking place in the streets of new york and what took place on the morning of october 7th when fighters came from the gaza

strip and slawtedders civilians in their homes in southern israel. remarkable to see how many people are dressed in the streets. people dressed as the spokesman of the wing of hamas. man i interviewed before. while these people are playing dress up in the streets of new york. we are reporting on the ground about the reality of the situation. the reality is that no one wins in this conflict. there is a lack of empathy there and sad to see in the streets of united states. >> brian: so uneducated. don't you think, trey -- and i know you got to go. don't you think it's worthy of a justice department investigation on the financing and the organizations behind these protests? >> yeah, if you see any of the fliers for that demonstration that took place in new york. there are dozens of logos underneath them. and all of those organizations are funded. they receive money and support from people in the united states and around the world. it's worth looking, into again, this is not about opinion or

taking a stance. this is about the reality of what is taking place. and the american people deserve to understand what's happening, who is funding it, and as part of our work as journalists to investigate. >> ainsley: trey a lot of people that you talk to that are from israel and also americans and they live here, they will say that they are now -- they used to be democrats and now they are voting for donald trump because of this single issue. what are you hearing on the ground there? >> people here in israel are watching the american elections closely. understanding that the outcome in november will directly effect their country. but they are also listening to the rhetoric that's taking place in the united states. it's critical. something we have talked about on air a lot, right? can you call for the protection of civilians in gaza amid this war. that is important. and a reasonable thing to do and something that we have tried to pressure the israeli military and government on about the strikes that are taking place in gaza. but there are people who are calling for the protection of civilians but are not mourning

or discussing the hostages executed by hamas in gaza. the rhetoric in the united states is certainly being watched here in the middle east there. is a directed connection to what is taking place in november. and the israelis understand that the war is not just focused on gaza. they are taking daily rocket and drone attacks from hezbollah in southern lebanon. they are fighting the houthis in yemen and of course ongoing threat from the islamic republic. the iranian regime in tehran. >> brian: seven fronts. >> lawrence: hoping people are listening to trey. someone embedded with hamas one point try to understand. talk with senior officials. talk with one of the first american reporters on the scene there for him to talk about what is happening in america versus what is hang within the organization. i think people should listen to your words, trey. thank you so much. >> ainsley: trey was there every day. he was there on october 7th and been working almost every day since and saw the body cam video of hamas going into these can i

bits. >> brian: could netanyahu be doing more to get a hostage out and he said yes. is he doing everything he can? no. that's why -- that one word, not a press conference. a casual answer. >> lawrence: stops negotiations immediately. >> steve: i know a number of my friends in new york city, they are jewish and this next election is a one issue election for them. >> ainsley: look on social media, that's what you hear over and over. >> steve: more on this throughout the morning and the day as well. switching gears a bit. illegal migrant from honduras arrested after he was accuse of stabbing a teenage girl at baseball game in indiana on saturday. >> ainsley: this coming as a new report reveals migrants are making up 75% of the arrest in some parts of new york city. >> brian: multiple arr arrests h the same people. griff jenkins is here with more. griff? >> griff: good morning, guys,

the border crisis hit home in the midwest this weekend. let's start there previously deported illegal immigrant from honduras was arrested sunday following intense manhunt in indiana after he was deemed a person of interest. here he is you see him. deem must gabriel, 26 years old old. lake county sheriff's office says the manhunt began saturday after a 14-year-old girl was stabbed in the hand with a butcher style knife while at her brother's baseball game. when the girl's mother tried to help. the migrant also tried to stab her before fleeing. the teen girl is okay. was treated and released from a hospital. yanes was apprehended sunday after cops spotted him running through a cornfield. investigators say he was in the process of trying to cut her his to change appearance and evade law enforcement. he had been previously deported in 2018 and, quote, may have been engaged in criminal activity across the united states since returning illegally. meanwhile, as you mentioned, ainsley, in new york, police

sources tell the "new york post" 75%, three out of four arrests in midtown, manhattan for crimes like assault, robbery, domestic violence, are migrants. in parts of queens, they say the figure is more than 60%. and, guess what? they blame sanctuary laws for this spike. and it's interesting to point out mayor eric adams change those sanctuary laws to try to get it under control. finally, if you dig a little deeper in this "new york post" article, it talks about the rise in that tren de aragua. that dangerous venezuelan gang that's taken a foot hold in parts of the country like aurora, colorado and new york city remember they were tied to the shooting of two nypd officers. they say this threat is growing by the day. guys? >> and, griff, in that "new york post" article, it also talks about these same migrants who game the system to come into the country they know exactly how the system works in the sanctuary city. they goal steal some stuff, they

know they will get arrested but they will be out in 15 minutes. >> griff: that's right. in fact, there is a quote in the article from an anonymous person that works in the courts, that says come mondays, it's all migrants. guys? >> ainsley: thank you, griff. if you read that article, too. it talks about a 31-year-old migrant. he came into this country earlier this year. been arrested five times. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: latest arrest walking into the target store and getting some pants. >> steve: and a beer. >> ainsley: and a beer. i wanted to change my clothes and sit down and think. >> steve: i didn't know target sold beer. >> lawrence: not just tren de aragua within aurora that is going back and i don't know what the interim police chief is talking about in aurora really not a problem. is i council members, community members showing video. >> brian: governor says that, too. >> lawrence: governor saying that's nonsense he wants to be governor. apartment complexes that they are taking over. now reporting going on in chicago that the gangs within

chicago in the tren de aragua are going back and forth. so, we got i. >> brian: so american gangs are fighting foreign gangs? >> lawrence: back and forth. >> brian: you know charlamagne tha god people telling him that the gangs are taking on gangs. that's where new york is heading. but you are seeing chicago heading there first. unbelievable. >> steve: beware. all right, 20 minutes after the top of the hour carley joins us with news from venezuela. >> carley: big news. venezuelan drug issuing arrest warrant for the former presidential candidate gonzalez as part of a criminal investigation into the results of the july election that both the ruling party and its opponents claim to have won. this as venezuelan leader nicolas maduro's plane is now in florida after being seized by the u.s. government. u.s. officials capturing the private plane in the dominican republic. the justice department says the private plane was illegally purchased through a shell company. maduro was not on the plane at the time it was sized. within the last hour, rescue

teams resuming their search for two missing boaters in southern connecticut after a boat carrying 9 people struck a jetty last night. one person was found dead and six were hurt and taken to the hospital. the extent of their injuries currently unknown. multiple agencies including the coast guard joined the ongoing search for the two missing boaters. and check out this incredible video here. florida deputy defying odds after suffering a catastrophic fall. that is master deputy hal davis from the orange county sheriff's office. he was paralyzed after falling off a ladder two years ago. but he surprised his co-workers at his retirement party last week by walking in unassisted. davis was told to prepare for a life in a wheelchair but, underwent intense therapy to regain his movement. god bless him and congratulations. competitive eater joey chestnut defeating cobe appeary in a

one-on-one hot dog eating contest breaking his own record for the most hot dogs ever stuffed gown the gull let in 10 minutes. >> with a total score of 83 hot dogs eaten a new world record holder it's joey chestnut. >> chestnut previously set the world record in 2022 eating 76 hot dogs in 10 minutes. enough to the record is 83 hot dogs in 10 minutes. he is getting better and better. >> steve: i heard he never thought he would break 80 and now 83. this particular contest they could not. apparently in the nathan's hot dog thing can you take them out of the bun and eat them separately. in this one you could not do that you also could not dunk the hot dog in water. had you to eat it the regular way. >> carley: different rules. >> brian: like collin quinn. number two how do these hot dog

eaters look so fit? >> carley: i know. >> steve: do it once a year. >> brian: i'm sure he practices. >> ainsley: won $100,000. the two of them are the biggest competitors in this sport. >> carley: competitive eating. >> ainsley: they make each other better they are trying to beat each other. >> brian: like bird magic very similar. hot dog hall of fame soon. >> steve: thank you very much. >> brian: if they did k. get the votes from the writers. 23 minutes after the hour. a new report revealing a majority of biden zero business experience is there any wonder americans don't know if they can afford a harris presidency? >> ainsley: stephen moore wrote the report. and he's next. ♪ go on, take the money and run ♪ go on take the money and run ♪ and who doesn't love a good throwback?

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transfer of u.s. troops killed during the afghanistan withdrawal at dover. brooke singman has the story. >> kristen welker making that

exchange sunday during interview with tom cotton. cotton was criticizing president biden and vice president harris for ignoring gold star families on the third anniversary of the withdrawal from afghanistan where 1 service members were killed during an attack at abbey gate outside of the kabul airport former president trump attended a ceremony to honor the fallen service members at arlington cemetery last week. cotton pointed out those families also invited biden and harris. listen to. this the families also invited joe biden and kamala harris. where were they? joe biden was sitting at a beach. kamala harris was sitting at her mansion in washington, d.c. she was four miles away. 10 minutes. she could have gone to the cemetery and honored the sacrifice of those young men and women. but she hasn't. she never has spoken to them or taken a meeting with them. >> they did meet with them during the dignified transfer. they were with them during the dignified transfer. >> nbc posting the correction after the show seaing, quote. on our broadcast this morning we

incorrectly implied that both president biden and vice president harris attended the dignified transfer of 13 american service members killed during the afghanistan withdrawal. biden was in attendance. but harris was not. the families of the 13 service members say they haven't heard from biden or harris. steve? >> steve: all right, brooke. thank you very much. meanwhile, this week, kamala harris is expected to continue pushing her economic vision on the campaign trail, including taxpayer funded home buying assistance. and a ban on price gauging. -- oops, i mean gouging. as a new report reveals that a majority of biden-harris appointees who deal with economic policy have zero years of business experience. you cannot make it up. author of that report and trump economic adviser stephen moore joins us right now. hey, steven, good morning few. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: okay. so, the headline is as you look at our economy, which right now

kind of sucks. it starts to make sense. according to your survey, the top six people in this administration, who deal with economic stuff, the top six people, the number of years for all of them combined, 14. an averages of 2.3 years. you want people dealing with the economy who know what they're doing. they don't have them. >> well, steve, i like you to use the analogy if you were getting on an airplane and you walked by the cockpit and the two pilots were sitting there saying i don't know how to fly this thing. [laughter] >> steve: right. >> would you want to get on that plane? so this is exactly what has happened. and explains a lot, discount it, about the mismanagement of the economy under biden. why we have massive 20% rise in inflation. why we have had, you know, the biggest increase in our national debts in the history of the country. why we have so many americans who can't afford to buy a house. and why two thirds of americans

feel like the direction of the country is wrong. i think it really gets to the point -- and, by the way, i don't think this was an accident that -- joe biden and kamala harris haven't hired people with business experience. i think it's just because they don't like business. >> this is a -- if you look at kamala harris' program and her proposals, these are the most antibusiness proposals of any major candidate in your or my lifetime. one other quick thing if i may, steve. not only are we saying these people have never run a business. you would like to have some people actually met a payroll and known how to make a profit, i'm saying, that most of them have never even worked for a business. >> steve: yeah, and that's the extraordinary thing. that also includes joe biden, kamala harris, and tim walz. kamala harris worked and she worked at a mcdonald's for apparently during college that doesn't count.

you are absolutely right. how many times have we heard and i saw a statistic. apparently during the trump administration, the average people who worked on the economy, they average 13 years in business as opposed to the biden people who average 2.3 with the top people. so, that just makes -- you know, when you look at the way these things work. if you want to run the government like a business. you have to know how a business works i'm not saying everyone should have business experience. foreign policy experts. focusing on the people key regulators, key advisers in the white house who are making major economic decisions. and if they have never worked for a business, how would they know, for example, let's take the price gouging kamala harris never worked in a business, never run a business. how would she know how to set prices? how would she know how to make a profit? by the way. donald trump is a businessman,

he has 50 years experience in business. and i think that's why you are seeing-oh, i want to mention one other thing. joe biden's people are leaving, they will be out in january one way or the other. except i'm here to tell you if kamala harris were to win this race, it would just be musical chairs, steve, they will just reassign these people to other positions, we need to bring some people into this administration that know how to run something. ened unfortunately they don't. it shows with the policy proposals. >> steve: just make sure when you get on that airplane, those people know how to fly the airplane. >> steve: airline where you got those head phones, by the way? >> ha ha. how did you know? i knew all the way do they look good on me steve? >> steve: they look great. they match your eyes and your tie. thank you, sir. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: all right. meanwhile, 25 anyones before the top of the hour a fox news alert. abbott israeli protesters took to the streets of new york as

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♪ >> lawrence: fox news alert. columbia university students return to class as thousands of anti-israeli protesters flooded the streets of new york city. this week making horrific claims like these. >> an american was executed yesterday by terrorists. >> he deserved it. >> he deserved it. >> sure. >> why is that? >> what business does he have over there. >> at a music festival dancing with his friends? >> israel killed him. >> israel killed him? >> not hamas.

>> columbia university student joins us now edan, thanks so much for joining the program. when you hear protesters in the middle of the street with flags of hamas and making claims like that, what goes through your mind as you return to campus? >> thanks for having me. i mean, it's utterly disturbing. an american citizen was just executed in captivity by a u.s. terrorist organization, a terror proxy the islamic republic of iranian. these protesters inspirational on campuses like mine have been so empowered in their support for this terrorist organization that you literally have leaders of hamas and islamic republic issuing statements of gatt tuesday for them and for their protesting. i mean it's appalling and frankly very frightening. >> eden, we took a look columbia university students and some of the things we have been able to document. some were chased out of dorms, spat on, forced to hide symbols

of judaism and excluded from student live, being pinned against a wall and anti-semitic slurs and tropes that were said to those jewish students on campus have you heard of a plan to protect students like you on the campus? >> there is literally no plan that has been outlined by the clumm i can't administration in order to restore order and safety to campus and i think it is so ridiculous that they have had 11 months now open running d safe for all students. while jewish students like me have faced the brunt of this harassment, intimidation. at the end of the day we all just want to go to class. in the spring nobody could do that because colombia could not keep the situation under control and i have zero reason to believe that anything will change going into this school year.

>> lawrence: you know eden, it's clear that you are incredibly brave. you're standing up for what is right and, you know, we all support that but, do you fear going back on campus? >> i appreciate that. i mean, look, when jewish students like me are being called names, are being spat on, when i have friends that have been physically harassed, pinned up against walls, i think it's easy to see why we wouldn't feel safe. and i think, you know, it's really difficult to -- it's a difficult pill to swallow that while columbia has a very rich protest history. those protests have never been aimed at other students. other students have not been seen as a legitimate target in the way that we are now. this movement, this free palestine movement and i don't even want to call them pro-palestinian. they are not. they are anti-israel, anti-jewish and and american. they are the reason we feel unsafe and columbia university is the reason we feel unsafe

because, like i said, they have done the bear minimum at best to protect us. >> lawrence: yeah, real quickly because i have got run. are those protesters that said some of those same anti-semitic tropes still on the campus? >> the majority of them are still on campus and are still teaching and, in fact, several of them have tenure, including one who praised october 7th attack as awesome and that it made him feel jubilant. he is a tenured professor in the department i'm majoring in middle east studies. he has been for several years and columbia is doing nothing about it. >> lawrence: disgusting. eden, as i said, you are incredibly brave. thank you for giving us some time this morning? >> thank you for having me. >> lawrence: you got it. so oregon backtracks on decriminalizing hard drugs. one state lawmaker on the danger of progressive policies and the radical activists behind them. that's next. ♪

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. on a crisp, september morning here in new york city. i don't think it's even 60 degrees. below average for parts of the northeast, the great lakes, and the midwest, we will bump up those numbers as we head through the week. but i am enjoying this early fall. it will feel like fall for the next couple of days. look at some of those

temperatures in the 40's and 50's. we actually have frost advisories. i had to think about that. frost advisories for upstate new york. also potential for heavy rain in the forecast for parts of texas and the rockies. a little concerned with texas even though they need the rainfall. too much of a good thing could lead to flooding. we will be watching that story. and then, you know, we are peak season in the tropics and the fact that we don't have anything really on the radar is quite something. we are watching a couple of disturbances. this one here moving through the caribbean has the potential to develop if it remains intact. so, we have to watch this because one of the models is saying it's not going to do anything at all. one of the other reliable forecast models says a hurricane in the gulf of mexico, perhaps over the weekend. so, bottom line is. we need to watch it. you know, no five alarms yet. but fox weather.com will keep you posted asly. carley over to you. >> carley: janice, thank you so much. tracks as always. >> janice: i am.

>> carley: the islamic state is claiming responsibility for explosion that killed at least six in afghanistan's capital city of kabul on monday. local officials say that at least 13 others were hurt in the blast as they continue to dig through the rubble and pick up the pieces the attack left behind. to another fox news alert. french officials are reportedly performing are a arescue operation in the english channel after a boat with around 50 migrants capsized earlier. around 10 people are in a state of cardiac arrest. no word on the conditions of other victims or what caused the boat to capsize. those are your headlines. ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: okay. thank you so much, carley. >> carley: you're welcome. >> ainsley: oregon has made drug possession a crime once again after a failed attempt at decriminalization in 2020. the new law makes possession for personal use a misdemeanor and gives tougher penalties for selling drugs in public. oregon house republican leader and retired portland police

sergeant jeff joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley, how are you today? >> ainsley: why the change? because you saw the problem get worse after it was decriminalized in 2020? >> you know the recriminallization was the first step of many that needed to happen. it's because you saw overdose deaths. you saw drug usage on the street, crime, homelessness all soared after democrats put this policy in place. they could have stopped it but they didn't. used to seeing this all the time as a sergeant. and on the street it was never like this before. >> ainsley: jeff, when you look at the numbers they are staggering. after the law was passed in 2020, we saw an increase. in march of that year, 2021, of 104%. then the next year an increase of another 51%. then the increase last year in 2023 it was an additional almost 24%. so, and we don't have the numbers, obviously, for the rest of this year. but, obviously these liberal laws are failing the citizens.

more families are missing someone during the holidays. someone around their dinner table is not there because of drug use. >> absolutely. and, unfortunately, because we decriminalized it for those few years, you have created -- we have lost a generation, i believe, of people because of these drugs, and you don't get to have those times anymore. and people can't even go into public and tactical their kids to the park because they are dealing with the deaths, they are dealing with drug use. dealing with all those bad things that are happening. this is just horrible policies and it's unfortunate that you have these mega donors around the nation that use oregon as a petri dish, an experiment to try to create this world of utopia and you can't do it. we need more republicans in charge to fix this problem. >> ainsley: the voters pass it in 2020, 58%. now if you are caught with fentanyl, heroin or meth small amounts charged with possession or opt into this treatment program. what are those programs like? is it like did you go in a room and watch a video, slap on the

wrist and you get to leave or is it a true rehabilitation? >> it's if you are in portland, i think it's the unicorns and rainbows where you take somebody to the facility, they opt in to say i want treatment and they can walk away. you know, we had a proposal that required mandatory treatment, and to avoid jail. and they -- we vetted to decriminalize it but we had a better bill to put forward. my democratic colleagues wouldn't listen to this or deal with it because they listened to the mega donors burning this bad policy. >> ainsley: all right, jeff, thank you so much for coming on with us. >> thank you for having me on. i really appreciate it. >> ainsley: you are welcome. we have more "fox & friends" still ahead. stay with us. ♪ every day is a winding road ♪ i get a little bit closer ♪ every day is a fading sign ♪ each planning their future through the chase mobile app.

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