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>> bill: what you are watching happened in america's biggest city. thousands of anti-israel protestors stormed the streets of new york city labor day setting off flares and waiving terrorist flags as hamas. classes resume today. more on all this coming up shortly and the live look from new york city. there is this also from the white house. >> what did you learn from your briefing today? >> president biden: we're in the middle of negotiations. >> bill: president biden asked about what is happening in the middle east facing fierce backlash for letting hamas off the hook and indirectly blaming israel after the execution style murder of six hostages. one an american held by the

iranian-backed terror group for 11 months. his comments unleashing an avalanche of criticism. it is tuesday. summer is behind us. not entirely on the calendar. >> dana: breaking out your flannel and hiking boots? >> not yet. three more weeks. we're on a sprint to find out what's happening in the middle east and what the future is for israel and the palestinian people and what happens to this election with kamala harris and donald trump and how they come down on both sides. i'm bill hemmer, good morning. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." we want to get you this news. four american hostages are still in hamas captivity. with the president calling out benjamin netanyahue for not making enough concessions the reaction is triggering serious pushback. >> bill: hamas vows to kill hostages and biden ups pressure on israel. netanyahu says biden is turning logic on its head and giving

hamas a virtual green light for its barbarism. >> what has changed in the last five days? what has changed? one thing. these murderers executed six of our hostages. shot them in the back of the head. that's what's changed. and now after this we're asked to show seriousness? we're asked to make concessions? what message does this send hamas? >> dana: fox news team coverage. trey yingst on the growing outrage and mourning in israel. mark meredith and backlash is coming in hard and fast at the white house. >> good morning to you. the white house says it remains determined to reach a cease-fire in gaza and bring all of the october 7th hostages home but as you mentioned over the weekend president biden placed the blame on his israeli counterpart saying he is the reason these

negotiations have dragged on. >> what makes you think this deal will be successful in a way the other deals were not? >> president biden: hope springs eternal. >> do you think it's time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue? do you think he is doing enough? >> president biden: no. >> on monday the president met with his national security team and vice president at the white house as the u.s. and allies, qatar and egypt are negotiating the final peace plan and hearing a dire warning from a democratic lawmaker telling fox a deal needs to be reached as soon as possible. >> what people don't realize we could have a war in the middle east like we have not seen in deck adds. it scares me to death. everybody has to be willing to work together. >> outrage is growing after the execution of six hostages.

hersh's parents will work to insure their son's debt was not in vain and recently spoke at the democratic convention in chicago. the president weighing in on the parents' plight saying i have work tirelessly to bring hersh to them and heartbroken by the news of his death. tragic and reprehensible. former president trump says we grieve the senseless death of israeli hostages including a wonderful american citizen murdered by hamas. president biden said he plans to eventually speak with his israeli counterpart prime minister netanyahu but at this point we don't know when a call would be schedule. >> dana: mark meredith, thank you. >> bill: let's go to the region now. middle east israeli idf reporting recent air strikes taking out a mastermind behind the october 7th attack and seven other terrorists. an update from tel aviv and

trey, hello to you. >> bill, good morning. the psychological warfare of hamas continues and overnight the group released a statement from its top military spokesman saying that hamas was given new instructions about what to do if israeli force eaves approach. they instructed their militants in the field that more hostages would be killed if the idf tries to rescue them. that statement came after a funeral was held for american citizen hersh goldberg-polin in jerusalem. thousands lined the streets to pay respects as his parents eulogized their son. >> sweet boy, go now on your journey. i hope it is as good as the trips you dreamed about because finally, my sweet, boy, finally finally, finally you are free. >> for 330 days mom and i sought the stone that we could turn over to save you.

maybe, just maybe, your death is the stone, the fuel that will bring home the remaining 101 hostages. >> once again hamas tried to pressure israel during this time by releasing a new video showing the hostages alive. after the execution of these six israeli hostages new questions how the war will end. israel's prime minister netanyahu spoke at a press conference last night and not willing to compromise on the issue of a strip of land between gaza and egypt where israeli troops are currently di employed and protests outside of the prime minister's home in jerusalem as people here demand a deal to bring the remaining hostages home. overnight i received a long statement from a senior hamas official blaming israel and the united states for the execution of these hostages. of course, there was no evidence provided but gives you a little bit about the mindset of this organization. blaming israel and america

rather than sitting at the negotiating table. >> bill: or blaming hamas. trey yengst, thank you in tel aviv. >> dana: bring in a foreign former policy advisor in the bush administration and has a call me back podcast. dan, give you a chance to talk about the hostages and families. i know you have been very closely working with them. knew them personally and your thoughts this morning. >> soul crushing. six israelis slaughtered, including one american-israeli. two of the families i knew quite well. i will say it's depressing for so many reasons, not the least of which there was a sense among all these families there was good news coming sometime soon. combination of the increased tempo in the rescue operations by the idf.

they really are learning how to operate inside those tunnels and been increasingly rescuing hostages. talk of a hostage deals. one of those two paths seemed viable and then suddenly this. i just -- every death is heartbreaking but when you know the families, it is especially so. >> bill: here is the issue. for many who are protesting netanyahu in israel, hamas started the war. hamas took them captive. hamas kidnapped them, hamas executed them in the back of the head including bullets through the heart and somehow it's israel's problem. here is netanyahu addressing a lot of these negotiations. >> israel agreed to the lines that biden offered and hamas refused it. blinken said israel agreed to the american offer, now hamas has to do so.

that was five days ago. what happened these five days? one thing happened. they murdered six of our -- in cold blood six of our hostages. >> bill: what's the expectation from the white house? it seems like the line continues to move on now they are trying to play indicate democrats on the far left. >> as the prime minister said, since april 27th there have been five times where the u.s. government, administration has said, whether in the president's own voice or the voice of blinken or the voice of the deputy director of the c.i.a. israel has agreed to the proposal. we're now waiting on hamas. hamas rejects the proposal. each time israel agrees and hamas rejects israel is put in the position do more, do more, do more especially after six israelis are slaughtered do more, do more, do more. what is israel supposed to do without compromising the possibility there is another

october 7th? whether one supports netanyahu inside israel or abhors him israel has the prevent another october 7th happening. some of the security conditions it's demanding are essential to preventing another october 7th. israel can't be pressured to let go of those conditions after it's been making concession after concession after concession. >> dana: i want to play this short clip from vice presidential nominee tim walz asked about his reaction. this is what happened. >> what is your reaction to the six hostages being found dead in gaza? >> thanks, everybody. >> dana: i did press. >> i was shocked by it. look, he is new to the national scene i guess. >> dana: he was a congressman. >> pretty seasoned politician.

>> dana: apparently somebody ready on day one to be commander-in-chief. >> right. it is true it sounds from what i've read one of his press handlers said we have to go. you won't answer that question. what was his visceral reaction to the news that these six israelis were slaughtered, including an american citizen? american citizen was executed in the dungeon of gaza in one of those tunnels. what is your gut reaction? why doesn't the governor walz say hold on to his handler, i want to answer this question. i have a visceral reaction, an emotional reaction to an american being slaughtered by this terrorist organization and it was unnerving. >> bill: fumbled. never had possession of the ball. leave it for another day. i'll talk about ice cream but not answer that question. it's abhorrent. should not have happened and they better take a better stance soon. >> i will say throughout these last through months before the

nominee, vice president harris made a series of statement very critical from israel saying they cannot go into rafah. adamant that israel can't go into rafah. she saw the maps. israel can't go into rafah. what we learned there were a lot of american and israeli hostages in rafah underground. the leadership of hamas is in rafah. the idea that harris is saying -- dictating that israel can't go into rafah is very disconcerting. when her vice presidential nominee doesn't want to talk about it. >> dana: has the biden administration taken a position on who controls the philadelphia corridor >> they have said israel had agreed to their proposal. bridging proposal which kept israel to some degree in the philadelphia corridor. biden administration would like israel to get out of there to their view it would lubricate

the negotiations. i don't think hamas is wanting a deal. they keep pushing and pushing. >> dana: our condolences pass them along to the families. >> bill: we have this in new york city. >> why are you out here today and what do you think about this starting again? >> it is horrible and disrespectful. it has been a calm summer but i'm nervous for students to come back. >> bill: a lot of schools expecting anti-israel protests on campus as the new school year begins today. administrators walking a line through free speech and student safety. >> dana: this move is seen as an escalation in pressure after the country's national election. >> bill: a first round draft pick in san francisco injured after taking a bullet to the chest. the police officer who saved his life is now speaking out. >> blood coming down and i see him look down and he is like am

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>> dana: welcome back. 49ers rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall will miss at least four games recovering from a gunshot wound through the chest. police officer first at the scene describes what she saw. >> i grabbed ahold of him really tight and looked at him and said look at me. i said i know you don't know me but please trust me. it's not your time. you will be okay, okay? god is with us right now. >> dana: he was shot saturday afternoon in a busy shopping strip. the gunman was trying to steal his rolex.

>> bill: here is new york city now. university is bracing for scenes like this as the kids go back to class this week. pro-palestinian protests expected to resume on campuses and jewish students and teachers are on high alert. paul mauro retired police inspector and kennedy. what will come of this? columbia task force on their assessment what the students reacted to. students describe being shoved. pushed to the ground, berated for showing support for zionist causes and watching israeli flags burn and recounted seeing drawings of swastikas and access to public spaces and opportunities. do the schools have the backbone to shut this down? >> i hope so. this has gone beyond the issue of just gaza. wherever you stand on the gaza issue, this has devolved here at home into blatantly anti-semitic stuff. you have a circumstance right now in this century in america

where jewish students going to school in new york city have to worry about being able to get to class without being harassed. and yet -- and yet we don't have a kind of hate crime enforcement you would get in any other context. as i've been saying on the air where is d.o.j.? there are commoninalities in the funding and organization and we'll have this, i believe, could be the october surprise because it is not just going to be columbia. according to the reporting columbia doesn't want nypd on its campus. who will handle this? >> dana: the columbia university is new, the old one resigned and new one under the microscope. a student last week was here. student body president saying what she wants, call for number two. >> the university needs to put an end to harassment of students right now. if the university really wants to protect freedom of speech it is important to remember it can

only occur if everybody is safe enough to speak. dialogue is the only way to combat misinformation and we need opportunities to hear from other speakers. >> dana: you also have the fact they are supposed to be learning math and english. studying the humanities or art class and they don't get a chance. >> this is supposed to be a real renowned research institution. you don't have that if you don't have freedom of movement. this is not dialogue and free speech and smoke bombs, vandalism and assaults and basic civil rights violations. i talked to one of my friends who went to columbia, who loved going there. i said would you go there now and she said absolutely not. not only has this dei met asty sized into full blown anti-semitism but for four years it is about $550,000 all in.

no way she could afford it and the place she is working now will not even look at the resumes of ivy league graduates because the degrees don't mean as much because of environments like this where a lot of employers, it is not just the bill atkins of the world. they see radicalization and a waste of time. this is not academia. these are not smart kids prepared to take on and save the world. these are bored young people with no problem trampling on the rights of fellow students who are terrified. >> bill: let's see if it goes better this time. we hold our breath until they proved it. this stunned me. migrants flooding new york justice system making up 75% of arrests in mid town as sanctuary city laws handcuff cops. mid town manhattan is times square. 75% of the crimes are migrant

crimes and queens it is lower at 60%. that's a stunning number. >> what's amazing about that. that's what is reported, all right? let's go to shoplifting for instance. heavy pressure not even to report shoplifting because it raises insurance rates, it means the security guards end up getting fired if they interdict too many incident. if you get a serious incident the police have to shut the place down and do prints. a lot of stuff doesn't get reported. additionally among migrants what doesn't get reported is the crimes they commit amongst themselves. what people don't understand is let's take tren de aragua, the most salient access of venezuelan gang. they are a prison gang. they know how to do this stuff. in their dna and know how to control the migrant centers. randall's islands and others.

randall's island has a crime rate off the hook and reported because it is internal. who do they think, there is a prison gang and they know how to control that territory. who do they victimize? women. where are the women's groups on this. not only migrant women but look at the crimes we see that hit the headlines relatives to migrants nationwide. as the colorado governor tells us you are exaggerating, it's women. >> bill: it is a big story and about the only person reporting on it. >> you are as well. >> dana: kennedy, we owe you one. >> i'm terrified to walk outside. i'll stay here. >> dana: you stay right there. you're welcome. the road to the white house must go through the battlegrounds and fight is fierce. how georgia and pennsylvania can tip the scales in favor of 270. karl rove here with the electoral map.

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>> we're the underdog in this race and we have some hard work ahead of us. >> i call her comrade kamala. she is a radical left marxist and she will destroy our country. >> bill: both candidates from over the weekend. want to show you a few things there. fascinating how much money will be spent in these battleground states. think about pennsylvania, want you to think about georgia for the sake of this exercise, all right? here is pennsylvania. this is the projected spending now through election day, november 5th. $211 million between trump and kamala harris. very close spending thus far between those two campaigns. pop down to georgia right here. projected spending $87 million. we think harris has an edge in the ad buying, an edge in the money. it may help her in the end. see how much that matters, okay? why are we doing all this? because we're trying to figure out the path to 270.

"wall street journal" had a very interesting write-up over the weekend. we've been talking about georgia as trump's firewall, talking about pennsylvania as kamala harris's firewall. that's what the journal did. i will put it into action. the race is to 217, we have trump at 219, kamala harris 225. we're considering new hampshire and minnesota and virginia is not in play. here is what we're seeing. if trump defends georgia, 235, if trump were to hold north carolina, as he did in 2020, 251. he would only need pennsylvania to get to 270. i will take these three states off and show you what she is up against in the harris campaign. if she were to defend pennsylvania, if she were to sneak in an take georgia she would only need one of the five other states remaining, okay? nevada would not do it. north carolina would. michigan would, see how that

changes? wisconsin would at 270. arizona would. so you see why there is so much spending now in places like pennsylvania and georgia. come on in, dana and karl rove and talk about this. what do you want to add to that, karl? let's begin. >> i want to step back for a minute. you touched on this. is start of it is in the seven battleground states there are 93 electoral college votes. donald trump if you take the states that he won last time around that are not battlegrounds he has 219. if you take the states that were won last time by joe biden that are not battleground states and award them to harris it is 223 is what she would start with. trump needs 51 electoral college votes and harris 44 in order to get to the 270 magic number. you are right. there are a large number of combinations you can use to get there. one part we didn't talk about is two states maine and nebraska switched -- divide their

electoral college vote by congressional district. in order to win the democrats think they have to take the nebraska -- omaha seat and republicans think if will win they need to take the upper 2/three of maine the second congressional district. far more conservative than the first district in the south and southeast part of the state. >> dana: talk to us about this balancing act. harris puts her biden balancing act on display in pennsylvania. she also counting on joe to help her win the election. how do you manage that? >> i think the article was a little off. if i were the harris campaign i would say we have to get him out there so his feelings aren't hurt. he can maybe help us in pennsylvania where he grew up. let's get it done and out of the way and say we've done it. they wanted to get it done on

labor day. give the president a chance to be on the campaign trail. i think it is highly unlikely we'll see much of him, if any future appearances on the campaign trail. >> bill: i want to share video from joint base andrews yesterday. i've never seen this before. a major politician get out of a car with reporters standing several feet away, jet engines in the background and she has headphones on and apparently she is on a telephone call. so if you are shouting a question you won't get it in. part of the reason we bring this up is tim walz the day before turned and walk away from the question about the hostages being executed in gaza. i don't know what you think of this, karl. this is like the old paris hilton move walking through a crowd of people with a cell phone to her ear. >> dana: that's my move when i don't want to talk to somebody.

>> i'm not familiar with paris hilton's habits but it looked a little weird to me. was that call so important that you had to take it as you walked walked up the steps with the engines of air force two revving up? it was a deliberate attempt to avoid having things shouted at her and being forced to ignore them. look, she is a very -- she is very cocooned candidate surrounded by people who want to keep her from having much interaction with the press. at some point she has to give way to that and be more fluid. if she is not she will suffer over the course of the next 60 some odd days. >> dana: the quinnipiac poll with pennsylvania close her at 50, him 47 within the margin of error. how important is this state for both parties? >> well, it could come down to whoever wins pennsylvania wins the election.

and what's interesting is mark halperin puts the most likely harris states, michigan, wisconsin, georgia are one, two, three, arizona, nevada, interestingly pennsylvania down here. if donald trump can take north carolina and pennsylvania these are the two, you know, two of the three biggest states, 19 electoral votes, 16 electoral votes, 16 in georgia as well. but it takes those that's a good start toward getting to 270 even with 51 votes he needs to pick up. she needs 44. if he takes these two big states look, if he wins georgia it is over. this election could come down to who wins pennsylvania and georgia. >> dana: nine weeks from today we'll be having the election. >> bill: paris hilton is doing something today. >> dana: i like that move.

sorry, i'm on a call. >> bill: we could do hemmer celebrity news. >> dana: we might have a whole show of hemmer celebrity news. bye, karl. >> nice to see you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: the election cycle is crossing into football season and one team is caught in the crosshairs. posters popping up across philadelphia appear to show the eagles team endorsing harris for president. the team tweeted out we're aware of counterfeit political ads being circulated and working with our advertising partner to have them removed. >> bill: a little tricky, right? >> dana: might see this in other states. >> bill: there is a big story developing we want to get to and talk to the mom of one of those killed at abbey gate. here is the father talking about his child as well. >> president trump has been there for us from the very

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>> dana: backlash mountsing against harris spotting her foreign policy failures during the biden administration. we turn to chad pergram live with more. hi, chad. >> good morning. with just two months before the

election congressional republicans are trying to remind voters that vice president harris played a role in various foreign policy deback also like the middle east and the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. >> we've lost deterrents. nobody in the world is afraid of kamala harris. she has become in my view ineffective in terms of a voice for america. so if you want to avoid more dead americans vote for trump. >> republicans believe the administration mishandled the middle east crisis argued that contributed to instability in the region prompting the attacks on october 7th. the gop hopes to convert this into a campaign issue in the fall. but democrats defend the administration. they hope the biden-harris team can still calm tensions in the middle east. >> we've got to get this hostage release and cease-fire deal. the two halves have to come together. you won't see one without the other. it has been analyzingly close. >> afghanistan is not going

away. house speaker mike johnson plans to present the 13 americans killed at the abbey gate in afghanistan with a congressional gold medal. report on the withdrawal from afghanistan is due next week. dana. >> dana: we'll be paying attention to that. >> bill: gold star families defending donald trump's visit to arlington criticizing the vice president in a new campaign ad for the republican. >> your statement is nothing more than a political spin to help you look better. >> you have 13 families who have been waiting over three years to so much as get a phone call. so much as hear our kids' names. >> why will you not express your condolences yourself? >> you have disparaged all 13 who lost their lives as well as their families exhibiting your lack of gratitude by your silence. >> president trump has been there for us and been a rock for

us. >> don't forget, kamala, you were the last one in the room. these are the only memories we get to make with our son and it is you who is playing politics and trying to detract from our memories made that day. >> bill: this has become a bit of a political football. eight of the 13 filed videos online. we have a mother whose son was killed in the suicide bomb attack three years ago. kelly, i can't imagine it gets any easier. thank you for your time. i know you are well aware there has been a back and forth on this. you were the one who invited donald trump. why was it important for you to have him there? >> i did. thank you, bill, for having me. my dad is the man that's walking down with donald trump to lay the wreath. he is 80 years old and expressed to me the last time he is able to travel there. he has great respect for president trump.

my taylor had great respect for president trump. i thought it was a great thing and a great memory to have just knowing how much president trump has supported us and i reached out and he agreed. it was just a wonderful thing and i'm so glad that he came. >> bill: kamala harris put out this on x as well. donald trump's team chose to film a video there resulting in altercation with cemetery staff. the former president disrespected sacred ground all for the sake of a political stunt. a couple of questions, kelly. did you invite kamala harris and/or joe biden? >> i didn't invite her or him personally. the governor of utah let him know the celebration we were having, ceremony we were having. told him it would be good for him to be there. arlington cemetery let them know the ceremony. so they were both -- went without any kind of response

from either one so they were aware of the ceremony. they knew that it would be in their best interest to be there and they refused to attend. >> bill: there was no answer? >> there was no answer. >> bill: did you see this film team or this camera crew on site? >> no. everything was so respectful and quiet and peaceful. it always is at arlington. people were whispering and talking. we were talking about taylor and about the beautiful day and how grateful i was for him being there. i heard nothing. i don't know where this occurred. i don't know the reason for it. that whole day we heard nothing until the next day when it came out on npr. >> bill: based on that answer, you did not see any sort of altercation? >> i did not, no.

no, i said i didn't see it or hear anything. >> apparently the army soldier decided not to press charges and it was dropped. why was it pop for the families to put out the videos they did over the weekend? >> because we are so tired. we've been disrespected so much in the last three years. it has been three years. no response from them, no i'm sorry, no we stand with you, we know it was a mistake. we know it was done wrong. we know mistakes happen and this wasn't supposed to be war but it turned out to be. it was just important that we let donald trump know. he has been there for us. he has been our rock. he has been there for us to give us a little bit of piece and carry that grief for a little while and that's what he did. he carried grief with us. gave us a little bit of piece and happiness on that day and all the families. that's my family, the 13 --

we're all family now and we had to do this because he has been there for us and it makes no sense that they throw daggers at us or at him except for the fact they weren't there and they felt ashamed or angry that he was with us. >> bill: i know it is hard for you. i can hear it in your voice and see it in your face. stay strong and god bless the memory of your son, gone too soon. thank you for coming on. >> dana: new video sparking fears for student safety coming up. plus the u.s. seizing venezuelan leader's plane escalating tensions between the two nations next. >> this plane was utilized by maduro, numerous state visits and traveled to numerous countries with him and utilized for a lot of official business for the venezuelan government. hina: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) akari: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . )

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[shouting] >> the car crashing into the living room in a home in arizona just as they were about to sit down for dinner. three dogs in that room, right? the police in phoenix suspect an 18-year-old driver was under the influence. the couple had minor cuts and bruises which is a miracle. all four dogs are okay. they will need a vet visit, get a bit of a checkup but okay. >> dana: thank goodness they're okay. the u.s. government seizing venezuelan president's $13 million plane. it marks an escalation as the u.s. investigates corruption in the country's government. steve harrigan is live with more. what should we know, steve? >> that luxury jet used by the

leader of venezuela maduro sits on the tarmac in fort lauderdale's airport seized by the department of homeland security investigation agents monday in the dominican republic for repairs. they seized it and flew it to florida. the $13 million jet u.s. officials say was purchased illegally by a shell company in violation of u.s. sanctions. >> it's traveled to numerous countries on states visits with maduro. >> his government has said this is an act of criminal piracy by the u.s. maduro ran a presidential election in july. the u.s. says he lost that election. maduro has not released election results yet and ordered his opponent to be arrested. dana, back to you. >> dana: steve harrigan, thank you. >> bill: astronauts stranded on the boeing starliner say the spacecraft has been making

alarming noises. they described the sounds as a pulsing and clanging. nasa is finding the cause saying the feedback from the speaker was the result of an audio configuration between the space station and starliner, whatever that means, right? the space station audio system is complex allowing several to be connected. common to experience noise and feedback. the problem is these guys went up for eight days and been there for months. and question is whether or not they can come home before february. you might have to bring in elon to do it. >> dana: they are going to for next year. >> bill: the question is when. >> dana: february they said. >> bill: let's do it now. huge embarrassment for boeing? >> dana: yeah. >> bill: starliner was a big project. delayed repeatedly. not a good look. >> dana: glad there is an american company that can help. >> for 23 years i was privileged