i think that's a disgrace. this is a country being run by fools problem misallocating funds is legitimate. when they say they don't have enough money for hurricane citizen. let's use it for citizens, south carolina, north carolina, georgia, florida. that's what we need it for. we don't need it for those here illegally. do we want to help people? absolutely. let's focus on u.s. citizens. people obeying the law. that are paying their taxes, that are doing the right thing, and they need their government to step up when they are in need and that's not happened yet. >> todd: we need to make sure these individuals in these areas can vote. there is an election coming up. >> senator ted budd, thank you. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪

>> brian: #:00 a.m. on the east coast, friday, october 4th. this is "fox & friends." we begin with an alert. the dock workers strike over for now as a tentative deal reached but after costing our economy billions of dollars each and every day. the leadership of the biden-harris administration facing questions about that this morning and more. >> lawrence: plus, obama is back. he will hit the trail next week for the harris-walz campaign. do they need the star power? and trump will return to butler, pennsylvania tomorrow to finish his speech, calling it attribute to the american spirit and a special guest will be there and we will tell you who coming up. >> ainsley: steve is down in florida at harry and the natives getting the pulse of the people. "fox & friends" -- hi, steve. "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ changing in lat attitudes ♪ changes in altitude

>> steve: good morning. [cheers] >> steve: hello, everybody, and welcome to harry and the natives, we are in hobe sound florida, for a very special reason. what a crowd! look at that people libsd up outside down the block and around the corner. good morning! [cheers] g. this is that legendary place that you see with the glass roof right at london bridge. [. [cheers] >> steve: hey, good morning, america. [cheers and applause] >> steve: steve we have got people all over the place. hello, everybody. hello. [cheers and applause] >> steve: i feel like i just walked into a stadium. got so many people here. and they are here because they love "fox & friends." and they -- #:01. are you have a drink yet at the bar. [chanting u.s.a.] > they are just

reminding us florida is part of the united states. come back here. hello, everybody. [chanting u.s.a.] >> we're going to have to come this way. all right. >> steve: thank you all for joining us today. we got some very special guests with us today. and as you can see there is a lot of red, white, and blue here at harry's and the natives. [cheers and applause] >> steve: brian, ainsley and lawrence, i'm exhausted. we have done a lot of diners, this is without a doubt one of the most sentimental places because this is probably the biggest crowd we have ever had. and we have had some big crowds before. they are here for a special reason. they are trying to save the restaurant. he announced last week he was going to have to close his doors. so he may wind up with a crowd today -- may wind up staying in business longer? stay tuned. what a tease.

>> lawrence: can tim give you some water, steve? you have got a three hour show. you have got to preserve the show. >> brian: he didn't know about the 7:00 a.m. wait for liquor problem. you start drinking at 9:00. and i start drinking at 12:00. >> lawrence: are you judging? >> brian: steve thought he could drink at 6:00. [laughter] >> steve: here's the thing brian, ainsley and lawrence, you have no idea what's in this cup. [laughter] >> lawrence: you are right. this is true. i feel better. hey, i'm in florida. it's 80 degrees. anybody notice the humidity? it's 80%. we're all here because we have got a special day. >> ainsley: when are you announcing your special guests? [laughter] >> steve: we have several special guests throughout the day. and, in fact, in the next half hour, you will see something from a very, very, very special guest who wants harry and the

natives to stay in business. there's another tease. we have got three hours. you are ready for three hours, right? [cheers and applause] >> steve: we're ready to go. so let's go. [applause] >> brian: could it be prince harry? >> lawrence: it could be. >> brian: would ma m meghan letm do this? go to a bar? >> ainsley: i want to hear the restaurant story? i want them to stay open. apparently lots of fans. >> lawrence: and a special guest. >> ainsley: fox news alert. the striking dock workers are set to return to work this morning after reaching a tentative deal last night. the international longshoremen's association and u.s. maritime alliance releasing a joint statement saying they, quote, have agreed to extend the master contract until january 15th, 2025, to return to the bargaining table to negotiate all other outstanding issues. >> brian: union and employers have agreed to a 62% wage increase over six years plus

protections from automation. they still got to work that out. the dock workers had been seeking a 77% increase. it started the offer at 44%. president biden reacting to the agreement saying today's tentative agreement on the collective bargaining process represents critical progress towards a strong contract. >> lawrence: the strike lasted three days and could have costed billions. walk out president biden and vice president kamala harris leadership one month before the election. let's bring in lauren simonetti fox business reporters. >> good morning. >> lawrence: they reached this little s semi deal they will be right back at it in january. >> before the state of the union. i have an idea. amazon come in and build a fully automated port in texas. end all of this. >> brian: they would still need it up and down the east coast,wouldn't they?

here's the thing. they agreed to get back to work. some of it do you think has to do with the hurricane? >> absolutely. >> brian: cannot get the supplies into six different states, all suffering? >> especially as you have all the political players uniting on one issue that this isn't good for the country as they toured the devastation. vice president harris, president biden, donald trump, they all said we need a deal and they all seemed to attack the foreign companies, the shipping companies that basically own the ships coming to our ports. they wanted the union support. so they didn't want to get the union members, those 47,000 members annoyed. so they tried to strike this balance about how to handle it but, in the end, because helene and all of this is inflationary, whether you give that 62% wage increase it trickles through the supply chain. have it shut down day four, day

five, continuing. that's inflation too. they had to do something. >> ainsley: i was glad to see they were at the bargaining table and came ton agreement. i don't want the ports to close. i don't want it to effect christmas or our supplies. we all rely on these. grocery stores, big box stores. it's a lot of money is that money going to be passed on to us? >> yes. because that's what happens in situations like this. 54 ships now that are offshore waiting to get in. they can't just, you know, the ports are open today. work will resume. but, will there are bottlenecks. there is going to be a logjam. that was just after three days. >> lawrence: where are we going to see the increases. when i go to the grocery store, because of this, is it going to be the meat products. the produce, where are we going to see that immediate impact? >> it's likely going to be slow. because, when you are paying your workers 62% more over six years. you have to find ways to make that up in other places. so, i don't think any company is going to come out and say because of this i'm going to do this.

i will tell you what the shipping companies were doing before we had this deal. some of the european shippers. one declared a force majeure ripping up contract because they are on strike. the legal terms of that are not good anymore. so we are going to increase our ocean rates between 20 and 50%. there's no company in the world that can absorb that and not pass off on that cost to a consumer. >> brian: also, another thing at work. any had ideal january 15th to work it out. automation. can't accelerate and use automation and. everybody is concerned about workers and ai. i get it. but not when it comes to shipping and delivering. how much do you think it is because it is starting to be exposed how much this union head was getting, two mansions, two yachts, a bentley, making $900,000 with incentive over a million dollars. how much was the bad press and the exposure. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> brian: forcing him to quiet things now by doing this extension. >> reportedly they got the union and got on the phone with the "new york post" and said cool it

off. stop showing pictures of where i live. >> brian: that doesn't work by the way. did you read the editorial piece in the journal. it's a reminder of forgotten lessons about union monopolies and labor boss politics that enabled this to happen. over the course of decades and decades and decades. >> brian: it didn't help the negotiations when the president comes in firmly on the side of the union. when you have a president that knows that he has got a candidate running for office that didn't get the teamster endorsement and then yesterday fount out they didn't get the fire firefighter union endorsement. i think that all figures into it on top of that. >> ainsley: i remember working in local news in south carolina. we could do everything as interns. but then you move to new york and you hear about. >> don't touch that machine. >> ainsley: no intern is allowed

to do that taking the job away from someone trained to do it? >> all the candidates want that union support. they want the blue collar support. but the question is at what expense? i mean, are you supporting these 47,000 dock workers at the expense of the entire nation who will kneel the effects of whatever you decide to do? >> we will. >> no one wants to come in and invoke taft hartley but what happens they should have. >> ainsley: working so hard and working overtime and working long hours. >> help us, crazy schedules, no, but a 77% pay increase over six years is hard for a lot of people to swallow. i don't think they got all the sympathy that they thought they would have gotten. >> lawrence: kind of hard to when people are living paycheck to paycheck. great reporting, thank you. >> that just shows you, the union workers they are living paycheck to paycheck. we deserve more and hearing that from voters. we are talking about, you know, we are a month away from the election and people were saying

i was better off during donald trump. i was watching a guy on with carley and todd earlier on "fox & friends first." he said i have usually voted as a democrat. my parents are democrats. most of my friends are democrats, he said i am voting for donald trump. i was better off. i made more money and my business was better off under donald trump. >> lawrence: wall is closing in comes to kamala harris. losing latino support, black male support. the latest is the national association of firefighters just followed the teamsters and decided they are not going to be endorsing. if you want to know if the democrats are freaking out, just look at the ads and the money that they are targeting, republicans are always going to be out spent by democrats, but not when it comes to groups, brian that, they normally win. >> brian: 7% advantage when it comes to union households. when it documents men, it's a flat footed tie with hispanics. women cause the imbalance. i'm stunned.

because i have not met a firefighter that's voted for kamala harris. i was stunned that the union heads were like that. although i saw j.d. vance was booed one time when he was addressing the firefighters union. i'm not sure that team steers, 62% of the teamsters the constituents were voting for trump. and the fact that the union head says i'm staying out. it. similar thing with the firefighters, they got 300,000 members. >> ainsley: it's like ptsd from code. they are remembering that they were -- a lot of them had to walk off the job. they weren't allowed to you work. they didn't want to get the vaccine. did you see the videoed with liz cheney. liz cheney is endorsing kamala harris. >> lawrence: what an endorsement. suddenly the democrats love the cheneys. to see kamala harris to say thank you, dick cheney for all that you have done for the country. really? i thought you thought he was dark varied and ruined the country. only exception for democrats is the ones that vote for

democrats. >> brian: just amazing. put a montage together of liz cheney ripping vice president kamala harris and senator kamala harris. anti-trump, but. >> ainsley: compare her policies and dad e.'s policies to exars. >> brian: it's personal. it's all personal. steve. >> lawrence: new this morning former president barack obama will be hopping on the campaign trail to try to give vp kamala harris a boost in the key battleground state. the first stop next thursday in pittsburgh, brian. >> brian: is he going to be the closer the last three weeks. meanwhile former president trump is gearing up for his learn to butler, pennsylvania. '. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is live in pennsylvania with the latest. >> a throat look out for on the campaign trail and the coming days. let's begin with former president trump after years of criticizing each other. trump and brian kemp teaming up for storm damage briefing this afternoon. first time they're appearing together since 2020. then tonight, the former president heads to north

carolina before going back to butler pennsylvania tomorrow. the sight of his first assassination attempt, and there will be several security changes for the rally. notably, there will be one commands post for all law enforcement and emergency services working the event. back in july, there were two communication centers, one for the secret service and another for local authorities, which caused some confusion. thousands of people are expected to attend including elon musk who said on x i will be there to support. meantime vice president kamala harris is in flint, michigan today. her trip comes a day after she campaigned in wisconsin with republican former congresswoman liz cheney at her side. >> i tell you i have never voted for a democrat. but this year i am proudly casting my vote for vice president kamala harris. [cheers] >> liz cheney really have a leader who puts country above party and above self. a true patriot.

we may not see eye to eye. we will get back to a two party system where we will have vigorous debates. >> former president obama will for election day. harris was one of obama's earliest supporters in 2008. knocking doors for him in iowa ahead of the caucuses. back to you. >> brian: thanks so much. a lot of intrigue for the last few cycles we know barack obama likes to come in late. he has the composure on the trail. he helped save joe biden during the pandemic. remember, they went out and fist bumped together. wore masks, even though they were in a parking lot driving. tried to tell everybody how great of a vice president he is. going to be significant too this weekend because among the people when it's time for trump to go out. among the people joining him on the stump in that star studded event at butler will be elon musk, who has his ground game together with charlie kirk to

try to come to nate in wisconsin where the president is in a virtual tie. >> lawrence: putting a lot of money in that race. i think to the point of barack obama though. you can't have him doing interviews and being on the campaign stage painting a better message than kamala harris. you can't have -- everybody knows that he is skilled. but the democrats keep telling us that she is the next barack obama. that she has the swagger, that she speaks like him. can do introduce like him. we all know that's not true. having them side by side i don't think is a good idea. >> ainsley: steve, i can't believe donald trump is going back to butler. i know they have been surrounding that area, the grounds there, they have been making sure it's safe for him to go back. that just shows his strength and that's what we're hearing from voters in a area. >> steve: that's right. you know, ainsley, without revealing any security details, having flown into the palm beach airport for years, when air force one was there, when he was president, i did notice some

things. some security changes yesterday when i flew in. i'm not going to say what they are. but they are what a sitting president winds up getting. i had to seen them until the last trip coming down here to florida. it looks like they are pulling out all the stops. so, peck back, folks, you are live on "fox & friends." [cheers and applause] we're going to talk a little bit to the folks. okay. so, how many of have you been to a trump rally before? [cheers] >> steve: i mean other than today because everybody it seems like is wearing trump stuff. >> we are. what's your name. >> karen nitsski. >> are you worried about the president's safety when he goes out to these rallies? >> yes and no. i think they upped the game but i'm still worried for everyone and his kids and his grandchildren. i live in jupiter and they are

there. >> steve: they are there, indeed. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> steve: what's your name. >> kirk jones. >> steve: you are in my way. i'm trying to get that way but i want to talk to you now. >> all right. fine as long as we're here. what's the number one issue for you this election? >> immigration. >> steve: really? >> they are overrunning it. we can't afford to paying for all of this. look fema we don't have money for north carolina but have it for the immigrants. >> steve: thank you very much. move your chair a little bit so blaze can come through. don't tell the people here in florida fema does not have enough money for another hurricane. [crowd booing] >> steve: so i won't tell the people here in florida fema doesn't have enough money for a hurricane. this lady when i came in to harry and the natives this morning. we got a selfie. i got a selfie with everybody, right? [cheers] >> steve: i asked what happened to your arm and you have got a unique story. >> i was door-to-door canvassing

for president trump. we hit thousands of houses already. and i fell and i broke my arm on saturday. this entire group hered from the martin county republican party called the sidekickers, and we're still going to go out, wounded or not, and i want to make you an honorary member of the martin county g.o.p. sidekickers. >> steve: how much longer on the arm? >> surgery next week and then -- [cheers and applause] >> steve: brian, ainsley and lawrence, as you can see it's an amped up crowd here at harry and the natives. meet harry in a couple of minutes. by the way, brian, going back to the comment earlier. because they have a full service bar. [laughter] >> steve: the bar does not officially open until 7:00 a.m. so i have got -- -- i mean they've got 41 minutes. not that anybody is counting. bloody mary. >> brian: countdown like on new year's eve? will a ball drop at 7:00 a.m. and everyone runs to the bar

with their dollars in their hands? >> steve: let me just ask. i know it's a friday. how many people are actually going to have an alcoholic drink during "fox & friends"? [chee >> lawrence: this going to be great tv today. >> ainsley: only a third are telling the truth. >> steve: is this a great country or what? >> brian: that's a people poll for you. >> lawrence: thanks, steve. >> brian: 20 minutes now after the hour. >> ainsley: that's great. >> lawrence: we will ask them the politics of the day. >> ainsley: when we retire we are going to florida. >> brian: when we go to harry and the natives 3 second delay. not know what they're saying. anybody with celery in their drink, just skip them. number one drink in the morning? >> lawrence: carley shimkus. >> ainsley: drink coffee. >> carley: 3 # minutes until the bar opens. florida knows how to do it. starting with an update here.

retired marine daniel penny aned in court for a pre-trial hearing yesterday just two weeks before the start of his manslaughter trial. penny is accused of putting jordan neely in a deadly chokehold last year inside a new york city subway car. the hearing was to decide what evidence will be presented at trial, including police body camera footage. penny has pleaded not guilty and saying he was acting in self-defense after neeley got aggressive. at the hearing, an nypd detective testified that penny was not told that neeley died while he was being questioned by officers. a jury selection is scheduled to begin on october 21st. now to politics. pennsylvania senator bob casey and republican challenger dave mccormick got into it at their first debate last night and things got personal. >> probably most pennsylvanians have never heard a bigger lie was the lie when my opponent said he lived in pennsylvania when he was living in connecticut. >> when you don't have a record to run on as senator casey does

not, you attack your opponent. i remind you your go to casey lies.com. he is telling a lot of whoppiers, there is a lot of pinocchios here. >> race is heating up and determine which party has control of the senate. the new york mets eliminating the milwaukee brewers in a stunning comeback in a do or die game three. slugger pete lonzo hitting the three run home run in the ninth inning to lift 3-2. >> right field. back, the wall. out of here. it's out of here! alonzo home run and the mets have the lead final score 4-2 you can catch the mets take on the phillies in the mlds tomorrow at 4:00 eastern on fox. brian, what would you like to

add? >> brian: that was the most deceptive, dramatic call ever. he was calling for the brewers. alonso with the ball it's over the wall, oh my goodness it's 3-2 like we caught them by surprise. you have to listen to howie rose. he truly caught the dramatics. one of the great moments in baseball. i think in baseball history. >> lawrence: can you imagine if you were listening to that on radio? so much energy. >> brian: 0-5. 22-36. dead year for the mets. what is happening to that team. why is he wasting all that money. tear it down, start again. now they are advancing in the playoffs. >> ainsley: if we're yankee fans. >> brian: great news. mets and yankees separate divisions they are going -- they are still alive in the playoffs. >> lawrence: that's imhowr sports commentary from b.k. this morning. >> brian: on schedule. which bothers you, i know. not in the prompter. >> lawrence: just a little bit.

former president trump returns to the site of the assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania, how secret service is preparing for the high stakes rally. that's next. ♪

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during friday prayers in tehran. he tried to justify iran's recent missile attack on israel and pay tribute to hassan nasrallah, the hezbollah leader, killed in an airstrike last week. nate foy is all over the moving parts here in tel aviv with the latest. nate? as we await israel's response to the massive ballistic missile attack. he delivered a rare sermon called that act a legitimate act he even more horrible he called atrocities on october 7th also a legitimate act. he said israel will never be able to defeat hamas or hezbollah. he called on all muslim nations to unite against israel. today's iran's foreign minister in beirut he landed just after this explosion at the perimeter of the airport. he is expected to meet with lebanese officials, including the speaker of parliament, who is a close ally of hezbollah.

israeli airstrikes continued in beirut overnight. there are reports that israel targeted a possible successor to hassan nasrallah. neither the idf or hezbollah have commented on that. take a look at this next video. israeli ground forces have showing off hezbollah weapons that they have found during their ground operations in their limited offensive. idf chief of staff hersy allevy said of what is to come, quote: we will not allow hezbollah to establish itself in these places in the future. the blows we are serving to hezbollah will continue. israel continues taking fire from hezbollah in the north. hezbollah fired 220 rockets and projectiles but israel, of course, continues fight on several fronts, announcing overnight that an airstrike took out a key hamas commander in the west bank we will send it back to you. >> thanks, nate, seeing the supreme leader out of hiding from his bunker. former president trump returns to the site of his assassination

attempt in butler pennsylvania tomorrow. as a secret service looks to correct fatal mistakes in july. will have a unified command post and communication system as well as surveillance drones and increased personnel. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly he's the chairman of the trump assassination attempt task force and he will be at that rally mr. chairman, thanks for joining the program. >> it's great to be with you. thank you. >> lawrence: when i looked at the report you guys released, one of the things that continues to catch my eye is you guys said that some of the concerns and some of the malpractices still have not been addressed. is the former president safe at this rally then? as you go through life you rarely get a chance to correct what you did wrong the first time. i have lived here my whole life. i was there on the 13th of july.

i will be there on october the 5th. i have been back and forth to the farm show during the weeks as we are getting ready for the next event to take place strikerringly different thing first part july 139. the fingers pointed at local law enforcement. they continue credible job. they did everything they were asked to do. the problem was there was no readiness. they had -- they, being the federals, secret service homeland, fbi, they weren't ready for that day and it was very evidence to everybody right now they weren't ready quit pointing your fingers at other people. there is a pay know a that goes through federal agencies that needs to go away. listen, we want to believe in them and have faith this them. they got to stand up to it. lawrence, i was there yesterday looking at how much differently the way it was protected the way it wasn't protected on july 13th. there is really an envelope around there. there is no long over two command centers, one command center the ability to use frequencies that make sense and

communicate with each other. totally different than july 13th. they didn't know and i want to make this statement because this is important. on july 13th, we knew far before 11 minutes after 6:00 there was a suspicious person on the ground. all the thousands of people on the grounds that day. one person they kept talking about was a suspicious person. my question still will go down to if you knew there was a suspicious person, you couldn't track him. why did you let the president go out on that stage. mr. president, hold up, we are not ready for you. >> lawrence: security 101. chairman, one last question for you are and i don't want to go into the former president's security detail and all that there is a threat of iran right now. i'm curious. there is still some holes here and part of it is the military assets. i know he is no longer the commander-in-chief, but there is a foreign government going after him. why isn't the former president getting those military assets he needs those right now? especially when you talk about his transportation such as his

plane? >> yes. well, lawrence, you and i both know there is a difference who is running the country. we have watched three and a half years of the biggest disaster ever to run the white house. look, if we're true and we're being honest with each other. it doesn't matter what party you belong to. it does belong to deserve the protection. when you don't get the same protection as other places that's a decision made at the top -- starts at the top. the executive branch does all these things. they have abdicated their position and allow these things to happen we don't have enough money or enough men. what they don't have is enough honesty running that whole show right now. >> lawrence: so true, mr. chairman. i don't care if it's barack obama, bill clinton. george w. bush, former presidents are still symbols of our country. we should protect them. and they are only going after one man right now. and we have to ask ourself why and why they are not giving him the necessary security. chairman, thank you so much for joining the program, i know you are going to get to the bottom of.

this yes, sir. we are going to get to the answers that we need to have and the american people can handle the truth by the way. we don't need to shield them from the truth. what we need to do is shield them from the lies. >> lawrence: thank you, sir. it's been a south florida staple for over 70 years and the reality of the biden-harris community nearly forced it to close up. steve talks to the owner of harry and the natives. that's next. ♪ go on, take the money and run. [chanting harry] you may be at risk for developing geographic atrophy, or ga. ga can be unpredictable—and progress rapidly—leading to irreversible vision loss. now there's something you can do to... ♪ ( slow. it. down.) ♪ ♪ ( get it goin' slower.)♪ ask your doctor about izervay. ♪ (i. zer. vay.) ♪ ♪ ( gets ga goin' slower.) ♪ izervay is an eye injection. don't take it if you have an infection or active swelling in or around your eye. izervay can cause eye infection, retinal detachment,

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>> lawrence: state of the economy under biden and harris remains an issue heading into the election. >> ainsley: price in florida have risen 20%. next guest considering closing his restaurant after 72 years. >> brian: something has to given. steve is live with the owner of harry and the natives.

>> steve: thank you very much, brian, ainsley and lawrence. harry, we were here two years ago. and we had the biggest diner we had ever had to date until today. >> yeah. >> steve: at the end of that segment, at the end of three hours on "fox & friends" you told me something that i didn't realize when we showed up. >> i said we were close to bankruptcy then. you folks, fox saved us then. fox and steve doocy saved us then. and we rolled for the next six months on that. and then everything else and then the economy kept going south. and everything else. and it's like a nationwide family restaurants aren't going to be there. >> in fact, this business has been in your family for 72 years last week, i was looking at facebook and there is a video of harry and i'm sure a lot of these folks actually saw it. harry said, look, you're going to hear this from people. i'm going to have to close my

doors unless something happens on october 12, by october 12th. something happened? >> well, they said hope sound history we can't lose it. we will do whatever we can to make it work. so let's go ahead and we'll hang in with you and let's do it together. and i was overwhelmed by the support. >> steve: absolutely. so, and that is why you are all here. right? to save harry? [cheers and applause] expwru are part of south florida history. you have been here so long. and there is somebody who wanted to be here today. this would be the special guest that ainsley is talking about. he wanted to be here but is he busy campaigning. ladies and gentlemen, here is donald trump with a message for harry. [cheers and applause] >> i would like to ask everybody to pitch in and help save harry and the natives. it's a special restaurant, very special place. people love it. it's been around a long time like a really long time. but it's fallen prey to kamala

harris and joe biden's economy. it hasn't been too good. we are going to get out there and work with steve doocy, who loves the place. he absolutely loves it. he thinks it's one of the best. maybe the best. and he doesn't want to see it go. and neither do i. we have to keep the good ones open, especially when it comes to florida. florida is a very, very special place. and that's a very, very great restaurant. so harry and the natives. keep it going. we love it. and you are going to be around for a long time. i hope. [chanting trump, trump, trump] >> thank you, thank you. thank you. [chanting harry] [cheers and applause] >> steve: what do you think? >> overwhelming. i thought that, you know what? it my ex-wife leaving in the u-haul, nobody would care. donald trump everybody cares.

>> steve: real quickly you told me a pastor friend of yours, came in after you said you might have to close. >> yeah. >> what did he say? >> he said do not. this is my second living room. this is our family. this is everything else. he says you mean too much to us and hope sound. >> that's awesome. so what you are going to do. this is probably something happened october 12th. so you are going to change your menu and you are going to do some things a little different. [cheers and applause] >> steve: folks, it sounds like he is going to stay open longer. [cheers and applause] >> steve: and that is why "fox & friends" dime hope sound. by the way, if you want to help him and his son. set up a go fund me page look up harry and the natives go fund me. harry, congratulations. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. [cheers] >> steve: we'll be right back from new york and florida. [chanting harry]

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still waiting for orders from fema fox weather meteorologist jane minard is live in boone, north carolina. jayne i mean, it's been nine days. i think they would have gotten some sort of help by now. good morning. >> good morning. you are right. many locals are growing frustrated with the slow response from state and federal resources in the county here for boone they have been working tirelessly to get out to their residents but their resources are growing thin we know roy cooper was on the ground yesterday. governor roy cooper with mayor tim touring some of this damage saying scale of this unprecedented that we know. the national guard we have only seen them at resource checkpoints so at places like red cross and baptists on mission are setting up, trying to disseminate those resources. a couple counties over, the national guard still doing search and rescue.

we had images coming in from yesterday over in burnsville but, many are fearing that this isn't coming in fast enough in a the light is beginning to dim on rural towns. >> janice: i will take it from here, jane. we thank you for your work. we think about what this was like a week ago. starting to look at statistics how an event like this might happen. in the blue shaded area, this is a once in a thousand year situation. so, incredibly rare not just of helene. we had just 36 hours on this event. that added to the problem. catastrophic amounts of alan slides in the area and just devastation. we will continue to follow the work of fox weather has been incredible over the last week. just want to check front over

the great lakes and potential for development over the next few days whether or not this develops. we are still looking at very heavy rain, ainsley for the florida area through next week. we'll could see 5 to #, 8 to 12 inches of rain, so people need to be on alert. we ever giving you a lot of warning here, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, janice. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: while those active duty soldiers we were just talking about for north carolina, they are awaiting that green light from state and federal officials, our next two guests are north carolina residents. they are still pleading for government help after their house was completely washed away. joining us andrew and devin froind from mount ind lake island lake, mourning in. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: the last nine days your lives have changed tremendously. what happened? >> last tuesday afternoon we got some warnings from our local

app. that the floodwaters were rising. and it's pretty normal on these parts. we started to prepare and move our stuff around and the water continued to rise all the way up until saturday night. our home was pretty much completely flooded in the basement and in the garage everything thrown and broken. our neighbor's houses were washed away like you see in the video. we know what is going on in western north carolina. we sit right here in charlotte and it's just a little forgotten area for us. probably maybe 100 homes that are damaged on the catawba river here on part of lake wiley and mountain island lake. >> looks like one of the lakes in iowa where i drew up. it's completely under water. we see the tips of roofs, so you

lost your house, a lot of the residents on your street lost their house. are you getting a response from the federal government? do you have flood issue? where do you go from here and how can we help? >> no. we are a small community here river haven and riverside. basically major damage in the small area we feel like we have been forgotten. hardly anyone has flood insurance. we haven't received any response from fema. we are applying and samaritan's purse. we just keep getting at a stand still that we're i not in their disaster zone yet. we just want to be included only help we are receiving is from family and friends. a team of people every day showing up, getting dirty trying to save our home. many people like four on this little road lost their homes. they just had twin babies.

incredible. been like a week. still here, no power. yeah. >> ainsley: stressful. >> it's been nonstop. we are hoping for some help. >> ainsley: all right, saying prayers for you all. hopefully the government is listening and make your area a disaster area so we can send in help. samaritan's purse, the red cross, everyone. we're going to keep doing this story. making it available and known to our legislature so they will get down there and help you. god bless you. thank you so much. we are all saying prayers for you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you're welcome. more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪

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