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[background noises] 's before waiting for ron to strike back no retaliation after israel lesions firepower in its first open attack in tehran. responding to that missile barraged iran fired at israel on october 1. u.s. officials say israel advise them ahead of the attack. idf saying it targeted iranian missile air defense sites that threaten the jewish state. and now it appears israel has so far avoided all nuclear sites president biden did not want israel to attack. will have more on that. but first we are now just 10 days away from election day former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris hitting the battleground state of michigan today earlier boating is kicked off their. statewide this morning, so it is under way everyone hello i'm ericeric shawn this is "fox news live." hey arthel. arthel: it surely is, eric. hello everyone arthel neville.

former president trump of speaking at a second michigan rally in the last 24 hours but he showed up nearly three hours late to last night's event. that is after a long podcast interview with joe rogan in texas it. now it today trump emphasized michigan's importance and pushed early voting, though it appeared in many at his rally have not done that yet. >> we went michigan, we win the whole deal we make america great again and got a get out and vote because how people voted so far? okay, that's good. how many people are going to vote? [cheering] [cheering] so much for our early voting drive, right? eric: full box team coverage for you. peter doocy is in kalamazoo, michigan is where the vice president will campaign with

michelle obama. first we will go to novi, michigan. the president is continuing to speak right now. mark, those chairs? what's he sure is. it's about one hour and he does not show any signs of stopping soon. it's really interesting you played the clip with the president told the people in the audience asking them, get people gone to vote? i was shocked was also a few hands raised. that is interesting for going to receive the effort the trump campaign is putting into. four years ago to get people to vote as early as possible preferred program speakers who made the same, they wanted to make sure people knew they could get out to vote well before election itself appeared the former president also in this really making a direct picture of the united auto workers. a group that's backing vice president harris. mishkin's car according to rid the talked quite a bit about what he liked to see for the auto industry specifically. including a pledge to remove the idea of having to in the

interest with your new car purchase would be tax-deductible it would be a way to cars or me in the usa to encourage more people to buy cars made domestically. something the audience seemed to embrace it seems to really make a difference in the michigan pretty state that vice president harris, azar, president biden won four years ago. democrats were eager to keep blue in the cycle. i also have to mention we are expecting at some point in this rally trump is going to either address or bring up members of the muslim and arab community in the state parts of big voting block in michigan. they appear to have maybe met with trump or some of his advisers before the rally. but if they are brought up that you would imagine it's a notable sign to those in the state very much eager to hold onto the boating bucket they can. so beware that the voting block they said the democrats have had trouble with as we know, mark meredith in novi which is just outside of detroit.

>> i'mi am not here is a celebr. i am not here as a politician. i am here as a mother. a mother who cares deeply about the world my children and all of our children live in. imagine our daughters growing up seeing what's possible with no ceilings. with no limitations. arthel: three musil beyoncé lent her music to vice president harris campaign. last night the onset herself, we saw her there, offered public support at a rally in her hometown of houston. vp is bringing up more big names today former first lady michelle obama joining her in michigan. senior white house correspondent peter doocy is at the rally site in kalamazoo. about 100 miles west of trump's rally. hi peter. >> the venue for this afternoon's events with michelle obama here in the battleground michigan is listed as having the capacity of about 5100 but that

would make it roughly one sixth the size of last nights event with vice president and beyoncé nonna battleground texas. one of the issues the vice president keeps talking about is not something you hear register as a top five, top 10 election concern for most undecideds. and that is the makeup of the supreme court. >> at donald trump is at present again he will likely get to ato apoint at least one additiol supreme court justice. remember, we appointed caller caller justice ketanji brown jackson. [cheering] but, if he were reelected he would probably get to appoint one if not two members to the united states supreme court. at which donald trump will have impacts to the court with five out of nine justices on that

court. quickly vice president team has been calling the most famous names and their phone books looking for splashy celebrity appearances. they have not been calling on president biden very much a part he continues to kind of supporting her from afar. including in philadelphia. >> mr. president what you say those who supported you but are not supporting harris? [inaudible] [inaudible] look, all kidding aside a political campaign how would you characterize manners and dec decency. [inaudible] >> early in person voting here in michigan starts today. iit's good very few, if any of the thousands lined up to go in

to see the vice president and michelle obama are going to be able to do that today. to get into one of these events the added security, a lot of these folks got here about 9:00 a.m. this morning and they will not begin out of the parking lot until probably six or later tonight. back to you. >> will take it back here peter doocy thank you. eric: back to israel and iran. the crushing of the theocratic state will fight back idf lunches first open attack on iran targeting military sites there overnight. the bombing and retaliation of not just tehran's missile barrage of attacks by tehran's proxies hamas, hezbollah and houthi. they are trying to restart talks there for a hostage cease-fire deal potentially between israel and hamas senior foreign affairs correspondent live in northern israel with the very latest on the ground from there.

>> at least for the moment israel has ended its retaliation against iran. for four hours early this morning it's really time we were up for 100 israeli fighter jets as well as drones took a 1000-mile trip to iran and conducted what the israeli it says were precisely calibrated strikes on iranian military targets. the first wave aimed at taking out air defense including in syria and iraq and then hitting 20 long-range missile production and preparation and storage sites near tehran to other regions in iran. it does not seem any nuclear energy facilities were hit by an administration request might look like a very specific retaliation for that barrage of 180 ballistic missiles a iran fired at israel on october 1. israel was defiant.

>> our message is clear. all those who have threaten the state of israel and seek to drag the region into wider escalation will pay a heavy price. i'd reported for a ring and forn soldiers were killed, tehran seems to be downplaying the attack a bit reclaiming many projectiles were intercepted and the damage was minimal. still, iran's foreign minister said today his country has quote no limits when it comes to defending its territorial integrity. president biden saying he hopes this is the end. a lot of people do here. so for that is true senior foreign affairs correspondent ggreg palkot good to see you as always. arthel: thank you let's bring in former israelite diplomat spokesperson for the israeli consulate in new york city. thank you for joining us. what details can you give us

about the possible hostage talks tomorrow? air israel has been one of the main goals held by these were serious intentions to do all that we can to make sure that happens. hopefully we will be able to achieve a breakthrough especially after what we have seen last night with israel attack against iran in response to his continuous attack against israel. remember hamas and gaza, hezbollah these are all a radiant proxies this is how i iran is used to wage its battles against the world and for once last night iran started paying the price as israel has been folding the iranian paper tiger in front of the entire world and the region. arthel: going to back so strikes at a moment. i want to talk about the hostage negotiation and talk again for a

moment. if it happens or has to be a cease-fire do you believe a cease-fire is imminent or is this another false start? affect the negotiations, the discussions were used to having amongst ourselves we are hearing from hamas officials only yesterday they are not willing to do the minimum there was a discussion about the beginning of a hostage deal that would give a two week low on the battles in exchange for bringing hostages. before we even had a chance to discuss and debate because for us it is paramount to release of hostages. thomas came out of had absolutely no. hamas own psyche do not just the release of the hostages but to the tragedies of the region and the tragedy of palestinians in general. we are hopeful that at some point they're going to wake up and understand israel will not relent. we will get our hostages back no matter the cost of it we will achieve security no matter what the cost. i carry with me at all times, i

carry with me this picture who s kidnapped from his home at the age of nine months who has been in captivity eaten out most of his life with this brother and his mother and his father. this has to end and has to end now. arthel: listen, there is no doubt the fate of the palestinian people lies in the hands of the terrorist group hamas in the meantime you know the u.s. providing additional one third $35 million in aid to the palestinians for this is amid reports of near genocide conditions in gaza. if you can shed some light on that situation and plans for the palestinians? those who have no homes to return too. >> the idf is fighting a war like no other army in the world. the amount of aid that israel has been funding into gaza has been continuously slowing into an enemy territory from which our soldiers are being attacked

and the state of israel is being attacked for i. what we are seeing continuously as well is hamas is taking over the aid that is supposed to go to ordinary gazans in executing and beating truly beating ordinary gazans who dare try to approach that aid. they are abusing the aid. they are using it for their own goals that are selling it to ordinary gazans to live. the crisis lies again at the hands of this of barbaric savage proxy that is been holding a palestinians and the region hostage and preview truly desire the freedom for palestinians, overdraft with loving people in the world you have to stand by israel i'm taking out the evil of hamas and the region. the same applies for hezbollah and lebanon but we yearn for free at lebanon there is no conflict. what you're in for the image of her route but what is holding up his hezbollah at august back to

the head of the snake in tehran. >> we want to go back to israel's retaliatory strikes overnight, iran's military missile manufacturing facilities. the strike is considered proportionate, precise and targeted. a strong signal to tehran. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says he hopes iran got the message that any further attacks on israel would not be good for iran secr secretary blt also set on thursday i think you are well aware of this the u.s. does not want a protracted is really campaign in lebanon. so given all of the above, how soon do you think the fighting and lebanon will end? >> the goal as stated by israel's government is clear. we have tens of thousands of israelis who have been evacuate from their homes. as a result of iran's choice and kamala harris choice to bombard those in israel try to jump on

the big bandwagon of hamas as they started attacking israel almost exactly a year ago today. but at the same time we must remember that when we discussed iran, iran is not just an enemy of israel but very much an enemy of the united states of america launching with this proxies in iraq and syria over 170 attacks against the u.s. bases, injuring dozens of u.s. servicemen and women it's been an enemy of the free world. and most of all it's an enemy of its own people this is a highly corrupt dictatorial unpopular regime. we have to remember especially in light of the strike that down the line we need to contend with the biggest issue the world is facing today and that is the most evil regime in the world lays hands on nuclear weapons. what does that curtail for its immediate neighbors for israel, the u.s. in the world? we cannot just kick the skin down the road exp expect someboy else to deal the problem. we might have a golden

opportunity to face that evil now while israel has undressed iran of its air defenses in the hope of resolving this critical issue for the safety and peace of the world. arthel: you feel that maybe now is the time to stop iran you have the opportunity israel is taken that opportunity. we leave it there and hopefully it will stop. israeli consulate spokesperson shahar azani. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you very much. before we spoke on the last hour moments are now president biden will take the stage again he is in pittsburgh campaigning for his vice president harris and in her push for the white house coming up will bring you part of the speech as we stay on top of the campaign and very busy election season today both candidates in michigan will have all of it straightahead here on

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and top democrats we are told in congress. madeleine rivera has more on the shocking story. >> we do not know what type of information, if any was taken for federal agencies are still investigating the fbi confirming that actors affiliate with the people's republic of china were able to gain unauthorized access to commercial telecommunication infrastructure. politico reports at least handheld communications were compromised to reach out to several carriers at&t had no comment but verizon says along with federal law enforcement, industry peers third-party cyber experts we are working to confirm, assess and remediate any potential impact. verizon is committed to assisting law enforcement in this investigation. what did not mention and the statement is who were affected? "new york times" former president trump senator jd vance were notified this week they were among a number of people inside outside government his phone number or targeted to the infiltration of her right

verizon phone system some democrats were also targeted they reportedly include staff members from vice president kamala harris campaign senate majority leader chuck schumer. this of course comes with the election a little more than a week away. last month the justice department charged three men with packing the accounts and stealing information for people associated with former president trump campaign. super thanks madeline, arthel? arthel: virginia governor says he's ready to go straight to the supreme court fighting a federal ruling ordering him to restore voting rights for more than 15 potential noncitizens. at least two more states are dealing with legal issues over voting methods bcb cotton joins us now to break down what's happening in the courts. >> hi first will start in virginia state officials there are telling a fox in appeal was filed just hours at the federal judge ruling which said virginia governor glenn youngkin violated

federal law barring large-scale so close to an election. youngkin's executive order issued in august required daily checks dmv data against voter rolls to identify potential noncitizens appeared prior to this virginia only did monthly checks according to a state law passed in 2006. but under the new order virginia ended up removing more than 1600 voter registrations for people it suspected to be noncitizens. the department of justice in a justice and acoalition of immigs groups asked for an injunction arguing many of these voters were indeed eligible but had made some mistakes when registering. the judge is siding with them requiring those people who were removed to other voter registrations restored with a rich and reminder anyone who is indeed a noncitizen cannot vote. virginia attorney general telling fox the commonwealth has

been wrongfully targeted for upholding a law followed by democratic predecessor. >> these are individuals that voluntarily, on their own identified as noncitizens. essentially what they're asking us to do with the department is asking us to do was to ignore virginia law. >> appeal another state is dealing with voting controversy conservative u.s. appeals court has ruled against the mississippi law which allowed election officials to account mail in ballots which are postmarked by election day but received after. the ruling since the issue back to a lower court for consideration. ultimately the matter could be headed for the u.s. supreme court. over in battleground pennsylvania a criminal investigation is underway in lancaster county after election officials there flagged about 2500 voter registration forms for potential fraud.

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region going forward. iran must stop what it is doing in terms of the threat it presents to the region. and we will always defend israel against any attacks by iran in that way. >> arthel, this is the largest attack by israel on iran in history. recall president biden telling report is october 2, 1 day after iran launched the massive ballistic missile attack on israel he only wanted israel to strike a military target speed that is what israel did last night. note nuke sites are oil terminals were destroyed but no iranian leaders were killed. before the strike surrounded officials told the "new york times," if israel only hits military targets and don't kill many people, it might not respond. former mideast envoy said israel strikes would show iran how much more it could do if iran retaliates. but his drink missile and drone plants israel was limiting what iran would have available should they decide to strike.

president biden also spoke to reporters earlier today before boarding air force one in route to pittsburgh. >> kind of a long. as a little late i was on what the last half hour. looks like they didn't hit anything other than military targets. >> mr. president did you get a heads up before the strike? >> yes. >> the white house only wanted israel to strike a military targets inside iran but that's exactly what they did but isral launching over 100 fighter jets to carry out this during operation. all one had to return safely back to israel. arthel: lucas tomlinson live at the white house. thank you. super former president trump's isbeen stomping in michigan tody he is in novi just outside of detroit that's a sizable arab-american especially in dearborn. the bite pilot policy has raised

questions and opposition from that community. a few minutes ago a group of americans joined the former president on the stage. i'm going to ask all of, if i could, all my friends to come up from the arab and muslim part of michigan. i would like to give them a big hand they're going to vote for us and help us win. [cheering] >> good afternoon michiganders. as the presid president just sae had a positive meeting with the president trump. we, as muslims stand with the president trump because he promises peace. he promises peace not war. eric: will have a m mort with mk meredith and alexis and mick adams covering the campaign later on in our news cassie. vice president harris will be

campaigning later today in michigan and kalamazoo joined there by former first lady michelle obama. they say the race will be decided by a handful of swing states like michigan but what should we look for on election night if you're sitting watching fox news years were the top experts decision desk director says it will likely take a few days for the race to be called. joining us now. thank you for joining us my hats off to you and your expertise what is it going to be like on tuesday night? what do we do for a few days? lex first of all there will be a bunch of states called on studen night pre-was be real here. there is probably 35 -- 40 states you and i could call today. we know how they are going based on polling and based on how they have acted historically. seven states we know are key battlegrounds and then there's a bunch of colored battleground states we kind of know where they're going to go but they are nontrivial if you will.

i think early in the night you'll see a number of states of all. the most interesting thing that happens early in the evening, it will be interesting to see virginia. virginia closes her polls at 7:00 p.m. virginia ought to be going for kamala harris. but, depending on the strength of the trump vote or the strength of the kamala harris belt will know how long a night it is or if the vote is shifting one way or the other to either of the candidates but shortly thereafter will start getting results of north carolina and georgia. those are really in the deep battleground states and will see the vote in either one of these folks is able to command a leader. most importantly whether the republicans have been successful in getting people to go and vote early. which is not something they did in 2020. they believe may be key to a victory this year. sue for a lot of other factors to print pennsylvania for example they're not allowed they do not start counting the absentee ballots until election

day. that drags it out. >> absolutely. the reason i say it might take a few days is because it's hard to see a scenario for either of these candidates that they get to 270 electoral votes. that they move into the white house if they do not pass through philadelphia and win pennsylvania. eric: what does that mean as we sit and wait? i member back in 2020 waiting. >> in 2020 pennsylvania was not called until saturday morning. when all of the networks called pennsylvania for biden and put biden over the 270 market. that is why when you asked me too vet, the light is a pennsylvania saturday morning. you take the over or the under. i am not guaranteeing you is going to be saturday. i'm just saying that's re- shabbat. [laughter] eric: one of the things you get the calls you see the polls and it is so close. can you explain for a dummy like me, you don't call people you do a scientific picking age group and gender.

how did these polls work? and how sometimes you guys are getting a bad rap sometimes. but also how do you get it so right? >> the best kind of polls pick some kind of random sample for parade with a fox news poll that appears every month is that it basically gets a list of registered voters and draws a randomized sample of that list and then tries to contact the people on that list. and then makes sure a random sample because not everyone responsible. as a lot of statistical techniques beat that's basically what she's trying to do. and, as long as you think you have something that is a random sample that resembles the population at large, you probably have a good indication of how they are responding to your questions. which may be different from how they'rethey are going to act inw weeks. eric: that is interesting to

read what about that? i see poring over all the papers in the office analyzing. ththere's an important human factor against what everyone says this is basically a tight race. there's about 2% or 4% of voters so far appear to be undecided. we do not know how they're going to go but it's always been my contention that if you really do have a good pull those undecided people are telling you something. for most of the year i thought of people weren't saying they were for donald trump they want for donald trump even they said they were undecided, they decided not for trunk. now, i'm no longer sure of that. you see polls where they are tied with fox news poll has trump at 50 and harrison 48. does that remaining 2% are they harris voters? i'm not certain. think a lot of them are people who are thinking do i like donald trump? or do i not like donald trump to a like his policies into a vote for him?

i think that is going to be the big question we are going to answer during election night or election week in terms of who is an ex-president. >> finally in 2020 the polls did not reflect the strength of donald trump at that time. biden was ahead, further and drop them by smaller amounts is there like this secret of trump voters the opposite is with harris how does that? >> place your bets. both in 2016 is very much the case. based on the get out to vote effort bring his base out to the polls he was over perform the polls in both years in the general election. and the other hand this year in the primaries, we did a lot of polling.

trump always got his number or a little lower. he never outperform the polls this year. we do not know if that's a primary thing or 2024 thing. that is the difference between being optimistic about donald trump's performance on election night or being pessimistic or being optimistic about harris' on election night. so far i know be seen at the coffee machine down the hall, you're not getting any sleep on tuesday night? >> probably not. super of the fox news decision decks good to see you. >> a concert for a good cause tonight. next we will take a look at the concert for carolina. a night of music to help those who have lost so much and hurricane helene. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max!

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eric: centers for disease control cecily 75 people in 13 states have gotten sick from eating the popular quarter pounder at mcdonald's.

the fast food giant said it's found a likely source of the e. coli outbreak. some customers are already taking mcdonald's to court peter senior correspondent claudia has the very latest on the situation with mcdonald's. claudia, what's the latest question. >> hi eric the centers for disease control is still trying to determine the exact source of this deadly outbreak. the focus is now down to onions from processing facility in colorado. cdc now reporting 75 e. coli cases in 13 states. twenty-two people have been hospitalized. two with a dangerous kidney disease complications and one person died in colorado. with that state having the most cases, 26 in colorado. the agent of those gotten sick range from 13 -- 88. mcdonald's and set it at second-quarter powders up the menu and about one fifth of its stores. in a statement released yesterday the fast food giant said the fda is investigating sliced onions from a processing

plant in colorado springs that supplied about 900 mcdonald's restaurants. >> we have taken steps to proactively remove slivered onions which are used in quarter pounder's from restaurants and states. we also made the decision to temporarily remove the quarter pounder from restaurants and select estates. the decision to do this is not when we take lightly. >> the doctors say the number of cases is likely higher than the official cdc figure given that many people with e. coli symptoms don't go to see their doctor. those symptoms include severe stomach cramps and vomiting. and usually begin 38 -- four days after someone becomes infected. while most people recover after a few days, it is worth noting e. coli infections caused about 265,000 illnesses in the u.s. every year. and about 100 deaths. >> they are at least taking action. claudia thank you. arthel: storm victims in north

carolina are still reeling a month after hurricane helene at a concert tonight in charlotte will raise much needed funds to help them. all proceeds will go to charities on the ground eating the states hard-hit western region. my next guest helped organize the show. >> isley is the president. i'm glad you are here yesterday out north carolina governor ray cooper approve more than $600 million in disaster relief for western north carolina counties impacted by hurricane helene. 273 million-dollar relief package was approved by the north carolina general assembly paid that happened earlier this month. and now concert for carolina's stepping in to help a foot $53 billion worth of damage caused by helene. a lot of work goes into organizing this. could you tell us more about this? >> yes. first of all thank you so much for everyone's care and concern

for western north carolina. like everyone in our community we have been heartbroken by the personal natural economic disaster that's followed in the wake of helene. we have also been heartened by the grit and gumption and resolve of appalachian people to rebuild their communities. concert for carolina is just one of those efforts. within 24 hours of helene ripping through the appalachian mountains luke holmes, one of our own, was on social media sayings cooking up something help our community. luke holmes and eric churchill grew up in western north carolina have a great affection for asheville and the county hatch concert for carolina. we have been talking with his folks for several months about how we could work and partner. little did we know it would end up being the presenting sponsor concert for carolina. we jumped into feet first.

with the proceeds of this concert including our title sponsor are coming right back into charities for western north carolina. evelyn charities, and then eric church chief cares. arthel: it's really important one 100% of these donations go back into community. the folks really need it. the concert is being held tonight bank of america stadium in charlotte at 5:00 p.m. eastern. since tickets sold out a few days ago, sold out a few days anago the concert will be live streamed concert for carolina.com the tickets are $24.99 with the there's an optio donate more. i shoot mention this is a loaded celebrity lineup like luke holmes, eric church, billy strings, james taylor, scotty mcqueary. the brothers, chase right.

i'm going to keep going look at all these people. keith urban, bailey zimmerman, i mean listen all of these artists have a personal tie as you said you north carolina. or some just have a lot of love for the people there. i know you said the folks there are resilient what does that mean to the community, to those who lost so much in the storm that these celebrities are being so generous. >> the hardiness of people is really unrivaled. there are people who were bootstrapping folks. so the idea that help can come in hope, and opportunities like concert for carolina. i think there will be a lot of tears shed in terms of grief and hope and relief. explore asheville as part of our sponsorship it we have donated 100 of our tickets asheville and buncombe county and their families so they can be here

personally to feel the love that's going to be put forth here. that love is going to translate into millions of dollars for western north carolina. i have been to hurricane recoveries before in florida and bermuda. and in western north carolina is beyond because of the terrain. and because of the water infrastructure. small independent businesses have been the fabric of western north carolina for decades. we know from research 40% of small businesses never reopen their doors following a disaster like this. we went to buck that trend. we have created always asheville fund to support small businesses with emergency grants so that they can reopen and keep jobs for our local residents. that's always asheville fund.com. the heart of these folks have

put forward in putting this concert together in less than 30 days is nothing less than miraculous for our region. arthel: it is so needed. again we want to mention always asheville.com fund. also the concert for carolina.com for the show starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern. tickets are $24.99 page you have the option to donate more. it's going right back there to the community where it is so needed. >> isley thank you so much we are praying for everyone in the region there in north carolina. thank you so much we will be right back. ot just a pet, he rey is a part of our family. knowing that he's getting good nutrition, that's a huge relief for me and my dad. (sings) old bean piglet head yes that is your name. if you saw his piglet head you would say the same. toot toot. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve

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paul: we are back at 4:00 eastern, an hour from now, as donald trump advice president harris arkin scheduled to speak during that hour. the former president at a second rally scheduled for 4:00 p.m. at state college, pennsylvania, and penn state university and michelle obama set to join vice president harris in kalamazoo, michigan. arthel: dodgers first baseman freddie friedman hit the first

world series walkoff grand slam, dodgers six, yankees 3, game 2, in la tonight, you can watch on fox station. paul: i know you who you are for, dodgers dodgers dodgers. arthel:you like the yankees.

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