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from the world's most famous arena, madison square garden in new york city. crowds have been gathering since early this morning waiting the hear mr. trump's closing message in deep blue manhattan, this as vice president kamala harris campaigns in philadelphia today with just with nine days until election day. welcome to "fox news live," i'm mike emanuel. we begin with fox team coverage with senior white house correspondent peter doocy live in philadelphia following vice president harris and senior national correspondent aishah hasnie live in knight where crowds -- in new york city where crowds have been gathering since early this morning. aishah, what's the latest from msg? >> reporter: hey, mike, what a beautiful venue, and it's going on the a packed house tonight. to be a packed house. sold out. people have already started to come in and take their seats, and the music is playing. they're trying to get everybody excited before the first set of speakers come out. i am told that the former

president is going to kick off his final remarks, his final message to the american people, and he's going to talk about new york city, the immigration cry vis from the border that has now landed right here in the heart of manhattan, but also the crime in the city. and get this, according to a brand new new york times-sienna poll, more than half of new yorkers, new york city residents, believe that the city is going in the wrong direction. so the former president's going to take that message and really expand it to americans across the country. that is part of the thinking for holding this event here tonight. pleasure he's got 30 speakers lined up tonight, supporters like elon musk, also dana white from the ufc, rfk jr., tulsi gabbard. the campaign sees this as a big opportunity to show off the, quote, historic political movement that they say the former concern former president has built over the past couple of months here. the other reason, mike, why rump is here in new york instead of let's say a battleground state in this critical final two weekn

believes this is a media mecca of the universe, so they feel like they can reach a much wider audience tonight in this one single event than they could at a rally, let's say, in a battleground statement. it's the also serving as a fund raiser. the trump team is facing a huge fund raising gap with team harris. vice president harris hauled in $97 million in the first two weeks of october, that is six timeses as much as trump's $16 million. so tonight the top vip experience is going for nearly a million dollars. we'll see how much he can rake in in a single night. they want to be iconic. they want the throw this in vice president's face to say, look, we can pack a massive venue like madison square garden. and they want to send the message that whether it's a blue state, a red state, the former president has supporters everywhere, coast to coast, and they turn out for him. mike? if. mike: aishah hasnie live at msg,

thanks very much. vice president harris spending the day in battleground pennsylvania, no surprise, visiting predominantly black and latino neighborhoods in philadelphia. and that's where senior white house correspondent peter doocy is live. hello, peter. >> reporter: and, mike, we know for the last couple of months the harris campaign has been looking at multiple pathways to victory, do they rely on the sun belt, do they rely on the blue wallsome a few minutes ago vice president harris was candid with a small group of reporters. she says now that pennsylvania is key to her path to victory. >> i'm feeling very optimistic about the enthusiasm that is here. so to be very frank with you, my internal polling is my instinct. [laughter] i let the campaign people deal with all that other stuff. and i am responding to what a i'm seeing. >> reporter: something we saw in an interview that dropped this morning, the vp is still struggling to the explain what she thinks about the centerpiece of her closing argument,

abortion access. >> and when you argue that donald trump, if elected, would put forward a national abortion ban -- >> just read project 2025 -- >> the former president says that's not true. >> he says everything. come on. are we really taking his word for it? he said that women should be punished. >> reporter: the harris. campaign continues struggling with men, so her staff staged a photo op at a bar in kalamazoo where the vp toasted governor gretchen whitmer and then let slip a four-letter word. >> oh, we have microphones in here -- i didn't realize that. [laughter] >> okay. >> you'll bleep what -- >> f-words -- >> we just told all the family secrets -- [bleep] [laughter] >> reporter: and that bleep, according to our analysis of the video, was after just one sip of beer. mike? [laughter] mike: peter doocy live in never.

peter, thanks a lot -- in philadelphia. for more on president trump's closing message, let's bring in trump campaign senior adviser daniel afl -- danielle alvarez, welcome. >> thank you. mike: madison square garden, what are your expectations looking ahead to the big rally? >> well, madison square garden is an iconic venue, and president trump is an iconic man. new york city is his home state where he built his business before running for president, so he's going to the deliver his closing arguments. and really, you know, we're headed in the right direction as i talk to our chief data officer a just before coming on air with you with. we are trending in the right direction whether we looked at voter registration trends, polling trends, early voting, vote by mail trends. we are headed in the right direction because president trump is our secret weapon. he had four years of success in the white house. we have now just had four years of failure under kamala harris, and voters know only president trump can fix it. so we're not going to take off

foot off the gas. you'll hear from president trump surrounded by tens of thousands of patriots this evening for our closing message on the economy, on inflation, on the border and on peace at a home and abroad. mike: new york city's traditionally deep blue, but does that location help in terms of it being the media capital of the world? >> it absolutely is the media capital of the world. and again, with president trump being our secret weapon, we know that the media a will cover him. so we've been able to take him the really keep blue areas whether it was a bodega in harlem, whether it was in the south bronx, whether it was union workers early morning in new york city, wildwood, new jersey, coachella, california. president trumps has supporters across the country even in the deepest blue of areas. we are able to be competitive, again, because of that incredible record. because he had the plan -- he has a plan to make america great again, and so madison square garden is just that exclamation point on what has been an

incredible campaign cycle for president trump as we close out this final week. president trump is in deep blue new york which is his home city, in his home state. the media mecca of the world to talk to voters. mike: polling suggests a tight race in those seven battleground states expected to decide the election. do you buy it? >> well, as i mentioned earlier, we look at different metrics, not just polling which, by the way, we are tracking better than we ever have especially in comparison to 2020. republicans in comparison to the midterms in '22. we've also seen shifts in these battleground states 3-5 points in voter registration, swinging our way. we're also seeing that vote by mail is down, in some cases by 25. in the case of wisconsin, down by 50%. and we're also seeing that in every battleground state where in-person, early voting is happening, we are up. so, for example, in north

carolina for the first time we have overtaken democrats. in nevada for the first time, we have overtaken democrats. again, it's souls to the poll sunday, so we do expect a shift in democrats' favor, but right now if we continue in this trajectory, president trump will have a resounding victory. we ask, again, folks to not take their foot off the gas. go to the swamp the vote usa.com to make a plan to cast their ballot. mike: what's the approach in the final days of the campaign, and what is the former president's closing argument? >> all hands on deck in the final days as president trump said on joe rogan, it was been 50, 60 days -- it's been 50, 60 days since he's taken a break. while kamala harris is focused on president trump, president donald trump is focused on the american people. and for us it's been that consistent message that voters have told us what's most important to them. it is all about the economy, it is all about inflation, it's all about securing the border,

stopping the illegal my grants from crossing the border -- migrants -- that deadly fentanyl from crossing the border and bringing peace across the globe. really, again, president trump can fix all of the failures caused by the harris-biden administration. mike: danielle alvarez from the trump campaign, thanks for coming in. have fun at madison square garden later today. >> thank you for having me. mike: new york city mayor eric adams speaking up to defend former president trump saying trump is not a fascist during a press conference yesterday. this as security ramps up ahead of tonight's madison square garden rally. c.b. cotton is live with the latest details. hello, c.b. >> reporter: hi, mike. mayor eric adams' remarks came as nypd leaders announced plans for dealing with protesters at madison square garden today. the former president's rally there is one of his last pushes before election day and is expected to draw a huge crowd. but the city is a democratic

strong stronghold historically, and some of the party's politicians have really scoffed at the garden's decision to let trump hold a rally at the iconic venue. during saturday's news conference, adams -- as the city's top democratic leader -- had this to stay. -- say. >> i've heard people say that the former president should not be able to have a rally in madison square garden. i strongly disagree. this is america. this is new york. and i think it's important that we allow individuals to exercise their right to get their message clear to new yorkers. >> reporter: add also has been indicted on federal bribery and corruption charges, and his comments come after the former president defended the mayor in recent weeks, suggesting adams is being persecution cuted for speaking out on the migrant crisis. adams defended trump further yesterday after vice president

kamala harris echoed claims this past week that trump is a fascist. it's a label trump has also used in the past the describe harris. >> i had those terms hurled at me by some political leaders in the city, using terms like hitler and, fascist. my answer is, no. i know what hitler has done, and i know what a fascist regime looks like. i think as i've polled over and over again, i think we could all dial down the temperature. >> reporter: but adams' fellow democrat doubled down on the rhetoric this morning on msnbc. new york governor kathy hochul saying that people should listen to trump's former white house chief of staff john kelly who labeled trump as a fascist.

mike. mike: c.b. cotton live in new york city, thanks very much. for more on vice president harris and former president trump's final message ahead of the election, let's bring in todayed the's political panel. request we now if concern with me now, mcif day la carr and -- [inaudible] bond. well to both of you. >> hi, mike. mike: what's at stake in this election, i'll get you to react to this clip. >> she's not a smart person. these guys are very smart, and they're very street wise and tricky and evil and dangerous. and if he -- she becomes the president of the united states, which i can't believe can happen, i don't think this country's going to make it. i don't think we'll ever be -- i think just really bad things will happen the our country. mike: how do you respond? >> you know, i think people would say the same thing about somebody's convicted of a -- who's convicted of a felony when

there have been so many comments about how the criminal justice -- ultimately, he went to an audience where he thought he would have favorability. even third party folks have particular things of interest that they want to the see, and system people believe former president donald trump is someone who threatens democracy. if you ask conservative friends, they'll say that's the case with vice president harris, but it depends what your individual priorities are. mike: all right. some recent headlines that caught our eye. from axios, behind the curtain, dems feel they're blowing it. from the hill, democrats feel the race may be slipping away from harris. what do you make of that, mckay la? >> if the -- michaela. >> if the rhetoric was going to work, the polls would not be this close. the only thing we have heard continuously from the democrat side of the aisle is that he is a danger and he is a threat to democracy. and they have been saying that for four, six years depending on

how you count. what i think the polls are showing is that people still concern and they're always a honest when you ask -- they care about immigration, they care about inflation, they care about the economy, they care about whether they're able to pay their rent. and those are issues that the democrat ticket just are refuses to talk about on substance. mike: j.d. vance made the sunday rounds today. i want to play a quick clip from him. >> wherest -- whether it's the cost of groceries, the southern border or, importantly, the chaos around the world, i think really the theme of this election is that kamala harris broke hinges in the world and the country -- things in the world and the country, and donald trump will fix it. mike: what do you make of that argument, erin? >> former president donald trump is not bob the builder, he's certainly not olivia pope. i think that if everything former president donald trump did when, in fact ors he was president, was working so well, those policies would still be in place now, but they aren't. the difference is donald trump

has been president before, kamala harris has been vice president. she hasn't had the final say on policy and things, so we honestly don't know. so now we're looking at do we want is -- what is or has been or the future? mike: all right, senator lindsey graham, let's play him. >> michelle obama's a good person. he's very articulate. but every time the obamas pick the democratic nominee, we win, you know? obama picked clinton. we beat her. mike: does he have a pointer michaela? >> he does u. look, the people who are really enthusiast ebb about wanting to hear from michelle obama, kamala harris already has their voted. they're kind of baked in, right in they're going to come out, they're going to support. and i think what we hear from michelle obama is what are you guys thing if you don't vote the way i think you should vote, then i don't understand this country. and that rhetoric didn't serve her well when she was first

lady, and it doesn't serve them well now the continually cover this like it's an 80-20 the issue. maybe start talking to people about the issue and stop telling them they're evil if they disagree. mike: final thought from you at this stage of the race? >> people are going to vote their conscience. they want to be able to say they're voting for something and not against something, and right now the candidates are saying vote against the other person, but they're not giving america something to vote for, and that that's what will win the election. mike: how about a final word from you, michaela, where we are? >> i think it's going to be a nail-biter, but i'm excited to see the popular vote shift because i'm really excited about the conversation on the electoral college if it's even close. i'm so ready for that conversation. mike: all right. michaela,men, thanks -- erin, thanks very much. dozen,s are injured and one kid in central israel after a truck hit a bus stop during a military base in a suspected ramming attack. next.

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latest updates on this attack. hello, trey. >> reporter: yeah, mikes good afternoon. police are investigating following a suspected truck ramming attack just north of tel aviv that left 1 person did and more than 30 injured. here's what it looked like when he arrived at the scene is. right now first responders are at the scene of a truck ramming just north of tel aviv. paramedics say at least 35 people were injured in this attack and taken to local hospitals. the motive right now is unclear. police are investigating, this appears to be a terror attack just with outside of israel's second largest city, and reports indicate that the driver of the truck was shot by people at the bus stop following this ramming. this incident took place next to an israeli army base, and it caused a scene of chaos as police were trying to figure out exactly where the incident happened. we spoke with one paramedic on the scene who described what she saw when she areeved.

>> when we arrived, we saw a are truck and the bus, and under the truck there were, like, six injured people. >> reporter: the the current security situation comes amid the backdrop of israeli strikes against iran early yesterday morning. we know more than 100israeli fighter jets participated in those strikes that first targeted iran's missile defense systems if then went after missile production-related facilities in if around the iranian capital of tehran. the region waits to see if the iranian regime will respond to to these strikes. we're also tracking one other story as ceasefire talks resume in doha, qatar, a source familiar with the ongoing talks says if they are successful, the region could see a ceasefire that would last hess than a month, and currently the source says the parameters are still being worked out in terms of the number of israeli hostages that would be exchanged for palestinian prisoners. mike?

mike: interesting. trey yingst live in tel aviv. trey, thanks a lot. now let's turn to the white house for reaction from the biden administration on israel's retaliatory strike on iran and ongoing negotiations. lucas tomlinson is live on the north lawn. >> reporter: good afternoon, mike. we've not heard from president biden today, but we have heard from vice president kamala harris. >> i do believe that it is critically important that we as the united states of america be an active participant in encouraging, one, that this war ends, that we get the hostages out but also that there is a real commitment among nations the a two-state solution and the day taffe. -- the day after. and we have to fulfill that responsibility. >> reporter: what with we've learned froms israel's unprecedented strike on iran is how vulnerable iran's air defense systems are. the pentagon has been given a playbook should the u.s. have to strike iran in the future.

the defense systems were destroyed in the first wave, and israeli jets had free range after that. president biden urged the israelis to only hit military targets, that's why they deployed the -- there were stringses attached, and that's what they did. no nuclear sites or terminals destroyed, no iranian leaders were killed. the chairman of the house intelligence committee said the white house is restraining israel. >> they've limited the ability for israel to really impact iran and its ability to continue to threaten israel. this certainly makes it difficult as israel going p goes forward. but israel, rightly, is defending itself. >> reporter: the u.s. and ukraine also benefited from these strikes. of course, iran sends drones and ballistic missiles into russia to fire into ukraine, and the warships in the red sea have been under attack in the past years from proxies in yemen.

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♪ mike: immigration and customs enforcement has announced the arrest of a 20 the-year-old illegal immigrant who entered the u.s. as a gotaway, charging him with the aggravated rape of a child in massachusetts. maaed if lin rivera is live with the latest on this horrific story. >> reporter: mike, local authorities had arrested the suspect earlier this year. he was arraigned by springfield district court on july 18th for two counts of aggravated rape of a child and indecent assault and battery on a person 14 or older. he was released after he posted bail. on october 18th, enforcement and removal operations officials from boston arrested the 20-year-old guatemalan migrant in springfield.

he now has a notice to appear before a department of justice the immigration judge. at this point immigration officials don't know where or when gal vez entered the country illegally, but they do say he entered without being inspected, admitted or parolessed by a u.s. official. the acting director for ero in boston saying in a statement, he stands accused of horrifically victimizing a massachusetts child and represents a significant threat to to our neighborhoods. we owe it to the children of our new england communities to prioritize public safety by arresting and removing egregious noncitizen threats. the number of gotaways spiked under the biden administration. per i customs and border protection data, there are more than 1.6 million gotaways between the 20211-2023 misconcern fiscal years. for comparison, 1.4 million gotways between 2010 and -- gotaways between 2010 and 2020. the latest poll shows former

president trump still tops vice president kamala harris on immigration by 11 is points, and a delight glimmer of -- slight glimmer of hope for trump here, the number of voters who consider immigration their top concern is 15%, that's up from 112%. mick mike big number. thanks very much. as border security remains a top issue in this election, i'm joined california republican congressman john duarte. congressman, welcome. >> good to be here. mike: you have a new proposal for border security and immigration reform. tell us about it and why do you maintain it would earn bipartisan support? >> well, this needs the people's support in america. we know that american voters want border security. american voters want safe and verifiable elections, american voters want a legal status for the millions of people who are here working, living in the shadows but they're law-abiding, hard working families that have been here in america for five years or more.

what my bill does is the border security and immigration reform bill, h.r. 1034. we see all over the country hispanic voters want to join and vote republican, hispanic voters are more important now than they've ever been in any election. their numbers are larger, and their votes are more mobile. they're swing voters. and i think parties need to come together and respect that we need to solve those issues to secure the border as your last report, just more horrific incidents from the lack of border security we've had under joe biden. we need a legislative border fix that's bipartisan solution, and we need america's mayors, sheriffs, city councilmen and supervisors who are living on the front lines of this chaos to tell congress to come up with a bipartisan solution that sos both sides of concern solves both sides of the equation as soon as possible. mike: is it possible some of your fellow republicans would say it's not tough enough? >> well, this is h.r. 2 border

security. this is not the senate bill border security that was watered down. this is the the real thing on border security. and then it does nothing for the millions that came in under biden. all the folks who came in under the joe biden open borders program, this doesn't give them a new status. what it does is it takes families who have been here since before joe biden's presidency and the deliberate open border policies and failures, and it gives them a chance at a permanent residency here in america. these are americans -- america's hard working families that keep our food system running. and if we want to repatriate manufacturing and build up american energy again and get our economy going, then these -- this is the work force we already know, that we can document, that we know is harder working and law-abiding, and we simply need to bring them out of the shadows and make them a full partner in america's success. mike: you're in a rematch of your 2022 race. i want to to play a clip from

your opponent, and i'll get you to react to it. >> sure. >> i'm glad he finally introduced an immigration reform bill, but this is exactly the lack of seriousness i'm talking about, right? we don't need immigration reform bills at election time, we need people to sit down and do the tough work. mike: congressman, how do you respond? >> we need immigration reform bills when everyone's paying attention. and you look at the polls right now, hispanic voters are looking to both parties for leadership, and they're watting -- wanting to know where the answer comes from. there is at least one republican congressman who's willing to step into this controversial issue to look for bipartisan solutions and the ask america's local leaders to getten on my 11,000 mayors program. go on 1,000 mayors, the john duarte web site, and insign up your support for comprehensive, fair, economic immigration reform that's going to help america economically and make our cities and owns safer all

through the country. mike: we're nearly out of time, but you won by 564 votes in 2022. is is this going to be another nail-biter? >> i think it will be. of this is a swing district. america's got 2092 safe republican seats -- 209, 205 safe democrat seats. that's' why we can't see as much good, bipart season legislation that really answers the demands of the american people as we'd like to. and that's why i'm stepping into it now when everyone's paying attention and and say we need bipartisan solutions. and in a swing district that's a hispanic voting rights act district, i think i'm in a unique spot where it's my duty to push forward these ideas at a time when we get some attention. mike: congressman, thanks for your time. really appreciate it, sir. >> thank you. >> starting on day one of my new administration, i will end kamala harris' war on pennsylvania energy, and we will frack, frack, frack, okay? if. [cheers and applause] she's not gonna frafnlgt if. mike: former president trump

focusing on an issue important to many pennsylvania visitors in his -- voters in his visit to pa yesterday. harris is making an appearance at a philadelphia churched today. for more on the huge focus on the keystone state, philadelphia radio host rich z ioli. >> thank you, even though you're taking me away from my eagles' game. i appreciate you having me. the state college e event was huge. that was a big sign, i think, a really big sign. mike: what about the fracking issue? is that connecting with pennsylvania voters. >> oh, absolutely. looking mike, we're talking about 100,000 people that work in the industry, but 300,000 plus that are affected by the fracking industry. and when her environmental spokesperson last week had to come out and say, oh, listen, you know what? she's never going to the expand fracking, she doesn't really believe in the leases that came out about fracking, that was a

big tell to everybody that kamala harris will not be a friend to fracking, and that's putting it mildly. mike, what i can't believe is right now we are, what, ten days away from the election, they still have a ban on the export of liquid natural gas, an issue central to pennsylvania. that tells you everything you need to know about where kamala harris stands on fracking. she will destroy the industry. donald trump said frack, frack, frack, and that matters particularly in western pennsylvania. mike: the common if wealth is emphasizing confidence in terms of ballot counting in your state. obviously, the whole election could come down to pennsylvania. let's play a clip. >> of us had the -- many of us had to the scramble to figure out when threats were incoming, where do we refer them to and all the rest of that. now we have open lines of communication. everybody is very clear about what everyone else's respondents are so we'll be prepared should, again, any of that ugliness return. mike: it sounds like he's confident if pennsylvania

becomes the center of the political universe. what's your take? >> well, a couple things on this. first of all, there's the protect the vote.com which people are signing up to be poll watchers, and they are really crushing it, and they're saying if you hear of any election impropriety, please report it right away. we know what's coming out of luzerne county, lancaster county. we've had some people who were -- their registrations were flipped, they didn't even know it, all those are being investigated right now. i will tell you this, the republicans are outpacing democrats as far as registration, outpacing them as far as getting the voter by mail applications out. now we've just got to get them returned. but the level of intensity we are seeing for donald trump, so much so, mike, that even senator john fetterman came out and told the new york times it's astonishing. people are calling my radio show telling me they're waiting in line to vote early in pennsylvania for two and a half hours the vote. it's a level of intensity we haven't seen since 2016. i would say this, compared to

2020 the when it was a surprise to all of us, mail-in ballots, this time around the are rnc and the trump campaign are ahead of the game. they're encouraging voters to vote early. they're encouraging voters to vote by mail, and they're saying we're going to be all over this. they have an army of lawyers ready to go and nothing, i mean, nothing, will be taken for granted. every single allegation is going to be pursued. mike: if it comes down to pennsylvania and it takes until friday or saturday to figure out who won pennsylvania, do you worry about those few days til it's ultimately called? >> i worry about running out of coffee, because everyone's going to be on the edge of their seat. dave mccormick running for u.s. senate, he is now tied with casey. but what's more important is all these unions that backed casey are now going if for mccormick. you've got down-ballot candidates, we have a chance to ping a senate -- pick up a senate seat. i think that we may see the kind of enthusiasm and turnout where

we may not be up that long waiting for pennsylvania. because when people are waiting hours and hours to go to donald trump rallies, when you have got during a penn state football game you've got penn state filled up with young people who support trump, that kind of enthusiasm translates into big numbers for him. now, of course, the question is suburban vote and is the enthusiasm that we're seeing, that democrats getting in line to try and stop donald trump. we don't know the answer yet, so we'll see. the one thing i can tell you, they're prepared to start counting on election day. there's an army of lawyers ready to go and hopefully we'll know, mike. mike: rich, great to have you. thanks so much. >> thank you. mike: what's next for the menendez brothers after a los angeles' district attorney recommends they be resentenced? that story's up next.gh ♪ in (♪) [child giggling with delight] (♪) come on you two. dinner time.

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recommending the menendez brothers be resentenced after more than 30 years in prison for the murder of their parents. let's bring in attorney lexie rig den for more. welcome. >> thank you. mike: what's your analysis of the move there? >> i think that a lot of people are kind of outraged by this, but it's important to remember what it's not. it's not a pardon, it's not a request that they be granted time served and just simply released. what he's asking is that they become eligible for parole and that their sentence is changed so they're eligible for parole. that would not necessarily mean they would get out ott right away. what it would mean is the parole board you would ultimately make a determination about whether they could be released and if you really want to the go far down field, the next stop would be governor gavin newsom could always intervene. who know know what's going to happen there. i have no issue with the recommendation. i know people are saying it's very political, he's in the middle of a contested race for his position, you know? if that may well be true, but i don't think given the totality

of the circumstances that means that it's necessarily unfair. mike: one legal analyst says erik and lyle kid the not have to murder tear parents. i'll get you to react to it. >> how can you justify the alleged actions that the menendez boys are making to justify buying a shotgun. 18 and 211 years old -- 211 years old, they could is are gone to the police, the seek help. they got nothing. mike: what's your assessment of that? >> i agree that a there was no justification for murder. however, i do believe that had this case happened in the context of now, the alleged abuse and also their age as what they really were, were youthful offenders, essentially, one was 18, one was 221. i think that would have been taken into account then. we're moving forward as a society, so i don't think that means it shouldn't be taken into account now. as you will recall, there were

two trials. brothers separately, and the abuse was a big factor in both of hose trials, and it resulted in a mistrial in both of them. it was when they were tried together and the abuse testimony was severely limited that they were convicted. and so these are not new allegations, they're decades-old allegations, and now we have even new evidence that supports what they were saying so many years ago. is while i can understand the outrage because they kid murder their participants and if they shouldn't have -- they did murder their parents and they shouldn't have, i think making them them eligible for parole given they have been model prisoners in light of everything else is not an unfair result. mike: this was stuff a high profile case back in the day. lexie, wish we had more time. thank you very much for doing this today. >> thank you, mike. mike mach coming up, it is spooky season, and our own chad pergram is ghost hunting in haunted washington d.c. he's next. >> you might not be able to see what's on the ground here, but if glow come over against this pillar and look at just the

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injury to superstar shohei ohtani. claudia cowan is live with more. hello, claudia. >> reporter: hello, mike, the dodgers taking a two-game lead to new york but left last night without their star player whose postseason future is up in the air. ohtani stayed in l.a. to undergo tests after trying -- trying the steal second base in the seventh inning and sliding in a way that partially dislocated his left shoulder. the sellout crowd winced along with eau anny as he was helped off the field clearly in pain. of it's unclear when or if he'll return to the lineup. but talking to reporters after the game, manager cave roberts said ohtani's range of motion and strength appear to be intact. >> so we're encouraged. but, obviously, i can't speculate because we don't get the scans yet. once we get the scan, we'll know more. but again, with the strength, the range of motion good, that's

certainly a positive. >> reporter: a dominant pitching performance, and three home runs heavenned the dodgers beat the yankees 4-2. the dodgers just firing on all cylinders giving fans confidence that even possibly without ohtani, the boys in blue can get it done. the dodgers now just the two games away from their eighth world series title with all kinds of pressure on the yankees to win a big one at home. game three of the world series in the bronx tomorrow night, 8 p.m. eastern on fox. mike: hey, hey, hey, it's not over yet. thank you, claudia, great to see you. [laughter] ♪ ♪ mike: the u.s. capitol's more than 200 years old, and like any 200-year-old building, there are legends and ghost stories. this halloween season, senior congressional correspondent chad pergram explores some hauntings on the hill. >> reporter: the scariest monsters are the ones which lurk within our souls, but what about

those which lurk in congress? [background sounds] allow me to spook you with tales of the capitol macabre. as we descend into the congressional crypts. from the 1890s, there are splotches of blood from the assassination of a congressman from kentucky blended into a marble staircase. a reporter and the congressman didn't get along. the pen may be mightier than the sword but certainly not as powerful as a pistol. congressman williamal by dame down these steps, and charles kincaid met and shot him, and if that blood is still visible on these house steps to day. the ghost of the congressman is said to sometimes trip reporters. justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, was coming down these steps. i was standing over here trying to get a comment, and i tripped kind of coming up these steps and fell if. >> oh, chad, oh, chad.

>> reporter: justin trudeau helped me up. he didn't answer my question though, but i wonder whether i was actually tripped by the ghost? the demonocat is the capitol's most famous fan as the. said the the prowl the halls before national emergencies like assassinations and war. you might not be able to see what's on the ground here, but if you come over against this pillar and look at just the right angle and the light picks it upening you may see the paw prints of the demon cat. supposedly, the demon cat signed its name in the senate basement. now, can does that mean district of columbia? if direct current? detective comics or demon cat? and then there is statuary hall. the former house chamber stock thed with statues of statesmen, heroes and ghosts. legend has it that at midnight sometimes the capitol statues come alive, debate, converse and argue, and that's more

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