and i want to thank steve goode in five keys thoer their incredible work.from the shelter side but also in permanent supportive housing. and they're the ones who are responsible for managing this building .d this is a building for 114 adults. right now, it's got about over 90 people moved in. one of the reasons that we chose it is because of the location. one of the other reasons is because it's a building that was easily renovated and it had a low vacancy rate so there was only about 30 legacy tenants. so that gave us the ability to move a lot of people in. so today we're going to start by hearing from mayor reed, and then i will come back and introduce our next speakers. thank you. >> thank you, sharenne. let me start by saying it's so great to be here. we fortunately have acquired a number of these properties over the past two years, increasing our permanent supportive housing portfolio to almost 3000 units which is one of the fastest increases in over 20 years. and these types of project don't get the fanfare support and recognition that they truly dese

i'm glad everybody is waking up this morning and it's going to be a good day. >> steve: meanwhile, nota because the death toll from hurricane is now above 100 as the rescue crews work around the clock looking for still survivors. >> ainsley: 430,000 in florida still without power this morning as one resident compares the damage to a war zone. >> brian: alexandria hoff on the ground in fort myers, alexandria, what is up? we continue to see this morning just dozens of emergency vehicles racing in and out of fort myers, trucks with backhoes on them in lines and lines of ambulances with the task at hand here is clear. it is very somber, the latest tally that we have with the death toll 104 with 97 here in florida. most of those concentrated in the very area we are now fort myers. for those who survive the trauma, it is all-consuming. cheryl weiss told the news press "it is the most horrible thing in the world really. it is a war zone. i couldn't believe any of it. there was most possible way i could recover in everything i worked for my whole life is gone. from a statement like that best u

steve, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: what's the first thing aside from let that sinkterday carrying in the sink, what's the first thing he has got to do? >> is he going to talk to the employees today. and probably reiterate about how this is going to be an open platform. he has also got to reassure advertisers that he is not going to destroy the site, that it is truly going to be neutral in terms of opinions on it and not have the blatant censorship that he had with the previous executives. and no need to feel sorry for those previous executives. unceremoniously escorted out of the building. the ceo gets a $42 million payout. the cfo gets 25 million. jack dorsey, who founded it gets a billion dollars in cash. so, no tears need to be wept over this one. >> steve: yeah, no kidding. he has even said that he overpaid. is he ever going to make his money back on this? >> it's going to be tough to make this rocket ship work. get it really off the new twitter off the launch pad. because it was twice as much. twitter was never a great money maker even though it was founded yea

>> that's right, ainsley brian and steve good morning.ing to process what i heard from the vice president that if you see a problem, but make sure you a problem. we just had 200 plus migrants cross here in indy eagle pass area where maverick county from all over the world in fact i just met a few of these migrants here, excuse me, sir, where are you from? >> sri lanka. >> sri lanka have long to be been traveling? >> 45 days. >> 45 days you give them sri lanka? did you come by boat? did you come to the jungle? >> yeah. boat, jungle, went through everything. >> vice president harris says the border is closed but do think open? >> we don't think. >> are you here? >> we want to live here. we like the u.s. >> you like the u.s.? do you have any message for president biden? we thank tell mike >> we thank you for excepting us for living here. >> thank you very much on the just show you a little bit of how the processing is done, the border patrol doing a remarkable job of the overwhelming numbers. we get this every day. it is like clockwork. like

"fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning, it's wednesday, october 2 #th. 2022.from today we should know who the big winners are. we should know where the balance of power is in the u.s. senate and the house as well. good morning, everybody. come on in to the mezzanine level. >> ainsley: come in for brian's day. love having you here

clay, thank you for joining us live today. >> thank you, steve, y'all have a good day. >> steve: janiceine is out by pickleball. >> we will do some pickleball in a moment but at the forecasted is perfect pickleball weather across the northeast. it was cold, it is still cold, but we warm things up. the temperature is in the 30s, winchell in the 20s i know but this weekend we will get back to more seasonal temperatures but no frosted freeze alerts for millions of folks from the panhandle of florida up toward maine and the records already we have set in jacksonville, montgomery, alabama, and it looks like we almost set a record in atlanta but definitely this has been a record of the week for cold temperatures. oh, my goodness, we have a low pressure area coastal storm that will come up toward the northeast this weekend, play attention to that and we have another storm moving northwest which will bring rain and mountain snow and also change weather pattern so we will get more stormy as we head into next week. we would could be up to date, foxweather.com for your latest details, i see ainsle

>> steve: good question. here's the thing.o what they are doing now is build it on randal island but yesterday the new york city city council blasted the randle island. we would be winter and it's cold. what they suggested is there are 10 empty hotels in new york let's put them in hotels in new york instead. if you remember, it was about a month, month and a half ago we did the story about how the city was looking for 6,000 hotel rooms? though have been trying to get the very latest on it. apparently none of the hotels would sign contracts with the city of new york. apparently they didn't want to do business with migrants in anywhere facilities so they have not. that is why they are building these facilities, 10 structures, soft sided buildings to try to handle all the people. >> ainsley: how are they going to handle? it's going to get so cold on randal's island. it gets freezing january and february right there on the water everyone colder next to the water. >> brian: we will not have enough tents soon. topping out at 16,000.

. >> steve: good morning, everybody. good morning, miami.you look from south beach across one of the causeways. there are four causeways in miami. main land to the beach. and welcome aboard. we are exactly two weeks away from election day 2022. live from new york city and miami and all across the country. it's good to have you on this tuesday. >> carley: yes, it is. you are right. in two tuesdays we are all going to the polls unless you have the opportunity to vote early. we have 14 more days. >> brian: a lot of people are i can't believe. one thing great about people being so into politics these days. everyone is voting. seems like everyone has an opinion. more people voting than ever instead of going the other way and feeling like they don't matter. people feeling very engaged. in miami, one of the finest, if not the finest city to host a super bowl. they seem to have everything. >> ainsley: we had a lot of fun down there. >> brian: it's pretty cool. don't expect to get anywhere quickly. >> ainsley: this year it's in arizona? >> brian: thi

. >> steve, good morning, thanks for being with us. we spend so much of our time on "tech check" talking about sp sports rights. the battle is app and will nfl, and whistle're hearing reports what apple and the nfl want. i wonder, how do you characterize your negotiations with bally sports, that is the regional sports partner. what was most important to them in hammering out this deal >> well, i think that the key thing is since we were committed, absolutely, to have our own direct-to-consumer streaming product, the question is how could we work together, and we -- with a lot of negotiations, had to work out a way to come to market in really four ways. bally's has a direct streaming product, they're providing our stuff on tv broadly. and we actually kept a few gains for over the air, broadcast as well to get the broadest possible distribution. what were the keys the keys came from a commitment by us to make sure we serve the market, and then some cleverness in the business negotiations with bally's if you ask going forward, how will th

." ♪ steve: good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution" this is the home of positive populismpro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. it is barely led the way in many places we don't have this ludicrous election month instead of election day. the midterms are days away i am the politics guy involved in elections all over the world for over 30 years and here is what i know for a fact. at this stage is not about persuasion but sending out the agenda and turning out the vote it's too late to persuade people to show them your tough on crime if they think you're soft on crime or that your reasonable if they thank you are extremely you can influence the agenda what is front of mine for voters as they make that choice at this stage the salience of different issues but not the readings based on that and what i see happening in the campaign are my predictions republicans will make a net gain of 15 seats that's enough for a majority to take the chair of the committee's to get those invested on —- investigations going but house republicans did a great job to win

steve sedgwick joining us. good, good morning to you that's exactly the point, phillip. good morning, frances. you've got to get your money for your 401(k). the market, a roller-coaster week the first two days we were up 5.5%, but we fell precipitously on the ensuing three days. the dow on friday, down 6% what the market really wants at the moment is a sign the federal reserve's policy of the hiking rates is accidenting the economy just a bit but denting the market to see a pivot. it may well turn around am some stage. the market didn't get that and that's why it fell aggressively across the board on friday, and that's why we're concerned again at the start of the week the key data, it's inflation data, cpis they call it as well. it's the key day that. they're looking for a weaker print. that will send the markets a little bit higher. if you do get some money in the 401(k) do you have enough to retire in these states connecticut is the third least affordable state to retire number two is california but number one is

steve: indeed. we are all praying for all of you. father and sisters and salman. thank you for joining us today from naples. goode want to give a special thanks to fox viewers who helped raise more than a million dollars towards the american red cross hurricane efforts in addition to the million dollars donated by fox. money raised will help provide shelter, meals, medical supplies to those impacted. if you would like to join fox's effort please visit redd cross.org/fox forward. we will be rightnorm back. n by , which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for y

>> steve: that's a good question.ok at what the president said, he said there will be consequent as when the house and senate come back. what happens is democrats are pushing to scale back the u.s.-saudi relationship and the democrats are talking about freezing arms sales and withdrawing all u.s. troops and equipment. chuck schumer said the vote could happen with a crackdown on opec plus, but they do need republican help with something like that. tom cotton said the democrats are simply having a temper tantrum, simply encouraging the iranians to ramp up terrorist activity. so they're going, look, they didn't bail you out for the midterms. he can't pull the plug on saudi arabia. so the republicans are clear-eyed, but as you've heard over the last couple of minutes, the democrats are angry that, in the run-up to the midterms in less than four weeks, saudi arabia is pulling the plug on the gas. >> ainsley: we wouldn't be in this situation if they hadn't pulled the plug on the keystone pipeline. >> steve: right? 100%. >>

. >> steve: two and a half feet, brian. >> brian: good for me i'm a beginner. >> ainsley: did you getg up. >> brian: did i get the sun. showing some signs. our aspirations say just put your feet on the floor. >> ainsley: glad to be alive. happy we woke up even though it's raining. >> brian: can we raise our standard? can we expect more from this day? >> steve: it's taco day. go get a free taco. >> that's true. that's an aspiration. >> brian: we have a big hour coming your way. great guest as well that will make you smarter and more insightful. we begin with this. this hour. in florida, as the death toll from hurricane ian rises to at least 104 across the sunshine state. north carolina and cuba add to that total. >> steve: a resident in one of the many hard hit areas comparing her community, called it a war zone. >> ainsley: fox weather correspondent robert ray on the ground in fort myers beach with the latest. robert? >> good morning to you. you see the sun come up here in fort myers beach across from the inlet and the piles of debris and you see people's belongings here. this is a ro

good news. all right. steve >> janice: i know. but here it comes. >> steve: it does indeed. thank you very much, j.d. >> janice: you got it. >> carley: news by the numbers $1.7 million how much san francisco is spending on a new toilet that won't be ready until 2025. can you believe that? residents questioning the city's spending priorities with one local columnist calling the multi million dollars project quote maddening. the city blaming the high price on the cost of construction material, that is called flushing money down the toilet. next, $4 a month. that's how much netflix is adding to the bill for each additional profile on users' account. those of how share passwords don't have to worry just yet as the price increase isn't starting until next year finally, $300,000. that's how much people are selling their mcdonald's adult happy meal toys for on ebay. happy meal lovers across the country feeling nostalgic as some of their favorite characters came back in toy form. the toys sold out almost immediately in

no good deed goes unpunished. >> steve: good point. >> ainsley: that is right.yan trying to help people in florida that have lost so much and they need this money that can help them rebuild their homes and help those individuals out. this doesn't have to be a political move. he is the governor of the state. >> brian: ainslie, he should not have but the statement out. he should not put that statement out. forget what people think. forget about twitter. >> ainsley: i know, and it is just a few people. >> brian: jason l dean, jason l dean, they would probably vote for ron desantis. so what. rob snyder was just here and the comedians feel just like me. he was out in front of 18,000 people thursday night talking about trump in a positive way. talking about the idiocy of what is going on with the policies. you have to show some encouraging in this world. >> ainsley: luke bryan about the majority of the people who listen to him are republicans, don't you think? >> steve: let's see what else happens. nevertheless, we will try to figure out how much money they were able

steve: good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution" this is the home of positive populism, pro-community, and especially pro-america. it is barely led the way in many places we don't have this ludicrous election month instead of election day. the midterms are days away i am the politics guy involved in elections all over the world for over 30 years and here is what i know for a fact. at this stage is not about

to take a bite. >> steve: how is it? >> so goode door around the street for those $5 cookies. now more of crumble cookies inflation defying success coming up next. but first... be to list check in with bill hemmer and dana perino for what is coming up. do we all have those cookies to bring up to the studio? >> ainsley, we want to pass to you our sympathies for the loss of your mother. she seems like such a sweet woman. >> she watched your show every morning and she loves the two of you. dana she was so proud of you at the white house. and the epitome of a southern woman and we will miss you. >> i know where she is and so much pain and suffered for five years after her stroke. so we are grateful that she had a deep faith. >> we are grateful for you. >> steve: coming up in a moment 15 days, dana perino ahead of the rnc. >> crime is a big deal and the elections could swing and we will show you where that will be. >> education numbers are out they are dreadful. a brand-new study that we will show you. >> even halloween isn't safe from

look at this car in a sinkhole on the road in arcadia, florida where we find steve harrigan. goodrnoon, steve. >> martha, good afternoon. that's one of the very obvious challenges for the national guard and first responders here. parts of these roads are falling apart, being crushed by 20 inches of rain and flooding. some of the nearby rivers overtopping and the roads with limestone cannot take it. we've seen a number of cars abandoned by the side of the road. we have our drone up here as well. keep in mind, we're 50 miles inland and this is six days after the storm. despite that, there's still widespread flooding here, flooding only beginning to recede. a lot of the houses are isolated by the flooding. when you talk to people that see their homes wrecked or neighbors homes wrecked, they start to cry. here's a couple we talked to. >> i'm sad. you know, because i'm worried about a lot of things. i was in shock when i seen it. knowing all of these people lost their homes. we got ours. >> the only way in or out of part of this town is by boat. we've seen people making that commute on

. ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning, it's wednesday, october 2 #th. 2022.two weeks from today we should know who the big winners are. we should know where the balance of power is in the u.s. senate and the house as well. good morning, everybody. come on in to the mezzanine level. >> ainsley: come in for brian's day. love having you here. we had pennsylvania, new york debate for governor and also in michigan between mitt member and tudor dixon and tudor dixon is going to be on our show today. >> lawrence: going to do a great. there is a lot to cover within these debates. she was fired up. >> ainsley: really talking about the lock downs in michigan. people are accusing gretchen whitmer locking our kids out of school too long. in new york the focus is really on crime and with fetterman because he suffered that stroke about five months ago. everyone was tuning in to see if he was going to be able to handle himself properly. >> steve: right. because only one debate. it was last night in the commonwealth in pennsylvania. and so much is on the line because, statis

. >> steve: meanwhile, kevin corke is joining us from d.c. with the post game wrap up. hey there, kevin. >> goodo be with you, steve, ainsley and lj good morning. a very busy night for politics across the country with key midterm debate duals in new york and michigan. in particular. let's begin in the keystone state democrat and recent stroke survivor john fetterman sadly struggled throughout his matchup against tv savvy dr. oz. so much so, in fact, one critic said they should have used the mercy rule and called it a night after about 20 minutes. here's a sample. >> you shouldn't shown up on the campaign trail and not answered voters once from the campaign trail. haven't answered questions from media. this is the only debate i could come to get to you talk to me on i had to beg on my knees to get to you come. >> now, to be clear, dr. oz didn't throw all strikes during the debate. but at times his opponent still struck out. like this walkback of fetterman's anti-fracking past. >> i absolutely support fracking. >> you have made two conflicting statements regarding fracking. in a 2018 interview, yo

. >> ainsley: ted is a good tennis player you would have the advantage. >> steve: what carley? arley: brian is smart. i should be second choice. >> brian: are you wearing heels. >> sneakers and leggens to be air roe dynamic. >> ainsley: might not play well but you will look good. >> brian: you can be ownership group. future owners a pit bull ball franchise. tryouts wednesday at noon. >> ainsley: i thought they could be millions of dollars. we could put our money together and buy a team. >> brian: two years from now sell it for millions. >> steve: first place it. >> brian: if it goes well i'm buying a team. >> steve: here's the thing about pickle ball that's great you don't really move. >> ains >> ainsley: a lot of steps afterwards. did you check your steps afterwards? >> steve: i didn't move much. >> brian: a lot of people want to invest in racquetball in the 70s, that was a mistake no one plays anymore. >> steve: that was in the 70s, brian. that walls 50 years ago. >> brian: i don't want to be caught with a picket ball react in five years. pickle ball no one plays that. >> ains

♪ ♪ mus ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning, miami that says your 7:01 wake-up call.can see in the distance as the sun comes up, some scattered clouds out there. right now 81 degrees for a daytime high of 87. welcome aboard, folks, "fox & friends" in new york city where we are going for a daytime high on this tuesday 10/11/2272 degrees. room temperature. >> bryan: i don't know if you have done this but do you hope winter doesn't come? well, it is kind of late and still warm. maybe this is the year. enter just will forget about it. and we are in short sleeves. >> steve: you are one of those climate guys, right? when they stop having winter and start having summer. >> bryan: i will shave down the polar bear so i'm not sweating. i'm happy. >> ainsley: the best time to be in new york city. the fall is wonderful. when i think of my daughter at school, what is the high and low of school today? the high is, "it is my father's birthday." my dad, i know he is watching. he likes my hair straight and parted on the side so i did this for him. >> steve: so your dad gives you here

. ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning on this monday october 17th. are looking live at nashville and listening to jay allen saying "it sounds good to me." they were said to be married in fort myers beach on october the 1st. but as you know, there was a terrible hurricane. they put that particular nuptials off. today, they are going to be appearing on "fox & friends" this hour, because they are sponsoring a relief fund for fort myers beach. find out how you can help the folks down there coming up this hour of "fox & friends." >> brian: that frustration is kicking in now. the best scenario he could have the best response. it's been three weeks. how i think it's going to to school? got to rebuild your house. where you staying? are you out of town? after a while, the adrenaline stops after the hurricane. you figure out, what am i going to do? anyone on the barrier islands, what do you do? do you say i'm moving? i'm rebuilding? either way, your life is disrupted for at least a year. >> rachel: we have been praying for all these people. hopefully they are

." >> steve: good morning, on thursday "fox and friends," learning about another attack on law enforcementthis time two officers in connecticut dead after being shot in the line of duty overnight. tragic details coming in, we'll give you the latest. also, president biden out west to talk up infrastructures, but back at the white house, his team is on clean-up duty, we'll tell you why. and gen-z set to have a huge impact in this year's mid-term elections, hear from three who share their top issues and the lineup, lara trump, kellyanne conway, shannon bream and brian brenberg and you of course, put down that remote. carley and todd back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first" here on the fox news channel. ♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. new crepe corrector lotion only from gold bond. champion your skin. research shows that people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize

. >> good morning, lawrence, ainsley and steve.ling the senate, there were questions how john fetterman impact his performance, which he addressed at the start of the debate. >> let's talk about the elephant in the room. i had a stroke. he's never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, most two words together but it knocked me down and i will keep coming back up. >> dr. oz going after his health was a challenge but attacked him for dodging debates. >> you haven't shown up on the campaign trail. you haven't answer questions from voters, not once, from media and this is the only debate that i can get you to come and talk to me on and i had to beg on my knees to get you to come. >> the energy policy, but federman repeatedly struggled even with closed captioning provided. in the end, he refuses to let the public see his medical records. watch. >> will you pledge tonight to release those records in the interest of transparency? >> again, my doctor believes that unfit to be serving. and that is what i believe

. >> steve: good morning, rhode island. there is your 7:01 wake-up call on this thursday morning. you got 59 degrees there and you are going for a daytime high in the 60's. and, because an hour ago we were talking about pittsburgh and perogies when we started that hour. i looked up rhode island. apparently they are famous for, in addition to crab cakes and clams and stuff like that, something called rhode island calamari which i have got to figure out what that means. i wonder what the spice is. >> ainsley: sounds delicious. they have the best clam chowder rhode island so quaint have you ever been there. >> steve: a million times on the way up to boston. >> ainsley: some of my friends in the south have started vacationing there one of my friends took her mom there. this is like a little gem. it's really beautiful. the weather is perfect right now and the food is delicious. >> brian: quaint is a way of saying small. >> steve: smallest state. >> ainsley: smallest state. what's the smallest country in the world? >> steve: i think that would be vatican city. >> ainsley: you are right.

the less cross live now do radio host and political commentator, steve gill, to discuss steve as good to see you. now the washington post has written about ukrainian is oper. oh, she who left the territories now under russia control who want to go back there. so how's the pricing is such an article, considering the common anti russian narrative in the western press? i think it's very surprising and maybe we're seeing just a bit of buying, but journalists, integrity, even the washington. or to report some of the truth. i mean that's been the real tragedy among many in this whole. ready war is that the western media, both european and american media and trying to blind dot as the story. and unfortunately, it seems all too often as if it's more important to follow a narrative than to actually talk about the story at hand to talk to the people there. but you know, what's interesting about this article is it says that ukraine is stopping people in zapper. oh, she from rejoining their families in russia controlled territories. so why do you think that the washington post specifically chose

steve: all right. you are my doctor. i rely on your opinion. dr. marc siegel, thank you very much. >> goodlso carley's doctor from time to time. >> carley: he actually is my doctor. [laughter] love going to dr. siegel. and i got some medical advice from him in the green room as well. get the flu shot he says. turning now to this: wild video out of new york city as police arrest a man for torching a restaurant for messing up his order. the arson suspect reportedly told police i was very drunk. i was mad. i bought a gas can and i threw it at the store to try to burn it out. it took the nypd almost two weeks to track him down and he was released without bail the very next day. typically story there. this is not typically. two college wrestlers on the road to recovery after surviving a bear attack in wyoming over the weekend. this is a photo of kendall cummings bloodied up after tangling with a grizzly that snuck up on them during a hunting trip. his friend brady lowery says he jumped on the bear after he it broke his arm and chewed up his leg. my goodness. bubba wallace is apologizing for sho

stu: okay, i need steve forbes and here he is, thank goodness. s this the socialist wing of the united states congress? >> yes, it is. they're about to get their wings clipped in a week from tomorrow thankfully. for 3,000 years, governments have always blamed others for inflation and inflation comes from the government, central banks mucking things up, like the dollar and supply chains like oil and gas production. roman times they blamed christians for inflation and good for the lions but didn't curve inflation and medieval times they blamed it on the witches and 1920s they blamed on jewish bankers and merchants and 1970s, richard nixon on greedy arabs and always blame it on others and government is at fault for the federal reserve and federal government itself and central banks around the world making the same mistake for ten years printing a lot of money, zero interest rates and wonder why prices are going up. look in the mirror, fellas. stu: that was a very good historical round up there, steve. glad you came up with that. we have another one,

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steve, good morning to you. it's always great to have you, so let's go back and start with these annexed regions, the u.s. and its allies call it an illegal land grab. how might russia respond now if ukraine makes a move to take these territories back, and how real is that nuclear threat we keep hearing from putin? >> yeah, whit, as tom noted, the russians just this morning lost another key strategic city in the north to the ukrainians, so probably not much going to happen right away on the battlefield, but some really concerning talk out of putin yesterday, one, he said these areas are russia. i will do whatever it takes to defend them. they are as russian as moscow is. the other thing he did was to say that the u.s. has already set the precedent of using nuclear weapons in hiroshima and nagasaki at the end of world war ii. so very concerning that he seems to be laying the groundwork for the potential use of nuclear weapons on the battlefield. so maybe a week ago we would have said, there's a 10% chance. i thin

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don't check. >> steve: actually good advice. >> brian: i want to look. dy to make it better. >> ainsley: what about the people who want to retire. >> brian: exactly they want to retire. >> steve: don't like and don't retire. >> brian: billing theme with democrats is and going to start with these debates tonight going to be about the economy. oh, we feel bad about inflation but unemployment is down and the inflation -- the economy is challenging the investments are of o. so they have got quick try to in the next two weeks show they are engaged. i'm not sure people will buy it because every time you talk about the economy people for the most part trust the republicans more with the economy than the democrats. they trust the republicans more with inflation more than democrats. so, in a way, they are putting a spotlight on something that they have low grades in. >> ainsley: fox news poll said that the economy and the high prices, that's the number one issue is inflation. right below that what's being taught in our schools. and the secretary of education migue

pastor, good morning. >> good morning, steve.e on. >> steve: although, you know, it's a good morning any morning you wake up in chicago, you look at these numbers so many people are dying. it's hard for us to get our heads around on what is going on in your town. >> yes, it's unfortunate that we continue to have this cycle of issues violence in our city. just on august 18th, we had seven children in 17 hours to be shot. and as you reported earlier, over 285 children have been shot in chicago. and out of those 285 children, 47 of those children are under the age of 17. and ten of those children are under the age of 12. have been killed. so we have this vicious cycle that is continuing. we should be outraged by it. but it seems that we're not getting ahold of it yet. >> steve: pastor, we have heard some times chicago's problem is a gang problem. that means these kids are either caught in the crossfire and murdered or they are just collateral damage to shootings that run related to them just being a kid. >> absolutely. when children

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i can't imagine steve paulson here with our friday forecast. good morning, steve. open space coyotes. that's right. cats here. some of that nature sometimes at night is going bonkers believe okay, get next week. we'll look ahead the next week early. looks like october ends on the dry note, but some hints of some rain colder for sure. next tuesday, wednesday thursday, let's hope it's not one and done there will be more. i think in the way of snow than for rain for us. looks like tuesday evening is the earliest time frame so still four days away, plenty going on to the north will get us some higher clouds kind of drifting across here so mostly sunny. you can see some of that dragging across far north, maybe a little more out of my forecast zone. but temperatures aloft are pretty warm, though. sonoma mountains 55. diablo's 52 ben loman's 51 south winds south wind west wind so no north or northeast, but temperatures really in a fine line here, mostly in the sixties to low low seventies patchy fog, teeny bit has shown up. clear cold. mostly sunny, cool to nice temperatu

good morning, steve. well, good morning, tom. tom from santa rosa. well good to know.re. yes there are some areas of fog and reduced visibility. sonoma county airport a quarter mile visibility after that looks okay . but there's a few pockets of anapa airport at one time, but i think it's okay now, petaluma says five miles watson ville, though half mile visibility down to selena's three quarters, so we do have a little bit of fog and a lot of high clouds over us. mid level class. we will have a cloudy to mostly cloudy day. this time of year. let's face the days are getting very short here nights are getting longer, and it's tough to clear that a robust, vigorous cold front is on the way enhanced by a very strong jet stream, which will help keep this system together and give us some rain tomorrow morning. the way it looks could be a little earlier to the north. but around six am to 10 am i should cover and then the colder air arrives on wednesday, along with the wind, the sierra the snow level, start off high around 7000 ft. but get down to 5500 ft. winter storm watch s

steve, companies like whirlpool, good to see you.2/3 of s&p 500, they increasingly warn inflation is eating alive consumer spending power. consumers power the u.s. economy. it is like americans need a detox from bad d.c. policies and their mess -- messaging. this democrats were honest they should run on this, tell the truth about what their policies create. what do you think, steve? >> oh, look, i couldn't agree more with you. you know the problem with this inflation is that it lingers. we've now had as you know, liz, seven to eight straight months of 8% plus inflation. it knit alleviating. we may see a minor, minor improvement in the inflation rate in numbers that come out in november, but it is systemic right now and the biden administration doesn't really have any solution to this and it also eats into real profits of companies, one of the reasons the stock market over the last year has been so negative. elizabeth: democrats have been in a cage fight with the truth about inflation. their new botched narrative is this, that u.s. in

steve. here is a message you are going to love. watch this. >> good morning. g out of the west wing of the white house lobbying this president to make october 19th steve doocy day. [applause] >> sounds like since the iowa delegation and kansas delegates are on board we will get there and we can keep you posted on that. anyway, happy birthday, dad. >> steve: thank you. >> hey, dad, just wanted to wish you a happy birthday, i hope you have the best day ever and it's filled with your delicious recipes in celebration. sad i couldn't be there for the actual day, but i'm looking forward to seeing you later this week. have a great day. love you. >> steve: thank you. >> hey dad, sally here, just wanted to wish you a very happy birthday. we can't wait to celebrate you all weekend long and i have a feeling we are going to be kicking up a storm and exciting new recipe from your new cookbook. can't wait to celebrate you. we love you so much. >> steve: can you tell that mary and sally -- sally in particular is in marketing? >> that's a good daughter. always promoting. >> br

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good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday october 11th and steve. i was just outside. l. there's no doubt about it, and it's cloudy for just about everyone here. there's a big fog bank again. some reduced visibility, but most of it's okay generally less than a quarter of mile or so is only confined so far to the santa clara valley that i've seen, but i mean, there's a lot of low clouds out there. this is october just kind of rare to get this kind of a fog bank, but water times came down, so that certainly helps. groundhog tuesday. low clouds fog cool, sunny later it's cold or cool. the mild warmer you're far enough inland. you might even say it's hot, but we'll go from 50 sixties coast in the city to seventies and some eighties inland. alright salles here, he said. traffic is back to normal bay bridge somewhere else. let's start with the bridge. steve and i'm going to take a look at a couple of other spots. but right now the bridge does have some slowing on it. at the bay bridge toll plaza just before you make it onto the span, so you are going to see some slow traffic

good luck. >> thanks, guys, have a great day. >> steve: you as well.ue coast-to-coast is crime and here in new york city on the subway yesterday there was an accident. an unfortunate accident. one guy bumped into another guy, and the guy he bumped into, his phone went down on the train tracks. well, the guy who lost his phone started yelling at the guy and said you go down there and get it. there was a scuffle, and reportedly, apparently the one guy pushed the guy who accidentally knocks the phone out of his hands into the path of an oncoming train. the guy was killed. they apprehended the suspect, he has not been charged yet. this fatal shove would be the ninth homicide this year. down the subways, which some are referred to as "murder express." all the cops that swarmed that particular facility on monday in queens, we were told by this mayor if elected i will make sure you see cops in the subways. you don't see cops unless there is a murderer unfortunately. that is why so many people in this big apple are terrified to ride the subway. >> rachel: mayo