rachel macneill: i called alexis and i said, alexis, what's happened?. and i said, mom's dead. isn't she? and alexis said, yes, she is. keith morrison: martin said he left the house early in the morning for work. later in the morning, he accepted an award at a safety fair. then about 11:30, he left the office to pick up six-year-old daughter ada from school. when they got home, ada rushed up the stairs to see her mother and found her in the bathtub, unresponsive. alexis somers: it was horrifying. i mean, this was my mom-- a vibrant, healthy woman who was just ripped out of the world. keith morrison: what happened? michelle was a young 50, didn't drink, didn't smoke. she was carrying more weight than she wanted to, but the only thing really out of the ordinary was the surgery she had just had. alexis somers: i wasn't concerned about the health aspect of her doing the facelift. i just didn't think she needed it. keith morrison: so if a complication from the surgery seemed unlikely, perhaps this theory from martin made more sense. maybe michelle had taken

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it went unanswered. >> when it comes time to pick up alexis the next morning, holly is a no show. >> i decided i was going to go over there and wake her up. >> tony races over, then goes inside and sees something. no mother should ever have to see. >> i walk through the house and i call for her and she didn't answer and i went back further into the house and i would have never thought that i would ever see a scene like that in real life, spread out on the bedroom floor, covered in blood. >> it's holly, stabbed to death. tony's heart sinks. >> i sat down next to her and i calmly prayed to god. and then i picked up the phone and dialed 911 and told them my daughter was killed. they told me i had to leave the house. i had to go outside, but i didn't want to leave her and i watched them take my baby out of her. her house in a body bag. i'll always remember seeing my mom how it affected her, her falling to the ground. >> investigator duane ralphs is struck by the unimaginable cruelty it was a very violent scene. >> there was a large amount of blood in the bedroom area. there was also bloo

where is alexis? [applause] where is she? come up here, alexis. come here.this past -- [applause] -- this past year, alexis' 12-year-old daughter, her precious angel, jocelyn and we all called her that and we feel we know jocelyn. she's had a big impact, alexis, you know that, right? a big impact walked to a nearby convenience store and jocelyn was tied up and assaulted. i'm not going any further than that because i'm standing with the mother and horrible things happen to her, that young beautiful girl. and the animals arrested for jocelyn's barbaric murder for two illegal aliens of the savage venezuelan gang known as tren de aragua at. they are all of the place now. all over the country. they were in aurora that aurora is the least of it. they have taken over buildings and our work, the radical left democratic weak person doesn't know quite what to do. always has a big mouth when he talks about other things, that he has no idea what to do. than they have weapons of military grade. how did they get those weapons? these monsters were border patrol custody but

it seemed just like alexi to get a bit of a slapping the other day. didn't then, well, as you can see, there was quite a few of the missiles might have actually got through. it's a very expensive little piece. i q as well. oregon is correct. as it turns out, the american taxpayers and the american taxpayers have paid around $3000000000.00 just for the i window. well, of course, the item and sure that there was actually no damage. and that's why these released decided to put a thing called a digital code, is kind of like kamala, talking about the email as well. but in the cloud, this, as kamala said, it's not a cloud. it's a, basically a little bit of a graphic that you do to cover your air base to concealed damage. that never happened because nobody is remaining and missiles got through with the iron, don't completely fixed it. and they kind of get fixed at the and all in the same way the dispute is searching these people entering this concert, check it out, run the video. and oh, look, it's all i know. yes, yes, it's a very thorough search. there's n

down the one to the left for life. alexi is going to big mouth and back in 2014. when he arrived in crimea with petro polish ankle, the chuckled king to convince the crime me into over whelming lea, a russian, and that they belong with ukraine. one of the locals decided to give him a little bit of advice on the video and the advice for alexis. oh, here we go. add 2 pieces of advice, want to? yeah. so there is alexis a little bit of insight or probably what do you lever get if you ever heads the table? um, how would the like to watch? how does a friend or alexi was talking about the as well and talking about around uh, it's interesting that uh, the are in the home. this might be a is really air defense system. it seemed just like actually to get a bit of a slapping the other day didn't then well, as you can see, there was quite a few of the missiles might have actually got through. it's a very expensive little piece of key as well. oregon is correct. as it turns out, the american taxpayers and the american taxpayers have paid around $3000000000.00 just for the i wi

not one call in four years so joined by alexis, a great. [applause] where is alexis?ou say. we all told her that. she said a big impact. walked to a nearby convenience store. pedicle assaulted, not going any further. horrible things happened to that young beautiful girl. the animal was arrested. friend they aragua. they are all over our country. aurora is not the least of it. always a big mouth talking about these things but he has no idea what to do. they have weapons of military grade. these monsters were in border patrol custody but under program will there is created, fighting men, whatever that means. give them free automatic entry into the united states. release into our country. we cannot begin to imagine your pain. if you would like to say a few words, would you? >> i want to thank everybody for the opportunity to be able to say my daughter's story. everybody knows somebody who was like her. she is going to be a seventh grader ... taken from her vulnerability and they made her a target and ran with that and now i will forever be a grieving mother and my son wi

tooling podcast host, alexi, i will turn to you first. it is one where she will deal with the aftermath of the hurricane heads on. she will also debunk some of the female lies that have been circulating about the federal government's response to the hurricane. how important is that? >> incredibly important. i'm glad you guys have been covering it so extensively xt earlier in the show. you talk through that missing disinformation around fema aid. it is a situation in which, of course, no one controls the weather, condrey -- contrary to what marjorie taylor greene said. we see the air turning a natural disaster that has killed people and threaten to disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of voters into a political tool to use against democrats. kudos to former president trump for starting a gofundme to raise money for folks. i do think it is a little curious he is not talking up any of his own money. >> tim, disheartening to see disinformation take hold. maybe not entirely surprising just given the way that we have seen moments like this defa

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after alexis passed. salazar founded pink ribbon good to ensure women fighting breast cancer never have to struggle alone in the last year. pink ribbon good has delivered more than 50,000 meals, 600 house cleaning kits and 9000 rides to treatment for patients in the bay area alone. >> it makes me. it just makes me so humbled and honored that we show up for people like this and they have a place so they don't feel alone, so they don't feel like, you know, they have to fight this journey alone because they don't. >> salazar has been cancer free since 2006, and pink ribbon good has served more than 1 million meals to patients in need nationwide. such good work they're doing, no doubt. >> all right. thank you for watching the 11:00 news tonight. and of course, our next newscast. mornings on two, starting at 4:00. >> and don't forget to stream our latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime, as well as on your mobile device. you can download our fox local app for both your tv and your phone. have good nig

rachel: thanks, alexis. you got it. pete: i need to see the scale of it. rachel: it's big.ig. pete: all right. speaking of big, a big old rally yesterday. it did feel like -- and alexis described it, felt a bit like a pilgrimage, a lot of people coming back to a moment that impacted them personally because they were there or watching on tv and they felt like, hey, this is a moment that changed our country. the near assassination, sent meter away -- centimeter away. he talked about that moment, paid proper respects, but he also hit the familiar pennsylvania refrain of, hey we're going to bring back energy independence in this country. so he talked about the future of american manufacturing from the stage. heres it is. here it is. >> we will begin a new era of soaring income, skyrocketing wealth, millions and millions of new jobs and a booming middle class. we're gonna if boom like we've never boomed before. [cheers and applause] and we're going to unleash a manufacturing renaissance right here in pennsylvania including fracking like we've never fracked before. [cheers and ap

i'd hate you owe me lots of good kind of course savvy for alexis . of the 1st time he's been slapped, slapped down the old one to the left royce alexia is going to big mouth and back in 2014. when he arrived in crimea with petro push ankle, the chuckled king to convince the crimean to over whelming lea, a russian, and that they belong with ukraine. one of the locals decided to give him a little bit of advice on the video and the advice for alexis. oh, here we go. add 2 pieces of advice, want to? yes. so there is alexis, a little bit of advice, a probably what do you lever get if you ever heads the table? um, how would the like to watch? how does a friend or alexi was talking about the as well and talking about around. uh, it's interesting that uh the are in the home. this might be uh, is really air defense system. it seemed just like actually to get a bit of a slapping the other day. didn't then, well, as you can see, there was quite a few of the missiles might have actually got through. it's a very expensive little piece of key as well. oregon is co

today, alexis takes a deeper dive into a program doing just that.come back to our fall semester of star trek at the kessina velodrome in queens, new york. there's star trek, a youth outreach program founded 20 years ago. that's teaching kids track racing. nice work. good job. mike sandler is one of the coaches. we'll see kids coming through the park on their bikes. and we ask their parents, do you want to try bike racing? i want to see focus. a lot of kids don't think of bike racing as a sport. the first time they've ever seen bike racing is when they come to kessina velodrome. close that gap. but it's not just a lack of awareness about track racing, it's the cost. equipment cycling lessons, travel to races for star trek's participants. everything is free. the bikes, helmets, gear and coaching. the challenge lies in keeping it all going. the program is funded entirely by private donations. we don't get any city funding, no state funding. we just have a lot of generous people who give small or give big. star trek has 200 kids of all ages. some compet

hi, alexis. >> reporter: hi, griff.h, things look a little bit different now 12 the weeks later. you can see over my shoulder where the former president's going to take that stage for the second time on these fairgrounds in butler, pennsylvania, this time standing behind bulletproof glass. i talked to people who say they wanted to be here again for the return of the to former president to show their support, but they to do remember those major security failures that day. listen. if. >> we thought we were safe when we went in here. i mean, really, you would think that a rally like that for trump would be one of the most protected places, right? other than the sitting president's. but, yeah,s it was scary. >> reporter: and it's going to be a very emotional rally for the thus of people who came back for the return including former president donald trump there. he said he felt like he had to come here today and stand up on that stage because his job is not yet done. we're 30 days out now from the presidential election, grif

alexis to kamala harris, biden or donald trump ever call you?the one and only person called me out of the three would be donald trump. and it was not him calling me as a previous president. it was him calling me as a father and as someone who had kids, someone who could not even imagine what it would be like if this was their child. so i felt the empathy from him, he was very sincere. >> sean: patty, then question. >> kamala harris nor biden have reached out to my family at all during this whole time, even when they knew that it was an illegal immigrants and basically they let this person into our country. president trump has reached out to her family multiple times multiple members and we have had conversations and they'll just cultivate how are you doing, is there anything we can do for you , how can we help you. so he's been very compassionate and genuinely cares about her family and are recovering from this tragedy. if you want i know that i speak for this audience that we are praying for you and you're family and i cannot imagine your loss

alexis and patty, just an excellent question. it's -- it's and i don't have a lot of time. alexis. to kamala harris, joe biden or donald trump, did either of those ever call you the one and only person that has called out of the three wouldan be donald trump. and it wasn't him calling me as a previous president.father it was him calling me as a father, as who has kids, someone who couldn't evenimagin imagine what it would be like if this was their child. t woul likso i felt the empathy, he was very sincere. ty, th patty, only one question. in facent. yes. patty. kamala harriala harrs. yes. kamala harris. nor biden has reached ouort to a family at all during this whole time. even whe durin they knew that it was an illegal immigrant. and basically they let this person into our country. president trump has reached out to family multiple times, to multiple members and. we've had conversations and they'll just call to saythen how are you doing? is there anything we can do for you? n we help you? so he's been very compassionate and genuinely cares about our familynuinel and ours are reco

alexis fuentes telemundo. gracias alexis por el reporte. no es cierto, especialmente comparando con la tremenda semana que tuvimos con temperaturas de hasta 103 grados aquí en san josé y alrededor de san francisco, pero ya llega una masa de aire frío y es lo que está sintiendo. pero se queda o llegó para quedarse. bueno, por por los próximos 3 días por lo menos. el pronóstico extendido siempre cambio, porque todo está pasando a la atmósfera. pero mira nada más. en san francisco estamos a 64 grados actualmente y la temperatura máxima el día de hoy llegamos a 66. entonces ya estamos un poquito más normal para esta temporada, comparando con lo que experimentamos con ese sistema de alta presión, ese ya se alejó y actualmente ya estamos viendo 60 en la costa, 70 hacia el interior y se espera que en las próximas horas también vamos a ver un cambio con la nubosidad. va a aumentar un poco más esta noche avanzando hacia el viernes porque está actualmente un sistema de baja presión. este sistema va a traer la posibilidad de no solamente ver un descen

but first, i want to say, alexis, our prayers are with you and a father whose daughter was the same agejocelyn was when she was scaled, i cannot begin to wrap my head around what your family is going through and wet poor little jocelyn went through that night back in june. >> thank you so much for having me here. every day is a new day, a constant reminder that she is not here with us. she is not in that grave she is supposed to be in. she is not making new memories like she should. it has been really hard on our family. >> john: as i said, i cannot even imagine. but earlier this week an exclusive interview with kamala harris, bret baier asked the vice president if families like yours deserve an apology from her and her administration. that this is rather lengthy because it involves some of your testimony before congress lately, but please bear with us as we play this out. >> madame vice president, it was apology station early part of your administration. i will let one of the mothers talk about it. take a listen. >> because of the biden-harris administration, open borders policy's catc

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alexis fuentes. telemundo. alexis. gracias.a auditoría. debido a que el zoológico es extremadamente anticuado y potencialmente inseguro para visitantes y para los animales en cautiverio. por su parte, la ciudad asegura que el zoológico continúa cumpliendo con los requisitos federales de seguridad. por su parte, el zoológico no se ha pronunciado al respecto y la familia de angelo b, quien murió en 2020 tras ser detenido por la policía de antioch, está impugnando el dictamen del forense que clasificó su muerte como un accidente, por lo que han catalogado y citamos delirio de emoción. argumentan que murió por asfixia, por restricción y critican la falta de evidencia en el juicio del forense. california prohibió el término delirio emocionado el año pasado, una medida que la familia apoyó, ya que consideran que culpa injustamente a las víctimas. además, piden la separación de las oficinas del alguacil y del forense para asegurar investigaciones imparciales que se murió de un accidente. la verdad es que se murió por un homicidio. lo

colonel, great to sigh, alexis, great to see you.ll me what first respond means to you and your organization. >> it goes all the way back. you know folds of honor very well. i started above my garage with nothing and a little bit into that journey i flew to st. louis and asked anheiser-busch to help me. that meeting has resulted in a 14-year partnership, donated over $26 million. i was watching the climate around first responders in this country and it felt like vietnam. then i would realize that every six seconds in this country 911 is dialed, 240 million times a year these first responders are coming to rescue us. there was no organization providing educational assistance to the families of fallen and disabled first responders. i went back to the ceo of anheiser-busch who was a former marine and we have to do something for first responders. i'm in. bud light came on. a $3 million donation to support first responders initiatives. long overdue but thank you to the heroic first responders to help us every day. >> brian: your dad passe

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biden accompanied by alexis tom otieno. ♪ alexis: good evening. -- alexa: good evening.name is alexa and i am truly honored to introduce the first lady tonight. it's a particular privilege for me because she like me is so proud of her italian heritage. [crowd cheering] my pride and my heritage grew tremendously last year when i was fortunate enough to participate in the national italian american foundation's voyage of discovery, a two week trip that allowed me to encounter the land of our common italian ancestors. i learned that there is indeed so much to cherish in the italian heritage. the focus on food, family, faith, and friendship. all of that is evident this evening. and i am grateful to the president and dr biden for bringing that italian spirit here into the white house. [crowd cheering] dr. biden, you are a role model for young italian americans like me who see a future where what we can achieve is only limited by what we aspire to. italians have always been great dreamers who show the world what's possible. you share in that great tradition of vision and innova

molly: alexis, great job on the ground and hopefully you can get coffee on the way. alexis mcadams.ff: after a stop in deep red texas with pop star beyonce, vice-president harris is refocusing on the states of michigan and pennsylvania. and she'll be with michelle obama in kalamazoo. and i won't hold it against you if ava maria isn't playing behind your hit. >> greetings inside the blue wall, both states are treating michigan like it wasn't closer than last time, biden by 154,000 votes. and the one issue she's talking about more than anything else, the one policy issue is abortion access. >> if you think you are protected from trump abortion bans because you live in michigan or pennsylvania or nevada or new york or california, or any state where voters or legislators have protected reproductive freedom, please know, no one is protected if there is a trump national abortion ban and it will outlaw abortion in every single state. >> this is the kind of tightrope act the vice-president's team is walking in michigan. 100,000 democrats here voted uncommitted in the primary to protest how

alexis mcadams, great work on that tragic day and today as well. alexis, thank you. j j on the heels of a rally in flint, michigan, vice president harris is headed to the disaster zone in north carolina to the assess the damage of hurricane helene. lucas tomlinson is live on the ground ahead of that visit. what do we expect from the vice president today? if. >> reporter: well, there's been a lot of pressure for the vice president to come here to asheville. she's been anxious to to come here. she's stated as well as president biden she didn't want to disturb some of the rescue efforts, some of the of thes -- efforts to help people heal. this car behind me in all this mud, this is a city that's used to hosting millions of tourists a year on a typical fall weekend in october like this, hundreds, thousands of people would be here on the streets here in the river arts district just the enjoy the sights and sounds. that's not the case today. you mentioned the vice president speaking last night in michigan, here's a little bit at what she said. she took some shots at donald

listen to alexis. >> thank you for the opportunity to say my daughter's story. never reached out to me to give her condolences as her humane person running this country. it is very sad that she can't even give me an open apology, sincere apology. she has attempted to apologize just days before this election. i find it very convenient for her. i appreciate everything donald trump, senator ted cruz, has done for me. this incredibly hard journey. rachel: this mother's story is one of the most powerful things that has happened during this campaign season. she came out when donald trump went to the border and had multiple family members. the story is so gruesome, going to a convenience store in houston, a 7-11 type store, lore her out and rape her and beat her up and leave her for dead, this mother doesn't want to tell the story. kamala harris has never called or said anything or written an apology until she was asked in that 60 minutes interview but took no responsibility for what happened to. pete: she was forced. rachel: you see this mom so grateful that somebody

alexis? for new pennsylvania and also the heat is turning up in battleground michigan a week left if you can believe it in the presidential election. things are locked in the dead heat in the presidential race according to the latest polls. they are tied at 48% here. with one week until the election, we are running out of time here for the ground game. so they're making their final push. both candidates holding rallies in this battleground state in recent days where trump won back in 2016 and president joe biden calderon it in 2020. michigan has 15 electoral votes up for grabs and counted votes pretty quickly in the past when you look back at it. back in 202094% of all ballots were counted on elections night. back out here live we can tell you that the supreme court ruling tonight they will not remove r.f.k. jr.'s name from the ballot here in michigan. it's something former president trump has been pushing for here in this battleground state. we will have see what he has to say about that. br

stuart: alexis, you did very well. a fine report in a difficult situation.ams. >>> now this, we've given a brief overview of the fox power rankings. they represent the state of play in the election. harris still leading trump in the polls, but trump has a clear reed -- lead on the top issues. bill hemmer knows more about that than anybody else in the world. what's your take? >> the other thing about alexis' report is that this debate on the, the microphones will be live. okay? so who's going to go low first? if. [laughter] right? it's a real good question. i think on the fox power rankings the economy is consistently number one, and we've seen that. abortion's going to rank up there, but it gets half the attention that the economy gets. and i think what j.d. vance wants to do tonight, if he wants to be successful, is tie tim walz to joe biden and kamala harris. that would be considered success. and walz is going to try and turn the trick on j.d. vance. i don't know if it's going to move the meter, but with it will move the meter if someone make makes a mista

rachel: alexis mcadam is live in butler with the latest. good morning, alexis.morning, well from everybody i talked to out here on the ground they loved all three of you guys. pete was talking to everybody but they were excited to have fox and friend weekend on the ground as he made his triumphant return stand on the same exact stage under the massive rather flag that was still hanging there from 12 weeks ago as they remembered exactly what happened up on that stage. where he was nearly assassinated. >> a very big thank you to pennsylvania. we love pennsylvania. and as i was saying -- [cheering] reporter: yeah as he was saying and then he picked right back up where he left off just months ago now that crowd massive you can see it there. that's just behind okay the stage so you see where the former president was. they had lots of chairs sets up there. so people could get close to them those were guests that had tickets and had maybe signed up earlier but thousands who couldn't get into the gates. and many people said they're grappling with the chaos that unfold h

she is here, alexis. and so she planning that event and he will be stopping at oriskany monument. an interesting fact about, the oriskany battlefield monument. the the what happened interest skinny was so significant to congress that even though they were deeply in debt. two months after that battle they commissioned $500 to build a memorial. nothing happened in 1823. they tried again around the 50th anniversary. but again did finally dedicate that over 100 years later on august 1884. so there were 60,000 people that came out for that. so our lafayette is going stop there and we're we're very proud of that. then he will stop in whitesboro at the home of mrs. white, the widow, because he knew her husband. and what we're hoping to do is to an assembly at whitesboro school, central school and introduce lafayette to the students. we're going to be introduced lafayette prior to june. the ninth, but that is our or june the 10th. i'm sorry. so i'm getting my dates for june the eighth. it's the ball. june the ninth in the morning, syracuse, june ninth in the afternoon, june the 10th. oris

>> yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: if you're a seth or an alexi. okay.ter. >> favorable. >> okay. [ light laughter ] >> so, that's -- that happens. >> seth: so, when i watch tv in bed, i will put in ear pods. my wife will just watch on her iphone, full volume. [ light laughter ] so, like, i'm in bed trying to do anything, listening to a show that i haven't watched and don't know what's going on, and it's real loud. have i editorialized too much, or is this -- [ laughter ] >> i think we get it. no, by all means. >> well, sue's been rewatching "game of thrones" at night. >> can't recommend it enough. >> you know what a [ bleep ] hellscape that is. [ laughter ] audio -- audioly? >> seth: yeah. >> auditorily and visually. and i'm like -- >> seth: but what are you -- >> she was trying to get me into it. >> i also haven't seen it. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> but i'm kind of trying to get in. >> she was trying to get into it. >> but then we're watching at night and i'm like -- >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> but then i'm kind of into it. >> seth: there's a l

alexis, good morning. >> bill, good morning.ou can see behind me we're back to get on the press plane in vegas. the former president waking up in las vegas hitting the campaign trail once again. a packed schedule today. here you can see his airplane heading out straight to austin, texas and do the sit-down interview with joe rogue an for 30 minutes to an hour hitting all different topics and will talk about border security. back out here we can tell you this is just starting right now. we're getting on the plane and keep you posted. we show you behind the scenes. cool to be traveling with the former president and let you no he what happens next. >> see you from vegas, catch you later in texas. >> bill: the sun has yet to come up there. >> dana: i have had to refresh my memory. i was only a junior in high school when this happened with the menendez brothers and this is news. they could be getting a second chance at freedom after the los angeles d.a. george gascon recommends they be eligible for parole immediately. jonathan hunt h

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alexis thank you. arthel: alright, eric. more on this regular public a new york congressman anthony d'esposito for joining us now. let's jump right in, congressman what can former president trump tell the new york route at msg that would close the deal for you to win and keep your seat in the house of representatives? >> i think it to expand exactly what he talked about. he talked about what people on long island and new york are talking about around the dinner tables. it's the border, its crime, its economy supporting israel those are the things in my district on the southwest corner of long island, that's what they are talking about. that's were we have seen with early voting starting yesterday and even this morning. the lines, especially in the republican stronghold sprayed the lines are over an hour long because people are excited to get out there and support republicans in president trump. >> look, yours is one of six pivotal house raises five or held by republicans but you represent the fourth district, new york to fou

well wl thank you, alexis.e absolutely stunning if you've ever spent any time in new york orallied in this area. it's today see a make america great again hat on the streets of new york. but it wasn't yesterday as i left after our saturday edition the of this show. i saw a huge bus at columbus circle, and it was the just covered in trump and make america great again flags. and you're, like, look at that. and it looks like it actually could be having an impact. the polling out of new york suggests that kamala harris is significantly underperforming that of previous democrats to the extent that it would be the lowest performance by a democrat since, i believe, 1988. rachel: that is incredible. by the way, we talked about how many people were going to be speaking at the event tonight. just really a list of conservative stars, if you will. eric trump, mike johnson, elise stefanik if among them are going to be also speaking here with us this morning. but they will be headlining at the event at madison square garden

. >> sandra: let's get to alexis mcadams crossing pennsylvania for us.xis, you has have been talking to the campaign but what is harris expected to talk about today? >> be expect this to be all about unity. you can see in bucks county swing county, swing state and it says country over party. she will focus on the constitution. she continues to say former donald trump is a threat to democracy. >> donald trump is unstable and people who work closely with him as president, he is not fit to be president of the united states. >> now going off at that, harris will be joined by a 100 backing the vice president and not the former president, former president trump. former congressman adam kissinger we have heard of him a lot because a member of january 6 committee and expected to speak today. the campaign calls this a major speech in pennsylvania focused on unity in bringing the country together character that is set up all day and they have been putting this together in pennsylvania as we wait for her to get in stage. george washington crossed the delaware river

alexis mcadams is live at the cbs center in manhattan. not on cbs you are just there for the event. >> she works for fox. >> steve: she is on west 57th street. >> close to where easy to get over here to join you on "fox & friends." i'm still at fox. so, no, but what we're talking about this morning, we are now just hours away from the first vice presidential debate and happening here in new york city. this could be the first and last debate here coming up before the big presidential election happening in a matter of days as you said tim walz on that stage and j.d. vance go after each other. comes down more to be about the top of the ticket. might sip over more personal attacks on each other. we have heard that the trump team believes advance is ready, watch. >> tim walz plays the part of this folksying a friendly outdoors men when you first meet him and got these smiles. is he likeable until you start to get do know exals and his policies he wants to give illegal hes free healthcare, free college,signed a bill to give them drivers license

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elizabeth: alexis, you're a great journalist. really interesting stuff. >> reporter: thanks.k you so much. good to see you. >> the american people know who you are, they know who i am. and i think they know i'm not a serial lie -- liar. elizabeth: kamala harris' running mate, tim walz with, going on the airwaves saying he's not a serial liar. take a look at his long list of controversies and embellishmentings. and now a new one, governor tim walz approved an aggressive tax hike. he also now has approved an aggressive tax hiken gasoline in minnesota -- on gasoline in minnesota that people need the drive their cars. joining us now, minnesota state representative greg davis. it's good to see you, greg. so state lawmakers are in an uproar. they're saying this is a bad and lazy tax hike saying it hurts people. can you tell us what's happening? >> well, what's happening with an automatic inflator on the gas tax is every year that goes by there'll be an automatic increase. so normally i've been very much against inflators because when it's the called the lazy man's tax, it's because

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so, from all know this, let's bring in alexi mcammond, host of the in sync podcast, and eugene daniels, co-author of the political playbook and msnbc political analyst. welcome to you both. eugene, you first, because your new reporting that after pulling out of an interview with the website the shade room, a trump adviser told producers trump was, quote, exhausted and rephrasing some interviews. but that could change. does this prompt more questions about his physical fitness, his stamina, and how might that we can trump's support for voters who like what they call his tough guy style? >> yeah, it definitely begs the question from us about how he is feeling, and then for voters, as well. one of the reasons that donald trump was doing so well when president biden was still in the race was because he felt like he had this vitality, though they are essentially the same age. they are three or four years close in age. you had him running around, and talking tough, as opposed to joe biden shuffling around and sometimes it was hard to hear when he would do speeches. but now you see him backin

. >> lawrence: alexis mcadams at the red hood terminal sea port in new york.hat is happening on the ground? looks like a lot of motorcycles. >> steve: somebody is taking off. >> it was quiet like 30 seconds ago but, of course, when i'm about to talk to you guys there is a motorcycle brigade coming flew brooklyn. can you see behind me here in brooklyn and specifically in this port terminal red hook. people out here 24 hours a day seaing they are not going to go back on the job no matter what, until they go back to the table to gets more money and no automation, listen. >> i mean, we way behind, way behind the quurve on-with inflation. that's why we are on strike today because demanding their fair share. they want to receive receive their fair share of the work. industry. >> the strike is happening at ports across the country, we are on day three from new york, new jersey, florida, and even texas. automation as you heard. so the international longshoremen's association, which represents 45,000 dock workers across the east coast and the gulf saying that they want

alexis name i think you. that the suspects arrest the florida in connection with the sex trafficking of a 15-year-old girl were in the united states illegally. just entered over the past year and a half. a spring in palm beach county for a sheriff ric bradshaw, thank you for being here. what can you tell us about this case, about the two individuals and, you know, where the stands at this point? >> the good news is, you know, our program of -- if you know something say something works because we got a good to. about news is these people should have never met in this country. that should have never happens. and we see this all the time we had four coincidences in palm beach county involving illegals that came across the border, should have never been in this country and committed crimes per mack, you know, this is -- the system is broken. i don't care how many times that administration says got discovered in megiddo have discovered their my this guy was deported, he came back through the border. he supposedly

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alexis mcadams has reaction from the campo. jenkins is live on the ground in north carolina we begin with griff and north carolina. >> good morning, shannon by the devastation is simply unimaginable. there were roads out, bridges gone, here in this area a business ripped from its foundation. the river crested behind me at more than 25 feet. entire communities like the one here essentially cut off it. you can see from our fox flight drone team the magnitude of the destruction that will take weeks if not months if not years to rebuild. as of this morning the death toll stands at more than 232 across seven states. that number expected to rise. nearly half a million remain without power as a million mors try to pick up the pieces after this once in a generation storm. >> it was devastating. this is just unreal the weight this is all happened. >> images of catastrophic but we know it's a one 100% loss. >> it saddens me seeing them coming down your sorting to their stuff every day. i mean look, it saddens me. >> soldiers, equipment,