alexis mcadams, our reporter who covered that tragic event back in july, is back there as well in butlerh more. hi, alexis. >> reporter: hi, griff. yeah, 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 da

stuart: alexis mcadams. thanks very much.ssau county outside new york city, there are nearly 1.4 million suburban residents and 83,000 more registered democrats than republicans. bruce blakeman joins me now. is trump going to win in heavily suburban nassau county? he is supposed to have trouble with suburbanites. >> reporter: he will do well in nassau county. when he came to the nassau coliseum he said it was the last crowd he appeared before, it was like game 7 of the islanders playoffs. the reason he's going to do that in the suburbs of philadelphia, pittsburgh, detroit, charlotte, atlanta, phoenix, you can go through the list of cities and suburbs, people want to get back to american values, stop the invasion of our borders and back to law and order. stuart: you are a republican, you won the nassau county seat of the chief executive rolling 2021, that was before the abortion issue. what happens when abortion is front and center in front of suburban voters? >> i think donald trump made clear he doesn't support a national ba

alexis mcadams's live in butler for the president's return.t has to be building, just minutes away. >> reporter: you can hear the clapping, the fight fight fight chanter that started in butler, pennsylvania after he was shot and nearly assassinated. he went down behind that area on the stage behind the podium and we were not sure he was going to get back up until we saw his fist in the air. people at the rally say they had to be here, they traveled near and far and are trying to figure out what unfolded that day saying there needs to be more information. >> we can see the smoke from the shots and people around us thought it was a firecracker. my husband said no, that's a gunshot. immediately we were running towards trump. my husband said what are we doing? we've got to find out what happened to. none of us left. none of us left. we were waiting to find out what happened. shannon: nobody left until the secret service moved people out which was an interesting thing when you heard gunfire in that crowd, people trying to get out as quickly as poss

alexis mcadams is traveling with the former president, donald trump and joins us now live. exis, good morning. >> bill, good morning. you 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 elig

alexis mcadams is alive and happy valley with more on that. >> that is okay but i'm not sure where it wopit webeen up for different rs and hopped off the press plane from michigan with the former president who is now like you said, and happy valley pennsylvania but this is a very important swing state as we have seen crisscross the country specifically focusing in on michigan where he had to rallies just last night and again this morning. and then coming to pennsylvania where he's going to spend lots of time but if you can believe it for everyone listening at home we are almost to the presidential election. so, not much time left to move the needle you can see it over my shoulders inviting some people up on the stage including senate candidates here in pennsylvania. he is also trying to help them win the race. focusing in on everything he says kamala harris has done wrong for the country. we are talking immigration, inflation, and more throughout the rallies he does also focus in on what he would do for the country saying he's going to fix parts of pennsylvania including philadelphia

alexis mcadams is live and butler for us right now.i jon, this is exactly what we are standing weeks ago. without us and the trump rally and butler, pennsylvania but it ended the former president being nearly assassinated on stage. it's going back out here again today. coming back to butler because he said his work is far from over. but jon, this time he'll be standing behind bulletproof glass. talk to management every single trump rally within the front of the crowd that day when trump was a shot but he said he's happy to be here but that it is also very emotional. listen. >> is a mix you feel the excitement that you have for the trump rally. the realization this is going to be like no other. speakers we have not seen before, there's a lot of things that are new and the programs are expanded. but at the same time it's a solemn moment for corey comperatore who lost his life. and the other two individuals who are seriously injured. he is a fire crew, jersey is up there. it's overcoat we cannot forget about that. it's kind of a blend. it

alexis mcadams in pennsylvania, 19 collect oral votes. the financial titans are weighing in on this election as well. very few necessarily come out for one candidate or another but brian moynahan tipped his hand when looking at the policies. you don't tip your political hand although you've been at events at business roundtable events where donald trump has spoken, jamie dimon and other counterparts, you have also set of president biden, criticizing a lot of his policies as bad for business. do you tip toward donald trump. >> what clients tell us, concerned about overregulation. a lot of deals are held back and people are worried about getting in the regulatory process. even the developed of energy, whether green energy or regular energy, nuclear facilities, unless permitting takes place. that has got to happen. neil: a battle royal among the business community, not a monolithic community but hinting the less hassle they get from washington the better unless they pay taxes, but that isn't shocking but it is interesting for the banking com

bret. >> bret: alex mcadams in detroit, alexis, thank you.n is out of prison tonight. he was released after serving four month sentence. that's the panel. we are going to talk to them in just a bit. he was released after serving a four month sentence for defying a subpoena in the congressional investigation into the capitol riot he says on his podcast is he focused on helping his former boss win back the presidency. now the panel is coming up next. seven days and counting, vice president harris heads to the auto lips. former president trump getting ready do rally in pennsylvania. the orchestra will take us to commercial. ♪ ♪ i want extra tv time or i'll walk! how about this? introducing the only kids soft-chew for medicated cough relief. aaaaghhh! new mucinex children's mighty chews are mighty clever. when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and t

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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,

right alexis mcadams in new york thank you so much for joining a sample republican senator marco rubiowelcome back to the show, senator, good to see you. >> good morning, thank you. shannon: let's start here the vice president is making her closing argument. she is talking about president trump as a threat to the country. here's a little bit about what she said in recent days. >> let me ask you tonight, do you think donald trump is a fascist? yes, i do. yes, i do. he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution. he wants a military that is loyal to him. i believe donald trump is a danger to the well-being and security of america. shannon: she says those are not just her words owes are coming from people who worked very closely with the president. senator? >> the first of all, any time a candidate -- she sounds just like joe biden. literally she's right back to being joe biden. she is using the exact same rhetoric that did not work for him the same attacks they've been using its trump now for like eight years. nobody believes these things you talk about peopl

i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> northern lights visible from right here in the bay area.lso flying right into the eye of a hurricane. how a bay area company is helping scientists track storms like milton. >> and i want to give you this beautiful look at san francisco tonight. the sunset turning the sky pink and blue. chief meteorologist bill martin is back after the break with a look at our five day forecast. stay and this is the view of tropicana field in saint petersburg. the storm blew the roof right off the stadium. you can see pieces of the fabric rooftop littered down below on the field. this is the home of the tampa bay rays, by the way. the ballpark was set to be a staging area for the 10,001st responders now in the region. but only a few essential personnel were actually inside the stadium when that rooftop came off. no injuries were reported. a bay area company is helping scientists research hurricane milton. saildrone was able to transmit these images showing the conditions out at the sea, right in the middle of the storm. ktvu jana katsuyama has a closer look

i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> okay, now let's head outside and take a look at the beautiful golden gate bridge. the afternoon commute just getting underway on this thursday. and if you are headed in either direction, well, it appears to be smooth sailing, at least here t team now has a head coach. valkyrie's gm ohemaa nianhan has hired natalie nakase as the franchise's first head coach. she spent the last three seasons as first assistant coach of the las vegas aces, which won back to back wnba championships in 2022 and 2023. the valkyries say nakase is the kind of coach who can impact the league. she says she's thankful for being entrusted with this new responsibility. >> i'm going to pour all my energy and my heart and my soul into this organization, and i just can't wait to build a championship team because that's what the fan base here deserves. >> prior to working with the aces, nakase began her coaching career in 2008 with the women's professional basketball german league. she also coached in japan's men's professional basketball league. >> okay, so we want to talk more about

alexis mcadams. >>> now this, we've given a brief overview of the fox power rankings.ent 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 mistake. stuart: the mics are open. so you can -- >> move the needle. yeah, that's right. a

i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> next at 6:00, a key decision facing san francisco's school board.ict leaders vote tonight on whether to approve a new superintendent who has a tough job ahead of her. >> also ahead, he needs to resign. we've called on him to resign. he's holding a seat hostage. >> more calls for san jose city council member omar torres to step down in light of a child sex abuse investigation. patients wearing thin among city leaders as torres is yet again not present at today's meeting. >> plus, here he is making a right turn through an intersection where somebody has a green light and is crossing and is killed right in the intersection. >> a man hit and killed by a dump truck while crossing the street in san francisco. why? neighbors say they believe this intersection has only become more dangerous in recent years. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> good evening. i'm greg lee. >> and i'm heather holmes, and we start tonight with that crash in san francisco where a vigil is underway after a man w hit and killed by a dump truck. this crash happedhis morning at

alexis mcadams in washington crossing, that is in pennsylvania. is harris' big pitch today? reporter: hi, stuart. you can see behind me that's the delaware river where of course george washington crossed in 1776 and that's why kamala harris chose it because she'll focus on unity and the constitution and tram subpoena a threat to democracy saying he should not go back to the white house, watch. >> a second trump term would be dangerous for america and donald trump is unhinged and unchecked and he's out for power and that's what he's looking for. reporter: the rallies that i've been going to here in pennsylvania and the one i went to the other day in north carolina. he sharpened her tax on trump and going after him and we don't have too much longer with the election psychoand will she's changed her media strategy and been on everything for the podcast the other day and charlamagne tha god calling out the vice president for sounding too scripted. what do you say to people that say you stay on the talking points? >> i would say you're welcome. the real

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

our alexis mcadams is in detroit and just help close is this race? >> hey, john.ls -- holds it in a dead heat in battleground michigan. regarding kamala harris and former presidents donald trump had a 48% according to the latest polls. this comes in daily pans the senator who is not the vp nominee is making a final push to voters. wash. >> i think the voters of this twisted around the world for change name are going to vote for peace, what purpose partly than regular going to work for donald j. trump. >> with one week until the election if you can believe in both candidates are holding rallies in these battleground areas in michigan where trump won back in 2016 and president biden carried it in 2020. harris is working to win the union vote in michigan, it's very important here in the state visiting a union training facility rather out in saginaw, michigan, trying to connect with blue-collar union voters. akey demo that she's trying to win over. >> he gives a lot of talk about what he cares about but on the issue specifically about what is good for you and union la

but first, we go to alexis mcadams in state college, pennsylvania, where the former president wrapped up his rally a short time ago. alexis. that's right. a very busy weekend for former president donald trump on the campaign trail. we've been traveling with the former president, and he just got off the plane from michigan landing here in pennsylvania, and he's on stage at penn state with a packed crowd talking about everything from immigration to the economy. this election is a choice between whether we will have four more years of gross incompetence and failure. it's disgusting what they're doing or whether we'll begin the four greatest years in the history of our country. former president trump hosting two rallies in battleground michigan just hours apart. as polls show the race is tightening and not just in swing states, but across the country. so nationally, the race is in a dead heat. check this out. the latest new york times siena college poll has harris and trump tied 48 to 48. okay, so it's anyone's game at this point, especially with the margin of error. now, in michigan, tru

white house correspondent peter doocy in michigan vice president kamala harris but first go to alexis mcadamsn pennsylvania where the former president wrapped up his rally short time ago. >> that's right, a busy weekend for former president donald trump on the campaign trail. we've been traveling with former president and he just got off the plane from michigan, landing in pennsylvania. at penn state from immigration to the economy. >> between whether we will have four more years of gross incompetence discussing what they are doing. >> former president trump hosting to rallies in battleground michigan just hours apart as polls show the race tightening and not just swing states across the country so nationally the race is in a dead heat. the latest new york times college poll has harris and trump tied 48 to 48 so he went place. michigan trump invited love muslim leaders who endorsed him as he courts arab american and muslim voters in this critical battleground state. many say they are angry over u.s. policy. >> i will ask all if i could to come up from arabic and muslim, michigan. [cheering] l

alexis mcadams is here with more details. >> reporter: these are shocking allegations, more details aboutconference in new york city, jeffries is facing sex trafficking charges after investigators say he exploded young men for sex for years. this has been going on for some time according to authorities, jeffries was arrested along with matthew jacobson. he forced men to take part, and in more rocco. of the victims are vulnerable and fashion models. jeffries looking at time behind bars if convicted, they opened the case last year. jeffries accusing him of running international sex trafficking business. there are 15 john does in this indictment. dozens and dozens of others that were involved and they were recruited by jeffries, his partner and another man who was indicted. and praying on vulnerable men giving victims alcohol, muscle relaxers, drugs and modeling opportunities, unless they do what they said. >> they prayed on the hopes and dreams of their victims by exploiting, abusing and silencing them to fill their own designers. >> reporter: the feds are hoping more people might come forw

alexis mcadams is there. who is gaining ground among key demographics in detroit, isn't it? >> he is making ground in black and arab voters and those are two major and key demographics both candidates are trying to win over in this battleground state. they could swing this entire election in michigan as it is coming down to the wire. where i am in detroit, michigan black voters make up 80% of the population in this major city kamala harris doing everything she can to connect with voters but i went to the west side and talked with a pastor who said people in the black community feel they've been left behind by the democratic party. watch. tell me about this specific neighborhood. >> talking about the highest poverty. once and epicenter for the auto industry, now a place that you can't even walk down the street without being concerned for your safety. >> reporter: pastor lorenzo sewall is a pastor at a church on the west side of detroit, a neighborhood he says is in major decline and is happening across the mot

alexis mcadams is outside msg with more. >> the plan here is to do everything they can to stop those registering to not show up so that is what they are doing. these are some of the screenshots people are posting on social media saying they are going to register but they are not going to show up. trying to get people to come there and take a seat away from others. the plan is to fill up the spots but not take the seats. people think this is a sly move. the trump campaign says it will not work. the event page says seats will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis to prevent things like this happening. >> we have had a lot of rallies and we are going to have our biggest of all at madison square garden. we are going to make a play for new york. with what is going on between the illegal migrants and the crime they are causing and hurting people so badly and all of the problems in new york, we are going to give it a shot. >> this is trump's third rally. that is the bronx rally that was back in may. it was a diverse crowd and he had another stop out on long island. he pulls in big n

alexis mcadams is at madison square garden. ot of people in new york city thought they would see the headliner at madison square garden as former president donald trump. planning on doing it for months and thinks he will have a major turnout. not everybody is excited to see him on stage. they're registering for tickets hoping to mess with turnout. look on your screen. what they've been posting on social media trying to rev people up to get on and log onto try to register for a ticket and then not come. they are hoping not to fill up those seats. these people might think it's a pretty sly event. the first will be first come, first serve. it doesn't matter. it is not how it works to prevent things like this from happening in the first place. president trump is not focused on the trolls but focused on filling up the garden. >> holds 18 to 19,000. we have a floor and it sold out in three hours. that's a great honor. >> so this is going to be trump's third rally in the state so far this election cycle. those are two of them you are l

. >> sandra: let's get to alexis mcadams crossing pennsylvania for us. is, 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

let's go to alexis mcadam bets there is a wait to hear from the former president. let's listen in. >> five or six hours from now alexis. >> hi nil. if won't be talking until 5:00 but you wouldn't know that if you look at the size of the crowd of butler pennsylvania. people like last time around in july waded around for hours to get a glimpse of the former president and this is expected to be larger than ever. i was standing in the same spot in july 12 weeks ago when we heard what sounded like firecrackers and pops in the background we saw the former president go down behind the podium. he came back up with his fist in the air telling the public he would fight for them and fight for this country. people here today are looking around and seeing more security in place to reflect on what happened not too long ago. >> we thought we were safe for new and in here. you would think a rally like that would be one of the most protected places. other than the sitting president. yeah it was scary. >> and scary is an understatement to be back here today is eerie but also there's

pete: that's where alexis mcadams is with us this morning. reporter: hey, good morning. you can check it out behind me, there's already a few hundred people here in front of madison square garden in new york city. people from all over the place including, where are you from? >> tennessee the. >> reporter: we had some people from brooklyn. where are you from? >> florida. >> reporter: a jersey girl over here. but this is all people that are excited to see the former president at madison square garden. we're expected -- we're expecting about 19,000 people. the former president's expected to highlight illegal immigration which has been a big problem across the country and specifically here in the big apple. people flooding into the country, migrants who came in illegally since 20232 the costing the city billions of dollars. although it's only 6 a.m., i know you guys have been up for a while, so have these people. the former president's going to talk about progressive policies he believes lead to major issues with new york bail reform. sometimes he

alexis mcadams is in detroit. she has the latest. hi, sandra, feels good to be talking to voters who say this is coming down to the wire. both candidates making their final push. sat down here and had a beer, great thing to do here in this state, caught on a hot mic about how she has a tough time talking to male voters. watch. [indistinct] >> we just told the family secret. [bleep]. >> family secrets no more, quoting -- trying to connect with blue-collar voters, that is a key demo that she has been struggling to win over. in recent days, former president donald trump holding two rallies in michigan. trump has promised to revive detroit's economy by bringing back the auto industry. >> claiming that by the end of my term of the entire world will be talking about the michigan miracle and a stunning rebirth of detroit. >> at the latest fox news power rankings this morning show the michigan senate race is shifting in favor of republicans, now considered a toss-up, which is huge, between the democratic and republican as the race is tight l

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

alexis mcadams live in detroit. what are you learning today?things are heating up here in battleground michigan. both candidates are doing everything they can to crisscross michigan and make their final push to voters. vice president kamala harris is here spending a lot of time in the state trying to connect with voters on the ground. specifically male voters. she sat down for a beer with the state's gov and caught on a hot mic talking about that issue. listen. >> we have microphones. i didn't realize that. >> we just told all the family secrets. [laughter] >> it's not much of a secret. harris is courting the union vote visiting a training facility in the state out in saginaw trying to connect with blue collar voters there, a key demographic. she is struggling to win over. in recent days former president donald trump holding two rallies in michigan. we were there after one in traverse city. he won back in 2016. president biden carried the state in 2020. he is making a final push as well. trump has promised to revive detroit's economy by bringin

carson and alexis mcadams reporting live here in new york. ing about my jeff reese was facing sex trafficking charges after investigators say he forced men to take part in parties at his house in new york and other locations across the world and as you said it went on for years according to authorities. so jeff reese is looking at time behind bars, if convicted here in mind what authorities say was an international sex trafficking and business. he was arrested this morning after he was hit with a civil lawsuit last year so that's how the folks have found out about this during the civil process. particular say there are more than a dozen young men who were named in this in this embankments might say there are dozens and dozens of others who were involved and had to go through these horrible things. them and say they were recruited by jeff reese,'s partner and another man. lycee jeff reese and other two used what they called force, for -- fraud and coercion for their own sexual gratification from either money and influence to prey on vulnerable

fox news and alexis mcadams has been speaking with sam and detroit today, alexis?k voters telling me it comes down to the economy because a status symbol, they had more money into their pockets when former president donna trump was in the white house so they would like to see him back so they don't have to work two job is and barely make ends make big it is coming down to the wire here and there specific demographic, a detroit is as most of them have never voted republican but if they feel like they can -- they have been ditched by democrats one of the greatest thing that democrats did was they started the maga movement because of their failures. look where they have done to have a community. >> that his pastor at lorenzo, his charges on the west side of detroit, it is a neighborhood he says in major decline and it is not just on the west side but across the motor city. >> sandra: tell me about this specific neighborhood in detroit? >> we are talking about some of the highest crime, highest poverty. >> a former president trump hears that that he has promised an mic

alexis mcadams is outside msg trunk fans are starting to go in. we begin inside the iconic arena with an iconic interview. ♪ hot you can hear behind meet the music has begun to play. they just started to let people inside at this a massive venue. let me tell you what i know from the campaign about tonight's event. the former president will kick off his closing remarks for the american people here tonight. you might be wondering why he is spending critical campaign time in a state that he is not likely to win? the campaign believes new york city is the media center that media mecca of the universe. one single rally a made-for-tv rally here will have a much wider audience than any single rally in a battleground state. that's part of their thinking. another part of this is they want to show off just how many people they can bring together what they call a historic political movement the former president has a built in these final days dana white of that the ufcrfk junior, trump and his running mate vans are trying to send a message date will be the t

. >> that's where alexis mcadams is with us this morning.r: good morning as you guys mentioned there all of the songs about new york some of the people here have been singing those also chanting usa take a look this is who is headlining you want to look at it that way most iconic arena in the entire country dream big again. what we're seeing here on the ground these people have been waiting for hours. they gots up earlier than you did for "fox & friends" on the weekend they've been excited to see him camping out overnight talking about policies that imablght new yorkers and people across the country once again a live look as we also take a live look and get into migrant crime which has been a big issue and highlight 200 my and increases in crime that have come it. new york city has been dealing with the surge in crime we don't have to tell you that including robberies, assaults and more and two nypd officers beatsen in a disorderly group of migrants in heart of times square that was a huge case that kind of started to spotlight what was happ

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

reports union workers have reached an agreement to suspend their strike until january, telling our alexis mcadamse strike is over. one of the delegates saying that the ila union notified all workers an agreement has been reached and that port workers must report back to work tomorrow. we're being told that a final deal will have to be struck by january 15th. giving a lot of time here. otherwise, the proposal for a 62% wage increase goes off the table. but it seems like for the interim, that this standoff, will ships off the coast of these ports will come to an end, which is a big deal for the economy. let's bring in abbreviated panel here with byron york, chief political correspondent of the washington examiner and julia manchester, national politics reporter for the hill. byron, a big deal. we don't have all the details yet, but seems like a win for the union at 62% wage increase, if it all locks in at that but, more importantly, it doesn't affect the economy directly. it doesn't seem, before novembe. >> and it's a big deal for the campaign, too, as well. because i think this was -- this was sha

first to bucks county, pennsylvania, washington crossing, alexis mcadams begins our hour today. hello. >> good morning. bucks county, pennsylvania, vice president kamala harris has been to this swing state nearly a dozen times and counting so far this election cycle. shows you how important it is. she is in a swing county in bucks county, pennsylvania. the reason she chose that specific location, the delaware river where george washington crossed the delaware river back in 1776. the topic here at this park is about patriot focusing on the constitution and joined by 100 republicans backing her instead of former president trump. she says trump is a threat to democracy. >> a second trump term would be a huge risk for america and dangerous. donald trump is increasingly unstable and unhinged. and he is out for unchecked power. that's what he is looking for. >> recently i've been going to some rallies and she is sharpening her attacks on former president trump and changed her m me media strategy. tonight fox news special report for bret bare. the more she talks some notice her respons

able to vote in a battleground state and where we find alexis mcadams live in detroit.ppened and how was it remedied, if at all? >> we're still waiting to figure out what will happen in ann arbor, michigan. for people catching at home this is what we know happened. a student at the university of michigan, a chinese student who is not a u.s. citizen was able to use his university of michigan student i.d. card to register to vote and at this point we think his vote still might count, though, in michigan. this happened on sunday. according to the michigan secretary of state's office the chinese student cast ballot at a campus polling location in ann arbor, michigan. he is facing serious criminal charges including perjury because he lied about being a citizen. his vote was tabulated. we're trying to figure out what will happen because it is already in the system. the new investigation continues as we get a brand-new look at polls showing exactly how close things are in this battleground state of michigan. the brand-new polls from fox news that show harris is leading trump b

fox news alexis mcadams is at madison square garden with the story. reporter: hi, liz.l not everyone is excited about seeing former president donald trump coming to madison square garden although he's looking forward to being up on that stage there behind me in manhattan on sunday. now, some people are trying to mess with the turnout. registering for tickets but saying they are not going to show up. look on your screen. these are those posts on social media that show people are signing up for the event and even receiving text messages saying think ecan use them to enter, but hey, the plan is to just take up spots and not fill up any sheets so those people might think hey this is a pretty sly move. the trump campaign event page has different plans saying the seats are filled on a first come first serve basis, meant to prevent anything from this from happening. former president trump not focused on the tolls but says he's focused on filling the garden. >> we have the whole thing, 18 or 19,000, we have the floor and it's sold out in three hours so that's a great honor. rep

we've got a great journalist standing by live, fox news' alexis mcadams with the action in detroit.oo. so, liz, when you're on the ground here in michiganing or it's exactly what you just said in that headline, people felt like they had more money in their pocket when form ifer president trump was in the white house. -- former president trump was in the white house. they care about the economy here in this battleground state, and that's what we're seeing in these latest policy although harris is up. we're talking about new fox polls that show harris leading trump by 22 points in michigan right now. okay, that's on the expanded ballot though. that means 5% of the vote is going to other candidates, people like rfk jr. or who actually dropped out of the race, right, but he's still going to be on the ballot in michigan and wisconsin. when it cops to the economy, harris is nearly even with former president trump which is interesting, but trump is gaining traction on his middle east policy. that's important here because the arab and muslim vote could help swing this election in michigan.

will: alexis mcadams is live in butler this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.s an electric atmosphere here. former president trump taking the same stage in that same far field just over my shoulder around the same exact time, at 6:11,12 weeks after he was up in that same area and nearly assassinated. this time he was covered by bulletproof glass telling the americans he wasn't done with his message that day. watch. >> very big thank you to pennsylvania. we love pennsylvania. and as i was saying -- [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and whether people like him or not, the people i talked to in the crowd say no matter what side of the aisle you're on, you have to give hem credit for come back to the same place he was shot, nearly killed standing back up on that stage. that crowds, massive. we talked to the state police, they think there was more than 21,000, so waiting to get more on that. the mood was also somber though which is different than some of the trump rallies that i've gone to across the country. the former president remembered corey comperatore, you c

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

we now turn to alexis mcadams that's been travelling with the harrisville team in north carolina. o alexis. >> hello. this is how they will have the 19th stop to the stadium if you believe it. running for president it shows just how critical and crucial this swing state is again this election. kamala harris released her medical history saying she is in perfect health. now pushing for president trump to do the same. >> we know he does not have the ability to do the job. he is unfit for office. etalk said his rallies about fictional characters. he constantly is in a state of grievance about himself. he has no plans for the american people and then he just makes things up on a full-time basis. wet mac this week and kamala harris stopping in north carolina to meet with leaders of the black community here to tidewater plant to the future of this country which is days until the election. she's holding rally today in greenville, north carolina, hitting the state hardship because the latest polling a special from "the wall street journal" that just came out says that for president trump wi

. >> 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

that's alexis mcadams is in brooklyn. what's the latest on the strike there?in red hook, brooklyn, they are all of those workers protesting saying they're not coming back to work or the bargaining table until they get what they want. i'm going to step out of the way. they stacked this terminal, they have these guys out here 24 hours a day. this is day three and counting, and they don't want any kind of automation. i asked them if it really is about the pay. they said it's not many -- not as much about the money as making sure they're not replaced by machines. 45,000 dock workers across the east can and gulf coasts. the irk la says they want a nearly 80% raise in wages over their next 6-year contract deal. saying these guys don't work 9-5 job, they work extraordinary hours and sacrifice time with their families. vice president cam lacer that is one -- kamala harris is supporting these dock workers on strike. i asked them how they think this is going to play out here, how long they'll be going on strike, when do they think they're going to go back to the table a

alexis mcadams joins me from detroit. what are the campaigns doing to win over last minute voters?hey, stuart. things are heating up here in battleground michigan as both candidates are making their final push to voters. we were here the oh day when president trump held back to back rallies. he was telling them that he was going to make detroit geap great again. this comes a vice president cam kamala harris sat down for a peer with the sate's governor -- we're with the state's governor. [inaudible conversations] >> yeah. >> oh, we have microphones -- >> oh, hi. >> -- to everything. i didn't realize that. [laughter] okay. well, now you tell us. >> no f-words. >> e just it would all the family secret ands. >> reporter: family secrets no more, i guess, on that hot mic. harris also courting the union vote, trying to connect with blue collar voters, a key demographic she is struggling to win over. but we know president biden did very well with that group in the past years. in recent days former president trump held two rallies in michigan. trump won back in 2016 in this state, but presi

rachel: alexis mcadams is there this morning. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. have thought that the former president would be the headlining act at madison square garden? check it out here behind me and see this is what we're seeing outside on the jumbo jumbotron. it says dream big again. president donald trump at madison square garden. i'm just going to the pause for a second so you can hear what's going on. >> usa! usa! usa! >> reporter: a lot of usa chants which we hear at a lot of rallies. i was just in pennsylvania last night. i'm going to step out of the way. people are from all over the place. they've been out here for several hours and counting here. the former president's not going to be on stage until about 5:00, but elon musk will be here before that, and other big names, so people are hyped up to watch this in realtime. take a look at this, because this is one of the main topics the former president's going to talk about. he's going to highlight the 2215,000 migrants that have flooded the city here in new york since to 2022 the and the increases in