arthel. arthel: hi, eric, hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville, we have two big stories that we are following very closely for you at this hour. the governor's race in virginia. well, entering the final weekend of campaigning with the dramatic shake-up so three days out from election day a new fox news poll shows republican glenn youngkin leading democrat terry mcauliffe by 8 points. the race is seen as a preview of next year's midterms and the biden administration reportedly plans to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to migrant families who were separated at the border during the trump administration. now this as there is no end in sight to the southern border crisis. eric: we have live team coverage on all the stories. peter doocy will join us on the president's push to get the spending bill over the finish line in a moment. he's in rome. dan springer in la joya, texas with the humanitarian crisis there continues to unfold. rich edison on the democrat, terry mcauliffe, he's adding more hea

hi, arthel. arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville.he white house is scrambling to overt economic meltdown as american consumers are facing triple threat, rising inflation and skyrocketing gas prices. republican congressman john says families are feeling the pinch. >> we have inconveniences at the stores, we have higher prices, that's really a huge economic problem for the average person in this country, but this pandemic, we are not learning our lessons and we have supply issues than going beyond making sure we have christmas presents for the holiday season. eric: the administration is trying to deal with that and more. with that, david spunt. david: he left capitol hill where he spoke honored fallen law enforcement who died in the line of duty and he promised to increase funding for police departments not decrease funding. listen to this. >> hard time to be a police officer in america. i want to make sure you have the roles to be partners and protectors that the communities need. when you look at what your communities need, there are

hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eric. hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. a fox news poll now showing the gop's glenn youngkin with an 8 point lead, quite a change from earlier this month when democrat terry mcauliffe was ahead. education remains one of the biggest factors in why the race has swung so much in recent years. eric: we have live fox news coverage. rich edson is in virginia. let's go to alexandria huff, covering the youngkin campaign in abing ton. >> reporter: you can't get more southwest in the state than this. it really doesn't get more republican than where we are now, that's okay, because youngkin is not here today to change any minds. the goal this late in the campaign is to really ensure that et voters who are likely to vote for him do and to show he's willing to put in the miles. of course, as we mentioned, the latest fox news poll of likely virginia voters show youngkin having an 8% lead over his democratic opponent. as he's been telling crowds, polls alone don't win elections. it comes down to matt had. an expected -- math. an expected

arthel?arthel: as that stalemate grinds on, could there be compromise on the horizon? progressives are indicating they may be open to loring the price tag on -- lowering the price tag on the infrastructure bill. >> what the president has said is there's going to have to be some give and take. i think that's right. the 6 trillion dollars i originally proposed was probably too little. 3 1/2 trillion should be a minimum, but i accept that there's going to have to be give and take. >> arthel: clearly senator sanders was talking about the reconciliation bill. let's bring in real clear politics white house reporter. based on your reporting, is there room for give and take like it seems? are there signs for compromise ahead? >> we're going to find out where the rhetoric actually meets the road in the next couple of weeks. i think that what we're seeing right now is that the story coming out of last week was that progressives in the house were just as entrenched as moderates in the senate. we will fi

hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eric. hello, i'm arthel neville. we're also covering the bottlenecks at the ports leaving store shelves empty and as americans get ready to shop for the holidays they're finding prices on just about everything have skyrocketed. the white house now getting intense criticism for the crisis but transportation secretary pete buttigieg is defending the administration's handling of it. >> as soon as the president came in, he issued an executive order to i think in february to look at the supply chain from all angles. when you think about the scale and complexity of the ports, obviously it's not something you can do overnight. look, we're constantly going to re-evaluate all of our options. but the steps we're taking right now we're going to make a difference. arthel: let's go to david spunt now live at the white house this morning. >> reporter: this supply chain crisis, backup, log jam, may be making headlines over the past few days and in the days to come but the core problems, the root of this issue began several months a

arthel: not good, thank you.hipments to a halt food shortages and school nutrition across the country. molly in boston today. >> hi this is claudia mentioned a few moments ago all of the global problems putting kinks in the supply chain right here in the united states the school new nutrition programs are having trouble getting the healthy meals getting them together and on the plates for the children. we headed chance to tour the boston city public school they serve 45000 meals per day and the head of the food and nutrition service in boston with a variety of shortages from workers to supply to food left program staff scrambling. >> when the deliveries come in or hoping is what we order but sometimes it's not but it's also really great resilient staff but it is creative and they will make meals with what they have or they barter amongst themselves. >> distributors are reporting worker shortages the ceo in your cuts didn't valley said they scale back the number of schools reducing the territory that they serve. >

arthel?arthel: alexandria hough live in virginia, thank you very much. want to let our viewers know that glenn youngkin will be on live with life, liberty and levin tonight, excuse me, that's happening at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. >> eric: now to the democratic side of this campaign, virginia's former governor terry mcauliffe, slowly been surely listen losing steam as this comes down to the wire. that's been worrying a lot of democrats who in their words have been trying to quote stave off disaster. rich edson has more from the richmond suburbs. >> good afternoon, eric. mcauliffe is campaigning in the richmond suburbs. he was speaking in the backyard of a home of a supporter right behind me right here. this is the type of congressional district and the type of neighborhood. it's very close politically, the congresswoman here is a democrat who campaigned for mcauliffe here. she won her congressional seat narrowly in 2020 and unseated a republican back in 2018. also the type of

hi, arthel. arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville.ssure is building on the biden administration to ease the impact of the supply chain crisis. the bottleneck of cargo ships continues to threaten the economy. this combined with a shortage of truckers to deliver goods to stores has many families fearing it may last into next year. i spoke with the executive the director of the port of long beach earlier today on "fox news live." >> if we don't fix this going forward, again, it's a national crisis. it's not a global crisis. $1 trillion industry here in the united states, i'm talking about the supply chain. so, obviously, again, everybody's impacted, business, consumers. and you go down that list. arthel: david spunt is live at the white house with more on how the biden administration's responding. david, he also had some encouraging things to say about the situation, so it's not completely all doom and gloom, but it is definitely dire at the moment. >> reporter: it is dire at the moment. good news he had some positive things to say, but

hi, arthel. arthel: hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. the bomb went off near the entrance of a mosque where a memorial service was underway for the mother of a taliban spokesman, just ahead of the blast the group had blocked the road leading to the service. no one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. it comes as top military officials here at home have repeatedly warned of an increased terror threat from afghanistan since the u.s. troop withdrawal. benjamin hall is live with what we know so far. benjamin. >> reporter: yeah, hi, arthel. what is so significant as you both pointed out is that this is an attack which was carried out on the taliban in the center of kabul and it comes after so many experts have been warning that with the taliban taking over, this is what might happen. chaos ensues and the country could head towards a civil war. we've already seen attacks like this increase you across the country and there's a growing suggestion that other terror groups are being emboldened. this is what poses a major threat to the u.

arthel: eric.o the oval office, maybe. we'll see. concerns about keeping tabs in the afghan evacuees in the united states. hundreds of them arrive while reportedly leaving military bases immaturely before finishing resettlement program according to lawyers, 700 afghans have already left and the number may be growing. many evacuees have friends and family in the country doesn't help them so they are getting in touch with friends and family and leaving the basis. in afghanistan, humanitarian crisis growing worse by the day, live in kabul with the latest on that and new questions back here at home about what brian mondrian's family may have note about his possible role in gabby petito's death is the search for him intensifies. we'll have the latest in northport florida right here on fox news live. ♪♪ 's working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as

arthel: dan, thanks, dan. eric.rivers every time they go to the pump, increasing price of gas. the agenda on the g7 summit, producing countries to boost production and keep the pandemic economy recovery on track but it's one of the many topics facing world leaders adding to the mix, ongoing pandemic, nuclear program and climate change. prices world leaders have tried to tackle repeatedly but will china cooperate? assistant editor of the "wall street journal", james joins us. let's talk about global energy. russia, saudi arabia comes to mind, are they going to play ball? >> i know it can be hard to follow what he's doing here because it all seems contradictory. we see a lot of the u.s. and the president trying to reduce energy production, fossil fuels, we see huge subsidies in this bill to continue to try to develop energy sources but the president realizes how unpopular high gasoline prices are so simultaneously saying to the dictatorships overseas, please pump oil, it's hard to follow but very costly for us. eric:

arthel: and i am arthel neville. eric: and i am eric shawn in those of one of the few big stories were also following the prices on the southern border may be about to get even worse and reportedly up to 400,000 migrants are expected to claim asylum in the u.s. and 60000 patients may be on their way and newly released police body cam video has some disturbing light in the relationship between the late gabby petito and her missing fiancÉ brian laundrie we live "fox news" coverage in all of this, in bellport, florida read and jeff always on the southern border has the latest from him officials go to mark meredith, marked the lighthouses on the stalemate or the presidents domestic agenda on capitol hill. guest: there is plenty of drama up on capitol hill but there's really not much to show for the presidents economic agenda is quite simply in limbo right now with the president said today, it was a priority for simply delayed. biden: i'm a realist, i was in the senate he long time and i know how the legislation works, th

hi, arthel. arthel: we are also monitoring two other big stories. president biden blaming the pandemic for a hugely disappointing jobs report. the economy added fewer man 200,000 jobs in september. it's less than half of what was forecast. prices keep rising and supply chain disruptions continue. there are new details in the gabby petito search. they are getting help in the search for her fiance brian laundrie. mark meredith in wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the weekend. but first bill melugin who is live in texas with the latest migrant surge. >> migrants from 150 countries from around the world have been apprehended at our southern border. they are doing pretty much anything they can to try to get here. take a look at this video, 650 migrants were apprehended as they were being smuggled in shipping containers in several trucks. the mexican national guard heard talking inside the containers so they did an x-ray. there were 198 unaccompanied children being smuggled. those are children who made the journey completely alone. all

arthel.hel: investigators have identified the houston deputy killed in an ambush shooting last night. kareem atkins was 30 years old. he and two other deputies were shot outside of a bar. a person of interest has been taken into custody. police are still searching for the gunmen. let's go to laura ingle now. what more can you tell us? >> we are getting brand new information. a horrifying scene outside of this houston nightclub overnight deputy shot in the ambush. the weapon used here was an ar-15 assault rifle and the deputy that was killed was a new father. the county precinct four has identified the three officers. a deputy that was 30 years old died from his injuries and recently returned after coming off maternity leave. he these behind a wife and two month old baby. deputy garrett was shot in the back and has undergone surgery and is in the icu. a deputy 26 years old was shot and immobilized in the ambush after rushing to the parking lot to help his fellow deputies. it is unclear if they

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arthel: nothing. just say goodbye. paul: welcome to the jounal editorial report. i am paul gigot. the labor department reporting this week that crisis rose 4.5% in the last 12 months and from the gas pump to the grocery store american consumers are feeling the pinch with gas prices up a whopping 42.1% year-over-year and beef prices up 17.6%. the biden administration scrambles to address supply-chain lows with the president saying wednesday at the ports of los angeles and long beach which ship to 247 operations to clear cargo backlog. the president saying the private sector needs to do more. >> this is a across-the-board commitment to going to 247. a big first step of speeding up the movement of cereals and go through our supply chain. now we need the rest of the private sector chain to step up as well. this is not called a supply chain for nothing. paul: let's bring in kevin. serving as chairman of the council of white house economic advisors under president trump. thank you for coming in. are you in the inflation is transitory or persistent cap and why? >> it is a 70s show again,

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alicia: and i'm alicia acuÑa in for arthel neville.two big stories we are following closely this hour. national school board association apologizing for a letter sent to president biden that likened protests by some parents against school policies to domestic terrorism. following that letter, attorney general merrick garland instructed the fbi to take the lead on a task force to address threats against school officials. and we are learning new details after alec baldwin accidentally shot and killed a director of photography with a prop gun on a movie set. we will hear the 911 call. we have live fox team coverage, alexandria hoff from the national school board association and matt finn on the tragic baldwin shooting. live in virginia, hi, mark. mark: alicia, good afternoon, democrats are deploying the biggest names throughout the common wealth to try to race support for terry mcauliffe, former chair of democratic party and someone struggling get back his old job as he races for the governor's mansion. on the stage is the sitting governo

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. >> i am alicia acuna and for arthel neville. polls show the republican lane is gaining ground on his opponent. the clear politics average polling data shows him leading by less than two points. with over a week until election day. we begin this hour with mark meredith live in newport where he just wrapped a speech in his meeting with supporters. >> good afternoon to you, we are here in newport new virginia, we saw glenn yanking as he wrapped up into her all around the state he lost the bus to her yesterday and tried to see much as virginia because as you were talking about the pull show this is a close race you can see the crowd behind me there pretty fired up to hear from glenn he wrapped up his speech a few moments ago. what's been interesting the republican has a shot at the governors manchin that was considered not possible not that long ago but as he said that is not the case anymore. >> nine days out, nine days out from making the statement that is absolutely going to send a shockwave across america. a statement to say not

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alicia: i'm alicia acuna in for arthel. details are now emerging in the aftermath of the accident.ematographer hal halyna hutcs was killed. there are reports baldwin was told the gun was cold meaning unloaded when it was handed to him. there's also a report that several crew members walked off the set days before the incident to protest poor working conditions. actor dean cain says, in his opinion, it's apparent that strict safety measures were not followed. >> there's a really clear protocol when you have a firearm on set as, clearly, they weren't followed. it should never, ever happen. that's, like, rule number one that live rounds are kept out. eric: and lots of questions whether or not that production if was trying to save money. matt finn live in los angeles with more. matt? >> reporter: eric, we're learning more from the multiple 911 calls placed from the movie set of "rust" in new mexico where alec baldwin accidentally shot and killed a woman. one of the callers told the 911 operator that the two shooting victims were doubled over and alert after they were shot. here's some

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good morning, i'm in for arthel neville. two other big stories we are following at this hour, the homeland security department canceling border wall contract in parts of texas with some of the highest migrant traffic even as a new wave of migrants heads our way from south america. and nearly a full month after brian laundrie disappeared, the fugitive continues to elude a multiagency search while gabby petito's family is set to retrieve items from her memorial in florida. we have team coverage this afternoon. steve harrigan is live in florida on the laundrie search and bill malujan is live on the border with the latest on the my grant surge. first to mark mayor death with more on the spending -- meredith with more on the spending bills. >> reporter: claudia, good afternoon. some democrats are warning the longer their party keeps fighting over spending priorities, the bigger the chance nothing gets done and that could certainly doom their party heading into next year's midterm elections. this weekend the president's keeping th

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i'm claudia cowan in for arthel neville. >> eric: i'm eric shawn. thank you for joining us on this sunday. the dhs is announcing it is cancelling that border wall construction contracts in laredo and rio grande valley of texas. that's where agents have already been overwhelmed. republican lawmakers are slamming that decision. here's texas congressman pat fallon who appeared on fox news live earlier today. >> this is a dereliction of duty. we have a choice here to make. do we want the mexican drug cartels to control our southern border, or do we want our federal government? at the end of the day i don't care if you are on the school board or president of the united states your most important job as elected official is to keep americans safe because if you are not safe, you are not free. this is a gross dereliction of duty. >> eric: those contracts of the wall started in the trump administration. bill melugin standing by along the border in texas. i guess the wall they won't be using anymore. hey, bill. >> eric, good afternoon to you. that's right. th

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