cain, u.s. border patrol data show 56,000 monthly migrant encounter encounters at the us-mexico border in august, as compared with 75,000 encounters in president trump's final month in office. can we agree that these are accurate snapshots of the border situation at two points in time? and if so, what do they tell us about the political debates that we're seeing on immigration and the border? not first and foremost. as you know, in the last three and a half years, there were over 10 million illegal, unvetted migrants who were let into this country because of a porous southern border. think about the consequences on these communities that fentanyl, which cross the border and secure southern border that infected our communities in meant child trafficking, include drug trafficking. all of those are consequences of an unsecure southern and northern border. those if those things. my point never again. she supports a weak southern border and northern border. we need to know who's coming to this countr

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will cain is at yankee stadium, he got inside and went to the gift shop and got him a pull-over. >> ainsley: east coast, west coast. >> steve: he'll save the receipt. >> ainsley: mornings are better with friends. >> steve: former president trump will campaign in georgia, election day is eight days away after a massive sell-out rally at msg. >> ainsley: lots of kisses and hugs. >> brian: vice president harris campaigning in michigan today and obama will campaign in philadelphia. >> lawrence: madeleine rivera is outside the white house. >> madeleine: trump campaign is optimistic by early voting. former president trump is in georgia today trying to bolster his spoupport in powder springs georgia and georgia tech. trump is fresh off the rally at madison square garden, where he announced a new category. he slammed harris on the border and economy. >> this will be america's new golden age. going to happen quickly, too. on issue after issue, kamala broke it, but i will fix it. >> madeleine: harris is holding join rally in michigan tonight and will make other stops at a semiconductor facility in sa

no, we must remember that cain was ravished by the nubi, so we are dealing with cain's seed, and so ithese are pure caenites, who then could only be destroyed by a worldwide flood destroy, and as for drones, since this topic was touched upon, well yes, the situation is indeed changing radically, but still, one should not deny that last spring they stated, it is almost true, that 40 schools operate in ukraine, and these schools are training, we have not destroyed all 40 schools yet, they are training. operators, they have gathered all the best gamers, they pay good money, therefore, for 4 million, unfortunately, they will find more operators, you know, with such a busy foreign political agenda, i to be honest, i noticed one event yesterday, it was in the news, but it is very important, one of the most successful special operations of our special services, primarily the fsb, has ended, to identify a network of recruitment of our teenagers and young people in general on the platform so-called: gaming, i will not name it, it is called above, everyone will understand who we are talking abou

will cain is outside yankee stadium. will?inside. >> will: sun's up, sun's up inside yankee stadium. outdoor stadium. sun's up. tonight game three, brian, yankees-dodgers on fox we will have you set up for it coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ unitedhealthcare knows you've got your whole life ahead of you. ♪ ♪ it's nice to know you're free to focus on what matters, with reliable medicare coverage from unitedhealthcare. this week on chewy, shop and get a $30 egift card to use on treats they want, toys they love or food they devour. at prices everyone feels jolly about. for low prices for holidays with pets, there's chewy. >> aaron judge and the yankees are back in the bronx looking for a win in game 3 of the world series tonight as dodgers star ohtani is back in the lineup after hurting his shoulder. the must-see matchup is right here on fox and coverage will start at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. will cain is live up in yankee stadium ahead with the preview hey, will. will will yes i am yankee at a yum game three tonight. star power al

fox & friends weekend cohost, will cain. chris, which of the most i justs mentioned are most egregiously unconstitutional? >> laura, i think you have to start with a proposal to change the supreme court in your essay supreme court justices no longeg serve a white.jo that is attacking the very r government in nature check on the executive branch. i think if that goes, a whole system of government goes.aura it is harder to be more radical than that. >> laura: will cain, this seems to be the normal four kamala in the waning weeks oft this campaign.we they will blow up theho constitution, but we will shred it and hope no one's mentions itpeop. how does this ultimately bring people back into the fol fold? >> only by fear, scaring themth with lies. i was sittinthatg there listenin that clip you played, laura, went is he say he set aside the constitution? i have to remember that you are listening almost literally but almost figuratively to the boy who cried wealth and those very fine people played the extended clip but it was a blo

starts at 7:00 with a pregame show. >> will cain is live from yankee stadium ahead with a preview.ushing through or is he better? >> uh-oh mik mic is off. >> brian: read lips. >> ainsley: maybe we should hand it over to steve and come back to him later. >> lawrence: game three airs tonight on fox. >> brian: derek jeter, the captain, former captain interview aaron judge. fox did such an incredible job with the pregame show i love that. >> ainsley: a rod is going to be on with us tomorrow. brian hey will we can hear you now. >> will: i'm here, can you hear me? >> brian: yes. >> will: okay, good. >> brian: did you see pregame show interview aaron judge? >> will: did i not did. it go as well as this interview between you and me on "fox & friends"? >> brian: a lot better. you are a true pro. i was able to read your lipps because you pronounce your words so well. >> will: you mentioned ratings. ratings are big here is why star power. you talked about aaron judge i want to show you something. m all right b story pro blocks await a minute yankees edition. but the real star power. the bigge

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. -- properly reforming capital cains tax. ., ., , gains tax.his? i think we need _ gains tax. so you would oppose this? i think we need to _ gains tax. so you would oppose this? i think we need to see _ gains tax. so you would oppose this? i think we need to see the _ gains tax. so you would oppose this? i think we need to see the detail, - i think we need to see the detail, as always as we were up to the budget there are lots of speculation in relation to what the government might do. i was saying that we were clear about national insurance of the fact that we would not want to increase it and that meant for both employees and employers. let's see what the government says in the budget. what the government says in the bud . et. ., what the government says in the budaet. ., _, ., what the government says in the budaet. ., ., _ what the government says in the buduet. ., . ,, budget. your colleague daisy cooper said, the previous _ budget. your colleague daisy cooper said, the previous government - budget. your colleague daisy cooper said, the pr

all right, chase cain, please stay safe and thank you. okay. are we headed toward a big tech breakup in silicon valley? the department of justice is considering forcing google to split into smaller companies. this is part of an antitrust case against google. last month, a federal judge ruled that google had a monopoly with its search engines, including with search apps on smartphones. the potential breakup of google is just one option, being considered. another would be to force phone makers to stop promoting google's search feature. it certainly would give you more choice, and it would prompt the user interface. design that's going on to do that is one that's going to be very different than one where you're not even necessarily aware that a choice has been made for you. and that's the case that we sit with now. all right. let's bring in our business. and tech reporter scott budman. someone argued that there's a reason we say google it because of the dominance that it has. and this is kind of a multi-layered because it's not only the search eng

i'm national climate reporter chase cain. all right, chase, thank you. at the anchor desk now with our gia vang who's working on the 5:00. hey. well, another day of trial for the man accused of murdering a tech exec in s.f. what we learned about the timeline of the murder in court today and then in the south bay. we're going to show you a motel turned housing for the homeless and learn about this new strategy in san jose. all right. thanks so much. we'll see you in a little bit. still to come. top trending story as voted by you on my instagram survey. also getting into the spirit on the eve of halloween. what bart says it willive you if you g your memory is an amazing thing, but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinical study, prevagen was shown to improve memory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired. stay sharp and improve your memory wi

national climate reporter chase cain. thanks. preparing for wildfires with new information coming to the palm of your hand, one of the most downloaded apps is providing critical updates. meteorologist rob mayeda will join us once again to show us how the watch duty app works. also, they are considered pioneers in artificial intelligence and now they are being recognized for their work. the men just awarded the nobel prize in physics. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story would you like to see later on in this newscast? a lot of you have already voted, but if you haven't yet, you still have some time to vote for one of these stories. you see, right here. beer, wash, jeans, airline apologizes after airing an s.f.w. movie or u.s. house to honor miracle on ice team. he's been following for quite some time now. regarding tiny homes that never really materialized. kris. hey there audrey. yeah, we're talking about all these people who've been asking for accountability. they are all over the bay area. they pay

ai meteorologist chase cain. thank you. still to come, the center of the college football world will be in the bay area this weekend. the big show is setting up shop at cal. how? students are getting ready for their big moment on national tv. also a new place to get out and get active. the new park in downtown san jose that brought the u.s. secretary of the interior into town. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story would you like to see later on in this newscast? i have a survey up right now on my instagram, so have a little bit more time to vote for one of these stories right over here. barbie debuts first wall-e doll. costco slashing prices on some products or united adjusting flights for taylor swift. we'll does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a

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cain and abel. right.isters make recourse to this story repeatedly throughout the war as a kind of early example of what is going on here, of the kind of the depth of the betrayal that that northerners felt in the face of the violence of the civil w can only be measured by the betrayal of cain and that mark that should stain southern the southern people forever. the other one, hopefully, i can come back and talk about my next project, which, believe it or not, involved john milton and john milton, the poet paradise lost is actually another important text in the civil war. i promise not to come here and try to read, but write. paradise lost is the story of the original betrayal. even before cain and abel. and that, too, was an important art sort of story and framework by which northerners understood, again, the kind of depth of, the callousness of this betrayal, not unlike the betrayal of the devil himself, who, of course, emerges in paradise. lost is kind of the most interesting character. but this rhetori

even before cain and abel. that, too, was an important sort of story and framework by which northerners understood, again, the kind of depth of the callousness of this betrayal, not unlike the betrayal of the devil himself, who, of course, emerges in paradise. lost is kind of the most interesting character. but this rhetoric goes beyond religious and into kind of everyday life in newspapers. what i found most fascinating about this is that it winds up revealing something about the kind of dynamic of the war that is not readily apparent. if we think about the normal political orientation of military violence or the relationship between military violence and ideological position. so in the 21st century united states, we talk about hawks and doves, hawks, those who are more pro-war, doves who are antiwar, more sort of, generally speaking. and the traditional orientation, i think, for a very long time, since the 20th century, has been that the hawks tend to be political conservatives, and the doves, political liber

so it's hard to be more radical than that. >> laura: will cain, this seems to be the norm now for kamalany. especially in the waning weeks of this campaign. they are going to blow up the constitution. but we're going to shred it and hope money mentions it. how does any of this ultimately bring people back into the fold? >> only by fear. by scaring them with lies. you know, i was just sitting there listening to the clip that you played laura, i'm sitting here thinking when does he say set aside the constitution. then i have to say to myself you are listening almost figuratively the boy who cried wolf. very fine people play the extended clip we know what he said. whether or not it was bloodbath. play the extended clip we know what he said. dictator for a day or only have to vote once. he has explained the importance of this election. to this setting aside of the constitution, it's just complete and utter boy who cried wolf syndrome they are telling lies, the lie, here's the best part as you pointing out laura projection. projection done on a multitude of issues racism and covid and who bel

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. >> cohost of "fox & friends we can" will cain joins us. are you the lawyer -- a lawyer? never knew that. i like that. and now i like you last. but you don't come off as a lawyer. that is why i like you. >> that is why i don't run that flag. >> jesse: tell me about this case. i don't understand how the department of justice can add these noncitizens back on the rolls? >> let's look at the legal aspect. with the justice department said federal law you can't make systemic changes to the voter rolls within 90 days of an election. and these are not systemic, what happens is somebody comes in to renew their driver's license, they are on the dmv rolls. it says you are noncitizens what you cannot prove citizenship. you are of the voter rolls. pretty logical. not systemic. individualized. and that is systemic. now, i would argue that yucking is right. we will see how this goes. that is pretty individuals. you have a self identified as a noncitizen. what is there an argument for you to be voting? the bigger issue, jesse, is the manner. >> why would they want to be on the record as

senator cain, mr.criticized the economy earlier, earlier we heard from the virginia shopperde who said her grocery budget is strained. please give us at least one policy that you support to help struggling americans. you have to 60 -- 60 seconds. >> first, virginians do not like manager being misled, and when my if opponent says being energy independent, under the biden administration america is producing more domestic energy than at any time in the nation's history. and the good news is that production is, yes, nuclear, which i support. natural gas, which i support. but also wind and solar, and that is making a huge curves in the economy s right here in -- difference in the economyss rigt here with the announcement of to green link building a manufacturing facility here. we are the energy leaders in the world because of these policies. what would i do on own nation? first, covid-19 wasas a sledgehammer to the global economy disrupting all supply chains, and every nation had inflation if problems. our

it suggests the promise of overturning her with all we knew, but cain did not have a fingerprint on the declaration, if you are able to and so might demonstrate that he did, what is at stake do you think? in that revelation? >> a great question. i so enjoyed listening to the show over the last bit. this is -- it is the writer or artist to make their own distinct impression. with the concept is much more important 18th-century. they were understood to be off anonymous. one of the most intriguing aspects of this research from my perspective is that it happens to better understand the collaborative processes across time and space. there really shedding light on democracy and media today. your colleague has been working on the specific project and they recently retired. we will see what comes next. >> what is in your view the legacy of thomas payne? while she was starting today? >> i think the conversation should be left alone. just to show that historical knowledge is not -- this as ways of understanding emerge. he is far from an elite, quite the opposite. he had a really deep knowledge of

i had him this week on the will cain show, last week on fox & friends it's an incredible show.not just about football. >> no, it isn't. will: that's the key. >> that's the thing, will. it's the story of these kid's lives and when you go into any community in america, what you'll find is such diversity when it comes to the things that kids face everyday, and this is not a scripted show. it's real action. it's what's really happening. one of the kids, in fact, in this week's release is a kid that is named tristan santora and he loses his mother last year, before the season, and it just shows how he overcomes this trauma in his life and how his teammates help him. it's a very special show and the producers have done a great, great job. will: i want to mention football in a second but we've had this conversation. it's a vehicle, sports is a vehicle, and this show is a vehicle for you to illustrate how you're using this as an opportunity to build better men. >> exactly. and that's what our goal is. in fact i've told the kids over and over, i've said there's absolutely no way we woul

here's national climate reporter chase cain. climate change isn't just making hurricanes stronger or heat waves hotter. it's also starting to reshape our elections. supercharged storms like helene and milton might destroy polling places, but they can also create renewed motivation to vote. people deserve to be heard. we'll find a way to vote. what can you do? but i guess vote out some people and vote in people who are putting that as a priority. that enthusiasm is also reflected in new data from the environmental voter project. the nonpartisan group is contacting 4.8 million voters across 19 states. all who prioritize climate action but rarely or have never voted. every election, the big question is will young voters and particularly young climate voters, actually show up? and so far, the data isn't just encouraging. it's extraordinary. nathaniel stinnett leads the nonpartisan group. and so far, this election, they've already rallied more than 100,001st time voters to cast ballots in key swing states like pennsylvania and north

will cain's with me this morning. i think that vance won. what say you?think it was a clear win for j.d. vance. i think he thoroughly dominated. i think it was a complete embarrassment for the moderators once again. and once again it's the important point, stuart, the cbs moderators not unlike abc were totally in the tank. it was once again three on one in one of these debates. and we can sit here and go, well, we should focus on margaret brennan or norah o'donnell, but at some point cbs, what is it, parent company is paramount? abc, disney. at system point have a little shred of dignity. i'm not even going to ask for objectivity. have some shred of dignity that you can -- are you so bad at hiring that you can't even find someone the feign the objectivity needed in a presidential debate? all you have to have is a shred of objectivity and intelligence to know, hey, i'm tilting the scale here. my personal opinions are coming through. i just -- the entirety of the enterprise, stuart, from morning television to nightly news, to these sunday anchors, they're a

administration and harris cam-cain. ., ., ,, campaign. i am fascinated by this because _ campaign. campaign. i am fascinated by this because when you - campaign. i am fascinated by this because when you look. campaign. i am fascinated by| this because when you look at raw data about inflation coming around, about the growth in the american economy and jobs, it is already on the plus side for the biden administration now, and yet when you listen to voters, it seems very different. as the harris campaign not really doing enough to sell their basic achievements? it enough to sell their basic achievements?— enough to sell their basic achievements? it is twofold. the first is — achievements? it is twofold. the first is a _ achievements? it is twofold. the first is a lot _ achievements? it is twofold. the first is a lot of _ achievements? it is twofold. the first is a lot of the - the first is a lot of the policies that the biden administration fitting are taking a while to take effect, and that is one of the things that president biden has complained about, that he is not going to get c

. >> and the biden administration is closely monitoring the uh-huh cain. president joe biden delivered remarks to the nation just a few hours ago. he said he has approved emergency declarations for florida and fema will be on site. >> we have thousands of federal personnel on the ground. we are ready to go at 20 million meals, 40 million meters of water. we directed the department of defense to be ready to provide active duty service members to support florida after the storm. >> and the u.s. navy has their own team of meteorologists and other experts to determine how storms like milton could impact military operations. coming up at 5:30, our brian hackney will give us a firsthand look at some of the critical work. for the very latest developments on hurricane milton any time, just head to kpix.com or download the free cbs news app. >>> nearly 2,000 san francisco students are adjusting to the news that their school is on the list of potential closures. but some are not giving up without a fight. today a rally was held at one of the elementary schools on th

this is the international space station that captured these images of hur had cain milton -- hurricane milton. california task force three from menlo park, on its way to florida, carrying 65,000 pounds of equipment with them to assist with the recovery and relief. hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses still without power from helene earlier this month. and more outages are expected when milton hits. >> and yeah, you wonder what it looks like whether you're here in the bay area, being prepared is paramount in key to do the greatest amount of good for the number of people. >> absolutely. the task force is waiting to see the impacts of milton before knowing exactly where they will be deployed. let's bring in paul heggen, tracking this storm. obviously the warnings are there and it's clear, get out. >> yes, unfortunately this is moving so quickly on the heels of helene. and something called compound extremes when you get back-to-back extremes. so much debris left over from helene. let's take a look at how it has evolved. we'll start with the view from about 18 hours ago. this is wh

so that should tell you something will cain. we'll watch him tomorrow because we have to. texas senator ted cruz joins me now. all right, senator, before we talk politics, you're seeing missiles flying all over the middle east now into tehran. what is that going to do to this election? well, look, it illustrates just how the entire world has gotten more dangerous, the incredible weakness of joe biden and kamala harris as commander in chief. you look when donald trump was president, we had peace and prosperity. in fact, we had peace flowering in the middle east. and the abraham accords being signed. now we've had israel at war for over a year. we had october 7th. and i got to say this was funded by joe biden and kamala harris. they gave over $100 billion to iran. and right now, what the president should say, that joe biden has not said is america stands unequivocally with israel. period. the end. that's what we should say. and you know what? when donald trump is reelected, that's what he's going to say. all right. because this wasn't like this when donald trump was presiden

and our new meteorologist from fox weather, will cain. >>> metaverse's massachusetts, instagram's parents features were designed to purposefully addict children. the call to to hold the tech giant accountable. that's next. ♪ 'cuz you make me feel like i've been locked out of heaven. ♪ for too long, for too long ♪ and he got me pregnant when i was 12. ♪ ♪ ♪ 64,000 pregnancies from rape have occurred in states with total abortion bans. and trump did this. women and girls need to have choices. with kamala harris we do. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. (man) these men of means with their silver spoons. what will become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on idle cash. they would descend into chaos. rachel: they're some of the world's most popular social media sites, and now a judge ruling meta, which owns instagram and facebook, must pace a massachusetts lawsuit accuse of it being purposefully addictive to children. will: our next guest says these companies have finally been caught redhanded. heritage foundation tech policy di

into that by the great exploiter, it is the aqueous narrative in politics, echoes all the way back to cain and abel. it has been repeated here. the basic idea is that because israel is disproportionately powerful, successful, because israel has actually built itself into a thriving democratic country, because of that, anyone in the region who is suffering, that must be a byproduct, it is zero-sum thinking that is not true at all. that sort of thinking leads to bizarre coalitions like you see on college campuses where you see people with signs that say queers for palestine which is one of the great mysteries of human history. the question becomes -- the answer is you have people who believe they are marginalized by the system who believe they are victimized by the system, gathering together in a coalition to fight the great oppressor. israel being the bleeding point of the spear. >> here at yale, as with many other campuses around the nation, we have an encampment, two of them of pro-palestine students occupying a common space and denying that space to other students who may not agree with

today marks 75 years since the proclamation of cain. hundreds of thousands of chinese the largest squaree world, it says here: i love china, on this check is the flag of our homeland, i am very proud, specially ran to the square with classmates early in the morning to get everything done. 90 years old, a native of beijing, remembers october 1, 1949 well, he was 15. here madun proclaimed the birth of a new china, although the civil war had been going on for 20 years. lives by the same beijing time. and so , synchronously, in the rhythm of a single hour, one and a half billion chinese move the country forward. gdp has grown more than 200 times. in 2021 , the government announced victory over poverty. china is catching up with the most advanced countries in the number of active patents for inventions. today it is the first in the world. under under the leadership of the communist party of china over the past 75 years, people of all ethnic groups in the country have managed to achieve. the double miracle of rapid economic growth and long-term social stability. our great homeland has achieved

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. >> this is not a purge and based on a law that has democrat tim cain and a basic premise and walking into one of the dmvs and self-identifies as a noncitizen and they end up on the voter roles and either purposely or by accident and we go through the system not being systematic and individualized process based on that person's self-identification is a noncitizen going for the days to affirm she's a citizen and not coming off the voter roles. >> 26 states casting early ballots and are democrats hoping to gain an unfair edge in november? >> we tell them you're not recorded as a citizen and they say, would you like to collect that and if they don't do that, they say well, look, you didn't correct it. we'll take you off the roles and you can still vote just get comfortable and correct it. >> virginia removed 6,000 individuals between january of 2022 and july of 2024. that's enough to change an election. >> going back to 2006 when the law was signed by then governor tim kaine, hillary clinton's running mate and running for u.s. senate in virginia and it's a controversial law and the doj b

, or correspondence following the develops from supposing both funds we here is really a to reward cain because we are some to, to full to kilometers away from the border with lab and on i was just observing the nice guy what we perceive to be a slayer that was illuminating the night sky. lebanese health ministry says 95 people have been killed, removing a 170 wounded and is where the attacks across the country.

remember like herman cain, newt gingrich, rick santorum they had debated before that debate, i think 11 times already yeah. >> well, i mean, sure. wish that he had said yes, that debate we would have been very happy to host it but but he didn't. so trump's campaigns respond to what you found today, right? that he said that people who don't debate lack courage, would they say so? >> we actually put this question of this audio to both campaigns. and let's take a look at both of their responses here. here is what the trump campaign told us that the senior adviser, they said president trump has already won two debates. this election cycle, and he's proven he is the best negotiator on the world stage. we put that question to the harris campaign as well. they had a somewhat different answer saying, you don't hear it from us very often, but he was right back then. if you're too weak to share a debate stage with your opponent, you are too weak to lead the country i'm glad you asked both because we had to go to the border opinions on yes. yes. >> yes, absolutely. all right. andrew kaczynski,

chase cain is in orlando. >> it could take a direct hit from the hurricane, tampa, the first time in a hundred years they have had a direct hit, are you seeing people take these calls to evacuate seriously? >> reporter: sure, 3-plus-million area in the metro. on yesterday jammed for miles. look at it today, many folks have evacuated already or don't have the ability to at this point and i say that because here's a gas station on the corner here near largo, lot of plastic bags covering pumps. signs on the pumps say please the cashier inside to use. they've shut down. folks here concerned about the safety. i had an interesting conversation with a woman as we talked about things going on the ground level, governor desantis talking about having 8,000 national guardsmen at the ready, dump trucks moving these giant piles of debris that could be projectiles. she said after what happened during hurricane helene the mindset has completely reoriented and people are responding accordingly both government and local. take a listen to our conversation. >> this is better than the last storm we just

in joining us for off the grid weekend co-host pete hegseth and will cain.e, you fed this formula, correct? you left jersey for another city. >> yes, but not when i was a young person. when i was 20 years ago i went to new york for a new job and yes, the apartment was expensive but it was worth it. you were in the big city, the action was there and, you know, the excitement. it is different now. remember rent is too high party. now you are paying all of that for a city or place that smells like weed and walking over homeless people and you don't feel safe. especially a young woman. with all the mobility you have why not trade out for a safer place where the rent isn't too high and you can afford things and live in a community that wasn't anonymous. people thought you had to move into a big city because it's how you make it. you don't have to do that in order to thrive and young people are doing that. encouraging to see. >> brian: does it make sense to you, will? >> i might have a different take and push back on pete here for a moment. i did grow up in a town

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with mics open tim kaine went mike pence violent debate jumping in, cain looked awful people say vice president debates you know down the make a big difference i argue can make a big difference, i think very into michael whatley trump campaign lara trump everyone knows what they are walking in to learned from abc debate, how these moderators are going to go after accounts candidacy in wore plan candidate. >> house oversight committee dropped explosive allegation, from a whistleblower, so that we have the letter that are comer sent whistleblower says great concerns at department of homeland security, over tim walz ties to communist party of china documents point to a group chat within the agency, that said to contain information about alleged ties this is classified as well as unclassified documents with walz's name on it chairman james comer said subpoena to alejandro mayorkas to get to the bottom of this wants documentation he wants to know specifically, what was going on in chats, about worries over tim walz and his relationships, joe. joe: this is a potential bombshell couldn't hav

we are going off the grid with pete hegseth and will cain >> good morning to you both. >> good morning >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. will, you sound more energetic about saying good morning to me this morning. i'll start with you. >> pete: wow! >> ainsley: i love you both. what is your reaction to this? >> will: i deserve to go first, petegoes first every time and his hello is below expected energy level. i will go first. i see people take both sides, joe, you should go to a running candidate for president. on other hand, what is probably the case, go to biggest show kamala. it is biggest show in digital media ecosphere. donald trump up to 33 million views on youtube in like two days. kamala should go to joe rogan and logistics are hurdles so she didn't have to do a three-hour interview. >> ainsley: excellent point, it is number one. wouldn't you go? you are running for president, wouldn't you find him wherever he wants to and do it. >> pete: you would think so, trump is anywhere, any time, he's had to say that to get her to debate. the debate rules are slanted in

it's not a real range it's in somebody's back yard they didn't with adam cain's injury to get a photo know what they are doing clearly and they almost killed the guy. that trapped no hits the reporter who is downrange of these weapons. i laugh only because he saith but the guy could have been killed and these guys in the service of a phony photo op for a phony campaign the democrats are phonies just like harris across the board and a picture is a thousand words you'll get the picture and this guy it's just a joke apparently and he said earlier that he's a fascist. now the men would have two would-be assassins and that's what they doubling and tripling down i think 11 october surprise maybe five a day every day the next 13. is this rhetoric in your view getting dangerous what are the trend do encourage the next assassin is not that we've had two credible attempts they shot him in the head second had a clear shot at them on the golf course it's a miracle he's life in american is dead at a rally in butler and they're talking about them being hitler and it's incredibly dangerous and she s

let's bring in chase cain, what are some of the common links between these top ten cities. >> reporterng programs, greenspaces in the cities, that's where that list landed. that map was pretty striking. washington, d.c. the gee graphic outlier, you mentioned six of top ten cities here in california and that's probably no surprise to my friends and neighbors here in california, because this state has invested more in clean energy than anyone else in clean energy, nearly $200 billion. >> and clean energy was also a hot topic at the vice presidential debate on tuesday, what do we know about what the next few years look like for those investments that you just mentioned? >> reporter: since that conversation during the debate, solar energy association has reported a steep rise of solar manufacturing in the united states. you see that sharp rise there, the other thing of note is that that's also helping more states reach their clean energy goals, states like vermont, virginia, new mexico, will get nearly on 100% of their energy from wind and solar in less than a decade. wyoming, a state know

will cain, pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy. pete: more good architecture. rachel: i know.hat's a beautiful weekend. rachel: i think all of our shots should highlight beautiful architecture. maybe we can start a revival of, you know, stop making these things that just look like pizza huts or -- pete: don't -- will: i knew that was going to go if poorly. pete: don't touch pizza hut. [laughter] pizza hut is fine. every town should have one. the pizza's amazing. deep dish, pepperoni, leave it right there -- rachel: but your courthouse shouldn't look like a pizza hut. pete: everything should look like a pizza hut. [laughter] everything should look like that courthouse or, what is that, town hall? it didn't have a steeple on it, i don't think it's a church. barnstown, kentucky. more of that. rachel: we're just ten days out there election day, and former president trump and vice president harris are locked in the national polls. will: after spending friday on the trail in,. pete: maaed run madeleinelyerer v.a. has more. >> reporter: former president trump and vice president kamal

into this case it is a tool signed by the democratic governor team cain, we were utilizing previous governors, the same people said we will need this, the states can handle this, we are trying to tell the stay don't fall your own law. >> martha: let's go through a scenario, the justice department this is their response to today's ruling, the department brought this to ensure that every eligible american citizen can vote in our elections. we disagree with the supreme court's order. let's say i'm one of the 1600 people i got kicked off the voter rolls, and i show up to vote in virginia. what happens to me, and what is my records to prove them at legitimate citizen or if i am not, will i be able to vote? >> you can write a short literally that day, we have same-day voting registration you can assign, an affidavit as well saying that you are indeed a u.s. citizen. >> martha: i don't have to show i.d. or prove it, just signed an affidavit that says that i am? >> no, you can produce an identification that is says who you are, usually it's your driver's license, same thing as normally you register t

they end up sharing what they are feeling which is why i'm always really nervous on the will cain showe tends to draw it out of you. in this case, really cynical politics. will: all right, a few additional headlines. police are searching for a suspect after a father was shot and killed in the parking lot of a california high school. while going to watch his son's youth football game yesterday. coaches heard at least three gunshots while warming up. deputies found a man who had been shot inside a car, later confirmed he was a player's father. authorities are still investigating a possible motive. >>> seattle approving a $20. if 76 minimum wage starting next year. it'll be the highest minimum wage in the country. both small and large businesses will have to implement the new wage. city lawmakers are also getting rid of a tip credit which allows small businesses to the pay employees a lower minimum wage of just $17 due to tips. the new wage goes into effect january 1st. >>> to a wild college football saturday starting with an absolute stunner or in nashville. vanderbilt taking down top-ra

opening statements are expected to begin tomorrow and also this week, former ufc fighter cain velasquezs set to be sentenced for carrying out a shooting spree in 2022. velasquez is due in court on friday for a probation and sentencing hearing. last month, he pleaded no contest to a vigilante shooting spree that wounded an unintended target and sprayed bullets near an elementary school. velasquez was trying to shoot a man accused of molesting his young relative. that man continues to face pending felony child molestation charges. governor newsom's gas price bill is facing its final hurdle tomorrow. the proposed bill would require oil refineries to maintain a minimum inventory level to prevent price spikes during peak driving months. the bill has been supported by several california mayors and other local leaders, but gas companies oppose it. they claim refineries are already full and they don't have the tanks to hold extra oil. the state senate passed the bill last week. it now moves to the assembly for a final vote. a san francisco restaurant is asking for community support as it deals

ron cain access to their home soon after another report came in of a break-in attempt on gilmartin drive, the homeowner was able to scare them away. both times they were seen driving away in a gray hyundai santa fe. police say to be aware if you see something suspicious, call 9-1-1. >> the driver of a tesla loses control of their car and slams into an apartment building in fremont. coming up, we'll have the details in a live report. >> welcome back to the kron. morning news. we're inching on 5.30, towards the later out of this week. they're saying the fire weather watch is going to start so john telling people to prepare right now morning, if you need to do any yard work, anything like that today, tomorrow, better days to be handling that. you don't want to be. >> aggravating an already dangerous situation later on this week where we're sitting right now, things are nice and calm, clear and cool. this is kind of ideal for going outside and he weighs. so go ahead and take advantage of all that stuff these next couple of days, as you can see, we have beautiful, clear skies over the bay and