. >> carley: president biden is brushing off threat of impeachment. skrut niezing house republican investigation. >> brooke: president biden addressing impeachment inquiry while speaking at a fundraiser in virginia. he said, i'm focused on the things the american people want me to be focused on. they want to impeach me to shut down the government. kevin mccarthy wants to avoid a federal shut down at the end of this month. the white house is maintaining the president's innocence. they have spent all year researching the president and turned up no evidence. house republicans have said the evidence does not exist. to my friend in the back who yelled that, which is appropriate, house republicans, it doesn't exist. >> carley: americans disagree. 51% of voters think joe biden was involved in his son's business dealings and house republicans say it is important and they need to get to the bottom of it. >> hunter biden had no experience, but put on the board and asked by the people of burisma to reef loo the pressure. he leverages american tax money to get th

we begin by saying you're watching "fox and friends first" on friday, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carleyus. major breaking news at the southern border. the white house is pinning on maga republicans despite the fact 100 migrants are passing into eagle pass every hour and our border is being overrun by a migrant surge happening on land, in the sea and air under president biden's watch. >> todd: the jolliness of our open being matched by this horrificness. migrants are barrelling through by train this week. president biden has flown 200,000 migrants from four countries on secret flights across the u.s. alexandria hoff has more on the failing response at the border. alex. >> alexandria: the white house does not consider their policy to be failing, they say safe and orderly enforcement, despite the spike in numbers we've seen this month. fox drone video capturing one of the largest groups in history in eagle pass all together. one of the largest groups doing that together. president biden said this is the fault of maga republicans. >> president biden: we need our colleagues to act, for decad

>> carley: sure. >> todd: you tow the line between giants and bears. >> carley: i want everybody to be todd: make that happen, fox. president of chicago teacher union opposes school choice and she is being forced to explain why she sends her son to a private school. >> carley: police department calling for law and order now that she's become a victim of violent crime. we have the details coming up next. so thank you. we hope you like your work. (♪ ♪) i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can dramatically relieve ra and psa symptoms, including fatigue for some. it can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tea

i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. >> carley: thousands of migrants huddling in eagle pass, texas. 4000 migrants crossed the border yesterday alone. >> todd: thousands of migrants. lucas tomlinson has the latest. good morning. >> lucas: good early morning. biden administration offered half a million venezuelan migrants ability to work in the u.s. legally. bill melugin is calling the situation a total free for all in eagle pass right now, reporting mass crossings taking place and mostly the thousands of venezuelans are gathering under a bridge in eagle pass. elon musk says there is about two million people from every corner on the planet entering the u.s. every year and accuse biden administration of not doing anything to stop it. new york city mayors complain about the migrants in the largest city. eagle pass mayor says his little town can't handle it either. >> we did declare a state of emergency. eagle pass is a city of 30,000 people, we cannot sustain this flow. we need help, we need it now. we need people from the talk, talking from our president, vice president. we need

liberty.♪ >> carley: a story with a happy ending.irefighters jump into action to save the life of a football fan who collapsed during sunday night dolphins and patriots game. they gave the man life-saving cpr until help arrived. anthony and mark join us now. anthony, bring us back to that moment, tell us what happened at the game? >> it was a beautiful night in the stadium. there just happened to be movement over my shoulder and i saw a few police officers running and as a fireman, i knew something was wrong, a fight or medical emergency. happened to look over my shoulder and noticed the commotion and the man on the ground. >> carley: what did you do? >> i had met mark, mark was there shoulder to shoulder with the gentleman. i looked at mark, i'm a firefighter, he expressed he was a firefighter and we went to work. the man was not responsive, did not have a pulse, we started cpr. >> carley: then what happened? is he okay? >> we're not sure of the extent at this point. we were there and started cpr on this man, he started breathing on

carley: right.ou could also argue having an open-ended answer has a disparate impact on certain people, i don't see -- carley: and this is all because we're now in a post-affirmative action world. so in a way, this to me seems like harvard is still going to be using affirmative action because they want to get as much information on all the students as possible -- will: exactly. carley: -- to see where they came from, and maybe they will pick the essays -- 39. pete: they've already said they're trying to do that, some of it is by using economic data -- the. will: personal interviews, they try to talk about that, anything to get to the story, to your point. carley: exactly. will: if you're limited to 2000 words, you can't give me your marginalized story, that is the argument. carley: without question. so it's interesting what's going on at harvard, probably no surprise that this is taking place, and i don't know, maybe there is, will, you probably have a better understanding of this. if this is legal

todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. shocking images on the surge at the border, despite white house warnings not to come. >> todd: cameras caught several migrants disappeared into the -- sgls we heard it, they have said do not come. this video capsured and shared by griff jenkins showing end manslaughter train of migrants traveling to the u.s. southern border. some hanging off the side, appearing to be reaching out for something, perhaps supplies. almost all the occupants are adult men. in additional videos, mr. were young children crawling beneath razor wire in texas. dps cut the wire for safety of the children. bill melugin writing, we withined immigrants dressed in camo. a smuggler on the wall guided them. there have been 1.5 million gotaways under the biden administration. >> joe biden wants open border and it is dangerous to americans. republicans cannot just be the party of rhetoric, some solutions are simple. >> alexandria: biden administration is considering to have migrants remain in texas. greg abbott is adasm

carley. >> carley: thank you. senior meteorologist janice dean has the forecast. >> janice: we are not excited about the heavy rain moving toward new york city area. this area of low pressure all day today. some big cities including new york getting soaked with heavy rain and looks like we're seeing heaviest band set up as people are trying to come into work. this is the deal throughout the day today and we have a flash flood warning for the new york city area, kings county, queens county, very heavy rain coming in. flood alert from new jersey to upstate new york, connecticut, long island, big deal as people try to get into work. likely flash flooding. do not travel over water you cannot see the bottom of. driving in this morning, we saw cars off the road. lingering showers and thunderstorms in the forecast throughout the day today into tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon things will clear up. if you have travel plans across the i-95 corridor, today is not the best day for traveling. rain still to come. three to five inc

carley: wow. pete: one? if. carley: before we get to the quiz.in, and kids can compete now to, in their education of civics. so there are organizes like the national civics bee and the richard dreyfuss institute that are stepping in to fill the void. will: see that one in the prompter, pete? you're going to get it? pete: let's go for it. question one, what year was the constitution written. 1787, 1781, 177 -- will: is so it's just you and me. pete: not the declaration. i'm going to go co-- it's a. carley: it is. but how many americans would mow that? >> less than about 30%. will: that's got to be one of the harder ones. carley: the next question is how many senators does each stay have, b, of course. will, want to read the third question? will: which branches of government can declare war? pete: well, the correct answer is, of course, c. but the reality is at this point a and c. because the white house declares war all the time -- will: all the time. they don't, i mean, effectively declare war, but they wage war without a declaration -- pete: cor

>> carley: good they got that one in order.llary clinton getting her poor central unveiled. pop up the full screen of the portrait. this is for her work as secretary of state. jimmy, shouldn't portraits be reserved for winners? >> yes. i'm more concerned that hunter sold the overseas painting for a million dollars. >> todd: with a straw. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, guys. ♪ ♪ >> listen, it's still th

todd and carley. >> carley: we'll see if that changes.o take place in the stands of a football game. we appreciate it. turning to this, according to vice president kamala harris climate change is keeping young people from achieving the american dream. >> todd: cheryl casone will explain that one, has nothing to do with biden-flation her administration brought on the world. >> cheryl: she is claiming it is climate anxiety and that is what is causing young people to consider whether or not they want to have children or buy a home. nothing to do as you point out with an economy that had a very bad year. here is what she says, future generations of americans are not buying homes because of -- well, listen to her words. >> i've heard young leaders talk about a term they coined called climate anxiety, which is fear of the future and the unknown. of whether it makes sense to think about having children and think about aspiring to buy a home because what will the climate be. >> cheryl: to be clear here, that home comment. right now this may be a

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. russia bombs fall on ukraine and north korea test launches missiles off their eastern coast. lucas tomlinson is live with the latest. >> lucas: it was russia going to north korea for more ammunition. now it is north korean leader kim jong-un going to putin in siberia to learn more about rocket technology in a sign of deepening ties. the relationship is a first priority, not clear what china thinks about that. they met at a siberian rocket launch facility. recall when nasa ended shuttle program, the united states relied on russia to send astronauts to the international space station. north korea fired two ballistic missiles into the sea. kim jong-un understands value of having nuclear weapon and seek russia help in developing spy satellite sky something north korea lacks. it's failed on recent attempt to put one in orbit. when asked about deepening relations with pyeongchang and russia, russia said we will talk about all issues without a rush, there is time. gordon chang offers his opi

>> carley: only on fox. >> todd: that is right, heck of a lineup. >> carley: do i get an a plus? >> todd: we also have the colorado game, we have dideion sanders. another twist in hunter biden. zeroing in on alejandro mayorkas for tipping hunter biden off about his investigation. >> carley: and kicking off this thursday. they said millions lose their job and economy would collapse, this president got to work. >> carley: biden-harris reelection campaign is rolling out a new ad campaign. we have a first-hand look with deputy editor kaylee mcgee white coming up live in the studio. ♪ ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. (vo) you were diagno

>> carley: this book comes out next week the 12th. >> on tuesday. >> carley: you also said something very important about the proceeds for this book. where are are they going. >> i'm excited to shine a light on the messages boils and girls club of america. i'm a trustee of the boys and girls clubs. i have been ardent supporter. i believe kids are our future. 100 percent of my author proceeds in perpetuity from this book will go to the boys and girls club of america. car carcinoma if you buy this book your money is going for a good cause. great meeting new person for the first time. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. don't tell them i didn't have it on when i walked in. >> president biden again flouting cdc mask guidance and joking about it. yesterday, too biden removed his mask to honor an 81-year-old vietnam veteran. >> he left to minimize full contact with attendees. >> investigating the bidens is like tracking a bleeding bear through a snow storm. there is evidence everywhere. >> hunter biden will be indicted before the end of the month. >> special counsel is see

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus.t tragic day began this time 22 years ago, 19 terrorists made their way to airports in boston, newark and washington, d.c. american airlines, united airlines, american airlines flight77 and flight 93 took off that morning just like any other day. at 8:46 in the morning, flight 11 crashed into the north tower in new york city sparking panic and confusion. all 92 people onboard are dead. president bush was told about the crash minutes later. he was reading to a class at a florida elementary school when he heard what happened. it was charactered an accident. >> todd: flight 75 hit the south tower and all 65 people onboard are killed and it is clear this is a coordinated attack on our home land. 9:37 a.m. flight 77 crashes into the pentagon, 64 people onboard are killed. the faa grounds all flights and evacuees begin inside the white house and capitol hill. >> carley: 9:55 a.m., the south tower collapses and flight 93 crashes in pennsylvania after passengers onboard fight it is hijackers.

i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. i told you i would check to see if you read them in the order they were on the screen. good job. rnc chair woman ronna mcdaniel says the republican party is united around a common goal, beating joe biden and no better place to showcase a discussion than the ronald reagan library. >> brooke: here are the seven that meet the polling threshold set by the rnc. donald trump will skip the debate. hutchinson did not meet the qualifications this time around. in the latest "washington post" poll, voters say they are worse off under the biden administration. >> polls are polls, right? they are going to be all over the place. they are going to -- they don't tell the whole story,asmly, that is the way a poll is. what we're going to focus on is how we continue to do the job that the president promised he would do, make american's lives better and give them breathing room. >> carley: biden administration downplays the president's poor polling, one congressman says it might be time to give voters an

so, in other words. >> carley: what does that mean?steve: these kids were in school in may and june. they know these kids. they know exactly what they need. thawhy they hired 200 teachers o teach english and 175 who are bilingual the problem is there are so many other languages other than spanish. >> brian: there is no way donald trump is to blame for this. if nothing else, he was so aggressive, you were angry at him for being aggressive at the border. didn't like his tactics because it was sending the wrong message. >> carley: right. >> brian: to the city with the statue of liberty. now you got your liberty. you got your illegal immigrants. and you are blaming the guy who tried to control the border? that is insane. >> carley: that proves that mayor adams takes his political career more seriously he cares about that more than actually resolving this problem. he has been sounding the alarm saying this is draining new york city taxpayer money. he says it's going to cost $12 billion over the next three years if this level -- this number

this is "fox and friends," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. he's been on the run since august 31. he's been spotted several times and is considered armed and dangerous. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: daniel cavalcante broke into a home last night in pennsylvania. the homeowner fired at him seven times, he still managed to get out with a stolen rifle. he is armed. residents are asked to lock all doors and windows and remain indoors. do not approach, call 911 if seen. officers are trying to track down the dangerous killer. a green hoody and pair of prison shoes have been found nearby. this comes as we head into the second week since the prisoner escaped. he was sentenced to life in prison for killing his ex-girlfriend. he showed up at the home of two former co-workers. he is considered extremely dangerous. police will continue to search the wooded area. >> carley: thank you so much. president biden commemorating 22nd anniversary of 9/11. the first president to make this decision. >> you would think a president would bring comfort to 9/11

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. looters targeted apple store, foot and lululemon and the acting police chiefs this was a bunch of criminals taking advantage of unrest in the city. brooke singman has breaking details this morning. >> brooke: police say 100 teens were involved, but only 15 to 20 of them are in custody. you see here just a fraction of the damage outside of the lululemon. just down the street at apple store, electronics are littered throughout the store temperature is unclear how many businesses were hit. john stanfords these are coordinated attacks. listen. we were able to link some things on social media, there was chatter about certain locations. we are investigating there is possibility a caravan of a number of different vehicles going from location to location. it is possible we had a group making their way through the city. you have followers, people see this and start to come out to it. >> brooke: police say the looting is not connected to earlier protest after charges were dropped against a poli

shuffle across, carley. latch drill, here we go, carley, the drill. down. >> tim, only 20 seconds. brian get a field goal. >> let's kick a field goal. come on. i'll hold the football. >> head down. head down. >> go to nyc >> bill: football season. here we go. a sweetheart deal has gone south. special counsel david weiss saying he plans to indict hunter biden by the end of this month over a gun charge that was nearly forgotten entirely about several weeks ago. that's where we start. big story and good morning to everybody at home. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." carley shimkus could probably play football and do anything if she wants. brian kilmeade

: totally agree a huge storm. >> happy friday. >> carley: happy friday.o the other top story of the day hunter biden indicted on federal guven charges, we're going to break down the new accusations against hunter and how it impacts president biden. >> that is hunter, meantime there's this from joe. i thought at the university of pennsylvania for four years, i used to teach political theory. >> todd: so he taught at the university of pennsylvania forfour years taught political theory. only one problem. that did not happen. >> carley: never taught a class. >> todd: we have yet another presidential fact check when fox and friends first on a friday rolls along. ♪ snow teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “you know doc, it really works." oh, oh, oh...i'll be the judge of that. oh, that's nice... oh!! searchable, verified reviews. that's better than the ham, and i've never said that. bookin

. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. president biden refers to himself as champion for union workers. >> president biden: i intend to be the most pro-union president in history. a lot of politicians in this country can't say the word union. i'm not one of them. i'm proud to say the word and be the most pro-union president in american history. [cheering] >> president biden: i promised you i would be, i said i would be the most pro-union president in american history and make no apology for it. >> carley: the feeling does not seem mutual. brooke singman has more. >> brooke: the country's largest auto workers union speeding toward historic strike that would cost the u.s. economy $5 billion in just 10 days. president biden is brushing off that threat. >> mr. president, are you aware of an auto strike? [indiscernible] -- don't think it is going to happen. >> brooke: the president of the auto unioned he was shocked to hear him say that at this point. they want cost of living allowances and defined benefits and pension. when co

i'm going to say, carley, he's been thinking about this. >> carley: i commend you for reading that, that huge run-on sentence. he was one of the guys who was always treating, him or alysa millano, or cher. he has no love for republicans, so it is getting a lot of attention, he's criticizing his own party for once. it would benefit democrats to pay attention to what he's saying. he's talking about how party democrats have switched, used to be party of the working class, now two pillars of the republican party and has a lot to do with former president trump. joe biden call himself union joe and unions don't want to talk to him and he's spent time cancelling student loan debt as opposed to blue-collar union workers. >> harris: emily. >> emily: i love john cusack forever. what i love in addition to his great movies, he is committed to principle and not committed to party, that was his point. he identifies as a democrat, but with liberal policies and equal criticism of both parties i appreciate and respect. unlike the democratic party he can articulate his erik prince -- principles. yes, let

carley: you're a brave man.'s why he did it -- carley: he called me a rose between two thorns. i'm trying to return the favor. >> maybe we don't need these guys next time. i used to do a morning show back in england. >> really? [laughter] carley: all right why not. get rid of the two thorns. >> we can walk off this smith. set.carley: this is great. i love it. okay. all right. we have headlines to get to. the father of a 1-year-old boy who died after possible opioid exposure at a day-care center in the bronx is breaking his silence. he told the daily mail it was his son's first week at the center and looked like an ordinary day-care when he dropped him off. police say during their search of the facility, they found a kilo press, commonly used by drug dealers to package drugs. two other small children were also hurt. officials are still investigating the scene as the medical examiner determines if fentanyl is to blame. dashcam video shows a massachusetts state p trooper getting dragged down a busy street during a

>> carley: yes.member taking my kids to the bookstore to buy the harry potter book. and peter and mary went to oxford, but the big dining hall is where they did the book. >> brian: there is a virtual ride where you don't move temperature is great. i think the butter beer, too, so jammed at university you can barely move or get the butter beer. >> carley: thanks to harry potter new york. >> ainsley: i told lawrence, this needs to be a profile picture. te

: if it's not safe it's on him. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsleydaugh's lawyers are seeking a new trial claiming jury tampering. >> the clerk of court would go in to the sanctity of the jury room before he testified and tell the jurors don't be fooled by his testimony. watch out for his body language. and that is what the sworn testimony that we have filed in court today says. and if that is true, which we have every reason to believe that it is and no reason to believe that it's not, there's no choice but the courts to grant a new trial. >> ainsley: well, our next g.p.s. represented the sons of murdaugh's late housekeeper, the lady who died there on the moselle property. eric acre bland joins us. good morning to you, eric. >> good morning, ainsley. how are you? >> ainsley: i'm doing well. i can't believe we could be going through this all over again. the clerk of courts, annual elected official, i believe, what do you know about her? >> she served for a long time. she was actually recommended by the murdaugh family to run for election. she is an e

carley, thank you very much. >> brian: you are free to go, carley. >> carley: thanks, brian. >> brianme crisis continues to torment communities across the country, one state is making moves to allow suspected criminals to return to the streets. >> lawrence: todd piro joins us now with the details on that new no cash bail law. more on that, todd. >> todd: good morning to all four of you. illinois the first state in our country to eliminate cash bail. under the new system suspect also only be held if a judge agrees that they pose a risk to the community. advocates for the safe-t act say freedom should not have a price tag but some prosecutors and law enforcement officials predict the end of cash bail will put more criminals back on the streets. this new policy comes as cities across the u.s. struggle with rising crime rates and violent incidents like this one. on friday, a woman working at a seattle area gas station was assaulted and robbed by a group of young men. the victim says they were laughing as they punched her repeatedly. >> i don't know if it's just kids don't seem to fear any

thank you, carley. >> carley: see you. >> pete: patriot awards are back november 16th to honor everydayheroes like 12-year-old tyler stall legs who won the young patriot award in 2020 after he began helping disabled veterans at 4 years old. >> i want to remember the veterans every, every day. when i was 4 looked at a video of veterans on the street and i decided to wanted to build houses for them but that was not financially possible, so we started to give back to veterans and started to give away the hero bags a few days later he joins us with his mother andrea blackstone. you started when you were 4. got the award when you were 9. now you are 12. what's it been like to work with veterans and help them improve their lives at such a young age? >> so, it's been very -- it's been very -- firstly, influence on me because it helps me to also connect with myself because it makes me feel good. and it also helps me to know that they are okay. because. >> pete: absolutely. keep going. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> pete: no, go ahead. you were going. >> okay. so, i just wanted to say that that is a

carley shimkus is here with the latest. carley? >> carley: yeah, brian. a better idea of the events leading up to dale mooney's death. witnesses say the 53-year-old taunted by a group of dolphins fans before being hit several times. >> more looked like people just grabbing and pulling at each other. at some point a guy in a dolphins jersey punched the victim twice in the face and that's when the victim fell behind -- he fell into his seat unconsciousness. the guy got hauled away by police in the dolphins jersey and i think that's when everybody kind of noticed something was wrong. >> carley: first responders did perform cpr on mooney for 10 minutes at the stadium before rushing him to the hospital. he was later pronounced dead. his wife now demanding answers saying quote, numb. i just feel numb. i just can't even believe this is for real. i want to know what happened. what caused this? gillette stadium officials issued a statement to fox news digital saying they are, quote: heart broken to learn of the tragic passing of dale mooney, a lifelong patriots fa

. >> carley: big headline here.ounty, pennsylvania for escaped prisoner cavalcante. police say he is new armed after breaking into a home and stealing a rifle. the homeowner reportedly shot at him during the break-in. it's unclear if he is injured. hundreds of police officers have flooded the area to track down the dangerous killer. residents nearby are being told to stay away -- stay aware and keep their doors locked. to another fox news alert. this is a live look at the devastation in morocco after an earthquake rocked the country friday as we learn nearly 3,000 people are dead. and more than 2,000 are injured. crews are still finding victims buried under the rubble. locals are also helping look for survivors. the united auto workers union coming down from their pay increase demands as they continue to negotiate a new contract. the union lowered its initial demand of a 40% pay raise down to 30% increase. the union is in talks with ford, qm and jeep maker for a new four year labor contract. if they don't come to an

carley shimkus not in the mud this week. >> carley: i was not, dinner sounds nice, good way to spendlike your positive spin, his calves will look wonderful. >> ainsley: burned calories. >> carley: more news, congratulations for harvard, school named 2023 worst school for free speech. university earning title from foundation of individual rights in education seeking to promote academic freedom gives ivy league school failing grade of 0 out of 100, citing calls for pu punishment against researchers over things they wrote or said. ben shelton upsetses frances tiafoe. s frances tiafoe. frances tiafoe. [cheering] >> it's ben shelton experience at the u.s. open. >> carley: shelton win makes him youngest american to reach the u.s. open semi's since 1972 and he will face novak djokovic next and gauff wins her match. check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: hot at the u.s. open today, 94, i think. talk about lee in the atlantic. lee will become a major hurricane within the next 24 to 48 hours. u.s. needings to watch this, as well. latest trek north of puerto rico, strong

carley has headlines. >> carley: update on big story that broke during "fox & friends" yesterday. the escaped pennsylvania prisoner is back behind bars after evading law enforcement for nearly two weeks. danelo cavalcante was found by authorities yesterday morning in chester county after a k-9 named yoda helped take him down. we spoke to the mayor of the town he was captured earlier. >> there is absolutely a collective sigh of relief both in our community and the county as a whole it. feels good to wake up this morning and not be, you know, on edge wondering what the next piece of news is going to be. not only can we celebrate the capture rearlt around the officer in the take down. brought it to a great conclusion. >> carley: the illegal immigrant was already convicted and sentenced to life in prison for murdering his ex-girlfriend. is he now being held at state correctional facility after being spotted in a hospital robe. cavalcante will reportedly be placed in a maximum security prisoner. now to a fox weather alert. a monsoon sweeping through parts of arizona drenching the usual

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carley: and never will.e're glad you're here will cain is here look ho is here carley sheen. >> welcoming me saying brutal start. yeah. thanks. >> you've got a nice warmup only halfway there. will: not guilty that's the verdict in the handed down trial and jury needed 21 votes for each of the 16 articles introduced but the most in the article received was 14. carley: paxton with misuse of power of his office and denies any wrong doing and attorneys argued there was either no evidence or that there was not enough to raise beyond a reasonable doubt. republicans say house managers failed to reach high burden of proof needed to confirm impeachment. pete: paxton released a statement afterward directed at the white house saying, quote, i can promise the biden administration the following within buckle up because your lawless policies will no go unchallenged you will be held accountable. here to react let's bring in fox news sunday anchor correspondent shannon bream. shannon, great to see you this morning it was un

he is a big college. >> brian: i should have known. >> pete: take it away, carley. >> carley: policeending search in chester county, pennsylvania for escaped prisoner da fellow cavalcante police say he is armed after breaking into a home and stealing a rifle. the homeowner shot at him during the break-in. it's unclear if he is injured. residents nearby are being told to stay aware and keep their doors locked as the search continues we are going to have a live report later this hour. newly released body cam footage showing an hours long police chase and standoff in los angeles last month. the insane video showing the driver of a stolen department of water and power van ramming into several police units before winding up in an intense standoff. watch this. [gunfire] [shouting] >> hands up, hands up. hands up. >> suspect surrendered after he was shot. he was arrested and taken to a nearby hospital, three officers were injured. and canadian prime minister justin trudeau getting stuck in india after his plane experienced technical issues. he was in new delhi for the g-20 summit of course.

carley, good morning to you. >> carley: got some more news to get to starting with this story.borhood in the philadelphia suburbs, taking a suspect into custody. officers arriving on scene in upper darby after reports of gun fire. initially it was reported officers were shot. but officials now confirm no responders were hurt. the house oversight committee issuing a formal notice yesterday for the impeachment inquiry of president biden set for thursday next week. the republican led probe is looking into biden's he alleged connection to his son's foreign business dealings. this as g.o.p. congressman james comer has reportedly been given access to more than a dozen unrestricted emails from president biden's time as vice president. the oversight committee says they expect to receive thousands more. and to the nfl, week three, kicking off last night in santa clara. the 49ers high power offense proving to be too much for the handle. teach caught, san yell, touchdown. >> carley: san francisco winning by a final score of 30-12. meanwhile a dangerous brawl breaking out in the stands dur

thank you so much, carley. on the run convicted killer and escaped prisoner danelo cavalcante is captured. police made the arrest with no shots fired thanks to the help of their k-9 crime fighter named yoda who sniffed out during the manhunt. here is a mayor matt fetit. good morning, mr. mayor. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. i'm sure the community is so relieved. how do you feel. >> there is a collective sigh of relief our community and county as a whole. it feels good to wake up this morning and not be on edge wondering what the next piece of news is going to be. >> ainsley: you know, it's amazing how they captured him. they had the heat signature down on the ground. and they weren't able to go in because of the weather, the lightning. but then the next morning they were able to establish that perimeter. they knew where he was. they sent the k-9 in to go and get this guy. and he was injured. a minor bite wound. we saw the blood on his face. tell us more about the team that went in and the dog. >> y

>> steve: thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: poll we told you about finds formerh joe biden in a general election matchup as of today each at 46%. just how close are we to a rematch and what do people think about that? let's bring in our voter panel. far left screen wise we have got independent voter, she is 21 years old, she goes to college right now alexandria chukwuma. center square democratic voter sammy robel low and screen right we have got republican voter shannon miller who is in law enforcement. good to have all of you. show of hands. can anybody tell me why they are tied right now? they are tied at 46%? why is that? >> well, like, i'm sorry. >> steve: ladies first. she held inher hand. followed instruction. >> same game we are four years ago stuck between choosing trump and biden. a lot of voters don't know what to expect. it's really early in the game. we will see. >> steve: it is early. go ahead. >> extremely early in the game. >> steve: it is. >> i understand as you look out at everybody and you are an independent. you like nikki haley. what is it abo

. >> steve: 8:19 and carley joins us with disturbing news from across the river. >> carley: fox newslert, new york police officer hurt overnight after a protest turned violent outside a migrant shelter in staten island. protesters attempted to block a bus. one of the suspects is accused of assaulting an officer who hurt their knee trying to make an arrest. a mexican railway operator announced it is suspending operation in northern part of the country. they say the move is necessary after several migrants died or were injured while trying to catch a ride to the southern border. in california, sacramento county da suing for not enforcing the law as homeless camps clog the sidewalks. >> the city had not issued single citation on sidewalk obstruction, unlawful camping or any orders and they did not receive a single referral for citation, that is stunning. >> carley: sacramento mayor office claims they are working hard to solve the homeless crisis, calling the latte performative distraction. stolen clothes found have been returned to a fashion designer. sam brenton is facing charges after

those are your headlines, guys, downstairs to you. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. >> carley:t the country of iran and, you know, the prisoner swap and giving them $6 billion of money from south korea. >> steve: there he is signature down with crown prince bin salman. mbs. they are very concerned in saudi arabia because iran is, of course, the leading sponsor of terror they talked about iran's nuclear program and $6 billion assets in iran. they said it's a positive step in negotiations he is for that he talked about the potential nuclear weapon in iran. here's what he said. >> we are concerned any country getting a nuclear weapon. the world cannot see his or her hiroshima. if the world see 100,000 people dead, that means that you are in a war with the rest of the world. to say use this effort to reach nuclear weapon because you cannot use it. if you use it, you got to have a big fight with the rest of the world. >> bret: if they get one, will you? >> if they get one, we have to get one for security reason, for balancing power in the middle east but we don't want to see that. >

thank you, carley. stay there, counting down to debate day with dana perino and stuart varney, who is in, who is out? what is on the docket? they are coming up next on the show. >> ainsley: plus, high-flying surrender, the somer salt end to a police chase. he doll it, wait for it. >> brian: the king of the senate worst dress list says he will wear a suit if they avoid a government shutdown. tyson got dressed. >> steve: tyrus. >> brian: i called him tyson. which hotel? ah! did somebody say “which hotel?” i'm great at this. dance to your faves in the spa-like bathroom! or enjoy local craft beers, with breathtaking views at the cambria. hey peyton, thanks for hosting slider sunday. you got it! but aren't we missing something? hmmm... look who saved slider sunday again! wow... eli! eli! eli! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! classic eli... love that guy! seriously? king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! >> ainsley: better days ahead. senator john fetterma

hand it over to carley. >> carley: a bomb threat shutting down a major bridge that spans the ohio river between cincinnati, ohio and covington, kentucky. police say an anonymous man called in the threat around 5:30 this morning demanding $400,000. the caller told the dispatcher if he doesn't get the money he, quote: kill everybody. no word if this threat credible. police are not taking any chances. bring you more on this story as we get it into the newsroom. bryan kohberger is due back in court today. the judge will hear of a argue. ments on banning cameras from the courtroom. keep ram are as out. prosecution thinks cameras should at least being removed from testimony from vulnerable witnesses. now, some of the victims' families disagree. in a statement to the court they say the case is, quote: surrounded by secrecy and they want cameras rolling to assure accountability. the biden administration is planning to launch a $100 million effort to fix public charging stations for electric vehicles. the money will be used to repair or replace old or out of commissioned units as many drivers sa

carley, sending it over to you. >> carley: thank you so much, janice.t building was a convicted rapist released with more than half his sentence remains. and now progressive city officials are questioning their soft on crime policies that led to his early release. >> and what the residence of baltimore should be doing is questioning why he was let out and how that happened. i would ask and i would love to see that law looked at, again, in terms of all sexual act, whether in the first degree, whether it's rape or sexual assault. so, to answer your question. i'm not a member of the legislature that, is something we should all look at because it helps to keep our public a little more safe. >> the suspect is accused of murdering 26-year-old pava will he pair. the baltimore d.a. says his office plans to seek a life sentence without parole. mortgage rates climbed to a 23 year high delivering another blow to perspective home buyers in increasingly pricy housing market. the average rate of a 30 year home loan whopping 7.1%. just two years ago rates averaged aro

hand it over to carley for more headlines. ains. >> carley: i certainly do. rig last month in california. agents say the driver was trying to cross into the united states when his vehicle was flagged and they noticed the drug beginning to crystallize. authorities say although this smuggling technique is unusual. it proves that, quote, drug traffickers will try anything to get their product across our borders. a michigan mother who battled brain cancer during her pregnancy is speaking out how doctors repeatedly suggested she get an abortion before getting chemotherapy. she refused saying aborting her baby was never an option because it goes against god's will. she gave birth to a healthy baby girl while fighting the disease in october. that mom will join us later this morning to discuss her incredible story. that is an interview you do not want to miss. meghan markle apologizing for being late as she joins prince harry on stage for a speech at the invictus games in germany. mark claims she could not attend the opening days because she needed to spend extra tim

over to you. >> pete: thank you, carley.the skies at the direction of vice president dick cheney and was going to ram her f-16 into united flight 93 to try to stop it from hitting the intended target. all while having no idea if her father then a united airlines pilot was actually piloting that very flight. but thanks to the bravery of the passengers on united 93, she did not have to. heather penny a form are fighter pilot with the d.c. air national guard two tours in iraq aerospace studies joins us now. heather, thank you for being here. thank you for your courage, your willingness that day 22 years ago, you were almost fresh out of training. so your unit gets the call. why weren't you able to arm those aircraft, meaning with weapons that could shoot it down and you had to possibly ram it down? >> well, first of all, thank you so much for having me on today. it's really a privilege to be able to share my experience, my story. and my message with your audience. first of all, what i was willing to do that day and what my flig

toss it over to carley shimkus for more headlines. >> carley: did you hear about this taking place in nebraska. a train car carrying toxic acid explodes at the world's largest railyard in platt. people who live within a four mile radius were evacuated and a nearby highway was shut down due to the heavy smoke engulfing the town. authority say the fire is under control. but they are still monitoring the air quality as a precaution. and right now in berlin, thousands of climate activists are gathering to join the global climate strike. the group is calling on germany to phase out fossil fuels and stop oil and gas subsidies. throughout the weekend, activists are planning demonsdemonstrations in more th0 countries making this the largest climate protest since the start of the pandemic. and nsync just keeps on teasing fans, we leasing behind the scenes footage of their recording studio session for their upcoming single better place. [laughter] , the song will be featured in the movie trolls ban together. >> we do this song, love letter to our fans. ♪ take you to a better place ♪ >> carley:

let's toss it over to carley shimkus for headlines. >> carley: more news to get, to starting with.nvicted of attempted murder who broke out of a juvenile center in central louisiana. the escape comes after a or liens parish judge released him to unsecure group home. the con convict on the lose for nine days before anyone told his victim who is paralyzed after being shot four years ago. >> she believes in rehabilitation. i believe in it as well. but, with someone that has more than 15 other cases open, there are kids that deserve those chances that was given to him. you want to give it to this person that paralyzed me. >> carley: this is reportedly the teen's fourth escape. the victim's tammy says officials aren't returning their phone calls. something is deeply wrong there. more than 400 pounds of cocaine found hidden in cucumber shipments at the southern border near san diego. the suspected smuggler from mexico was taken into custody. this comes just days after a major liquid meth bust at the same port of entry. officials say the combined value of the drugs seized totaled more tha

carley is here in new york. her first story is about pennsylvania. >> carley: that's exactly right. here we go. more on this. authorities another possible sight of the convicted killer who escaped a pennsylvania prison. they say he was seen within the police search zone just an hour outside of philadelphia. 34-year-old cavalcante illegal immigrant just been found guilty of killing his ex-girlfriend. the murderer escaped from the prison more than one week ago after scaling a wall and busting through razor wire. you see him escaping right there on your screen. look at that video. wow. president biden is reportedly considering a new policy that would force migrant families who illegally crossed the border to remain in texas sources tell the "l.a. times" that the migrants would remain the border as they await the asylum training. movements would be tracked through g.p.s. monitoring devices such as ankle bracelets. the possible change comes as blue states like new york struggle to handle the influx and call on the wh

>> carley: last question, yes. >> brian: something fun and personal.e springsteen fan in the world. >> a jersey boy. >> harris: the base is supposed to take us places we don't normally go. it doesn't have to be light, it can be other things. my youngest and nikki haley favorite song, she is out of her lane in terms of decades, she loves joan jett. >> cool girl. >> emily: reminds me of blake shelton talking about who are you when no one is around, do you slide down the hallway in your socks? the vein of this question, not here is who i am on social media, it is real glimpse of who they are. >> it is. nikki haley, she said fast car luke combs on her list, well done. vivek ramaswamy hit eminem. will hurd, "shake it off" by taylor swift. >> brian: smart political move, most popular in the world. >> not enough country on the list. i don't know if the list is theirs. i think will hurd's is real. it is like the campaign is like fine, everybody submit 20 songs and pick ones that are safe to you seem like a cool mom or dad. >> screen shot the spotify app and sh

. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley, she has headlines. >> carley: bomb threat shutting down major bridgeween cincinnati, ohio and kofington, kentucky. a man called demanding $4000, he told dispatchers if he doesn't get the money. >> the hunt for >> carley: enters day 14. schools are closing and officials are urging chester county residents to remain indoor. the search catching the eye of dog the bounty hunter. >> i talked to his roommate and he said this guy is a killer. stone-cold killer. he has a weapon, yes, he's going to united states00 -- use it. i think they have new orders, don't give this guy a chance, i think he will be brought in dead. >> carley: he is trying to piece together a viable plan for capturing the killer. tesla ceo, meta ceo will break down artificial intelligence. ceo of microsoft will attend and bill gates. they will discuss ai as of forums on technology. misplaced yellow line causing confusion among drivers in are cas with driver assistant technology. the line is in jacksonville and there is no explanation for how it got there. florida dot is advising to know cota