>> they have, griff.all not long after president biden arrived in nantucket tuesday night before midnight the president put out a statement saying this hostage deal should bring additional americans, some americans home from this deal. we find out this day american citizens are not part of this first tronch. a short time ago a u.s. official tells me glad to see the process moving forward. we're doing all we can, including to secure the release of americans. we're focused on it hourly and just yesterday president biden was asked about the hostage deal and this is what he said yesterday. >> any up dates? >> president biden: i'm not prepared to give you an update until it's done. >> are you expecting the 3-year-old girl to be among the hostages released? >> president biden: i keep my fingers crossed. >> just like the rest of us citizens are watching the hostage release to see who comes out today and also who comes out over the next few days. this is a four-day process. the white house is watching this hourly

. >> griff: americans on high alert this dumpings giving. explosion on the rainbow bridge killed two people and set off major alarm bells before officials announced there was no connection to terrorism. the cause of the explosion now believed to be a speeding car that crashed on the u.s. side of the border. this latest incident comes as u.s. government warns law enforcement nationwide the ongoing war in the middle east could lead to a potential attack in our country. welcome to a special edition of fox news live i'm griff jenkins. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. terrorism fears is how the israel and gaza war has warned the threat of a terror attack is the highest level we've seen in years. tourists and new yorkers alike are flooding the big apple for the annual macy's thanksgiving parade where pro-palestinian protests are also planned for today. >> griff: ted williams joins us in a moment with more on the heightened tensions from the israel/hamas war and the terror threat facing the u.s. >> julie: adam is live in new york city with a look at h

. >> griff: happy thanksgiving. i'm griff jenkins. great to be with you any day. hamas originally announced the truce between the two parties will begin today. the deal then running into last-minute delays. families on edge to hear the news of their loved ones' returns. a top qatar official making this announcement. >> the beginning of the pause will be 7:00 a.m. friday, the 24th of november. and it will last as agreed for four days and the first batch of civilians to be released from gaza will be around 4:00 p.m. on the same day. they will be 13 in number. every day will include a number of civilians as agreed, to total 50 in four days. >> griff: the deal includes the release of the 50 women and children in exchange for 150 women and children held by israel. the hostages will be released in phases spanning the four-day pause. it starts at 7:00 a.m. local time tomorrow, midnight eastern. jeff paul is on the ground in southern israel with the latest. jeff. >> griff, a lot of cautious optimism in israel. we're learning this group of 13 could be the first group of ho

griff. the ongoing conflict continues to drive protests across the country. more pro-palestinian groups and far less justice coalitions, calling for a cease-fire in our nation's capital accusing the biden administration of helping to commit genocide against palestinians, take a listen. >> every single day this government and this institution send millions of dollars to the apartheid state of israel, shame, shame, shame! >> and hundreds gathering in d.c. on friday, blocking the entrance to union station, chanting cease-fire now. and again, reports coming into our news room early this afternoon about vandalism. there, too, others yelling from the river to the sea, condemned by many calling anti-semitic. >> and some are saying we want 48, a reference to the map before united nations formed israel and new york city, traffic was gridlocked as hundreds rallied outside the new york city public library. and similar demonstrations continuing on college campuses and hundreds of pro-palestinian protest

thanks, griff.riff: new details emerging after a federal grand jury in houston on a palestinian man who crossed in illegally. crossing the border, arrested by ice agents in new york. >> as for the 20-year-old palestinian man who was indicted by a grand jury in houston, the criminal complaint filed upon his arrest says that he was allegedly conducting physical training with weapons to possibly commit an attack. the u.s. attorney's office in the southern districts of texas identified the suspect as an alien, illegally in the u.s., who was in possession of a .9 millimeter pistol and say, quote, he entered the united states on a non-immigrant visa which expired in 2019 and has allegedly been in direct contact with others who share a radical mindset. the fbi is investigating. now, this news comes after the federal immigration authorities october 17th announcement of the arrest of a 29-year-old man in new york city, who was wanted by authorities in senegal for criminal conspiracy in relation to a terroris

griff. >> griff: molly, thanks. the world is watching as the 13 israeli hostages now on the move entering egypt making their way ultimately to tel aviv medical center there. you are looking live at the shot we have up on the screen. alex hogan is there and take you there after the break. stick with us. there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. >> griff: october 7th home yeas attack on israel has inspired jewish americans across the u.s. to take a stand. hundreds have volunteered to fight with troops in israel. dana marie mcnichol has more on this story from miami. >> good afternoon, griff. those americans are among thousands of lone soldiers actively serving in israel rather than spending time with families over the holidays. jeff's daughter is 21 years old and one of those fighting. she is now working as a medic in northern israel. she grew up in the

griff: thank you, jennifer griffin.cia: back to israel to check with trey yingst for an update next. mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. how do we decide what hotel to book? fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. alicia: fox news among the first group of journalists to enter the gaza strip since the israel/hamas more began. >> reporter: good afternoon. we were among the first group of journalists to enter the gaza strip since this war began 29 days ago. here's a preview of our report for the next hour. >> you can hear gunfire in the distance, they are trying to engage anyone who tries to ambush their forces. the battle is street by street, urban guerrilla warfare. hamas is ambushing israeli troops. right now we are embedded with the israeli military and the gaza strip. these forces have been

griff. griff: and jacqui, as mr. levy was saying, the fighting will ultimately continue and what can we expect in the days to come, we're joined in the studio by colonel dakota wood. and i want to pick up before jacqui left off. the battle space. this is the rafah crossing where the hostages go through and hopefully more will go through egypt and make their way back to israel. but the khan yuis, this is where for nearly 50 days you've had the palestinians evacuating told to go south, but in this area, you're going to hear, i think, a lot about khan yunis, because believed to be the architect of the october 7th attacksen he was born in a refugee camp, and nicknamed the butcher of khan yunis, you see him the gray-haired man with the scarf around his neck and they believe he may be here and when the fighting resumes, we can expect fighting in the area which is more densely populated. >> and part of the butcher you described, he's skilled some fellow palestinians, because he believed they were aiding israelis in some way

griff: i'm griff jenkins.we go, the white house announcing earlier today they don't expect any americans to be part of the next group released. alex hogan is live in jerusalem with the latest. alex, it seems we're about four hours into this delay. what can you tell us? >> reporter: hi, griff. so we are watching and waiting to see when there will be any changes and the possible release of these hostages in day two of this ceasefire, and hamas is saying that it will not release hostages until more humanitarian the aid comes in to gaza. that is something we have a heard from international doctors, saying that the conditions on the ground are dire. hundreds of thousands of people living in shelters and on the streets, three-quarters of the population in gaza is currently out of their home because of the fighting. so as all of this unfolds, we're also getting new footage of some of the hostages who have come home, like this video right here of this little 9-year-old boy who was released with his mother and grandmot

griff. griff: all right. alex hogan live for us from israel. aishah. aishah: for more, and the latest in, joining me member of parliament, and former ambassador danon. i want to start with the summit in riyadh where you have many, many different leaders, including iran, iran is there, calling for a cease-fire. i'll get your reaction to that first. >> well, first, aishah, they're only calling for a cease-fire, carefully the roles of the iranian leader who called for the evacuation of israel completely. so we know the iranis are spreading violence in the region and trying to get on board the more moderate arab countries. they know that we are fighting evil and only the humanitarian aspects. deep in side the knowledge we're fighting hamas, and fighting evil and for the moderate regime in the middle east, not only for us. aishah: ambassador, you know, it was just about 40 days ago that fox news, our bret baier sat down with mbs and they were talking about normalizing relations with israel. here is mbs this weekend on his views about israel. >> the kingdom

griff. pushing further into the gaza strip and alex hogan is live with the latest. reporter: major protest growing tonight of the families and supporters of the hostages. thousands of people gathering putting a lot of pressure on the government not only to do more to bring those hostages home but also criticism that the government wasn't adequately prepared when we saw mass curse on october 7th all of this started with a march for several days take a look at the video. thousands people walked all the way from tel-aviv to jerusalem thousands of people these marches growing throughout the day and they slept in tents along sides of the street and one of the families joining this march today is actually the family members of one of the hostages that have found dead just a couple of days ago they said they joined this march and solidarity with other families hoping that they at least would be luckier. now in gaza today israeli soldier expanding ground operation searching for those webs of tunnels

griff. >> griff: we'll keep an eye on that. is sure to be a big issue in the presidential election. a recent poll in six battleground states shows americans among all age groups have a negative view of the economy. the make matters no confusing they are spending, vacationing and job switching. joining us now a democrat strategist and matt of the vogel group. where does it stand? this is really just as an anecdote i went to the grocery store with my older daughter, we bought a turkey, eggs, milk, stuffing, potatoes. i felt like i got mowed over. the indicators suggest that prices are down a little bit. julian are we better or worse off? >> well, griff, this is first of all happy thanksgiving to you and your viewers, thank you for having me on. this is the big disconnect that's going on between the elites on the democratic side and voters. the beltway elites and the white house are saying let's go out and campaign on bidenomics. we've got this huge investment in green energy, gdp is up in the third quarter, and inflation isn't as

i am griff jenkins. there have been almost 50 attacks of us forces in iraq and syria since october 17th. hey, jeff. >> reporter: we hear outgoing forces late into the night. most of the intense face-to-face in and around gaza city, many of that region's maine medical centers, that's because the idf says that is where hamas is hiding out in these medical centers and intricate tunnel systems. fighting is happening near these medical centers. they deny the hospitals are under attack but heavy bombardment in the region in the last, impacting civilians, hospital staff and those who were injured. there are reports of power outages with fuel supplies running low to power the generators and resources like food and water becoming more scarce. those who are healthy enough to make the journey are heading to southern israel or southern gaza, estimated one hundred thousand people over the last two days have fled the fighting using the humanitarian core doors. israeli forces are targeting hezbollah weapons depots in l

real quick, did you feel like your welfare was at risk, griff? >> griff: it was peaceful. i mean, the passion was high. no one attacked us, so we were okay. i have been doing protests for a long time. the emotion as you saw from that package was very aggressive and message being sent very loudly, particularly to the guy that is the occupant here at 1400 pennsylvania avenue. they really had a message. it was a cease-fire and then also the message of hey joe biden you are guilty of supporting genocide. >> steve: indeed. thank you very much, griff, for working the weekend. now, let's go across the hudson river and lawrence is at the torah academy of bergen county in new jersey. lawrence? >> so we are back at torah academy of bergen county. i just want to bring the panel back in. what was your reaction when you heard them say from the river to the sea. and then some of them said they won't condemn hamas? >> yeah. absolutely horrifying and there is no justification for terrorism. i see in any -- we deem as anti-semitism and absolutely disgusting for me to have to -- apply to co

. >> griff jenkins joins us now to look back at his remarkable life and his legacy. griff?griff: remarkable indeed. good morning, guys. his strategic decision shaped american foreign policy for decades. advising five presidents from nixon to trump and his consulting firm announcing his death last night saying that the respected american scholar and statesman died at his home in connecticut. >> there is no country in the world where it is conceivable that a man of my origins could be standing here next to the president of the united states. >> griff: the often controversial diplomat won the nobel peace prize for bringing end to the war. kissinger as a young man and came to america in 1938. became an american citizen in 1943. joined the army and shipped off to fight the very country he fled in world war ii. receiving a bronze star for meritorious service. after the war, he earned his bachelor's, masters and ph.d. from harvard. and first got noticed by president nixon who appointed him as national security adviser in 1969. ultimately, of course, he served as the secretary of s

rachel: yeah, we saw that. >> griff, thank you so much. >> thank you, griff. the fbi is around there at all. >> they should. be.>> more "fox & friends" in t a momentbu to pray with me real quick . in the name of the father and son, holy spirit. amen. lord jesus, come to us now. help us to surrender ourselves completely to you. help us to listen to your voice. even when we're distracted or tired, we pray this in the name of the father and of the son of the holy spirit. amen. thank you so much. i just want to encourage you that if you want to join me in more prayer, check out hallow it's the number one prayer app in the world. (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they don't believe me. they don't believe i can eat real food and lose this much weight. the release supplement makes losing weight easy. release sets you up for successful weight loss because it supports your blood suga

thank you very much, griff. griff talked about how he was secretary of state, national security adviser. things that henry kissinger did in his life. he negotiated first strategic arms limitations treaty and antiballistic missile treaty with the soviet union. he led to the opening of china. he was involved in the cease-fire during the yom kippur war and he ended, you know, he wound up ending the american involvement in vietnam for which he and his north vietnam memorials counterpart that is to say were both awarded the nobel peace prize he famously said maury is the ultimate after infantry diebler yack because he dated a number of woman in hollywood. there cannot be a crisis next week my schedule is already full. >> brian: i also thought it was interesting still productive just released a book. keynote speaker at the al smith dinner in october. and if you talk to him one-on-one by the way he referenced the attacks on october 7th and put in perspective how bad it was and said it was equal, if not, you know, in ma

>> griff: it's unbelievable here. i wanted to point it out because this is obviously the chinese press is run by the communist chinese party. they love it. scene is crucial for the world. and president xi warmly greeted. pictures of american chinese folks holding flags. they want to set the narrative. >> we will see what the end result is. >> ainsley: must for for chinese americans, right? because it's all in english. >> brian: script would be going up and down pointing at the headlines. brief griff you have a little bit of chinese writing on the back i can't. tell you what it says but they are very happy about it. >> brian: looks like vodka. >> steve: looks like liquor. >> brian: thanks, griff. all hell breaking loose on the hill. lawmakers throwing around. this is crazy. words and elbows. listen. >> >> kevin mccarthy walked behind me and elbowed me in the kidneys he a walked by. >> i would love to do it then. >> stand your butt up. >> you stand your butt up. >> i'm not going to give you your time back. you all conti

griff jenkins joins us live with all the details. griff has been down to that area.ng. it is one of the most dangerous areas. they dubbed it cartel island because it's a mile long nomad's land in the middle of the rio grand river. they use it to smuggle drugs and migration. take a look. cartel gunmen operating out in the open along the river bank. it's the same area where earlier this year a border patrol vehicle was shot. see the bullet hole there in the front of the hood. take a look at thermal drone footage. this shows rival cartels hiding on the other side of the island on the mexican side. it comes as a record number of migrants on the fbi's terror watch list crossed the border last fiscal year. you see it here. 169 total. more than the previous six years combined. and on capitol hill yesterday, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas was grilled, unable to say, ainsley, where those terror watch list migrants actually are. >> there is 280-something people on the terrorist watch list. are they out of the country or in the country? >> senator, they may very well be out o

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins has the latest for us. >> griff: interesting, after 8:00 a.m. and u.s. officials have yet to confirm the crash. japanese officials have been speaking out saying this chopper disappeared after 2 p.m. local time and a u.s. military tilt rotor osprey crashed into the ocean. japan coast guard conducting search and rescue operation. it was believed to be carrying six people, crashing south of japan, two miles from yakushima upon island. japan coast guards one has been confirmed dead. this is after a string of deadly osprey crashes. months ago three were killed in training in australia and there was a crash in california and four u.s. marines killed during a nato exercise in nor way. fox news confirmed since 2012, six fatal crashes killing 19 and there have been issues with the osprey's carrying the press while accompanying the president. the press reported hearing a loud bang and saw smoke and forced to land and board another aircraft and made the journey safely. we are awaiting u.s. military officials to community and learn what lead or caused this osprey cr

[laughter] griff, thank you very much for that.kins in washington, that's going to be a doozy the watch, happening all over the globe. >>> meanwhile, the rush to get people out of gaza in this region goes on right now. it is difficult, because some hamas elements are sneaking in through in that rush. emily is just happy to be out of there, a u.s. citizen that just escaped gaza a with her husband and five kidsful all are fine. emily, good to have you. how did you manage this? >> well, it's been a horrific month, you know, since october 7th, you know? our lives have just been one horror story. but we were able to get out on thursday because the american list of possible evacuees came over to the panel stint january -- palestinian side. and we got a call from state the president that morning, and we -- it was very difficult to the find a car. there's no fuel in gaza, or so it was difficult to get there, a couple of hours, but we finally managed to get there at 9:30 and took all day to process us. it's very difficult to describe, you k

how far are they, griff? >> griff: six, actually. good morning, guys.ce, this was quite a different vibe than that pro-israel rally on tuesday. this was a violent mob of about 150 pro-palestinian protesters descending on the dnc headquarters demanding a cease-fire in gaza while punching and cursing police officers. forced the capitol into lockdown and the evacuation of lawmakers from the dnc headquarters. congressman brad sherman posting this on social media was just evacuated from the dnc after pro-terrorists anti-israel protesters grew violent, pepper spraying police officers and attempting to break into the building. and congresswoman anna paulina luna saying this my husband, new band i are in my office in the capitol that just went into lockdown because of these uncontrolled protesters. six capitol police officers were injured. one protester was arrested for assault on an officer. yet, protest organizers claim it was a peaceful demonstration. watch. >> building tonight the democratic leadership have not been listening to the 80% of us from our diver

. >> todd: griff jenkins with the details. >> griff: good morning, i think you are right, buddy up isht adjective. biden called it constructive and productive conversation. it included pleasant stroll through a garden outside of san francisco. both leaders working to hit the reset button on relagszs. biden did not shy away from labeling his counterpart with a label that will not sit well today. >> dictator, guy thatun runs the -- [indiscernible] -- >> griff: meeting with business ceos for $40,000 to sit at the leader's table. he had this to say. >> will not fight a cold war or hot war with anyone. china will remain committed to dialogue instead of alliances. >> griff: deliverables coming from the meeting. issue of ai, leaders agreed ai used in nuclear operation is a risk. on fentanyl, leaders address the source and claim to go after chemical companies that make fentanyl related drugs and on iran biden pushes xi to urge iran not to take further action in the middle east. they want to bring back military dialogue. what was front and center with john kerry sitting at the table, they will

. >> steve: griff jenkins is live in washington with more. griff? >> griff: good morning, guys.se protesters midwest at manhattan city hall marched across the bridge to brooklyn with the same message we saw on saturday here in washington. angry protesters directing their ire towards president biden, watch. genocide joe has got to go. >> genocide joe has got to go. >> griff: meanwhile on capitol hill rashida tlaib becoming the 26th house member e censured. had chant from the river to the sea. tlaib and her fellow: do you realize. do you realize what it's like. agony to their own government dehumanizing them. >> this place is where 1700 members of congress, this elected body enslaved black people. >> you lack the cognitive and emotional ability to recognize diverse opinion. >> griff: in the end 22 democrats joined all but four republicans voting to rebuke the house's only palestinian american. democrat brad schneider saying this, quote: tlaib has repeatedly insisted on using inflammatory language that dangerously amplifies hamas propaganda and disinformation. that's worth noting c

thank you, griff. pete, i hear your question the griff, and i told you guys this off camera only because i strive to the understand. i wan to be know when i see these protests taking cross place, how much of is anti-zionism, how much of it is some other political perspective that that wants to seeking a two-ate solution, right? i want -- two-state solution. i want to understand when i'm looking at thousands and thousands of people on a bridge what those thousands think. and i also think it's complicating many that what we might be seeing on american college campuses is not the same as what we're seeing, for example, in someplace like london. there are different ideologies unless the only explanation is overriding anti-semitism everywhere. but the point i'm getting at is i want to understand, not excuse, i want to understand the motivating factor when i'm looking at thousands of people. now, i'll put this to you, there are certain lines where you get to is and you go, listen, when you fly a green hamas

. >> steve: griff jenkins has details. >> griff: day 25 about to get underway, attorney general leticia james will seeification take the stand around 10 a.m. her father is not happy about it. yesterday writing on social media, this. tomorrow my wonderful and beautiful daughter ivanka is going to lower manhattan courthouse at the request of leticia james who allowed murder and violent crime in new york to flourish. this follows the former president's testimony where he clashed with judge. >> mr. trump can engage in distractions and that is exactly what he did and committed on the stand today, engaging in distractions and name calling. i will not be bullied, i will not be harassed. this case will go on. >> griff: trump attorney attacked james for forcing the former president's children to testify. >> she has not been here for days, you know when she will come, when the main event is here, trump. these children are being brought in away from their families for doing nothing wrong. >> griff: what is worth noting as we watch testimony or hear today, ivanka distanced herself from the family b

. ♪ hello everyone i am charlie along with lisa, nicole saphier and griff jenkins a jenkinson wo theig weekend show. the big story tonight, agent may be just a number of biden's 81st birthday tomorrow has many in his own party and voters concerned about his mental and physical fitness ahead of 2024 break tonight the "washington post" is out with a new exposÉ about the panic within the party. one of obama's former top advisers is doubling down that biden is in trouble ahead of 2024. lucas tomlinson's live at the white house with more, lucas? asked charlie, president biden landed on the south lawn here at the white house a short time ago. it is safe to say they'll be no surprised 81st birthday for for him tonight here at the white house but when the clock strikes 12 and probably not tomorrow either with all expected to be a low event with focus on the turkey pardon. they shot a wild turkey for the staff here is what david axelrod told the "new york times" about president biden quotes i think he has a 50/50 shot but no better than that. maybe a little worse. he thanks he can cheat natur

hi. >> griff: good morning. you are right, the stage set for the san francisco summit, president biden and chinese president xi sitting down for the first time in a year when relations became more strained. last time they met was prior to when china started floating countless spy balloons across the u.s. the goal is to open communication. >> president biden: get back on normal course of corresponding, being able to pick up the phone in a crisis. make sure the military has contact with one another. we are not trying to decouple from china. what we're trying to do is change the relationship for the better. >> griff: president xi got a warm welcome to san francisco from california governor gavin newsom, where the streets were swept clean of the city's decaying homeless crisis and the crime spiralling out of control. all this comes as critics see little hope for achieving anything out of this meeting with president xi. >> this idea we have nothing to gain and everything to lose when joe biden is the one negotiating

>> griff: washington's fight club got underway yesterday. unlike tladitional fight club rules, we are going to talk about it. in the senate, oklahoma mark wayne mullin challenging teamster president shawn o'brien to a fight after social media taunts. >> love to do it right now. >> you stand your butt up then. >> you stand your butt up. >> maybe you run your mouth in new jersey, this is a thug, mob boss, supposed to be intimidating, boss of teamer it ises. i used to get paid to fight professionally. >> griff: and former speaker mccarthy being accused of elbowing tim tim burchett in the kidneys. >> why did you elbow me in the back, kevin? kevin, you got any guts? jerk. go talk to him. >> you did so, the reporter said it right there, what kind of chicken move is that? you are pathetic, man. >> steve: heated exchange during house oversight committee hearing, chairman james comer likening jared moskowitz to living in a mushroom shaped house in the forest. >> you look like a smurf. >> mr. chairman, hold on. >> you have been proven a liar, mr. muam

griff jenkins has more. >> griff: mayorkas's visit couldn't come at a more critical time. according to cbp sources, more than 9300 migrant encounters in the last 24 hours with 2800 alone in the tucson sector and 2200 in the del rio sector where mayorkas is heading to meet with secretary chief, who posted this staggering statistic. in less than two months del rio sector agents apprehended 21 convicted sex offenders attempting to enter the country illegally. convictions are child rape, sexual assault and sodomy. more trains packed with migrants, you see here on this route, for mexico's border where they cross into eagle pass, texas. the migrants are coming because president biden opened the door. watch. >> the answer is that the border is open. they talk about president biden's invitation and that they are going to be helped. that is one of the main answers they give. why didn't you come before, have you heard of president trump? we've heard of him, he was strict and we wouldn't risk getting deported. >> griff: northern border getting hammered, the cbp says interrupted 20. r

will: you know, griff, i'm struck by the anger that you encountered.t of not just political statements, but very, very emotional reactions to some of your questions. i'm curious about the one guy that you asked do you think there should be an israel, and he said, no, but he's holding a sign that said keep the world clean, and clean was written almost like in the palestinian flag. do you remember that poster, do you remember what he meant by that? >> reporter: well, you know, that young man was with his mother, and she actually tried to say, well, you know, or it's more complicated than that, he doesn't really understand that. but with i think it's, to your point, will, that you had a lot of people out there that have been motionally driven -- emotionally driven and maybe mt. young man's case not fully aware of what it is they're saying. and that entire march was essentially about the eliminationism of riles. i -- of israel. if you basically cloned the squad as we know them, aoc, tlaib, omar, and turned them into 30,000 versions of themselves calling fo

griff, outrageous. >> griff: yeah, brian, no one really saw this coming.ing on the dnc headquarters. demanding a cease-fire in gaza, while punching and cursing law enforcement. chaos leaving six officers injured, forcing the capitol into lockdown and the evacuation of democratic lawmakers from the dnc. congressman brad sherman posting this on social media, saying itt was just evacuated from the dnc after pro-terrorists, anti-israel protesters grew violent, pepper spraying police officers, and attempting to break into the building. at least one protester was arrested for assault on an officer. yet, protest organizers maintain the demonstration was peaceful. watch. >> the folks in that building tonight, the folks in democratic leadership have not been listening to the 80% of us and diversity cease-fire and stop the genocide of palestinians. and instead of being met with leaders engaging with us, and instead of being met, again, people protest we were met by police. >> griff: organizers released a statement saying police violently attacked them leaving 90 pro

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. >> ainsley: griff jenkins is live with more for us. >> griff: we have more results more states.inning in the city of brotherly love. democrat parker winning in a landslide. look at that nearly 75%. she'll become the first female mayor of philadelphia, succeeding democrat mayor kenny who was term-limited. elsewhere in the state, notorious for this election errors, officials say a coding error in an eastern p.a. county caused votes to be flipped blot questions judicial retention and two precincts were kept open 9:00 p.m. due to bomb threats. moving farther up east in rhode island democrat becomes the state's first black candidate elected to congress and rhode island won defeating republican jerry leonard nearly 65% to 35% democrat incumbent holding on to state senate seat in competitive jersey coastal district there. finally in new york. where you guys are, starting in suffolk county. republican ed romaine wins the race for county executive. it's notable it's the first county g.o.p. elected in nearly a quarter century. go back to 1999 for that right there in new york city, we are

>> >> griff: it is a big event. let me give you a look, you can see the capitol through the anning of the stage. this is where the march will take place and on the stage big names including speaker johnson and majority leader chuck schumer and have israel's president herzog along with mark herzog, ambassador to the u.s., here. you can get a feel, there are cop cars and security here. here are chairs set up for vip donor people with a gift bag. i don't know what is in there. look all the way down to the monument, they have security, perimeter all the way down there 12 to 14 blocks and security is something they are taking into consideration. but while you are seeing people turning out to support israel, to free the hostages and stand up against antisemitism, you have some members of congress, the squad, speaking owl and calling for a ceasefire. take a listen. >> the israeli government does not represent judaism or jewish values. and the jewish people, it does not. >> ceasefire is not just an option, it is our only wa

. >> todd: griff jenkins has more. >> griff: smuggling drugs, weapons, illegal migrants.he gunmen operating the river's edge. it is where bill melugin has been reporting from. this is the same area where earlier this year border patrol vehicle was shot, you see the bullet hole there. thermal drone footage showing two rival cartels throwing explosives at each other on the mexican side thchl is as record number of migrant hit the terror watch list last year, 169, more than the previous six years combined, this was front and center at last night's gop debate. >> if someone in the drug cartel is sneaking fentanyl across the border, that is last thing they will do, we will shoot them stone call dead. >> take out cartels and take them out. put more agents on the ground and let them do their job. >> griff: dhs secretary mayorkas facing a grilling on capitol hill yesterday. he was unable to see where the terror watchlist migrants are. 280 something people on the terrorist watch list, are they out of the country or in the country? >> they may well be out of the country. >> you don

by cs and griff i can say without question this has been one of the most active nights since we haveael. from our vantage point this is were showing no signs of slowing down you hear boos of the outgoing artillery israeli forces continued fire into northern gaza. that is where the idf tonight says they have obtained new tv footage from inside the hospital. israeli military officials saying videos showing two different foreign nationals being forcibly taken into the hospital by hamas on october 7 idf says this is proof hamas was using the end to a hospital on the data terror attack there's image is a tunnel is rarely forces a runs underneath the al-shifa hospital complex this is a deep staircase that leads to the entrance including a blast of proof door at a firing hole the ongoing fighting in and around al-shifa is all but force the hospital to stop functioning as a medical center. at least 31 premature babies were evacuated today will be sent to egypt according to palestinian health officials. with resources running low it's only putting more pressure on a potential hostage deal. is

griff jenkins joins us live from d.c. time for hunter and several other bidens to talk. james comer wants hunter, jim biden and rob walker. jim biden's wife sara and haley biden, who was romantically involved with hunter. >> we want to hear from the bidens, we are at the point where evidence is overwhelming, we can call them in and ask questions about things we have serious concerns about. >> griff: financial records subpoenaed reveal members of the biden family received more than $1 million in accounts related to rob walker. jonathan turley says this committee has done due diligence following the money and closing the circle around the biden family. >> this is a family business, james, frank, biden family. they could sell access and many of us believe they did. up until now, they have relied on delay and denial. they'll have to choose between cooperation and contempt. >> griff: real question, emily, will hunter show up. his attorney abbe lowell says he will appear at the right time, adding, this is a political stunt to p

>> griff: the police presence is great.hrough x, used to be twitter, feeds, and there is a democrat running from arizona, his name is andre, he posted thank you to the kap tol police who protected me tonight as i was evacuated and he said the protester message was wrong because ceasefire means one side surrenders. this is democrat candidate for congress. he said he disagreed. >> ainsley: benjamin netanyahu said the same thing, a ceasefire is surrendering and we will not do that. >> steve: we've been talking about why the administration did not send anybody to the peaceful protest with 300,000 people. the white houses the president was going to meet the chinese president. they could have sent the vice president, though. when you look at demographics, a lot of people in the democratic party support the other side. that is one reason and we have not seen polling since the march, when you look at joe biden disapproval, number of people who don't like him at this point, year before the election, there should be a red warning bel

. >> todd: wow, griff jenkins, griff jenkins on the left of the screen, will join "fox and friends first" with more. those anecdotal notes of what it was like walking the streets. when you hear griff jenkins tell it, eye-opening. >> carley: eye-opening protests. that was not a no when asked do you condemn hamas? ron desantis will pick up a major endorsement, but a florida republican is here to explain why he is flipping his endorsement from ron desantis to donald trump. >> todd: the latest "new york times" poll has trump beating joe biden in five out of six critical states, swing states. major day on the campaign trail, we have everything you need to know next when "fox and friends first" rolls along. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul. it's your

griff jenkins is live in washington with the latest. can you tell us what happened, griff?know what's are interesting is u.s. officials have yet to comment. we can't get anyone on the phone. after 7:30 in the morning on the east coast. according to japanese officials, that includes japan's coast guard, a u.s. military tilt runner v 22 osprey has crashed in the ocean in japan overnight. take a look at these new images, japan's coast guard conducting a search and rescue operation after finding a debris field of wreckage from after osprey believed to be carrying at least six people. now, it crashed south of japan. it's about two miles from yack shima island. there were multiple found crew members whose condition is unknown. japan's coast guard confirming at least one has died. this comes lawrence and steve after a string of deadly osprey crashes. in august, three u.s. marines killed. several wounded during train mission in australia. going back to last year, june of 2022, five marines killed during a training mission in california. march of 2022, four marines killed during a l

griff jenkins has been tracking the story and joins us with details. how is the student doing?griff: the one that is injured has nonlife-threatening injuries, this brawl sounds like something that happens in a prison yard not inside a raleigh, north carolina high school gym and this morning a 15 year old is dead and a 14 year old charged with murder after this fist fight between students broke out outside the gym and moved inside and a student was seen stabbing two other students with a sharp object, one dead and one left with injuries. the mother of alleged stabber told a local station this. the whole situation is terrible, i feel bad for the other family, i feel bad for my son, he was fighting for his life, it wasn't a fair fight. raleigh police chief says an investigation is underway. >> woe are working closely with public school officials to identify those directly involved in this altercation. one suspect is in custody at this time and we're happy to report that and no further threat to the school of community. >> steve: the school superintendent had this to say. we will b

griff jenkins live in washington. what do you know?, great show in nashville. we're learning who is behind groups like code pink specifically and it appears they are far less organic than meets the eye. code pink rally in d.c. yesterday, that was organized by jody eknow vas. i first met her in 2003, when code pink was founded to oppose george w bush's war in iraq. it is now a major player on the protest front and they have deep pockets bank rolled by jody evans husband, wealthy tech entrepreneur. evans was linked to people's forum, who claims to advocate for marginalized communities and social justice and been active in organizing four of the big protests we've seen in d.c. and new york in recent weeks. this comes as "new york times" investigation linked her husband to four nonprofits, which pedal chinese communist propaganda. in the summer evans made the case president xi was not such a bad guy afterall. >> governing structure of china is such that i -- you know, after learning it, realizing xi has less power than biden. >> steve: >>

griff jenkins at live with that was all last night. this castle we have not seen for a while.so many of them on the one hand they were demanding the cease-fire immediately. if you listen to the controversy old chants from that river to the sea and others they are calling for essentially the elimination of israel turning over the land to palestinians while they are also accusing president biden as you mentioned of supporting genocide with american tax dollars. here's some of what we found out out there, watch. >> from the river to the sea. palestine will be free. from the river to the c ♪ ♪sea ♪ from the river to the se♪ ♪ palestine will be free. >> genocide joe needs a halt his actions immediately and realize he's going to facet mason opposition from democratic voters next election progresses by the terrace? he is his hands are red with blood. they are soaked in blood. the blood of the children, the innocent children of palestine. >> this is not israel this is a palestine this is our ancestral homeland. >> is a shot over the protesters left a red paint, and handprints on part

griff jenkins in washington now. it was not only out of control, griff, it was dangerous. >> it was quite a scene of mayhem, harris. good morning to you and your great audience there in nashville. let me show you how this all started. we can push in on the doors to the dnc. we're a block and a half from the house office buildings behind the capitol. this is where 200 pro-palestinian protestors locked arms and barricaded the doors. from there it devolved to mayhem. let me show you, harris, the contrast from the pro-israel rally on the mall that happened on tuesday. you can see the nearly 300,000 gathering peacefully. then, of course, the mayhem of just the 200 there. now the group last night was demanding a cease-fire while punching and cursing at the capitol police officers forcing the u.s. capitol into lockdown and the evacuation of lawmakers inside the dnc. one of those members, debra wasserman schultz was quite shaken. listen here. >> it was a very disturbing, troubling situation. when you engage in tactics that a

griff jenkins, fox news. the california prison system is planning to nearly double most hourly wages for incarcerate aerated workers for the first time in 30 years. >> the ranges will double from 8 to $0.37 an hour to 16 to $0.74 an hour. the proposal from the department of corrections and rehabilitate option would also eliminate all unpaid work and reduce most hours from full time to half time. 55% of inmates wages go toward paying for the damages of their crimes. so state leaders say increasing their wages can help pay things off faster. >> tonight, one person is dead, three others injured in two separate shootings on the same block in san francisco. that first shooting happened a 440 yesterday morning on turk street between hyde and larkin. two victims were take hospital where o the second shooting happened around 1040 last nigh near turk and hyde. two people suffered gunshot wounds. they were transported to the hospital, but authorities say their injuries threatening. no word if thshoott least at last che

reporter griff jenkins tells us federal agencies are now preparing for the worst. if lawmakers can't come to an agreement to fund the government by next friday, millions of workers and military personnel will be furloughed. house speaker mike johnson did not set a concrete path forward to fund the government this week. >> trust us, we're working through the process in a way that i think the people will be proud of. and we've got a lot of business to attend to here. >> there are three possible ways forward a bipartisan continuing resolution, an which keeps the government operating while lawmakers negotiate a longer deal. but some conservatives balk at those spending levels. a laddered continuing resolution that would set up separate funding bill deadlines for different parts of the government or a continuing resolution, even with israel aid all these options have landmines for the newly minted speaker. a honeymoon might be shorter than we thought, and every time the cr expires, as the speaker is putting his head in the lion's mouth, federal agencies are preparing fo

griff, what are you seeing and hearing? >> well, sandra, i'm seeing tens of thousands, i don't know what numbers are going to be, but issue been covering rallies and marches on the mall for more than 20 years and let me show you where we are. i wanted to find the rear -- you can see the people coming for as long as we can see. in fact, this family here came from new york. >> jonathan. >> idea. >> why did you come down? >> this is important for us, represent our brothers and sisters. it's important because people are -- there's a lot of misinformation going on around out there and i think people don't understand that we are a people of peace and for us the message is peace and love. don't want war, don't like what's going on not only the media but and the world that people are misrepresenting what the jewish faith is all about, what jewish people are about and we support our people in israel. >> you are here with your children, family. why are you here, what do you want the younger people to understand about today? >> well,

good evening, griff. >> good evening, bret.is a mess because hundreds of those pro-palestinian protesters are trying to shut union station down. let me you have a look here. you can see the signs stand with palestine in the occupation, a few hundred of the protesters have turned out here a few hours ago. they're loud and chanting and police setting up barricades and monitoring the entrance. keeping the protests out. now, their message is demanding an immediate cease-fire and it's a position, bret, shared by progressive lawmakers that are now begging for help to ward off primary challenges. our movement for seas fire is only growing stronger. seas fire is not just an option. it's our only way out of this. >> progressive members of the so-called squad are starting to realize anti-israel fervor could hurt them politically. caught in a divide with democrat leaders supporting israel. >> the united states has always stood with israel and we will do everything to see that that never ever changes. >> our commitment to israel's security