campaign of demoralization, it is a campaign of hate, absolute hate to three team fox coverage jeff jeff paul live in los angeles, we begin with alexandria have, pennsylvania with reaction to joe biden's garbage comments. good evening. >> good evening, it is a diverse crowd here in town this evening, it is a diversity, majority hispanic and latino, and it trump has made inroads in that demographic work considering that it has been a lot of talk prior to the rally the comment a comedian made about puerto rico and garbage during trump's madison square garden rally. the trump campaigns out-of-court as they are not tied to that all. donated the senator for puerto rico said trump supporters will not be distracted and made rally, the senator revealed he joined trump on stage to tell him about a president biden "the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters "back trump reacted in realtime. >> mr. trump: remember hillary said deplorable? then she said a redeemable but she said deplorable, that did not work out a break garbage and think his words, right? but he does no, please forgive hi

we have fox cabbage jeff paul live in los angeles, we begin with the senior national correspondent a kevin corke live in d.c. on the former president in battleground, georgia. >> good evening, georgia on my mind! no it is not just a great grammy award-winning song from the 1960s, no sir, i think it perfectly describes the president's campaign, with over one week to go. barely a week to go before the election. mr. trump holding a pair of events in the state including out of the national faith advisory board's inaugural national faith some what he said, i think this is a country that needs religion, it is like the glue that holds it together. and we do not have that. later he held an event in atlanta, talking about faith and family, finance and yes the future of america. >> i'm asking you to dream big again and this will be america's new golden age, we will have a golden age. hard to believe after the four years, almost four years. >> hard to believe he says, this as the media reaction, this weekend extravaganza madison square garden has ranged from inspiring and exhilarating, historic

jeff paul is live with the late nest orlando. good to see you.r: yeah, here in orlando, one of the biggest issues that this city is facing are all the power outages you see like this all over the city and crews out if full force working around the clock to restore electricity for tens of thousands of people and also all sorts of debris on the ground still and downed trees but just mother of here, it's a far different story where the kef station is much wider and much worse. this was one of the main roads and look at what hurricane milton did ripping the asphalt and sinking the roadway into the ground and create ago pit. the tough crews are trying to find a way to stabilize the ground and fix the road and keep people safe. how kef stating hurricanes can be for the inland communities in central florida and creating scary moments in orange county where we are right now and fire rescue crews responding to several areas with reports of high water as the flooding trapped families from being able to get out on their own. the kemp bre is scattered and wi

nate, let me bring jeff paul back in here. jeff, you were there in april, the last time iran fired a barrage of missiles. i think it was about 100 last time. 180 this time. this seemed to be of a different magnitude to april's attack, which was also launched in large part by drones. that took a long, long time to get there. very different with ballistic missiles raining down. >> yeah, obviously a lot less time to get to a shelter. >> and i think last time it was a little bit more public what they were going to do. i think the united states had an idea of the scope of the attack. it was roughly 300 projectiles, you know, whether it was drones ,missiles and rockets. but, you know, in this case, obviously, you know, you've got about 10 to 12 minutes to get to a shelter. so a much different feeling at the time. their response, israel's response was very interesting. they hit just outside of like a nuclear building, a facility out there. and basically the message at the time, because some people said, oh, this is so insignificant, b

jeff paul is live with that story tonight. >> reporter: as you know the 2024 election cycle is anythingmal and a lot of it has to do with the outreach to younger voters. honor the days of the elaborate rock about concerts and targeted ads on networks like mtv, it's all about social media and specifically tiktok and podcasts. >> our right to vote is under attack. >> i hear a lot of great things about you too. >> did you vote? >> i think you and your listeners have really got this thing right, which is one of the best ways to communicate with people is to be real. >> all i know is my kids say dad, you have no idea how big this interview is. >> reporter: while sit down sans podcasts can last hours, tiktok focuses on quick video clips the last a few seconds. both formats can create buzz and views but in some cases accounts with millions of followers can potentially have a huge influence on who's watching. >> influencers definitely play a role in this. this is -- even if it's not contracted by either party, it's who they are talking about, who they are supporting, who they are endorsing. all

fox news national correspondent jeff paul is live in orlandojefp with the latest. >> hey, jeff. do yeah, well, unlike the gulf coast, we don't have to worry about storm surg have toe. now but the big concern right now here in central florida is all f the rain and that could cause flooding. and of course, the strong wind,d gusts out at the moment. we've had anywhere fro m 75 mile per hour to 86 mile per hour wind gusts here in in orlando. e trees like this one thi right behind me? that is a florida pine. and thoss onht te pine trees, their roots are very shallow. and so when you've got that combined with over saturated ground incherated grss of rain, the fear is a lot of those trees could comse e down. if people are out and about driving around, those trees can hurt thosele.. wer they fall in the cars. they could take down power lines at the power line right behinds us. big concern for first responders as they're out and abouut t working on top ground, you've got the potential of flooding, flooding roads, flooding int n low lying areas, homes that aree prone to flooding throughou

in los angeles, jeff paul, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. for more perspective here on this trend we're seeing, let's bring in ahmed bonafe, an engineering professor at san jose state university and a cybersecurity expert professor. good to see you. thank you for the time. so we're seeing all these major tech companies. they have made major investments in ai, which as we've talked about, requires an incredible amount of power. how is all of that driving this push toward nuclear energy to bring online more of these data centers? >> well, he's he's the numbers are first. good to talk to you again, alex. he's the big picture here. last year google by itself you know consumer power of 24 terawatt hour. just to understand the size one terawatt hour will power about 70,000 homes for a whole year. so that gives you the scale of the power that needed by the data centers. and, you know, typically it's because of the ai revolution here. now, what they have done, they have this, this, this, you know, this promise about going with the clean energy and n

we begin with jeff paul on the middle part of the state in orlando, florida. jeff? starting to pick up with the wind getting stronger with some estimates between 74 miles per hour and 86 miles per hour in orlando as hurricane milton gets closer to where we are at in central florida. lots of uncertainty as people in orlando keep their fingers crossed hoping the flooding isn't too bad and the wind doesn't knock down too many power lines. >> trace: steve? >> always a challenge to stay on the air during the storm. first thing to go is usually your wireless microphone and you see them tape up those hard lines there to keep on the air we've got some veterans helping us here. stick with brandy campbell, brandy corey. >> we're seeing seeing the storm surge in downtown several blocks away from the river where it's now edible around 5.2 feet of storm surge expecting around's seventh es we get close to verifying that. we are next to businesses that were flooded out over two years ago during hurricane ian and some of them are getting that damage once again with wind speed up to

taking tonight over some the audio were profanely insults law enforcement officers much everywhere, jeff paul with that story tonight, jeff good evening,. >> the profane comment was made last week while l.a. city council candidate isabel geraldo was speaking to students at cal state los angeles. she was asked about her stance on police, and spending on law enforcement and here's how she responded, b1 is someone who is myself pro abolishment of police were used in the spectrum? and also, what do you think about mill young discretionary fund spending on overtime for police? b1 f the police soic had. >> trace: that lyric she was quoting this from a song. they say she was the lyric because it is quote been a part of the larger conversation on systemic injustice in police accountability for decades. but it was just an lyric and i am proud to be accessible to young people and students. listening to their concerns and treating them like the future leaders they are. however, the l.a.p.d. doesn't see it the same way. me integral in chief of police as it is disappointing and diminishes the hard work an

let's go to jeff paul who's live for 20 minutes away from our location in orlando. gs are definitely kicking up now. where are you jeff and how does it look? >> we are near lake williston orlando lots of unknowns in terms of what hurricane milton could deliver to central florida folks concerned about two things. strong wind and what it can do to this area in central florida as well as the flooding. the route grounded 30 really saturated so with inches upon inches of rain falling on the heavily saturated ground you have flooding. on blake willis you do see intermittent wind picking up not very strong. of rain has been fairly constant but the concern for a lot of folks is really falling trees without flooding. we spoke with a local who had been living here on blake willis the last couple decades who's a little concerned with the tourists and newcomers who have moved to florida aren't taking this seriously. >> until 2004 it was the case may people didn't think we would have a category one or what hurricane are in orlando and then we did. >> it does seem folks for the mo

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jeff. up next, the faa is stepping iafter anothern evacuation order has been lifted. now this all started around 1030 this morning on paulvenue in the bayview. pg&e says a construction crew struck a natural gas line while excavating in that area. the utility turned off the gas to repair the line. muni busses were sent to the area as temporary shelters until that work was complete, and now finally, the evacuation is lifted and people can go back to their homes. the faa has grounded spacex rocket ship after another mishap, spacex launched two astronauts to the international space station on the falcon nine rocket. this happened on saturday. they docked safely alongside the spacecraft. they will return in, which is in february. but during the rocket's second stage, as it descended back to earth, there was a mishap. normally, the rocket is supposed to fall into a designated part of the ocean. however, due to an engine failure, the rocket fell into a part of the pacific ocean outside that designated zone, so the faa grounded the falcon nine rocket for a third time in the past three months. spacex said it will investigate to u

paul on x is up right now asking you that question. then the interview. i'm joined by fashion designer extraordinaire jeff banks. he will be here live telling me all about his six decade long career dressing the stars. he won't. he's amazing. he's in his 80s. he's amazing. he's in his 80s. he looks amazing. you won't want to miss that. but before we get started, let's get your latest news with katie bowen . news with katie bowen. >> nana. thank you and good afternoon. it'sjust >> nana. thank you and good afternoon. it's just gone 5:00. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. the king says he's greatly saddened by the sudden death of alex salmond. the former first minister of scotland. the alba party leader died yesterday afternoon, aged 69, from a suspected heart attack during a trip to north macedonia. mr salmond had made a speech at the institute for cultural diplomacy forum and is understood to have collapsed at lunch in a crowded room. people in scotland have been reacting to his death. >> his passing is a great shock and i think for most scots , and i think for most scots, whatever their opini