her daughter, john kathy. and we wish you well and your efforts. thank you for joining to run out of her. it's time for the weather is rob the typhoon in the middle of the sized china sea. some people enjoy that of in hong kong, a big wave bay, appropriately named asserting on it. it is though quite a big one extent of clout. imagine the scale is map, it's windows 140 kilometer rather keeps in typhoon territory is carrying with it. now, 11 meter waves, they've written since yesterday, a potential storm surge of but 1.11.2 meters. now it's moving southwest, which means it's moving eventually towards the coast of vietnam. so this is pick up lat, forecast here is what it's going to do during wednesday, and probably the 1st part of thursday. now by that time, it will have lost its strength. so it be called a tropical storm. no typhoon and you'll notice is no coherence really in the rain forecast. certainly through a lot of rain bands off. it'll affect high nan, the south west of china, typically, and then vietnam as a, a rain problem, but it will bring

and that debate performance by kathy hochul, i don't know who had a worse week, john fetterman, kathy. stuart: well, what stuck out to me -- [laughter] good question. what stuck out to me was when governor hochul just dismissed the crime issue, turned to lee zeldin and said i don't know what you're so worried about -- i don't know the exact words, but she dismissed -- >> why is it so important to you. stuart: that was the perfect opening for lee zeldin. >> and he took it. and you know what? that, i'm sure, is going to be a commercial real soon if it's not up already on the air. and that encapsulates -- i remember, stu, when i, you know, earlier this year the two nypd officers who were gunned down, and i was at the funeral mass at st. patrick's cathedral, and the wives were pleading with governor hochul who was in the front pew and eling her the system is broken can -- telling her the system is broken, that people are dying and getting hurt and to change the no cash bail law. and she just sat there, and then outside the press asked her and sort of, like, coldly just said i'm sticking b

. >> the fallout for last night's i did bait for john fetterman and kathy hochul and a analysis fromavlich and more. talking about neck and neck race with democrat tim ryan and can vance pull out of tie gain and go for a win. how long it'll take to make losses for the closures and cathy morris rogers on twin crisis of economy and energy. i'm john roberts and i'll see you at 1:00 sharp for america reports. >>emily: least like the ecoactivists are at it again. two protesters in london were arrested after police say they sprayed orange paint all across a luxury car showroom. the protesters took it a step further and set up a roadblock taunting law enforcement and other drivers with some even glueing themselves to the pavement. it comes after british lawmakers introduced a new bill to crack down on acti activists spark widespread disruption. lee s this follows a trend -- lisa, this follows a trend of headline grabbing protests and what struck me in particular is the clashing between mote victimses and protesters with the videos catching on compare motorists saying things like you're bloc

john: beyond terrifying. new york democratic governor kathy hochul encouraging parents to mask up their kids in school again.ays kids are used to masks after covid, it could be another layer of protection with rsv and new season under way, this is days after we learned how harmful the pandemic was to learning in this country. bring in dr. mark seigal. yesterday at a news conference governor kathy hochul seemed to normalize the idea of kids wearing masks as respiratory virus and flu run rampant. listen to what she said. >> right now kids are more socialized to the idea of wearing a mask, it is not a strain, knows what is this about, there are cute masks out there, i've seen a lot of them. >> doc, what do we know about kids and masking? >> first of all, the cute masks don't work at all, they're the cloth masks with patterns, very pretty. they don't work. they prevent you being able to read what other people are saying, to understand the person next to you, so they do interfere with socialization and lead to anxiety and depression. the cute masks, forget it cht when i'm in the doctor's office, i sometimes wear

with your theme, hibernating the way president biden did it is not the way it's going to work kathy hochul and johnterman. republicans are having success outworking their opponents. >> laura: going out -- >> yeah. i drill my pro american message. >> laura: and going out and being with the pushability people need to see the candidates you can't cocoon yourself. brian i'm excited about your book in paper back because gets what my kids will read it. great to see you both >> elon musk has officially taken the reigns at twitter, the new owner. and the freakout from the left is almost too delicious to put into words. but the names he fired tonight that are making the most waves. for the details on this we go to matt finn in our la bureau. matt, this is pretty exciting. >> hey laura, elon musk has reportedly completed his takeover of twitter and fired executives including the ceo and cfo and top legal and policy executive vijaya gadde a key executive in removing former president trump from the twitter platform. musk strolled into twitters head coaches in san francisco yesterday carrying a porcelain sink l

john. >> sandra to new york kerr democratic incumbent hochul and lee zeldin will be with us tomorrow. >> kathy hochul supports it. she was bragging about it. >> there is no crime fighting plan without legal guns. >> especially with the change to bail, i don't know why that's so important. >> alexis mcadams was live in the news room. what do hopeful's say about the race? >> a few questions after the debate i asked governor hochul is she surprised the race is close in a blue state. she said she's not worried about the numbers. crime was the hot topic focused on that issue. zeldin says he will declare a crisis and kick the d.a. out of office. hochul is focused on policy not sound bites. >> we need to repeal the halt act, amend raise the ageless is more. we need to make our streets safe again. i'm run to go take back our streets. >> in lee zeldins world you overturn election you don't agree with. >> zeldin blames local policies for accidents saying people are moving out of fork for better opportunities. the incumbent says as she works to bring new business in she's working open the economy. one ta

when i speak to kathy rubashaw, he is a professor at john, gunner gar university in bangladesh. joining us from dhaka, thank you. very much for being with us. tell us more for us about what's behind this alarming increase in den gave a cases. why is bangladesh especially vulnerable to this? is he thank you very much party or cushions yellow in his tropical country. and here there is a lot of problems in our going westmount event. and on unplanned r, one edition is happening in every cities from 2000 in, in 2000. it was 1st identified in bangladesh and from then, every year dingle is come in june to october. but from if, when we analyze the data of dingle cases, we found dingle is the high speed it was in august or september in the previous year. but in this year that is different. the highest peak is october. ok, so the capital that is and man reason behind that. ok. tell us a bit more about the reason briefly if you can oh, there is a, you know, there is a time, a chance the backup climate change. this is the of rainfall back and it's changing this year. we conducted and research on th

bad debate performances including by both democrat john fetterman and new york governor kathy hochul has the media, biden, former officials warning democrats are in trouble. they tried to downplay crime and inflation and more. 538 now says the senate is a tossup. former president trump despite all the probes he is now on the move. with us tonight congressman jeff van drew, former economic advisor to president trump steve moore, dr. marty makary, energy experts jay young and nick loris, "the hill"'s joe concha, the "new york post" jon levine and nicole neily from parents defending education. we have a hot show for you tonight. the white house that biden draining the u.s. diesel supply could cripple the u.s. economy before the holidays. this breaking news, that railroad strike could be back on. a new and significant mistake by president biden, nancy pelosi and democrats, trying to downplay inflation. critics now warn midterm voters, they need a detox from bad d.c. policies and messaging. and president biden and dr. fauci again confused on the pandemic. we also have this, massive learni

including jim and nancy bogan and kathy a paul anderson. >> the john as and jim's all-night foundationfostering engaged communities. more at kf.org. ♪ >> step and friends of the news. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: the u.s. economy remained strong enough last month to create 263,000 new jobs. the unemployment rate fell to 3.5%, but that was after the labor force shrank. overall, job growth remained solid. but it's dropped from the first half of the year when the economy created roughly 400,000 new jobs a month. stocks sank on wall street as investors weighed the news and feared more interest rate hikes. the dow jones industrial average plunged 630 points to close at 29,297. the nasdaq fell 421 points. the s&p 500 slipped 105. economics correspondent paul solman digs into the details. paul: the economy kept cooking up jobs in september, but at a slower pace. so there are signs that hiring is cooling? >> so i would say it's not cooling. i would say it is normalizin

in pennsylvania, john fetterman and memez oz meets an in new york kathy hochul will be against lee zeldinhe site of that big debate tonight. jessica, what do you think is at stake there? >> reporter: well, it is a lot, kate. this is one of the most consequential if not the most consequential in the country because it is very like that whoever wins here, that will determine who controls the u.s. senate. this is an open seat here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. republicans hoping to hold onto it. democrats certainly hoping to flip it. and what we have here is quite a dynamic race on our hands in in the sense there are a lot of issues at play. we have new polling at cnn showing where we think the current state of play showing fetterman with a slight lead at 51% to oz's 45%. and then you take a look at issues that people care most about and if you look at top there, it is very easy to see by the numbers, it is the economy and in a very big way. followed by abortion. but you see the big gap in numbers there. and so tonight we expect them to talk about these issues. but just kind of laying

. >> john fetterman trying to get as many murderers out of jail as possible. >> traded jabs about crime. >> still waiting on kathy hochul to talk about locking up criminals. >> anyone who commits a crime has consequences. i don't know why that's so important to you. >> a grandfather getting emotional describing what it was like getting shoved on to subway attacks in new york city. begging mayor eric adams to do more to combat crime telling the "new york post" everybody is talking the talk but nobody is walking the walk. >> falsely labeled a covid denier. levi's management gave her a choice, shut up or leave. >> and that made me all kind of things they deemed unemployable. >> favorite sports team, right? >> yeah. >> what team is that? >> the rams. >> i'm going to take to you a ram's game. >> oh my god. >> we are going to go see them. >> oh my god. >> we are going to take you in the stadium for the experience of a lifetime. ♪ >> lawrence: 13 days out until the big midterm election. good morning, welcome to "fox & friends." there's a lot going on. a lot of spirited debates last night. in new york. we got pennsylvani

. >> john: look no further than new york where the crime crisis is making the blue state competitive. republican lee zeldin looking to unseat kathy hochul. how does he plan to shore up last minute support with 12 days until the midterms? we ask zeldin when he joins us coming up. >> sandra: all right. first, a fox news alert to the economy. the numbers may not tell the full story. a new report shows the economy growing between july and september after falling two straight quarters as americans fight the worst inflation in 40 years ahead of an expensive winter heating season. hello. i am sandra smith, hi, john. >> john: that is putting it it mildly. john robert in washington. good to be with you. this is "america reports." the labor department says gdp grew, but experts warn the u.s. is not out of the woods yet and recession is a distinct possibility over the next year. >> sandra: president biden still trying to capitalize on the rosy picture he keeps painting ahead of midterm elections, painting republicans as the party that will crash the american economy. biden speaking to reporters as he was departing the white house on the way

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kathy hochul. it's not the way it's going to work. john fetterman, the republicans are having success. they're outworking their opponent. >> that is the amount of bandwidth i am going to drill my message, pro-american message and going out and being with the people. people need to see the candidates. you can't cocoon yourself, brian . i'm so excited for your book in paperback, because guess what? my kids are going to read it. >> ryan , tom , great to see you. vote now, elon musk is officially taking the reins over at twitter. he's the new owner and the free from the left. it's almost too delicious to put into words, but if it was the names he fired tonight that are making the most waves. for the details on this, we go to our own matt finn and our l.a. bureau. >> matt , this is pretty exciting. well, elon musk has reportedly completed his takeover of twitter and fired executives, including the ceo and cfo and also twitter's top legal and policy executive, vijaya gada, a key employee involved in removing former president trump from the twitter platform. musk strolled into twitter's headq

. ♪ ♪ >> john fetterman was the only democrat to embarrass themselves during the debate, new york governor kathynt surging crime during her matchup against republican lee zeldin, completely baffled by the thought of jailing criminals. >> you can focus on keeping people scared or safe. i've worked for policies that make a difference. >> kathy hochul believes the only commits being committed are crimes with guns. you have people afraid of being pushed in front. oncoming subway cars, being stabbed, beaten to death with hammers. halfway through the debate, she hasn't talked about locking up anyone committing crimes. >> anyone who commits a crime under our laws, especially with the change they made to bail, has consequences. i don't know why that's so important. all i know is we could do more. >> can't blame that on a stroke. the ladies of "the view" seemed to be stumped on why people care about crime. >> i think most people having been a prosecutor, i know this, they care about violent crimes. they don't care about broken window crimes. they don't care about that as much. >> in the last phew months,

they robbed them, and the mother of one of them is calling kathy hochul to put herself in that situation and start fixing the problem. johnt bill and i this morning on newsroom had a queen's subway attack victim, elizabeth, she could lose vision in one of her eyes, she's a mother of two after she was attacked on the subway and the victims are telling the city leaders, put yourselves in our shoes, put yourselves in the commuter shoes, put yourselves in the shoes of the people who have to ride these subway systems and see what is happening for yourself. >> and when you have a costumed gang going out there raising havoc on the subway, all that you are missing is batman and new york city looks a lot like gotham city, my goodness. >> it needs batman. >> needs something. >> sandra: i have asked for an explanation for the crazy jumpsuits, police have not said what was going on with that but horrific and scary for anybody who has t get on the subway. >> john: no question about that. see what the mayor, eric adams, does. just crazy. moving on to the midterms, ticket splitting voters are back and they could determine critical midte

john fetterman and dr. oz take stage for one and only what could be deciding factor debate in pennsylvania last night. we'll have highlightings and low lights. also in empire state, governor kathyd lee zeldin duke it out over crime in fiery exchange, how violence could sway the vote. kayleigh mcenany will join us live and michigan gubernatorial candidates sparring over school closure and tudor dixon on her debating performance, she'll join us after working last night on stage. douglas murray and clay travis, busy wednesday morning on the number one cable news show. put down that remote, carley and todd will be back, you are watching "fox and friends first." if you wanna go fast, go faster. and if you got the devil on your shoulder... take him for a ride. an unthinkable genocide took the lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. this now, is how god's children

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kathy: can your treasuries? -- 10 year treasuries? low, maybe 3.75. i do not think we will see 4% again. jon: appreciate it. quick break. when we come back, national security coordinator john kirby joins us to discuss ukraine and the energy crisis. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> part of what i love about business is you get to build things from nothing. i do not have any investors. >> it is pretty much shadow banking with nobody in charge. jon: this is bloomberg markets. time for what it is worth. our data point is 50%. half of canadians expected the economy will work with -- weekend over the next few months. canadians have rarely been so pessimistic. we will see what happens and how it impacts consumer spending behavior, but noted that even if people have the means to spend, as a confidence in iran's, that becomes almost a -- s confidence erodes, that becomes almost a self-fulfilling prophecy kriti: in this country, we have seen a lot of the same pessimism but spending has not followed that trend. i want to say for the first time, you see the two lines verge. people are still spending. jon: one place we will continue to watch is at housing market. certainly in a country like can

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kathy hochul on crime. republican tudor dixon hammered michigan governor whitmer on education, and democrat john fetterman hammeredself on energy and just about everything else. thirteen days to go, and the third hour of "varney" starts right now. ♪ ♪ stuart: all right, look who's here, kayleigh mcenany joins us this morning. do you think the democrats are starting to panicsome. >> no doubt about it. and i'm so glad you focused on the money trail, because i think that's not discussed enough. i've seen some headlines over the last 48 hours. new hampshire, don bolden, all of a sudden they're investing $# million in his race. new york, sean patrick maloney, republicans putting money in there, democrats too. washington state, patty murray, you know, democrats forced to go into that race on the border, southern border. monica de la cruz is a republican, and it looks like democrats have entirely pulled out there. these are big deals. we can look at the polls, but the money kind of speaks a little louder. stuart: where the money goes, it shows you where the parties think they're in real danger. >> that's right. stuart: y

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kathy hochul and also lee zeldin. and in pennsylvania, a highly anticipated match-up in the race for senate between democrat between john fetterman and republican mehmet oz. the two sparring over fracking, abortion, inflation. but fetterman's health capturing a number of the headlines this morning. he is recovering from a stroke he sufrd back in may. >> let's also talk about the elephant in the room. i had a stroke. he has never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, mush two words together, but it knocked me down and i'll keep coming back up. >> obviously i wasn't clear enough for you to understand this. >> and congressional correspondent jessica dean is in harrisburg, pennsylvania covering this race. so john at the tifetterman's hed be a main focus. and still a lot of talk about it last night. walk us through the debate. >> reporter: yeah, there is certainly a lot of talk. his recovery from that stroke was on full itdisplay last nigh. we knew that he'd be using the closed captioning system. but you saw that he did speak halting will. he did kind of mush words together or kind of lose a wor

john and julia, it will come down to voters in pennsylvania. we certainly respect you for your per perspective this morning. >> thank you. >>> kathy hochul and lee zeldin faced off especially with crime which is the number one issue for new york voters. take a listen. >> there is no crime-fighting plan if it doesn't include guns, legal guns. we've lost another child and teacher yesterday in st. louis, because people will not support what i was able to get done here in new york. that is a ban on assault weapons for teenagers. you can't even do that. >> koth hochul believes that the only crimes that are being committed are crimes with guns and yet you have people afraid of being pushed in front of oncoming subway cars. they're being stabbed and hit with hammers. >> joining me intelligence analyst john miller. john, you're a former member of the nypd, so you know of what you speak when it comes to this debate. as was noted, crimes in new york are on the rise. how much does a governor's political position affect the crime rates in the city? >> well, it can affect it a lot. i mean, kathy hochul is talking about stronger gun control laws and assault w

. >> john fetterman trying to get as many murderers out of jail as possible. >> traded jabs about crime. >> still waiting on kathynces. i don't know why that's so important to you. >> a grandfather getting emotional describing what it was like getting shoved on to subway attacks in new york city.

democrat john fetterman and trump-backed mehmet oz take the stage in a tightly contested pennsylvania senate race for their only debate. and incumbent governor kathyn lee zeldin in the race in new york. >>> a russian court just upheld u.s. basketball star brittney griner's prison sentence. this comes three months after griner was convicted of smuggling cannabis oil into the country. griner spoke in court apologizing for her mistake. the lawyers called griner's nine-year sentence disproportionate. >>> i stand here before you ready to lead our country into the future, to put your needs above politics, to reach out and build a government that represents the very best traditions of my party. >> rishi sunak giving his first speech as britain's new prime minister. he met with king charles this morning and was formally appointed. sunak is the uk's third leader in seven weeks as the country faces deep economic and political instability. >>> the clock is ticking for elon musk to complete his deal to buy twitter. the billionaire tesla ceo faces a court ordered deadline of 5:00 p.m. friday to close the $44 billion acquisition of twitter or face a trial that

. >> john: look no further than new york where the crime crisis is making the blue state competitive. republican lee zeldin looking to unseat kathy minute support with 12 days until the midterms? we ask

john fetterman industrializing to communicate against his opponents dr. mehmet oz their only debate ahead of election day, then over in new york, congressman lee zeldin boot lining out with governor kathy hochul over soaring crime levels more in midterms coming up the debates all morning long "mornings with maria" is live right now. . . >> president biden flip-flopping on pandemic now warning americans to get their booster shots ahead of a possible covid surge, this winter, watch. >> almost everyone who will die from covid this year will not be up to date on shots we made a vaccines free and available. we made tests free and available, please use them. use them. encourage your friends and loved ones neighbors to use them as well. maria: ia last month president told 60 minutes the pandemic is over, emergency is done, as he walked around without a face mask at detroit auto show all morning long dagen mcdowell, brian brenberg james freeman is pandemic over? dagen more scaring us once again. dagen: american people know pandemic is over up to them if they want to be vaccinated or not if they want to vaccinate their children for covid or not, and this winter you will get colds potentially yo

kathy hochul? probably too late for her, losing to a republican in new york. pennsylvania is almost as democratic as new york is, but the lieutenant governor now running for senate there, johnterman, is also losing for the same reasons, we guess. his challenger is dr. mehmet os. thank you for coming on. in the case of fetterman, since he's an officeholder, he can be traced to specific policies that have increased violent crime in the state of pennsylvania. did they not think that anyone was going to notice that, when they put this man up for office? >> it's shocking when you hear krasner speak there about a city he thinks he's protecting. i've been in philadelphia a lot during this campaign. i live in philly. i went to school in west philly. you actually talk to the people there, what they say they don't want to be part of a white woke social experiment where they're left with the consequences. fetterman, to your point, said if he had a magic wand, to do anything he wanted to, his goal would be to release murderers from life in prison. now, tucker, can you imagine having a magic wand to do anything you want? you want take care of inflation. releasing murderers from life in

kathy hochul tonight. but first, we want to bring you highlights from the most anticipated debate of the midterm calendar. of course i'm talking about mehmet oz versus johnetterman in pennsylvania. now, let me just say this. if this had been a boxing match the referee would have called this in the first 60 seconds. and now in case you need reminding it wasn't your run of the mill debate because due to his stroke fetterman required special dispensations. >> may notice these large monitors that are behind us. this is part of our closed captioning system. it was requested by john fetterman to help him process the questions that we are asking him tonight. >> laura: but right off the bat it was pretty clear that fetterman would need a lot more than that big screen. >> what qualifies you to be a u.s. senator? you have 60 seconds. >> hi. good night, everybody. >> laura: good night? well, scary thought. that might have been actually the best moment of the entire debate for fetterman. one of the most remarkable exchanges was about fetterman's views on fracking. >> i absolutely support fracking. i believe that we need independence with energy, and i believe i've w

kathy hochul tonight. but first, we want to bring you highlights from the most anticipated debate of the midterm calendar. of course i'm talking about mehmet oz versus john. now, let me just say this.

. >> john: crime is a big issue in the midterms as well and affecting the governor's race in the state of new york. from a quinnipiac poll, 4% between kathy hochul and the challenger lee zeldin. hochul just started talking about crime, is she a day late and a dollar short? >> i think people have to talk about crime effectively. it has been used by zeldin and others to try to gain politically. and i don't know if you can say it's somebody's fault. i think when you look at violent crime, violent crime is up in new york state, especially new york city, but guns are often seen as a republican issue because republicans back erosion of gun control, so i think it can play both ways. but she has not addressed it as aggressively as lee has -- as congressman zeldin. >> could it cost her the governorship? >> it could. new york is a tough state, like new jersey, but what was the last time -- pataki in 1994. we don't have a great track record when it comes to new york republican governors. however, i think lee zeldin has been very focused on this message of crime, which i think has obviously helped him. you are seeing the democrats and hochul, they ha

john fetterman and republican mehmet oz. voters in pennsylvania will hear from them tonight in their first and only debate. tonight in new york, a highly anticipated debate between incumbent democratic governor kathy his democratic challenger charlie crist tangled and abortion rights, hurricane ian response and the current governor's white house ambitions. >> you talk about joe biden a lot. i understand. you think you're going to be running against him. i can see how you might guess con get confused but you're returning for governor. a question for you. look in the eye of the people of the state of florida and saying if re-elected you will serve a full four-year term as governor. yes or no. >> listen. i know charlie wants to talk about 2024 and joe biden, but u want to make things very, very clear. the only warn out, old donkey i'm looking to put out

john fetterman over the top in that senate race? a possibility. another key governor's race to keep an eye on. new york. here's the polling average in new york. kathydin, this has been a wild card. it would assume hochul would win comfortably, but the margin getting tight. if some kind of republican wave takes shape next tuesday across the country, this is the kind of race that could get very, very interesting on election night. we'll see. suddenly on folks radar. similar story when you look at michigan. gretchen whitmer, tutor dixon. she still leads in the average, but it's gotten much closer. then there is arizona. kari lake, katie hobbs. lake, again, like mastriano we just mentioned in pennsylvania's leaned hard into donald trump. his claims about 2020. there's the entire republican slate in arizona that ran with trump's backing in the primary. all four of those major offices, but lake unlike mastriano in pennsylvania, not just competitive, she's been leading in the polling in arizona so an interesting potential question here if lake wins this election, she becomes the governor of arizona. what could that mean for 2024 given what she has said ab

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