. >> sandra: lsu student ali rice, randomly murdered. they are running out of resources in what might be proof that nothing is safe these days, even a memorial to allison was not spared from cold hearted crooks. >> john: ali's father is going to join us to discuss his heartbreaking loss. welcome back as "america reports" rolls into a second hour. i'm john roberts in washington. >> sandra: that's a place i know well, and new orleans also dealing with out of control record high crime in that city, too. i'm sandra smith in new york. ali's father, he'll be joining us this hour, but begin with 49 days until the voters decide the balance of power in d.c. and those brand-new fox news power rankings are out showing the headline few could have predicted. first time control of the house of representatives is now in place for democrats. >> john: possibility democrats keep control of both houses of congress, something no party in the white house has managed to do in decades, going all the way back to 2002. it's a fox news alert. >> when we talked ab

she had one year left to graduate lsu. she had her whole future ahead of her. >> reporter: her life cut tragically short early friday morning not too far from where she was hanging out with her friends. >> when you hear the words from the policeman saying she is with the coroner now, she didn't make it, it's the most devastating words you can ever hear. just hope that someone speaks up. >> and linsey, tonight, lsu issuing a statement saying they're keeping allie's family and friends in their thoughts and encouraging anyone with information to contact police. investigators are still looking through surveillance video hoping to identify any potential suspects. linsey. >> elwyn, thank you. >>> we turn now to the battle at the border. more buses arrived in northern cities. this one carrying dozens of migrants chartered by the city of el paso. arriving in new york's port authority. city officials there on hand to help with the new arrivals finding shelter. new york and other cities are now struggling to keep up. abc's white hou

charles: spokesperson for lsu released statement on the university's behalf reading, quote, the lsu communityd and to hear of senior allison rice being killed overnight. her family and friends are in our thoughts. the shooting just 3 miles happened just 3 miles from campus, moved baton rouge mayor cheryl to call for send to senseless violence that has taken hold in the city and since start of the year, arthel, more than 80 murders have happened in baton rouge according to public records. mayor is planning on meeting university president and figure out how they can make student safety more of a priority at this point. police are still looking for suspects, arthel. arthel: so senseless and so tragic, charles watson, thank you. eric. eric: legal fight over the records taken from president mar mar-a-lago's estate. more on fox news live. (steins breaking ) your cousin. ) ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) no matter who you are, being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere

proxy spokesperson for lsu released a statement reading in part quote lsu community is saddened to hearior allison rice being killed. her family and friends are in our thoughts. the student is three bel through campus. called for an end of violence that is taken hold city. since the start of the year baton rouge has seen at least 80 people murdered according to public records. air said she plans on having names with local university president, students and share solids out they can better prioritize it in safety. despite that stuff searching for suspects. charles thanks so much. i'm popular starbucks location in new orleans will close next month due to safety concerns as crime rages in the city. the canal street starbucks has been open for nine years. it will close october 3. one of 16 starbucks across the country shutting down because of crime. eric: by an sending more military aid to ukraine. more to be front and center at the united general assembly this week. will it be enough to help ukrainian forces keep up their momentum against vladimir putin's troops? cap next the british ambas

and 21-year-old lsu student alison rice laid to rest as police say they still don't have enough evidenceidentify a suspect in her tragic shooting death. fox news investigates if this was more than just a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. but first, former president trump heading back hard tonight amid a slew of legal fights and that's where we start with chief breaking news correspondent and a face we will see a lot more of, trace gallagher and our fox news room, good evening. >> the primary goal of the lawsuit appears to be a right to prevent the president from ever again owning a business in the state of new york. an attorney general letitia james believes that she can prove that he patted his network by billions of dollars in an effort to pay lower taxes and insurance premiums and give banks more favorable rates. the 222 lawsuit alleges more than 200 examples of misleading asset valuations including allegations that trump inflated the price of his apartment in trump tower and his mar-a-lago estate and palm beach. some legal experts called a civil lawsuit a long shot

the lsu community is saddened to hear of senior allison rice being killed overnight.are in our thoughts. the shooting just 3 miles from campus. the mayor are calling for an end to the senseless violence that has taken hold of the city. since the start of the year more than 80 people have been murdered in baton rouge according to public records. the mayor plans to hold meetings with local university presidents, students as well as a local sheriff's office to figure out how they can prioritize student safety more. they have no suspect at this point. >> terrible situation. charles watson, thanks. september is suicide prevention month. the alarmingly high rate of suicide among our veterans and even active-duty troops is worse than we thought. >> he would say things to us like you guys don't, people don't understand me, i don't understand you. i was like, well, okay, how do we get through this? how do we understand each other? then he would shut down. i think he tried very hard to fit into civilian life and it just did not make sense to him anymore. >> my special report on

. >>> florida state held off a furious come back bid by lsu.n mannow is here with us with the bleacher report. >> i can't believe we're talking about football. we go to bed early but if you went to bed early, you have missed the best ending. lsu down 24-10 late in the fourth quarter. this is brian kelly's debut for the tigers. no pressure. jayden daniels hitting wide open duray jenkins to cut the lead to 7. with four minutes remaining they get the ball back with 1:20 to go. lsu needed every second. this was an impressive 99-yard drive. it ended with, who, guess what, daniel jenkins. they are trying to attempt the game-tieing extra point. florida state blocks the kick. so the sim my seminoles came aw the win. he was jumping for joy as fsu is off to the first 2-0 start for the first time since 2016. >>> aaron judge continuing to amaze us. crushes his 53rd home run of the season in left field. that is a career high for the 30-year-old. if you are keeping track at home, judge on pace to hit 64 homers this season. he is eight shy of roger maris's re

florida state beat lsu after this happened. lsu had just scored a touchdown as time ran out.o overtime if the extra point was blocked. >> i think they should have gone for the win. next another big rally. >> coco gauff was down 5-4 in the first set and 5-3 in the second. but as fans chanted, go, go, coco, she powered back advancing to the u.s. open quarterfinals for the very first time. good luck to her. >>> next, amazon is looking to block internet trolls from slamming its new "lord of the rings" series. >> more than 25 million viewers. but amazon has now suspended the reviews on rotten tomatoes for 72 hours. it says it wants to make hurt the they are legit. >> one writer said, there is only so much you can do with the elf talk. next, mnm. he now has an emmy, a grammy and an oscar. that means he needs a tony. so fans hoping maybe eight mile comes to broadway. >>> former president obama took home an emmy for the best narrator, our great national parks. he has two grammys. so he's halfway to egot. and finally, airline are looking for tasty ways to bring in more business this f

lsu down 24-10 in the fourth quarter and brian kelly's debut as head coach for the tigers. of football. they get the ball back on their 1 yard line with 120 to go, needed a 99-yard drive and the drive ends with daniels to jenkins on a two-yard pass with no time left. instead of going for two and the win lsu would line up to attempt the game-tying extra point to force overtime and florida state blocks the kick. the seminoles come away from new orleans with a 24/23 win. the head coach jumping for joy on the side. fsu off to it's first 2-0 start since 2016. >>> in tennis medvedev's dreams of a title defense are over this world. the world number one lost in four sets to the always entertaining nick kyrgios. medvedev hits the ball straight up, going to land on his own side of the net and kyrgios runs around the net for some reason and smashes the ball on medvedev's side. that is not legal. the crowd loves it so much. despite losing that point the 27-year-old from australia showed real poise, so consistent advancing to the quarterfinals for the first time at flushing meadows. ver

florida state versus lsu. tell us about it. >> i do, janai.the goal line when you're winning the game. all you have to do is run out the clock. but florida state on the goal line, with a minute and 20 seconds left, coughs the ball up and then lsu needs to go 99 yards to try to tie the game up. so, what do they do? they march down the field. they make it all the way to the other goal line. no time left on the clock. this is the last play of the game. touchdown, jenkins, his second of the fourth quarter, all lsu needs to do now to force overtime, kick in a little extra point. not too hard, right? it is a chip shot. it is blocked. damian ramos' kick is blocked for the second time in the game. florida state avoids overtime, avoids blowing the lead. lsu playing in new orleans too, right in front of their own fans, just short in brian kelly's debut. >> florida state got back to tallahassee. half that city celebrating real big, the other half crying themselves to sleep. >> i guess so. okay, see, yes, we -- that's what we call a callback in the biz. r

lsu fans felt like that, but they made a run so florida state and felt like that.. tigers need the extra point to tie, but it's blocked. the second block kick of the night from florida state and the seminoles when 24-20 three. reactions on both sides amazing. the loan lsu fan in that part of the stands, and she cannot believe what just happened. homerun milestone watch. yankee slugger aaron judge leading off against tampa bay. career-high 53, 400 50 feet. he is now eight away from tying the american league record of . in st. louis, albert pujols pitching a scoreless game against the cubs and a two-run no doubter in the eighth, five away from becoming the fourth man with 700 career homers. cardinals won that game 2-0. wnba, game three las vegas and seattle, tied at one of peace, final second, then they are going crazy. inbound to jackie young, beats the buzzer and ties the game and vegas went on to dominate over time and win 110-98, taking a 2-1 series lead. stephen curry back on the golf course this week raising money for his and aisha's foundation. the event was h

. >> sandra: new at 2:00, a 21-year-old lsu student shot and killed inside her own car.ne of the many victims of a crime crisis spiralling out of control, both in baton rouge and the country. her father will join us here in moments. plus, kim strassel, congressman michael mccaul. neither are cash advances from your credit cards. call newday. you may not realize it, but one of the lowest cost ways to get money is to use your va home loan benefit. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value at low re-fi rates instead of high credit card rates. and that makes a huge difference. breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, let safelite come to you. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: my customer enjoys time with her family. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her house...

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tonight, trust me, favored by six and a half at chicago and how about that epic finish tonight between lsu and florida state. but up top? eight games back with 30 games left for a playoff spot to close that business sunday. now what do the giants do to one of the teams that they're chasing? rae they're chasing? raise some eyebrows. who wanted it? well this guy, phillies hosted at te hosted at the giants, two third place teams in the 4th inning and a base hit for bryce johnson. singling his first car first career major league hit. g hit. scoring to make it 6-0. sixth inning carlos rodon in t. and rodon delivers with back-tok delivers with back-to-back strikeouts to get out of the i. get out of the inning. he had six shutout innings. now boy, he was there, but they couldn't hold. 8th inning 2-1 for j.t. . just like that the

florida state survived a two-touchdown comeback by lsu, but there's the block.24-23. thwarting lsu's remarkable comeback down the stretch. >>> another notable opener, ohio state was sloppy and sluggish but beat notre dame, 21-10. >>> let's turn to major league baseball. we begin in st. louis. retiring cardinals slugger albert pujols collected career home run 695. a two-run pinch-hit shot in the eighth inning that made all the difference. yesterday's 2-0 win over the chicago cubs. he's one behind alex rodriguez on the all-time list and, of course, just five from the magic number of 700. >>> st. petersburg, florida, the major league leading 53rd home run of the season, hit by aaron judge, fueled the bronx bombers much-needed 2-1 win over the tampa bay rays. the yankees have been in a free fall of late, but they got a win when they needed it. they're up five games over the rays. 28 games to go in the american -- 28 games to go for the bronx bombers. we should note, though, they do play tampa again. and they get exactly what they need right now. minnesota twins are

you saw the florida state and lsu game there.what college football is all about. todd, rachel, thanks for letting me join you on the couch this morning. >> rachel: good morning. >> todd: thanks for letting me join you on the couch you two. that song, make the point, baseball early this morning around 4:00. maybe 4 or 5:00 we got an email from one joey jones saying i have a labor day song. what? they have labor day songs? put it in. they put it in 7:00 hour. boom. >> rachel: i'm going to have to think of a labor day song for the next hour. >> joey: hard work. well, the thing about "roll on" it's about truck driving but if you listen they talk about steel mill workers. i might have to go 9 to 5. theme song? >> joey: alabama has all these hard-working songs. you can't turn them down. as a georgia fan i feel bad the football team isn't feel like i gave the stayed state a nod there. >> todd: ticking people off. >> joey: what else to do cleaning football season. >> todd: they are still number one if i'm not manage taken gee gee preseas

fabulous football team that played against the big football powers of that era, it wasn't alabama, lsu, oklahoma, it was harvard, princeton, yale, penn, and west point. as part of i would say the acculturation process, football which was an eastern elite sport in that era would help the young native athletes. they had a brilliant football coach, pop warner, who was taking these really great athletes, many before four. there, -- before four. there, -- before thorpe got there. there were all these fascinating formations and he loved to philip trick plays. i love that in that early era of football, warner devised a kangaroo pocket to hide the football in an no one knew where the football was here he also had a play where they line up by the sideline and go around the opposition bent and go around the other side to catch a pass. but yes, carlisle is playing against the great teams of college football in that era and beating them thoroughly. kevin: including famously the team from west point. david: i consider that game in november of 1912 the greatest act of athletic retribution in america

>> when you go to the lsu football game i'm not sure there was a single person wearing a mask out ofe were five, people are behaving as if the pandemic is over and if you look at admission rates and death rates, 400 people died last week. i'm not minimizing that, but in general people are living their lives and coronavirus has become like the flu virus except instead of a flu season being in winter, coronavirus is all year-round, people are living with it. stuart: successfully actual he. sorry it was so short but very active newsday today. hope you come back soon. here we go, it is 11:55 precisely, the wednesday trivia question, very good one, can't easily look it up. how many times has congress declared war? 6? 11? 15? 20? pick a number. the answer after this. . . and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, and book your free hearing evaluation. ♪ lauren: good question, how many t

. >> goodwin last week against lsu. shannon: i will take it. john tester joining us now.t to start where did with your counterpart. what the president has had to say. for many, that speech, not just a one on the first but there been a couple since then, the final reputation of bidens pledge to be a unifier after highly partisan and divisive action. what do you say to tens of millions of americans who feel like they're old president has labeled the pilot extremists or even semi- fascist. >> i live in north-central montana. many of my neighbors, friends, relatives are supporters of the former president. i can also tell you they are not extremists, they just believe in the policies that the president had. i don't think that those are the people the president is talking about. he's talking about the people that actually do support the president. thanking violence is a way to solve problems. it is not. you just have to look back as far as january 6 and see what happened there where folks came to washington, d.c., brought here by the president, ended up in a really bad situatio

lsu, the last second. alrighty, i digress. thank you, kristen, i'll see you soon.e most contentious races for one of the most important senate seats finally coming to a head. what will happen when fetterman an honest face-off? we're gonna talk about that, that's next. so we need something super disctintive. dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise. zero lace model. adjusts to low light. and pans and zooms to keep you in frame. take a look at this. so the whole team stays on track. okay, let's get you some feedback. i'm impressed. great, loving your work. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home, work for you. no matter who you are, being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have, tezspire™ can help. tezspire™ is an add-on treatment for people 12 and over... that proactively reduces inflammation... ...which means yo

he was expected to get a lot of playing time, he scored a touchdown against lsu.tely he is back on the practice field playing but revitalized area, many locals are still very scared. >> nobody wants to get jobs these days, they stand around the corner, cause problems, drama. >> you think crime is getting worse? >> yeah, especially in this area. i just moved here and somebody is getting shot, robbed, every day. >> every day? >> you hear about something every day. >> despite high end apartments, restaurants and even a whole foods, spike in crime, did not want to show his face on camera, out of fear of retribution. >> i've been in this area since the 1980s, crime has always been here, it's less, but it's not going to change. it's going to be here regardless, no matter how gentrification comes, how much it change, still going to happen. >> police i've talked continue the last few days say it's not their fault. cops are making arrests every day, they blame the courts. they say the criminals are back on the streets a day later. >> sandra: thank you for that report, on t

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. >> ink take care, good win last week against lsu. >> shannon: joining us is senator john tester, greatsee you today. >> good to see you, congratulations. >> shannon: i want to start about the maga conversation, jonathan turley writing, for many that speech, not just the one on the first, a couple since then, final revtation of biden pledge to be a unifier after two years of highly port san and divisive action, the speech added to rage much politics. what do you say to the americans who feel like their own president has labeled them violent extremists or semi-facist? >> i live in montana, many friends and relatives are supporters of the former president. i can tell you they are not extremists, they just believe in policies the president had, i don't think those are people the president is talking about. he is talking about people who support the president and think violence is a way to solve problems and it is not. i think all you have to look back is look back as far as january 6, see what happened there where folks came to washington, d.c., brought here by the president that ended up

i covered this kid at lsu. turned out to be a really good major league player. that's an rbi 4. nothing astros go on to win this one. 11 to 2. all righty. that is your look >> well, taking off hispanic heritage month and there are a number of ways to celebrate. >> like, of course, with food and drink can think of a better way, right? tonight's dine and dish were visiting with the charming chef and tv host of pati's mexican table. >> eating and then back meat. award-winning chef and cookbook author petty he niche of pati's mexican table. she travels all over mexico bringing her culinary adventures to life. it's patties. 11th season on pbs. this time in mexico's with ali own region bordering texas where she explores culinary traditions that date back lead solo be taken next. >> it would have used. know that kids, ok, we have a party. >> because she's always on the road. we tagged up from our own kitchens to talk about mexican cuisine from fish tacos to tex mex bbq. a few light mix again, we've seen is all over the world. because guy for ya. >> you got mix vo to fix as exit. is mos

i am a great grandson of tr i'm also a professor here at lsu and the chairman of the roosevelt school, the roosevelt school, which again is just getting started, slowed up a bit by the by the pandemic, of course is a degree granting non-party partisan institution which will focus will start with undergraduate degrees, go all the way to ph.d. it has a number of institutes underneath it. the the global services institute example, the institute for the presidency and. it has various joint degrees with different like an mba joint degree, so on. so it's a very vibrant operation that's just going to get more so shortly will, one of the main things we see ourselves is two things really teaching students young kids about work, government service of various kinds, service general and political areas. of course, both politics and staff and also a place to bring thought leaders. who are you go in government or business authors or media to wrestle with the current problems in the united states and a whole lot of other things. so that's pretty much where we are we also have under is the hornstein

brian kelly making his lsu debut tonight against florida state. excited there, amara and boris. i know i'm a florida gator. i have a lot of energy this morning. it was very exciting. but i'll try to contain myself. >> so many of you gators around, i got to say. carolyn manno, thank you. >> sure. >>> so the foo fighters took to the stage at london's wembley stadium yesterday for the first of two concerts paying tribute to their late drummer, taylor hawkins, who died in march. paul mccartney, liam gallagher and queen were just some of the all-star performers. it is this version of the band's classic song "my hero" that became an unreal moment during the show. watch this. ♪ ♪ my hero make it all the way ♪ ♪ you know my hero ♪ >> for context, that is 16-year-old shane hawkins sitting in for his dad. watch this solo. ♪ ♪

i did not have insurance so i had to go to lsu at the time. i had a sinus infection. i had going on. every doctor i went to in town, every one of them wants to put you on a antidepressant. i was not depressed, i had a sinus infection. they are pushing these drugs on the kids and the public and they probably do not even need them. i grew up just fine. this mental health thing, there is a -- there is something underlying about all of that. i would be very careful about going to see some dr.. as far as the border goes, how much disease. host: this is kathy in louisiana. independent. caller: good morning. i would like everybody to pay attention to the who meeting. they will be voting again on this pandemic treaty that will have up our sovereignty. i do have something specific that i could talk to on the mental health problem. the clinic i am seeing has started summarizing my mental health synopsis of my meeting. insurance companies are privy to the information. i agree to the last caller. i made complaints. i was made to feel like a inferior person. i felt i had had covid

i met a young lady named sarah who went to lsu and came to maryland and worked at this facility while black folks still in jail for it at home. as a black man, let me just be real with you -- nothing about this feels good. there's not enough black people in the facility they are building. don't tell me you about equity and there's no black folk when i'm walking through here. if that offends you, then you might be a little racist. and that's something you've got to deal with within yourself because when we talk about equity, if it is just in conversation, if i walk in a building i see one spot, that's your black friend, and that's not acceptable, right? if we are going to be equitable, then there should be representation. >> we look at everything from barriers to entry, we look at the fact that individuals leaving the penitentiary system really never leave because the stain is always with them, if its access to voting, access to capital if they wanted to enter into the cannabis industry, it is practically impossible. >> i did not answer your last question. let me get back to that, two

fabulous football team that played against the big football powers of that era, it wasn't alabama, lsu, oklahoma, it was harvard, princeton, yale, penn, and west point. as part of i would say the acculturation process, football which was an eastern elite sport in that era would help the young native athletes. they had a brilliant football coach, pop warner, who was taking these really great athletes, many before four. there, -- before four. there, -- before thorpe got there. there were all these fascinating formations and he loved to philip trick plays. i love that in that early era of football, warner devised a kangaroo pocket to hide the football in an no one knew where the football was here he also had a play where they line up by the sideline and go around the opposition bent and go around the other side to catch a pass. but yes, carlisle is playing against the great teams of college football in that era and beating them thoroughly. kevin: including famously the team from west point. david: i consider that game in november of 1912 the greatest act of athletic retribution in america

. >>> plus, the last second heart-stopping moments from last night's lsu-florida state game "early today" starts rht now >> good morning. i'm frances rivera we appreciate you being with us on this labor day. >> i'm cori coffin and we begin with breaking news out of canada where ten people were killed during a deadly stabbing spree, and 15 others injured. the violent attacks happening within minutes across 13 locations with an indigenous community. >> the rcmp docc received a call reporting a stabbing on the james smith cree nation. in the following minutes, our docc received multiple calls reporting additional stabbings at different locations in the community. >> police are now on manhunt for these two suspects, 31-year-old damen sanderson and 30-year-old myles sanderson. they are considered armed and dangerous. authorities believe they're driving a black nissan rogue residents in the area have been urged to shelter in place. prime minister justin trudeau called the attacks horrific and heartbreaking, sending his condolences to the families of the victims. >>> in washington state, the co

governor declaring a state of emergency >>> a college football nail-biter between florida state and lsu, and bitter end as fans go nuts. >>> and dog lovers in chicago are in puppy heaven. three dozen beagles arrived for adoption after being rescued from a facility in virginia. "early today" starts right now good morning i'm cori coffin. >> and i'm frances rivera. thanks for joining us on this labor day monday morning we begin with dangerous weather disrupting parts of the nation over the holiday weekend in california, two wildfires forced thousands of evacuations. two people were killed in the state's mill fire that has grown to over 4,000 acre, decimating a 100-year-old community >>> but first, to georgia, where the northwest part of the state is facing flash flooding with areas under a water boil advisory our raf sanchez starts us off. >> reporter: torrential rains sparking flash floods across north georgia. roads washed out with 12 inches of rain falling in some areas in a matter of hours. this backyard transformed into a lake the governor declaring a state of emergency, and resident