marianne rafferty. tell us the story. >> there are so many that i just can't pinpoint one.t you are trying to say and you are trying to send it to your boss or you are trying to be serious. you can't fix it. it's like, stop, stop! you can't do it. >> trace: kevin corke, you like this. >> minds are usually benign. this one actually happened not that long ago. i was actually texting with one of my law professors and i was just saying how much i appreciated that she left me a message the night before and i look forward to seeing her later on at an event. it went back to her as "thanks so much for the massage last night." of course so quickly she writes me back and goes, is this for me? [laughter] >> ashley! >> my gosh. my texting is so bad that now when i text the right word, it autocorrects to a bunch of wrong words babe i told you earlier if you can't read through what i'm trying to say that i can't be friends with you. >> trace: thank you all. thank you for watching america as late news, i'm trace gallagher in los angeles but have a great weekend. we'll see you back here on

marianne rafferty live with a closer look. joins us here in los angeles. >> talking about 8 million applications. they were all processed no problem, fast-forward a couple of days, many recording major problems applying up to $20,000 of debt forgiveness. blocking foreign ip addresses. education department scrambling to keep up with processing applications. those who are married dealing with a glitch. they are getting locked out request a special waiver before they can apply. >> if you have any questions you follow up with you. this is a game changer for millions of americans to get moving and it took an incredible amount of effort to get this website done in such a short time. >> the process is easy, might be too easy according to experts. the program is right for fraud and abuse. applicants are only asked for their full date of birth and some contact information. surprisingly applicants will not have to provide any proof of income in which the loan forgiveness is supposed to be based. >> there'll be people who see that there

i'm marianne rafferty for latest on your headlines log on to fox news.com.n san francisco yesterday. he's expected to make a full recovery. brian: with the mid-term election one week away, some of the issues, inflation, education, and the border. if republicans win, how are they going to fix it. talk radio host hugh hewitt joins us next. three realities powering a republican sweep. so you have those three, education, inflation and the border. the republicans get the house in that scenario. >> they have to get both to do anything about inflation. they need both to get a reconciliation bill through. and during election season. and i think if they got both houses they are able to do a reconciliation bill and negotiate with the president with 50-plus votes and they can cut back on the crazy spending. they can cut back on the covid slush find out there and begin to rein in. they have a friend on capitol hill. we are at $31 trillion in debt. it's astonishing. if they only get the house, it's just oversight. oversight on the border would mean a lot. on education, a

marianne rafferty joins us on the crime, marianne. >> good morning, todd and carley.eports in l.a. refusing to turn over crime stats to the fbi. national murder rate of 4% pure democrat when cities to slash police budgets as liberal dem lawmakers continued their push to defund. >> if you could do it again, would you still double down or use that slogan to defund the police? >> absolutely, absolutely. fix the problem and i will never have to say defund against. >> as democrats continued the defund talk, lawlessness and blue cities continues. l.a., crime shot up 4.3% over the last two years from more than 22,000 in 2021 to just under 24,000 in 2022. in new york, violent crime up a whopping 32% just in a year going over 71,000 in 2021 to allow over 93,000 so far this year. rising crime now a key focal point leading up to the midterms with republicans calling out democratic candidates for continuing to push soft-on-crime policies. >> john fetterman at least clarify public safety. some of these issues of drugs are harmful to our young ones. >> he is happy to use them as hi

marianne rafferty takes a look at the device that promises to make space cleaner and more sustainablearth isn't the only thing man is polluting. scientists are now pointing to the overwhelming amount of broken satellites, rocket parts and other debris littering the final frontier. for but british based company clear space says its claw like craft can help remove the junk if you think about a car if it breaks down or runs out of fuel, we do something about it, we fix it, we fuel it, we use it again in space. we don't do that. we treat satellites as a single use items. clear spaces device features a retractable claw designed to grab debris and guide it to a lower orbit where it will safely burn and disintegrate in the atmosphere. nasa says it's monitoring more than 27,000 pieces of space debris orbiting close to the earth because the objects move at such a fast speed, the agency warns of catastrophic results if the debris were to strike a rocket. also moving at rapid rates really need to think about how we make sure our space activities are sustainable, clear space is preparing for its

marianne rafferty, fox news. attorney general rob bonta issued a warning today to local governments and developers about building in areas with high fire risk. bonta was in san diego today to announce new guidance for proposed developments in fire prone areas , he said california must adapt to climate change and threatened legal action against jurisdictions that ignore the guidelines. i encourage local governments to take it to heart, not only to prevent potential litigation from my office or others and save taxpayer dollars , but more importantly, because this guidance has the potential to literally save lives. the guidance includes limiting development along steep slopes and rugged terrain and prioritizing developments in urbanized areas over sprawling designs in rural landscapes. bust of so called rainbow fentanyl have the attention of u. s senators coming up. they put out their own warning about drugs that look like candy. alright pretty fall like weather pattern out there the last couple of days. it continue

marianne rafferty, fox newy have noticed a big drop in the temperatures. 5 10 15 20 degrees cooler inis afternoon compared to yesterday and the cool down will continue into the weekend. in addition to windy weather, giving you a look there, sfo. we do have a little bit of fog along the costa inside the bay mid and high level clouds expected overhead as well. look here at some of the afternoon house from today 59 degrees in san francisco, mid sixties and hayward even some of our warmer spots today only in the seventies livermore the hot spot at 80 degrees and into the north bay 68 over areas of santa rosa. so we have a system that's moving through the pacific northwest. see some rain there. washington oregon all the way down to about northern california and into the sierra for us, we're not going to see much of any of that wet weather . we are only going to see the cooler weather and the breezy, windy conditions. here's a look at the future cast. there's a look at tomorrow morning, waking up with a mix of sun and clouds out there. low clouds mid high level clouds mainly dry, maybe a li

i'm marianne rafferty. for alnow back to "hannity" han we continue with adam laxalt and senato utah senator mike in a moment, we'll be joined by utah senator mike lee. let's will joigon. k abou >> all right. let's go over these issues. when you talk about the hight. crime, i think senator scott nailed.we >> we refund the police rightd when we talk about higthh gas and energy prices, we go back to energy independence, noght nt that hard, right? >> when we talk about open borders, we go back to the trump policies on the border. >> it's not thate harborder >>d. >> and in mexico, men in mexicoa finish the wall, finishy. boutthe wall. n we when we talk about law and order and when we talk about our school system, i don't think it's that complicated. >> why demy ar why did democraty are they so against allowing o send choose where to sendelit their kids to school? th well, this is part of this whole mentality. they think they know betterorld than we do. view and so they think they have a worldview that they're su

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i'm marianne rafferty. the real life nightmare of a halloween festival in south korea getting worse. the number of deaths from a massive stampede on the streets of seoul is up to 181. most of the victims were in their teens and early 20s. investigators still aren't sure what triggered the stampede. house speaker nancy pelosi says her family is heartbroken and traumatized. her first comments since her husband was struck with a hammer in their home. the suspect is likely to be charged with attempted murder.eo my. dental health was not good. i had period donald disease and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clear choice, replacing marshall's teeth with dental implants at clear choice was going to afford her that permanent solution. clear choice. dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. wealth changing question. is your advisor giving you incomplete advice. besides investing? there's also taxes, insurance, estate planning and other

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "unfiltered." dan: the surveillance state is getting worse. moving full steam ahead. the fbi is dirk out $27 million to use tracking software to spy on our social media posts. the bureau claims their goal is to identify possible threats and predict where crimes could happen. what could possibly go wrong with that. joining us is the fbi whistleblower. what is the potential for abuse by the fbi. >> thanks for having me back on. babble-x is a social media exploitation tool. it's used crawl across multiple platforms on social media. when used properly it's a proper law enforcement tool using key word and specific geographic areas. but if it's expanded it has questionable constitutional issues that couple. specifically your first amendment rights to free speech and whether the government should be monitoring it. dan: if they are trolling our social media for misinformation, it's discretionary what they categorize as misinformation. they totally missed the hunter biden laptop story. is there a worry about the bureau's connection to big tech? it soun

. >> carley: marianne rafferty joins us with more. >> todd: we are talking tens of thousands of casesn out because important documents were not filed on time and with massive surges at our southern border, border patrol agents are simply overwhelmed. when illegal crossers are apprehended, agents are authorized to use a scheduling system that sets a hearing date and generates a copy to give to the migrants called "a notice to appear." it can take several months to process those ntas leading to a backlog which sometimes results in them getting lost in the system. eventually they get dismissed and that happened more than 63,000 times, more than 63,000 work with thrown out in 2022. according to a research professor on immigrant court cases, "if you schedule a hearing and it takes longer than three months to actually file that on the courts, the immigrant is going to show up in court and the judges and going to really have any record of the case, so essentially nothing can happen. so far there have been 2.3 million encounters with illegal migrants and 98 of them were on the terrorist watch

marianne rafferty with the details. as crime rages like you saw in the state's largest city. taken at a gas station in philadelphia showing a violent group of atv riders attacking police cars with bricks and bottles after a is the council member accuses city's democrat mayor accusing officers of not enforcing the law. democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz really heating up now with crime remaining the focal point of the oz campaign, the most recent poll showing fetterman at 48% and oz 46%. those polling numbers are within the margin of error which is 4.4% basically resulting in a tie. the numbers don't lie when it comes out of control crime in the streets of philly with armed robberies involving a gun up close to 50%. total violent crime up near 5%. victims of shootings are up just under 3% and shooting incidents of 1.34%. and with violent crime up nationwide, democrat candidates are distancing themselves from the biden administration and its policies. >> none of the democrats running want to be anywhere near him. they are running away desperately from the failed a

marianne rafferty has all the details, what's the latest here? >> this is real scary stuff.his is every parent's worst fear. fentanyl made to look like candy police in new york made the shocking discovery of 15,000 fentanyl pills that were in the backseat of a car. they were package like popular candies such as skittles and nerds and hidden in lego boxes. the dea is warning parents to be vigilant. >> they have to be proactive, open up the packages. if it doesn't look right, they need to call the police. the schools need to get involved. the white house needs to come out with a sense of urgency and put this out to the american people. we are losing a future generation. 300 a day. >> they wear reprinted with 30m to look fentanyl seizures at the southwest border have spiked dramatically from over 3600 pounds in 2019 to more than 12,000 this fiscal year. with this new deceptive marketing ploy by the cartels, and anil has become an ever increasing threat especially for our kids. >> rainbow fentanyl is a cartels' attempt to increase their profit margins. this is treacherous decept

reporter marianne rafferty takes a much closer look.of high end auto brands are rolling out their new e v s giving luxury cars and electric makeover. rolls worries just unveiled their first fully electric model called the specter. it weighs nearly three tons but can go from 0 to 60 mph in under five seconds. one of our founders, charles rolls, made a prophecy and that prophecy was that electric drive is a perfect fit because it's clean. it's noiseless. meantime, cadillac is also revving up its engines debut in the all new celestic as you will see firsthand. our flagship e v is a culmination of unparalleled refinement. advanced technology. and ultra luxury design officials say customers will work with cadillac designers to personalize almost every part of their cars. interior celestial will be handcrafted at our global tech center that is near detroit. these cars come at a time when president biden previously announced his goal for half of all new vehicles sold in the u. s to be electric by 2030. and depending on where you live, you may

aaron or rafferty following this horrific story, marianne. >> indeed horrific eric for the two nursesrk in the labor and delivery swing when that gunman opened fire killing them for the methodist hospital security officer shot the suspect was identified as 30-year-old hernandez who is currently on parole for aggravated robbery and had an active ankle monitor on at the time of the shooting. dallas police chief eddie garcia called me tragic killing a failure of the justice system. he says we can't douse peter grateful for the support and care provided to our officers at methodist hospitals for much of the staff and victims of today's events. we will do everything to assist in the investigation. this is a tragedy in a failure of the criminal justice system for it hernandez was to another hospital for treatment. his condition of whether humans hospitalized is unclear. we do know he has been arrested on capitol murder charges. methodist health system releasing a statement is heartbroken but two of our beloved team members our entire organization is grieving this unimaginable tragedy. prior