. >> and some of that is being addressed right now, in the strongly for marquette. you could support police officers as i have done through the cops program, through the invest to protect program, while, at the same time, holding police officers like all professions accountable. one thing i have not done, i've never pretended to be a police officer. i have never threatened a shootout with the police. >> you know what is so funny? i am one of many police officers. at the same time -- -- >> mr. walker, mr. walker, mr. walker, excuse me, mister walker, please, out of respect, i need to let you know, mr. walker, you are very well aware of the rules tonight, and you have a prop. that is not allowed, sir. i ask you to put that prop away. >> it's not a prop, this is real. he -- said >> it is considered a prop, mister walker, excuse me, sir, you're very well aware of the rules, aren't you? >> well -- >> aren't you aware of the rules? >> let's talk about the truth. >> thank you for putting that prop owe a. >> what i want you to do is get off the government health care, and g

>>> new this morning, wisconsin's senate race is growing more intense of the latest polling from marquette university shows senator ron johnson pulling slightly ahead of his democratic challenger, mandela barnes, but this poll here was completed before personal attacks flew at a debate last night. >> you do know he got a degree in communications, specializing in performance so he's a poerm. he's an actor. now i don't know if he's just delivering line someone wrote for him or if he's making this stuff up on his own. >> look, the biggest acheechlts in business was ron johnson saying "i do." he married into his business he didn't start that from the ground up. >> what do you find admirable about your opponent? >> no, no, seriously, i do think the senator has proven to be a family man that's admirable >> likewise. he had loving parents, a good upbringing what puzzles me about that is with that upbringing, why has he turned against america >> and tonight there will be another high-stakes debate, this time down in georgia senator rafael warnock goes one on one with herschel walker. >>> here we a

the marquette university poll has hold on this issue many times, it is always 70%-80 percent. responsible gun owners don't have to worry about red flag laws because it will never be an issue for them. what we need to do is makes her that people who are making threats or thinking about hurting themselves, it has to go in front of a judge. we have to have law-enforcement people go in front of a judge when they make that request. that said, 70%-80% of the people of wisconsin support this. almost all the hunters have supported it also. is it going to solve every problem? of course not, no solution is going to do that. but it seems reasonable. the people of wisconsin want it. the will of the people is the law of the land. >> what about background checks? gov. evers: i believe background checks should also be there. universal background checks are just common sense. just common sense. >> now we go to our next questioner, victor from cvs 58 and telemundo wisconsin. >> let's talk about this election process. investigations and audits into the 2020 election hath found no evidence of wi

another similar poll from marquette law school shows it's dropped 26 points in the past two years. you might think the court would start to think americans won't follow its rulings anymore, which would be a disaster. that would literally be the end of the rule of law in a fundamental way. but if there's one thing we can be sure of, it is that we're playing with the fundamentals in lots of ways these days, pushing ourselves right up to the edge and occasionally over it. and we all know enough history to know that we have pushed ourselves far, very far in the past as well. but these fights too hold onto our constitutional republic, they don't win themselves. the constitution isn't a self-healing document. prosecutions for this kind of stuff, even when they happen, they are hard to happen and they are not the end-all, be-all for accountability. whether you are volunteering for a candidate who's running this year or maybe you're running for office yourself or you're volunteering as a poll worker or you're door knocking for the latest good government pro-democracy initiative that's on t

there are the temperatures, 32 in marquette. 24 in fargo.r honking. frost and freeze advisories across the country for millions of folks. and even in florida, we are into record-setting territory with those cool temperatures. the warm-up is coming across the mississippi river valley. the southeast and florida this weekend. so, that's good news, right? but we do have to talk about the snow because we got over 18 inches. that is a record for marquette in michigan. look at that 18.1. are they ready for us? i mean, they always say it's hardy folks there in the upper midwest so i think they are. from this storm to another storm. i'm so excited to share with you a project i have been working on for a year and a half. i have a new book coming out. it's in january. it is called i am a storm, inspiring stories, people who fight against overwhelming odds. it will inspire everyone. there are chapters about a little boy who was in the school yardsticking up for his buddy from a bully to a woman, a forecast that changed the trajectory of a war. these are

marquette and michigan the monthly snow what you typically get.nd already 18 inches. we are way above average. here is the average snowfall. a lot of these places into november, they are going to get snow today. so, a little earlier than average. get us into the holiday spirit. steve, is it too early to get into the holiday spirit? >> steve: it all depends on what holiday. i think now is a good time to be into the halloween holiday and into the thanksgiving and then christmas. i like to take them one at a time. >> janice: okay. i like that about you. >> steve: thanks, j.d. >> janice: see you. >> steve: former prime minister ben gentleman anyone netanyahu going to join us live. president biden apparently aware of his son's business arrangements and may have been involved in some of them a new fox nation series examines what a potential hunter biden trial could look like straight ahead. it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a nat

another similar poll from marquette law school, shows his drop 26 points in the past two years. if the perception of the court keeps dropping like that, you might think the court will start getting worried that american soon will not respect the court enough to follow its rulings anymore. which i know would be a disaster for the country, that would literally be the end of the rule of law, in a very fundamental way. because there's one thing we can be sure of, is that we're playing with the fundamentals, and lots of ways is days. pushing ourselves right up to the edge, and occasionally over it, and we all know enough history to know that we have pushed ourselves very far in the past as well. these fights to hold on to our constitutional republic, they don't win themselves, the constitution isn't a self healing document. prosecutions for this kind of stuff, even when they happen, they're hard to win and they are not the end all be all for our country. whether you are volunteering for a candidate, or maybe you are running for office yourself, or you are even carrying as a poll work

marquette university has pulled this many times. 70% to 80%. responsible gun owners don't have to worry about red flag laws because it will never begin issue for them. what we want to do is make sure people that are in danger, making threats or thinking about hurting themselves, and it has to go in front of a judge, it has due process. we have to have law-enforcement people go in front of the judge to make the request. that said, 70% to 80% of the people in wisconsin support this. the hunters supported also. this is something we can do. will it solve every problem? of course not, no solution will do that. but it seems reasonable and the people of wisconsin want it. the will of the people is the law of the land. moderator: you mentioned red flag laws, what about background checks? gov. evers: i certainly believe background checks should also be there. universal background checks are common sense, just common sense. moderator: now we go to our next questioner, from cbs 58. >> let's talk about the election process. recounts , investigations andan

dan: researcher john johnson studies housing and demographic policy issues at marquette university lawohn: highgrove holdings owns lots of houses on this block. dan: out-of-state investors and private equity firms are buying up hundreds of homes in milwaukee, often before they're advertised by real estate companies. john: these six houses, they bought them in one package deal for $520,000. now per property, it's not exorbitant. but because it was sold in a package like that, you don't even have the chance if you're just somebody who just wants to buy a house to live in. dan: does it make you angry what's happening here in the city? john: i own a house in milwaukee, and i pay much less per month than the people on this block, who are probably quite a bit poorer than me, are paying to rent housing that is quite inferior to mine. and that pisses me off. >> this is it, the first acquisition house. dan: dorothy york is acts housing's real estate vice president. dorothy: so, this is your typical starter home. dan: to compete with private companies, her organization has raised millions from p

. >> reporter: ironwood and marquette, michigan, recorded more than 13 inches of snow. in indiana, thick flakes of snow peppered parking lots and roadways, making for slick driving conditions. and instead of a white christmas, the early snow had people wondering about a white haloween. >> i was hoping it would hold off until closer to like thanksgiving. but hey, you know, we've seen snow on halloween before. >> reporter: while the temperatures may be dropping, the cost of heating homes is going up. the average cost to stay cozy indoors this winter is expected to rise more than 17%, about $200 over last year, thanks in part to the rising cost of natural gas. one energy expert we talked to told us that home heating prices here in texas could be up 30% compared to last year. here in dallas, it's weather whiplash. we were in the 90s this past weekend, and now part of north texas are under a freeze warning. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> a controversial crackdown in florida over alleged voter fraud is under fire after the release of police body cam video showing peo

. >> reporter: in the last 48 hours, ironwood and marquette, michigan, recorded more than 13 inches ofdiana, thick flakes of snow peppered parking lots and roadways, making for slick driving conditions. and instead of a white christmas, the early snow had people wondering about a white halloween. >> i was hoping it would hold off until closer to, like, snow on halloween before. >> reporter: while the temperatures may be dropping, the cost of heating homes is going up. the average cost to stay cozy indoors this winter is expected to rise more than 17%, about $200 over last year thanks in part to the rising cost of natural gas. one energy expert we talked to said home heating prices here in texas could be up as much as 30% compared to last year. here in dallas, it's weather whiplash. it was in the 90s this past weekend and now parts of north texas are under a freeze warning. norah. >> omar villafranca, thank you. >>> this winter blast is not over yet. most of you will have to bundle up for at least the next two days. for details, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners

. >> reporter: in the last 48 hours, ironwood and marquette, michigan, recorded more than 13 inches of in indiana, thick flakes of snow peppered parking lots and roadways, making for slick driving conditions. and, instead of a white christmas, the early snow had people wondering about a white halloween. >> i was hoping it would hold off till closer to thanksgiving, but, hey, you know, we've seen snow on halloween before. >> reporter: while the temperatures may be dropping, the cost of heating homes is going up. the average cost to stay cozy indoors this winter is expected to rise more than 17%, about $200 over last year, thanks in part to the rising cost ofor, natural gas. one energy expert we talked to said home heating prices here in texas could be up as much as 30% compared to last year. here in dallas, it's weather whiplash. it was in the 90s this past weekend, and now, parts of north texas are under a freeze warning. norah. >> o'donnell: omar villafranca, thank you. and this winter blast is not over yet-- most of you will have to bundle up for at least the next two days. for detai

from marquette and now at chapman leaving private practice for academia he has enrichedou the studies and minds of countless future attorneys also serving on the board of several nonprofits with state and local government taskforces and in addition he consults and makes him my new best friend i hope he enjoys this introduction so he can take me to visit some of those professional sports teams. [laughter] the nixon foundation has established a great partnership with chapman university lead by the nixon foundation and a proud graduate of chapman. [applause] among the many benefits of that partnership is having the professor here with us this evening to discuss the book with them. i know the conversation between the two will be lively and informative and fascinating so please join me to welcome the 77th and 85th attorney general of the united states, bill barr. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to be with you here tonight. >> i'm honored to be here at the library i appreciate everyone coming out. >> welcome to the land of seven-dollar gas. [laughter] >> you had a great life in reti

senate race there, ron johnson polling at 52% in marquette poll and lieutenant governor ban barnes 46%overnor race is tiede tighter, you mentioned that president obama is going there. what do you think he will be able to do. >> i hope something, mandela barnes was up over the summer that was never happening this is wisconsin, a state that determines how the rest of the country goes . governor le race is a very important part of this. and i want to bring something up, harvard harris poll this weekend, did something interesting they asked people what issues do you think each party cares go most, republicans it was economy and jobs and immigration, and democrat its was abortion and climate change and guns. not even health care. when you look at i'm are prioritizing they take stock of fact they are not hearing democrats talk about issues that matter of to them the most. and that is could be informing what is tboaing on going on in wisconsin. dana: voters are concerned about these issues here. we have seen this. this is consistent inflation and high prices 89% for good reason, really touch

to the good fortune of students, first at marquette law school and chapman, professor par low left private practice for academia. voted professor of the year at each school, he's enriched the studies and minds of countless future attorneys. professor served on the boards of several nonprofits as well as on a number of state and local government task forces. in addition he consults with several professional sports leaguesio and teams, which makes him my new best friend, and i hope he enjoys this introduction to take me to the introduction of sports teams. it was led by jim byron, the president of the nixon foundation and a proud graduate of chapman. [ applause ]. among the many benefits was professor parlow here to discuss the book with him. i know the conversation will be lively, informative, and fascinating. please join me in welcoming the 77th and 85th attorney general of the united states william p. barr and professor matt parlow. [ applause ]. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. >> general barr, it's an honor to be here with you tonight. it's an honor at the live auditorium a

currently 41 degrees in marquette and beginning of a trend where we will see colder air in the middleover the next couple of days. frost and freeze advisories from new england all the way the ohio river valley and getting back over towards colorado so a large area here we are talking a lot of very cold air. these are some of early morning temperatures and you can pay attention in the corner from monday morning lows getting down to 20's and dives deeper and deeper and by the time you get into wednesday morning you're pushing all the way down to the south temperatures will be in the 30's, this could be record early morning cold temperatures here in the next couple of days. winter at least feeling like it pretty soon. arthel. arthel: adam, i would like to order an extended fall, please. adam: i would. don't shoot the messenger. arthel: fall is my favorite season. eric. eric: it's not winter yet. we are going to stop winter at least for a -- i don't know. arthel: enjoy while you can. hold it off, hold it off. [laughter] it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically d

the snow has started to fall in the state where marquette county where traffic lights went out and parts of michigan expected to see as much as eight inches of snow today. meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us with more. feels pretty early. >> two months officially away from the first day of winter. max, we're seeing the temperatures here. below average for a large part of the united states. snow system ushering in moist weather and significant threat for cold air extending over to the area with 120 million americans, spanning across three states where cold weather alerts are in place. snow showers moving through the region over the next few hours. we expect this to taper off very quickly going from wednesday to thursday. the northeast temps, 26. nashville, 39. montgomery county in the upper 30s. factor in the wind chills, it's going to feel like the 250teens. colder in atlanta than buffalo, new york. this time yesterday to right now about 7 to 20 plus degrees cooler across the southern united states and just yesterday at this hour. we do expect upwards of 80 plus record temperatures. h

this is the very beginning of it and you see a couple of spots now 43 degrees in marquette, 33 in fargo settle down deep into the country and in the coming days we are going to see the coldest air we have seen so far this season and possibly some record-breaking cold temperatures. we've got frost and freeze alerts from the ohio river valley, the appalachian mountains all the way to west, the plains getting towards the west as colorado. some really cold air in large cold air mass. these are your early morning forecasted lows. pay attention to time stamp, monday morning, temperatures in 30's and 20's but just continues to dig deeper and deeper. so nashville suddenly 31 degrees by tuesday morning you get all the way deep into the south by wednesday morning back behind the system perhaps some spots getting to 26 degrees to windchill are down colder than this, so frig it air is going to be moving in and as a result we could be talking about record-low morning temperatures, wednesday morning is the coldest of it and you see some of these areas where you don't typically see numbers like this w

area of low pressure that is bringing record-breaking snow to marquette michigan, 18 inches here, thatld be a record for many people across the upa of michigan. this is it, number one, the biggest two day snow event in october. really credible. the area of pressure will slowly move up towards canada bringing some snow for the interior for the east and parts of the eastern great lakes. there is your forecast 55 new york, 48 chicago and we are seeing some changes across the northwest breaking records in terms of record in this time of year a cold front moving in the next couple of days. that will change significantly. we will see the first snowfall of the season for the mountains in this region. we will flip it over to the northwest. really incredible snow for the great lakes and very cold temperatures, record-breaking cold. always a story at fox weather. >> carley: there certainly is and janice, you are the perfect person to tell it. thank you very much, we will see you. listen to this rhode island republican giving democrats who run for their money to flip the district read that has be

here's the poll from marquette that basically asked are those issues important to you. this is a significant finding. nearly 90% said that crime is an important issue to them. abortion, it was just about ten points less. so there's a difference there in terms of the resonance of these two issues. crime on which johnson is running hard on and abortion on which johnson is running hard on. and that's what we've seen that race that'v put johnson ahead. we turn to the averages. again, democrats want to win at least one of these republican-held seats right now. if you take a look at the target list for democrats here, the name of the game for democrats would be hold everything else. and that's where georgia comes into play because look how close that warnock/walker race has gotten. on average, a half point lead for warnock. remember, there's that possibility in georgia if nobody gets 50% on election day. they go to a runoff. possibly, georgia could be decided in a runoff, the senate could be decided on a runoff. if you look at georgia, the republican brian kemp is over 50% an

democratic side, they are still confident they could emerge victorious, in part because that same marquettepoints showed this race at a dead heat when they test a larger set of voters, testing registered voters rather than likely voters. that means democrats need to get their voters out to the polls. >>> still ahead, the next p.m. of the u.k. and the effort to bring boris back. will >>> the u.s. women's soccer team has won half of the total world championships. today they learn who they 'll face. our dell technologies advisors can n provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. my most importanant kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brainealth. to help keep me arp. neuriva: think bigger. ♪ hey greg. uhh...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow, that was fast. you know it! kardia offers the only personal ekgs that detect six of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds. so you can manage your heart health from h

but it was a crowd comprised primarily of marquette college students.and 50 of his but the students didn't like hearing the truth. fact of the matter is when you are a candidate, a member of the assembly and you say the founding of america is awful. when you go on russian today tv and you are willing to let yourself be used as a tool for vladimir putin's propaganda, what else would you call that than turning against your country? i just point out it puzzles me and the voters of wisconsin need to know who barns is, what he truly believes. he has been in hiding during this campaign. we smoked him out a little bit. he isn't open about what he believes. he is a radical leftist. >> dana: "the new york times" tweeted a peddler of misinformation while describing barnes has a rising star. that happened on "the new york times" twitter feed and you have a debate coming up tonight. anything you would like to say about "the new york times" decision there? >> first of all, i guess the media is unbiased, isn't it? listen, if this were a sane world with an unbiased me

. >> on the topic of young voters, a recent marquette poll found only 38% of voters under 30 considerc about these midterms compared to nearly 50% in 2018. that, of course, does not bode well for the democrats. gillian. >> gillian: grady in theresa, wisconsin, thank you. >> john: democrats pushing their candidates over the finish line, and latest power ranking forecast shows republicans inching their way to victory in the house. the next and final power rankings come out tomorrow from fox, be watching for that. meanwhile, the battle for the senate up in the air. our next guest says president biden's prior comments on inflation, the border, will bite him come election day. david bossy, served on the trump campaign and co-author of "trump, america first." david, the statements in just a minute, but i want to get you to give us some analysis here on what we have heard in recent moments here on fox, and that is joe biden spent the weekend at his home in delaware. meantime, president obama, former president obama and former president trump were out on the campaign trail. what do you think

now has a six-point lead according to a brand new poll from marquette of likely voters.ys say, you have to run as if you're ten points behind. take nothing for granted. also tonight, the trial for the sub source for hillary clinton's dirty dossier, the steele dossier, is continuing in washington this week as we learn more about more about the fbi's abuse of power, how they have been politicized, the spying scandal and an fbi agent testified the fbi offered christopher steele $1 million to corroborate the lies in the dossier. of course, steele couldn't corroborate anything. we learned that danchenko told clinton operative charles dolan, another source, that their goals clearly coincide. it was always one giant hoax designed to help clinton and destroy donald trump in 2016. clearly the fbi was on board with all of it. here with reaction, wisconsin senator ron johnson. senator, let me get this straight. we know the fbi was warned by bruce ohr not to use the dossier, it was a political document. they used it anyway. says on the top a fisa application verified. it was unverif

degrees is the feels-like temperature. 40 degrees up in minneapolis and 29 degrees currently in marquetteand that's going to mean snow yet to come in some areas, maybe a foot of total snowfall. the beginning of winter weather sleeping across the country and we'll feel it more and more across larger portions of the country in the coming days. we will be back after the break. >> marches closer, there's no reprieve in sight for ukrainians troops fighting tirelessly to keep their homeland out of russian hands. trey yingst. >> jacqui, good afternoon, the price of the war is playing out on body of ukrainian civilians as the risk is rising that n.a.t.o. countries get pulled directly into this fight. in a graveyard, yellow and blue ukrainian flags mark the graves of the soldiers heading into winter there's no end in sight for this war. we will fight. he was sure that they would wind and enemy's foot would not walk on our land. he always said victory is ours. she lost her son to the conflict after he was killed by a russian mine. she's one of thousands of mothers who have endured unimaginable suff

the biggest story across the country is the cold temperatures. 21 in fargo. 36 in marquette, 30 in minneapoliss and what it feels like. feels like single digits in fargo, minneapolis 13. here it comes. cold front sink as far as south as the gulf coast and even florida, temperatures 50 to 20 degrees below average for tens of millions of folks and as we go into wednesday, widespread below freezing temperatures likely overnight for jackson, mississippi, memphis, tennessee up towards pittsburgh and cincinnati and chicago. we are going to set recorded. potential record lows for tuesday in omaha and kansas city and wichita into the 20's. so here it comes. also, we have this area of low pressure just kind of lingering across the great lakes and midwest. see upwards of a foot of snow for the up of michigan. it's happening i know this time of year you can get snow but it can be a little unsettling i'm sure for some folks. i will be getting some complaint letter, i'm sure. here is the forecast today area of low pressure across the great lakes. then we have showers and thunderstorms for the southwest in

look at that the temperatures. 12 in fargo. 30 in marquette. 25 in minneapolis. 37 in chicago.riends, below freezing. below zero in fargo. 25 in st. louis. 29 in nashville. 70 -- oh my gosh, up to 90 million impacted by frost and freeze alerts. in some cases we are going to set records, potential record lows for parts of north carolina, kentucky, tennessee, atlanta, georgia. this is a big deal because it's cold as far as south as the gulf coast and then we have got the snow for the great lakes. interior northeast. some areas across the u.p. of michigan getting close to 2 feet of snow. that's like a harsh reality for october. and then that snow threat is going to move across the eastern great lakes and the interior northeast. i know, crazy, right? it happens though. here is your forecast today. country cooler than average. florida 88. miami, the northwest still very warm and southern california. but the rest of the map is pretty darn cold, steve doocy. over to you. >> steve: janice, you jumped over two other holidays. you cut right to christmas. we got to get through thanksgivin

currently those temperatures at 41 degrees in marquette. 39 degrees in fargo this is the very leading air their chest to the south. this is all going to dip its way south to put in the early morning hours will see some really chilly temperatures. boston freeze warning from the ohio river valley stretching all the way back across the plains getting out towards colorado for cold air across a very wide path of the country. not just isolated areas. the timestamp up in the court you can see each morning this is from monday morning the cold air has begun to final end. it's going to push very deep south in nashville mike tuesday morning 31 degrees. then my wednesday still digging even deeper south into central alabama, central mississippi. spots back to the north of this temperatures in the middle 20s. very cold air possibly record-breaking lows wednesday morning across the south a lot of spots waking up below freezing, 25 degrees for your sink very cold air very cold early morning air. even afternoon highs you talk about those still going to be in the cool side. this is not monday's forecas

marquette, michigan, i think close 2 feet of snow and there is your forecast today.the west coast still very warm. a pattern change is in store for the northwest. we will certainly keep you up to date on that. all right, carley, over to you. >> steve: or me. >> janice: i'm sorry, steve. they told me that in advance. >> steve: you have a siren outside it's hard to concentrate. >> janice: they are coming to get me. >> steve: that's funny. they are 10 minutes early. thank you so much. j.d. october is bullying prevention a.what you need to know about yick-yack when we come back. ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ ♪ ♪ have diabetes? know where your glucose is? with the freestyle libre 3 system, know your glucose and where it's heading. no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest, thinnest sensor sends your glucose levels directly to your smartphone. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c now you know freestyle libre 3. try it for free at freestylelibre.us. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan fro

mostly talking about the upper peninsula of michigan near marquette. have the first snow flakes at chicago o'hare airport. we will get a coating of snow in the higher elevations of west virginia, outside of pittsburgh and northern michigan and it's the area with a chance of getting over a foot of snow. some areas with 8 inches of snow and giles, wisconsin, 16 inches, full on shovels, snowplows, snow day for the kids tomorrow and as far as the great lakes go this stormling, over the area for a while. we've got the yankees and cleveland game in the bronx. showers going right around 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. we'll have to see how that interrupts the game or delays it for a little while and there's the 58 million people in numerous record lows tomorrow morning. it's not just cold, i mean, it's frigid. 9 in an dean tomorrow morning so this isn't hike your typical october cold. this is going to feel like the middle of november. >> wow. bill karins, thank you. a new wave of russian drone strikes is escalating the war in ukraine. the mayor says at least four people in

marquette university poll has barnes down by six points tested likely voters.ger set of voters, it showed the race in a dead even race, so democrats hope they can get their voters to the polls, they still have path. even though johnson seems to have traction in this part of the campaign. >> we'll see. up next, martial law in effect in lawyer ukrainian regions. we'll talk to matthew chance in the ground on moscow next. ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you need to do incredible things. because we believe there's an innovator in all of us. red loved visiting grandma's house. and after saving big at amazon, she was ready for those... uninvited guests. [growling] shop legendary deals at amazon. [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming? alka-seltzer plus powermax gels cold & flu relief with more concentrated power. because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, wint

reporter: on top of young voters, recent marquette poll oy en38% considered enthusiastic about the upcominghat number was close to 50% during 2018 midterms. that does not bode well, jackie. jackie: former special assistant trump america first policy institute chief communications director mark lauter. good to see you. talk about president obama hitting the trail, the suggestion has been made, that president biden has been told to stay in the basement, say it that way. president biden has been told to stay in the baste since delaware. that is what he is doing, at least in certain swing states, key states very crucial. they think obama bringing out the heavy hitter will have more heft and weight to bring biden out, in this "politico" morning consult poll. it indicates that when you look at who is enthusiastic about voting, when it comes to black voters 25%. white voters 37%. hispanic voters 35%. it is clear to me obama can vote now than our own president can? >> there is no question. i mean we all know what joe biden is going as for halloween tonight, the invisible man. he cannot be found. th

look at wisconsin, senate race poll, senator ron johnson now up six points in the marquette law poll.n polled a month ago. you are seeing republican momentum. this is a race where crime has factored large. $56 million, 247 unique ads over the past 30 days, crime ads, run by republicans. this one also came up in the barnes/johnson debate. >> i worked on the force for 30 years. i've seen plenty of politics, mandela, he's the real deal, mandela doesn't want to defund the place. these very supportive of law enforcement. >> defunding our place, mandela barnes is a threat to wisconsin family. >> i'm ron johnson and i approve this message. >> $56 million, they say, within the past 30 days just on crime ads. barnes responding there with his own ad, saying that's not me, i'm not a defund the police guy. but the traditional role of politics if you're responding to the other guy you're back on your heels a bit. >> or as explaining earlier, kind of the traditional add damaaddadd da adage of campaigns. republicans had saved their campaigns for election day. they were riding higher in august becaus

mackinaw island beautiful marquette. those reporting snow this morning and that looks to be where most of the active weather is going to be over that i'd say the next five to maybe 10 days we get a pretty good fog bank. not nearly as much as we've seen the last couple of mornings. that's for sure. so with friday on my mind you got some fog pretty thick about half moon bay south towards monterey. not as bad for others as we saw yesterday at this time, sixties seventies eighties and some low nineties, seven o'clock in the morning cell has a couple of little hiccups. as we say, where do you want to start this time? well, you know, we do have a filled in traffic commute here at the top plaza. steve can start there at the bay bridge toll plans. if you have to go to san francisco, there will be tim. slow traffic there waiting for you. and some on the bridge is going to be a busy weekend because of fleet week, so just keep that in mind if you're driving in and out of san francisco over the weekend, san mateo bridge traffic look

in wisconsin, a recent marquette poll found that 70% are very concerned about inflation. abortion didn't make the top five. when it comes to inflation, few things have more impact than gas prices. they hit everybody even people like me who drive electric cars because the price just gets passed on to everything else. i can't help but think back to when gas prices were peaking and there were anti-biden stickers on pumps sarcastically thanking him for high prices and then the administration at the time said don't blame us and the prices came down and stickers remained so it looked like the administration was genuinely thanked and the administration was taking credit. you can't have it both ways it prices surge to the beginning of next month that's on them. i also think back to the public gravel that the ped did last summer going to mbs in saudi arabia, having called him a pariah appropriately so because of his execution of jamal khashoggi now fist bumping. saudi arabia has hugely disrespected president biden and it's united states of america. i'm not the only one who thinks

it was very humid this time yesterday. 58, probably about 10 degrees what it was yesterday. 22 in marquettehange than yesterday. i'm a little off. 12-degree difference in pittsburgh and 6-degree difference in asheville but feels a lot less humid. we do have a big old storm system moving out of the rockies and central u.s. where we could see the potential for snow in the higher elevations and severe storms moving into texas and louisiana and arkansas, mississippi, alabama, over the next couple of days. so that's going to be a little bit of a problem. need the rainfall but too much of it could cause flash flooding. we will watch that central u.s. system. looking good here in new york. 64. a new system moves into the northwest and speaking about bad weather, unfortunately, as we get into the game on friday and saturday, the as san astros i'mi know there is a big 34-6r789 lb game what is it, ed? as stros vs. fill phillies. i'm so sorry. bad at football and baseball. not bad at hockey though. i'm pretty good. >> ainsley: you grew up in canada. will just stick to the weather, janice. that was rea

ktvu fox to reporter mark sayer is live at the scene of the crash in marquette university just announced game this weekend. christina and greg. just within the last hour, san jose state announced that they will be postponing their game, which was set for new mexico state in las cruces, new mexico tomorrow. all of this, of course, comes after a freshman player was hit and killed while riding his scooter here at the intersection of 10th and reed behind me this morning, just a little bit south of the san jose state campus. 18 year old camden mcx. right was a freshman on the team and war jersey. number six. he's a native of the san fernando valley area of los angeles and played on offense for the spartans as seen in this team video provided by the university deeply deeply deeply. felt on our campus president steve perez says the entire university community is devastated all of our thoughts. our prayers. our sympathy with with our our students, parents. with his friends with the teammates with everybody in the spartan family, california how he patrol which investigates

more than a foot and-a-half of snow falling across parts of michigan and wisconsin yesterday, marquettemaking it the city's third snowiest october on record. great, here we go. winter. the same system bringing frigid temperatures to the east coast again today. well, , two ir air force fightes intercepting russian bombers over al alaska. this comes as tensions rise between washington and moscow as the biden administration continues to supply humanitarian and a military aid to ukraine in its war with russia. well, amazon employees in a warehouse near albany, new york rejecting an effort to unionize, the result delivering a major blow to the amazon labor union looking to organize workers at the retail giant at several locations after a landmark vote in staten island earlier this year. amazon releasing a statement saying it's glad the workers chose to keep a direct relationship with the company p. there's amazon, stock is up almost three quarters of a percent. finally, there's this. one of the big of. scares this halloween may be really expensive candy. according of to the latest inflation

when you look at the differences on the two sides a marquette law poll, a statewide poll here, shows polled are on with ron johnson. democrats polled, more with mandela barnes. talking about a tiny portion of wisconsin's more than 3 million person voter base that could swing this election. when you look at the ad spend, republicans have spent the majority of their spending for tv ads on crime, more than 60%. on the democratic side, the majority on abortion. ads in general if you're anyone in this wisconsin area, you can't go far without seeing it. more money spent on tv ad airings -- or i should say more tv ad airings here in wisconsin than any other senate race in the country. but despite abortion on the democratic side and crime on the republican side, the issue that voters here have been the most concerned about for months now has been the economy and more specifically inflation. so we'll be looking to see if some of those issues break through at the first of two confirmed debates here in wisconsin, john. >> looking f ing forward to wat that one. o omar, thank you. let's bring the

like a lot of republicans nationally, has been focusing heavily on the issue of crime this is the marquette top poll now look where abortion is it's about 10 points less. on those two issues, republicans focusing big here. democrats here looks like there's more resonance in wisconsin when it comes to crime could explain the advantage johnson seems to have. >> steve kornacki, thanks very much >>> russia has been losing on the battlefield and it's becoming clear that vladimir putin is employing a new and cruel strategy in ukraine. make millions of civilians suffer by knocking out power, heat, and water as the freezing winter closes in russian strikes have destroyed 30% of ukraine's power stations in about a single week that's according to the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. we saw another barrage of missiles today targeting critical infrastructure. this is a thermal power plant in ukraine's capitol, kyiv. hundreds of miles away from the front lines. just yesterday russia unleashed these, a swarm of kamikaze drones to dive bomb energy facilities throughout the city the world health or

currently 39 in marquette, 37 in fargo. -- settle deep into the country. we've got freeze alerts, frost and freeze advisories stretching from ohio and the ohio river valley all the way across the plains, getting over towards colorado. so a very large area here are going to be dealing with really cold temperatures. pay attention to the time in the morning, these are early morning temperatures over the next couple of days. it begins with the northern plains in the upper midwest, but it settles deeper and deeper in the country. suddenly tuesday it's 32 in nashvilleing in the morning and suddenly you're getting down close to the gulf coast with temperatures down around freezing. the colder spots it's going to be closer to 25 degrees, so very cold air. jon, this could be record-break breaking lows as far south as the gulf coast. a lot of these places in the south right there or at or below freezing. it does break after this. it's not winter yet, but this is a winter-like feel. jon: yeah, gonna feel like winter. adam klotz, thank

marquette a really compelling thing about marc miller i want to share a bit about it. >> there's's directe from palin, and those monster truck rallies that she had. to carry like. >> how did we get here, mark? >> well, the discussion was the discussion that mccain and he had initially thought about running joe lieberman's vice president has a dream to get. i will talk about how different the direction of this country might have gone. it didn't start with sarah palin, it's started with newt gingrich and a lot of other factors leans where we are today in the republican party. but the palin decision was a real demarcation point. and a line of dominoes that fell. and it's a good point that i think david was going to make it to. palin could've been a campaign finance. which is reacting to the crowds at the time, she kind that off that anger and bitter resentment that so many people had. and there's a lot of that out there today. that's the kind of thing that is fueling a lot of the republican candidacies and the marjorie taylor greene's we see out there. she seems to be talking to people on th

ron johnson in wisconsin, for example, in the last marquette law school poll had a 5 or 6 point leadd barns ahead for most of the summer. so we're seeing things tilt a little bit towards republicans in a final couple of weeks. but we do have a big week ahead of us. we'll get the final last polls that the will set expectations for next tuesday and beyond. >> we haven't seen in the way of new polling in pennsylvania after the oz-fetterman debate. let's bring up the list of senate races again. and "politico" is out with the weekly election forecast and the status of one key race changed. tell us about it. >> yeah. i actually spent about a week out in arizona where for coming out of the august primary democratic senator mark kelly seemed to build a big lead over republican blake masters. that lead is largely though not entirely eroded. kelly is beaten up on the airwaves by conservative groups that sought to come into the state after some of the groups linkeded to senate minority leader mitch mcconnell pulled out. his numbers were so bad. those -- those numbers closed a lot. and mark kell

measurable snow for the upper midwest, places like duluth and towards portions of marquette michigan,tential for showers and thunderstorms, especially across the gulf coast over the next 5-7 days, and very warm temperatures for the northwest. we'll keep you up-to-date on that. and today we are celebrating the 25th anniversary of puppies behind bars with some very special friends on fox square. i'm so excited, because you know how much i love the dogs. while the organization started out working with prisoners to raise guide dogs for the blind, it gradually expanded to raise service dogs for our veterans and retired first responders. most recently, for active law enforcement. officer jabe odell is the middletown police officer in connecticut. he joins us along with the canine, bare, and service dog members. this is a wonderful segment, but they have to start off with some not so great news. >> thank you for having us. i want to send our thoughts, prayers, and condolences with the bristol, connecticut, police department. we look up the tragic news that three officers were shot overnight,