and it's brilliant to have nate sitting here next to me in the america studio. hi, nate.. happy to be here. thank you so much. it's always a bit awkward when everyone has to talk about you when you're sitting here. i'm used to it by this point. good, good. right, ok, let's start by introducing you a bit. so you started in poker and then went into political polling. yeah. there's this line — you talk about feeling more at home in a casino than at a political convention. tell me about that. what's that like? yeah, i mean, the reason i got into elections and politics is because the us government basically passed a law to take my livelihood away as an online poker player in 2006. they basically made it illegal to deposit money in offshore online poker sites. so i started following the us congressional election that year, hoping the people that had passed that law would get voted out of office — which they did, by the way, thanks in part to contributions from poker players. and then in 2008, i'm, gosh, 29, 30 years old, living in chicago. a guy named barack 0bama is running fo

nate foy, live in tel aviv. nate, thanks.ow to ongoing questions here at home about the man accused of attempting to kill former president trump this weekend. what we know is ryan routh had a long history of encounters from law enforcement. now we are hearing from people who interacted with him. a former neighbor says the family was, quote: weird keeping a horse in the house. another individual alerted federal agents over her concerns about potential violence. correspondent danamarie mcnichol is in palm beach florida with the latest tonight good evening, danamarie. >> good evening, bret. one woman, who encountered ryan routh during his time as an activist in ukraine described him as dangerous and violent. even flagging federal authorities. now as the fbi investigates his past, many people wondering what could have been missed. >> former president trump today thanking the sheriff's deputies who stopped and arrested the man accused in sunday's assassination attempt. >> we will spare no resource in this investigation. >> while s

>> nate burleson? >> nate burleson, yes. we're going to get to that.as these t-shirts that chiefs wide receiver rasheed rice made, custom made for all the wide receivers during sunday's pregame warmup. rice said he made the shirts to honor their g.o.a.t., travis kelce, because travis kelce, if you haven't heard, has been the victim, i would say, of a lot of hating. people are drinking their hate-oraid out there because he didn't have the best start to the season. but yesterday after the support from his teammates, he came out swinging. >> really? >> yes. >> okay. >> he -- >> it's funny. he's a professional athlete. one of the greatest of all time. they have a little travis kelce charity project to buck him up. >> he's a professional athlete but a friend. he's a real person. >> he is a real person. >> real feelings. people have been very negative. >> i know what it's like to be washed, to be just on the edge. not as good as you once were. >> you're better than ever. >> he could be as good once as he ever was. i think he proved that in the last game. >>

maria: nate, thanks very much. nate foye in tel aviv this morning.ning me live from tel aviv israel, human rights attorney brooke goldstein. thank you for being here this morning. give us your reaction to nate's report. >> thank you, maria, for having me. i woke up yesterday morning to sirens warning that there's an incoming rocket attack from hezbollah and i'll tell you, it's completely untenable to expect a da democracy to live ur constant threat, not just from the south, but also from the north. hamas and hezbollah want the same thing. they don't want the creation of a palestinian state. this is a ruse. they want to destroy israel. they're both funded by iran. they both want to create octobel terrorist attacks over and over again. hezbollah is very capable of doing that. there's no such thing as a cease fire in the middle east. even if israel accepts it which they had have many times, hezbollah and hamas do not stop firing rockets. they use these cease fire periods to rearm. and so it's not acceptable and i completely understand why israel number

nate foy is live in tel aviv. nate? >> hey, brian, good morning.rael and hezbollah, again, trading fire today as we are learning devastating new numbers from lebanon's health ministry, at least 558 people were killed in over 1800 others injured as a result of yesterday's airstrikes in lebanon. and they are continuing this morning not only in southern lebanon but northeast of beirut in the becca valley meanwhile hezbollah continues firing on israel with 455 additional rockets being fired this morning, leading many in northern israel to wake up to this. [siren] [explosions] >> nate: so, brian, this is after hezbollah fired 250 rockets yesterday. the idf hasn't reported any serious injuries as a result of those attacks. now, meanwhile overnight, take a look at this, israel continued targeting hezbollah weapons facilities. they hit 1600 terrorist sites yesterday. israel continues chipping away at the estimated 150,000 rockets, missiles, and drones that hezbollah had accumulated before the war. the human cost to achieving that though was severe yesterda

nate foy is in tel aviv with the damage. nate?y, brian so breaking at this hour for the first time israel is conducting airstrikes north of beirut as the strikes are now impacting most of lebanon. meanwhile an escalation by hezbollah terrorists this morning as the group claims to launch a long range ballistic missile it was headed to tel aviv forcing millions of israelis to seek shelter. take a look. [siren] >> nate: watch this, brian. an interceptor from israel's david's sling system collided with the incoming missile just after 6:30 local time this morning. hezbollah claims that it targeted mossad's spy agency headquarters as retaliation for israel's assassination of its leaders and exploding the group's communication devices last week. now, shortly after the attack, an israeli airstrike took out the launcher where israel says that missile came from. this is in southern lebanon. israel carried out several other strikes overnight as well. the idf says that it's targeting weapons facility and the group's leadership. third airstrik

. >> ainsley: nate foy is in tel aviv with all the details for us. nate? >> nate: hey, guys, good morning. for a fourth straight day massive airstrikes are happening right now in southern lebanon where we are learning in the past hour, according to the idf, hezbollah has fired into northern israel 35 times. so far today, the idf has hit 300 hezbollah positions and counting. take a look at new video of some of those strikes this morning. the idf is focusing on hezbollah-launching positions and weapons facilities. israel is also now putting out messages in arabic telling residents in southern lebanon to evacuate. here's idf spokesman daniel hagari this morning. >> we invite civilians from lebanese villages located in and next to buildings and areas used by hezbollah for military purpose, such as those used to store weapons to immediately move out of harm's way for their own safety. >> i will tell you what, a massive threat narrowly avoided this morning. the idf released this video of pilots -- israeli pilots noticing a cruise missile about to be fired from a

>> bret: nate foy outside of the court of appeals in new york. nate, thanks. another legal battle in north carolina has also fallen in former president trump's favor. the state was scheduled to be the first state to send out mail ballots today but a legal effort seeking to remove robert f. kennedy jr.'s name has the ballots now on back order to be reprinted. moments ago, former president trump wrapped up remarks in north carolina, correspondent aishah hasnie is there with details on today's legal wins for the trump campaign. good evening, aishah. >> bret, good evening to you. and the former president addressed it all tonight from the podium behind me as he picked up the endorsement from the fop. got a big standing ovation tonight as he announce that he had supports the death penalty for anyone who kills a police officer. he also slammed liberal d.a.s and his opponent, watch. as we gather today american cities and towns are totally under siege. kamala harris and the communist left have unleashed a brutal plague of blood shed, crime, chaos misery and death upon

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nate foy in tel aviv. by the way, iran's president has responded to these developments and that the u.s. is not without responsibility, saying that we cannot deny our culpability and in that we were compliant in this atab. now, the u.s. defense secretary, lloyd austin, says we knew nothing of the planning or participation in the attack. reaction at the white house, lucas tomlinson is there. >> reporter: good morning, neil. the white house is not commenting publicly about the israeli airstrike that killed hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah. yesterday president biden went wanted the world to know that the united states had nothing to do with the strike. >> reporter: prime minister, do you support israel's decision to try to kill nasrallah? >> still gathering information. i can tell you the united states had no knowledge of or participation in the idf action. we're gathering more information. i'll have more to say when we have more information. >> reporter: as you mentioned, neil, the pentagon says not only

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nate foy is in tel aviv with the latest. nate?ate: hey, brian, israel and hezbollah are preparing for the possibility of an israeli ground offensive into sensory lebanon with hezbollah's deputy chief saying this morning if that happens, hezbollah will be ready for it and israel's defense minister, yoav gallant say killing hassan nasrallah the leader of hezbollah for 32 years was an important step but not the final step. this as israel continues surging resources to its country's north. you see tanks here yesterdayy for auto possible ground invasion, israeli special forces also reportedly going into southern lebanon to gather intelligence. meanwhile israeli airstrikes continue. they took out three palestinian militants in value beirut this morning. the head of hamas in lebanon, sharif in a separate strike. israel hit yemen's port city of who he dated da yesterday after the houthi rebels launched missiles at tel aviv last week sent a clear message to tehran hitting target for more than 1,100 miles away as the iraniane scrambles to f

will: thank you, nate. rachel: thanks, nate., you know, a big win for the israelis to have killed hassan nasrallah. he's been looking -- he's been there for over 30 years. clearly, will, whatever intelligence they got from those pagers, which probably included gps ping which we talked about a louisiana weekend, led to location, led to identifying locations of these leaders, and they've been picking them off ever since. we'll hair the organizational chart of hezbollah at this point, it's completely gone from the top to the mid-level leadership. so when iran is mulling a response and they, there it is right there, there's a red tag on it, that person is dead. so who replaces him is in question. if iran at this point is saying hezbollah will respond, the question is, who is hezbollah and does iran want that kind of escalation considering israel has already reached into tehran with a strike recently to kill a senior iranian official. israel's hope, i would think, is to deter iran from further involvement in the hope that they push h

. >> lawrence: nate foy is live in tel aviv with the latest. nate, what can you tell us?hey, guys, good morning. so massive airstrikes as you just saw with the live picture, happening in southern lebanon now for a fourth straight day. just minutes ago. the idf shared that so far today they have hit 300 hezbollah terrorist sites. we have new video of some areas of southern lebanon getting pounded this morning. take a look. because of this, as ainsley mentioned, israel is putting out messages in arabic, telling people to evacuated, particularly in southern lebanon. an israeli military official tells fox today that israel is focused on an aerial campaign only. israel deployed 150 fighter jets over the weekend. the idf also released this video this morning. take a look. israeli fighter jet pilots noticed a cruise missile about be to fired from a home in southern lebanon. they took out the terrorist before they could fire it. the idf says dr 3 cruise missile with 660-pound war head attached to it. the range on that missile was 124 miles. capable of reaching several areas in is

it's a massacre. >> our correspondent nate foy reporting live from tel aviv hello nate. >> reporter:rtha massive air strikes are happening over southern lebanon right now and this is after has below -- hezbollah and israel exchange fire consistently throughout the day. earlier it was said you can expect this to continue happening until israel reaches a cease-fire deal with hamas. like which mack. >> reporter: if they want to target men from has no chance of staying there also targeting their entire -- they used a civilian device used by a wide swaths of people. >> reporter: martha in total 37 people were killed and 3400 others injured in both rounds of explosions tuesday has villas pagers exploded yesterday there walkie-talkies detonated in several locations across lebanon peer today in israel two idf soldiers died as the result of a has below -- hezbollah strike this money. eight israelis are injured queen aminata team fired antitank missiles across the border peer israel responded with several strikes they had a weapons manufacturing facility within the past our 30 different has be

nate, thank you very much.mes as donald trump has briefed on real and specific threats from iran to aas sin nate him rand paul member of the homeland security committee joins us now. senator, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: indeed. good morning to you. it sounds like he has been briefed on how iran wanted to kill him. apparently wants to kill him and the whole idea is to essentially sow disorder and chaos in the united states. you had that to the domestic terrorists trying to kill president trump. that's a lot of people trying to kill president trump. we have to get it right. we can't even stop the random guy camping outside the golf course. if we can't do a good job with that how are we going to stop a sophisticated assassination attempt by a foreign country. we have got do a much better job. the good news is in the last week, finally the secret service is saying that is he going to get the same, donald trump will get the same protection as the president and vice president. all i can say it's a

nate foy is live in tel aviv tracking the developments. hi, nate. >> reporter: hey, alicia.inutes here, thish s df spokesman is sit to make a speech the address safety concerns for residents who have not evacuated in the country's north. this happens as within the past hour israel has launched a new wave of strikes into southern lebanon whereas hezbollah has launched over 1000 rockets todam intercepted by israel 's iron dome. we have brand new video to show you of that. of course, tensions have increased along the northern border after several attacks in lebanon this week. hezbollah launched 200 rockets yesterday, israel responded with airstrikes and artillery, but the big attack yesterday with, of course, happened in beirut. it was israel's third airstrike on lebanon's capital since january. at least 37 people were killed including 16 hezbollah terrorists, and the most important was hezbollah commander inn rah rahim akeel. he was wanted by the u.s. for husband role in the 183 u.s. embassy and marine barracks bombing, led the elite fighting unit in southern lebanon. we also

will: all right, thank you, nate. pete: thank you, nate. rachel: let's bring in jim hanson who served in the u.s. army and potential forces. it's great to have you on -- special forces. just give us your thoughts on what you see happening, what you expect to unfold in the next coming days. >> yeah, it's decision time for the ayatollahs in tehran. they started this war. these -- they're all their proxies who have been involved in the seven-front attack on israel. israel has now decided that their not -- they're not going to allow these terrorist groups to the attack them and not face massive consequences. but also they're not going to leave them in a functional state directly on their border. so they've been basically dismantling hamas. now they have done some tremendous damage to hezbollah, and the islamic republic in iran is going to have to decide are they going to step this up, and i have a feeling they've seen a little more than they wanted. and i don't think they can internally stand to go ahead and start a regional war with the proble

so i think nate silver is exactly right.e swing states, he will lead in those electoral college totals. that's how you win the election. it's far from over. i don't want to start saying let's get those balloons ready. hillary did that, and it doesn't turn out real well. -- didn't turn out real well, but kamala harris is not helping herself by refusing to answer questions ab the policies that she herself has embraced. so i don't know where she goes. this debate next week is probably, you know, the one shot she has to start turning it around, and i'm not sure she can. stuart: okay. according to the daily caller, the university of colorado's law school is offering a course on authoritarian christian nationalism in the age of trump. authoritarian christians. governor, sometimes christians are dogmatic, but authoritarian? if i didn't think so. >> you know, it's not something i see. when i hear this term christian nationalism, let's face it, this is a canard that the left is throwing. i'm a christian. i follow jesus, so i guess th

. >> todd: nate foy on the ground in tel aviv with the latest, nate. >> todd and carley, good morning fire this morning. international community attempts to broker a ceasefire and a u.s. official confirms with fox news u.s. is in active talks with several countries to do exactly that. president joe biden and french president macron says now is time to allow negotiations to possible succeed. here is president biden last night. we put out a statement for 21-day ceasefire, along the israeli-lebanese border and able to generate significant support from upper yoo, as well as arab nations. >> israeli prime minister netanyahu left israel for new york overnight, he will address the un later. prime minister netanyahu office says reports of ceasefire are incorrect. adding report about directive to moderate fighting in the north is opposite of the truth. the prime minister netanyahu instructed idf to continue fighting with full force and according to plans presented to him. idf reports it has taken out 75 targets over92 night, 2000 targets over past three days. the strikes continue, an israeli g

part of the reason is nate silver is also looking at the electoral college. not looking at the popular vote right now. >> brian: so different in late august. he steamed have changed his numbers now. i would just -- just a note to harris has this problem. no policy, no policy positions. nothing on her website and won't do interviews. one, i mean it's unbelievable day 34. going to announce a $50,000 tax benefit for new small businesses just like the arbitrary 25,000 for first time home buyers and of course for illegal aliens, too. it's going to cost 1.7 trillion over the next 10 years it. seems like just a give away in new hampshire it's announced and she feels like she has got that she has got 3 or 4 points lead in new hampshire. but the thing is how do i get the maximum votes possible by giving the most away of taxpayer dollars? >> and if you watch the other networks. they love that campaign ad when she announces this and playing it on tore networks. you are right. you are talking about the interviews. she and walz have had one interview. we watched it on wha

nate silver is right.e would carry those battleground states right now, and as a correlated back to where they were in the biden 2020 race against trump. >> congressman, the cross tabs of this harvard/paris poll that just came out. i also think they are panicking at the harris campaign tonight. 63% of voters have a negative view on the u.s. economy. they say the economy is on the wrong track. 62% characterize it as weak, 42% name inflation is the most important issue. 48%, congressman, said their personal financial situation is getting worse. i'm just beginning the ba bad ns for kamala harris in this poll. it just came out a few hours ago. i know matt is very familiar with it. congressman, how does she counter it tomorrow night? >> a couple things. the fundamentals of what's happening in the united states has not changed, even though the mainstream media tried to treat kamala harris as if she was a hollywood starlet. no amount of movie reviews and live commercials about how wonderful she is is going to cha

nate foy has the latest.it claims is long-range ballistic missile as tel aviv send ing israelis into bomb shelters this morning. take a look. [sirens sounding] >> so watch this. interceptor from david sling system collided with the incoming missile this morning. hezbollah claims it targeted masoud spy agency headquarter as retaliation for israel's assassination of leaders and exploding communication devices last week. an israeli airstrike took out the launcher where israel says that missile came from in southern lebanon and israel carried out several other attacks targeting hezbollah weapon facility and leadership. take a look at this have, third airstrike on beirut in a week, israel sassassinated -- until safe for northern residents to return to their homes. we aim for the operation to be short as possible, that is why we're attacking with great force. we must be prepared to take longer with high spirit. that tense irt is reflected on all sides, continued fire on israel and hezbollah launched rockets more th

nate. israel said anything about these explosions? >> not directly, sandra, but while visiting the countries north, defense minister yoav gallant said minutes ago we are entering the new phase of this war. this as israel moves some more valuable resources to its northern border. meanwhile, a hezbollah official or poorly tells reuters that it holds israel accountable for this second round of explosions that happened all across lebanon today, south of beirut, including at funerals for hezbollah fighters who were killed in yesterday's explosions, and we have new video where you can hear an explosion in the background at one of those funerals, take a look. [indistinct shouting] so you just heard it right there, sandra, the exposure and happened off-camera in the middle of a crowded funeral, according to lebanon's health ministry at least nine people have been killed and 300 injured in this newest round of explosions. today it is reportedly handheld radios exploding, yesterday it was pagers. acc

>> steve: all right, nate foy live in tel aviv with the latest. nate, thank you.ere in new york city. just a couple of hours new york city current mayor eric adams will be arraigned in court on bribery and campaign charges. he is accused of accepting upwards of $100,000 in ritzy hotel rooms like these along with first class flights and lavish gifts and return for favors with turkish leaders. mr. adams is arguing it has more to do with a weaponized department of justice after comments he has made like these over the years. >> they watched me navigate 52,000 people coming into our city without one penny from the federal government. the president and the white house has failed new york city on this issue. why is it every elected official in washington, d.c. asking the national government why are you doing this it new york. >> steve: why are they doing this? george washington university professor jonathan turley joins us right now from the d.c. area. jonathan, good morning to you. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: okay. so when it was first announced that he was going to

understanding it has provoked hezbollah and are ready for what comes next. >> ainsley: thank you, nate. warning, that is what they do. they warn lebanon like they warned gaza. get out of the way, this is what we're about to do. we were interviewing former ambassador to the un and he said that is because we are a moral country. they use citizens as . every tenth house they store we weapons. this is where israel warned, get out of the way. >> lawrence: you will hear media this is retaliation for the cyber and technology attack through the massod on the cell phones and beepers and pagers and walky-talkies. that was in response to hezbollah continuing tos support hamas and iran and firing rockets on israel, israel had been planning for a while and used tells to respond. this is not a response to just israel using that tool. >> steve: who is number one complaint some on the political left have heard israel? they say indiscriminate bombing of gaza. that is when and we talked to the ambassador two hours ago. he said the nose ific notificat program they have, they will text people in a buildin

fox news nate foy is live from tel aviv.story. reporter: yeah, it's like out of james bond movie, larry. international community is trying to understand it and hezbollah is promising revenge on israel after you mentioned these pagers carried by hezbollah fighters spontaneously blew up this afternoon and according to lebanon's health minister, at least 11 people are killed include ago young girl and 4,000 others at least are injured and these happened in various locations across lebanon, south of beirut. take a look. one of the explosions you see here happened at a grocery store in beirut. the pagers exploded with a new model officials speculate that malware to heat up and huge emergency response across the country and take a look at this next video and explosions happened in several different locations so far zeldon reel hasn't said anything publicly but the u.s. and others are trying to understand exactly what happened here and how the pagers exploded and u.s. says it has nothing to do with this. it had no knowledge of the

stuart: moving on a different subject for the first time since august nate silver puts harris ahead ofmp 49 - 46, the new nbc poll that has harris ahead of trump nationally by five points, 49 - 44, let's move on to the swing states, donald trump is standing strong, new york times siena poll found trump gaining ground in arizona, georgia and north carolina, that looks to me like a virtual dead heat, what do you say. >> it's hard to reconcile a national poll that has her up five and state level in arizona and georgia specifically where he is up for five, states that he lost narrowly last time i don't think both of these can accurately coexist at the same time, one set of numbers is probably right we just don't know which one which is the ride were on for the next couple weeks we can look at some pulling move in very clearly see the path for trump to win again and if you look at other pulling the good-looking pulse for trump and looks like she's ahead in the path to victory neither campaign is acting like they got this wrapped up it's a very competitive race. stuart: how about an october

nate, the latest from you in lower manhattan? >> hey, sandra. judge merchan, definitely sensitive in this ruling with the politics that are clearly front and center in this case. at least the political impact. at least right now, this is a temporary political win for former president donald trump as the sentencing for his men had a criminal case will now happen after the november election. on november 26. end two weeks prior to that, judge merchan on november 12th will rule on whether or not his conviction should be thrown out because of that supreme court decision on presidential immunity, that presidents are immune from official acts that they take in office. but reading from his decision that just came out here in the past few minutes, this is not a decision the court makes lightly, but is a decision that come in this court's view, the best advances the interest of justice. it's important to note, sandra, the manhattan d.a. office did not object to a sentencing delay here. just for background, trump was found guilty of 34 felony counts of fal

and to nate foy in tel aviv for potential attacks and retaliation, nate. >> since the attacks, tensionstainly increasing on the northern border and today israel and hezbollah continuing to exchange fire in the past couple of hours and israel says it's struck thousands of hezbollah launching barrels pointed at israel ready to fire. take a look at the new video from the north today. the cross border fire has escalated since the attacks in lebanon this week. just yesterday, hezbollah launched 200 rockets into northern israel, meanwhile, israel conducted its third air strike over beirut since the start of the war. the death toll from that is now at 37 with dozens more wounded. at least 16 hezbollah terrorists were killed in that strike, including ibrahim akhil, the head of the unit and one of the top two leaders. he was wanted for his role in the 1983 u.s. embassy and marine barracks bombings were beirut. and meanwhile, they're accusing of war crimes for detonating hezbollah communication devices. at least 37 people were killed and more than 3400 others injured in two rounds of explosions a

nate, hello. >> good morning. breaking into within the past hour we're learning of another targeted israeli air strike in the city of beirut. as we wait to learn exactly what comes of that here is what we do know. idf chief of staff promises that the air strikes over lebanon will intensify throughout the day. this happenings as sirens continue to blair across northern israel and on your screen right now you see why. remarkably nobody was injured here. a direct hit on the side of the road by a hezbollah rocket. we are learning of at least two injuries elsewhere in northern israel after people woke up to this. [explosions and sirens] >> you can see hezbollah is not slowing down. after firing 250 rockets yesterday, one of the people injured we know is an israeli soldier hit by falling shrapnel. in lebanon there is massive damage. take a look at this. tremendous cost to life. at least 558 people were killed, more than 1800 injured as a result of yesterday's strikes. many of those are hezbollah terrorists but some are

supply of fighterjets in the past, which have been crossed without leading to a wider war between nateow uses sabre rattling to make the west nervous, but they believe the russian leader does not want an all out war. russia could still respond in other ways, though, maybe upping its existing campaign of sabotage with arson attacks, or perhaps through cyber attacks. these missiles are not likely to be a game changer, but they could help lift some of the military pressure on ukraine and signal continued western support. and that means those backing their use believe it's worth the risk of antagonising moscow. thank you to gordon let's bring in a formant nato analyst and now senior lecturer and security at the university of that this could make for the obviously, president zelensky thinks that the impact of using these long—range weapons would be huge. he's been asking for a long time now. it seems to be a real priority for him. what is your take on they could be is a game changer? i your take on they could be is a game changer?— game changer? i don't think a name game changer? i don't th

alicia: nate foy reporting live from tel aviv. thanks, nate.cia: vice-president harris has accepted cnn's invitation to a debate on october 23rd. her campaign has said in a statement, former president trump has not yet agreed to a future debate against harris. and we'll bring you more as we get it. griff. griff: i think the american people would like another debate. meanwhile, brand new fox polls out this week show vice-president kamala harris has inched ahead of former president trump for the first time since she became the nominee, but more to the story. here you see 50-48. she pulls ahead by two. but it's important to always look at registered voters. you see the margin of error there, 3%. so that means it's still very tight. but then, when you go to the battleground states, arizona, nevada, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, georgia, north carolina, the battleground states we see an overall two-point advantage of trump over harris and in the counties within those swing states, also a two-point advantage, that tells us this could be tighter

nate foy is tracking it from tel aviv. hey, nate. >> hey, griff.entral gaza, israeli air strikes killed at least 14 people. the idf says they targeted hamas weapons manufacturing facilities. that was in gaza city. but farther south in rafah, where we were embedded with the idf yesterday we saw nothing, but destruction. the city is evacuated, but the idf haven't seen a civilian in a month and the only one identified was terrorists, and take a look at our ride along yesterday. and we started in the phila phila phila philadelphiay corridor. and here is some of what we saw yesterday. >> the underground tunnel network in rafah is among the most extensive in all of gaza according to the idf. since invading in may, at the philadelphi corridor behind me, this leads into egypt. this is one of them. the idf says hamas used tunnels like that for smuggling and firing long range rockets, believing that israel wouldn't return fire because of how close it is to the egyptian border. north of the corridor, and deeper into rafah, we saw the tunnel shaft where israel

do you think there's any way that's nate? so in the who might be trying might try to convince her care against fighting with brakes or what was the 1st question is that any person says the general side in brass and many of them one way or basically so so the 1st one. ready ringback that they should actually address. yeah, the thing is, well, i mean that makes sense. yeah. it costs me today a way of doing things. yeah. ready most of the time and thoughts on this. ready and talk to use things in the rest of their finances. since the beginning they came out searching the cd says 2014. they had a wine there on the x as a 2nd. no. a full service and it's being dead. and let's see, to wait to see the taking in. she is quite clear. so that will be moving into the actual model flores and these multiplier is. ready and this is developing, this is made in such a way that these has. ready a lot of dean percent piece. this is software that has been discussed the last few years. so and the confusion is page. well we don't have to leave me

is deploying more troops to the middle east, fox news correspondent nate foy is live right now in tel aviv, good morning. >> good morning israel and hezbollah continue to exchange fire, this morning hezbollah has fired 55 rockets on top of the 250 fired into northern israel yesterday and while israel has continued the massive airstrike campaign not only in southern lebanon but the back of valley northeast of beirut, this is the deadliest day in lebanon since the deadliest work in 2006 take a look at these strikes as israel is targeting hezbollah weapons facilities they hit 1600 sites yesterday is really defense minister says israel destroyed the infrastructure that hezbollah spent two decades building, the human cost was severe, israel put out messages and arabic yesterday, they are again putting out more messages and this morning to get out of harm's way, many could not, 492 people were killed including 35 children and 58 women the idea spokesperson said you can blame hezbollah for that. >> hezbollah uses civilian homes as a cover for the deadly weapons, even as we called on civilian

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nate foy joins us from tel aviv. what's the lathes on all this, nate -- latest?er: hey, stuart, good morning. ahead of prime minister netanyahu's to speech at the u.n. this morning, israel is mobilizing two additional reserve brigades as they surge resources to the country's north as they prepare for a possible ground incursion into lebanon. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel will continue striking hezbollah with full force and will not stop until it is safe for israel's northern residents to return home. netanyahu authorized an airstrike while flying to the united states that killed a commander who led the terrorist groups' drone unit. netanyahu is also walking back comments that he didn't respond to an american-led effort for a 3-week pause in the fight. his office says this morning, quote, our teams met to discuss the u.s. initiative and how we can advance the shared goal with of returning people safely to their homes. we will continue those discussions in the coming days. meanwhile, israel's northern city of haifa is under attack this morning with

nate foy in tel aviv. nate, what are these troops going to be doing?rter: well, stuart, it's meant to deescalate the tensions in the region. it's going to be a small number of troops who are supposed to support the 40,000 troops already in the region. breaking within the past hour, we're learning of another israeli-targeted airstrike in the city of beirut. the idf promises the airstrike striek will continue to intensify. they don't want to give hezbollah a break, and sirens continue to blare in northern israel. take a look at the direct hit on the side of the road. remarkably, nobody was injured here, but we are learning of at least two injuries elsewhere in northern israel after people woke up to the this. take a look. [background sounds] >> reporter: stuart, you can see hezbollah is not slowing down after firing 250rockets yesterday. one of the people injured we know right now is an israeli soldier who was hit by falling shrapnel. meanwhile in lebanon, take a look at this next video. there is massive damage and a tremendous cost to life. at least 558

nate foye is live in tel aviv to bring us up to speed before netanyahu begins in new york.. >> bill, good morning. ahead of prime minister netanyahu's speech at the u.n. israel is mobileizing two additional reserve bridge -- brigades. netanyahu says israel will not stop until it's save for israel as northern residents to return home. there was a hezbollah commander killed who headed the drone unit and walking back comments he didn't respond to an american-led effort for a three-week pause in the fighting. our teams met to discuss the u.s. initiative and how to advance the shared goal of returning people safely to their homes. we will continue those discussions in the coming days. meanwhile, israel's northern city of haifa is under attack with hezbollah rockets. tel aviv was targeted with a ballistic missile for the second time in three days. this time it was fired by the houthi rebels in yemen. look at this. [sirens] >> israel's missile defense system shot the incoming missile down after midnight. no major injuries reported from this. israeli air strikes continue this morni

nate foy all over it in tel aviv. nate? >> if you thought that the strikes were going to slow down., idf chief of staff hirst is i halevi. over hezbollah targets over lebanon will intensify not give israel a break. in the valley northwest of beirut. take a look. comes as learn of devastating numbers from lebanon's ministry of health. 5058 people at least were killed. more than 1800 injured in yesterday's airstrikes. many of those people, hezbollah terrorists but some of them women and children meanwhile this is what people woke up to in northern israel. [siren 2450 rockets yesterday. we now know at least two people are injured in northern israel from falling shrapnel. here is former israeli ambassador michael oren on "fox & friends" last hour. >> israel has simply had enough. more than 11 months now, the northern part of israel, the galilee, an area precious to great many americans. under relentless rocket and drone fire from hezbollah. it's been 100,000 israelis who have been rendered homeless and thousands of houses destroyed. dozens of people killed and wounded. my own family is

nate, thank you very much. we got the congressman back.naged to get through all of the technical difficulties, and i believe we have him back now live. yes, we do. good to see you, congressman. let's just pick up on that report and connect it to what happened last sunday9 with the assassination attempt on donald trump, the second assassination attempt. it does appear that there were attempts by iran to asaws a nate a number of u.s. officials including donald trump particularly for the soleimani killing when he was president. have you dug up anything or heard anything from either the secret service or the cia or the fbi making those iranian connections with the assassination attempt? >> well, they know for a fact that iran, there was credible threats from the iranian state to kill president trump and other leaders, as you just said, david. and that's why president trump needs and deserves and requires really the maximum protection akin to what a sitting president gets. he needs that kind of level of secret service halo, if you will, and the

palestinians from because the occupied west bank is his range of to transfer on and just the both moscow and nate to have so called red lines that could trigger outright or between them. the conflicting ukraine now involves many countries with western weapons being used against russia. so all these red lines shifting, and is there a greater risk of a wider war? this is inside store, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm fairly bad people. russia has launch its biggest attack of the war in ukraine this year, killing at least 50 people, while ukrainian forces i've hit targets in russia. case forces remain in russian territory in the kirk's region. after crossing the border a month ago. the biggest conflict in europe since world war 2 has brought russia and the west, closer than ever to direct confrontation. russia says it's already fighting a proxy war against nature whose members are army ukraine yet. the white house has said it doesn't want more with russia. so what are the so called red lines for each side and could breaking them lead to outright war between russia and nato will be discussin

nate, what have you got? >> hey, john. this postponement comes at the request of former president donald trump's lawyers, but the manhattan d.a. office did not have an issue with it. you mentioned the new sentencing date. this letter from judge juan merchan will not happen novembes before that on november 12 he will rule on whether or not to throw out the conviction on the grounds of presidential immunity after that supreme court decision back in july. trump of course was found guilty of 34 felonies for falsifying business records in an effort to defraud the american public, leading up to the 2016 presidential election. he spoke at trump tower earlier today. here's what he said about this case. >> that case is a disgrace. it should have never been allowed. i did nothing wrong. he took a nonexistent, expired, long expired by the statute of limitations misdemeanor, he made it into 34 or something more than that counts of felony. no one can even believe it, over nothing. >> trump later said that his former lawyer, michael coh

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i'm nate foy in tel aviv.ils coming up. >> and how threatened action by thousands of port workers on the other side of the country could send the supply chain into turmoil. and why the timing co dn't be worse for and defend israel if needed. this comes as israel plans for a ground invasion of neighboring lebanon. fox's nate foy has more from tel aviv. >> israel and hezbollah are preparing for a ground offensive following the killing of longtime hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah. hezbollah's deputy chief says the group is ready for it and we know that the battle may be long and the options are open to us. >> we will face any possibility and we are prepared. if the israelis decide to enter by land. >> meanwhile, israel's defense minister yoav gallant, said killing nasrallah was an important step, but it's not the end of the fight. gallant met with troops in the north, where israel is surging resources. you can see here idf tanks are getting ready for a possible ground invasion, while israeli special forces are r