pete: i mean, i thought so. rachel: come on, pete. pete: listen, only facts on this program. yes. is, we still haven't seen that the kamala harris worked at mcdonnell's. if -- mcdonald's. will: meanwhile, eric trump was on our show earlier talking about why it's important to see him in new york city. >> to see him on stage in maybe the bark blue -- darkest blue area of the country, i don't think there's anything that could be more meaningful to us. this is so much more than a political campaign at this point. this has become a family with these people who love the united states, sees this country going the wrong direction, frankly, sees new york going in the wrong direction over really the last 5-year period of time where crime is rampant, carjackings is rampant, businesses have been totally under attack and have been fleeing the city left and right. new york city's the greatest city in the world. marledden is single-handedly -- madison square garden is single handedly the the greatest entertainment venue in the world. pete: yeah. and i'd say -- [laughter] we're watching and discu

pete: the power of texas. rachel: that's how i goal about god and that's how you feel about football. pete: i department say religion, i said catholic. rachel: nee anyway, it's a very interesting appeal that these candidates have to make. pete: starting here with a fox news alert and one of three drones launched from lebanon strike ago building with the prime minister and going north of tel aviv and they were not at home and top israeli officials saying it was revenge and the killing of the leader of ma hamas and just within the last hour and prime minister issuing this defying statement. >> the harris master minds and beheaded our goons and raped women and other terrorist proximate jim jordans and we'll win this -- proxies and we'll win this war. pete: sinwar's death will not halt access of resistance. this drone footage showing texas dps agents capturing a group of 134 migrants crossing into the u.s. in maverick county, texas. it included seven special illegal undrest of iran and angola imposing the national

pete: no?very career, i am not -- very clear, i am not going to be the chief of staff. pete: there you go. we appreciate it. thank you, sir. >> thank you. pete: i don't know if he said that before, but that's interesting. he'd be good at it. >>> we showed you harris defending her border inaction, and it left some people speechless. >> do you wish you'd done those executive orders in 2022, 2023? >> i think wed were we kid the right thing. >> she said that? >> she said that. [dog bark] ♪ [dog whining] is your dog telling you they may have allergic itch? apoquel is the #1 treatment for allergic itch... that veterinarians have trusted for over 15 million dogs... and it starts working in just 4 hours! do not use in dogs with serious infections... may cause worsening of existing parasitic skin infestations... or preexisting cancers... and serious infections. new neoplasias have been observed. do not use in dogs less than 12 months old. ask your vet for apoquel. now available in a tasty chewable. oh,

pete: yeah.crunch time, and we appreciate your report and, of course, 12 weeks ago when you were there reporting live for us. but, alexis, as this is "fox & friends" also, i've been notified that you are from chicago. can you tell us -- or spent some time in chicago. what is the chicago bean, do you know? [laughter] >> reporter: i know. i was, like, a little bit shocked. rachel knows the bean. will, have you not been to chicago? will: once. >> reporter: what's going on? it's over in millenium park. [laughter] they do have a lot of beautiful buildings but, yeah, that's right off of the magnificent mile. it's not too far away. so a lot of people go there and take pictures. you can't go inside, but it is pretty cool about chicago and adds to the culture there. pete: okay, all right -- will: we knew alexis was from chicago, so she'd bring expertise can -- >> reporter: you can't tell with my if voice, my accent? rachel: i could tell right away, but i could tell when you were like, what, you've never b

pete? pete: that's right. thanks, guys. salena, great to see you.een from butler county since the med 170s. -- mid. >> the one side of my family settled here in the 1750s. pete: does the turnout surprise you at all in. >> not at all. i think we're going to see people that were there that day -- pete: you were there. >> i was here. i also think there's going to be an aspect of a pilgrimage. people feel really drawn to this because it was incredibly significant that happened, and it almost changed the course of the entire election. pete: for sure. and that's what a we've heard. new york, california, idaho, across the country coming here. how has the race changed, maybe specifically in pennsylvania since you know the pittsburgh area and pennsylvania so well, how has that day changed the trajectory of the race? >> so i think immediately there was a shift, then there was sort of a pause because there were so many things going on with president biden stepping back, vice president kamala harris stepping forward. but i think that trump, based on the intervi

[cheering] >> pete: who thinks that is possible here? [cheering] >> pete: there is a lot of enthusiasm, if you unleash american manufacturing and end obsession with ev mandate unleash what michigan and detroit has done for years. a lot of fired up folks. >> steve: how many people drive electric cars in michigan. >> pete: good question. steve doocy has a question. how many folks in here drive an ev. [laughter] >> pete: there you go. there is your answer. how many people, anybody support the ev mandate? >> pete: it is clear that is winner for trump and loser for democrats. >> brian: he's got number one electric car maker in the world as his sheave confidant in elon musk, he says, compete and see what electric bill is and do what is best for you. don't go out and put your hand on the scale. thanks, we'll check in constantly. now to baseball. this is ugly if you're a yankee fan, great for dodgers. they take down yankees 7-6 in a massive comeback. after falling behind 5-0. >> start the party, los angeles, your dodgers have won the world serie

pete: this is beyond rich. i mean, for how these very same people, how long has this been an issue, joe biden's competency and age and senility? years. the very same people have sold us on the fact that he's sharp as a tack. to hear them now log this same argument again, familiarize yourself with the idea of projection. second, if donald trump were exhausted, i'd be forgiving of that fact 679 he's been literally everywhere. any human being, forget politician and no politician is matching his energy and appearance schedule, every single one of us look at that again and go that's got to be tiring. i will be very forgiving if all of a sudden they checked out and said i'm tired and exhausted. i'd understand and within a third, take a look and compare records. rachel: it's like the semester; right. you have a class and you have to study and you have one person, trump, who's been studying every day a little bit going along, going along and at the end of the semester, kamala not studying at all is like cramming and wh

will: pete, over to you. pete: got it.ditional headlines starting with this, the entire chicago board of education is reportedly resigning after mayor brandon johnson threatened to fire the public schools' ceo during contract negotiations with the teachers' union. they're not resigning because chicago schools are terrible. local reports say board members were sick of johnson's pressure campaign to approve a high interest loan to plug a budget gap. johnson's office says he will announce new appointees tomorrow: dysfunction everywhere in chicago. >>> and actor keanu reeves making his professional racing debut in indianapolis -- is that him? spinning out in the grass after little more than halfway through the 45-minute race. the matrix actor was able to avoid a collision with other drivers and walked away unhurt. he finished in 25th place. but a month ago he was as high as 21st. he has a second race set for later today. if you're rich enough and and you're an actor, you can pay your way into any sort of -- i would like to do

[cheers] >> pete: that's a lot. this is the first year ever there has been early voting in the state of michigan. almost 2 million michigan ganders have cast an early vote out of 8 million possible voters that's a big chunk. six days away from election day. i want to get a sense of how this group and we will go talk to the other group as well is feeling about those comments. i can't help but see this gentleman here wearing a reflective vest like the president did yesterday. have you ever actually used that to remove garbage. >> absolutely picking up garbage alongside of the road with cleaning up the highways and stuff like that. >> pete: what do you make of the comments made by joe biden and the president's reaction? >> it speaks to what joe biden really thinks, harris really thinks of the people in this country that support donald trump and he is going to take out the garbage. being. >> pete: take out the garbage. come with us. we have a lot of folks here. good morning, everybody. thank you for your supervisors. ho

pete: yeah.rty hasn't figured out how the israeli-palestinian thing at all, is and it's had implications in their own backyard in michigan where if they don't vote for trump, they might if even sit it out, which is also not a vote for kamala harris. will: turning now to your headlines. authorities are searching for a tennessee the man accused of murder last week. deputies releasing these images of the suspect. they found a victim in a body of water with an id that didn't belong to him. investigators said the id was connected to fraudulent activity linked to the suspect. he reportedly has tied to alabama, montana, or alaska, kentucky and florida. >>> now to a fox news alert, at least 35 people are hurt after a the truck rammed into a bus stop just outside of tel aviv this morning. the bus stop is near moss if sad headquarters and several idf intelligence units -- mossad. satellite photos confirming israel hit a former nuclear weapons test building and missile facilities curl its counterstrike on -

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pete hegseth talking with the swing state voters. hey, pete. >> good morning.ote on that one by the way. i'm with my new friend susan and darryl. we are talking economy that's a huge issue here fifth-50 race what's your thoughts on the economy? >> the economy is the backbone of this nation. when the economy is bad. the people suffer, and right now why are suffering with the rate of inflation and everything going up. we need leadership that is going to pull us i'm a senior citizen i want to live out my days for what i prepared for for 70 years. >> pete: absolutely. darryl, pension is top of mind for you? >> yes. i was in the sheet metal for 37 years. i retired and immediately first thing they said is we taxed your pension. if president trump can eliminate taxes from pensions and social security, i'm oall for that every american worker should be for that. >> pete: absolutely. thank you very much for your dime. carter, who are you voting for? >> trump. >> pete: he has a mouthful of pancakes. [applause] >> pete: he is a good little kid. thoughts on the economy, sir

pete: the size of her brain.] rachel: the person who also never quits is donald trump, and he's back. he's back in new york city. take it away, will. will he is. which means we need to use this next song, he's back in the new york groove because he's headed to madison square garden tonight. pete: a star-studded lineup set the star alongside trump at the world's most famous arena. rachel: alexis mcadams is there this morning. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. who would have thought that the former president would be the headlining act at madison square garden? check it out here behind me and see this is what we're seeing outside on the jumbo jumbotron. it says dream big again. president donald trump at madison square garden. i'm just going to the pause for a second so you can hear what's going on. >> usa! usa! usa! >> reporter: a lot of usa chants which we hear at a lot of rallies. i was just in pennsylvania last night. i'm going to step out of the way. people are from all over the place. they've been

pete: she was forced.his mom so grateful that somebody connected to the government will care about what happened to her daughter. democrats want to sweep this away like her daughter doesn't matter. will: fascinating to take these human moments. i think about illegal immigration and the way so many people internalize it statistically. it's always an abstraction until it affects you personally. than you know this. as i said before, crime for me was often a staff. a couple years ago we had a home invasion, a break-in when one of my kids was home and in that moment it is not a staff. staff become human and a human face of this crime, this issue we are facing as americans. this is at the same time you are seeing the humanity of this issue that they are painting trump as a guy who would dismiss someone like alexis as not worthy. there is reality and there's this false reality. >> back in 2016, when it was unpopular to meet with these angel moms, he was meeting with them, giving them a microphone, the media doesn

we did that when pete was out.i said let's do the tape because i recall it being really, really you. will: how did it go down last weekend? will: in there might be more pete hegseth somewhere in that shot? rachel: i saw him on instagram on a track forthe farming transformation it is really happening. will: respect he's not one -- >> to be clear there are farmers and then there are farmers. will: but -- rachel: looked like a bail of hay. will: round bails on a fork coming off the back of a tractor he's learning things. definitely learning things. >> yeah. that's a farmer. will: did a thing -- rachel: so you're saying pete is a farmer? >> i'm a farmer i have a farm. >> i have a farm. i have a tractor. will: i'm a farmer. >> it was actually charlie. you guys were defending me. will: thank you. rachel: oh charlie. >> charlie was being a host. [laughter] rachel: you know what -- then i went on to shame all three of the men including you and saying that -- and sean saying this is just this whole farm thing is a midlife c

pete rose barreled into ray fosse. >> no one cared about winning more than pete rose. and all that desire was the primary reason that rose played in more games and got more hits than any player in baseball history. rose's numbers were about more than longevity. he won a most valuable player award, a rookie of the year, and played on three world championship teams, two with the reds and one with the phillies. he made 17 all-star teams, the only player to do so at five different positions. he won two gold gloves, three batting titles, and had ten 200 hit seasons. in 1985, rose passed ty cobb to become baseball's all time hit king. there it is. >> that's number 4192. >> soon after, commissioner peter ueberroth proclaimed that pete rose is baseball. but rose also was hustling off the field. in 1989, rose voluntarily accepted a lifetime ban from baseball from commissioner bart giamatti after betting on baseball while he was the manager of the reds. >> the banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the sad end of a sorry episode. one of the game's greatest players has

will: pete is in butler, pennsylvania with renÉe white. pete: we are here with renÉe white.t wearing a similar or same t-shirt. >> not the same. i bought 4 of them because i got tired of going to gas stations and washing them in the sink and drying them out my window to get to the next rally but that was 32. this is 47 and trump is going to be 47. >> 47 rallies for you. will: what was it like to be back here, you spoke to lawrence jones the next morning. what is it like to be back? >> to be back is crazy. it was surreal to come back into town. was almost like a bittersweet, you are so excited to be back here and to finish what we started and to fight and to be here together and have the unity, to let trump we know he has his back like we have hours. to come back here was crazy because as i came into town it was an eerie feeling to drive by the place i parked, to go down the street that i went through the town and went fight fight fight and we will never surrender and let's fight harder and people giving me fist pumps and honking the horn's, it was crazy to go back down there

pete rose became an mvp, three time world series champion and a 17 time all star. >> pete rose barreled into ray fosse in 1985. >> he broke a record once thought unbreakable, surpassing ty cobb as baseball's all time hits leader. there it is. >> there it is. get out! hit number 4192. >> he was known for his tenacity, his famous headfirst slides earning him the nickname charlie hustle. a hometown hero, rose spent most of his career with the cincinnati reds, eventually becoming manager. but years later, his legacy would shift dramatically. >> the banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the is the sad end of a sorry episode. >> in 1989, rose was banned from baseball for betting on games, including on his own team, and adding insult to injury. less than a year later, he was sentenced to five months in prison for tax evasion. >> i'm happy to look into the camera now and say, i never bet on baseball, and i never bet on cincinnati red baseball. >> for nearly 15 years, rose denied that he bet on baseball. but in 2003, he came clean. >> i've been on baseball in 1987 and 1988. >> did yo

pete rose does it!t many better on the baseball field than pete rose. he's major league baseball's all-time hit king, a 17 time all-star at five positions, and a three-time world series champion known as charlie hustle. rose played in more major league games than any other player. but off the field he was often the subject of turmoil and controversy, including a lifetime ban from baseball for gambling on the sport. born on april 14th, 1941, in cincinnati, ohio, pete rose made his major league debut six days shy of his 22nd birthday for his hometown rich, and his career began in a hurry, winning national rookie of the year honors in 19 f 3. he took home mvp honors in 1973, and lead the redds to five division championships and pennant championships. the first pennant championship in 1975 when he was also named world series mvp and again in 1976. then after 16 seasons in cincinnati, rose joined the philadelphia phillies in 1979, winning the third of his world series wins the very next year. in 1984 rose re

pete: this is philadelphia.more traditionally more favorable to republicans. thanks for sharing your thoughts and having the guts to stick up for the folks who have your back. >> i told the senator he is more qualified just for having 6 looters. pete: that tells you a lot about somebody. thanks for your time. let's check in now with adam klotz with his fox weather forecast, he's done double duty this morning, pumping the game and giving the forecast. >> reporter: pumping the game and giving the forecast. oh. [crowd chanting] >> reporter: it is a little bit on the chilly side out here, if we can take a look at those forecast graphics, you will see, even though it does start on the cool side it has been relatively warm across the country, daytime highs, not a lot of rain, looking into the 70s, 60s across the country. it was perfect for football out here. perfect football weather type of day. it's just a little on the cool side this morning but we are warming up and how are we warming up, with the energy because oh

put that to, pete.orter: yeah, it's hundreds of billions to ukraine and hotel stays and money to taxpayer and $750 to folks in western north carolina who had hair entire livelihood bone and not access to basic food, amenity, water, and cell phone service and this government we spend all this money on is nowhere to be found. lackadaisical trial and people want to be heard and they want to know we care and rushing resource there is as quickly as possible and there's just a feeling and sense of what's happened in north carolina and a failure of the government and the longer it happens and worse it gets there. rachel: to the point of how tone deaf this government is, it's a tweet and post on x from secretary blinken saying the u.s. is on the forefront of the growing crisis in lebanon and announces 157 million in assistance here today and lack of understanding and the government is so good i had a congressman from michigan and not the proof yet for the funds and that's where it happens for the government tha

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pete: i better go to bed now. larry: why are joe biden and kamala harris canceling virtually every student loan now? everyone. and if you had any problems with your credit card and you have student loan they will cancel it. hint, hint, it could be an election year ploy. senator marsha blackburn will be here to weigh in. i think against it because it's real bad policy. planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice... i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. ameriprise financial. starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for bus

pete suratos nbc, bay area news. all right. thank you very much, pete.ve some new video into the newsroom of a fire in san francisco. this time, sf fire posted this to x earlier tonight. it's a concrete building on missouri street right by the potrero hill rec center. fire there started around 7 p.m. tonight. luckily, no one was in the building when the fire started, so means no one hurt. now, what we don't know is how the fire started, but we do know that pg&e is there checking it out. also this evening we are following a developing story overseas. a ground attack is underway. the idf says israeli soldiers have started targeted operations inside lebanon. this is a live look now at the israeli-lebanese border, where it is just after 11:00 tuesday morning. right now, a lebanese american woman from the bay area is trying to get out of lebanon. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us in the newsroom with the details for that. yeah, her name is christina darrow. she is from san jose, but she's been visiting her father in lebanon. she's been contacting the u.s.

will, pete and rachel.l: as opposed for july elsheikh be protective glass and at rallies ever since that assassination attempt. more agents in butler, pennsylvania, today and more crohns in butler and agr building supposedly and some of the problems that led to the secret service's pail yuri colins that day. and i pound this fascinating and of course we've talked about kei hiring practices that definitely did de-prioritize merit and program to get more secret service agents to come back and they tried to get retired secret service agents to come back in service and that pushed existing agents out of the service because they figured out wait, i can get my pension and new pay at the same time. and making it just such a highlight of fact incompetent government and coming to fema and disaster response and if i incentivize retired agents to come back and get could believe pay on pushing existing agents out. reporter: the ince incentives ad leadership that don't care about ameritocracy and became evident on july

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pete rose became an mvp, three time world series champion and a 17 time all star.reakable, surpassing ty cobb as baseball's all time hits leader. there it is. >> there it is. get out! hit number 4192. >> he was known for his tenacit, his famous headfirst slides earning him the nickname charlie hustle. a hometown hero, rose spent most of his career with the cincinnati reds, eventually becoming manager. but years later, his legacy would shift dramatically. >> the banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the is the sad end of a sorry episode. >> in 1989, rose was banned from baseball for betting on games, including on his own team, and adding insult to injury. less than a year later, he was sentenced to five months in prison for tax evasion. >> i never bet on baseball, and i've never been on cincinnati reds baseball for nearly 15 years. >> rose denied that he bet on baseball, but in 2003, he came clean. >> i've been on baseball in 1987 and 1988. >> did you bet on your own team? yes. did you ever bet against your own team? no >> no, no. >> for years, rose made

pete in right now. but this storm has been changing it's sort of personalities by the hour phil please stand by and stay safe. >> i actually want to go over to tampa where boris sanchez is boris, what are you experiencing over there? and many thought that tampa would have a directed we'll get the worst of it. tell me what you're experiencing on the ground there concern that tampa would see its first direct hit from a hurricane in about 100 years fortunately, for residents in this area, the hurricane tilted down slightly, it landed closer to the sarasota, but this area is still felt the impacts were anticipating potentially an eight to 12 foot storm surge. i always in tampa bay earlier and we had to get out because the water started pounding against the seawall. the wind was extraordinarily powerful. we got rain that was coming horizontally slamming into us like pellets. we've moved to an area with a higher elevation and earlier tonight we saw the water start to pick up in his neighborhood. it got as hig

pete rose doesn't belong in the baseball hall of fame. of fame. baseball, basketball, rock 'n' roll, hip hop, automotive, arby's. put his name on the vietnam memorial, everywhere! yo, they should hang his bookie's phone number from the rafters. >> jordan: boy, ronny, i really wish god took you instead of pete rose. which brings us to my jordan's champagne room boom bet of the night. what will pete rose gamble on first in heaven? as always, brought to you by gambling. gambling: when it stops being fun is when it gets good. >> and that's all the stories this week. join us next time on "sports war!" >> jordan: yeah, we'll debate if it counts as cheating on your wife if you do it with a tackling dummy. >> obviously not! >> jordan: wait, do we agree on this? >> we can't. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) bounce back fast from heartburn with tums gummy bites, and love food back. (♪♪) brisket is back at chipotle. seasoned. smoked. seared. spiced. sauced. bowl'd. and gauc'd. it's a whole new kind of brisket, done the chipotle way. the future is

>> yes, that's true too. >> i feel like pete davidson is the only one who hasn't slept with pete davidson everyone else that's a good guess. why does roger stone smile would only his top teeth that teach you that at villain score? >> the went out is miley cyrus. oh, all four have political tattoos, but only post malone and roger stone and pete davidson have portraits of political figures. lot miley cyrus has just a quote roger stone, richard nixon on his back, post malone has jfk tattooed on his hand, and pete davidson has hillary clinton tattooed on his live, right? >> that's that's not hillary point miley cyrus can pete davidson not afford a better tattoo artist when you do it yourself? >> it's gonna be sloppy though with a little more ink, he could turn hillary into kamala i think could repurpose this for bonus points. >> ladley has a quote from which president on her left forearm idi amin >> oh, you can to clarify that john f. >> kennedy george washington. it says i didn't shut down i'm going to go with millard fillmore well, how do you pick just one great millard fillmore quote proba

where are you on the question of pete rose and the hall of fame?ie, i think he belongs in the hall of fame, but everything he did, positive and negative, ought to be put on the plaque. there are a few other people in the hall of fame, few other players who were not models of civilization or civility. just recognize who pete rose was. he played 25 years. 25 years in the major leagues. he averaged 194 hits per season. he was a bad guy off the field. let's get that on the record. but he was a spectacular player. a spectacular player. yeah, put him in the hall of fame, but put it on the plaque. >> mike, for people who sort of only know the gambling part of pete rose, you started to touch on it. can you speak to what kind of a ballplayer he was? the numbers speak for themselves. 4,200 some hits, which as john said earlier, is a record that probably, it's hard to imagine that being eclipsed. what kind of player was pete rose? >> he was an incredible player. the kind of player you'd want on your team. the kind of player who played hard every out, every in

the pete rose slide?says something. >> pete rose was -- you know, he was the one thing that my grandfather and my father and i all had in common. >> and, guys, just on sunday, the day before he passed, he was spotted with former big red machine teammates at a sports, collectibles and autograph show. in nashville. a final good-bye with his fellow players. pete rose with the fans, just as he would have it. guys? >> thank you very much for that. we appreciate it. >>> coming up on "popstart," on a lighter note, we've got a brand-new show from chip and joanna gaines. what can't this power couple do? they have a new roller skating competition. plus, mariska hargitay stopping by with season 24 of "law & order." siri: you met zac wingate at cafe grenel. zac: hey... bella: zac! zac: oh wow, i didn't think you'd remember me. bella: yeah of course, as soon a i saw you i'm like, it's zac, nobody walks like zac. zac: [laughs] ♪ “genius” by krizz kaliko ♪ ♪ i am genius (whoaaa) ♪ - target circle week, one week. - sunda

pete, there is a counter narrative to that. >> pete: there is. foreign policy is dumb.ight is exactly fits is with this issue. reality versus fantasy. the reality j.d. vance reslayed we have been dealing with invasion, dealing with world chaos. these are all realities. the fantasy is walz is trying to do two things. say they are not real and then also pretend like kamala harris wasn't there for the three and a half years. and that's where vance had a master class throughout last night. and on this topic of foreign policy for sure is he had both the style and the substance. he passed the volume on or volume off test. either way you felt like he was calm, complicated and in control. walz, especially on this first issue, he was halting at his words. you look -- you saw how nervous he was. do you think the mull also a, xi jinping, do you think the rulers in of the world are going to be bothered harris-walz and antony blinken's cute little podesta? of course not. you get peace through strength. donald trump showed that, j.d. vance articulated that. and that's what we need. >

posey also announced general manager pete patella will not continue in that role.w gm for the team as well. excessive heat warnings still in place for much of the bay area. here's meteorologist kari hall with our 7-day forecast as we take a look at what to expect over the next several days. 105 degrees today with a slight boost in the heat tomorrow, making it even more dangerous. and we're looking at day after day with well above normal temperatures and possibly setting some new records. even going into the weekend, we're going to see highs in the inland valleys in the mid to upper 90s and some slight relief early next week for san francisco. today may be the hottest day where parts of the city may get into the mid to upper 90s and 90 degrees on wednesday. by thursday it's in the mid 80s and the weekend is looking nicer, but still very warm even for this time of year with highs in the upper 70s. and by next monday we're going to see low 70s with the return of clouds and area, consumers likely need to be on al consumer investigator chris chmura explains why. hurrica

if you want to take that comment, pete, and compare it to what barak obama said. that is not the only thing that is worrisome about what donald trump said. >> though. >> let's take into consideration what arnold palmer's daughter said. she was disgusted by it. she said her father other would be disgusted by it. and it really shows that this is not a man who is fit for office. >> and the other things that he has said, frankly are much more concerning talking about sicking the military, the american military on americans in our own country and so i think what the kamala harris campaign is doing in terms of strategy is really smart because she is underscoring that all of these things that donald trump is closing with his closing argument makes zero sense. >> they are highly unhinged. they are dangerous, and they prove just how unfit donald trump is to be elected the leader of the free world. and she's not the only one who is saying it. you have hundreds it's have republicans who are with her in this so many of the people who served alongside donald trump in the oval

pete hegseth, dave rubin, kat timpf, tyrus, our studio audience.love you america. [cheering and applause] >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher, 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00

what do you say, pete?mean, i think i think donald trump wants to like, dunk on the libs like michael jordan did on john starks in madison square garden 25 years ago. that's that's that sports. that's the dribbling sport. okay, okay. the dribbling sports. because when he when he when he left the jackson five he played basketball something like that. got it got it correct. i'm just astonished by a lot. everything you say greg. i don't know if you were a paratrooper, but now is when you'd pull the cord. yeah, yeah. yep. i defer my time to mr. rubin here. well, well, i'm going to the rally on sunday. i. you nazi. that explains the haircut, you nazi. i did not know it was a nazi rally. i'm going to have to talk to my assistant. this is nonsense. i actually the last time i was at msg, you already did a john starks reference. it was game six, 1994 nba finals. that's basketball. and remember, olajuwon's finger blocked starks and they ended up losing the finals next game in houston. all of that to be said, i don't

we are in saint pete _ you are. good morning. we are in saint pete beach, _ you are. good morning., a barrier. in saint pete beach, a barrier island community part of the tampa bay area and these are some of the mountains of debris that officials are working to pick up before hurricane milton gets here. just two weeks ago this area had hurricane helen make an impact, you had storm surge across florida, the northern gulf coast of florida, and this is one of the areas most heavily impacted. debris lines the streets across this community here. this is not the only barrier island community where there is a lot of clean—up. it still needs to happen before milton arrives. one of the major concerns by officials is that all of this debris will become flying projectiles, they could potentially injure or kill someone. in addition to that, all of this could clog up some storm drains and that could potentially overwhelm an already overwhelmed system. the storm surge here, it is unclear what we could see but some of the projections are truly scary, upwards of 15 feet of storm surge that is cert

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. >>> tonight, the last photos of baseball great pete rose, appearing with his former teammates. and the medical examiner now revealing his cause of death. >>> the video just in tonight. former president jimmy carter turning 100, right there in his blue ball cap, watching the flyover for his birthday. >>> and tonight, the loss of a beloved actor. we remember a well-known tv dad. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. we have several breaking stories tonight, and of course, the high stakes vice presidential debate. governor tim walz, senator j.d. vance facing off. we'll carry it live at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we do begin tonight with iran's attack on israel. iran launching more than 200 ballistic missiles fired on select targets, including three air bases and israel's intelligence head quarters. israeli defenses and the u.s. military tonight intercepting most of those missiles. tonight, israel is vowing to strike back. the swarm of missiles and intercepts seen over tel aviv. these are the images tonight. similar scenes in the skies

it's the cast of characters whether it's pete alonso a long

pete: anyone living in the city is familiar with people selling bags on the street and taking pictures it's changed. >> you never know who's coming to your home. a lot of these young migrants are now working for food delivery companies and even though you think you know their id, it's not them. they're selling ids and sharing ids and it's part of the underground economy. a lot of these immigrants are kind of divided with their own specialties and for example, the venezuelans, they're the food delivery people. ecuadorens, going to the subway, they're selling fruit and children un- accompanied selling candy and the dangerous trade of human trafficking and prostitution going on all over our city. so this documentary right now on fox nation explores that and there's no resource. there's no recourse and the police go out there and bust these people who do things illegally and we'd like to shell with in sanctuary city means the police are not allowed to notify ice and reporting the same crimes going over and over again. rachel: i went to pay the levels to buy them and no one talking about th

you get pete alonso's home run what he picked up his layoff pumpkin at a market in wisconsin.they cannot do wrong at this point, the mets club. the whole city loving. it's the cast of characters whether it's pete alonso a long time staple or iglesias you are talking about or the hometown gm. so many stories to latch onto as they make this run. tyrone taylor with the two hole. >> john: went through a really bad stretch in may. talked about it in the open. the dodgers went wire-to-wire. i believe the mets were down 10-11 games from the atlanta braves. there is nobody who could have protected that kind of second half run and catch them the way they did basically in the last day of the season, the extra day doubleheader. >> joe: that is fouled off. the dodgers last saw them in may. unrecognizable at this point. doing so might've sparked the turn around. another moment things down my people .2. the dodgers swept them and the team leading afterwards referred to a bunch. >> john: francisco lindor called the players together and said, hey, we've got to be more accountable. are we real

pete did not want to acknowledge that. john dowd told me when he and bart met with rose, that there was agreement for a path back but rubin katz, his lawyer said pete, don't take that deal and they told the commissioner pete is a legend. there was a reply no, baseball is the legend. >> bill: thank you for coming on there. no cause of death given yet from the medical examiner in clark county. we'll await word perhaps later today on that. thank you, jim, from california. pete rose dead at the age of 83, wow. next hour now. >> dana: dangerous development in the middle east. the white house is now warning that iran is preparing an imminent ballistic missile attack on israel and the u.s. is warning of severe consequences for tehran. all of this comes as israeli ground troops are moving deeper into lebanon conducting localized raids on hezbollah positions. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. from baseball to -- >> bill: a lot of things happening. the statement out from the white house, here it is quot

pete did not want to acknowledge that.wd told me when he and bart met with rose, that there was agreement for a path back but rubin katz, his lawyer said pete, don't take that deal and they told the commissioner pete is a legend. there was a reply no, baseball is the legend. >> bill: thank you for coming on there. no cause of death given yet from the medical examiner in clar

he's harder than a hezbollah pager cohost of fox and friends weekend hegseth pete.eering] >> greg: like the sandwich, this rubin is a pile of meat onto tasty bonds. host of the rubin report. and you can't control or even with a baby stroller "new york times" best-selling author katherine "kat" timpf. [cheering] >> greg: and heat hired a team of landscapers to trim his beard. we have got -- [cheering] >> greg: fair enough. before we get to know some news stories let's do this. >> announcer: greg's leftovers. >> greg: okay. i read the leftover jokes we didn't use as always it's my first time reading them so if they are terrible we will make their writer a nanny and send him to greg m off. an article in the atlantic that donald trump was speaking like hitler,'s down, and mussolini. at least he speaking german, russian and italian which is a stark contrast with kamala who struggles with english. according to the daily signal, kamala harris was admitted to law school per program for students with educational disadvantages, economic hardship or disability. all right, both