"new york times" food critic pete wells is revealing himself and calling it quits after years of diningut. martha teichner has the story. >> well, one area that was key -- >> reporter: tucked in a cabinet above the service station. >> in case it might be -- >> reporter: the photograph of pete wells just in case a server suspected "the new york times" restaurant critic might have been sitting a few feet away. that's the universal photo of him? >> yeah, the one photo. >> reporter: ryan bartlow, a chef and co-owner of ernesto's, a basque restaurant in manhattan, was willing to reveal the dirty little secret new york city restaurants don't like owning up to. >> this is our bulletin board. >> reporter: pete wells again along with pictures of other food critics, cheat sheets in the high-stakes game between restaurants out to spot reviewers and lavish them with special treatment and reviewers out to remain anonymous. >> i don't want to say i was terrified. there is always a little bit of nerve. maybe your throat is a little drier or you are more on edge. >> reporter: everything you put into th

one of the best kept secrets in new york city, but now former "new york times" restaurant critic pete wellsts after years of dining out. he shares some food for thought with our martha teichner. >> well, one area that was key -- >> reporter: tucked in a cabinet above the service station. >> in case it might be -- >> reporter: the photograph of pete wells just in case a server suspected "the new york times" restaurant critic might have been sitting a few feet away. that's the universal photo of him? >> yeah, the one photo. >> reporter: ryan bartlow, a chef and co-owner of ernesto's, a bask resque restaurant in manhattan, was willing to reveal the dirty secrets new york restaurants don't like owning up to. >> this is our bulletin board. >> reporter: pete wells again along with pictures of other food critics, cheat sheets in the high-stakes game between restaurants out to spot reviewers and lavish them with special treatment and reviewers out to remain anonymous. >> i don't want to say i was terrified. there is always a little bit of nerve. maybe your throat is a little drier or you are more o

pete: he does it very, very well. it's good to be here. he building said sometimes the beginning of our a blocks are a little awkward. will: really? if. pete: yeah, a little quiet -- rachel: the six? pete: mostly the six. he wakes up later, turns it on from the beginning -- will: who is this producer? if what show because he work on? rachel: it goes two ways. sometimes in the 6 a.m. a because we think no one's watching, we actually -- will: i'm going to move to what we're supposed to do, but that is not how i think. i don't think no one's watching -- rachel: at 6:00? will: no. we don't have anything planned. pete: and sometimes it shows. rachel: the weekend anyway feels like we busted into the buildin- [laughter] pete: that is true. rachel: no one's here, we've commandeered the cameras. let's just have that kind of show today. will: i think we are. rachel: eric, right on. let's go. pete: all right, let's start with this, folks were all over the campaign trail yesterday, all over swing states including donald trump who was in wilmington, nor

well? if how did that work out? >> good. pete: he competed as well? >> he was is 11th. ter mullet. pete: you're number one, dad's 11? but you know that's where you got it from? >> yep. [laughter] my brother cut my hair and then the i got it. pete: you're going back to school. are you excited? you're going to be a popular guy. what are you going to say to your friends? i'm the champ. say i'm the champ. [laughter] rachel: what did you win? if so you're number one in the kids' mullet contest. what does that mean? what kind of prizes do you get? >> tell my mom. joey: what does he get? >> so he gets 5,000 -- rachel: what? >> a gopro -- joey: i was about to say, do you get a belt? >> yeah. he is super excited. joey: you need to take it to school. >> yeah, you have to walk into school with the belt. [laughter] rachel: did i hear disney was in the works maybe? >> that's what he said he wants to do because with we said what do you want to do, and he said i want to go to disney. he's never been there. rachel: amazing. pete: well, we got got a go but, commander, congratulations. go

pete: well, i don't -- will: really interesting, your appetite for that. ink they put it in a press release -- rachel: well, they got the information -- well, how do we know who's calling him? pete: oh, they probably did push that out -- rachel: they said kate's calling him, king charles is calling him, not will. somehow that got out and nothing gets out of buckingham palace without those royals wanting it to the. pete: okay. will: how about that a longhorn game? [laughter] will: rachel: let's do those jazz hands with tim walz at the next game can. will: arch manning. rachel: we're going to move to this, a venezuelan gang is spreading its reach across the country and taking the over an el paso hotel. they're everywhere. how texas officials are responding to the rise in illegal immigrant crime. narrator: when we, the people, rally for a common cause, we become beacons of hope. stand with saint jude against childhood cancer this september because our cause unites all. [laughing] donate now. choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you

well. rachel: she does. petee human side of it is something she's able to relate pretty effectively. rachel: and this is a woman who was raised sort of in eastern europe where they understand what repression and government, totalitarianism and having your rights taken away. it was so funny, she said i never thought this would happen in america. will: yeah. all of which, i guess, will be highlighted in a new memoir, right? melania. should be a fascinating perspective. you just don't hear from her that often. pete had a big sit-down with her a few years ago we had here on "fox & friends", but interesting to the hear from if melania trump. rachel and her husband, sean duffy, have dove into the meteoric expansion of social media and its consequences on family. pete: where do you start on that? will: yeah, that's a big op toic but, luckily, you've got a lot of time with fox nation where you dove into this issue. rachel: yeah. we looked into especially some of these really tragic cases of kids who have gone online and,

pete: well, thank you very much for being here this morning, great to see you.s got some headlines. will: we'll start here, a new york post report reveals the teenager accused of killing four in a georgia high school shooting texted his mother that he was sorry before wednesday's shooting. his grandfather telling to post, the text prompted her to call the high school and warn a counselor of, quote, extreme more than. she apologized to the victims' families yesterday saying i'm so, so sorry and cannot fathom the pain and suffering they're going through right now. >>> a california woman who was missing for over two weeks in the wilderness has been found alive. she disappeared on august 26th from a campsite outside of sacramento and was found on friday at the top of a river canyon not too far from her campsite. she was severe withly dehydrated and e mace quainted and was taken to the hospital. no word on her condition. and those are your headlines. let's check in now with meteorologist adam klotz who's back from michigan. you got anything to say to me or america --

pete: the max, yes. wellview got to president trump who was in las vegas talking about his economic plans. here is his take on vp harris' 5-question interview. >> she had a terrible interview today with the philadelphia tv station, a big word salad. she just kept talking, talking, talking, she had no idea what the hell she was saying. she reminded me of sleepy joe biden. i will fight for and protect social security and medicare with no cuts, no cuts. and we will have no tax on social security benefits for our seniors. [cheers and applause] no tax on social security. and then we wheeled out a great one, and i actually think this is going to be fantastic for the country as well as the worker because a lot of people are going to be working overtime. [cheers and applause] and just yesterday i announced that there will be no taxes on overtime. [cheers and applause] no taxes on overtime. pete: what do you think of that, brian? no taxes on social security, overtime or tips. brian: there's a lot of debate on this one

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pete: -- independents or rural voters? rachel: well wearing a camo hat, you know -- pete: obviously totally into hunting, totally a guy's to guy. brian: if you just wear the right shirt, you don't have to think about ideas. pete: because it's a new generation of leadership. that's what it is. brian: i'm with rachel, i think that's brilliant. rachel: senator bernie sanders -- pete: at least you know where he stands. rachel: that that's what i was going to say. you know, bernie sanders, he's a socialist, he owns it, he tells you what he thinks. and i think in this clip that came out a week or so ago, he was really honest again. listen. >> do you think that is she is abandoning her progressive ideals? >> no, i don't think she's abandoning her ideals. i think he's trying to be pragmatic and doing what she thinks is right in order to win the election. she has another approach to moving toward universal health care. but again, i think on issues like expanding medicare, by expanding social security and lifting the cap on taxable income that t

pete: great question. well topic that's fundamental to our remix, we're a republic, first the it was the u.k., then it's brazil and and now australia threatens fines really for, and, but social media giants, enabling -- here's the word -- misinformation. but what we're also now learning, kamala harris believes that same way. in a -- i don't know if we have the video or not, but if we do, let's show it. kamala harris in 2019 when she wanted to be a candidate talking about the threats to free speech. watch. okay -- rachel: they're loading -- pete: we're going to get it in a second. before we go to her clip, you had michael shellenberger -- rachel: yeah, the journalist charged with looking at the twitter files. we talk about all stuff happening a abroad, we've had our own censorship. and what's concerning our government is the fact that elon musk has freed twitter and unleashed free speech, and our intelligence apparatus and parts of our government are not happy about it. he a talked a little bit about it. listen.

pete: well, he definitely works and today, adam klotz in working overtime in madison ahead of the alabama wisconsin game. we love you. reporter: i love you guys too. there's so much energy and alabama is a touchdown favorite here and how do we feel about this. they're so fun and going to be about this conference we're surfing on them and it's going on top. keep a look at this on the signs and actually right here and she texted you and what did she say about me? >> she really appreciates your energy. reporter: everyone else out there, if you want to text someone that's out here and compliment me and going 100% and give it back to you guys. pete: i don't get walk it like a talk it. don't understand it. cause you run. i thought adam was going to explain but we cut him off. brian: a thousand to nothing victory at this points in the paint in the morning. pete: amazing analysis and we grew up a couple doors down from the party when we were kids and we were cocaptains for the team together and going through high school in minnesota where we grew up and somehow they're letting us host on the coas

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pete: well paid victims on a planet.el: 100% here's ben stiller he says it is time for a change. watch. ♪ ♪ >> what you like about harris platform. >> very excited -- about moving forward and all of the energy, excitement that's around this movement right now. so that's why i'm here because it is, you know, time for change and seems leak it is happening. rachel: he doesn't seem like he believe it is but gaslight she's not really in charge right now she's changed. pete: dick cheney running as change can't in 2008 i'm dick cheney if you want something different elect me in 2008. like never going to happen. but this, that strikes me about the depth of ben stiller i don't say bright guy, so he stood there and said moving forward we want energy, and excitement. and the movement for change. all buzz words. just there because he wants people to tell him how awesome he is. rachel: fox news alert pete said kamala harris is halliburton of this election. [laughter] meghan markle regrets her royal exit because she wished she focused

pete: well, if you love that that song, and i know you did, what you see is what you get is availableant a great american good time to remind you of the times where we celebrate, where we sing hit songs, where we have a great time, we honor the flag, our vets and we have a good time doing it in the midst of doing it, country music rock and roll meets right in the middle, then come see us on tour. rachel: i have a new favorite chris januaryson song. >> well, thank you. joey: i told you. rachel: i know, i know. during the break i saw sunting -- hunting trips being made here. like, it's for real. pete: and you talked about a dip cones at dq. rachel: no, i mean that he was planning a hunting trip -- [laughter] >> wait. the airplane is going right over the head. so, no -- [laughter] i love the dip cone, i really do. no pun if intended, i'm a bass pro man, just like it says and, hey, i'm going to take you on a hunting trip, it's going to be great. joey: wrist -- chris, you're the man. have a great rest of the day. pete: to to church. rachel: happy sunday. ♪ sean: good sunday morn

pete: well, speaking of that candidate, donald trump, he was on with mark levin on life, liberty andnging interview a portion of which talked about israel and what's happening in the war against hamas. and donald trump talked about the jewish vote and how they view kamala harris. take a listen. >> how a jewish person can vote for a democrat but specifically somebody like camilla -- kamala, she wouldn't even meet with bibi when he was -- look, he came over: the prime minister of israel. he's in a war. we're heavily invested in that a war. people are dying. october 7th was a horrific day, just horrific. and now you see people that are picketing saying no such thing ever happened? you know they did that with the holocaust too. they said there was no holocaust. but this one was right next to us because we saw it, we saw it. you saw it, everybody saw it. they saw it. i don't imagine they aren'ting thinking straight. pete: part two airs tonight at 8 p.m. on his policeman. rachel: yeah. interesting. -- on his program. pete: a lot more continuing coverage on this after ace, mom. stay with us

pete. >> we love you, buddy. happy birthday. >> yeah. welllooking, for those of us who are, friday remnants of francine getting into the mid-mississippi river valley, a need of rain out west. saturday we've got beautiful weather. great lakes across to the northeast. new england a superb day. planes into the northwest. sunday, sunday going to be nice in the northeast. rather warm in the plains. desert heat continues and remnants of francine hanging around in the southeast. good. wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall today. a touch warmer, but what you'll notice is it's very windy today, especially for the afternoon. some of those gusts reaching 25 to 35mph. and we come up another few degrees for tomorrow into friday. the weekend, we'll start to see the temperatures cooling down and our coolest day will be on monday with a high of about 73 for some of our warmer inland valleys and spots like >>> and by the way, janet is 80. you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> you look much better than pete. >> well, thank you! >> it never gets old. we

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lutheria pete williams well, coming up, we are tracking hurricane helene as it barrels toward floridarengthening to a category four powerful storm grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. coliseum parking lot and make their way out of the stadium one last time. >> right now, hurricane helene is barreling toward the florida panhandle, forecast to make landfall tonight. the storm has a has strengthened to a major category four hurricane, potentially bringing with it a catastrophic storm surge, damaging winds and flash flooding. the impacts could be felt hundreds of miles inland, in fact, and the entire state is under a state of emergency. millions of people are under mandatory evacuation orders. >> all right, so l

rachel: breakfast prize goes to pete hegseth who ordered the best breakfast we've had in months. wellp watching football, we'll see you tomorrow. neil: you are looking live right now at beirut,

pete: if will was to be a campaign or candidate he's well prepared for that competition. that's right. will: because i lost one -- pete: if you ran for governor of texas you would win because you're a competitive guy. rachel: you would win. will: speaking of competition and candidates this is where president of the united states plan to be this week. kamala harris tuesday in philadelphia. thursday in michigan, and friday in wisconsin. donald trump tuesday in michigan wednesday in new york. saturday in north carolina. pete: pointing out when trump goes through these swing states, trying to target the sometimes voters hey they may be in his camp the key is to find those people with an organization contact them pull them out to vote early or vote on election day. here's the quote from axios he said trump campaign internal prioritize getting to hard to reach low propensity voters those who shown interest in trump by attending rally not necessarily likely to show up at the polls and volunteers told to encourage those they contact to vote before election day by signing up by mai

. >> really inflation data pete najarian. >> well, i think what you are looking at this data yesterdayolutely to say -- talk about trading floor what it looked like starting the day off, incredible ripping move to the upside following that, and the leadership coming from what everybody, to be the high risk area, right we talked about, up 5% yesterday look at same stocks getting pushed downside, same stocks started rallying to upside the nasdaq did hold off a little bit better yesterday early on especially with dow i think interpretation hay look quarter point cuts in front of us, for people to get excited that seem to be what a played out yesterday today a whole new day see a cooling a little bit or are we inflating ppi should be interesting. >> i think it will talking about produce producer price index prices going into mark, tepper even if it comes in pipeline or close to expectations, the story still has impact on u.s. businesses. mark: without a doubt, for all of us inflation has been moderating ppi or cpi good, why my bigger concern i think fed obviously, focusing on it labor mark

shore today, even a few low 90's, san carlos at 90 degrees, santa clara getting also up to 90 well, bill. pete, u.s. as well as free, much sharing that same number hayward all the way up through richmond. it's a tease for you. well, while the creek and danville close to triple digits at 97 vacaville want pay you up to 98 degrees for your high today. now after today, we do see a brief break in the heat saturday and sunday. gorgeous. good timing for those 70's to 80's to return. because next week we are right back to it in your start of october forecast is looking like absolute scorcher with highs climbing back to the triple digits by tuesday. all right, jon, thank. it's 10, 15 and in the south bay. we have 2 women now behind bars after police say they were running a brothel. >> and side of a home in san jose. so earlier this month, san jose police searched a home on mckee road right near 6.80, and inside. they say they found 2 human trafficking victims. both women who are operating this business have been booked into the santa clara county jail. police say it was tips from the public that led t

this is what i spoke to my guests about today, including senator jd vance, as well as pete buttigieg,s and i said to senator vance, why not just focus on immigration? this is an issue that voters have a lot of faith in. donald trump on why not just focus on making the case, why peddling these baseless conspiracy theories? and so there was a robust back and forth about that. and look, i've been talking to allies of the former president. they are concerned kira for the exact reason you are saying, because his strongest issues are issues like the economy and immigration and broadly speaking, health care as a part of the economy. and so why not stay focused on those topics and their concern that this is going to cost him? adding to that, kyra, the concerns about the fact that he's been traveling around with a conspiracy theorist, her name is laura loomer. i've been talking to allies who say she made these comments about vice president kamala harris. a lot of folks thought they were racist, and so they're concerned that those comments that linking himself to this person could hurt him in k

sources tell abc news walz has held mock debates with transportation secretary pete buttigieg, as wells policy sessions with longtime aides and members of the campaign team. >> california's proposition 36 is gaining momentum as we get closer to election day. the measure is aimed at rolling back criminal justice reforms from the past decade and implementing harsher penalties for theft and drug crimes. a statewide survey from the public policy institute finds 71% of likely voters support the ballot initiative, something governor newsom says surprises him. >> prop 36 is a is a real setback, and it appears, appears clearly that the public has a different point of view. >> supporters of prop 36 say it would take current retail theft laws a step further. one change would be upgrading misdemeanor thefts of items worth less than $950 to felonies. abc seven news insider phil matier says crime and public safety are on the top of voters minds, and the poll is a reflection of that. >> they're worried about it. they're fed up with it. they are tired of seeing, you know, the massive shoplifting, the

pete: he had some brewed up outside i assumed you would come back with two cups. will: we also have the fired apartment coffee as wellcaliber coffee. pete: you slept ten hours and got yourself coffee. rachel: i made espresso in my office. i'm going to throw this out and go get that stuff. will: is much better i should've gotten you something. usually we have coffee waiting for us and i only got one cup, my apologies. rachel: he is old and selfish. will: here's what you missed when you were sound asleep. president trump appeared at the game and alabama, he was met by a raucous and supportive the crowd chanting usa, usa as he was put on the jumbotron at the game. clay travis also stood up at halftime it appeared with donald trump, we will have some of that just a moment. i will say before we hear from president trump, one thing you notice the glass all the way to the top. pete: that's not a product of the box? rachel: i noticed that too. will: most luxury boxes, not that i know, have class that go up only about halfway and i see that is going up all the way to the top. rachel: it's important to note that. he's also hav

sources tell abc news walz has held mock debates with transportation secretary pete buttigieg, as wellpolicy sessions with longtime aides and members of the campaign team. >> california's proposition 36 is gaining momentum as we get closer to election day. the measure is aimed at rolling back criminal justice reforms from the past decade and implementing harsher penalties for theft and drug crimes. a statewide survey from the public policy institute finds 71% of likely voters support the ballot initiative, something governor newsom says surprises him. >> prop 36 is a is a real setback, and it appears, appears clearly that the public has a different point of view. >> supporters of prop 36 say it would take current retail theft laws a step further. one change would be upgrading misdemeanor thefts of items worth less than $950 to felonies. abc seven news insider phil matier says crime and public safety are on the top of voters minds, and the poll is a reflection of that. >> they're worried about it. they're fed up with it. they are tired of seeing, you know, the massive shoplifting, the t

pete, as well as clearwater and down in gulfport we're at a marina where you can see behind me a part of the year out here the seawall was damaged by the rising tide and all of the storm surge associated with this, you can see where this part of the pier here just broke off and it's pushed up against this long seawall here up and drive up and down this portion of st. pete really shows that much of this neighborhood is in the dark. there is a good amount of debris and we're still seeing all of this storm water, the storm surge push into off of the gulf as well as from tampa bay you know, kind of going into today, we knew that where we were in gulfport was going to flood because we've covered two other hurricanes and that's where we had prepositioned. but going into the afternoon today, we really knew it was going to be particularly more dire situation because all of that water just started to rush. and when you look at the radar, the storm at that time was still to the southwest of us. of course now it's continued on that track north even with the storm staying off about 100 miles to t

in this case, it was constantly -- well, you know pete moore did it. the direction at all. in fact, d.a. poynter was about to put pete on the prosecution team is a key witness against paul. making pete work with the same people who at one point were hoping to put him in prison. that uncomfortable fact was irresistible catnip for paul's defense attorney. pete's first day on the stand. coming up. the defense says it was pete who had the motive to kill one man and implicate another. a master plan that would give him everything he wanted. >> peter is the one who is indicated -- i broken down. i want to be in that farming operation. what better way to take out roberto and to take out paul? >> when dateline continues. ne air wick. every year millions of noses are ghosted by their plug-ins. new air wick advanced. our ground-breaking plug-in that pulses scent for staying power, up to 60 days. plus a fragrance boost button. our noses won't be ignored again. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, rel

>> well, good morning, pete, racheling and will. if i mean, this is huge.charge of hezbollah since 1992, so for 322 years. -- 322 years. not only as the leader who has helped put hezbollah on the map, per se, moving it to both military capability and, of course, what they've done politically in lebanon, but also almost as a spiritual leader also. so this is a big deal. yes, he's been a terrorist for decades, and hezbollah's been designated as a terrorist organization by most of the world over the past couple of decades. his most senior adviser who was just killed last week, ibrahim akill, was responsible for or took a part in the beirut bombing that killed 241 of our usama chiens and -- marines and soldiers back in 193. -- 1993. will: what do you make of the series of events that has unfolded over the past week, week and a half with what appears to be starting with the pager explosions, then the follow-up strikes across lebanon and now this? israel has embarked on a major offensive against hezbollah. why now and what is -- where is it leading next for israe

walz mocked debating transportation secretary pete buttigieg. it's going well. >> going great. >> a fellow minnesota lawmaker, congressman tom emmer, helping vance prepare. you're going to see jd literally expose tim walz for the radical liberal that he is. rachel bade, abc news, washington. >> you can watch the debate right here on abc seven. live coverage begins at 5 p.m. tomorrow. it's also streaming on disney plus and hulu. generation x has become the economy's struggling middle child. a new study explores the financial predicaments and power of that than jeopardy! and then catch a special edition of world news at ten. then stay with us for abc seven news at 1030 and 11. a strike deadline is set for 12:01 a.m. tomorrow at ports along the entire east and gulf coast. it could become the most disruptive strike to the u.s. economy in decades. members of the international longshoremen's association are set to walk off the job at three dozen facilities spread across 14 port authorities. it's important to note that no west coast ports are involved. the strike coul

the privy action as well. peteof conversation around iran for the last couple of decades as of and the pursuit of a nuclear weapon and the way to deter that. how does this conflict that's brewing even more so, change iran's calculation for a bomb? we know how this administration feels about a deal but israel has in a clandestine way attacked iranian nuclear sites and set their progress back. how does it change that? >> iran is going to continue to realize israel can reach out and either destroy facilities directly or indirectly through other means they're proving it over and over again. unfortunately, yes, removing the sanctions on iran has allowed them to accelerate the process towards them getting nuclear weapons. but, what is best to note now is israel's keeping it's a word and saying iran cannot become a nuclear power. i would suspect they would pull out all the stops to ensure that never happens. >> thank you for joining us this morning we appreciate it. let's move from other people's borders to our border. be

out of pinellas park, we are servicing around greater tampa bay saint pete area as well and today we are setting up a location in augustine georgia area as we continue to move north we are looking at tennessee and north carolina. this is a historic disaster. i think this will go down as one of the biggest things we have seen and i don't know how many years. >> you know better than i. a lot of people just simply cannot leave their homes. parts of south carolina, north carolina. how do people find out about you smell the cooking there and want to get to that. >> the best way is social media. facebook, instagram whatnot. where we are going to be. where individual meals can be picked up. we are trying to get into these communities. where there has been a large number of people impacted or large part of the community impacted. it is a pretty small town, but that whole town is underwater. it was underwater. it is bad. i was there yesterday. as you move across. we also have a bulk meal pickup service where organizations looking at taking food out to different parts of the regions can call a

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we will look for more this morning on "meet the press," when kristen is joined by pete buttigieg as wellrepublican vice presidential nominee jd vance. >>> the red carpet is out for a big night in hollywood, celebrating the best of the year in television at tonight's prime time emmy awards. some sam brock with a preview. >> reporter: tv's biggest night in lalaland. if you're thinking, didn't this just happened? yes, it is the second emmys this calendar year because of the strikes. two shows expected to clean up have combined for almost 50 nominations as a pair of hilarious hosts will make the night a family affair providing a little levity. the emmys, tv's biggest awards, this year featuring a father/son duo for the first time, co-hosts eugene and dan levy. >> this year they're going high brow. >> no, they said eyebrow. >> reporter: while the levies provide comic relief, "shougun" scoring 25 nominations and a favorite to sweep through the drama categories. and while it might not seem like a comedy, "the bear," also from fx, expected to devour the competition with 23 emmy nominations, the

strategy, putting surrogates out there like governor shapiro and senator fetterman, and pete buttigieg saying, weller expectations. because what she has to ultimately do is reconcile the fact that more than half of the country believe that the country is headed in the wrong direction. don't forget that. and that is under her watch, that she is still presiding over, and she's got to reach that audience out there. and, look, i don't give any advice, but if i were, i would think, to harris' point, trump really has to be careful to not belittle her or treat her disrespectfully, because the harris campaign has made it very clear they are going after women, they going after the reproductive rights angle. that's what they think is their strongest play. so anything he does that perhaps is offensive isn't going to be a win for him. >> harris: can i say one more point on that? wouldn't talk about abortion -- because you brought it up, too come on women -- it would be helpful if he maybe talked with a few women going into the debate about maybe who made the choice of an abortion and wish they hadn't, to have

. >> emily: i would do that for free and seems the compensation would be well. >> pete: trying to wraplan? what does that look like? can you get off the ship? >> lawrence: no, no. this looks like the titanic all over again. stay away from that fox news alert. any minute now, biden heads back to the white house where he and kamala harris will meet in the situation room after an american-israeli hostage is killed by hamas. our conch continues in a moment. ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) relax, you booked a vrbo. (♪) ♪limu emu♪ ♪& doug.♪ and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪stand back i'm going to show ya,♪ ♪how doug and limu roll, yeah!♪ ♪ ♪you know you got to live it,♪ ♪ ♪if you want to win...♪ [bump] time out! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty,♪ ♪liberty, liberty.♪ sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. right now, save up to $1,000 during our labor d

pete: looking to tease out anybody that might be a trump supporter and try to shame them. will: well and patrick mahomes wife. rachel: britney mahomes. will: yeah and the view spent time being racist. caitlyn clark, i don't know. she's white and controversial. good at basketball in the wnba. why those two in particular have to be singled out. there's hundreds of athletes going for them rachel: very good point. will: aurora police made more arrests and warrants after three of the men identified for that and going for the complex and charges include first degree burglary and mannansing with the firearm -- menacing with the firearm and going for that and not able to connect the suspects for the venezuelan gang tren de aragua. they're making policy changes with a second look at dei and manufacturing with corporate training for this business operation and going with speakers going to need approval and caterpillar is the latest in a growing place to scale back or ban the policies. shohei ohtani getting a standing ovation and getting game back and only member of the 50/50 club and just keep

well, chemical weapons were used by the germans. you know, during the 1st of all, the more against the, the, the, the, the british and the french libra. from here, the, then will the pete, you know, for that well, that terrible gas. it was a terrible crime. even though all the media tree people are killed because everyone southern down, stuart how vulnerable you may need to, you know, and, and, and of course the, it's a, it's a way to, for some, i'm sorry, crazy, but additions or long state asked us to see quote, demi nation, because what did they do? even if they what, exit, all the gays, community personnel. okay. communication, getting in touch with your soul just as an essential bob. well, what if i, if you can get in touch with your soul just now? you know, i mean you, you cannot continue us resisting. so it's a way to world domination sound like we can use weaponized. ational possible devices can be dictate the what. and what is the reaction of the west instead of talking about the central to you instead of saying, hey, something terrible? cuz jessica, can you hear a she says jessica. instead they say part of the time it would not be worse. but i think it was jus

dana is guests include former presidential candidate pete buttigieg, as well as senders tom cotton and raphael warnock. thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time when your kid is hurting. >> and there's nothing you can do about it that's the worst feeling in the world. i don't think anybody ever expects to hear that their child has cancer. it's always one of those things that happens to somebody else. but did definitely feels like your soul was sucked out of your body when they tell you that it's your baby you would do anything to get them to the best place that they can be further treatment and i knew with everything in my soul that was st. >> jude and that we had to get here join the battle to save lives during childhood cancer awareness month by supporting st. jude children's research hospital please call or go online right now and become a st. jude partner and hope for $19 a alone. >> my name is hunter st. jude because i heard osteosarcoma osteosarcoma is a special cancer that's in the back so they had to him if you take my life my hero her say j

news contributor joe conscious with us alone g with foxcohost and friends weekend co-host pete hegseth as well as piece. let's get your take. stay out of the campaign. does the duck and dodge we've and hide and weave and avoid the media strategy? i does it work in the end? no. >> i think donald trump is in a good position. i don'k donaldt that naively.atw i don't say that wistfully. i say that becauseistf she's got to test the bounds of how far she cae boundsn go with a c press to say nothing. thing.she had a three on one de. everyone knows what they thinkns of donald trump. everyone's got an impression of him. you've got a lot of people out f him.to there looking for an excuse him to vote for him because they know their four years under trump were so much better financially or secur national security wise. just the state of america crime and the immigratioitn. m an they want to vote for him. and then they look at kamala. they watched the debaten thet e >> she spent two or three weeks preparing for it like like a like a college freshman. n. she could give us some rehearsed lines. but if you're

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pete buttigieg: no. >> stephen: it rarely turns out well for them in the argument. >> pete buttigieg: i don't know howried if i don't go on there and say it, they are not going to hear it otherwise. >> stephen: people talk a lot about the calcification of political support in america like there's a hard support for both of the parties. do you think that's true? it's always about turnout, the base is the base. you can there's a possibility to loosen that gordian knot? >> pete buttigieg: absolutely. i still think politics is about persuasion. yes of course turnout matters a great deal. we'll be focusing a lot on that. especially a moment like this when you have the top of the ticket on the republican side that has walked away from a lot of values that matter to conservatives as well as liberals. it's great moment to try to scramble some of the political -- we may have set a record for how many republicans spoke at our democratic national convention. that might be true. there's potential. >> stephen: one of the reasons you are great on fox is that you deftly diffuse some egregious arguments or statements

rachel: breakfast prize goes to pete hegseth who ordered the best breakfast we've had in months. well it was excellent. pete: keep watching football, we'll see you tomorrow. neil: you are looking live right now at beirut, lebanon,some northern israel -- and northern israel where tensions are rising by the minute. the israeli military says it did, indeed, take out the pleaser -- leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah is dead. we are on it with israeli ambassador to theup, danny danon, general jack keane and many, many more. welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. developments out of the middle east that are shaking the idea of global stability and perhaps a widening war. let's get the latest from nate foy right now in tel aviv. nate, what can you tell us in. >> reporter: hey, neil. massive breaking news, it is confirmed that the leader of hezbollah for 32 years, hassan nasrallah, is dead after an israeli airstrike tarted the group's headquarters underground in beirut yesterday. israel's defense minister moments ago explained why israel carried out this strike. >> it was an immediate threa

preparations for the vice presidential debate on october 1st are well underway. petettigieg helping tim walz get ready, reportedly acting as a jd vance standin. vivek ramaswamy joins us now. we're going to get to a moment to your book and fox nation special and something airing on fox tonight that you're working on. first, what do you make of kamala harris jumping at the opportunity to debate and donald trump saying i'm good? >> well, look, the reality is, they want to go back to cnn which already hosted a debate, do the same format without any people on the room and likely biased moderators. there's a conversation about whether or not there will be a different format with a town hall where you hear directly from voters, where moderators and networks can't really tilt the scales quite as easily, maybe with a different network, maybe even fox hosting that debate i think that would provide a sense of balance and true diversity but at this point what are people going to get out of another staged charade? i think donald trump has a great point and the reality is, is conne