stuart: coming up for you, the women's swim team at roanoke college in virginia say they were forcediological male and now feel abandoned by their school. what's this? -- watch this. >> [inaudible] to race against a biological man. the ncaa is not protecting women. >> i could not eat or sleep. stuart: we'll have tomi lahren have a look at that one shortly. >>> the liberal media momenting down after nancy pelosi was told to leave her private office on capitol hill. they're calling the move petty and authoritarian. more on that next. ♪ get out right now. ♪ it's the end of you and me. ♪ it's too late and i can't wait for you to be gone -- ♪ 'cuz i know -- ♪ ♪ this is american infrastructure. megawatts of power, rails and open road, and essential services of every kind. all running on countless invisible networks, making it a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends the systems running america's infrastructure. for these services. for the 336 million of us living here. ♪ gold terra is drilling deep and rediscovering high gra

carson, thank you for coming to roanoke college. we're so you're here. my question is, you talked a little bit about loving neighbor and having productive conversations even in the midst of disagreements. and i feel like it's really hard to do that these days, especially with the internet. so do you have any advice on how to have those productive conversation points instead of just getting into an argument. well, for one thing, i try not to talk negatively about people. you can always find something good to say about people. and the fact of the matter is, you can take the most left wing person and the most right wing person. they're going to agree on 90% of stuff, but we allow the manipulators to take that 10% and the massage it in the group and then make it into the most important thing when it really is not that important. and we need to learn how to compromise. the my way or the highway philosophy does not work in a diverse society. so take a foreign example. an issue like energy. you have a bunch of people over here in the green corner who say green,

roanoke college in virginia. they feel betrayed after forced to team up with a transgender athlete. david spunt in live with more on the girls' story and now they are public. david, hello. >> these swimmers are calling on the ncaa to make these changes and now. according to the team the trans swimmer was originally on the means team and some new the swimer on the men's team. he has his withdrawn. riley gaines joined swimmers at roanoke college yesterday to state their concerns to the public. the independent women's forum is supporting the group. >> being a female athlete is difficult. not easy. to throw in issues like this of a biological man entering their space and being told they need to deal with it and they need to handle it and be silent and they got what they wanted is not acceptable. >> bill: governor youngkin says in virginia we're committed to fairness in women's sports. i stand with roanoke college swimmer. the school says because roanoke college is committed to the success and well-being of every stud

this morning, members of the roanoke college women's swimming team are calling for change after a translete was allowed to join their team. >> it is my wish for women to have fair competition, to have their voices heard and to be protected. >> did the school gave a transgender athlete permission to swim with the women's team? two years after swimming with the men's team, that swimmer has since withdrawn the request, but ten members of the women's team are now calling on usa swimming and the ncaa aa to change the rules that allow transgender athletes to compete to raise the swimmer who has an advantage in the water that our bodies may never possess. >> last year, leah thomas at the university of pennsylvania became the first trans athlete to win a division one national championship. >> chip riley gains, who lost to thomas, is supporting the roanoke college team. it shouldn't have to take bravery or courage to speak up for the fair treatment of women and girls. >> and if leaders cannot find it in themselves to do that, then we need different leaders. >> roanoke college says its board vote

at roanoke college when she was just a baby. her parents brought her to see dr. carson after a diagnosis involving her brain. her parents wanted another opinion before getting a risky surgery on such a young child. they brought her to dr. ben carson. dr. carson believed she did not need the surgery and that the symptoms would eventually pass. he was right. he helped her avoid a risky surgery. she continued to see him until she was seven years old and now she is here with us tonight to listen to his wise words once again. but enough from me. let's give a warm, but loud maroon welcome to dr. ben carson. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> thank you very much. i'm delighted to be here at roanoke college. such a beautiful setting. so serene, i hope you all are really enjoying it. now, most the times these days people have a little disclaimer, they say i'm on this board or i'm with this group so you have to take everything with a grain of salt. i have a disclaimer to make and that is i am not politically correct. [laughter] >> now

. >> john: roanoke college in virginia faces growing calls for policies that protect women's sports.ool allowed a transgender swim who used to be on the men's team to compete with women. david spunt and new reaction to the hot button issue in schools across the country. >> the school is following the ncaa regulations which continues to evolve. members of the women's swim team are upset and calling on the ncaa to make changes and do it now. former college swimmer riley gaines, advocate for keeping women's sports teams made up of biological women, joined swimmers at roanoke college to state their concerns to the public. >> this was a mediocre man vying to compete with the women's team and turns into a record smasher, destroying all the women's records. it's abysmal, and nothing short of criminal to be frank with you. >> virginia governor youngkin says we are committed to women's sports, i stand with the swimmers to seek an even playing field, its common sense. the school says because roanoke college is committed to the success and well-being of every student and the first time they had

the captains of the roanoke college womens swim team were forced to convince a biological male student not to compete with them and here is what the team said at a press conference earlier today. >> why do they even -- racing against a biological man. every woman is being consumed -- for the first time i considered quitting something i had loved doing my whole life. >> ncaa is not protecting women. legal obligation to protect opportunities for athletes, instead we are forced to practice and race against a biological male. >> sean: roanoke college responded to our request confirmed they had planned a board meeting on the subject before the student withdrew their request. they voted to adopt the ncaa policy on the issue. in maine, listen to this story, outraged growing thereafter one high school runner who placed 172. 17 172nd in the boys division, came in 4th place in the girls division. after coming out as transgender. okay. here with reaction, director of what is now the leadership institute, riley gaines is with us, riley how are you? >> i am doing great, sean, great to see you. >> s

(inspirational music) >> laura: shocked and confused. >> that's how the women of the roanoke women teambeing told that a man was joining their women's team. the transgender student previously competed as the a man for the men's team and sat out last year to transition. but, instead of accepting this in silence, the brave women on the team, they fought back. >> i never expected to be blindsided by a men wanting to compete against me and my teams. why would i try to swim if i was going to have to swim against biological women. the ncaa is not protecting women. i could not eat or sleep and spent a lot of time. it was hard to function because every moment i had assume the role a normal i never agreed to be a part of. >> joining me now is tulsi gabbard, fox news contributor, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi, now, it took guts for these young women to speak out as they did. the transgender student ended up leading the team. but why did this have to happen in the first place. i mean, and again, more ever the damage thed into of nod of the biden administration. more of the damage being done an

this was a men's swimmer that decided on the roanoke men's swimming team that decided he was a womanted to swim on the woman's swimming team. when they started the training process the women said this guy will beat all of our teams. they weren't given an option at all. this is the leah thomas situation. it's going to be pleaing out unfortunately in a lot of schools. what the these girls are all asking for, i think, is a very honest and transparent status by the ncaa. the ncaa needs to say that men who identify as women don't get to become women's champions. i give credit to these women for speaking out on this story. but they shouldn't have to do this. i'll just point out two things additionally, martha. i think this is important and riley gains has done a good job making this argument. she works at outkick with us now. at some point inclusion becomes exclusion. when you include men that identify as women, they are excluding women from being able to stand on that winner's table and be able to win championships. that's wrong. also you know what we're not seeing at all, martha? we're n

elizabeth: okay, this hot controversy of the roanoke college women's swim team in virginia stood outts and biological male attempted to join their swim team. we're live in dc with the story and david god to see you. >> you too . these girls are upset ask calling on the ncaa to make changes and now according to the team, the trans swimmer was on the men's team and some of the womens team members knew the swimmer was on the men's team and has withdrawn from the women's team citing the public pressure and riley gains an advocate for keeping women's sports team made up of biological swimmers joined swimmers at roanoke to state concerns to the public. >> this was a mediocre man who is vying to compete with the women's team and turns into a record smasher destroying all the women's records. it's abysmal and nothing short of criminal to be totally frank with you. reporter: ro roanoke released a statement because they're committed to the success and wellbeing of every student and the first time they'd encountered this situation, the administration launched a process to inform our decision on

and there was -- that group of people is the roanoke swim female swim team.hey are extremely tight unit of 17 minute members. that 17 members over the summer found out that there was going to be a trans athlete competing with them. she said look, two years ago, when this swimmer was on the men's team. we found out they were going to transition. we said best of luck with that. we support you. we had no idea this athlete was going to be on our team and smash our records and take our -- at least one slot. >> steve: the team was told you're going to have a biological male on your team. and apparently the coach said the rules for this male swimmer, there were a couple of rules. he, formerly he, biologically born male. let me make it simple like that. he could not compete in any relays and could not use the women's locker room. at one point though, apparently the school said if the swim team had a problem with the swimming suit that this person wore, they would have to deal with it themselves. rather than take that on they didn't say anything. then this biologicall

it's the same thing we're seeing happen in roanoke.s was a mediocre man who is vying to compete with the women's team and then turnse into this record smasher, thendestroying all the women's records. it's abysmal. and i think it's nothing short of criminat of to bel, to: totally frank with you. >> now, you have come e outu -- and you've been outspoken. you have really taken a lot of garbage from a lot of people. u get prt when you showurpris up at a different events. has that paredt you since you've just been outspoken on an issue that i think mosat it americans agree with you on? >> you know, it does. it doeiss me, because i'm saying the most basic thing men aree we men. women are women. here arethere are two sexes ands cannot change your . i mean som, it's -- it's somethg we learn in fifth grade biology. witt you people with phds,g professors who are teaching the totath l opposite. and if you don't teachg the opposite and you are adheringac to the facti mean that there are only male and female, you could lose your job. 's crazyi mean

. ♪ ♪hat' >> laura: shocked and confused, that is how the women of the roanoke college swim team feltng told that a man was joining the women's team. the transgender student previously computed as a man for the men's team and set out to stransition last year.th but instead of accepting this in silence, the brave women on the team fought back. >> i never expected to be blindsided directly against metm and my team. why would i have to race against a biological man? i cannot eat, sleep, and i spent a lot of time dealing with this. e role a normal i never agreed to be a part of. >> joining me now is tulsi gabbard, fox news contributor, former >> laura: 20 me now is tulsi gabbard fox news for contributor from former hawaii congresswoman. n to for these women to speadid.k out as they did.ing the transgender student ended u leaving the team, but why did this have to happen in the firs place? and again, this is more of theto damage caused by the nod of the biden administration or the damage being done and they don'y care because this is their cou policy. >> laura, you are exactly right. when

. >> sandra: women swimmers from roanoke college in virginia are speaking out about having biological men competing in female sports. they say they were forced to accept a transgender male on their team and that that swimmer took a year off to transition. before that swam on the school's men's team. the case has many similarities to that of lia thomas, the first trans athlete to win an ncaa championship. brian kilmeade is here. i was just saying to this off camera, i can't help but think, i follow this so closely,ing, track and field, we are reporting on the women who do speak up as hard as that is. this is happening all over the country and there are women afraid to speak up, they don't want to be targeted or labelled as something awful. but this particular case, why does this keep happening? >> brian: and this is unbelievable. thank goodness riley gaines has something to turn to, and roanoke, i did not check out the swimming record, but all 17 swimmers are very tight. before the athlete decides to transition, they seemingly know him and says i'm going to transition, they go best of

one neighborhood in southwest roanoke, virginia, is throwing there had in with an unlikely three-year-old star. >> he is the star. he loves getting dressed up as a police man a fireman and when we pose the idea we said would you like to be in a commercial and he was thrilled . >> he is adorable. the father of the three-year-old said they both like to ride bikes in the area but don't often feel safe when they are out and about. the neighborhood racks up the most votes, they get the sign . by october 27th. good luck. >>> that will do it for the news a 9:00. coming up next, the drew barrymore shall. enjoy it . [theme mus ic] [cheering]] hi, everybody! thank you so much for coming today. welcome to the show. "rossy" ross mathews. hi, everybody! hi. welcome, welcome. [cheering] i love this peach. drew: i love you. i love you. all right, should we hit some headlines?

palsy in virginia has always had a one wish, to be part of his brother and sister's football team our roanokee moment those dreams finally came true. >> ready let's go >> reporter: that child is an inspiration to me every day. >> is he ishows up to avenue practice and game. it means a lot >> but if you pass it. >> makes me feel super happy that he gets to do the stuff i love >> yeah, it's going to hurt a little bit not used to wearing a helmet >> reed ready for the zeke special >> he is the exam prime minister of of example of what determination is >> ready, one, two, three, zeke! >> he doesn't ever really seem to be upset that he has limitations or things that hold him back he's still a blessing. i wouldn't change anything about him. >> mommy was super proud of you. and so is your whole team. >> it gives you a different perspective on your own life there's no reason for any of us to sit around and not count our blessings, honestly. >> our thanks to logan brown for bringing us that beautiful story. how could you not root for zeke. that was amazing >> invaluable less sons, it's not what you ca

this trip to israel rock it alerts were heard in various locations across east roanoke, only in the southern communities, but also in central parts of the country. here and telling me we heard the siren and to me south system is working of course, and also too loud. sounds all into section and this is why we move a life position little bit closer to the entrance to down the wrong med for to be able to run there in case this happens again. also jerusalem was under attack at the same time and its residents wherever the cool thing about he ran into section sounds also missile defense system is activated, of course, to direct seats in the southern citizen. if i just don't enough cologne. and we are now receiving reports that we can not unfortunately independently verify right now about enrollment and the man injured there. and he is, you just said that there was a rocket spouse in the area near the is really international airports. been booty on and it's hard to panic among passengers inside the building because they heard that. but we have been receiving reports that the incoming and out coming

roanoke college women's swim team is calling on the ncaa and university to step in and act now.n us on that. join john roberts and me live at the top of the hour. >> kayleigh: looks like president biden's dog may have bit off more than he can chew. commander is finally given the boot from the white house after biting a white house grounds keeper. 12th known biting incident for the 2-year-old german shepherd. what the white house said. >> how many times has that dog bitten the bidens? >> i would refer you to the secret service and also the first lady's office. >> ok. it's the 12th known incident of this dog biting a white house staffer. a lot of times when that happens there is a lawsuit. isn't the president worried about getting sued? >> i would refer you to the secret office or the first lady's office. >> kayleigh: smart to avoid questions on this, a walk down memory lane when jen psaki did not have information on the bites. >> watch released secret service records on dog bites involving the first dog, one email said secret service agents were bitten every day for eight days at

i'm delighted to be here at roanoke college, such a beautiful setting, so serene. i hope you all are really enjoying it. most of the time these days people have a little disclaimer. they say i'm on this board were with this group so you have to takelt everything with a grain f salt. i have a disclaimer to make and that is i am not politically correct. [laughter] [applause] that certainly doesn't mean i intentionally offend people, but i've discovered these days that it's almost impossible to talk without offending somebody over something so i don't twist myself into a pretzel trying to make sure that i don't offend anybody, but the freedom of speech is such an important component of who we are as a nation and it's an important part of the american dream. some people notice that we're the only country with a dream. there's no french drain, there is no portuguese dream, noted nigerian, canadian dream. canadians thought they had one until recently, but we are the only ones -- [laughter] who actually have a dream and this is a destination for so many people throughout

touting its commitment to the well-being of every student adding because this was the first time roanokeched a process to help inform our decision on transgender student athletes participation in all sports at the college. the school dollars board of trustees decided to follow ncaa guidelines which include meeting the sports standard for documented testosterone levels prior to competition in the regular season. prior to any participation in an ncaa championship and, again, prior to participation in nontraditional segment competition. >> guardian reports the world aquatics organization canceled plans to debut open category for transgender swimmers that the weekend's swimming world cup in berlin, germany after no entries were received. bret? >> bret: david, thank you. up next, the panel on the search for a house speaker. the economy, and candidate casino. ♪ ♪ we're not writers, but we help you shape your financial story. ♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesses across nearly 160 markets. ♪ we're not a startup, but our innovation labs use new technologies to help k

the same thing at roanoke.ediocre man vying to compete with the women's team and turns into a record smasher destroying all the women's records. >> sandra: you rewind a couple years ago. i don't know if anybody would believe it is happening today. >> 2023 feels like something out of a horror film for these women who now is the worst year on record. >> sandra: she was referencing the track and field athlete in maine. a male athlete that transitioned to compete with the women. he was about 200th place in his division in the men's group and dominated women. >> the problem as you said before there is no mature people stapleding up and calling a spade a spade. no one saying this is objective facts even if you take testosterone and steps to transition. a lot of people don't make themselves transition. they expect all the women to follow along and say they are a different gender. a minority tyranny. women who fought for title ix are losing. >> bill: we hope to hear from these swimmers. thank you for coming in, carolin

the swimmers roanoke college, finally got together and called a press conference and said, "look whenenough is enough." watch. >> all of my feelings turned to fear. >> never expected to be blindsided directly against me and my team spirit >> [indistinct] >> they said that the ncaa is gaslighting them an emotional blackmail. they were calling on the ncaa, enough is enough. there has been influx of trans individuals in women's sports, biological men. and they say we feel helpless, we feel shunned, and please stop this. >> carley: speaking of sports, there was a group of kids in chicago, youthful football players lost their house because it's turned into migrant shelter. >> they have no say in this and the community had no idea if this was coming. this is in chicago. this program is very popular for these kids. they showed up in their football uniforms as you can see at this public hearing that happened because they were so upset. the residents are speaking out and say the sanctuary city, it is one thing to be the sanctuary city but the city of chicago did, that is most upsetting peer en

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one neighborhood in southwest roanoke, virginia throwing their hat in the ring.ar of the video. he -- he loves getting dressed up and you know as policemen, firemen. when we posed the idea to him. he was super thrilled to do it. >> the father of 3-year-old brocks says they both like to ride bikes in the area but sometimes they don't feel safe on the bikes out and about. the neighborhood that racks up the most votes by the public by october 27th wins. we wish him good luck. i think he is a more welcome guy than what i would be like the old man on the lawn with the -- sprinkler saying slow down. >> i think if you are a talent agent, you need to sign brooks now. you see what he's going to look like when we're older. we're good. >> brooks' dad. >> you have a son that's an actor. so -- i'm sure that they see gianna come in and they're like all right, sign him up. >> i hope. he's got big personality so hopefully that helps. you can see him like -- yelling the words and mouthing it. slow down! but hey, especially during you know, in the neighborhoods and near kids defin

you can see most cities right now starting out in the mid 40s from santa rosa to roanoke park at 4448 your monday. we're going to warm up nicely. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. this area of low pressure right here is spinning into utah was responsible for the showers on saturday. the cooler temperatures to start out the weekend that's pushing off to the east. now we have this ridge of high pressure inching closer to california, supplying us with sunny weather. the week ahead. and a warming trend, especially by wednesday and thursday. here's future weather today. any fog we have this morning is very limited. it burns off quickly. the coast will see a lot of sunshine today. we'll have temperatures that are comfortable, mild, a bit above average for this time of the year. most of us going into the 70s and 80s by about 3:04 p.m, 70in the city today, 73 in oakland, 79. in san jose, about 80in santa rosa, 83. in fairfield, half moon bay, mostly sunny skies this afternoon and temperature of 63 degrees. the three day forecast shows you a warming trend gets underway here tomo

thank you to our graphics department our weather department as well 79 in roanoke on thursday.4 you're 53 by saturday. and pittsburgh 80 on thursday. 59 by saturday so break out the corn dogs it's time for the temperature roller coaster >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we could do that as well. take a look at how much hotter it's going to be as we approach the end of the week. it was so nice to have a fall break over the weekend, fall-like temperatures. but we're headed for the low to mid-90s over the next few days, going back to summer. and with the hot temperatures, low humidity and a breezy wind, we could also see an increased fire danger. we're going to be watching out for that for the hills, weather. guys >> al, thank you. >>> just ahead the road to the world series starts today with a pioneering general manager who helped her team land the playoffs we're going to hear from this trail blazer she's opening doors for women in all sports that story and a can't miss morning boost coming up right after this s shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 5

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originally from bryant, texas and roanoke, virginia she spent 22 years as a reporter the new york timesest book, she writes in her preface " my mission is to describe just one of the new deals most significant achievements, clearing out the vicious jungle that was the nation's financial landscape in the 1920's and replacing it with a well tended terrain where ordinary americans could save and invest with confidence. ." >> on this episode of book notes +. ♪ >> c-span's documentary competition is back celebrating 20 years with the theme this year, looking forward well considering the past. we are asking middle and high school students to address one of these questions -- what is the most important change like to see in the next 20 years in america or over the past 20 years, what has been the most important change in america? we are giving away $100,000 in total prizes with a grand prize of $5,000 and every teacher who has students participate in this year's competition has the opportunity to share a portion of an additional $50,000. the deadline is friday, january 19, 2024. for informatio

originally from brian, texas, and roanoke, virginia. spent 22 years as a reporter with "the new york times." in her latest book, taming the street, she writes in her preface, quote, my mission is to describe just one of the new deal's most significant achievements. clearing out the vicious jungle that was the nation's financial landscape in the 1920's. and replacing it with a well tended terrain where ordinary americans could save and invest with confidence. >> author diana enriques. available on. c-span now free mobile app or whereverou get your podcast. >> as part of our new series, we are asking you what books do you think shaped america? >> the book is the fury by william faulkner. >> to kill a mockingbird. >> join in the conversation by smithing your pick for the boo you think helped shape this country. go to our website, c-span.org/booksthat-shaped-amer ica. select record video. in 30 secos or less tell us your pick and why. be se to watch books that shaped america live every moay at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> a healthy democrac

including "the way sard of lies," originally from bryan, texas, and roanoke, virginia serk spent 20 years with "the new york times," in her latest book "taming the street" she writes in her preface, quote, my mission is to describe just one of the new deal's most significant achievements, clearing out the vicious jungle that was the nation's financial landscape in the 19 20's and replacing wit a well-tended terrain where ordinary americans could save and invest with confidence. >> author diana henriques on this episode of book ♪s+. the u.s. house is entering its third week without an elected speaker. majority leader steve scalise and jim jordan were forced to pull out of the race after failing to reach the required number of votes to take the gavel. since then, nine other g.o.p. members have announced plans to run for the speakership. those same candidates are take part in a forum this evening behind closed doors where they answered questions from fellow g.o.p. members before meeting tuesday to vote on speaker. here's a look at what republicans had to say about tonight's private meeting.