. >> steve: we are sharing with america that beautiful beach up north. >> brian: yes, good point. >> s still beach weather. look at that. >> ainsley: the weather here in new york is beautiful. a little chill in the air. can you feel fall is coming. >> brian: go to the statue of liberty. >> steve: good day to take a day trip to cape cod or the island off the commonwealth of massachusetts. >> ainsley: like nantucket or martha's vineyard. >> brian: through ellis island, statue of liberty. good old days. >> steve: in the beginning they went tomas mass beings plymouth rock, stuff like that. as this turns out this all makes sense because yesterday, 3:00 in the afternoon, more people from other countries wound up going to martha's vineyard. it was at 3:00 yesterday afternoon that a couple of planes with 50 venezuelan migrants arrived. >> steve: if you don't know where you are you are in martha's vineyard one of the most spectacular destinations in the world. >> brian: not a great time to buy. >> steve: i don't think they are in the marketed. >> brian: they are not? if you are appear agent, a

and i want to thank steve goode in five keys thoer their incredible work. both from the shelter side but also in permanent supportive housing. and they're the ones who are responsible for managing this building .d this is a building for 114 adults. right now, it's got about over 90 people moved in. one of the reasons that we chose it is because of the location. one of the other reasons is because it's a building that was easily renovated and it had a low vacancy rate so there was only about 30 legacy tenants. so that gave us the ability to move a lot of people in. so today we're going to start by hearing from mayor reed, and then i will come back and introduce our next speakers. thank you. >> thank you, sharenne. let me start by saying it's so great to be here. we fortunately have acquired a number of these properties over the past two years, increasing our permanent supportive housing portfolio to almost 3000 units which is one of the fastest increases in over 20 years. and these types of project don't get the fanfare support and recognition that they trul

[laughter] >> steve: very good. ll skinner and. >> kathy skinner certify steve kathy my wife's name as well. are where are you from. >> the villages saint catherine we moved here from jonesboro, arkansas about two years ago. >> steve: let me ask you this, have you retired. are you resired tired. >> we are not working anymore. we are fortunate that we have retirement funds set aside. but each day we watch those go down due to the market. and we see the price of everything going up due to inflation. >> steve: that's why you are here for the free breakfast at r.j. gators? >> and it's good, too. >> steve: are you going to eat those potatoes? >> probably. >> steve: a commercial is coming up. i will be right back. [laughter] >> steve: will stand up. this is dr. larry lester. stand up. a round of applause for this guy. gary took me across the street and we had a delicious meal. he has been here at the villages for how many years? >> 32 years. >> steve: so you have been here for ail who. you know that every hour a happy hour

good. that lasagna sandwich you made is one of the best sandwiches i have ever had. >> steve: yes. you very much, ainsley. hey, everybody, say good morning to brian and ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: hello to the villages. >> steve: they all wish you were here. >> ainsley: we wish we were there. i'm really jealous of you this morning in a nice way. >> brian: steve, good thing is you are going green with an electric golf cart. real salute to the inflation reduction badge. that's all i can ask. >> steve: by the way, great thing about the villages, is how many people go to the grocery store in a golf cart? [cheers] >> steve: okay. how many people drive the golf cart home after a couple of drinks at happy hour? [boos] >> steve: they know that law enforcement may be watching. >> brian: exactly. [laughter] >> ainsley: listen, when my mom retired she was really nervous about it. taught for 33 years. she loved teaching. she said i'm really nerve success about this but i want to enjoy the last decades of my life. and travel and do some fun things. so when sh

steve: good for you.d here is the mob with corporate america. >> no doubt they hijacked the mob gay and straight and parents of all ages you cannot get a tattoo until you are 18 years old you can have a beer until you are 21 that yet we are allowing hospitals to operate on 14 and 15 -year-olds and change their bodies forever? if you are 18 years old like it or not you are an adult and sometimes they make decisions we may not agree with. if people want to make decisions as an adult that is fine but the idea that we mainstreamed 14 and 15 -year-olds what they are treating kids for now is wildly projected by the overwhelming majority. and the fact the groups like your guest is doing fantastic to be silenced even know they are speaking out shows how often we are hijacked by a tiny minority population. steve: 100 percent it is america they should let their voices be heard it is outrageous. where can people support you? >> thank you people can learn more with all of our social links in there is way to support e

good one. it's long. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: but it's good. hose things goes off, you're like, "ohh! [ light laughter ] all right. let's see the results on this. >> steve: ohh. >> jimmy: that's good! ♪ [ cheers and applause we're down to our last one >> steve: last is good >> jimmy: but i don't think you're gonna top the -- the bowling ball one >> steve: no >> jimmy: but this one might do it >> steve: the bowling ball one's quirky >> tariq: yeah [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, aren't we all? >> steve: yeah, why not? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i think this one is just kind of a solid - >> steve: b, c >> jimmy: no, this is a solid a. this is a good -- this is a good one >> steve: really >> jimmy: this one could win the whole thing. i -- i hope that the bowling ball one wins. >> steve: right, but this one might. this one might take the cake >> jimmy: i feel like it might >> steve: okay, let's hear it. >> jimmy: i dunno. "white claw should be called 'la croix -- the college years.'" [ laughter ] ♪ >> steve: that's smart >> tariq: i -- yeah, bu

we are in trouble. >> steve: that is good. like that? n peter loves, pigs in a blanket. breakfast links. perfect for brunch. time is a wasting. isn't that fun? >> that is delicious. >> waffle great. >> steve: like that? >> like that. >> this is my son peter doocy. that is his favorite brunch item. use puff pastry. >> do you have to cook the links ahead of time >> steve: they are precooked. we would like to present you from kathy and me the cook book. >> hopefully we can get it autographed. >> steve: don't press your luck. of course! so much pleasure to meet al and marcia the butlers, live from the villages, we'll return in just a minute. ♪♪ check out our most innovative products. only at lowe's. personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. i can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not

steve: good luck tonight, nasa.ancel culture. she is live on the curvey couch next hour from new york. ♪ i just can't get you out of my head ♪ boy, it's more >> here we go. fox weather alert, hurricane ian. the category one storm right now intensifying in the gulf of mexico. setting size authority because now. >> this is a live look from clearwater beach. he looks calm there now. governor ron desantis to playing the national guard as millions in that area are preparing for the first major storm of the season. across the state you will see empty shelves at the grocery stores because everyone is stocking up on those supplies. >> it's hard to find a bottle of water at a

>> steve: i'm not going to tell you. >> brian: that's a good segment. >> steve: you will find out tomorrow. tune in tomorrow to find out where i am. four years ago when our first cookbook came out. it was actually peter doocy's idea dad, why don't you go somewhere in america and knock on somebody's door and say hey, i'm steve doocy from fox news channel. can i come in and make you a recipe for breakfast from our new cookbook. you know what? that was the idea. and we wound up going to florida and it was one of the scariest things i have ever done. here is a flashback to 2018. >> we have such a big surprise it's either going to be great or a disaster. we are going to go somebody's house. they don't know we're coming. we hope they're wearing clothes. i'm going to knock on the door and ask to come in and make them breakfast. >> steve: the address right there. yep, that's the name we are looking for. [doorbell] are you peter? >> i am peter. are you steve? >> steve: i'm steve. we're going to make you breakfast. where is your kitchen? the key is the puff pastry

steve: that's great. i will wait until 9:00 a.m. before i try my first john daly made with goodhen you got involved with him. this is a legendary golfer, that's cool. suddenly, he wants to help you raise money for dogs and veterans and all sorts of great causes. >> yeah, absolutely. with good boy vodka we have our own charity called the good boy foundation. the good boy foundation has partnered with john daly charity the line hart foundation or the heart of the line. and we have done some great events together. our trademark and slogan is every help -- we have pledged at good boy vodka a portion of our proceeds back to the charities near and dear to our hearts. >> steve: yep. john, you and i were talking an hour ago and i asked how you got involved with this guy. you said when you heard his pitch about military pups, that got you right there. you said anything i can help you with, let me know. >> no doubt. i mean, it's t heart of the lin. we do a lot for our veterans. a lot for kids. but we support any veteran that needs us. and we go out and we raise money for them to, you know

steve: why is that? >> too many people leaving the industry. it's a good living. nities out there for anyone that wants to come work for us. it's awesome. >> steve: sure, when you got started, you might be thinking first of all, i'm going to have to sleep in my truck. you don't have. to say it's easier than all of that other stuff. also, as a woman you probably thought there were barriers and boundaries? >> i thought there was. there were more hurdle rsz in my own mind than there were once i actually got into it. the people have been great. the industry has been great to me. the roads have been great. >> steve: finally, you know, these guys are heroes, aren't they? >> they are. >> they are. >> hey, we would like to make you an honorary yellow trucker for life. >> steve: i am a truck are, that's awesome. thank you very much i i will wear it proudly. >> thanks for spreading our message. >> steve: thanks for bringing the truck to times square. you probably have like 12 parking tickets. >> steve: got a trucker question for you when the kids see the big truck pulling by

steve: okay. i will do the best i can thank you very much, mayor. thank you, sir. >> thank you, have a goodt that a book tease right in the middle of that segment on the border. thank you very much. by the way we did reach out to the governor's office, have not heard back. probably won't. meanwhile, coming up. a major win for a parent banned from school board meetings for calling attention to explicit books in the classroom. his effort to protect kids from inappropriate content as the first lady says all books should be allowed. >> all books should be in the library, all books. this is america. we don't ban books. ♪ ♪ a father in maine fought back after opposition to books in public schools got him banned from attending school functions. now the school board must pay him $40,000 for violating his first amendment rights. this as the first lady, dr. jill biden, says all books should be allowed in schools. >> all books should be in the library. all books. this is america. we don't ban books. >> ainsley: sean joins us now. he just won this lawsuit and gets $40,000 from the school board. good mo

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>> i've been eating this peanut butter pie. >> steve: we are getting down there. >> this is so good! osed to need a fork for lasagna. >> this is lasagna on the go. >> brian: do you put butter on top when you smash it down in the pan come on the lasagna? >> steve: just like you would make a regular grilled cheese sandwich. this recipe right here, it's all about simple recipes. this is called pancetta, lettuce, and tomato. this takes literally 30 seconds to prepare, and he put it in for half an hour. ainsley has been asking about that at the end, that's the pretzel crusted chocolate peanut butter pie, which we think is the best -- >> is it ice cream? what's inside? it taste like ice cream. >> steve: it's cool whip. >> brian: with your schedules do you get to make anything, or is it reheating, delivery? >> it's quick and fast, which is why this cookbook is amazing. >> we do make this stuff. we have a free copy. [laughter] >> you got the galley! >> we learned so much about your relationship, and what your background is, and what it's like to be in the doocy home come in your kitchen! >> w

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humor man had a change belt. >> steve: good, maine. >> ainsley: good old days. >> brian: i don't think they are giving me maine again. midterm elections are 46 days away. >> ainsley: lawrence is having breakfast your friends in washington, pennsylvania. a different washington, at the spring house to find out what the voters are thinking. >> steve: all right. lawrence, it's noisy. have you had breakfast yet and are they serving beer there? >> no beer but chocolate milk and we will get to that later. i have had a little bit of the ham as well. guys, we are here. "fox & friends" is getting an exclusive look at the production' plan. kevin mccarthy will be joining us later. what i'm told is that he is going to take on inflation because americans are suffering all across the country. when it comes to the -- also those energy and gas prices will be at the core of his plan. y'all guys may have remembered back when bill clinton lost the house two years in we are told this will sort of be like the newt plan. supposed to be about optimism

>> steve: good chance of thunderstorms. 30% at this hour. >> great day if you are in miami and on vacation to be there. >> steve: we can arrange that. >> brian: a lot of people in california and texas want to be there. excuse me, california want to be there and they are deciding lately more miam texas and i think it has a lot to do. a lot to do with the opportunity. becoming like an enterprising zone. >> carley: crime, homelessness the list goes on. >> brian: homelessness, i don't know what they have done. houston and miami have done a great job on homelessness. i want to find out what they are doing. >> carley: maybe those mayors should talk to the other mayors and give them pointers. >> steve: sanctuaries. >> brian: cruise ship for all of them. >> steve: that's here. we are going to talk about migrants in a minute. in new york city is a sanctuary city if people come here immediately and put them on a boat, are we really a sanctuary city? >> ainsley: it's a sanctuary boat. >> brian: that's something confucius would ask in the 1200s. >> steve: crazy. anyway, lots going on and another recor

. >> steve: good morning to you. >> rachel: good morning, brian. >> brian: a lot of soul talk. l baby. we have got our soul cleanse last night. >> steve: soul of america. >> brian: a lot of soul. geraldo's daughter's name is sol. >> steve: that's sol, as in the son. >> rachel: as in the sun. will cain has a lot of soul. >> brian: how do you know? >> rachel: because i work with him. he is a soulful guy. >> steve: that's a striker vehicle. >> will: steve, brian, rachel good morning. welcome to fort hood, texas. the world's largest military installation. 340 square miles home of the third corps. when america wants to drop the hammer, they soldiers in the armored divisions from fort hood. this is an incredibly impressive place smack in the center of texas. and this is home to america's fighting force, guys. >> steve: that is great. will, did you have to wake every one of those members in the military up this morning? >> will: the only people that beat us up every morning is military's military. i showed up and they were in formation. >> brian: i wonder did lee brice is up yet or reh

. ♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody.ox weather is tracking hurricane ian, the category 3 storm that hit florida probably some time tomorrow it. made landfall in cuba earlier this morning. >> ainsley: forecasters are fearing that it will be a worse case scenario for people living in the tampa bay reasoning. primarily south of tampa. and da tore evacuation orders are now in effect for that area. pools are shut down and later today the last plane will take off until the storm passes. >> we have fox team coverage senior meteorologist janice dean standing by. we start with fox weather correspondent nicole valdez live in tampa. nicole? >> brian, ainsley, good morning. we are talking about hundreds of thousands of people in at least six counties along florida's gulf coast are now being told it is time to get out of your homes, especially if you live anywhere near the water. really, the main concern when it comes to hurricane ian, of course, we're going to see those hurricane strength winds. we are going to see the rain. but it

hello, good morning. >> steve: it's good to have you. the brakes and try again, they're going to hit three quarters or 1%. they are trying to slow things down. unfortunately, when they do that, people lined up in a painful situation. things cost more and people lose their jobs. >> yeah, you are right about the pain. it's too bad the fed didn't start this about 15 or 18 months ago, because they never took it seriously. like the biden administration, they call it transitory. so we are in a hole, we are in a tough pickle right now, a deeper dish. they are going to tighten, they've got their manhood back. jay powell has grown new hair on his chest. [laughter] his hero now is paul volcker, who was a boss of mine many, many decades ago. and they will go 75 today. that's the consensus. i believe they should go a full percentage point and they should go a full percentage point in november, and a full percentage point in december. in other words, rip the band-aid off, take this down. the faster they act, they will change expectations from high in

how good does that look? >> >> steve: right? >> carley: i can answer that question it looks really good. >> steve: go ahead and have a taste. >> carley: oh, yeah. >> steve: i was out the last couple of days and people said how easy is that to make? just take a can of grand cinnamon rolls, unroll and put cooked bacon in there. isn't that delicious? >> carley: coziest thing. this is going to be perfect for people's saturday morning breakfast. >> steve: we do when it's just kathy and me we make five of them and eat them over two days. >> brian: will you ever sell them? >> steve: not a bad idea. >> carley: amazing and easy. >> brian: with coffee? >> steve: so easy. it's simple. thanks to all of you simply happy cookbook is the number one cookbook in the world. if you would like more information where to get a autographed copy go simply happy cookbook.com. >> carley: will you autograph my copy for free? >> steve: you already have one. >> carley: you haven't autographed it yet. >> steve: where is the book? >> ainsley: it's in my office

. ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody.tain the common worth and the entire world remembering queen elizabeth ii. >> ainsley: the queen spent the last seven decades serving her country before passing away yesterday at the age of 96. >> brian: this morning rich edson takes a look back at the monarch's rise to the throne and remarkable moment interest her historic reign. >> queen elizabeth ii was born into the royal family. she was never destined to be queen. so when the duke and duchess of york announced the birth of their first child on april 21st, 1926, no one could have guessed their little daughter, elizabeth alexandria barry would one day rule great britain. all of that was to change however when elizabeth's uncle prince edward add indicated his right to rule to marry american divorce say. took the throne becoming king george sixth in 1936. 10-year-old elizabeth became his i heir. the home school princess began to perform royal duties as well as doing her bit when her country was embroiled in world war ii. 1945 trained

. >> steve: so good. >> steve: the goal that is like the pie crust with all the leftovers but carleyr om last night. >> i did. all right, congratu congratulations, steve. absolutely. got some headlines to get to, some shocking details on a story that new york, three children are pronounced dead after they were found unconscious on a brooklyn beach. a30-year-old woman who was believed to be the mother of those children is now in custody. she has reportedly been found wandering the beach claiming her kids were missing. all three children, two boys and a little growth seven years old or younger. more migrant buses arriving in new york city from texas earlier this morning. and in chicago, mayor lori lightfoot criticizing greg abbott for sending migrants to her city, but now she is shipping illegal immigrants to the suburbs. >> it is the arrogance of the state to presume they can do what they want. to invite people to come to the state, and then they willy-nilly put them in the suburbs without giving us the courtesy of letting us know. speak with the mayor of burbridge illinois, those mig

steve, good to see you, good to have you with us., maloney talks about free speech, she talks about god, country first, does that sound like fascism to you? >> well, it's amazing how they reach for that word almost instinctively, and last night on msnbc, the election result title was global erosion of democracy. now a free election that is won by someone they don't like is called an erosion of democracy. and just goes to show how actually extreme the left and the media supporters here in america have become. where anything that challenges their group think, their world view is condemned as semi fascism, this lady in italy is now a fascist if you don't get the result. they would think they are moving in the authoritarian direction. >> the white house is paying close attention to this, according to politico, anxiously watching maloney's rise to power and where she stands on support for ukraine. is that concern valid or something else going on? >> i think as with most things these days the real concern is a political one, which is that

. >> ainsley, brian, steve, good morning. florida attorney general saying this is the storm we all have feared. she called the chance of us seeing anywhere from 5 to 15 feet of storm surge, detrimental for the tampa bay area. and unfortunately we are seeing the impacts of hurricane ian across florida. brand-new video from the florida keys, you are already seeing flooding beginning in portions of monroe county. it's part of one of the reasons why we already know hundreds of thousands of people are under mandatory evacuations right now. here is a look at all six counties that those people are living in. really all along florida's gulf coast and we are already hearing reports that the number of counties issuing the mandatory evacuations are expanding. it's why people are boarding up their homes, getting all the resources, going to the grocery stores, packing up their cars, getting ready to drive as far inland as possible. we are seeing lines that wait for hours for sandbags, all the really critical resources people may need at t

steve sedgwick has those details for us good morning, steve. >> a very good morning to you phillip.w much of you have noticed, but burger king has been slipping in sales behind key rivals wendy's and mcdonald's it was agreed in las vegas at its annual franchise convention, they're going to spend a vast amount of money to revive u.s. sales. $400 million this receives support from those franchisees in vegas over the weekend. elsewhere a really important move on gun controls, categorizing sales from gun shops now. visa, mastercard, amex are all going to be categorizing sales at gun shops that's a major win for those looking for some form of gun control but also track suspicious sales of gun sales that could be targeted massively to gun shooters. this will be opposed by gun activists and gun lobbyists as well very interestingt by the payment companies as well. the next question is will the banks follow suit and have some kind of rule in place. a big change back to you. >> that is a key question. will the banks follow. all right, steve thank you. >>> will it be a rainy start to the week

i'm happy just to have his name. >> steve: no kidding. well, you are a goodteve: it's nice to meet you. it's great for you to stop by and tell us about your siblings as well who were, you know, 21 years later, carrying on your father's legacy. >> yeah. couldn't be more proud of my brothers and my sister and family. they are my biggest inspiration, to get up and do what i do to get up and do what i do every morning. >> steve: we appreciate it. thank you very much for keeping us safe. carl asaro jr. coming up on this thursday, inflation hitting home causing americans to cancel vacations along with cutting back on other stuff. former trump adviser stephen moore crunches the numbers coming up next. auto glass damage, let safelite come to you. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: my customer enjoys time with her family. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new wipers. that's service on her time. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> custome

> yes. >> and al- >> yes, i guess. >> steve: we are going to make you red velvet waffles, one of our kids' favorite recipes. it's a cream cheese icing. >> looks goodh is fantastic. when you saw us come up to your house. >> i just panicked. >> steve: panic? >> ainsley: nice to meet al and march sexual harassment thank you for watching fox. >> thanks. >> see you tomorrow. >> steve: it was terrifying. i could see through the cut glass through the front window i could see that somebody was moving but they weren't coming to the door. because they were watching on the tv. >> brian: what would you have done? did you have a backup plan. >> steve: we did have a backup plan. we made the red relevant vet waffles if i had to i could just plug it in the outlet in front of the house and make them on the porch. >> ainsley: that was smart with all the people from the villages. the best part of that video though is when you first walked in and go to the kitchen and you are telling al all about the recipes and you are on fox and marcia is back there to the camera guy and making sure he is okay. and you are like where is marcia? he goes she is talking. she is just t

at the venice film festival oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] the new iphone - [ laughter ] >> steve: come on, that's a good> jimmy: can you believe it yeah the new iphone - >> steve: come on, people. >> jimmy: the new iphone pro comes in four new colors here are the colors. yeah, ooh. >> steve: oh, wow. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the new colors are darth vader, r2-d2, c-3p0 -- [ laughter ] -- and tinky winky [ laughter ] very -- it's fascinating that's right, apple unveiled the new iphone 14 today. >> tariq: i don't know what everyone just uses the same type of phone for. >> jimmy: what do you mean what kind of phone do you have >> tariq: it's a, you know, an enron t-minus-plus [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i thought -- i thought -- i thought enron didn't exist anymore >> tariq: they're back [ laughter ] and they make phones now like, anything you can do on an iphone, i can do on this thing except text. or go on the internet. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, it can't even text >> tariq: don't need to, jimmy when you got an amazing service like i do. the enron t-minus-plus has 1g technology [ laughter ]

and i want to thank steve goode in five keys thoer their incredible work. both from the shelter side but also in permanent supportive housing. and they're the ones who are responsible for managing this building .d this is a building for 114 adults. right now, it's got about over 90 people moved in. one of the reasons that we chose it is because of the location. one of the other reasons is because it's a building that was easily renovated and it had a low vacancy rate so there was only about 30 legacy tenants. so that gave us the ability to move a lot of people in. so today we're going to start by hearing from mayor reed, and then i will come back and introduce our next speakers. thank you. >> thank you, sharenne. let me start by saying it's so great to be here. we fortunately have acquired a number of these properties over the past two years, increasing our permanent supportive housing portfolio to almost 3000 units which is one of the fastest increases in over 20 years. and these types of project don't get the fanfare support and recognition that they trul

oh, little hamburger buns. >> steve: potato rolls. >> janice: steve, this is so good. >> ainsley: deliciousgates at smu every weekend. wanted to come up with a taste of new york and new jersey. did the italian meatball based on brian's mom's meatballs and put it in there with this thing it never rolls out. >> janice: make your own thing and put a steve doocy on it. >> brian: more money. >> ainsley: in the south buy his cookbook because this could be great for the southern tailgating parties. they have big ones all the parties. >> steve: get the book wherever you buy books, walmart, amazon, books-a-million or local bookstore or go to simply happy cookbook right there to get an autographed copy. on friday night, you think this is good. peter doocy and the entire doocy family will be joining me on fox nation live where is that your second one? >> carley: i'm so happy. >> steve: she is eating where to two. special live coast-to-coast cook along. everybody at fox nation can see it. if you want to actually cook from your house where we can see you cooking, you have got to go to fox nation.com and

. ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody.e entire world remembering queen elizabeth ii. >> ainsley: the queen spent the last seven decades serving her country before passing away yesterday at the age of 96. >> brian: this morning rich edson takes a look back at the monarch's rise to the throne and remarkable moment interest her

. >> good morning carley, brian and steve.easons, think about that for a second, left four dead three others shot along with two carjackings all at the hands of one live streaming individual. the suspect's name is ezekiel kelly you see him here. the bloody rampage began at 12:56 a.m. wednesday memphis police tweeting officers responding to a shooting that left a 24 year old male dead. another victim is gunned down at 4:35 p.m. at a gas station. after 7:00 p.m. a woman dies on the scene from gunshot wounds and just before 9:00 p.m. the fourth murder victim is killed, finally at 9:28 p.m. the suspect is taken into custody after crashing the second car he stole. and the worst part of it all guys he should have been behind bars. here's what we know about his criminal past. in 2020, kelly was charged with first degree attempted murder f aggravated assault, employment of a firearm with intent to commit a dangerous felony and reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon. he was sentenced to three years in prison but only served 11 mont

our steve sedgwick is live in rome with more on the fallout over the election results. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, frank. we just don't know what will happen next. what you just said in the i introduction is spot on. this is the most right wing party in power since 1945. incidentally, the roots of the f fratelli party draw measures from mousilini she was the only out of the government of mario draghi and let her go into the election in 2017, she got 4% of the vote. this time, a huge increase she and her coalition partners with silvio berlusconi and his forza party and salvini who leads the party wcalled lega. they will have contention with the eu and some of the stunts over sanctions salvini and burerlusconi will b part of the government led by giorgia meloni it it is a stunning victory for her. the day of voting with 64%, the lowest turn out, frank >> it is a stunning victory. are there broader implications for europe with the results? >> reporter: frank, not only broad implications for europe, but for europe and g7 and nato giorgia meloni is backing nat

morning to you, jackie. >> good morning, ainsley, steve the head at the summit was food shortages from the war in ukraine but that statement that speaks putin a threatening use of nuclear weapons and partial mobilization of the country's reserve troops. the first of its kind since world war ii. putin basically claimed nuclear threats of its own and framed a statement as a defensive move accusing the rest of nuclear blackmail and saying the last encourage ukraine to show the russian controlled nuclear plant in southeast ukraine. he accused the west also trying to divide and destroy his country. speak with those who tried to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know the prevailing winds can also blow r direction. >> it follows russia's efforts to organize referenda to annex parts of ukraine to give putin more expansive definition of territory that he could baselessly claim to be protecting. he has vowed to use all means necessary to defend these new territories. >> if the territorial integrity of our country is threatened, we will withou

steve? >> good afternoon, tyler fed chair jay powell speaking to his hawkish script and saying the fed intends to keep raising rates until the job of bringing down inflation is done powell said nothing that leaned against the market price for the 75 base point price. he was backing off too soon and underscored about the public's inflation expectation becoming unanchored >> the longer that inflation remains well above target and the greater the concern flat public will start to just naturally incorporate higher inflation into its economic decision making and our job is to make sure that doesn't happen and we're committed to doing that job >> powell added that the fed is deliberately seeing the below trend growth to help lower inflation. meanwhile, the chicago fed president charlie evans saying he sees the fun rate topping out 4% and that's in line with the market and he hasn't decided if the fed needs to go 50 or 75 and waiting on that inflation report next week and he said once the fed hits that pea

steve liesman is live for us in washington steve, good to see you what's your take on this day >> you know, i think that the fed and chair powell, melissa, delivered on the three themes they've really hammered for the past month going to hike to a high level, hold at a high level and what it's going to do the going to hurt the fed historically raising rates 75 basis points for a third time forecasting more hikes to come. boosted the outlook for the funds rate next year by a full percentage rate to 4.6 slashed to as close to zero as ever there may come a time when the fed stops to see what impacts it's had on the economy. powell said we ain't there yet >> there is a possibility certainly that we would go to a certain level that we're confident in and stay there for a time but we're not at that level. clearly today, we're just, we've just moved i think probably into the very lowest level of what might be restrictive and certainly my view and the view of the committee, there's a ways to go. >> maybe the most hawkish part of the press conference when he said at the end he thinks it's like

>> good morning, ainsley, brian, and steve. around six: 45 this morning, two buses full of 101 total migrants mostly from venezuela arrived here. no one to meet them. since we have been out here with them, we have now seen a woman from a local church, a volunteer. she turned out here and says she is trying to organize some volunteer rides for these migrants. they were across the street. excuse me, sir, what is your name? here with an organization. what would you do with these migrants now? >> we try to help you them. >> to go to the next destination? >> yes, yes. >> were you aware that they may be showing up? >> what we have to identify where the people go. >> did you know they were coming? >> no. >> quickly grabbing that gentleman got enough to talk to us. i grabbed him because that is the national organization that helps migrants. it has been showing up to the buses that have been showing up since march and april of this year here to d.c. nearly 8,000 total on more than 190 buses. right now, the migrants are across the street

joining us is steven pavlik, with renaissance macroresearch how did you like that intro, steve? good look the worst, that's often the best time to invest bonds, bonds were -- not worthless, but not far off it for decades. is there finally some value in government debt? >> i think so. just comparatively speaking, the stock market is performing poorly right now and we have a fed committed to interest rate hikes. so i think moving forward, yeah. it used to be, there is no alternative. now there's an alternative in emerging care. >> where do we invest? if our viewers are scared, they're nervous, $31 trillion looming possible recession, stock market one of its worst years ever like, you know what, i'm going to put my money in government debt or any other kind of debt and just ride it out, where should they do it? >> i'm thinking from a geopolitical standpoint, we have a lot of hot spots popping up around the world, so i think aerospace and defense is in terms of a sector, one of the safer places to invest and the dollar, that strengthening around the world, too. and i think people should

it looks good. >> steve: i'll go see it >> jimmy: it looks good. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: hey guys, ithat on the new hit show, "house of the dragon," a few of the main characters are being recast as the series jumps forward about ten years in time. for instance, the actress who played the princess is changing from milly alcock to emma d'arcy. [ light laughter ] yeah this is true and apparently that's not the only place where people are replacing -- recast to look older for instance, on "stranger things," will is being recast as las vegas raiders owner mark davis [ laughter ] it's older will. >> steve: wow, it's older will >> jimmy: yeah next in the marvel movie, thor is being recast as willie nelson. [ laughter ] the new thor next, "lord of the rings: rings of power," elrond the half elf is being recast as pete buttigieg [ laughter ] next up, on "she-hulk: attorney at law," she-hulk is being recast as congresswoman marjorie taylor greene [ laughter ] next up, going forward, harry styles is being recast as elton john [ cheers and applause you like that? [ cheers and applause yeah, we l

steve: that's right. griff jenkins who knows memphis very well here to give us all the details on this thursday morning, griff. >> goodning, steve, carley and brian. a terrifying 24 hours as memo feigns were told to shelter in place as he carried out serial shootings four dead and three injured across eight crime scenes. it ended in a high speed crash after he crashed the car that he had carjacked. the worst part of it all he should have been behind bars, not out on the street carrying out violent rampage. this is what we know about kelly's past. in 2020 he was charged with first degree attempted murder, aggravated assault. employment of a fire department with intent to commit a dangerous felony and reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon. he was sentenced to three years. but only served 11 months after his attempted murder charge was downgraded to aggravated assault and he was released in march of this year. strict land had this reaction. >> if mr. kelly served his full three year prison he would still be in prison today. and four of our fellow citizens would still be alive. >> griff: this just a day after the dis

sunny, thursday, friday good weather for the weekend. >> steve: it's dallas, it's your 5:01 central time call. good morning to the dallas-fort worth metroplex. speaking of numbers, we have got a big number that's going to come out this morning at 8:30 the consumer products price index. they are estimating that it will probably be 8.1%. now, that would be down from 9.1% in june, but it is still 6 points higher than what the feds target rate is which is 2%. and to get us down to 2%, what they are doing is jamming on the brakes. they are jacking up interest rates, hoping that the economy slows down. but the worry is that we will lose too many jobs. if that happens, it will be a gigantic failure. >> ainsley: federal reserve they need next week to decide on interest rates. they will be looking at the number to decide whether or not they are going to raise it. and it will determine whether or not they raise it again in the long term because there are many that predict they will raise it. >> brian: other thing find interesting the president will take a bow somewhere in the white house look my i

. >> we do have the uk close today as well as japan britain is saying a final good-bye to queen elizabeth ii steves on the ground in london with the latest. good morning, steve. >> good morning to you, carl quite extraordinary events here in london and later on this afternoon, in windsor. we are about two-thirds of the way through a day of the state funeral. we started off this morning where we saw the queen's coffin, which had been lying in state for four days, move from westminster hall in the palace of westminster behind me, move just a few hundred yards, 10:44 a.m. this morning, to westminster abbey, where the state funeral was conducted by the archbishop of canterbry. sermons included one from liz truss. that lasted around 55 minutes. thereafter, we saw this extraordinary sight of the queen's coffin being carried on the estate gun carriage pulled along by 142 naval officers all the way through white hall, up the mall, past buckingham palace and up to constitution hill. it's an enormous procession, commemoration of the queen's 70 years reigning in the united kingdom. the crowds in london were

neil: good points all. steve, you would be interested, i also think it will be a 75 basis point climb. so this like that, abortion issue, you better run the other way but always good seeing you, steve forbes, following. >> good to see you, thank you, neil. neil: we're up about 63 points on the dow here. some good news concerning ukraine. you know they're winning this war. they have taken back over 2300 square miles of ground and land that had been dominated and virtually owned by the russians. they're not the ones scrambling. vladmir putin is. so so what's next? after this. ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ whenever heartburn strikes get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ neil: all right. who would have thought about seven months ago when the ukranian war started it would still be dragging on, worse for vladmir putin that it would be the ukrainians who are winning it? that is how things stand right now as they have recaptured better than 2300 square miles of land that were once under russ

>> well, hoping for the best, i have good live insurance on him. >> i know steve is going out there, but you are not. >> no, i've -- i'm out here because i've got my car out here. >> are the elderly people in good health in your house? are they ok? >> i'm a nurse, i was locked up at the hospice house up in lakewood ranch. >> steve is about waist deep right now. >> i know. he got out here, so i'm pretty sure he can get back. >> it's chest deep we are hearing out there, reports about snakes as well, g dodge rams cannot make it through but the jet ski did. let's see what he is up to. sir, are you on your own helping people out, is that what you are doing? you have a jet ski? tell me what you have done so far, who have you taken out? >> just brought my first one out. >> first one. how do you go about doing it, drive up and down the street. >> see who needs help. >> that's it. >> your own gas, your own jet ski? >> oh, of course. >> what's motivating you, why are you out here today? >> i'm still good in my house in venice, it's tore up up there, but i'm safe. i want to make sure other peopl