steve young to jerry rice never, ever gets old.remendous rivalry back in the 90s, which is the last time either of these teams won a super bowl. niners current quarterback brock purdy. he's only 24 years old. he needed an education on this matchup. >> college showed some games from like the 90s and the playoff game that they had played in 2021 is just what it meant. so that that sort of filled me in on oh man. like you know, there's a lot of history with these two organizations. and i remember growing up just watching some games with them, and it just meant so much every time they played and faced off. >> if sean mcvay and the rams beat the vikings, they'd push the niners into last place in the nfc west. six minutes to go, matthew stafford to demarcus robinson for his second touchdown of the night, which helped absolutely nobody in our office. fantasy league. but the rams were up 2820. under two minutes to go vikings backed up x niners qb sam darnold gets sacked in the end zone for a safety. the ref. they miss an obvious facemask a

steve young to jerry rice never, ever gets old.ous rivalry back in the 90s, which is the last time either of these teams won a super bowl. niners current quarterback brock purdy. he's only 24 years old. he needed an education on this matchup. >> college showed some games from like the 90s and the playoff game that they had played in 2021 is just what it meant. so that that sort of filled me in on oh man. like you know, there's a lot of history with these two organizations. and i remember growing up just watching some games with them, and it just meant so much every time they played and faced off. >> if sean mcvay and the rams beat the vikings, they'd push the niners into last place in the nfc west. six minutes to go, matthew stafford to demarcus robinson for his second touchdown of the night, which helped absolutely nobody in our office. fantasy league. but the rams were up 2820. under two minutes to go vikings backed up x niners qb sam darnold gets sacked in the end zone for a safety. the ref. they miss an obvious facemask and thi

from john brody to joe montana to steve young and now brock purdy. and of course, this kind of encapsulates the 49ers cowboys rivalry. the catch january 1981 montana to clark and that led to the 49ers dynasty. they go to the super bowl after this nfc title game, and they eventually go on to beat the cincinnati bengals. okay, janelle, we are back here live on the 20 yard line. and usually when we talk food we explain what the food is. then we eat i'm going out of order. okay. take it away. i'll do the interview. you will handle the idea. chef john syverson, the executive chef of levin restaurants at levi's stadium. did i get that right? okay, chef, tell us what you brought. and you look slim, by the way. yeah. you know, i try to take care of myself. i'm getting a little older now, so. but i love food, and i love preparing food on game day, so i kind of want to walk you through a couple things. you're going after the rib, going after it right away in house smoked, right. we did a little espresso barbecue glaze on there. that's fantastic. and that's a s

steve young and jerry rice next in sports. and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple:. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ in the nfl, and there's a sense of urgency on both sides heading into their sunday night showdown at levi's stadium. niners coming in at three and four. they desperately need a victory heading into their bye week, especially coming off yet another brutal loss to the chiefs and patrick mahomes. so both the niners and cowboys have made the playoffs every year since 2020. the red and gold have beaten dallas twice in recent playoff meetings, sent them home. both sides have injury issues. deebo samuel trying to come back from pneumonia. george kittle has a sprained foot. both are listed as questionable, but it sounds like kittle has every intention of playing no matter what the stats are, no matter what the standings are, whatever it is, it's going to be a really good football game and we just have to go out there and execute and play our game and try our best to beat the cowboys

but it was just joe or poor steve young with all the concussions. this is just i don't know how you come back from something this enormous. >> david lombardi is the 49ers beat writer for the san francisco standard and also hosts the lombardi lounge podcast. so we asked, are the 49ers out of super bowl contention? >> absolutely not. as long as you still have a good starting quarterback, then you're in super bowl contention because nobody's really separating themselves in the nfl right now. the news just seems to be getting worse for the team. >> mccaffrey remains out with achilles tendinitis. aiyuk tore his acl and his mcl. samuel came down with pneumonia before sunday's game. dre greenlaw is out with an achilles tendon tear. george kittle is day to day with a foot sprain and kicker jake moody with an ankle sprain. in an earlier news conference, head coach kyle shanahan says it is a tough road right now. >> when you do miss your best players or some of them and they go out with injuries, it makes it harder on everyone and you hope that you can overco

but it was just joe or poor steve young with all the concussions.ut this is just i don't know how you come back from something this enormous. >> david lombardi is the 49ers beat writer for the san francisco standard and also hosts the lombardi lounge podcast. so we asked, are the 49ers out of super bowl contention? >> absolutely not. as long as you still have a good starting quarterback, then you're in super bowl contention because nobody's really separating themselves in the nfl right now. the news just seems to be getting worse for the team. >> mccaffrey remains out with achilles tendinitis. aiyuk tore his acl and his mcl. samuel came down with pneumonia before sunday's game. dre greenlaw is out with an achilles tendon tear. george kittle is day to day with a foot sprain and kicker jake moody with an ankle sprain. in an earlier news conference, head coach kyle shanahan says it is a tough road right now. >> when you do miss your best players or some of them and they go out with injuries, it makes it harder on everyone. and you hope that you can ove

but it was just joe or poor steve young with all the concussions. but this is just i don't know how you come back from something this enormous. >> david lombardi is the 49ers beat writer for the san francisco standard and also hosts the lombardi lounge podcast. so we asked, are the 49ers out of super bowl contention? >> absolutely not. as long as you still have a good starting quarterback, then you're in super bowl contention because nobody's really separating themselves in the nfl right now. >> the news just seems to be getting worse for the team. mccaffrey remains out with achilles tendonitis. aiyuk tore his acl and his mcl. samuel came down with pneumonia before sunday's game. dre greenlaw is out with an achilles tendon tear. george kittle is day to day with a foot sprain and kicker jake moody with an ankle sprain. in an earlier news conference, head coach kyle shanahan says it is a tough road right now. >> when you do miss your best players or some of them and they go out with injuries, it makes it harder on everyone and you hope that you can ov

hoda kotb: morgan mengel and her young lover, steve shappell, were both sitting in jail for the murdermorgan's husband, kevin. morgan had confessed to playing a small part in the crime, helping steve shappell come up with the plan to spike her husband's snapple iced tea with poison, only it was a joke, she said, that was taken too far. what were your first impressions of her? very good. i mean, the allegation compared to the person i was speaking did not seem to fit. hoda kotb: morgan's attorney, jack mcmahon, says the case for murder against morgan was weak. she wasn't at the crime scene when kevin was killed and had no convincing motive for wanting her husband dead. jack mcmahon: in fact, financially, she was way worse off with her husband's death than she would have been with him alive. because he was the lifeblood of the company and there was no life insurance. hoda kotb: you think that she sort of had some musings about, oh, i wish my husband wasn't around i, wish someone would take care of it? i think morgan was a person walking around with dynamite, so to speak, and with these m

but it was just joe or poor steve young with all the concussions.ut this is just i don't know how you come back from something this enormous. >> the 49ers will have to rely on their depth, including rookies. wide receiver ricky pearsall, who just came back from getting shot during a robbery attempt in san francisco two months ago, could get his first start of his career. if not, he'll certainly get a lot of playing time. >> the golden state warriors season starts tonight with a road game against the portland trail blazers. >> oh, turn around. yeah. >> well, the warriors aren't favorites to win it all this season. but they are promising to play an exciting and entertaining brand of basketball. espn projects them to win 42 games this season with a 47% chance to make the playoffs. they were eliminated by the sacramento kings in the first round of the play in tournament. >> we obviously want to invest in people you know and people we believe in. >> it's obviously, you know, the players have to be talented. they have to, you know, fit in with what we're

steve: where is the lady that was going to talk about the port? i think she left. let's see. this guy right here stand up. what's your name? >> kevin youngve: all right. evan, fixed incomes, people don't get the raise, a cost of living adjustment for the most part. given the fact that everything in -- for the average family in florida $1,200 per month. have you had to make sacrifices? >> yes, i think not as much as other people. i think it's terrible. >> so, how have you compensated. >> do you less of the things you want to do. you don't do as normal things as you normally would. you cut back and make prudent choices and hopefully in about a month the choice will be made and our country will be better shape. >> steve: luckily today you made a good choice, you came to a free show. >> hi there. >> what's your name? >> susie. >> steve: susie is halfway through her first bloody mary. >> i am. >> steve: i presume it is your first it? >> is my first. >> steve: what do you make of the fact that fema has come out and said we don't have enough money for another hurricane. >> i think it's horrible. i think we don't have enough money for any more o

. >> steve: lawrence is young. he never waited for the phone to ring. waiting for a text. >> lawrence: despite what you guys think i did have to wait for the phone to ring. sometimes that was when the internet was connected to it and you could not make. >> steve: i remember that. >> lawrence: in defense of the president though, it's not like some of the other people on the campaign trail are epg had. when you had barack obama that went out there and shamed black men that did more damage to the campaign as well. >> brian: bill clinton. >> lawrence: bill clinton that. >> woman would be alive. rachel morin would be alive if they did a better job vetting. >> lawrence: commented on kari lake's appearance. >> brian: she is attractive. >> lawrence: exactly. >> ainsley: harris' campaign keeps snubbing the current president joe biden. they don't want him out there campaigning for her. they feel like he doesn't help her. and so, they keep telling him, according to this article, three people familiar with what is happening behind the scenes says they -- harris' te

man or young lady gets on the road early. you know that, steve. >> thank you sir.ll right. well, a change is good. our system moving into the north. he had a veil of high clouds streaming across. system on the north has produced some rain up around eureka. crescent city, arcata. maybe a little bit farther south on the mendocino coast. looks like that's about where it's going to cut off. but more importantly, that has turned the wind onshore instead of offshore. and the fog has returned for some 40s 50s on the temps. plenty of 40s here. we had really cold temps on sunday morning, but even some this morning. sonoma is down to 42, windsor is in there. point reyes station 44, ross and marin counties at 43. novato 45. although there are plenty of low 40s, even occidental in there at 43, along with healdsburg all the way up to upper lake, so plenty of cool temps. 36 truckee to 47 south lake tahoe. 52 arcata with rain. earlier they had that 51 down in santa barbara at ten for los angeles. well the low that we had giving us the offshore breeze is now in the rockies deliver

i did a book on joe montana and, steve young, famous football players, just getting to them, getting in front of them to say, hey, i'm writing this book about you. i want to do an interview is always challenging. it usually requires groveling and calling in a lot of favors, and that's sort of how it happened with. getting in touch with the glenn family, ted williams daughter. but fortunately, at least for john glenn and i told this to, his daughter, i said, i hope i don't mean to offend you. after when he had one of our conversations, i said, were your parents like pack rats? are they hoarders? and she started laughing. she said that was mom and dad because not when they died, but when john glenn realized he was getting up in age and had already retired from the senate. he started to donate much of his archives to the ohio state, and he helped found a school there, the john glenn school of public affairs. and over time, they collected virtually every piece of paper he ever encountered in his entire life. there. probably 5 million pages of fliers and documents and orders and times the

living here legally and in the united states need to be protected. >> steve: that looks great, judge. >> that is tammy nobel, mother of youngl murdered by an illegal alien and in the end, heihe was caught and convicted. she and others that have lost loved ones made a decision to get america organized and on notice what is happening, where it is happening and what we can do about it. this fox nation special is compelling. >> steve: go to fox nation and it is on the home page. >> judge jeanine: good to see you. >> steve: good to see you. former president donald trump campaigning today in pennsylvania as elon musk plans to join him on the trail. battleground battle coming up next. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices

steve. >> you know, i have volunteers that are young people and younger people and i think that is time that we teach kids youth to be engaged in politics. and because it is going to effect them someday and the caveat need to understand the consequences of they're voting or their positions and as a supervisor candidate i'm willing to engage with young people and debate what them and make them see and think of things they might not have thought of young people are you logistics but engaging them i can make them see how older adults do things and all for people getting involved in politics but i think it is important you do so to try to be conformed and compassionate those are the things i teach. >> thank you, matt >> i think there is that planet of things to support kids who will be against issues to help kids like fry muni same thing leaders not addressing the dire issues preying on san franciscans that is really not making the situations better our streets are currently more less safe than in decades. not only that drivers are dangerous no enforcement on the streets for me i'll be worried a

steve: that surprised us. here we are years later, i don't remember those young people right there. what kind of grade would you give yourself thus far? >> 2-1/2 more weeks. >> i've had three campaigns and i won the first one. i did better in the second one. this one, there is more enthusiasm and we had a lot of enthusiasm for both, i won. 10 to 12 million votes more second time, never happened before. i think this is the best campaign. >> steve: a for effort? >> for effort? >> steve: be what about -- >> higher than an a. >> steve: what about messaging? >> message, i'll tell you that on the 6th. >> brian: all about results. >> it is all about results. the message is, we're going to do a great job, we will not get into wars, we will not have a third world war, we will have a strong border, strongest economy, bring back economy, will not have anti-israel, drill, baby, drill, get energy prices down. at least 50% in one year. i put that on your show, interview me in a year. we'll bring energy prices down, that will bring inflation and costs down. we'll make this i think this really good

young. around 28 years old on average. my name is simmons, sony. my name is steve. oh my god, isn't that at least i'm 27. i'm 25. in india, a new generation is on the rise. the largest population of young people in the world's most populous nation. since prime minister never end ramadi swept to power, he's been looking to take india to the top. is this the start of a new indian age? what defines this young population which is charged with securing tedious future? you can't achieve anything with power. they have many hopes and dreams. they gotta be in boerger. if i'm not reading something, i don't is always the, the, the team that i'm seeing. my name is tim, reinstalling me. it is by i'm 22 years old to think i'm not, i ride my bike from village to village making videos. i'm also, and also i'm giving, i've written on many issues and the boss and we're going to cover similar lives in the heart, in northeastern india. the name of her village is chand corey, which means gate to the moon. the villages here are poor, even by indian standards. the average income is less than 2 euros a day. that's just below the poverty

. >> steve: joe rogan audience is the bro vote. young male voters, generally.ortunately they don't historically turn out in high numbers when it comes time to vote. that is why the republicans this time are doing something kind of smart charlie kirk is running something called chase the vote. what they are doing is targeting low propensity conservatives to vote. in other words the bros. they are going out to the bros and hey, have you voted? are you going to vote? can we help you get your ballot into the box? that's what they are trying to do? even though joe rogan's audience may not be big voters historically. this time they might be. >> kayleigh: carley shimkus and i have a thought of thoughts on the bros being bross ourselves. >> carley: i listen to joe rogan, too. i'm sure you do too, kayleigh. it's not just bros, he has a female audience. >> brian: guests we have on. >> carley: more news to get to starting with a fox wildfire alert. crews in connecticut are battling a brush far child 90 acres flared up on monday. final salute to 66-year-old volunteer yeste

: by day, steve will work as an electrical estimator and says the haunted house will give them the creative outlook. >> and i was always into monsters, i remember drawing them when i was young. i went through the area when i was little, and that inspired me to want to do that. and that it will just happen now. >> reporter: steve doesn't want us to show too much inside. and he's got some other secrets that he's keeping. >> and how much do you think that you have spent in total on this? >> i don't want to say. i don't want to hear my wife say that. >> reporter: it's in the tens of thousands of dollars. >> we would add more and more each year. >> reporter: for steve, it is all about sharing his passion for halloween. >> make memories that they will remember. i remember when i went through the haunted house and got scared as a little kid. i'm sure they are doing things like that and even as adults. they'll remember it from years on. >> and that haunted house is open from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. tonight and tomorrow. and admission is free. but the suggested donation is some canned food as they donate all the proceeds to the trivalley haven food bank. that's it for the news at 5:00. c

. >> by day, steve works as an electrickest mater and the haunted house gives him a creative outlet for one of his passions, monsters >> i remember drawing them when i was youngo a haunted house trick or treating when was little and it inspired me. so, and then, it just, kind of happens now. [ laughter ] "i'm watching you." >> reporter: steve does not want us to show too much so people are surprised and he has other secrets he is keeping. >> how much do you think you spent in total on this? >> i don't want to say. i don't know. too much, we can not say it. i don't want my wife to hear it [ laughter ] >> safe to say it is in the tens of thousands. >> we just add more and more each year >> for steve it is all about sharing his passion for halloween. >> make memories that they will remember. i remember going through a haunted lows and i was scared. i am sure things we are doing is scaring kids or adults they will remember it for years on. >> paul's reaction at the tens of thousands of dollars comment? >> well, whatever makes you happy. i would spend it on something else. >> i know what you would spend it on. it is in liquid form. >> we don't have to spend that m

so for catching, steve imposed on god the the didn't we had a situation with 80 percent of young graduates in graduate unemployed. people did not have clean water. i did not have electricity my time economy, we could have avoided this would easy. if not, then, you know, it was not declaring every morning that he's going to liquidate the police to be an issue and close completely through normalization with other countries. if not, then yeah, well on the did not declare that handles. does it also stimulus to be on the sides . this situation would not have happened. there's nothing wrong with the not stand in the united admissions 2 weeks before the 7th of october, showing that mabel is including the west bank and gaza next to israel. and then later, nathaniel, who said this today is which is very dangerous. he said, guys that was implanted in, is that or what does that mean? so in my opinion, even, you know, if we had the chance to democratically elect our leadership in 2021 is the united states does not to oppose that. how do we have these democratic elections most in good, but they would h

steve? under that young republican congress, you can say clinton.spective, but the young republican congress that forced bill clinton to sign our bills, we balanced the budget. >> all right. look, can we agree there's shared credit between the president and -- >> we can, though you were not sharing credit when you talked about clinton. >> in fairness, neither were you. now we can agree to share the credit. >> we'll share the credit. this is fascinating. again, it's really fascinating. give me your sources again. what are the sources for these numbers? >> these are congressional budget office numbers. >> what about the harris plan? >> these are numbers that her campaign produced but have been vetted by independents, the tax foundation, independent scorekeepers of these thing. these are honest numbers. >> again, it is remarkable. here you have kamala harris who has been part of an administration that has just outperformed china, just lapped china several times over the past four years, outperformed the rest of europe, all of our allies, the strongest

so for catching, steve imposed on god the does the then we had a situation with 80 percent of young graduates in graduate on an employed. people did not have clean water, does not have electricity, does not have your card. i mean, we could have avoided this would easily if not, then, you know, it was not declaring every morning that he's going to look with the police to be an issue on the coast. completely throw normalization with the countries. if not, then, you know, on the did not declare of their end or does it also appears to be on the sides. this situation was not that happens if the must stand in the united admissions 2 weeks before the 7th of october, showing mabel is it is including the west bank and gaza next to israel. and then later on the thing, you know, said this phase, which is very dangerous. he said guys that was implanted then, is that, or what does that mean? so in my opinion, even you know, if we had the chance to democratically elect our leadership in 2021, is it a alonzo? united states does not to oppose that. how do we have these democratic elections? most in good part

. >> steve: i've driven through time square 28 years and have seen a number of groups of young men, don't know if they are part of this issue, you do not want to get out of the car at 4:00 in the morning. >> brian: another sleeper issue out there is trtransgender. people think this is hot issue for maga people, it is hot for hispanics and blacks. it is real and happening in college sports. university of nevada women's volleyball team want to boycott their game against san jose state they are using a trtrans gender male as an athlete. the team is not playing and university of nevada says the game will go on, you don't have to play, we will have the game. if some players want to take on the guy, they can go play or take forfeit. >> steve: team in question is san jose state, they have a tra tr transgender player and a number of schools said they will not do it. here is what the volleyball team, they wrote a statement and released to media. >> ainsley: we demand our right to safety be upheld, we refuse to participate in any match that advances injustice against female athletes. you can be who

. >> all right steve thank you. time is 649. young creators in london are revolutionizing digital communication. they're designing the first ever emojis with black hairstyles. we'll tell you about this initiative. it aims to combat text tourism bias and also make digital spaces more inclusive for everybody. and believe it or not, thanksgiving is just over a month from now. if you haven't made travel plans yet, you might start thinking about it now. coming up at 7:00, what to expect for the quickly approaching holiday travel season. i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change. evan low only serves himself. how women's golf program died this week after a

young men in high school. >> you don't want to break up with her. >> steve: it is a big issue for a lot of people. >> lawrence: especially for men, as well, and dads, as well. we'll have more series in atlanta later this week. people want to see the full conversation, chicago, detroit, bronx, that will be available today on fox nation. >> steve: another reason to check it out go to foxnation.com. >> ainsley: you did such a good job. can't wait for at not laa. >> steve: and kamala harris' campaign stole the idea. >> lawrence: but she did not show up. >> brian: you know what happened? we tossed to carley and we're asked to do that again. >> ainsley: it's been two hours? all morning. >> steve: every hour. >> lawrence: what is happening? too much gjennifer aniston on your mind. think about the show. >> brian: i'm learning, i will try to do that and expand. >> carley: can i have the floor? thank you. we are learning about circumstances surrendering mus musician liam payne's death, including what drugs were in his system at the time. the one direction star had multiple drugs, including crack and pink cocaine which

novel called "the millicent quibb school of etiquette for young ladies of mad science," which is out tomorrow. kate mckinnon is here. >> stevewesome. it's so fun. it's very -- come on. kate mckinnon. plus, they are making their broadway debuts in the new production of "romeo + juliet," which is now playing now playing at the circle in the square theatre. kit connor and rachel zegler are joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] but that's not all. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: yes, there's more. he is a grammy-nominated, multi-platinum-selling artist whose new album, "beautifully broken," is out october 11th. jelly roll is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: jelly roll! >> steve: yes! >> jimmy: we're talking to him, and he's performing with mgk later in the show. >> steve: whoa. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: how fun is that? and maybe another special guest. i don't know. >> steve: who knows? >> jimmy: i don't know anymore. who knows what's going to happen. it's "the tonight show." anything could happen. >> steve: anything. >> jimmy: you know what i've been obsessed with? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: "the new york times

there is no state with higher voter participation amongst young voters than the great state of michigan. and why oakland county, you might ask? steveome here. oakland county is literally what tipped the scales to president biden from former president trump in the 2020 election. 100,000 vote swing. right next to macomb county as well. we came here to oakland university to talk to some of the students about how they responded to the vice presidential debate. here's a little of what they told us. >> i felt like j.d. vance was worse. his other public appearances have been awkward. why can't he be normal? >> that's how you felt coming out of here? >> i thought he did a lot better. >> you said the high school civics class. why did you say that? >> if high school civics class, why did you say that? >> if anybody took high school civics case they would know what the vice president can't do and what the vice president can do. neither candidate on that stage talked about what executive action they're going to take on day one to do what they want, nor were they asked because they know that they can't. that's not how the vice presidency works.

young man, i am older too. it just seemed he was in his own skin. larry: he was, steve, other thing, on the crucial policies, like, one thing i learned from reagan, when i worked for him, don't talk about 8 or 15 policies. figure out three policies and four max keep talking about it. i say this tongue in cheek but i mean it, politics is like rerid religion, there say certain amount of repeating involved. all the key issues, lunc11. >> you should have done this three and a half years ago. 7 times. that is pretty good. >> larry, by the way great to be with you both. appreciate the kind words, if you think about last night, for jd, for millions of people watching this was their fires -- first time seeing him, last night, most important their first impression of him, they might have seen things on news and caricature from left and foolishness, you watched a man focused, disciplined talking about issues that people care about and he was calm, and smart, blending in his life story, and an introducttion. people did catch last night, and i think that contrast between him and wa

young person, you may not show it, but you just start. and a video feels like this has to collapse. this is doing, steve. and i think as a woman's, i always felt i was a bit of a vision. and boy, they were people are, they were just waiting for me to feed maybe towards, you know, i mean, the mention the bank. so you felt that you sort of let down all of them and kind of not just yourself. and that put a hell of a lot of stream on one. so i see if i hadn't had that i might have had more fun than i had the pleasure to see use in the process. but uh, i think at the end of the day of loans, uh at uh, again, my father was a big thoughts with an influence to really help me understand that celia was always elicit going forward of it. it was only a feeling if i didn't know and what the lesson was. and some of the most interesting turning points in like 3 of a points with which looked like feel like when i looked back actually shaped, which was a very important mix. still vickers for myself. how is the banking and carpet in the scene and get changed over the past few decades? so how i go about, i mean, when i ent

young men. their response is much more spark than i would have expected but not entirely surprising. and,. >> hold on, i'm with steve here. just by us min mining them doesn't mean their votes don't count. i believe. i'm the parent of one. so i believe that they feel like in a universe where inclusivity is so important, which it is. they are not only not seen, but they are attacked and i know that is not the way democrats feel. but this is an opportunity to go speak to them and say i know you care about the economy and reproductive rights. yes, but we need democrats to start to do that. >> they are the party fighting for these young men. because young men care about roe v. wade and student loan debt forgiveness. they have a lot to offer and they are not making the case. >> then why is it not working at all? >> exactly right. >> they do feel put upon by the rapid social changes that are taking place. and the fear of being canceled or having a particular point of view that is maybe more traditional than we would expect from 20-year-old white boys. i wouldn't call it a 1950s style feel what they are going to, but there

county, featuring one of the most popular toys among young girls, and how it's showing girls they can be anything they want tbe to start the season. coach steve kerr spoke to reporters ahead of the regular season opener and said the team's depth will allow to give the 36 year old steph curry more rest this season. curry played in 74 of 82 regular season games last season, which tied for second most of the team. >> we've got 14 guys, all 14 guys can play. i think this team will be able to withstand injuries well. based on that depth. honestly, the key is establishing ourselves at the defensive end early in the season. >> the warriors also officially resigned guard moses moody to a three year, $39 million extension. the team did not come to an agreement with jonathan kuminga. he will become a restricted free agent after the season, while the los angeles dodgers and new york yankees play in the world series on friday. starting on friday on fox, the a's are already focusing on next season, and renovations are starting at sutter health park in west sac. maintenance crews are updating the field, which will remain grass now. the players union raised

difference and now i'd call him a very young man because i'm older too, it just seemed like he was in his own skin and really feeling it. larry: he really was. steve, the other thing is on these crucial policies, one of the things i learned from reagan a long time ago when i worked for him. don't talk about eight, 10, or 15 policies. figure out three policies, four max and then keep talking about them. i mean, to some extent i say this tongue and cheek but i think i actually mean it. politics is a lot like religion. there's a certain amount of repetition involved so you become a believer, okay somewhat did he do last night, on all these key issues, take home pay and low inflation, 11 times. affordability crisis 11 times. you should have done this three and a half years ago, seven times. i mean, that's pretty good i think. >> yeah, larry, and by the way great to be with both of you, and harris, and appreciate the kind words and if you think about last night, you know, for j. d. especially, for millions of people watching, this was their first real time seeing and the most important thing that came out of last night was that their first impression o

trending hard to the right and young women to the left which is an interesting phenomenon which one gets to the polls in greater numbers we will find out two weeks. carly, steveunting were watching every minute and who wins the white house, new monumental task to take on when of course it comes to bringing some sort of peace in the middle east, israel today going after the money in gaza and lebanon, this video finding new life after the death of thomas send more showcasing stacks and stacks of millions of dollars of worth and bottles of cologne and the underground bunker i don't know what that is about. there were bags of food labeled for the un palestinian refugee agency route, earlier today israel went after the financing infrastructure for has the less striking banks and money centers linked to iranian bacterial organization specifically hitting buildings in the suburbs of the country's capital of beirut, trey yingst is live in haifa israel with the latest on the war and what to expect from secretary anthony blinken to the region that kicks off today. >> absolutely ahead of the trip the israelis launched airstrikes against banks that are linked to has bloo

. >> plus, police say young migrants with ties to a violent venezuelan gang are terrorizing times square now. an nypd detective tells us how they are getting away with it. >> steveose are our neighbor kids. meanwhile, a fox weather alert. all power could be restored in florida later today after hurricane milton but thousands are still in the dark in north carolina. we're going to talk to one family who took this picture right there, screen left as their cat floated away in the floodwaters. do you know what? as you can see screen right, cat came home. >> ainsley: isn't that great? >> steve: awesome. >> ainsley: found his way back. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> steve: all right. it is a tuesday. and we are exactly three weeks away from elections day. and kamala harris and democrats are switching up their messages. it was joy, joy, joy for a while. well now, scare tactics. >> lawrence: meanwhile, former president trump laying out his all-important energy agenda at town hall in pennsylvania last night. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera joins us now from washington with a recap on it all. hi,maddy. >> madeleine: hi, guys, good morning. vice president

young people over the course of a few days. so the parents saw the footage, guys, and said that's my kid. you're going to the police station. >> steveapparently they got charged with robbery. ains. >> carley: i think that's compassionate parenting. you know what? maybe this will be a minor infraction. saves you down the road from doing something serious. >> ainsley: that will teach them a lesson. >> lawrence: gives them an opportunity to pay their debt to society. and when they get a little older, they can get the record expunged. you have to have some consequences for the action. i wish the other parents would do the same thing. >> ainsley: i can't believe they get this many people. remember when you were growing up two or three kids bad in your neighborhood. how do they get this money on social media? >> lawrence: there was consequences back then. and now there is no consequences. >> ainsley: you are right. >> lawrence: a slap on the wrist and now the kids are rung -- oh, that's right. in los angeles where can you steal less than a thousand dollars and get no consequences. >> ainsley: why aren't their parents? oh, it's hard to wat

young disabled people struggle to find work and a meaningful existence beyond education. oh, we'll put this one up here. elliot's pad. dan johnson, bbc news. joining us now is steve the chief executive of hft — a charity that supports people with learning disabilities. good morning. good morning. that sto is good morning. good morning. that story is incredible _ good morning. good morning. that story is incredible because - good morning. good morning. that story is incredible because it - good morning. good morning. that story is incredible because it givesl story is incredible because it gives a real sense of that moment, the transition, and what should go on but quite clearly doesn't. what do you make of it? the but quite clearly doesn't. what do you make of it?— you make of it? the report is amazin: you make of it? the report is amazing because _ you make of it? the report is amazing because it _ you make of it? the report is amazing because it really - amazing because it really encapsulates, i think, amazing because it really encapsulates, ithink, the amazing because it really encapsulates, i think, the problem and the struggle that many of us who operate in

young men or have not been for the last five or 10 years. the response to it is much more stark that i would have expected but not entirely surprising. >> i'm with steve here because just by us minimizing them that they are joe rogan want to be doing bros doesn't mean that their votes don't count. [ inaudible ] i am a parent of one, so i believe that they feel like in a universe where inclusivity is so important, which it is, they're not only not seeing -- seen, but they are attacked and i know that is not the way democrats feel that this is an opportunity to go speak to them and say i know you care about the economy. i know you care about reproductive rights. yes, but we need to see democrats start to do that. >> yes, because they are the party fighting for these young men. they have a lot to offer and they're not making the case. >> then why is it not working? [ inaudible ] >> they do feel put upon by the rapid social changes that are taking place in the fear of being canceled for having a particular point of view that is maybe more traditional than we would expect from 20-year- old white boys. there is almost i wouldn't call it a 1950s style field

young children dead. michael lane: she lived a very courageous life. she was very bold in the things she did. craig melvin: but after the smoke cleared, a mystery lingered. steve lungen: we knew she did not die in that fire. she died before the fire. who do you look to as the suspect? obviously, the spouse is the first person you look to. craig melvin: but her husband had a clear alibi, and he passed a lie detector test. eventually, the case grew cold until this witness came forward with a tale of love and lust gone wrong. but could she be believed? was she out for justice or revenge? is it a perfect world? no. will she get hers? yes, when she dies. craig melvin: what was the lie and what was the truth? how could you miss it. he wasn't there. hello, and welcome to "dateline". paul and catherine novak wanted to escape the hustle and bustle of the big city. they found peace and quiet when they moved into what catherine dubbed "the big red house". but soon, a roaring fire would ravage the couple's home. and when the flames subsided, one of them would be dead, leaving investigators wondering if the blaze was a tragic accident or something more sinister. here's and

young male voters. we begin in texas where yamiche alcindor is in houston and garrett haake in austin. also with us, co-host of "the weekend" michael steele and former democratic governor of montana steve bullock. yamiche, harris debuting a new closing line that she has a to do list versus trump's enemy list. what is the message here in the closing days of the campaign? >> reporter: good afternoon, jose. the closing message of the harris campaign is that donald trump is a threat to democracy and that he will be someone who will threaten the very principles that america was founded on and that vice president harris has a vision how to move this country forward and that includes expanding the freedoms of all americans. as part of that message, she's in texas. she will be alongside very big names, including beyonce and her mother. she is set to perform here, we are hearing. she's going to hammer home the idea of reproductive freedom and saying the consequences people are seeing in texas, that they could be in pennsylvania or atlanta or wisconsin. she's using beyonce as well as a number of women who she said have faced dire consequences on the abortion restrictions and putting them center

steve are doing is just incredible. the resiliency and determination that they are showing in the face of the unthinkable. i mean, they are parents to three beautiful young women, and yet they are not only working to protect them and to continue katie. katie his legacy, but they're working to protect young men and women all across this country from coast to coast and certainly it was just an incredible meeting to hear the story, to hear their vision, and to be a small part of hopefully being able to bring this type of thing into reality nationwide it's certainly an honor and are so i assume that you in fetterman are talking about how to turn this into a nationwide bipartisan piece of legislation. it doesn't seem like it would cost that much because all you're doing is telling schools just offer students the opportunity to designate somebody as an advisor that's right. >> what we're doing is we're going to take a look at what's happening in california, the implementation of the law there. you can learn a great deal from that our teams are digging in to look and say, what does not national landscape look like? what would those hurdles be? and how do we wor

young enough and able enough. but. question here. okay. and wait for the for the mike, tony, are such good question. i don't know if i can follow that, but steve was asking you earlier that over that over time as you were researching them, what changes did you see in the carter's? my question is, it was at least a 32 year process, maybe longer. what changes did you see in yourself as a historian, author and a person? both of are good questions because 32 years is a big block of time and so grow up, get married, have kids and she's still that you know. and of course you know during the 32 years i had a job i had a family i all the things that people do the change in carters was the partnership i think that partnership became more and more solid. rosalynn did more and more stuff, you know, you know, own her own and so there's a historian that changes me where there were probably real because i was still old fashioned enough where i wanted to see. and i think you've my storage closet at home. all a wall of falling and categories primary sources, newspapers, secondary sources, topics, biography. yes and all and all that. so was still diligent ther

steve. thank you. 721. they can't vote for president, but they do have a say in who will represent them in the classroom, where teens as young as 16 are getting involved in the civic process. here in the bay area, and clean up from the last two hurricanes isn't finished yet, but homeowners are already looking ahead to the next storm. >> the major project they're considering that would raise their homes a dozen feet into the air the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. about everyone. and many students are now returning to school. but some neighborhoods in central florida still don't have electricity, and many have buildings that were badly damaged. at least 11 people were killed in that hurricane. some homeowners who saw or experienced fl