garrett tenney is in iowa where president trump leads joe biden by 7 points in a new poll. political analyst tess lainn figure row joins us -- figero joins us live. todd: griff jenkins join us, griff, good morning. >> reporter: if you had any doubts that the keystone state holds the key to victory, look at how much attention and time both candidates have spent here. biden will have his only stop in philly today and tomorrow joe, jill, kamala and her husband, doug, will, quote, barn torn the four corners of pennsylvania. the president was doing that yesterday with four stops in pennsylvania, holding free rallies, hammering his opponent over the oil and gas industry. watch. >> a vote for biden and harris is a vote to ban fracking, ban mining, and completely destroy pennsylvania. it's true, by the way. a vote for me is a vote to remain energy -- we're energy independent now, think of it. energy independent. >> reporter: now, the 2016, president trump stunned the political world, flipping the state red with a mere 44,000 votes, less than 1%. today, biden leads by 4 points, a ga

in lansing, michigan, i'm gary tenney, -- i'm garrett tenney, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> los angeles countyosed new restrictions businesses and is impose a mandatory curfew for everyone. the county is ordering all businesses to limit the capacity to 25% and restaurants will be limited to 50% outdoors. businesses moist close at 10:00 p.m. starting on friday. services at salons and personal care businesses can be provided by appointment. los angeles countysa you daily confirmed cases more than double the past few weeks to now nearly between hundred. hospitalization increased by 30% over that same time. >>> another bay area county is recommending people don't travel this upcoming holiday season. san mateo county officials said holiday travel is risky, especially with the recent surge in covid cases. they're suggesting small gatherings at home or outdoors with people in the household over social bubble. >> we want to keep holiday gatherings small. maybe to your only, only to your householder on your small social bubble. so much of the transmission occurs without symptoms or before symptoms occu

>> dana: garrett tenney, thank you so much. bring in fox news contributor karl rove to help with all of this. your general take away from that 90 minute press conference today, karl? >> well mayor giuliani said centralized plot involving widespread voter fraud. sidney powell said the threat was communist in origin it had come from venezuela and involved hugo chavez george soros and the clinton foundations were key participants in the plot. these are serious, i think somewhat strange accusations but serious and now both mr. giuliani and ms. powell have an obligation to go to court and prove them. because these are questioning the fundamental fairness of our presidential election and alleging that there are con spiritters who worked in major cities in an organned effort to engage in widespread voter fraud and foreign agents and powerful americans namely soros and the clinton foundation were involved. they have an obligation to go to court and prove these or the american people will have every reason to question their credibility.

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candidate claudia tenney leads with an extremely narrow margin, welcome aboard.hink your margin is under 200 votes at this point, what is your reaction to the state court decision? the new york election has been a disaster, a slow counting trying to get the right answers to things, confusion, what is your reaction to this tonight? >> we don't even know what the margin is because one of the counties is unable to put account together. here is what has happened. andrew cuomo issued an executive order in august altering the election rules and altering how we are going to process elections. we allowed no excuse absentee ballots, anyone could get an absentee ballots, he can apply for it online. didn't have to verify, you just have to have your name, date of birth, and address in your absentee ballot is sent and there is so much for fraud. >> tammy: you can get those details about people anywhere, name address and date of birth, it's everywhere on the internet. >> third parties have it, democratic party, republican party, we all have the data on these folders and i know

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garrett tenney reports, john roberts from the white house, that's where we begin. john good afternoon >>> bill good afternoon to you. the trump campaign filed a petition for a recount in two of wisconsin's biggest countries there are 800 thousand votes. milwaukee, voted 69% in favor of joe biden on november 3rd, and in the mail in votes and the bobcat goes by behind me. dated county nearly 75% in favor of joe biden. the basis for the filing of the petition for the recount illegally altered absentee ballots, illegally issued absentee ballots and illegal advice from government officials rega regarding voter id laws. the biden campaign says, after wisconsin voters turned out to cast their ballots in record numbers, a cherry picked and select counselling will not change these results. joe biden leads state-wide by about 20,000 votes. the president will see if in those 800 thousand votes there might be much irregularities to overturn the vote. georgia so far a cab vasss of all of georgia's counties found more than 2600 uncounted votes have been added to the tally, gaini

fox news correspondent garrett tenney with the latest.arrett. >> reporter: well, lou, that hearing is likely part of an ongoing investigation the gop-controlled state legislature launched shortly after the election looking into allegations that the election process was mishandled. that process, though, took another step forward just a few minutes ago when the state board of canvassers voted to certify the election results, cementing joe biden's victory in the state. the board, which is comprised of two democrats and two republicans, voted to certify 3-0. one of the republicans who was not in favor of certification and had concerns about the tracking and reporting of votes in wayne county voted to be abstain. the other says the board doesn't have new authority to investigate claims of fraud and has no choice but to certify. the fight over michigan doesn't stop here though. for weeks the trump campaign and the gop have been calling for an audit or a recount, but state law doesn't allow that to happen until the results are certified. so at t

garrett tenney begins our coverage from lansing, michigan. good evening, garrett. >> good evening. as these new restrictions go into effect today the u.s. set another record high with more than 76,000 people hospitalized with covid-19. also today some potentially game-changing developments. >> a vaccine could be just around the corner. today pfizer announcing its vaccine proved to be 95% effective in preventing infections and didn't cause any serious side effects. the company ceo said they plan to file an emergency use request with the fda on friday opening the door for it to become the first covid-19 vaccine to hit the market. >> by the end of december we expect to have 40 million doses of these two vaccines. available for distribution. >> at home testing took big step forward today as well as the fda approved the first rapid test that can be completed at home. according to the company the test can provide results within half an hour and cost $50 or less. that's encouraging with the new restrictions going into effect. >> we'll fight this back. this is a setback but a setback we'll

garrett tenney is live now with more. hi, garrett. >> hey, julie.gan could make its or election results official any minute now, state board canvassers currently meeting to vote on whether or not to certify the election results. this is typically a routine process which the board was just comprised of two democrats and to go republicans but there are indications that at least one of the republican board members may vote against certification. last week that board member told "the washington post" it is his responsibility to get to the bottom of any allegations of improprieties in the voting process, saying i do think with all the potential problems, if any of them are true and odd it is appropriate. if we get more information, why not? this weekend, the state and national republican parties also called on the board to delay the certification for two weeks. however, state law does not allow for audits to be conducted until after the election results have been certified. this weekend michigan, secretary of state said she expects the board to fulfill t

garrett tenney reports on that. the latest in michigan today in lansing, garrett? >> bill, now these two canvassers say they want to take back their votes, certifying the election results in michigan's largest county. this comes just days after william hartmann and monica palmer are their names. they voted against certification, citing concerns about discrepancies in the numbers of ballots recorded as cast and the number of ballots counted. then during the public comment phase of a meeting of the wayne county board of canvassers tuesday night. the pair says they were repeatedly threatened and accused of being racist for their decision. take a listen. >> shame on you. shame on you for leading to this level of corruption. >> the law isn't on your side. history won't be on your side. your conscience will not be on your side. >> after more than two hours of that, the pair agreed that they would vote to certify the results if a complete independent audit of the city's elections would occur. however, after they voted to certify the results, michigan secretary of state sa

garrett tenney has a measure of iowa and he is live in dubuque and joins us from there. >> bill, thoseunties are going to be the ones to watch tomorrow night. if president trump is able to repeat and most of those counties, the level of support or even surpass it, what he saw in 2016, he has a good shot at winning the state. we are into butte county which is one of those historically blue counties -- dubuque county. turn out here and across the state is expected to be the biggest factor in the election. it could be independent voters who decide the race. about a third of iowa's voters are registered independents and over the past month there's been a huge swing in that group going from joe biden to president trump who now has a 14-point lead among those voters in "the des moines register"'s iowa poll. sean schreiber runs his own organic farm in dubuque and he is one of those voters who recently made up their minds to vote for the president. for him, the deciding factor wasn't joe biden. it was the other leading democrats that were around him during the primaries. >> i just saw how far

garrett tenney on that phenomenon as we speak.ive months ago a majority of the minneapolis city council vowed to dismantle the police department. well, now they're considering a plan to bring in officers from other departments to help fight a wave of violent crime. the minneapolis police department has been hit hard in the months of the death of george floyd. more than 100 officers are off the streets and now many with claims of ptsd for responding to protests and riots. now many have been forced to retire. this started before george floyd and not slowed down. shootings in minneapolis are up 80%. violent crime is up 23% compared to this point a year ago. despite those trends, members of the city council are questioning the effectiveness of this plan to bring in officers from other jurisdictions, which the police chief is depending. >> we can go back and forth on this. every day that we go back and forth, people are dying in our city. if you choose and you have every right to, if you choose to say no to these victims of crime, stan

correspondent garrett tenney is live tonight in new buffalo michigan with the latest. good evening. >> bret, these new restrictions aren't as sweeping as the ones governor whitmer enacted earlier this year, but they could still be devastating for small businesses, particularly restaurants like rosie's. the owner paula hatfield says the only thing that kept it from going under earlier this year was federal stimulus money and this time around, state officials are enacting these new restrictions without any plans to help restaurants like hers survive. >> i see it's important to say lives, but they also need to help save businesses if they're going to save lives. that's how i feel. they need to come up with a plan to help us keep going. >> statewide, more than 40% of restaurants will shut down do the to the new restrictions, costing around 250,000 jobs over the holiday season according to the michigan restaurant and lodging association, but even businesses that are allowed to continue operating as normal will be affected by these restrictions. just across the street from r

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to fox's garrett tenney.ansing, michigan, as the midwest continues to be one of the hardest hit areas in the coronavirus surge we've been seeing. what is the latest where you are, garrett? reporter: connell, on monday at least 10 states reported a record number of new cases of the coronavirus. that only adds to the several dozen states that have been reporting record numbers over the last week. those surges in new cases have really been prompting state and local leaders to enact new restickses to try to control the spread of this virus as well as to keep hospitals from being overwhelmed. merck ban michigan is limiting gatherings to two households. ohio adding a 10:00 p.m. curfew. chicago is stay at home advisory with a 10 person limit on indoor gatherings. that is also the case starting today in new jersey. straight leaders there as well across the country are urging folks to skip the traditional thanks giving celebrations. >> we're urging everybody to keep their thanksgiving plans as small as possible becaus

thank you, garrett tenney, lansing, michigan. want to talk more about the economic restrictions around the country which was mentioned in garrett's report have become increasingly political. there are even questions about how closely people might follow some of the new rules. ashley webster has been looking into some of this red tape which seems to be popping up the most in blue states. ashley joins you us now, what are you seeing? ashley: 20 states ramped up covid restrictions but that number goes up daily just as of course families are trying to figure out their plans for thanksgiving and some people are angry. saying they are just going to ignore the rules, especially those limiting number of people who can gather indoors in private residences. even local law enforcement say they will not implement any fines or tickets. a bit of a mess. look at some individual states. in california where more than 90% of the population is living under the most restrictive orders there is a mandatory mask mandate. no indoor dining. businesses t

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we begin with garrett tenney, good morning. >> sandra, good morning to you. clear, this proposal is not a long-term solution but minneapolis is facing a wave of violent crime. homicides, assaults, robberies, all up compared to this point last year. so the city's police chief is pleading for help from the same city council that vowed to dismantle the police department earlier this year. this proposal would pay to bring in between 20 and 40 officers from the hennepin county sheriff's office and metro transit police to respond to calls of violent crime until the end of this year. a number of city council members are pushing back on the proposal. both over the $500,000 price tag and over the strategy. last night council member cunningham tweeted minneapolis won't be safer by relying on a broken criminal justice system that got us in the crisis in the first place by breaking up families and destroying future. more business as usual won't create different results. when you're in a holl the solution is not to keep digging. when other city council members criticized

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garrett tenney is live in chicago with the latest. there and the magnificent mile, as it looking? >> michigan avenue is really the epicenter in the city of chicago and normally on black friday these sidewalks which would be absolutely packed with thousands of people going from store to store. you can see today it's almost like any other day out here. most major retailers didn't open up until this morning and some didn't even open up until ten or 11 which is a far cry from what we are used to with stores opening on thanksgiving afternoon. one exception is gaming stores where gamers camped out overnight to try to get their hands on new xbox or playstation systems but other than that this pandemic has changed just about everything about black friday. the cdc lists in person shopping is a high-risk activity and businesses are taking extra steps to try to help folks feel safe. across the country stores are being forced to limit how many customers can be inside at a time and some have introduced virtual cues so you can wait in your car unti

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republican claudia tenney is trying to take back his seat sh last two years ago to democrati representativee now lead the race by 13 votes when dc said he was up. and an iowa republican is clinging to a 6-foot lead over democrat rita hart following a recount. >> we have a really good election system aerate there were some differences in how each individual account he conducted the recount, the recount or it has to decide tha so it may be we need to have some other provisions in our state laws addressing how recount are done. >> this is what gets interestin article one section five of the constitution gives the house th right to judge election returns and has the final state of whic members it seats. it's going to be interesting if they seats which would be contested may be only one by a handful of votes whether or not there are challenges to those seats in those numbers when the new congress convenes come january. >> chad pergamon that today. thank you, sir. we're going to michelle steele out of california her is one of multiple seats, how are you doing, good afternoon? i know you're in was

garrett tenney is live in chicago with more. hey, garrett. >> hey, alicia.sgiving record $5.1 billion shopping online according to dobby. holiday shopping absolutely looks different this year. can you see that here on chicago's michigan avenue. there are a lot of folks out and about. but it is nothing compared to the crowds you see on a normal black friday. most of the major retailers didn't open until between 5:00 and 7:00 this morning. others didn't open until 10:00 or 11:00. the cdc lists in person holiday shopping as high risk activity. across the country stores are being forced to limit how many customers can be inside at a time. some stores like best buy and lululemon virtual queues wait outside. carts and baskets sanitized and masks required as well. for some black friday is a tradition and they ever trying to find a way to keep it going doing it safely. this holiday season though is expected to break records. the national retail federation is forecasting holiday sales will increase between 3% and 5% compared to last year when the world looked a whole

flipped two democrat seats in california, two more races in new york about to be called for claudia tenney we will see if democrats learn any lessons or if they will double down on a chuck schumer nancy pelosi radical agenda. shannon: here's how senator john kennedy, republican out of louisiana sums up. >> you've got nothing to worry about unless you are a taxpayer, a business owner, a parent, a cop, a gun owner, a person of faith for an unborn baby. shannon: that's what he says you've got to worry about in this race. >> i will go hug a tree after i do all of that. it is just fear mongering. that's not what it is about. the countries very divided. most people want what democrats are opposing, some people want what republicans are proposing. the georgia race, you've got to look at numbers. leffler's position is to win. if you combine what her original opponent had together with 53% it will be tough for democrats to take this but both sides will fight because they want control of the senate because democrats are in control of the house, joe biden is the president-elect, and if they have the

races in the house, one of those is in new york 22nd district where republican candidate claudia tenneys blaming governor andrew cuomo for the slow pace of the account. a judge has pause the process until next week. republicans lead in all the undecided races so far including five in w new york, two and california which would give the g.o.p. four flips in that state, and one each in louisiana andow iowa. the balance of power right now has democrats with 222 and republicans with 204. the second recount of georgia's presidential vote is underway o tonight, also this evening an unusual invitation from one of theat republicans fighting to sy in the senate, correspondent steve harrigan has the update from atlanta. >> that presidential recount ise underway in georgia, it's a machine recount scheduled to be finished by december 2nd. this is the third time the presidential votes will be counted in georgia. officials say they don't expect any changes from a joe biden lead of v about 12,000 votes, tt vote has already been certified by georgia's governor. the two senate runoff elections are schedu

in lapsing, michigan, i'm gary tenney, kutv, fox 2 news. >>> still to come this noon time, the need for help continues to rise during the pandemic. how bay area organizations are helping to provide food for families in need this thanksgiving holiday. >>> plus. >> central america getting hit hard by a major storm for the second time in just two weeks. i am william lajeunesse in los angeles. details are coming up. . >>> you have the power to know before you go when you wake up with mornings on 2. >> and you have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the kutv fox 2 news app. humira patients,... ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately following injection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections,

garrett tenney picks up with more. garrett? bill hemmer. live on the air.ood afternoon. >> minneapolis is struggling to deal with this wave of violent crime. the police chief says there's not enough cops to stop it. so he's now looking outside for help to do that. take a look at these stats. gives you an idea the challenge the city is facing. shootings are at a 15-year high. homicides are up 89%. robberies are up 38. violent crime is up 23% compared to this point a year ago. at the same time, dozens of officers have decided to retire early since the start of the year. more than 100 minneapolis police officers are off the streets and on some form of leave. according to the police union, many of them claim to have ptsd from responding to the unrest after the death of george floyd. to help fill in the gaps for the next month, minneapolis police wants to bring in 20 to 40 officers from the sheriff's office an metro transit police to respond to violent crime. but things really got heated at a city council meeting yesterday when council members questioned that pr

to athens, ohio, where the ceo dusty tenney is taking a moment during this very busy time to speak with us and show us how it works. you are really very much the man in demand, dusty. tell me what your world has been like the past couple of weeks as these vaccines get closer and closer to being ready. >> yeah, it's been rather dynamic in many different aspects. lot of reach out from a multitude of different customers that are really trying to position to deliver the vaccines, recognizing the pace at which that's taking place. we've got 150 hard-working people here in athens that have been working pretty much straight out to position the tools that we have been able to put in the marketplace that support that minus 20 to minus 80 degrees celsius that's critical in terms of making sure we have the efficacy and viability of those vaccines. liz: i want to explain to our viewers why this matters. cold chain failure, that's when the electrical current to one of these freezers goes out or whathave you, has actually destroyed or ruined, i was reading this, 2.8 million vaccines lost during that

garrett tenney is live in dubuque. hey, garrett. >> hey, dana.oll before election day, president trump is leading joe biden by seven points which is outside the margin of error. one of the things that stands out when you dig into the numbers is how independent voters are the ones that have been pushing the president into the lead. about a third of iowa's voters are registered independent. over the past month, that group has swung from supporting joe biden by 50% to backing the president 549. today we are in dubuque county, 1 of 31 counties that flipped for president trump in 2016 after toys going for the obama-biden ticket. these counties, many of them historically blue, will be the ones to watch tomorrow night. if president trump does as well in these counties as he did in 2016, he has a good shot at winning the state again. >> dana: senator joni ernst, she is the incumbent in a tough battle against the opponent, teresa greenfield. that's been very close as well. >> yeah, very close and how the presidential race goes here is expected to decide h

garrett tenney on the stunning reversal in michigan but first let's go to kristin fisher liv

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trace. >> trace: garrett tenney live in lansing, michigan. thank you. >> sandra: for more on this let's bring in katie pavlich. editor for town hall.com. you list to the growing lists of restrictions in very states, local municipalities. it seems that politicians think that they can tell people exactly how to live their lives. there is a lot of reaction to this. and the hypocrisy that is being pointed out by in the case of governor newsom, sitting with a big group, photographed inside of a restaurant. others aren't allowed to do that. outrage is growing over this. >> the number of politicians across the country that you mentioned the california governor who went to a private dinner with multiple people and lobbyists. justification was he is a government official and he has government business to do while he is lecturing the rest of his state about staying inside, shutting down businesses and putting kur fuse on families. the mayor of chicago justifying telling people not to gather with families for thanksgiving dinner while she was in the str

garrett tenney from chicago.fox news alert as coronavirus cases rise nationwide, the supreme court sides with religious groups who challenged new york's limit on just how many people can attend houses of worship. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm julie banderas. >> jon: i'm jon scott. the justices dealing a blow to new york governor cuomo's covid-19 restrictions ruling 5-4 the state's orders violate the constitution protections for freedom of religion. >> it's irrelevant from any practical impact because the zone that they were talking about has already been mute. i think this was really just an opportunity for the court to express its philosophy and politics. >> julie: let's bring in jason chaffetz former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor. always great to see you. governor cuomo is not too pleased with the supreme court ruling saying that i would agree with those people who say it's a different court and they wanted to make a statement that it's a different court.

garrett tenney is live for us in michigan. trust the election results out of michigan? >> trace, that's the million dollar question. the results need to be certified by the state. it can happen as soon as monday. while the vote totals themselves could still change a bit at this point barring any legal action, the outcome is not expected to change with joe biden winning the state. there are, however, still concerns about the election process particularly in wayne county. the state's largest county and them to detroit. the two republican members voted against certifying the election results this week over concerns about discrepancies in the number of ballots recorded as cast and the number of ballots counted. they changed their votes after a brutal public comment period in which they say they were repeatedly threatened and accused of being racist. republicans say they were promised that a complete independent audit of the county's elections would occur only to have the secretary of state say she is under no obligation to do that

garrett tenney is live in chicago with more on that for us.at kind of help is the minneapolis police department looking for? >> trace and sandra, the department is overwhelmed with too much crime and not enough officers to respond as they typically would. there have been nearly 500 homicides in minneapolis this year. people shot rather, homicides are up 89%, robberies are up 38% and violent crime overall is up 23% compared to this point a year ago. at the same time, the number of cops out on the street is down. dozens of officers have decided to retire early since the start of this year and more than 100 are currently on some form of leave including many who have filed ptsd claims as a result of the unrest they responded to following the death of george floyd. the city's police chief is looking for help and he wants to bring in between 20 and 40 officers from the county sheriff's office and metro transit police to form joint enforcement teams. minneapolis city council has aggressively pushed to abolish the city's police department and to refor

joining us now with the latest republican congressional candidate claudia tenney who is running to reclaimorning. steve: so your opponent, anthony bran diseasey put out a word within the last 48 hours that he was the winner and in fact head by 13 points. is he they had wednesday: all right. so, it looked like he was ahead by 13 votes, 13. now, this morning, i'm reading something from your campaign, you're ahead by 13 points. >> yeah. these are tentative numbers. and what the people should understand is that there are literally hundreds of ballots that the judge is going to consider this week that are disputed ballots. they are absentees that objections have been made by the each of the candidates. there is about 400 i -- plus there is consideration of so-called affidavit ballots. those are ballots for people who show up at the polls and for some reason, for an administrative reason in some cases they are not shown as registered to vote. in some cases they aren't actually registered to vote. steve: right. >> all of this stems back to the confusion that the fact that governor cuomo did an ex

ainsley: it's anyone's game, right in garrett tenney is live in dubuque, iowa, with more on the lasthis race in iowa has been tight for months now, but in these final days before the election, it appears there are indications president trump may be pulling ahead. in "the des moines register"'s final poll before election day, president trump is leading joe biden by 7 points which is outside the poll's margin of err error and his biggest lead in months. the biggest difference from last month's poll, it's independent voters. nearly half of whom now say they plan to or already have voted for the president. president trump won iowa by 9 points in 2016. it is one of several midwestern states that he flipped on his way to the white house. democrats feel like they've learned a lot since 2016. and the biden campaign has spent a lot of time in the midwest this past week trying to make it clear he is not taking these seats for granted. >> i came up here to campaign for hillary, and for a whole lot of reasons -- not all which were her fault -- ended up not talking it seriously. we thought it was