see. brian: see if the mets go sign dusty baker. i have got say goodbye to lawrence. goodbye, lawrence. to janice dean for the fox weather forecast. janice: i have ainsley fans out here. columbia loves ainsley and fox & friends. what s your name. robbie. you are from south carolina, obviously. you are from columbia. florence. you are wearing warm clothing in new york i love it take look at the map shall we here in new york city? yeah, it s going to be cold today for much of the country even as far as south as south carolina. can you see temperatures minus below 6. minus 19 in memphis. minus 22. this is the high temperature departure from average. and that s going to continue not only today but through friday. even for parts of north florida.
help then in this game. well, the braves just weren t having it what a comeback after a tumultuous year, the first time since 1995 that they won it all. such raw emotions last night. i had the opportunity to talk ton solve the players. we will show you a little bit of that footage later on in the show. guys, a big moment for atlanta. injuries, having the all-star game game canceled it was just a moment for them. steve: ultimately atlanta on top. but, you know, houston did great job, too. it was a great season to remember. lawrence, a great coverage this morning. we will hear from some of the fans a little later on here in the telecast. thank you, sir. ainsley: celebration today. brian: everybody was talking about the giants. everybody was talking about the dodgers, talking about the mets leading the division the longest time without winning the division and atlanta wins the division and takes the championship. ainsley: if you are a republican and braves fan if you are waking up in atla
dishonest? it was parents speaking at a school board. that s unbelievable to me. ainsley: joy reid s point the parents we talked to in virginia they are all for teaching history but they just don t want their children and they pulled out some of the books that actually showed us, showed them to us that said you basically need to apologize if you are a certain color. steve and the other big news story aside from the world series, is that the fact that in new jersey, according to the a.p., the republican is still leading by 1100 votes. and if he were to win, you know, people have said if glenn youngkin wins it s going to be an earthquake. a global tsunami if jack chited really wins and he is leading rights now. but there are still a lot more votes. ainsley: do we know when that race will be called? steve: up to close to 90% of the precincts reporting. brian: the three of you was will decide when it s over. steve: we rely upon the
hard for youngkin s campaign. yesterday i stood in cold wind for nine hours handing out ballots. i did it because i believe in youngkin. um i m sorry. ainsley: that s okay. for me, this race between youngkin and mck4r5u6 is a race between american ideal and marxist ideology. this was a referendum on parents. and this entire ridiculous woke ideology that has sweeped into our school system. i m an immigrant muslim liberal democrat, and i voted for glenn youngkin because glenn youngkin actually did something that so many politicians and policy makers have done and that is honored parents. brian: those are some of ainsley s interview from earlier that talked about some of the impact. i think it s pretty cool, too,
bad. lots of sun shine. s temperatures are going to be cooler than argue. we are getting used to what s yet to come. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. steve: it is november. ainsley: didn t have a lot of snow last year. steve: that was oak. brian: best news is it s too cold to use the jack hammer because that s what usually accompany they are done with the jack hammer? ainsley: done with the work outside our building. brian: more on that a little bit later: i didn t know. republicans score a major victory in virginia and could spell troubling for democrats in the midterms. we are diving into the voter analysis. and america is facing a truck driver shortage dash dash in need of 80,000 drivers. now as the actual map dates come down the pipeline the trucking crisis could get even worse. someone get behind the wheel in the middle in the middle take a step back for a minute and into the kitchen