the house. zeldin says he doesn t know the identity of those shot but that they are being treated for their wounds. the search for the shooters is ongoing. back to you. see three let s bring in lee zeldin now, new york gubernatorial candidate and congressman from county. what another 12 hours you have had. put us come if you can, congressman, with you and your wife. you re in the bronx at a columbus day parade, and how do you find out about a shooting half a block from your house? we got a phone call from our daughter, mikayla. we hear other daughter, arianna, in the background crying. she speaking to 911. they were the 911 colors. mikayla is freaking out that we are not able to hear everything because of the wi-fi connection. they were locked inside of a bathroom. they were at the kitchen table doing homework, and all of the sudden they are hearing multiple gunshots. they then hear screaming. they run upstairs and lock themselves in the bathroom. one of my daughters calle
steve: higher index report is expected later this week. as the economist warns the damaging recession. high probability of a damaging recession that was totally avoidable. they re going to put us into one. rodgers! looking! recovered underneath and the giants come from behind and knock off the packers! carley: a fox news alert. explosions rocking kiev with officials reporting several people killed and dozens more injured. brian: and the u.s. embassy warning americans in ukraine to shelter in place. steve: widespread electricity and water outages are being reported across the country as russia targets energy infrastructure. trey young joins us live from karkiev. it sounds as if this is a revenge attack by mr. putin against the ukrainians for that bridge blowing up a couple of days ago. good morning. it does appear this is the russian revenge for that bridge destruction that took place on the main artery between russia and crimea over the weekend. today, russi
after day and there are a lot of parents and a lot of families dealing with this reality of rising crime in new york for us, fortunately, our daughters knew exactly how to respond. listen, they were sitting there at the kitchen table doing homework and bullets started going off all around them and we don t live in, you know, some huge house with, you know, this isn t a gated community. this was something that happened really just feet from where they were sitting. carley: congressman and new york gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin calls out violent crime in new york. brian: danger outside his home where his two daughters were doing homework. steve: sean hannity joins us with live reaction on this columbus day. good morning to you oochlt how are you doing? steve: we re doing ok. the cops said this is targeted and apparently a gang thing. this doesn t make me feel that
the east village. this is day after day after day and there are a lot of families dealing with this reality of rising crime in new york. for us, fortunately my daughters knew exactly how to respond. but listen, they were just sitting there at the kitchen table doing homework, and bullets started going off all around them. and we don t live in some huge house, this isn t a gated community. this was something that happened really just feet from where they were sitting. brian: it s amazing how different media cover this. your hometown newspaper puts it on page 11. the new york post has it on the cover. they see it as a huge problem, because it s the second major incident around your candidacy. you could say that they weren t targeting you, congressman, but they weren t targeting that parent at the parent stay in the marriott in poughkeepsie, either. that was the cross fire from two homeless criminals that were sitting there.
sacramento city unified school saying, we really just want to make sure we are taking every step possible. so is this threat real? let s talk to bill bennett, fox news contributor and former education secretary, and former drug czar, who joins us from the d.c. area. good morning to you. hey, steve. steve: we have shown these pictures of the rainbow fentanyl, and some of them are in candy packages labeled nerds, which my kids grew up on. so who are they marketing these things for? and isn t it a real threat for kids if they see something that looks like candy in a candy package? they might actually eat it. sure it is. look, maybe rolling stone s right and maybe rolling stone is wrong. i think they are wrong. who s going to take the chance? do you want your child to be the person who experiments to find out whether it s fentanyl or not? remember the old kings taster s theme, the guy who tasted food