accidental shooting death of a cinematographer on the site of the movie "rust." and the prop gun that was likely handled by at least two good people before being handed to alec baldwin. and concerts on college campuses. why some students believe their university is trying to silence conservatives supporting the g.o.p. candidate in the type virginia governor's rights while trying to hide behind irs status. we begin tonight with an unpopular president hitting the road monday to push a massive spending bill he hopes will help his poll numbers rebound. trace gallagher is on the case. good evening. >> good evening. in an effort to pitch his social spending plan i thought to be in the ballpark of 1.75 trillion, the president used both new and old arguments for the old being that the plan will expand opportunity not denied and the new slogan is that components of the bill like the child tax credit is a "tax cut." the president has also repeatedly said the bill will cost $0 because it will be paid for with tax increases. now that statement already labeled as untrue is creating even more skepticism considering the plan to raise taxes on corporations and high earners now appears to be in jeopardy and instead the administration is looking at targeting only the nations billionaires. each utah senator met romney because a bad idea. watch. >> not a good idea. don't start your business here, that need jobs in the bill gates and the people like that. this is in the place to begin your business. go somewhere else. >> mean while approval rating has dipped to a new low of 42%. that comes as a fox news poll shows americans are extremely concerned about inflation. and during his stops on monday, the president for the fifth time since he has been in office, told a full story about an amtrak conductor who during biden's final year as vice president bragged about biden's ridership. listen. >> he walks up to me and goes joe, grabs my cheek and i thought the secret service was going to blow his head off. swear to god. true story. >> accept is not true because biden final year as vice president was 2016. the conductor died in 2014. just last week, the president talked about his involvement in the civil rights movement despite previously saying he was not involved in that movement. and finally there is a bit of consternation when the president coughed into his hand and then proceeded to shake hands with the public while not wearing a mask. definitely not following the signs. >> shannon: so the president often jokes about the fact that he is not allowed to answer only a certain number of questions or his staff does not want him to keep talking. today he was caught on camera talking about that with some kids. what can you tell us? >> he was finishing up remarks with elementary school students in new jersey when he pointed to the back of the room toward media and he said the following. >> -- they are working. get to ask you all kinds of questions and you try to figure out how you can avoid answering some of them. >> avoid answering. of course we all heard the president say repeatedly that he is not supposed to take any questions or that he is only calling on journalists that are preapproved. and mostly as you know what we have seen is the president giving scripted remarks and kind of turning and walking away as the media shouts their questions. so some political and say they believe the president and the white house might be trying to control the tempo but it is notable that he has yet to answer questions on the lousy job numbers in september, rising inflation, and the supply chain crisis. so maybe he is heading ground rules but as we noted, his approval numbers are at the lowest point of his presidency. >> shannon: and peter doocy -- they are not going to stop asking. thank you so much. we have exclusive new video from south texas tonight. our team and vetted with texas state troopers as they carried out missions targeting human smuggling and other criminal activity. here is bill melugin with the images he will not see anywhere else. >> a shocking scene in texas monday afternoon as we witnessed dozens of illegal immigrants hiding inside of a train car in which they had been hitching a ride in the blistering heat. while embedded with texas dps, we watched as troopers pulled the migrants out one by one. all of them single adult men who had been hoping to use the train to get further into the u.s. 23 men were pulled out in total. and their demeanor changed noticeably when texas troopers told them they would be going to jail for criminal trespassing instead of being handed off to border patrol. earlier in the day, we sought more migrants hitching rides on trains passing through the area which is about 40 miles inland from the border. when this train came to a stop, texas dps rest of the migrants on board. five of them in total. all men. they told us they were trying to get to san antonio. troopers check them for tattoos, looking for possible signs of gang affiliation and then took them into custody. they will also go to jail for criminal trespassing. and take a look at this video. on sunday in the exact same area, texas dps found 19 migrants hiding inside a brand-new cars that were being shipped on trains. how they got inside of them is unknown. texas dps has been working for train yards for months now. often encountering runners and migrants were trying to evade. they have made more than 1300 arrest on trains since july. that includes gang members and cartel members. in texas doesn't believe in catch and release. >> you will beat a branded and facing jail. not going to lay out the red carpet like with the federal government is doing. going to place them in jail and that's what we are doing right now. >> wanting to point out is the federal government -- border patrol is not out here. it is only texas dps. state troopers tell us they are the last line of defense when it comes to these trains. they say if they weren't out here, it would be a total free-for-all. reporting from texas, bill melugin, fox news. >> shannon: no end in that way has his continuing economic and national security crisis, president biden's popularity continues to suffer. even social media allies are taking notice of the plummeting poles. fox news contributor richard fowler and fox news political analyst, gianno caldwell. welcome back. >> good to see you, shannon. >> shannon: "saturday night live" which seems incapable of making fun event run except for president trump, they decided this week there are going to have to addressed some of what was going on with president biden. >> your cnn town hall with -- and your approval rating is in the dumpster. >> things are going to turn around, right question mike >> i am bad at lying so i'm going to sleep. >> i don't understand. people used to like me. the press would call me uncle joe. i miss the old days. where the valve that back i go? >> shannon: how bad does it have to get for the left and "snl" crew to start coding after a democratic president? >> i would rather call him uncle fraud because that's what we are seeing with the biden administration. i sat with they went easy on the administration as many times as they said the trump administration or -- build back better was a lie and it's unfortunate because many americans are now trying to build back up broke and the truth of the matter is inflation, hyperinflation, increases everything but 50% and this impacts the poor and the metal cross. so joe biden is an active threat to the poor and when companies raise their prices, they don't return to normal levels. they continue where they were and they lay off employees. so this administration has been troublesome from the very beginning. we have not seen anything like this and pundits and activists alike, told us joe biden was going to be an excellent middle-class moderate president. bye to us once again. so these poll numbers declining in the fact that hyper inflation is -- we are likely to see a change in leadership in the house and senate and i know we are a long ways away as you say, but still it all, the results are showing, and people are unhappy. >> shannon: a year feels like forever in politics. so we will see but it will be about a year from now. pulling all over the place including fox news and other places showing people are worried about the inflation and economy. then we have this from "the new york times." thanksgiving 2029 is shaping up to be the most expensive meal in the history of the holiday. nearly every ingredient from the turkey to the after dinner coffee expected to cost more than ever. so that is the real world, kitchen table kind of stuff that people relate to and when they feel in their wallets and pocketbooks, they have a reaction. and these poll numbers seem to show that. >> absolutely. i think when you see the price of bacon if you like or turkey stuffed with bacon. and you see what going for $18 a slab, there is a problem with inflation. it points to the reason why you need a bill like build back better. you have a job market where there are -- one of the reasons they are not going to back to work as they are tired of the pandemic. 2.9 million also job. one of the reason why a lot of women are returning back to work is because the cost of child care is far too high. build back better will help bring the cost of that down. republicans -- also a problem. we bring the cost of child care down and we get women back in the workplace, 2.9 million who lost her job, this is a step in the right direction. and understand it also has to do the global supply chain issue in the way houses been better responding to that. something that the bill also does. investing in manufacturing here in america. entering the folks that are sitting on the sidelines are back in their. investing in businesses. all things we have to do because we cannot have a supply chain that depends on china or thailand or things coming through our ports. >> shannon: that's the reality though right now. over a hundred ships off the coast in california and one poor in particular that are waiting to come in. but you mentioned women going back to the workplace. one of the tough things in the less your was kids were home. a lot doing remote schooling. that got parents a lot more involved in some of what is going on. not that long ago a letter from the doj saying they're going to look into parents who are threatening weather violence the scoreboard or -- not cool at all but now the national school board who wrote this letter which then prompted the memo from the doj is apologizing for referring to parents as domestic terrorist. kevin mccarthy, g.o.p. leader tweets us. he said the entire bates -- has been dismantled. said they regret and apologize the letter. doj should retract the meadow and apologize and commit to end the space was targeting. final word because i want to give you a chance to weigh in. richard will start with you and you know you can close us out. >> it's clear bright light here. they are -- if you want to go to a meeting and express your concern, absolutely you're right. if you threaten a school board member, no matter what party you belong to, that's against all the law in the state and nation to it. period. >> i would agree with that second part of what he said but going back to the first part, i don't know if my friend richard has been open cans of paint. build back better has not been a success. black men is out of the workforce for that's why the workforce is lower than it used to be in the fact of the matter is joe biden has not been the savior of america as people predicted, including you, mr. richard fowler. so you can miss me without. you can't pass on my leg and call it rain. >> shannon: i know richard is going to want to reply to that. but we are out of time. going to take that another way and have you guys back. thank you both. we have new details tonight about that fatal shooting on a movie set in new mexico. in which actor alec baldwin discharged what he believed to be an unloaded prop gun killing a cinematographer and wounding the film director. she corresponded jonathan has the latest tonight from los angeles. good evening. >> according to the director of the movie "rust" and other crew members, at least to go people likely handled the gun that killed cinematographer halyna hutchins before that gun was handed to alec baldwin. as it series of visuals were held over the weekend, new information released by the sheriff revealed that baldwin was rehearsing a scene at the time. drawing his gun from his holster and pointing it directly at the camera where hutchins was standing. the affidavits released by the sheriff revealed that according to the director who was injured in the shooting, someone had shouted cold gun when the weapon was handed the baldwin meeting it should have been safe to use. others have identified the person who said that as dave hall's, the assistant director. one of those with responsibility for checking the weapon. and other crew members within the industry have come forward to real that they had previously raised concerns on different productions about hall's approach to safety issues. concerns have also been raised about the armor-yeah on-site, the person directly responsible that was anna gutierrez. neither she nor the assistant director have publicly commented. baldwin's wife posted on instagram today saying "my heart is with her, her husband, her son, their family, and loved ones." it said there are no words because it is impossible to express the short and heartbreak of such a track foul tragic accident." how on earth that a life round get into a gun that was about to be used on a movie set? who put that live round in the gun and why? shannon. >> shannon: jonathan, thank you for the update. claims being leveled against liberty university about an alleged silence of sexual assault cases. we have correspondent kevin corke taking a look at this. good evening, kevin. >> there are some women at liberty university her accusing administration there have not taking accusations seriously in recent years. in fact, about 50 former students and staffers spoke with propublica and accuse the school of actively dissuading students from reporting sexual assault accusations. according to propublica in the article is very lengthy, liberty told students they could be published for conduct violations after the reported that they were. students were told by school officials according to some that they had violated the school's moral code which is known as the liberty way which includes not doing things like underage drinking or premarital sex and drugs and the like. there were other claims by students saying they were not made aware of the option of reporting it. so they were saying they were dissuaded from involving law enforcement have it all. liberty is denying this and in a statement tonight by the university they say they prefer not to issue public comment on litigation but the university would like to affirm its commitment to take all allegations of sexual assault seriously. and in accordance with the law. one former liberty official, scott lehman of the communications department there who expressed concerns over the university's handling of title ix allegations is now suing the school. >> i am pushing them. let's start talking about these things. and instead it gets shut down. i declined the severance package. say you are never going to silence me. the next day i was called and fired. >> among his other concerns, he has felt like the law firm which was hired to allegedly look into the matters was there to defend the school and not investigate the allegations. we also spoke to a gentleman by the name of daniel who is a senior at the university and founder of justice for -- he told me that group is pushing for an independent audit of all known cases against the school. they deny the allegation and say and another statement of fox news, in the meantime, the for the victims, the search for justice continues. >> shannon: we will stay on story. dave chappelle speaking out. chappelle taking too instagram to say he is confused about what members of the transgender community want to discuss with him but that he will nonetheless meet with them on the condition that they actually watch the special, dominic from beginning to end. >> to the transgender community, i am more than willing to give you an audience. but you will not summon me. i am not bending to anybody's demand. we cannot have this conversation and exclude my voice from it, then it's only fair. you have to answer the question. i'm i canceled or not? >> shannon: tom brady adds another entry to his resume for ultimate growth status and that beard olympics. and that competition is fierce. today's best viral videos, next. ♪ ♪ chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the 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position in the polls. for democrats, all hands on deck. >> thank you for coming today. speak of the dave matthews band was part of the rally this weekend. >> voting rights activist stacey abrams also lends her voice as stated former president barack obama in richmond on saturday. >> we are at a turning point right now. both here in america and around the world. because there is a mood out there. >> you bet it's a turning point because virginians are so tired of what the left liberal progressives has done to virginia. >> he has gained ground on him in recent weeks because he pushed for parent empowerment in schools. he promises to reach teachers salaries -- they share a divisive agenda. it could take our commonwealth backwards on education. >> the endorsement of this council but the campaign thomas to increase funding for historically black colleges and universities, he says he could give them an edge. he told the "washington examiner" when glenn youngkin says that it's a high priority, there are people who won't forget it. to my president biden will campaign in northern virginia despite the candidate having expressed concern over the president's low approval rating impacting the campaign. >> he knows that. we've all these people coming and trying to bail out his failing campaign. >> he announced that vice president harris will be campaigning for and once again and then on friday will feature a performance by ferrero. meanwhile, former vice president mike pence is said to make a stop in loudoun county, virginia, where he will discuss educational freedom. he said this is not tied to their campaign. >> shannon: thank you. washington -- said it was merely complying with irs regulation regarding its nonprofit status when it told the group of young republicans they had to take down materials back in glenn youngkin. joining is now, lily gillespie. welcome, lily. >> hi. thank you for having me tonight. >> shannon: my understanding is the school is having an affair. there are all kinds of booths and groups were part of the community there and that you all were told at some point the glenn youngkin signs had to come down. and essentially the explanation you were given as of the school was trying to preserve its nonprofit status and it didn't want to violate that by in any way appearing to back your particular candidates. your response. >> that's exactly right. we were referred to the school's policy on political expression and told that we were in violation and at risk of endangering the school's tax-exempt status. >> shannon: so we reach out to them for some explanation. they say their guidance on political activity which is long-standing, implemented in a fair and nonpartisan way, is in place to protect the annuities they are a long-time proponent of freedom of expression. and they're just trying to complying with irs code. you have any indication that they treated any other groups different the question mike >> not in the selection to my knowledge. we have had instances in the past where students have had political positions on campus that were permitted. >> shannon: out to play something from president obama who was there. he is campaigning on behalf of the former governor, the men hoping to be governor again, here is he said. >> we don't have time to be wasting on these phony, trumped up culture wars. this fake outrage that's right wing media has peddled to juice their ratings and the fact that he wants to go along with instead of talking about serious problems that affect serious people >> shannon: the former president saying that these conversations about curriculum, about books, about transgender policies in schools and schools board says it's a trumped up culture war and the people in virginia aren't going to buy it. what do you say? >> i would say this is a serious issue. doesn't affect everyone in virginia but i am a student. i attend school in virginia, and i would like to have free expression to share my support and educate my fellow students about the candidates running for office appeared to be one of the school says it doesn't want to infringe on individual student or employee expression. is it your sense going forward that for your group, even though you clearly identify yourselves as republicans, you will not be able to support his candidate or any others? why -- >> we were told -- like i can still personally not sent another email to other students. can't give out flyers on campus as a student. the irs has itself clarified that these are laws and regulations don't apply to students, the just the university as a whole. >> shannon: it seems odd that group on campus would be able to speak for the university or that someone on the outside would think or get that impression. have they experience the same thing regardless who they are supporting democrats, independents, or theirs. lily, thanks for your time. it is time to bring back the one and only kevin corke and i have to tell you 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>> that's correct. frontier airlines who identified himself as ken as the station manager totally refused to board him and refused to even allow him to walk onto the jet bridge right before his flight to boston or to hartford with a final destination to boston with specialty care the only boston can provide him. >> shannon: so your doctor's note, ten days in advance. did you do that? was there something lost in the communication over that notice? >> yes. no, we did submit prior to the trip documentation stating that he cannot wear a mask and cannot tolerate a mask. frontier airlines still refused to board him saying that corporate has over say and jurisdiction over a licensed pediatrician and they would not let him on the flight, making us miss our entire flight to boston to receive that care. >> shannon: and they continued to say they didn't get in a timely fashion so they couldn't do this. but you did make it there. you took a different airline. i know they have patrick and the different roles. people still figuring this all out so you were able to get to where your son had an appointment today, correct? >> yes, much later in the evening. around 8:00 p.m. we left on a delta flight. stranded in an airport most of the day because of this and trying to re-accommodate him and dealing with him having a meltdown for several hours because he didn't make the flight and couldn't understand why were not on the flight and it just was a total nightmare and frontier airlines had seo regard for the ada, zero regard for accommodating a disability, forcing a child who has no understanding of a mask mandate to wear a mask and a very condescending and rude about the whole incident. >> shannon: i know that you are part of a lawsuit as well and so we will follow that and just a reminder to all of us traveling these days to check ahead of time for any special requirements because it does a very airline to airline. we wish your family the best with treatment and safe travel back home. business owners and floored it saying the growing homeless population is taking over city sidewalks and scaring away their customers. there may be a crackdown coming but is it legal? 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>> separate from the business owner's concern, the issue here is that citywide ordinances have been found to be unconstitutional for a number of reasons, not just one, but many different aspects of the constitution are potentially violated by this type of law. >> shannon: the aclu has weighed in on this. sarasota herald tribune quoting them says michael barfield, the president of the aclu of florida said the ordinance is "clearly another effort to attack the homeless and their panhandling in the city." and he said what molly said, has been ruled unconstitutional or ordinances trying to discourage it. joe. >> this issue about the unconstitutionality of such an ordinance is not clear cut. yet the united states, there have been challenges. first amendment, fourth amendment, eighth amendment, due process rights, there's been a mixed bag of rulings in terms of some in favor of upholding the ordinance and some against the ordinance. but at base, we have to have a community that is safe and welcoming and that permits economic vitality of the community. and so those are legitimate public interest that need to be upheld and the courts, when confronted with that against the application of these laws, have upheld the ordinance. >> shannon: here is what the sarasota herald set on this a few days ago. they say do you want -- they'd talk about this. the sand the surface it sounds like a legitimate and well-intentioned aim but there is always a fine line that separates using a tool and a measured way to rectify a problem and wielding in a way that risks creating more dilemmas. is there a way to find a balance? >> not through a law like this pair the eighth amendment prohibits cruel and unusual punishment and impart what it says it is of the government can't criminalize status. and in this situation, if he supposed the mic homeless people to have any will to go, not enough beds in the shelters for example, then this law criminalizes homelessness rather than aggressive panhandling or something other, some other behavior along those lines. so i think maybe the city is better off providing more beds and more resources for the homeless rather than just issuing citations for violations of this type of law. >> shannon: in the meantime, what do you to those businesses who say they are moving? they can to be there where they say their customers don't feel safe and it's not a pleasant business environment for them. your advice to them? >> well, it's not just the economic vitality of the businesses, but also about the community public health and safety. you can't have -- you have to have it -- you have to have a community that doesn't have a sense of stability and order. and to allow just a rampant panhandling is not the way to go. and so if you have a carefully crafted ordinance that meets the substantial societal interest, i think it is going to be upheld. and i think it's a tough balance, but i think the community needs to be educated. there should be advocacy of social groups that provide for help for people that are homeless. and that is where the money should go as opposed to giving into the panhandlers. >> shannon: well, we shall see how this works there in sarasota. if there is an immediate legal challenge once they worked out this ordinance, we will let you know. thank you both. because thank you. >> shannon: and some good news before we say good night. you're going to love this. florida highway patrol trooper was heading to a crash scene when he was flying down to help a 1-year-old who is choking. the toddler's parents told him a good samaritan had already stopped the child still had not responded to the trooper began performing back close on the toddler until she regained consciousness and we are told she is now doing just fine. >> i love the sunshine state and i'm going to take you back there because i've another "good news good night." going to like this one. this is where florida deputy ran into a burning home on sunday and rescued a 3-year-old boy. he was hiding from the fire and smoke beneath a blanket. canine deputy marcus responding to the home in the west section and located the child in a back bedroom and carried him to safety. deputy first class marcus dawson, a "good news good night" salute and thank you for your service to your country and saving that little kid. >> shannon: he must have been terrified. but we have here is. who saved many children down there in these -- kevin, thank you.in we made it through monday. we will see you back here tomorrow. i'm shannon bream. ly? 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