seems like donald trump confirmed he will be coming to virginia. we are excited. todd: careful what you wish for. terry mccall of predicting confident as donald trump teases a last minute appearance in virginia. where the race stands as early voting continues. jillian: charges on the table for alec baldwin. talking to a weapons expert about what went wrong on a hollywood movie set when a prop gun fired and killed a cinematographer. todd: so many questions. watching "fox and friends first" thursday morning. jillian: we start with president biden's efforts to salvage the attacks and spending plan as democrats hold out little hope for party unity. todd: the president prepares to face world leaders without a victory under his belt. >> reporter: president biden may have his suitcase packed for your but hopes to bag a deal in two spending packages with last-minute stop by the leader this morning. his democrat counterparts less optimistic. >> i think we've got revenue and everything else. i don't like them but something is taking place that i don't know about i don't think that is the case. >> one problem is they can't agree how to pay for the bills back better bill, the idea of a billionaires taxes been floated but hasn't been warmly received by senator joe manchin. >> a lot going on with that i believe everyone is going to pay, we will end up where everyone must participate. >> one of the president's campaign promises, paid family and medical leave may wind up on the cutting room floor. sources say after pushback from manchin and kristen sinema the white house may be willing to drop it despite fierce opposition within the party. >> it would be devastating. i'm not going to give up until the deal is signed. >> reporter: progressives said they would not pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill without the social spending bill. alexandria ocasio cortez says they must be linked especially on climate issues tweeting i need more than an iou, not too much to ask. of the president is able to find a compromise this morning there's a ton of legislative process hurdles that stand in the way of an actual vote so he may get an agreement but definitely no bill like he wanted before he meets with world leaders. >> silencing concerned parents, school board minnesota demanding speakers publicly state their home address if they want to be heard. the school board saying anyone who does not give their address will not be allowed to speak but parents say they feel uncomfortable and afraid with the new fearing potential property damage or harassment. >> only 5 more days until virginia elect the new governor. >> donald trump thinks he may be doing this for glenn youngcan. >> two candidates running for governor in the final stretch, terry mcauliffe pulling out big guns as republican glenn youngkin has more up his sleeve. president biden and former president obama rallying support for terry mcauliffe and donald trump said he may have a trip to virginia. trump chanting we love trump in arlington virginia, thank you, arlington, see you soon. his spokesperson tweeting virginia is donald trump and his mag movement, delivery a major victory to trump endorsed businessman glenn youngkin. >> seems like donald trump just confirmed he will be coming to virginia for glenn youngkin and i would like to see the crowd he gets compared to what i had with president biden. >> he bragged about the biden crowd pictures and video showed a different story, these were tiny crowds, the governor hopeful said the controversial crt curriculum isn't taught in virginia schools. >> we don't teach critical race theory. it has never been taught in virginia. this is a made up racist dog whistle. >> fox news is learned the virginia department of education is recommending a book to education leaders and all stakeholders to embrace critical race theory. public and glenn youngkin on tucker carlson. >> virginia parents particularly in lab and county of been trying to stand up for their kids for the last 20 months. open our schools, stop teaching kids what to think and teach them how to think. >> democrats hold a large lead in early voting but republicans could close that gap in less then a week is republicans are more likely to vote on election day and in person. laura: as early voting continues, jim jordan making this prediction. >> we got a border in chaos, climate increasing every urinary, record inflation, the with of justice going after moms and dads to speak out for their kids at school board meetings and at the state department, that left american side and have abu bakr that was the afghanistan exit is concerned about gender identity on passports. it makes no sense but i think this and a host of other things are why you are seeing this turnaround and a focus on freedom in the things that matter and the american people will speak loud and clear in virginia, new jersey and next following the elections. >> generally calling china's hypersonic missile test very concerning and almost like a sputnik moment. >> it comes as republican senators, the intelligence community's focus on he woke agenda. >> reporter: good morning. china's testify hypersonic missile system was described as concerning by chairman general martinelli. he added this could be a significant development in the technological events for the country. the comments follow report the chinese tested two hypersonic missiles over the summer that are capable of carrying a nuclear weapon. press secretary jen psaki was asked about the general's comments during a briefing at the white house. >> i have seen generally's comments. what he was conveying is the concert we all have about china's military modernization efforts as they pursue capabilities that increase tensions in the region and we continue to have concerns about that and that is reflected in his comments. >> tension between washington and beijing continues to rise as the united states without to protect its friends in the region. yesterday president biden spoke at the virtual east asia summit where he reassured american allies like i that the us would stand with them. this month chinese president xi jinping about to proceed with the unification process involving to i that could mean an invasion of a on. republican lawmakers are criticizing president biden on his stance against beijing. representative devon nunez said increasing better pronoun usage will not counter hypersonic missiles. he was referring to different policy of the biden administration. >> the biden administration is expanding the list of places ice agents cannot make arrests to, quote, sensitive locations. the new guidance from alejandra mayorkas asks agents to refrain from arrests at places worship as well as bus stops and homeless shelters. ice agents were already banned for making reston hospital in school settings, now they have to refrain from apprehensions at ceremonies like weddings, funerals and protests. >> a boston area sheriff trying to get homeless addicts off the streets. 's plan calls to transform a former ice detention center into something similar to a dorm. it would hold 100 people without standing lawrence, sure hope that its will be up to start a treatment program during your state the critics say this wrongfully criminalizes addiction. >> turning the border crisis thousands of migrants continue their track to the us as they are joined by others wanting to travel with a group. todd: griff jenkins explains how there are hundreds of children making this trip. >> reporter: the birds are loud the migrants have made it 36 miles north of where they began 5 days ago. let me show you around, this caravan, organizers say they are 4000 strong now. one organizer telling me it should be, the children's caravan because there are more than 1200 than 1250 children here under the age of 7. more than 400 between the ages of 7 and 18. the mexican foreign minister at a news conference says these migrants are being deceived by the organizers, they are not going to succeed in their ultimate goal of reaching the united states in this caravan. when we spoke to the migrants and share news with them, attorney general mayor garland saying they were not going to come the migrants were anything but willing to accept that. the change what he is saying is if the government wants to help immigration let us pass because nobody here, everybody needs to reach so telling everybody to be alert because immigration would be here tonight. >> at the rate they are traveling now, they will not be into mexico city until, far cry from tears of 2019 on tractor-trailers, that is against the law in mexico so they have a long way to go to mexico city and the us. todd: houston astros beating the atlanta braves. jillian: will cain's went behind-the-scenes for what it takes to see world series production on the air? >> welcome to the minute maid party. ♪♪ >> a few hours before game 2 of the astros and braves at minute maid park. this will be pumping with music coordinated right in here. garrett is the producer. show me how it runs. >> what you see here, we have our staff that the ball strikes out. i'm looking up and industry balls, one strike. these guys are putting that information in here that comes out on the big board. it takes four people to make that happen. my favorite spot is the music so all the players on goods. >> our job is getting fans pumped up looking for great signs, high-energy. >> tell me about the camera set up. >> we have four stationary and one around the ballpark and obviously eight different cameras around the ballpark that gave us the pin shot. >> we moved to the koch pointer because i to see what else you are in charge of producing because this visual is one aspect lodz tell me what else goes on. >> the glove mascot, always something new up his sleeves. bobby dynamite, the train operator and the new dj station. >> reporter: massive american flag covering the outfield. is that under your direction? >> coordinator on the field for all activations, we are in constant communication. coordinating all those elements, determining the outcome of the games that we can help them out and get the crowds going giving that energy at the moment they needed. and nothing else. >> nothing like it. you watch the game and when you are watching it you don't realize how much effort goes into it. when i cover the world series a few years ago when it was the astros of the nationals i did behind-the-scenes with fox sports to show how they put the production from the game on to your tv and you'd be surprised how many cameras there are on the field itself and it is so fascinating to see and how quickly they cut those replays. >> we are watching will's piece about the baseball but even here the folks in the control room do an amazing job making this all routine so you don't think about it and that is the thing, you don't think about why watching us a watching the game. if you think about one thing it is what crazy thing is todd going to say. jillian: ucs but there's a whole team of people behind-the-scenes and anything you watch on tv, it is fascinating. laura: now they can pay me. you can watch game 3 at 8:00 pm eastern. >> do you want to mention anyone's name in particular so they can buy you breakfast? >> i don't reach everybody but i will take off the other one. >> we will check in with will live from houston later on the show. it is 14 after the hour, sounding the alarm, union leaders issuing a stark warning at of the deadline for mayor build a positive sexy mandate. >> joe concha, lawrence jones, carley shimkus, will cain and sean duffy. do not miss a moment. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she drives hands free... along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go off-script. experience the all-electric cadillac lyriq. this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just say "watch with" into your voice remote for an exclusive live stream with jamie lee curtis. a q&a with me! join for free on the xfinity app. our thanks your rewards. jillian: welcome back. the union president wants half of new york city firehouses will close as a result of the vaccine mandate. >> what will happen november 1st is that will close 40%. the staffing is not there. there is no way to do it and it will go through the roof. jillian: 45% of america's greatest are and vaccinated and many opted for early retirement instead. a quarter of the nypd's 50,000 workers could be sent home over the vaccine mandate. workers have until friday at 5:00 pm to get their first shot. those who do not will be placed on unpaid leave starting monday. and vaccinated los angeles the workers must now pay $130 a week for covid testing. they are required to go to the city approved facilities the charge for tests. the la council refusing to accept test results from other cities that accept free testing. they have until december 18th to get vaccinated. mayor eric garcetti will fire all workers who refuse. white house press secretary jen psaki says american spending habits are to blame for rising prices and widespread supply-chain failures. >> so many people across the country are purchasing more goods online. maybe some of it is habits that developed during the pandemic when people were not leaving home. some of it is because we have seen an economic recovery that has been underway for nine month. we are dressing and attacking the supply chain issues even with increased volume which is the root cause here. >> cargo ships are backed up in every port as businesses and the trucking industry deal with widespread staffing shortages. todd: i blame the packages in your office. you are responsible for the supply-chain crisis. obviously joking but there's going to be a nightmare before christmas, business groups demanding the biden administration delay the vaccine mandate and supply-chain chaos, hasbro said the crisis stopped it from delivering $100 million worth of toys. retail industry leaders association president edwin armstrong joined me now. thanks for being here. here is part of the letter from your organization. regulators should consider availability of and access to vaccines and tests. we strongly encourage the agency to provide a 90 day implementation timeline. how much whiskey the pressure on your industry get without the expanded timeline? >> thank you for having me this morning and in the letter retail industry leaders sent we outlined an issue started a number of different challenges the industry will face if implementing this vaccine and testing mandate during the holiday season. this is the main reason we have strongly pushed for an implementation period of 90 days that would push us beyond the season and allow us to be more successful in implementing the policy. >> what are the pressure points most press by vaccine mandate for your industries? >> as we mentioned in the letter the challenges art twofold. the testing mandate which will be a considerable challenge to implement not only because access to tests is a consistent struggle now and if we have millions more tests per week the access to those tests is in doubt. i think subsequent to that the cost of the tests are considerable especially given the number of retail workers that could be tested every week, the cost on a retailer would be substantial to their bottom line but overall the vaccine mandate part of this is where we have a concern from a resignation standpoint although our members are confident we will fulfill consumer demand and orders through the holiday season this mandate during the season would create an additional challenge. >> a resignation component, let's look at some numbers. let's look at the question. if your employer required you to get vaccinated, how likely would you be to get the vaccine? 50% said not at all likely, is the juice with a squeeze, why is the white house still pressing so hard if the consequences to the industries you represent would be so dire? >> it is a great question and that is what the current analysis is being done by the white house through officials. their job is to determine whether the cost-benefit analysis is worth it and they are taking more means than they believed they would initially, meetings with a number of industry groups who have shown them that this is going to be a difficult policy to implement and even more difficult during holiday season where we have seen strain on the supply-chain. for that reason we push for the 90 day implementation period, many industries have echoed the sentiment to get us into january so we can be the most successful we can to implement the policy because we want to get retail workers and consumers. todd: the big talker is the fact that hasbro's supply-chain issues were unable to fulfill $100 million worth of toy orders during q3 and they are big guys. how this morning medium retailers come out of this alive? >> great question. will be difficult for many retailers but for our members who are the larger retailers have been preparing for months to be successful this holiday season. we welcome high demand for consumers and we think we will meet those demands. we have just been concerned and express those concerns with the administration this testing and vaccine mandate will create additional challenges so we strongly encourage them to push the implementation date into 2022. >> thanks for getting up with us, appreciate it. todd: it is 25 after they are. the makeshift memorial outside the laundrie family home is taken down in the dead of night. we will show you the exclusive video. >> stunning findings on the accidental shooting involving alec baldwin. we talked weapons expert who says there was a catastrophic backdown of safety on the set. don't go anywhere. ♪ wait, oh, yes ♪ wait a minute, mr. postman ♪ yeah, yeah, mr. postman - "dear michael, i appreciate your help, patience, and support through the reverse mortgage loan process. you are an asset to aag." this is from helen, a happy customer, who got a reverse mortgage loan from aag. you see, a lot of people aren't sure if a reverse mortgage is really right for them. so michael and all the experts at aag work hard to make sure you understand exactly what you're getting. they want to make sure you're happy. - [announcer] call aag today and find out how a reverse mortgage can help you eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay for living expenses, and even high interest credit card bills. call now at the number shown on your screen. - a reverse mortgage with aag can be easier than you might think. or as ann says, "working with folks at aag was like dealing with a friend who had our interests at heart". whether that's for paying off medical costs, or as dennis says, "finally getting that new truck i needed". reverse mortgage loans have helped over a million families get tax-free cash for a better retirement. - [announcer] if you're 62 and own your home, aag could help you get the right loan for extra retirement money. call today for your free no hassle reverse mortgage guide. call the number on your screen. - these letters show why aag has such a high customer satisfaction rating. 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joins me with some insight into what could have possibly gone wrong and what these scenes are like when you're onset. can you explain the chain of command, who is responsible for a weapon when you're onset? >> onset the armor is the principal responsibility of maintaining the safety and proper usage of the firearm. aside from that the prop master is immediate boss and between those two persons they are the immediate responsible persons. >> our bullets and live weapons, guns like this onset? i think when the story can a lot of people at a hard time believing you would have to bullets and ammunition and real guns onset because we were talking a commercial break real guns are different from prop guns. >> that is right. first and foremost alive round anywhere near a set is completely for bitten and should never happen. as far as guns being real it is a term that has been tossed around the last few days and understandably so, people may not know the difference between the two the prop gun and a real gun or two separate things in parlance which a prop gun is used and has an application onset, generally a plastic or rubber and used for stunt scenes or rehearsals or when you are throwing a gun across the ground, lots of different usage whereas all other things that fire blank ground are a real gun. we say we are using a realy. >> you think this paves the way for changes in the film industry? there have been so many developers and what we are able to do when it comes to editing and postproduction and post filming do you think we get to a point where real guns will not have a place onset anymore? >> eventually post the f x work will get to the point that is good enough to do most. right now it is not quite there yet. the visceral feeling audiences want nac the round go off, you he will your people refer to shootouts downtown in la, the weight makes you feel, the way moviegoers watch film and you get that from that. there's a lot more to it than a mobile flash when doing the effects, the sound, the reaction, hard to re-create that without doing it practically but if you find a way to make it look good in studio start doing i'm all for it. it is only as good that is the person using it or the safety protocol. jillian: where do you think the breakdown was? in this area? >> it would be hard to know without being there but what it appears to be is not just one thing. there is a long chain of responsibility, safety is a shared responsibility regardless who is responsible. from the time it gets shipped in from a reputable prop house and the firearm is checked and cleared to the multiple steps that go through checking the weapons, making sure it is clear and nothing can harm somebody all the way out to 4 or 5 levels of checks and then double verification process with a person of authority onset whether it is the director, the key grip, the actors, the double verification process and the actors themselves who have or sponsor billy for what is in their hands and given proper safety instructions. >> in this incident, the gaffer said, quote, it is the fault of negligence, unprofessionalism, there is no way a 24-year-old woman can be a professional with armory. you hire people who are not fully qualified for the complicated and dangerous job, no saved pennies were the life of a person. to that point can you talk to me as someone who is an armorer and trained in this profession what type of training in the few seconds we have remaining goes into this role? >> the professionals who do it are vetted out in studios, that small group of people who do it, it is a word-of-mouth thing. there's a ton of those tj that goes into it on-the-job but for that you have to have a background of some sort in the space of firearm safety, training and a lot of people migrate from that world into this world. it needs to be a mandatory nationwide certification process for armorers which is not in place right now and mandatory safety training for actors who will be handling firearms onset. >> 500 rounds of ammunition, dummy rounds and suspected live rounds were found while searching the set. thank you for your insight, thank you for joining us. todd: time is 36 after the hour. busted in a bar, governor gretchen witmer caught breaking covid 19 mask protocol again and we have the tape to prove it. >> parents outraged as a photography company offers retouched school photos forget that the owners pre-k. we will talk to a mom who thinks the practice is way over the line and damaging to kids self-esteem. ♪♪ >> parents outraged at a photo company offering digital touchups on school photos for kids as young as pre-k. joining the director maryland mother and travel blogger. when you first learned of this was was your reaction? >> i was shocked and i could believe young kids were being offered this option. the concert being the offer the option i think it is a little weird the parents are offered the option before they see photos of the children. >> one of the best parts of being a kid is not feeling like you have to be perfect. you get grades in school and run around and get dirty and nobody cares you have dirt on your your face is messy. why are we trying to throw that away? >> i don't know. i feel like there is a part of the child trying to be rushed and social media is to blame for a lot of that. it catapulted them into maturity before they are ready and this is one more thing, you need to hurry up and grow up, what you are doing right now, that's the wrong message to send kids right now. >> let's talk about social media. you think the changes people are pushing for with regard to your instagram, facebook and the like, do you think those changes will help eliminate a little bit more of this perfection culture we have forced upon our kids like you mentioned as young as pre-k? >> i don't know how we undo it. i hope the changes can help a little bit but i'm not sure how we undo this perfection culture we have been catapulted in and our children are seeing and the fact it is on their school photos which everyone is entitled to that awkward weird school photo hanging on mom's wall and say we are going to white in your teeth or even your skintone says we are not okay with being who you are. i don't think it is good for a child at this age to say we are going to change something about you. >> the statement from the photography company reads as follows. our goal is always to authentically capture each child we photograph, most if not all school photography companies offer this service and it is an expectation as an available option for schools. critics will say this is just a way to make a little bit more money if you are the photography company and i understand the argument but aren't they missing the bigger picture you and i have been talking about? >> absolutely and that is a false statement on their part. my daughter's elementary school that was never an option on her photos so now that she's in middle school i was shocked to see and that is why i spoke out. i've never seen this before as an option. not every school photography studio is actually offering this for children. some are just allowing children to be children and if there is out of place where glasses are crooked who cares, let them be who they are in that moment you capture that photograph but i think it is an expectation of parents to be able to photoshop or retouch your child at school photo. >> bigger picture here, how important is it to reinforce to your kids that your imperfections are what make you you. >> that's the most important thing you can teach your kids that we are all different for a reason and that is what makes you you. if we all looked the same what kind of world would we be living in. it would be so boring. teaching them to embrace who they are and love themselves is setting them up to be better adults down the road and own who they are and say i am good enough, i good enough and this is okay. i don't think setting them up for failure by retouching your photo or whitening their teeth is good for them when they are 18 and look at their school photo and say i don't look like that, what is going on. i don't know. >> we appreciate you coming on and talking about this. they let me on tv looking like this and nobody retouch is me. thank you very much. >> it is crazy. >> you've seen me in makeup. >> i should use a lot more and also lose about 20 pounds. moving on. >> still ahead, buzz light year is getting a new voice and some wonder if the decision has to do with politics. we will see about that. oh man. >> what was lawrence wearing, halloween around the corner, lawrence jones and carley shimkus get a start on the fun a with a book at blood manor. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my 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the blue check brigade on twitter was the argument that the sentence was killing people. >> blue checks in the media are asking for privacy during this difficult time because this is a crushing blow. a crushing blow and shame on them because we did get to a place where people were rooting for negative health outcomes in florida. biden was calling dissent is a murderer, being cavalier with your kids, they were going after football fans, football games in florida getting everybody killed. go to a football game in florida, the biggest health risk is jaguars fans jumping off the roof of the stadium. jillian: it is 7-day numbers, another 7 days might have been different. we have to keep that in mind but it is still the numbers do not lie when you look at them and they are low right now. to your point -- sorry. let me get the question out here. you look at states like california, different states where numbers are surging and seeing an increase and you wonder, it is getting colder in the northeast, more people inside and you wonder if we will be back like we were last fall with more people with restrictions and lockdowns and how much more people can take of that. >> that's the frustration. we are in a place where we are fighting each other harder than we are fighting the pandemic which is why there has been so much of a blue about florida doing beautifully which is disgusting and this might be the biggest argument against mandates. i have the vaccine. i'm pro vaccine. i got the johnson & johnson, didn't tell me was magic johnson or keyshawn johnson but in places like florida, understand, where cases are going down we would have fired cops if they had enforced that mandate at a time when crime is going up and cases are going down we are laying off cops i feel like we are fighting the wrong battle into your point about this being a seasonal thing, we have so much data that tells us it is a seasonal thing, that at this point we have a very good vaccination rate. i'm not saying i don't want more people to get vaccinated if that is what they want for themselves but this is where we are. between natural immunity, the vaccine itself, we have a close to what everyone would consider threshold for herd immunity. at some point we are doing more damage by holding people hostage with all of the social distancing and public health initiatives because a lot of the public health officials are not following themselves and number 2 like we see with florida we are fighting over our health, we should let everybody take the targeted approach they think is right for them. >> not saying it is seasonal. when he gets colder people are indoors more in certain areas. >> of course. of course. >> don't take medical advice from me. >> i take most of my medical advice from you and that explains a lot. buzz light year recast with chris evans over to melons and wondering if politics has something to do with this. this new film is about the man that inspired the toy with that is the backdrop to you think this is political? >> on some level yes because they have cracked down on tim allen in the past for being a bit of a conservative. i'm not going to go crazy here. as long as cowboy woody is in place we are all safe but seriously as a parents where my real concerns lie when i heard there was another toy story it was all of those poor parents about to get taken to the cleaner because they got to buy a whole new round of toy story, a new buzz lightyear which means everybody's credit card balance will go to infinity and beyond. todd: who will benefit from this, ladies like my wife who love chris evans and are probably going to prefer which does nothing for you and me. what are you going to do? >> you nailed it. they knew dads are done with this. we are at our wit's end, on a 12 toy store, we just bought a fork for the last toy story, the toy was called forky, you could get it for free at any fast food chain but they had us over the floor for $42, slick move by them. i give them props. >> look at this. she's not even coming at you hard. >> you know. >> everyone thinks politics are involved in everything and they are a lot nowadays but i don't know. >> you are my dream boat. >> my man. you've got a friend in me. >> no comments. big show still ahead. jillian: we will be right back. 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