. rachel: quarterback. quarterback. give me something to say to you. we'll save it. something about a quarterback. i'm coming pack. we do have someews this morning as well. one of these things is not like the other. with two days left until virginia elects a new governor. terry mcauliffe greets a small crowd. rachel: republican glenn youngkin and his supporters come out in droves. todd, that what you're seeing on the ground. reporter: if that is any indication. it is going to be the republican who comes out on top. greeted by a crowd of roughly 40 people in norfolk, despite the paltry size he touted number of early voters who already cast their ballots in the tightly contested race. very far cry from throngs, raucously greeted glen kung kin. we were there as they gave the former exec a reception better fit for the top store. despite the enthusiasm and the optimism, the candidate. >> the polls don't win elections but they look good. virginia is coming together, making a statement, a statement about the future of our commonwealth. it is a defining moment. reporter: youngkin supporters making their case on the issues as their candidate enjoys an 8-point lead among likely voters. >> i was never into politics before i turned 12. but once i was put out of school because of you a the covid and everything. i got fired up. virtual school is horrible. i see real critical race theory. it is not made up in any way. >> moms are seeing in any way. moms are seeing reality of terrible reality coming from the left. their children are bearing the brunt of. it is unacceptable. flynn youngkin sees it for what it is and wants to stop it. where as terry mcauliffe says moms have no choice for the for the if youngkin can win here on tuesday, it will be the first gop win in over a decade. terry mcauliffe will be here in manassas to prevent that from happening. will: pete: you know this is better to have people in front of the speaker than behind. all staged for the television cameras with terry mcauliffe. youngkin event, big crowds, a lot of energy. rachel: terry mcauliffe had pretty big names come out as well. youngkin had virtual with trump. virtual rally. pete: coming up. will: democrats seem to be preparing for the worst quite honestly. democratic governor's association put out this in a fund-raising email, "new york post." democrats are facing for a disaster. we can't gop break the democratic firewall in virginia. what happens there will lay the groundwork for 2022. pete: it is true. fund-raising emails are prone to hyperbole. they say the real thing. they want to have people give money at the last minute. there was revelation additional briefings under terry mcauliffe encouraging teaching of critical race theory. terry mcauliffe was never taught. there it is in a power point presentation from 2015. 2015. rachel: that is how long they have been doing it. pete: how long they have been doing it. they don't want to admit it. that is part of the closing element of this race. rachel: we'll definitely talk about that. by the way the stunt you saw, the hoax from the lincoln project trying to say that these white nationalists is showing up for youngkin is another sign of desperation. winning campaigns don't try stunts like that. that is too risky. when youngkin said this isn't about left and right, this is about parents and grandparents caring about their kids and their future, this is a movement, he is absolutely right. the issues that he is running on have transcended politics. it is involving independents, even the young boy that was so a adorable. i was out of school. i never cared about politics. by the way crt is happening in my classroom. parents and even kids are getting sick and tired about kids being used to promote the ideology. nothing brought it more to the forefront than the parent at the town hall meeting or school board meeting whose daughter was raped because that was definitely something that was covered up to push an ideology. will: i suspect you're right. i don't think it is left versus right or trump versus biden. this is parents versus administrators. and parent in virginia. today's focus, sustainability and the environment. rachel: he met with president of tuckky ahead after session on climate change set to get underway on any minute. pete: on world one the leaders endorsed 15% global minimum tax on international business, top priority of joe biden after the g 20. biden will head to glascow scotland for more climate change for a u.n. climate summit which starts tomorrow. all this is happening right now. you might see at lower right hand of your screen at g20. we're in the middle of a supply chain crisis, which a lot of g20 countries could be helpful to deliver for people. as we mentioned the first plenary session of today the climate change and the environment. the second one is sustainable development. finally at the end they get to a global supply chain event to coordinate and address supply chain issues. will: it is no surprise, joe biden, world leaders, the democratic party will focus on climate change. they have been laying groundwork for quite some time. i have to believe this is a massive political mistake back home in america. if the biden administration leans in, if aoc and bernie sanders defines this is what we talk about the next several weeks, it will be a massive mistake. the american public is not ready to caulk about carbon emissions to be honestly luxury policies. money taken out of their pockets,. pete: firefighters are quitting. will: 26 of them shut down here in new york city over the last 24 hours. 26 different firehouses in new york city shut down and you want to talk about climate change, go with god. because your political futures will be dark. rachel: absolutely right. all across the country, there are little hospitals, big hospitals, clinics facing shortages of labor because of the mandates as well. by the way the southern border they're facing problems there is so much coming, so many illegal immigrants coming from the southern border. so many problems. you're so right. these are luxury policies. looks really bad at home. pete: really does. last night on justice, president trump asked what kind of grade would you give all the policies of joe biden? here is what he said. >> what grade would you give the biden administration. >> i think you have to say an f. not a f plus. it would be an m. it is a failed administration. by the way i wish he would do well. i love the country more than i love anything, family, god, country, we have to take care of our country. i would love to see him do well. i don't think there has ever been an greater embarassment as an administration. we had everything ready to to go. pete: reflected in the approval ratings plummeted for joe biden. not an f plus, an f. will: can you get an f plus. pete: i don't think so. i think an f is a solid f. if they were to give f pluses he wouldn't get that. rachel: one in the interview he talked a lot, the energy, how unnecessary the gas prices are. so proud makely america first time energy independent. first thing joe biden did was no, we don't want to do that. we don't want low gas prices, jobs for american workers, infrastructure jobs. pete: donald trump warned you approve pipelines from russia to germany, you might get problems of leverage. turns out they're turning the gas in the other direction again to russia away from germany because they want to use it as a political cudgel. will: cudgel. put them together, bludgeon and cudgel you put them together. i challenge anybody want to debate president trump on the grade with joe biden. point out where is the victory? where is the policy. what is success. define the conversation. rachel: the bills they like to see voted on and passed. pete: biggest thing survived in the bills? climate change. rachel: their obsession. want to get back at trump taking us out of the paris accord. all the globalists talking about the weather. that is what they're concerned about. pete: former president donald trump still living rent free in their head. he was last night as well because of game 4 of the world series. there was donald trump doing the tomahawk chop as the atlanta braves rally to take game four of the world series from the houston astros. will: the braves with a commanding 3-1 lead in the series. look to clinch night in game 5. rachel: carley shimkus is live. carley. reporter: good morning. if you went to bed early you were surprised by the outcome of the game. the astros were up for the majority of it. carlos carrera gave a 1-0 lead. astros were up 2-0. everything claimed in the bottom of the 7th, dan sb y swanson and hit back-to-back home runs. former president donald trump and first lady melania attended the game and joined braves fans doing the tomahawk chop. speaking of fans. i talked to a lot of them yesterday, for many this is a family affair. listen. >> my first braves game ever, the 1995 world series ever. that is when i fell in love with them. dream of mine since then to bring my son to a world series. baseball. braves fans, astros fans here to support our teams. fun of the sport. >> cautious optimist tonight. it would be outstanding to watch it close out at home, right? you know, one out at a time. one inning at a time. hopefully we'll be celebrating tomorrow night after tonight. reporter: the braves are one win away from their first world series title since 1995. there could be a world series celebration in atlanta tonight but astros manager does at this baker, he says his team has been on the ropes before and they know what to do. so what will happen tonight? i don't know. you can find out tuning into fox, 8:15 eastern time. when game 5 of the world series is going to take place, guys. will: carley, exciting stuff. over by the end of the night? pete: it will be a halloween game 5. could be quite a scene. president trump has a sense of going to the cultural flashpoints, right? they want to cancel that tomahawk chop so bad. rachel: not politically incorrect to say that. it is? is there controversy? okay. pete: that is why he was front and center. will: articles published on every other mainstream website they should stop the chop. rachel: how long has the tradition with the chop going on? will: started with 1990s with deion sanders, he came from florida state where the seminoles do that at their games. i think the 1990s i'm correct when atlanta braves adopted the chop as well. pete: in '91, the twins played the braves. i distinctly remember the tomahawk chop. will: that would be right at the beginning of deion's career. if i'm correct. i could be wrong. pete: maybe i'm wrong. i'm remembering the tomahawk chop at 11. will: we got to go. pete: so-called tolerant left ruining the a bride's big day, democrat senator krysten sinema was present. the shocking video. plus this, rachel. rachel: do you have a favorite halloween movie? 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[talking at once. >> this is my daughter's wedding. just for an hour, let her, please. this person is not my daughter. my daughter is getting married. >> will you tell her -- what she is doing to our country. >> this is my questioning appreciate it. this is my wedding. >> i know. i really enjoy my wedding without you -- >> i know you do. rachel: think how sad those protesters are. krysten sinema is ruining my life. i mean, it is just, it is so pathetic. so heartless. you see this, i empathize with this woman. i will be the mother of the bride pretty soon. the amount of work that goes into this very special moment, this very special day. now for this bride, for this family, this is the memory of that day. will: these people are guaranteed to have words empathy in social media profiles. they think they're more empathetic, everything else, helping them out, being kind. probably tweeted or instagram, just be kind not that hard. here you are on the streets ruining someone with nothing to do with your political beliefs. nothing to do with the political agenda. that's okay. you have to break a few eggs to make an omelette. pete: they want world paves. when it comes to giving a family peace on the wedding day, that must be broken. rachel: that cannot happen. the other interesting question will this tactic work, toe break down krysten sinema? 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let's bring in fox news contributor, law professor at george washington university, jonathan turley. thanks for being here. the department of defense is a different beast here. you signed up. swore an oath. comes with a lot of restrictions on liberties when you sign up. do air force personnel have any standing to say you can't force me to get vaccinated? >> as you know from your own service, you're given the order, you have to comply. the order only has a limited exceptions including for religious exemption. now for religious exemption, it puts these military chaplains in a difficult position. they are literally tasked with trying to determine whether someone is faithful or faithless. they speak to these servicemembers and determine if this is just an opportunistic claim of religious exemption or if they are truly religious and have a bonafide objection to the vaccine. it is a very fluid type of standard and if these chaplins are at the epicenter. pete: they sure are. you're exactly right about that. this will apply to the army, navy, marine corporation, different services, different deadlines moving. in your experience understanding the uniform of code of military justice and military justice, is this the type of thing they will push men and women out for ultimately -- i have my own opinion who has been a commander in the army, but if there are thousands and thousands i can't get the exemption, i'm not vaccinated they will follow through? >> well it is telling that the administration has not been clear on that issue whether they will muster out these individuals where they could be subject to court-martial for disobeying an order. if they are forced out of the military, would they face a dishonorable discharge. none of that is being made clear but the administration has shown no indication that it is going to back down in any respect when it comes to these mandates. reporter: yeah. if you got elite troops like navy seals and green berets, and others who you count on to remain america's power projection, a lot of them hold out that would be an interesting and telling moment as far as priorities but i want to get your take on one other story. it is not necessarily legal but part of the web of washington. terry mcauliffe, of virginia, hires mark elias who is a famous election attorney. fox news reached out to the campaign said why are you hiring him? accidentally emailed back to fox news, can we try to kill this? probably not meant for fox news. they tried to cover up, to dispute the challenges of the election. there is no legal implication here. but does this kind of stuff go on quite a bit in washington? >> it is interesting. that question from fox followed a column i had written, they asked for a response to it because the question i was raised whether elias is part of a contingency plan to challenge the election. what is really interesting to me, they would select elias. there is a special counsel in the field looking at his role in the russian conspiracy scandals. he himself has been sanctioned in prior litigation. reporters accused him of lying to them about the dossier. it is a very odd choice by mcauliffe. you generally don't want your attorney to split his time between your election and answering a special counsel on a prior election. and the question that was raised why would you pick elias at this time? he challenged past republican victories but he comes with all of these questions about his tactics and ethics in past elections. but the campaign responded with this effort to kill the story. what's fascinating the next day the spokesperson for mcauliffe sort of issued and all clear to the media, said we did kill the story. it really brought up that image of that twitter killing the hunter biden story before the presidential election. pete: how not to kill a story. ask the wrong people to kill the story and you make it a story. jonathan turley. thank you for your time. >> you got it the. pete: joe biden meets with the pope during his european trip insisting he is a good catholic. jonathan morris joins us live. here he is in studio. love it. ♪. 80% get genetically meaningful health info from their 23andme dna reports. 80%. that's 8 out of 10 people who can get something enlightening. something empowering. something that could change everything. info that could give you greater control of your own health, and it's right there in your dna. so, if 80% get genetically meaningful health info, the question is, will you be part of the 80%? 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>> the whole thing is very strange. the protocol usually after a head of state meets with the holy father there is a communique put out by the vatican that says, this is what was talked about and there is some convergence of ideas when there is a communique by the head of state, yes, this is what we talked about. the vatican didn't say anything -- rachel: there was no communique? >> what president biden said, the pope said that he was happy that i am a good catholic. that is very interesting. then he said, and that i should continue to receive communion. i don't doubt that the holy father said you should continue to receive communian. my guess joe biden asked him that. i think the pope there creates a lot of confusion. because it is very clear in cannon law -- rachel: a hallmark. >> a lot of confusion. what i find even more disturbing that president biden here can say my form of catholicism which i pick and choose what i believe with the catholic church can be called being a good catholic. for example, if you say, you know what, rachel? i'm jonathan morris. i'm a good christian. what does that mean to you? it means that i follow the teachings of jesus christ. first of all i would ever say that. i don't know any christian who would say i'm a good christian. rachel: why doesn't the pope clear this up? i told him he hand receive communion after he changes his policies or tact paying catholics have to pay for abortion or whatever? >> a good opportunity for the pope to lead if president biden can receive communion, here is why. this is the theological basis for being able to receive communion. i will change cannon law -- rachel: it is in cannon law. >> very, very clear. rachel: one really quick question, we have to go. they're wrapping me up. i have to go. so much in there, and so much more pope francis could have done. i guess he cares more about social issues like climate. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, rachel. rachel: all right, turning now to. pete: pete thank you, rachel. jonathan, great to see you as well. in new york 26 fdny firehouses, 26 have shut down do to staffing shortages. those shortages a result of new york's covid vaccine mandate for city workers. a spokesman for the fdny saying the firehouses are temporarily out of service. hope your house doesn't catch on fire today. all city workers who are not vaccinated by tomorrow will be placed on unpaid leave. their status later unknown. later this morning we'll be joined by a first responder to discuss the new york city vaccine mandate. colin kaepernick is facing backlash for equating being an nfl player to slavery in his new netflix special. >> before they put you on the field poked, pried, examined for any defect that might affect your performance. no boundary respected, no dignity left intact. pete: i believe that happens to black and white players. the former pro quarterback drawing similarities between the nfl combine and a slave auction but super bowl winning nfl player congressman burgess owens among those slamming the comparison. he tweeted, how dare kaepernick compare the evil endured by our ancestors to a bunch of millionaires who choose to play a game. turbulence ahead as pilots union blasting american airlines for creating these long lines at dallas, miami, charlotte airports. american canceling 1200 flights, the airline blaming bad weather and staffing shortage. but the allied pilots association mother nate has a storm and management failing to properly schedule creates storms days after. creates storms days after. i get it. those are your headlines. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for a fox forecast. you're donning the vikings purple tie. appreciate it. rick: it was dark in my office, pete. it was not solidarity. pete: i give it to you. rick: more rain across parts of new england today. big cool air across parts of the central plains and more air returning out to the west coast before we look tomorrow. temperature weiss, fargo you're 31. yesterday you were 43. temperatures already continuing to drop. that will continue. all parts of southern plains by tomorrow temps in tulsa will be 20 degrees colder than average. you've been pretty warm. we have a cold blast coming in here. the one big storm we're dealing brought travel delays across the northeast. a cold front is stretched past florida. florida is looking great. sunshine and temperatures good as well. we're dealing with the rain across parts of northern new england that will continue to cause flooding threats throughout much of the afternoon. will, over to you. will: still 3 1/2 hours or so left in the show, rick. you have time to change. pete: no. will: this halloween you may want to sit back to watch a scary movie but which one will give you the most fright? 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joining us now to share his top five, i love top five lists including one you saw, is fox news contributor, film critic kevin mccarthy, all dressed up for halloween. kevin, i asked your viewers yesterday what are the best movies for halloween. we want to get to the viewers. take us through your list. what is the first movie we should be watching. >> will, good morning to you. i'm a big horror fan. happy halloween. my wife and i got engaged on halloween. this is our favorite holiday. five movies i will list off. some are underrated, some are well-known. first one is quote sinister." this was 2012. stars as ethan hawke a true crime fighter moves his family into a house where a brutal movie took place. he knows this. doesn't tell his family. find as box of 8-millimeter film that has grew some murders on them. this movie next to the the shining, is one of the scariest films i ever seen. atmospheric, brutal, incredibly well-designed horror film. that is my number five. number for, another underrated film called "the descent." a british horror film. i never felt more claustrophobic in a theater watching this film. a group of women go on caving expedition, while in the cave, they are being essentially horrified by predators in the cave. it is one of the scariest, most claustrophobic and inends tense horror films. will: i never heard of the two movies. these are two suggestions. >> why i wanted to do some underrated ones. the next one is "the cabin in the woods." another underrated horror film. directed by drew goddard. this is spin on idea of a cabin in the woods horror film. a group of friends go out to a cabin in the woods, something unexpectedly happens. the third act is one much most shocking, so original it is one of the game changing horror films of all time. those three are underrated. definitely next two you will no. "the shining." i will argue this is the scariest movie ever played. stanley kubrick based on the stephen king novel to this day terrifies me. about the atmosphere, and world you're living in, the performance of nicholson. this is iconic. still the scariest movie i've seen of all time. my number one, my wife and i watched it yesterday, is "scream." this film came out in the '90s, changed the horror genre. west craven one of the greatest film makers of all time. a horror flame based on other horror films. changing the genre. there is a new "scream" coming out. it may be one of my favorite horror movies of all time. will: kevin, by the looks of you, a little younger. you fit the shining in there. >> i did. will: i where classic '70s fall in. let me show you two viewer suggestions. one viewer, brenda nominated "halloween "of course. >> oh, yeah. will: "halloween ," michael myers. tina brought up the exorcist. when you mess around with the devil it is always scary. >> those are two iconic horror films. 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about those. sunday night football. our teams clash off, face off. we'll have our own face off. will: it is pouring rain right now. pete: is it pouring rain? rachel: i think we'll bring it inside to wrestle this out. pete: i think it stopped. of course the halloween parade. you said, you had a big -- how do you do this? you had a big sleep over last night with a bunch of kids. rachel: yeah, like, 12, 15 to 17-year-olds. pete: sean is bringing most of the kids. rachel: my parents are staying with us right now that helps. my brother visiting as well. full house. which my words are not getting joined together today. it is halloween so. pete: halloween. enjoy it. >> have fun. pete: email us your photos. how are you celebrating this morning? maybe some of you are up already in costume. bonus points if you email photos friends @fox news.com. bonus points if you're proof of life with the show in the background. taken this morning. >> tell you what is bonus, bonus, bonus? if you dress up your dog and will did. will: might have that picture a little later in the show. don't think we have it yet. don't tell them what it is. rachel: i won't say what it is. it is so cute. will: a lot going on in the photo. you i will enjoy it. pete: we're doing matching pajamas for christmas. always do that i bought two dog outfits for the cat. rachel: cats don't like it. pete: i know. i will try. we'll see about that. moving on. democrat governors issuing a warning ahead of tuesday's election in virginia. will: the democratic governors association saying its party is facing a potential disaster as terry mcauliffe sinks in the polls. rachel: todd piro live in virginia ahead of this bellwether race. todd, what are you seeing? reporter: we've been talking about this for weeks, now, guys as you know the enthusiasm gap between terry mcauliffe and glenn youngkin, as we approach election day on tuesday, turns out we're not the only ones who noticed. check this out. this is telling. democrats trying to stave off panic in the last minute fund-raising email from the democratic governors association, reading quote, democrats are facing a disaster. we can't let the gop break the democratic firewall in virginia because what happens there will lay the groundwork for 2022. that warning thanks in no small part to scenes like this. democrat mcauliffe greeted by a paltry crowd of 40 people in norfolk. republican youngkin, by throngs of raucous supporters, most of whom said the race turned on the topic what their kids are being taught in schools. listen. >> we're not going to be terrified anymore. and i mean that as a pun, terry-fied. i think the democrats want us to run scared. they kept us under covid for far too long. we saw what was going on in our schools. we started to fight back and oh, what we have revealed. >> i think that moms are seeing the reality of these terrible policies that have been coming from the left which their children are bearing the brunt of. it is just not fair. it is unacceptable. so i think that they're behind glenn youngkin he sees it for what it is. he wants to stop it. whereas terry mcauliffe says moms don't have a choice. reporter: listen to this, despite repeat, repeated claims that crt is not being taught in virginia schools mcauliffe making that claim, the department of education website, mentions the phrase critical race theory, including from a 2015 presentation when terry mcauliffe was governor. back to you. will: todd, thank you so much. pete: they know it is not popular. they know parents don't want it. but they know the unions and left-wing benefactors demand it. it is there, they want to hide it an deny it. i will say this about virginia. what happens in vegas stays in vegas. what about to happen in virginia will not stay in virginia. if that goes -- by the way new jersey -- will: new jersey is tightening as well. pete: big time. rachel: this video is part of the reason. video put out by project veritas, top advisor for governor murphy said you know, listen, we can't say it out loud, again, they know their policies are unpopular, they have to hide it. so the advisor was caught on tape saying, we know this is not popular, the passports and making everybody continue with these mandates so we're not talking about it but we're going to do that if we're elected. we can't say it on the campaign trail. interesting clip. it is in spanglish. the advisor is latina. you can see some subtitles underneath. this is what they do. what really upset parent wasn't just they found out what people were saying in school or what the teachers were teaching in school and all this ideology and indoctrination and very suggestive sexual stuff finding in their kids curriculums, but also that the doj and the white house and the school board associations were coordinating to call parents domestic terrorists. this is something that donald trump by the way sounded off on with judge jeanine last night. take a look. >> i've been watching the school board hearings more closely than i ever have to be honest. it is so interesting. >> yeah. >> the parents are incensed. they're not terrorists. they're just people that are so upset. they're angry, they're hurt, they're crying because their children are being taught things that in our opinion and in my opinion, in a vast majority of the people in this country's opinion, they don't want their children to hear about this stuff. they have want to go back to reading, writing and arithmetic. will: whether or not talking about new jersey or virginia, one way to lose an election, my suspicion, one way to lose an election, teach a very unpopular policy in schools. second, deny it is happening. every parent, every child see every day it is happening, because of remote children, we can trust the children as we play our clips. see it is happening while they lie it is happening. finally call parents domestic terrorists to attempt to push back on the education, in fact use the department of justice to investigate them for domestic terrorism. that is -- you come from the political background. both of you have deeper experience running for office, my suspicion that is bad way to go about winning an election heat. pete: that is a bad way to win an election have resort to tactics, the lincoln project, turned out a hoax, democrat operatives dressed up like white supremacists. they tried to pull it off as the youngkin team. it was quickly exposed. you don't do that when you're winning. you don't take risky moves like that. again, it is not even close anymore. eight points is a lot. pete: mcauliffe confirmed it saying, teachers, parents should not have more of a say. he threw gasoline on top of the whole thing. no, it should be bureaucrats make those decisions. nancy pelosi famously said it you have to pass the bill to find out what is it in. the democrats in virginia trying that strategy, elect me, you find out what i'm for. rachel: people are on to them. will: president biden met in turkey. rachel: talked on the environment and as world leaders talked climate change. right now president biden is urging them to increase energy production. interesting. pete: kevin corke joins us live with the latest. kevin, great to see you. reporter: great to see you guys. this is the real rub here. with inflation running rampant and escalating border crisis and energy costs quite frankly especially gas prices surging the biden administration is talking new climate initiatives abroad, doubling down on its efforts to expand global climate initiatives. all this despite domestic and diplomatic policies seemingly have reduced america's energy independence. however on capitol hill lawmakers still insist whether it's here at home or abroad the president's agenda is moving forward including the push to cement a couple of massive pieces of legislation involving infrastructure and lots of new social spending. >> we will pass those two bills you've been hearing about. [applause] we will pass them. [inaudible]. reporter: jim clyburn speaking there. that optimism comes despite demands for progressives here in washington that those bills be passed in tandem. resistance by centrists over in the senate, specifically joe manchin and krysten sinema who are concerned with billowing costs associated with these massive bills. you probably remember the very first float out there was like six trillion dollars. they sort of zeroed in on 3.5 trillion. now it is $1.75 trillion. i'm not sure they will push this over the finish line on tuesday. we'll all be watching together. i can say this, if the winds of change are blowing in virginia, it may get a little tougher on tuesday for folks in washington, guys. pete: great point. will: thank you, kevin. pete: you're following this very closely. there are climate change panel after climate change panel. what are they discussing and what could they attempt to unveil that the rest of us would have to deal with? reporter: i heard it earlier may have been you, i'm not sure, this idea of extracting ourselves, removing ourselves from the paris climate accord is really something that rankled a lot of our partners and frankly some people who are not our partners internationally. so what we're really trying to see happen here from the administration's perspective is sort of ease our way back into that, which is to say, pick up some policies that will encourage global taxation to encourage other nations especially developed nations to not just give money and give resources to those nations still trying to catch up but also to quote, do our part with respect to the climate but what is i think most interesting that you're going to find out this entire show being overseas, lots of pronouncements, lots of talk, lots of proposals, not a lot of meat there on the bone. rachel: yeah. i understand xi xinping is only appearing via satellite, not in person for the climate portion? reporter: yeah. rachel: that is interesting because they're the biggest polluters. reporter: you know what? this goes back to what we're saying here in washington all the time. you can talk about it here and america's responsibility, but if you don't have the full buy-in from china, india, other major partners around the globe, what you're trying to achieve may not happen anytime soon. will: kevin corke in washington. thank you so much. reporter: thank you, guys. will: you know what question question would i love, do masks work around the chin? devotion to science clear. i would like to know why does joe biden wear a mask when he is socially distanced on a stage, when approaches world leaders, see the videos, he talks this close the mask comes down to the chin. unmasks to cost. i'm curious. i can't keep up with the science. pete: get the memo if you're vaccinated you can still transmit. maybe he didn't. rachel: these science guys like biden want to rearrange our whole life, our whole way of living based on climate science, which again, i don't really trust these people. they don't seem to even trust themselves. will: that is the larger point, it is the science. pete: you made the larger point in the earlier hour as well. all these races are going on all the ways the american people get hit in public safety, firehouses closed in new york city, 26 of them because of covid vaccine mandates, and elites are jetting around the globe talking about climate change? will: 85 car convoys jetting around in massive airplanes. we want to share this with you. a good way to end this segment. shaquille o'neal was on a podcast, earn your leisure. talking about how much money he has versus how much money his children have, how he might go about passing it on or not. listen. >> my kids are older now and they're kind of upset with me. not really upset, but they don't understand. because i tell them all the time. we ain't rich. i'm rich. [laughter]. we don't, no. you got to, you got to have bachelors or masters. then if you want me to invest in one of your companies, you will have to present it, bring it to me, boom, boom. i'm not giving you nothing. rachel: that was way back in june. it started to make its way around. pete: i just saw it yesterday the first time. rachel: yeah. pete: it's a great message. it is, anti-elite message. earn your way, work hard. you don't deserve this. you're not entitled to this. i worked hard. he, can barely walk if you look at shaquille o'neal. 20 years in the nba will do that to you. i earned this. you have to earn your own. rachel: that is tough love. it ends up helping kids. some of the most unhappy kids are the trust fund babies never really have to strive. pete: gives them purpose. rachel: there is dignity in that effort. death in work. will: bring your business plan. doesn't mean i will fund it. bring me the idea. what you want to start, what you have done. what education you have acquired. i will look at it. i will consider your proposal. i will like that. pete: give you a dad bonus. not easy thing to do. i'm not there yet. i imagine the temptation if kids at that age are struggling -- okay. not that i will have anything to give them at the end of the day but it is good for him. it's a great message. rachel: i had to put myself through college. i think it made me a better student by the way. pete: speaking of parenting, turning to your headlines. hunt hut's art exhibit in new york city drawing only a few visitors. the gallery exhibited his works for private viewing. rachel, proud owner of one. rachel: i am. i have, will, i have my own hunter biden print he gave me for my birthday. will: really? i was going to bring you a squirrel from the squirrel hunt. rachel: hoping to get a squirrel scarf for something. pete: back on track. we were off track just like hunter. we're back on track. only a trickle of people came or spoke to the press outside of the exhibit. hunter biden's works are priced between 75,000 and $500,000. let me be clear. i bought a reprint. rachel: that is more than a signed print copy after picasso. pete: sounds about right. college football, number 8 michigan defeats number 6 -- michigan state? will: state won. pete: state beat michigan, 37-33. smarty stands up defeated. handed the wolverines the first loss of the season. buckeyes fend off penn state 90 lions in the horeshoe. will: horseshoe. pete: 33-24. wisconsin upsets number nine iowa in madison, 2-7, first time unranked badger squad beaten a top 10 team in over 35 years. will, just read. will: over in the sec number one georgia avenges last year's loss to florida beating the gators handily in jacksonville, 34-7. dominant bulldogs defense holding opponents to 6 points a game. why are we doing a story. they lost four times. texas longhorns, blue a double-digit lead in the second half again. third time in a row fell to number 16 baylor in waco, 31-24. we don't have to do a story every time texas loses four times. pete: sure do. will: in a horseshoe. hard to have a game in a horeshoe. pete: oh is that a term for close game? 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what is going to be the reaction to this? because i would imagine if there is fire, we've had some recently, what's, what will happen? how will response times be impacted? >> well they certainly will be impacted but people should be fed up and they should be fed up and clear about where the blame lies for these staffing shortfalls. this mandate sends able-bodied people within tested negative for covid, otherwise fit for duty hours earlier, send them closed. fire companies are closed or running short staffed this is mandate that exists no other place in the cities or states of america. this is the only city where you do not have the option to do weekly testing now to opt in. if we're all following the science, why is every other city and state in the country following one fact pattern, one policy and new york seems to be the only one following this so strictly that people are choosing to retire or quit over it? rachel: tell you who else is quitting? students. new york city public school enrollment has fallen by 50,000 during this pandemic. so i mean it appears to me this is just a city that is collapsing right before our eyes? >> well, a lot of people saw that over the past 18 months, crime, quality of life, they simply chose to get their families out. other policy decisions ending gifted and talented, ends honor roles is the keelgoal of our mayor. people are sick of it. there was no effort to reopen schools as quickly as possible. teachers union fought back. we pulled our son out of public school. want him in catholic school five days a week. we're part of that 50,000. rachel: elections matter. new york city, wake up. joe, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. rachel: some migrants come together u.s. are rejecting work visas in mexico. former acting dhs secretary ken cuccinelli says the border crisis has exploded into a full-blown national security disaster. he joins us next. but then i fou. 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will: right. >> mexico offered a them a long-term opportunity to be safe and they rejected it. what tells me that is not a true claim. i know that will shock you and all the viewers who are watching us. it is not likely a true claim. so you know, the trump administration put rules like that in place to be prepared to reject these folks when they came to the border. the biden administration ripped all that out. it sent the signal to these people who organize the caravans and who have now, many of them spent their life savings paying these human traffickers to come up to the united states, that they will get in. will: right. >> and you know, we're at a point where the states themselves need to start stopping these flows. will: no doubt, no doubt. might not be a surprise a stark revelation that these, the lack of interest in asylum claims along the way shows the insincerity of the claim once you arrive at the american border. >> right. will: wanted to also talk about virginia to you. you have deep experience in that state. here we are two days out. >> right. will: the news this morning, despite terry mcauliffe's claims, crt, critical race theory is not involved in education, in the department of education, it is there on their website. says stuff like this. what we're reading. walking the equity talk. push out, criminalization of black girls in schools. we want to do more than survive. of course how to be antiracist, everywhere. of course foundation of critical race theory, that book as well. mcauliffe not telling the truth. here we are two days out. that seems to be a major issue. >> what? terry mcauliffe isn't telling the truth? i can hardly believe it. honestly, i ran against terry eight years ago he beat me in a two-point race. i joked with glenn youngkin on multiple occasions i wish terry had been so honest in the campaign against me. i mean he did say that he didn't believe parents had a role in deciding what their children were learning in our school. he doubled and tripled down on it. now you are right, he lied certainly about the critical race theory and said it doesn't exist in the our schools. and this, all of this is piling up at a time where loudon county, virginia, and northern virginia, is the epicenter of the whole country on this debate about parental involvement, crt, trans genderrism in the schools and glenn youngkin has come down firmly on the side of parents. he is being, over the top explicit about respecting the role of parents as being primarily responsible for their children and terry mcauliffe says things like, crt doesn't really exist. for the princess bride fans out there, i tell people it is terry mcauliffe's road dents of unusual size, i don't think they exist. they promptly attack. that is where terry mcauliffe is. glenn youngkin will win this race in big part because of the huge, obvious dichotomy between the candidates on this education issue. will: to your point terry mcauliffe's honesty not wanting parents involved in their kids education. ken cuccinelli, deep involvement on these issues. >> great to be with you. will: former quarterback colin kaepernick faces backlash after comparing being a nfl player to being a slave. a literal comparison. you have to see it. that's next. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. ♪. rachel: welcome back, everybody. it is your shot of the morning. making its official return to mcdonald's. pete: in honor of 40th anniversary -- rachel: 40th? 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pete: a picture that is digital, that exists, only one. it is tradeable and sellable, just like art. the value is based on what people demand for it. will: isn't the value, theoretically i could get that picture anywhere? because cerealized in blockchain -- serialized. pete: like a baseball card. digital cards. be like katie couric on "the today show," what is the internet? you remember that clip? >> is coming back. save this clip. rick: what? 100%. 10 years we'll all be broke because we didn't do anything about it. pete: might get one of these today. rick: talk a little bit of weather. look at the weather map, we'll show you what is going on. for the most part of the day cooler air across the northern plains, sink down into the central plains by tomorrow but behind this storm system that caused so many troubles this week, florida you're looking great now. the front moved all the way through florida, cooling temperatures. drying things out. rain across parts of new england. mostly northern new england. future track in motion. mostly it is gone. we'll see the flow moving in across parts of the great lakes, bringing in part of lake effect enhanced rain at least over the next couple days. here you go. here is the forecast for the day today. kansas city cooler than yesterday. chicago 53. across the west. see the sunshine in seattle. because tomorrow the rain returns. all right, guys, back to you inside. i will finish this thing. >> thank you, rick. later on we have two costume changes. on my second costume, i won't say what it is, i will say rick helped me wit. so. i won't say. will: really? rachel: yeah. all right. will: if you're not aware there is a new documentary on netflix, it is called, "colin in black and white." by and about former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick, in coordination with i believe, his girlfriend/wife, i'm not sure if they're married. i don't know. here is a little clip where he compares slavery, slavery for example, literal slavery from the 1800s to being an nfl player. watch. >> what they don't want you to understand what is being established is a power dynamic. ♪ before they put you on the field teams poke, prod, and examine you, searching for any defects that might affect your performance. no boundary respected. no dignity left intact. ♪. >> come on, boys, hurry up. will: you can see there the direct comparison to guys choosing to play a game making millions of dollars, as you pointed out earlier, pete, black and white players alike, compared to literal human bondage. rachel: this guy is really taken this whole racial thing and he has monetized this and made himself so rich off of stoking this kind of bs, i'm sorry. it is just crazy. i have a question for you. and i know you're not in the air force but i imagine fighter pilots have to meet a certain physical requirement. pete: sure. rachel: i'm sure they're physically inspected, anything that involves physicality about that. pete: one of the most probing captions examinations i got, was before i joined the army in compromising ways. rachel: you choose to do it. pete: you get paid to do it. combine examines new recruits, capabilities, because you're choosing to join and i mute being able to make millions of dollars. the comparison so absurd it creates itself. will, we were talk about it earlier, you made the right point, if everything is the lens of race, you find everything to look around you some comparison to slavery, anyone, who is fair, remotely fair about it, recognizes the sheer bs to your point -- rachel: i don't think he is sincere. i think he, listen, i don't know a lot about football. i don't think anyone believes he was one of the best players out there. he has made millions and millions of dollars, created himself into this icon and i think he has a financial interest and a personal ego interest in advancing this narrative. that is my opinion. will: for something so unjust the nfl he equates to slavery, to be such injustice in society he sure wanted to participate in it for a long time. pete: he wanted back in. will: tried to come back in numerous times. rachel: so interesting. he is biracialal, i say this as sometimes a biracial, some people are racially insecure. i think he is. he is always trying to drive this narrative about race, race, race, because i think he is profiting from it. i think he has some psychological issues. there is no comparison should be made about this. did we have a tweet from burgess owens we were going to put up here. pete: we did. rachel: can we put that back up? will: lost it. rachel: there it is. burgess owens say how dare kaepernick compare the evil endured by some of our ancestors to a bunch of millionaires who chose to play a game. well-said. pete: burgess owens, super bowl champ, knows a little bit about it. rachel: he sure does. pete: braves are on the verge of being world series champs. she joins us next with blooper, who has ears shaped like the end of a bat. hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. with amerisave's consistently low mortgage rates, you can afford that pool you've always wanted. and that your friends' friends' friends have always wanted. well, good luck with that because amerisave can only help with the part of the dream you can buy... with money. i didn't realize my dna could tell me with the part of the dream you can buy... if i had a higher chance for type 2 diabetes. so when my 23andme report said i did, it was a wakeup call. ♪ ♪ do you know what the future holds? will: atlanta braves taking commanding 3-1 lead in the world series. they beat the houston astros last night 3-2. they look to clinch the series tonight in game five. pete: we head down to atlanta at truist park with carley shimkus with a recap. reporter: the braves won the game last night. they're one win away from their first world series title since 1995. that is surprising because the astros were up for the majority of the game but all that changed in the bottom of the 7th when the braves scored two back to home runs clinching that atlanta victory. however astros manager dusty baker says his team has been in the situation before and they know how to handle it. we'll have to see how game five pans out tonight t could be a world series victory for the braves. you can catch all the action 8:15 on fox tonight. guys, i had a couple of days to be able to explore truist park. yesterday i learned there was a mini amusement park inside of truist park with a zip line. when i found that out i had to try it. the only issue i didn't really ask any questions. i just got on it. midway through i realized i didn't know how to stop. so it stops for you, thankfully. everything worked out okay. everything worked out okay for me. i had a lot of fun. things worked out just fun for the braves. a bit after scary situation on this halloween morning for the astros, guys. i heard there is another scary situation, that you and lawrence found yourselves in at a haunted house? 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i guess we have a picture right here. rachel: look at that. will: violet in a vikings costume. pete: violet is a viking? will: yes, but you can see she's displeased. rachel: i think she's proud. will: years down-- her ears are down. pete: e-mail us your photos friends at foxnews.com. halloween costume if you are up early wearing them and you have a shot in the show in the background, extra credit most likely. rachel: kids, pets, all of it. pete: we have as well that halloween annual tradition "fox & friends" halloween parade out on fox square. all of our families in one way shape or form are in route to the studio as we speak and they will be in costume and it will be chaos. rachel: you don't want to know how that sausage is made. pete: it will be fun. will: overnight disturbing news in new york city which is somewhat symbolic of the things going on in the nation as a vaccine mandate goes into effect, you can see with the cover of the "new york post", fire alarm. 26 fire houses shut as smoke eaters go awol over vaccine mandate. the cause of shutdown 26 different fire stations in new york city in a which you have to believe is a true threat to public health. rachel: absolutely and you saw some protests with people holding up signs assaying natural immunity because these were the people on the front lines when we did not have a vaccine who probably got covid and many of them have natural immunity and say i just don't want to take this vaccine either because of that or some have religious reasons, but it's actually-- it is already taking down fire houses. this is a safety hazard and people will get hurt. pete: when you look at the map of new york city, its all five bureaus-- burroughs and is currently the fdny-- excuse me, and total 77% vaccinated and by the way correction officers 54%. we were talking about that earlier and those are the guys manning the jails and you think maybe they have been exposed to covid a bit over time, maybe a big chunk of them have natural immunity. i know a couple guys i served with were in corrections and they say of course we have had covid and we have natural immunity and no one wants to listen to it at all and now our jobs are at stake. rachel: including dr. fauci, we had doctor mcgarry on yesterday and they said they are doing studies on natural immunity because our government, which we gave billions of dollars to to deal with covid hasn't does-- done studies on natural immunity. a new york city councilman and this is what he had to say about how minutes are affecting the city. >> this mandate sent able-bodied people who tested within days that they were negative about covid who were otherwise fit for duty hours early and sends them home and fire companies are close to running short staffed mary and stave-- and say, and saturn terry, but it should be surprising to know when that when employees are faced with termination of or failure to have consent and choose to be vaccinated or not, they become less than enthused about working and you see that right now as people vest out and retire, quit their jobs, whatever it is and unfortunately new yorkers typical under mayor de blasio, new yorkers are left footing the bill. rachel: is also talking about the sanitation problem because it's affecting sanitation workers and as you all know-- you live here well, trash was a problem before the situation and now it's a health hazard. will: any weather disrupts service, snow-- and now you have losing sanitation workers. there are semi people instantly different ecosystems intricate systems to help everyone live together and now you will force 10, 20, 30% of your city workers depending on the department out of their job? watch the city fell apart. pete: uncertainty is the name of the game because eric adams who will likely be the next mayor with the election tuesday spoke yesterday at a campaign event saying he is pro- vaccine, obviously but didn't say anything about whether he would continue the mandate. i think a lot of the boys in blue in the city because he is a former law-enforcement officer in the city are hopeful he walks it back and i talked to a couple yesterday saying how is this playing out and they said they all know people directly who have for personal reasons or they have had covid before, one female officer for years from retirement said she would have to leave her dream job because she made a personal health decision and right now they will be put on unpaid administrative leave pending future decisions about what their status will be. this will be a fair dam between and tidy and fdny had long do they stay on and what-- unpaid leave? maybe eric adams makes that call. rachel: i have friends and family across the country, family member, single mom, for kids right now on pins and needles waiting to see if her exemption will be accepted or not and if not she loses her job. it's happening everywhere and by the way as i see the piles of trash, this is a big beautiful country and a lot of people thinking i got to get out of new york city because of rural america is not like this, florida is not like this. pete: just like europe is a preview for us and i think new york city is often a leading indicator of what they will try to do elsewhere. we do not like to be new york city centric here. this is coming to your town if they have their opportunity if it's not already there already. will: is not just new york city or america, it's across the globe because of the mandates and we have seen the outrage in places like italy. meanwhile, right now in italy president biden is therefore a day number two of the g 20 summit. rachel: he met with turkish president-- he met with the turkish president had of talks and as world leaders talk climate change president biden is urging them to increase increase energy production. pete: i wonder if he asked about his islamist leaning these days. >> always a delicate subject especially for partners and nato, good morning. the struggle is real and certainly for the leaders of the 20 major economies the struggle as an struggling to bridge differences over how to combat global warming-- warming. diplomats working through the night looking for an agreement on the wording of the traditional final communication. it's finally out and i went to read part of it: we acknowledge the key relevance of achieving global net zero greenhouse gas emissions or carbon neutrality by or around mid century. it's important to point this out that china and russia are taking part virtually and that's a signal according to some observers that-- as are joe biden, all of this is happening as he's at his weakest politically with falling and in some cases historically low approval rating here at home. he is heading over to the summit and glass guy with no major legislative victories at home to show that the u.s. will in fact's cut admissions anytime soon, which brings us back to washington capitol hill where despite all evidence to the contrary at least one of the democratic party leaders is still convinced they will push ahead with legislation that will help fight climate change and establish a more green energy protocols. all of that is in the presidents build back better act. >> the vote is called for tuesday. >> you heard that this would happen on tuesday here in washington, but keep this in mind, as they try to figure out exactly which they can push over the finish line first they will try to do these in tandem and that's been the calling card of the progressive to say we won't vote for just one and you make us promises on the back end from the other and we will see if they can push it over the finish line. a lot of people are skeptical. we will see how things turn out over the next 72 hours. will: thank you. insight of what may happen later this week. lets me imported gop correspondent byron donald's, a member of the house budget committee. congressman, good morning and happy halloween. >> good morning to you guys and so boys. will: that's right, that makes two of us here on set. i'm glad to hear that. we stand in solidarity together for the cowboys. tuesday has been pushed back several times, there was hope that joe biden and the democrats on their side of the aisle would get their deal done before he went to europe. that didn't happen and has been pushed to tuesday. i don't know if this will ever get done, congressman. >> i'm not sure either and the reason wise because the deal is a crab sandwich and every democrat knows it, every american knows it. trying to tackle climate change is one thing that crippling energy infrastructure won't help our small businesses recover especially coming out of the shutdown that happened in the u.s. associated with covid 19. the second part is the social spending will make our employment problems worse. that's why moderate democrats have been sitting on pins and needles try not to vote for this bill. trying to give joe biden a win frankly is irrelevant especially if you want to talk about climate change because the united states has cut its emissions for more than any other developed nation of the last two decades. we have been the leader, so why are we continuing to cut our economy while the chinese and russians attended virtually. it's ironic they are the only ones saving some carbon footprint by not flying massive jets to sit down and talk to each other in a room, but the truth of the matter in the can get the votes for the bill because it's a gross, obscene, or to our economy, it will hurt employment and frankly it will change our energy infrastructure at a time when we need national ash natural gas for our economy. rachel: if they don't pass it tuesday, and if glenn youngkin wins the race in virginia that everyone has their eye on, how much harder does it become for them to get this done after that >> it becomes massively harder because all the polling is trending glenn youngkin's way. if you are a moderate democrat across the united states, you know joe biden has no credibility with the voters, but for glenn youngkin to come out of nowhere and become the next of governor of the commonwealth of virginia says every single thing to you that if you follow joe biden you will be following him off a cliff and it will be going back to washington d.c. everyone is looking at this. i will be surprised if they get a vote tuesday because everyone will be watching this election tuesday night. pete: i hope you are right, but everyone will be watching virginia where the race has become about education and if you have terry mcauliffe saying parents should not be in charge of what is taught in the classroom as we learn critical race theory is being taught even when he was governor yet he still denies that it's being taught. when it comes to education, it wasn't front and center before for republicans or even really in any significant races. what's changed and who does it benefit? >> here's what happened, when you send kids home and kept them home for eight year end by the way that was all the fault of the teachers union, let's be clear. parents had an opportunity to see what was actually taught for the first time in a very, very long time to hear when you the mothers who are friendly part of the pta which are typically cheerleaders for what the public schools are doing, that's when you know you have a problem. what really happened was the school board members in loudoun county fairfax county instead of apologizing or reversing course, they were obstinate, they were rude, disrespectful and others no matter whether you are republican or democrat have had enough and they frankly responded in kind and that's what's happened in virginia. terry mcauliffe made the wrong decision siding with the teachers union, which is what every democrat chooses to do instead of siding with the kids because when we fund education for our children it's about their future, not about the future of the union's. rachel: they ended up trying to tell the parents i think really silence them and tell them they were domestic terrorists, i mean, it's been outrageous. >> completely outrageous never should be tolerated in our country and unfortunately or fortunately terry mcauliffe will pay the price because i believe glenn youngkin will win tuesday. will: we will find out soon. congressman byron donald's, good to see you this morning. good-- hopefully we will see prescott play tonight. pete: i would like to see him play. rachel: thank you, congressman. >> any time. rachel: turned into headlines, alec baldwin reveals he cannot dinner with the scimitar for halyna hutchins before shooting her dead with a prop gun on the film of their set. >> she was my friend. the day i arrived in santa fe i took her to dinner with joel, the director. i met with her husband and he is overwhelmed with grief. there are incidental accidents, but nothing like this. it's one in a billion. rachel: he appeared visibly agitated and even snapping at his wife when she tried to interject and answer reporters questions herself. listen. >> you guys come you guys, you know what-- no details. >> do me a favor. i'm going to answer questions. rachel: baldwin@and he doesn't think the movie will start back up and also called her-- called for new measures for gun safety on film sets during the impromptu roadside press conference and also andrew cuomo's lawyers serving the albany county sheriff with a preservation notice asking albany county to release all records of communication with the victims. slamming the share for that quote bizarre and unprofessional rogue investigation. cuomo will be placed under arrest on a misdemeanor forcibly touching charge and is due in court november 17's. green bay packers star aaron rodgers is helping to channel his inner john wick for all of those tricks or treaters. >> are you working again? >> no, i'm just sorting stuff out. rachel: rogers throwing out the locks for his halloween costume re-creating the good dog seen from the third movie in the john wick franchise. rogers hinting last month that his extensive hair growth was in preparation for the costume. it's not extensions. 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going to benefit all of our people both now and i believe in years to come. it's a testament to the power of our strong partnership and to what the united states can accomplish working together with our friends. here's what this deal does: it immediately removes tariffs on your opinion union-- on the european union on a range of u.s. products and lowers costs to american consumers. ensures a strong competitive u.s. steel industry for decades to come and creates good paying union jobs at home. and and demonstrates how by harnessing our diplomatic and economic power, we can reject the false idea that we can't grow our economy and support american workers while tackling the climate crisis. we can do all three of those things. we can and we must do both. of the american workers are a central part of the solution to the climate crisis and i would argue, said before or that-- when i think i'm in i think jobs. i think good paying jobs around the world. you know, i think it's possible for us to do both, as i said. workers are a central part of the solution. building on our close partnership on our shared values the united states and european union have committed to negotiated carbon -based arrangement on steel and aluminum trade. this-- these arrangements will want, lift up u.s. aluminum and a steel which is among the greatest deal in the world, that's somewhat prejudice on my behalf, incentivizing emission reductions in one of the most carbon intensive sectors of the global economy, restrict access to our markets for dirty steel from countries like china and counter countries that dump still on our markets hammering our workers and harming them badly along with the industry and our environment. today, is a testament of the power of american diplomacy and strong partnerships to deliver tangible benefits for american workers in the middle class families. i think gina rolando, our secretary and ambassador catherine ty for their leadership to get this done-- they had a first-rate person to work with to get it done and i want to thank european commission president vander line for her team and partnership. she's been straightforward from the very beginning tear as she worked to come up with a solution that benefits all of our people. over the past nine months the united states european union have come together to take on major global challenges by looking to all that unites us in the shared interest we have had both in europe and the united states. we resolve the 17 year boeing aircraft dispute and in close partners to address, 19 and combat climate change. as we move forward we will continue to gather to update the rules of the road and the 21st century economy and prove to the world that democracies democracies are taking on hard problems delivering sound solutions. at the european union and the united states will continue to be the closest of friends and partners as we work together to solve 31st century challenges. i thank you again, president, and now i turn the podium over to you. thank you. rachel: that was president biden in rome at the g 20 summit. we are going to bring in mohammed who is the fresh del monte chairman and ceo. our country is facing a supply chain crisis as you know. at the monte they are having to increase prices, as many other companies are having to do to deal with this so we will bring you into comment on what the president has said and also let's get your opinion on what you think the things going on at the g 20 summit are going to do anything to help the inflation crisis, supply chain crisis, money printing crisis here in america and the challenges you face as a business owner >> thank you. rachel: so, what you think about what's happening at the g 20 summit and do you think it will have any impact on your business >> well, i do hope that it can reflect something positive on the world and on our business. as we have been doing this for the last 20 years. it's nothing new to us. as a matter of fact, our senior vp for sustainability is going to be speaking at the summit on the seventh. we are presenting the farming sector, so this is a testament for fresh del monte for the achievements we have done over the years. however, i believe that is a lot to be done for the climate and for the environment. it's not a matter of just meeting and talking about it. there's a so much to be done because of all of the politics involved in terms of chemicals, the chemical industry, the oil industry and this is the area we need. pete: you have been doing this for 20 years and yet what we see is unprecedented shortages, supply chain crisis and you are having to raise your prices on basic items for people across the country. what are the biggest factors as to why inflation is affecting your business and the economy at large? >> if you go back two years ago, i did say in october, 2019, that the prices in the way that the world treats the protists industry is quite unsustainable and unfair and i said that two years ago. the problem with the produce industry is that we don't have fair treatment. will: mohammed, when dealing with inflation supply chain issues it's not unique to the produce industry. you are part of a larger economy that seems to be suffering from not just inflationary prices as pete mentioned, but problems getting your product to american shelves and that seems to be an acute problem that is more recent since 2019. so, in your estimation and you run a massive corporation in dealing with this, what are the contributing factors? why do we have trouble getting products on the shelves and why when they do are they so expensive? >> we did get the products on the shelf. as a matter of fact, as producers, exporters and distributors, we do bring the products to the shelves. it's actually the industry, when i say the industry it's the retail industry that have very big issue with raising prices on protists and that is something that we have been facing as producers exporters and then to reflect at the end of the day on the growers themselves and the community and the producing countries and that something we need to address and that's what we are working with retailers really to find that the solution this issue. banana prices have been banana prices have been for 50 cents more or less for 15 years in spite of inflation, increase of cost and that's something i've been talking about and that's why we are asking to raise prices. pete: mohammed, thank you for your time this morning. we appreciated. will: thank you. >> thank you. pete: we came into the interview straight out of joe biden at the g 20 and he's talking about jobs appeared to hurt him talking about climate and say when i think kleiman i think jobs tear it is of course again them attempting to sell something that the american people don't want as something it's not in the job see what they call them clean jobs and they will be union jobs and most of the spending they won his government spending to prop up industries that otherwise could exist for themselves in the name of climate science so you have to decode the language he uses in those situations. will: true and you see the reluctance of ceos and the relationship between big corporation and big government, they'd have representatives at the g 27 about to give a speech. they have their concerns, but i think the concerns of the american people are not at the g 20 summit. when your emphasis is climate change and not the prices at the grocery store, people who are struggling to put food on the table, people who cap fill up their gas tank, businesses who are shuttering because they have a labor shortage, these are real real life issues that people are facing in the immediate and is climate change thing is you know as we said the main people are not even there speech theory. pete: you won't hear america first today. joe biden could be planning-- get this a $450,000 payout to illegals separated at the border by trying to era policy. that 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pete: joe biden's administration reportedly in talks to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to illegal families separated at border, which could mean $450,000 per person, up to a million per family. that's more than americans receive after their loved ones are killed fighting for our country. our next guest is the father of army specialist christopher horton who was killed in afghanistan in 2011. now his dad is one of many goldstar families outraged at this. david horton joins us now. david, thank you. first of all, thank you for everything your son gave this country. it's a permanent separation, we acknowledge that and we are grateful for everything christopher did. i wear his bracelet every single day. when you look at a policy like this, a decision made intentionally by our government to pay a settlement to these families up to $500,000, your reaction as someone who lost their son? >> well, i think that the decision is problematic on several areas and you know, we could be talking about this for an hour, i think. all of the ramifications and problems with the decision, but to compare an illegal person who has broken our countries border laws to come in and, you know, whatever they have suffered from that, i mean, i'm not saying they haven't suffered, but it's on their own at doing. they have broken the law coming in on our borders and to compare that with someone, a patriot like my son who gave his all in the battlefield of afghanistan and to just say oh, well the value is more for someone who has broken our laws and as a result there's consequences and now to say oh, now we'll you money and it's more money than we would pay a patriot, i am outraged. i think this is, you just wonder where is the outcry against some of these policies that are just-- i don't know, they are unbelievable to me. i can't even believe it. pete: you start to impact their priorities and they believe no person is illegal and anything donald trump did was ill-- evil and they are willing-- here's the different part, christopher paid into a life insurance policy that was to be ultimately paid out. he paid in and these illegals who broke the law entering this country, they are getting money from taxpaying citizens. it's even worse than a direct comparison and a reflection of how much they value each-- is it a reflection of priorities? >> well, i mean, i don't know what value system is being that they are using, what value are they using to come up with these policies and again, i think yet another insult adding insult to injury or injury to insult or whatever, maybe both directions against our military families and goldstar families and veterans families that are out there every day doing what they have a passion to do and protecting our freedoms and then again, it's just another slap in the face. it's completely disrespectful. pete: exactly what it is. that's why we are calling it out and maybe some things change in this bill before hopefully-- roughly a dozen get past. thank you for your service and the service of your son and his sacrifice. >> thank you for having me. pete: thank you. remember when house speaker nancy pelosi blamed the press for not selling the democrats agenda? >> going forward, how do you sell this? >> i think you all could do a better job of selling it to be frank with you. pete: that was one of many scary media moments this year. we will look at the most frightening bill ahead. plus, tom brady also known as-- wow, look at that, kind of uncanny. is that tom brady or joe concha, live on fox square, ready to judge a serious football contest between yours truly and it will cane. the name on the back is wrong. ♪♪ the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive. aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ new daily moisture for face. will: welcome back. rick, are you supposed to take this? take it. >> i was not in place. i didn't have a microphone. i didn't have a costume. you have no idea what's happening. you are watching the weather right now as we have rain continuing today and parts of new england and it will move out by this afternoon with cold air moving in across parts of the planes and the west. more storms moving in starting tomorrow. today, enjoy. current temperatures, 30 degrees in fargo. 13 cooler from 24 hours ago. the cold air will settle in across parts of the central plains. tomorrow your temperature in tulsa 18 degrees cooler than you would typically be this time of year. it's behind this big system that's moved across the country with the cold front even stretching through florida. this is the last of the rain we are dealing with across parts of upstate new york and across areas of northern new england. behind that we will see air moving in across parts of the great lakes guys, you look good. will: you have to show rick. michelangelo, leonardo, joe concha. rachel: tom brady. will: tom brady. my own dog dressed up as a viking today. taken on my cowboys. pete: no matter what happens in today's game, only one outcome is acceptable, a far cry from what our next guest is calling, the media scariest moments of this halloween month. rachel: here with his top picks fox news contributor and help media columnist joe concha. will: looks a little bit like tom brady. >> mrs. concha says i look a lot like tom brady, same build, same here, but tom brady is my wife's hall pass. we do this every friday night to keep the home fires burning. pete: you don't have tom brady's bank account either. >> that's slightly true. rachel: scary moments, we have to hear this. >> we have three. first of all it was a town hall held a couple of weeks ago on cnn, formally knows that-- known as a news organization and the town hall is supposed to have republicans and democrats actually asking questions of the president. well, they allowed seven democrats to ask questions and only two republicans. that's not fair and balanced and i think that was a slogan at one point here that was pretty scary and also no questions about afghanistan, by the way. rachel: that didn't matter. >> while we have hundreds of americans left behind enemy lines. number two, nancy pelosi , c schools the media for not selling joe biden's build back better built. i'm certain it's not the job of journalist to sell something on behalf of a party and obviously the selling isn't going to well because it's still stalled as the president's overseas in brussels. how are you going to pay for, $0, come on. number one, kristen cinema, she just wants to go to the bathroom and she is followed by these protesters comedies activists. you can see her right there and this is harassment. all i know is i remember another from arizona who backed his own party in voting against scaling back obamacare and he was hailed by the media. kristen cinema oh, no, she is the enemy now so it depends on which side you are on if you are the maverick or not and what you get treated the way this senate-- senator was or not in right now she's a wall between this bill being passed or not. she standing her ground and said you do this to someone i'm pretty sure it's only going to affirm her resolve. rachel: that's what we think. pete: there was a wedding that the protesters crashed to try to intimidate her and she was officiating it. rachel: it ruined the wedding, rear-ended the fun. >> i went to do a serious segment here and i can't do it. can't have a serious conversation. rachel: i'm listening, joe. will: i'm listening through my mask. rachel: with the cowboys taking on the vikings we have our own match up here on fox square as pete and well will go head to head with our very own tom brady is the referee. pete: are we doing it right now cleveland. will: rick, put boundaries on this. pete: so, i remember this game. get in. do we have an assistant to hook us up? we have something coming into hook us up. we start in the middle and the first one to put the ball in the hole on the other and we ensue. this for the trophy, by the way. this is where you throw your back out. rachel: weekend-- pete: we thank you for hooking us up. betty's balances. i'm feeling great. i don't think we can hear will. you cannot just throw it in, will. you have to push it in. you can't just throw it in the hole. you have to put it in the hole. has to be dumped in or pushed in and you have to start with your back against the yellow. who's calling go? any other rules? will: no rules whatsoever. one, two, three, go. oh, yeah! pete: did he get it? pete: fumble. we have to check the tape on who scored first >> three, two, one.again three, two, one, go. keep going. pete: you have to do as many as you can? i didn't know you are trying to do as many as you can. the rules were not explained. >> keep going! pete: ten. >> p 24, will five. know what room whatsoever. pete: no rules whatsoever. the trophy will be in one of our 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like when you buy it. it's a nice old the plane poundcake. i cut off the top, crumple it up, tells the crumbs with butter. that is one-step, delicious. then, i cut the cake into three segments. you are like my teenage boys, they eat all of the elements before i can fix the recipe. then i have a blackberry's with blackberry jam and some lemon juice and stir it around. i will add a little bit of lemon zest basically the book is about using shortcut ingredients to make amazing dishes and that is what i had to during the quarantine months when i had all my kids at home. will: how many kids do you have? >> five and we are all under the same roof. this is really cool. you line the pan that cake comes in with plastic wrap and then i will just lay one layer in and then you take this delicious juicy blackberry mixture and put it on top of the first layer. this is just a layer thing. i will just to show you one layer and then i will show you what it looks like when i finished, but basically it kind of absorbs that and then whipped cream. i'm making a mess of your table, sorry. will: they will clean it up. and what do you have over there two or three layers? >> been, the whipped cream, more cake, more jelly, more wet cream and then you wind up with this amazing layer. then, i will put some blackberries on top. i would just decorate with blackberries and then more lemon zest. a look how pretty it is and this came from a frozen poundcake and you can whip the cream yourself or use like frozen whipped topping, which we all know and 11 then these battery crumbs so none of the cake went to waste. you could totally serve this at like your next luncheon, ladies lunch. will: the next ladies luncheon i throw? >> a little bit of this. i also have beautiful ice cream cake that has layers and candy and chocolate. will: he was googling that earlier. >> you might remember this from our grandma's generation, but cinnamon apple which takes hours and hours. it's easy to throw together, but i tested that poundcake slices in butter. will: apple poundcake. >> yeah, it's great around the holidays, but frozen poundcake, who knew. it's good for a holiday dessert. will: get the book, super easy. ree drummond, the pioneer woman. >> so fun to be in new york. pete: don't go anywhere is another busy hour of "fox and friends sunday" is still ahead. as someone who resembles someone else, i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got 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[laughter] well done. pete: bonus points, allison sends her cats dressed up as a ups driver getting packages in time for christmas despite the supply chain crisis. i love it. will: keep sending your photos and. dressing a cat is a whole another level. rachel: scratches. pete: running. [laughter] rachel: we have some other scary stuff coming up here on the show, so stay with us, but before that. we have election news as democratic governors are issuing a warning ahead of tuesday's election in virginia. pete: democrat governor association saying it's party is facing a potential quote disaster as terry mcauliffe plummets enough pulses. will: we are live in virginia ahead of the bellwether race. good morning. >> good morning and happy sunday. we have been talking about this enthusiasm gap between terry mcauliffe and glenn youngkin for weeks and apparently we are not the only ones that noticed. this is sunny, democrats to stave off a panic in a last-minute fundraising e-mail from the democratic governors association reading, democrats are facing a disaster. we can't let the gop break the democratic firewall in virginia because what happens there will lay the groundwork for 2022. that warning thanks in no small part seems-- with scenes like this as terry mcauliffe read about a paltry crowd and republican glenn youngkin with supporters who most said the race turn on what that kids are being taught in school. lesson. >> not going to be terrified anymore and, i mean, that as a pun. i think that the democrats want us to run a scared. they kept us under covid for far too long. we saw what was going on in our schools. we have started to fight back and oh, what we have revealed. >> i think moms are seeing the realities of these policies that have been coming from the left, which their children are bearing the brunt of and it's just not fair and it's unacceptable, so i think they are behind glenn youngkin because he sees it for what it is anyone's to stop it where as terry mcauliffe says moms don't have a choice. reporter: listen to this, despite repeated claims by terry mcauliffe that crt is not being taught in virginia schools, the phrase appears on the department of education website including in a 2015 presentation when terry mcauliffe was governor. that will be interesting to see if he's asked later today when he is here. back to you. rachel: thank you, todd. will: good a job. rachel: i love the clips. if this election goes to glenn youngkin this will be the election of a moms and dads. this is truly a grassroots issue. it's not an issue that was concocted in at some consultants back room. this was truly grassroots with parents angry and tired of being bullied by a bunch of crazy people, crazy ideas trying to indoctrinate our kids. moms and dads at seeing what happened over the course of the pandemic with their kids home saying this is not arithmetic, this is not right, this is not reading, what are you teaching my children and some of it actually pornographic and fighting back. pete: and terry mcauliffe on the campaign trail has the gall to say two things, to clear statements, critical race theory not being taught when the evidence with more evidence out today that back in 2015 it was being taught so he's lying to voters. at the same time he's openly saying i don't think parents should be the primary voice about what their kids learn in the classroom. i don't care if you are a hard-core republican, independent or same democrat, you look at that site i'm in charge and i don't believe your lying eyes and i know what's being taught and they will go to the polls as a result your did you see those crowds. glenn youngkin was saying it feels like a movement. you felled on the campaign trail we will see-- and in new jersey, which is has been much closer than anyone thought, same revelations made in that state as well. will: if that is not enough to kill a campaign, perhaps ride the coattails of joe biden, kamala harris, those are national figures that terry mcauliffe invited into the state of averaging appeared congressman donaldson said be careful because the agenda is a recipe for failure. >> these school board members in martin county of fairfax county instead of apologizing they were obstinate, they were rude, they were disrespectful and mothers no matter whether you are republican or democrat had had enough. terry mcauliffe made a wrong decision. he sided with the teachers union, which is friendly what every democrat chooses to do instead of fighting for the kids. if you are a moderate democrat across the u.s., you know joe biden has no credibility with the voters, but for glenn youngkin to come out of nowhere and become the next governor of the commonwealth of virginia sends every signal to you that if you follow joe biden you will be following him off of a cliff. rachel: by the way, he's been involved in this race because her members his administration and his d.o.j. that colluded with the school board association to concocted this letter and presented to the d.o.j. and say hey, we need to investigate parents because they are domestic terrorists. this issue was hot already when the-- when parents were smeared and threatened as potential domestic terrorists. this really set this thing on fire and by the way todd talked about the things in 2015 at an education department under terry mcauliffe, the presentation in 2015 said that they want to embrace the crt in order to reengineer attitudes and belief systems. that was under terry mcauliffe. pete: 2015 and it's been interesting to watch the rates in virginia coincide with their attempt to surpass scioscia list bills on capitol hill and a a lt of people in terry mcauliffe's can't believe they needed that bill to get past. it didn't happen. joe aydin's in rome talking about climate change which is a bad look in and of itself and others about tentatively scheduled for tuesday which doesn't do any good for terry mcauliffe and the democrats start to lose their leverage on whether they need to pass it or not. why would moderates go out on a ledge or progressives give it more if they don't see electoral upside so if glenn youngkin wins big in the bill doesn't pass tuesday a lot of the crowds socialist wish list could go down the grain which is great for america, but they didn't wanted to go down this way. will: you said earlier what happens in virginia will not stay in virginia. it will be a bellwether to the nation. a few weeks ago on the will cain podcast i had conversations with clay travis, handed out kick which subsequently sold to fox and he's done well for himself and i asked how do you raise your boys in a way that makes them that they understand they have to make their own way in the world and i think it's a fascinating question not just to those that have made a lot of money but growing up in america, you go up in a relatively rich environment, not necessarily rich, but a level of comfort that others in the world don't and we want to raise people with initiative, ability to go do something in the world and there's a video making the rounds right now from former nba startelebrity shakeel o'neil talking about what he has imparted and the wisdom he's trying to pass to his children. watch. >> my kids are older now and they are kind of upset with me, not really upset, but i tell them all the time we ain't rich. i'm rich. [laughter] we don't-- we, no, you got to have bachelors or masters and then if you want me too invest in one of your companies you will have to present it, boom, boom, bring it to me and i will let you know. i'm not giving you nothing. will: good message for parents. rachel: i mean, that's just how you raise kids to have great and it's not easy when you have that kind of money to not raise kids who are entitled. we talked about this earlier. i think some of the unhappiest people i have ever met were trust fund babies, people who have everything handed to them, never had to make their own way, never had to do the hard work that maybe their parents had to go through to get where they are at work there is dignity and work and a sense of a genuine sense of self-esteem that comes when you know you worked hard to get what you have. pete: he said i ain't giving you nothing and instead of saying that-- i saying that he's actually giving them everything because there's nothing passing on money or things you didn't earn, those are the temporal things of earth, but teaching kids value and virtue and hard work, you're giving them everything. it's one of the critiques of the world war ii era. we have a lot of prosperity out of it, but not a lot of values translated over time. rachel: got a bunch of boomers. pete: the 60s and we got a lot out of that. it's all about the values you give, not the size of their bank account. they will learn it themselves. will: well said. pete: we have a few additional headlines this morning. stay with us all our. it's going to be fun. to italy where president biden and other world leaders are working on tackling climate change. day number two and the g 20 summit here president spoke the words in the last hour. >> by harnessing our diplomatic and economic power, we can reject the false idea that we can't grow our economy and to support american workers while tackling the climate crisis. >> we can do all three. when i think climate i think jobs, good paying jobs around the world. pete: he also met with the tour shake islamist president ahead of talks on sustainability and the environment and as world leaders discuss emission joe biden is urging them to increase energy production because he crushed our own here at home. turbulence ahead. a pilots union blasting american airlines for creating long lines at dallas and miami airport spear americans canceling over 1200 flight since friday impacting at 73,000 passengers over the holiday halloween weekend. airlines blaming bad weather and staffing shortages, but the allied pilots association telling the daily mail quote mother nature generates a storm and management's failure to properly schedule creates storms the days after. and in nashville and amazon driver gets the jump scare of his life from a halloween decoration. a ring camera capturing the hilarious moment as the driver is sprinting away after trying to grab candy and once he realized what happened he couldn't help but laugh. i couldn't see it. rachel: swipes the candy and it jumps out. [laughter] that's spooky. will: well done. rachel: it ring cameras give the best video capturing funny stuff in front of people's houses. pete: you may laugh, but he kept jogging. rachel: he did. pete: pretty nimble guy, though. nice most. if you watched last night president donald trump doing the tomahawk chop as the atlanta braves rally to take game for the world series from the houston astros a. will: now commanded three games to one in the series and i look to clench the entire thing, world series tonight in game five. rachel: carly is live with the highlights. how are you? reporter: it was a stunning turn of events last night because the astros were up for the majority of the game, but that changed in the bottom of the seventh when the braves scored two home runs back to back so they are one win away from a world series championship and that could happen tonight. here's the thing, when you go to a baseball game, the game is just part of the experience. the other part, of course, is a food and i got to try some incredible ballpark food yesterday. watch. >> chili dog bacon wrapped hot dog topped with brisket chili and our special case of. >> when i thought i almost cried. it's like an emotional experience. >> i have a great team here. >> great team effort. >> absolutely a team effort. we sit down and talk about what we want to do reporter: you just saw some of the says specials with also a fried chicken sandwich, fried oyster po boy. the executive chef told me they sold $2.3 million worth of a food friday night. they are going to sell a lot more tonight. game five, 8:15 p.m. eastern and you can catch all of the action on fox. rachel: carly, if i had been there i would have been spending a lot more money. that hot dog looks amazing. reporter: without a doubt. will: thank you, carly. new york firehouses are now out of service as vaccine mandates take over as a first responder joins us live to say what he's considering leaving his job. we are celebrating halloween 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responders a band together and pushed back so we can fight not just new york city, but all over the nation. rachel: niles-- nile, these mandates are at your county and in not helping the city. why do you think the mayor is so stubbornly standing behind them wanting to hurt the people who want to protect this city? >> good morning, first and foremost. i have absolutely no idea and the men and women of the fire department of new york city have been hear from the very start, responding to calls, they have gone into houses that no one else wanted to go in. we have taken care of the sick and dying and we have continued to since the start and we will continue to do so. the fact that this they are now at this time at the end of the pandemic is turning it around to dictate to us what goes into our body and not only what goes into our body but the fact that we have to prove it in showing our certificate to the fire department just to say we did get it is horrendous to me. people should be aware and should know that this may or is putting people's lives at risk and endanger. there will be ambulance rundown, powerhouses will not be open. we want to serve the people of new york city. we want to respond to calls. we want to work. he is not allowing us to work. he is starting to dictate what goes on in this city. he's starting to dictate the emergency response to the people of this city, which we are adamantly against and we won't stand for it and we are still fighting for the people of this city by standing up to him now and telling him he can't do this. we want to come to work. we want to go out there and save lives. we haven't hesitated from the start and we want to continue to save lives a. rachel: i'm going to stick with you for a second because i know you have worked throughout the pandemic. how do you feel about your job right now, are you going to stick with it? >> i'll be honest. i have been doing this for 16 years, one of the highest trained paramedics in new york city and i'm contemplating leaving. absolutely kills me too have to say that because i love to be a paramedic. i love what i do. i cover lower manhattan and i have responded and showed up to work every single day. like i have said i have gone to peoples houses that no one else wanted to. i've been on my knees doing cpr grieving for these patients telling family members i will do everything i possibly can and the fact that this mayor has put me in this position makes me beyond furious and not just me, all of the emts, paramedics and firemen are eeriest at this mayor is putting our people, our new york citizens in harm's way. whatever he says, whatever quotes he gives out, he's putting people in danger. rachel: breaks my heart to think we could even lose someone as dedicated as you are to your profession and someone we need so badly especially in new york. i'm going to give you the last word. >> you know i don't get it, a year ago mcdonald's was handing out free meals to essential workers and the mayor was talking about ticket day parades and first responders, many did not even stay home the day were away from their families months on end and now to go out there and do this is a complete show of power people don't see out there that the democrats aren't your friends and they are trying to hold power something is wrong. we had to get the city 'left in the nation back and start respecting first responders and essential workers and maybe worry about giving them raises and appreciate the great work they have done instead of trying to take their jobs away. rachel: couldn't agree what more and we should respect our constitutional liberties as well. >> rachel, i want to say one thing if i could. rachel: sure. >> this is not a pro vaccine or against vaccines commentary from us, it's a sick-- strickler got to do the mandate to we will not stand for anyone dictating what goes into our body or to prove to anyone else what we do. medical ontology is one of the privileges we have left. rachel: absolutely. appreciate it and we appreciate all the work you do, both of you. thank you. still ahead, a busy week for the nfl. on fox we break down today's matchup, but none will be as close as this. highlights from will and pete's football showdown coming up. stay with us. ♪♪ indshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. sharing smiles together is a gift. at aspen dental, it's easy to gift yourself the smile you deserve. new patients, get started with a comprehensive exam and 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entered the super six nfl contest the higher the jackpot so as of an hour ago, our jackpot for today nfl contest is already over $261,000, so the more entries we get the higher the jackpot and when you check out our apt expect to continue to see that rise until 1:00 p.m. kickoff care that's what's happening over there and our first matchup i'm watching a san francisco against the bears. both teams reeling as san francisco dropped the last four games in chicago has lost back to back games. you know, this is important for a number different reasons. the 49ers had high expectation coming into the season and haven't lived up to that. samuel is a bright spot on that team as he accounts for 44% of their offense and the bears will be without their head coach because of covid protocols and they like to get back on track. i have the 49ers by three. will: i put a little fox that take on the alliance against the eagles as the lions have to get a wind sooner or later pick they are toying with a win like a cat. >> we have some issues for this alliance team and as someone who worked almost all of the zero and six team season in 2008, the lions hope they don't have the situation happened. they are zero and seven. jerrod god is not playing great football. this is a rebuilding year, but hoping to put together enough to get a win today. i like them today against the eagles appear that's another squad who is really not living up to expectations as they have a new head coach so my money is on the lions today by three. will: i'm on the same side. and then in the afternoon the buccaneers against the saints. >> the saints come marching in. and a big tampa bay buccaneers fan and i love tom brady. they will be without brown today. the saints defense, you know over the last four years, will, they've only allowed 100-yard rusher in two games. they are incredibly stacked on the defensive side. jamison winston is still trying to find his way at the helm and there but i like the buccaneers and this one by three. the saints have had the box numbers so expect this to be close. will: clarissa. >> yes? will: we don't just compete for who gets to host the segment, pete and i are competing because our teams are facing off, and the cowboys and the vikings and we faced off a little earlier. i don't know if you can sit on your screen as we were dressed as ninja turtles in a nonsense game, but the consensus is that i want your does that mean the cowboys win? >> this will be great. look, kirk cousins doesn't get enough mentions. cowboys is america's team, but i'm excited for that game. will dak prescott play, will he play? will: pete was raffaella and rachel was-- which one is your favorite? >> whenever you are. download the fox that at stacked the cash in the more entries, the higher the jackpot. that's all i got for you, my friend. pete: was the prediction? will: did you make a prediction? >> i like the vikings in that one. pete: yes! yes! clarissa, you win. will: well, dak prescott might not be playing. we will see about that. clarissa, thank you. president biden helps to team up with world leaders to tackle climate change but the biggest offender against the climate is china and they are nowhere to be found. is there any way the summit can make a difference and maria weizen next, but plus stick around for the sweet tradition. a bunch of our kids are here. they are live on fox square. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ it's perfect, right, it's perfect. no, you know what, a few more. hey, hey, hey! check it out! we got to get these lights set up. dad! ♪ ♪ at lowe's, we put our decorations and gifts out earlier. yeah! so, you can make the most of the season. it's all at the one place that has everything you need. ♪ ♪ bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> we are obviously celebrating halloween otherwise known as david gets revenge by making us dress up. looking at the weather map. we have three big stories that we are following today. one is the northeast still dealing with moisture especially across parts of northern new england. that will eventually get out of here. then we have cold air moving in across the northern plains diving into the southern plains with freezing temperatures during the overnight lows the next couple of mornings and across the west more rain moves in for the day tomorrow. things looking really pretty nice, miami 73. from moves through florida drying things out quite a bit. tomorrow, 18 degrees below average in tulsa oklahoma. the colder air is there. looking at florida and we still have that moisture coming in across parts of new england. pete, i think maybe you got out of your costume. pete: i did, but that looks good on you, brother. >> thanks. pete: keeping on. the parade is coming up. do not change. we are back with a few additional headlines. new jersey hospital becomes one of the first to mandate booster shots poor workers who initially received at johnson & johnson single shot vaccine. new york university hospital, acute care facility giving those eligible until december 24, christmas eve, to get the extra shot. those who refuse will be fired tear the hospital adding it will allow workers to mix and match their vaccine brands. all of this comes after the cdc and fda approved helping booster shots. and calling is facing backlash after equating being a nfl player to slavery in his new netflix special care. >> they put you on the field, team spoke, prod and examine, searching for any defect that might affect your performance. no boundary respected. no dignity left intact. pete: that former pro quarterback who could not hit receivers on 815-yard out when no inside-- signed him drying similarities be-- between a slave auction in the nfl player congressman urges when slamming the comparison tweeting: how dare he compare the evil endured by so many americans star to a bunch of millionaires who choose -- chose to play a game. those are your headlines. climate change taking center stage at the g 20 summit with joe biden urging world leaders. this is rich, to increase energy production after he cut hours due to his policies. the "wall street journal" labeling it quote the climate change it to nowhere pointing out quote biting is begging opec to produce more oil, china is firing up its coal power plants amid an electricity shortage. taxpayers in rich economies will be less willing to sacrifice their own cash for the climate when they realize who is incoming. vladimir putin of russia and china xi jinping. sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now. it really is rich, him standing up begging for more oil production after the policies he's pursued here. >> great to be with you this morning as always. what a joke and the biggest joke of all is just what you spotlighted and that is the biggest polluter of all in the world is not at this summit and that is china. instead of talking about ways to do away with fossil fuels they are instead talking about ways to acquire more cold so they can create more coal power plants throughout china because china is the producer of products throughout the world and that is one more reason that we have more issues where ships are lined up in the pacific unable to drop off the products because we are so reliant on china producing products for the united states and the rest of the world. they are doing it with coal power plants, so it really is a joke to think that anything comes out of this summit when in fact the biggest polluters in the world aren't even there, china and of course russia's economy is built on the sale of oil and gas as joe biden knows because he just okayed the north stream pipeline to germany from russia. so, it's-- nothing comes out of it, unfortunately for joe biden he went empty-handed with his climate agenda gutted at home and nancy pelosi continues to try to change the subject putting a vote on the books for tuesday. so glad you have been talking about virginia. obviously that's the only thing people are talking about in washington right now, but nancy and joe are trying hard to change the conversation to that massive spending plan. pete: they would very much like to and that outcome on tuesday will determine a lot. it will reverberate across washington d.c. what you have coming up on your great show? >> next week we have got dr. anthony fauci on the hot seat once again. we are going to talk about this latest report from the intelligence community on covid with doctor rand paul, my lead guest and we will have breaking news there. we are also talking with congressman michael walks. i love the karma happening right now in atlanta for the mld. what great karma for the atlanta braves to be crushing it in the world a series, forcing the mlb back to atlanta after they yanked the all-star game at months ago. we are going to also talk with newt gingrich about all of these vaccine mandates. have you seen the streets of new york? garbage is piling up, first responders are shutting offices walking out the job in droves. 20 plus firehouses have been shut down in new york city because of those firefighters, those brave men and women who are leaving and not actually going back to work because of these forced vaccines. we will talk about that as well. pete: front cover of the new york coast this morning, fire alarm, 26 firehouses shut down because of the vaccine mandates. maria, we will need you in 15 minutes to restore the dignity of the fox news channel because "fox & friends" halloween parade is coming up so we will need you in 15 minutes. thank you. >> see you later. happy halloween is. pete: to you as well. well, no tricks here, we are all treats on "fox & friends" with our annual halloween parade live on fox square after the break. that's a lot of kids. we will need a lot of 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from the descendents, what you say? >> trick-or-treat. >> first of 20,000. a lot of that crab. here comes william, my son, he's a train can-- train conductor and also i start about player. >> next up we have will-- weight, will and your son. >> i'm will. clark, actually. this is my son. he's had a little accident. his toxic waste. cleanup crew. >> very nice. way, what is his name? >> west. this is west. >> nicely done. >> who is next? now, we have our friends charlie from men in black. >> men in black. >> george as the phantom ghost. >> nice, george. a very creepy. >> here you go, my friend. >> and jack. >> jack is bubble fat-- bubble fat. >> very nice. >> and gingery as a pumpkin. >> nice, spooky. >> next we have rachel's kids, but first we has rachel. >> thank you, rick for my weatherman umbrella. mary poppins here. come on over. >> her kids. >> here is patrick is spider-man. margarita as dorothy. we have a zombie bride. then hermione is my beautiful daughter. valentina is a flamenco dancer. >> nice. >> this is amazing that we can fill an entire parade basically with rachel and pete's kids. 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[laughter] tell me about halloween, what's your favorite thing and how much candy could you consume in one day? >> i think i could consume a lot of candy in one day if you, if you go around the city, i think you'll get a lot. [laughter] rachel: what's your favorite candy? >> sour patch kids? rachel: sour patch kids, what about you? favorite candy? favorite candy? got a lot of shy ones here. >> paloma, do you eat all of your candy in 12 hours, or six months later are you still eating one piece? >> six months later. i love saving my candy. rick: my brother. >> let's talk to the mouth up here. what is the best candy you can get? cam. >> hersheys! >> a traditionalist, i like it. how about you? rachel: we love chocolate. pete: jackson, how long is it before i throw all of your halloween candy away? >> one day. pete: one day. rachel: does dad eat your candy? [laughter] [inaudible conversations] will: how will you trick or treat today? store to store? you go to stores? pete: stores? will: that's what they do in new york. pete: happy halloween, everybody, we love you! go to church! ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. happy halloween. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. today, democrat desperation this virginia. no lipstick the on a pig can change the reality of republican momentum ahead of tuesday's upcoming election. as kamala harris' grasp for excitement proved this week. >> tell everybody you know to vote tomorrow. nothing like saying what you doing tomorrow? got any plans tomorrow?

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