closely watched governors races. big names to the campaign trail in the final stretch. pennsylvania may be the most significant senate race in the country. john federman is looking to reassure voters as he continues to recover from a stroke you suffered in may. all is closing the gap. holding a rally in harrisburg this hour. >> looking live at that rally. they are getting ready. all the races across the country and the issues affecting you. let's start with rich edson. he is in pennsylvania at that event that is about to get underway at this moment. >> good afternoon. this event has just started. the candidate will be speaking in just a short while. a union government headquarters. he has been rallying union workers throughout the weekend. did so in philadelphia yesterday held a rally at temple university yesterday trying to turn out student boat. just wait until election day. about nine days from now. his opponent, doctor's, has been on his mind as of late. hitting him often infrequently on abortion. >> the choice belongs between women and their doctors, not local, political officials. if you believe that they should be making that choice, this is the kind of campaign that i'm running. campaigning for abortion rights. >> doctor oz communication director responded to that, " pro-life and opposes the federal government getting involved in state decisions". john federman holds the extreme position for abortion up to the moment of birth. the political heavyweights are also pitching voters here. former president trump has a rally saturday. former president obama and biden have two next weekend. biden has been pushing federman much more lately. >> my kind of guy. he had a stroke. >> the cause campaign looks forward to tying federman to the current president. looking forward to tying awes. back to you. eric: quite a heated and exciting race. >> thank you. former president obama rallying for democratic candidates. barnes is republican ron johnson lauren is live with more. republican senator ron johnson is out of touch with voters. >> if ron johnson does not understand that, if he understands giving tax breaks for private planes more than making sure that seniors that i worked all their lives are able to retire with dignity and respect, he is not the person that is thinking about you and knows you and sees you and he should not be your senator for wisconsin. >> campaigning for the democratic ticket. serving wealthy donors and not wisconsin. >> it is about the very few that ron johnson has kept propped up at the top and the ones of us that are kept at the bottom. we want to change washington, we have to change people we sent to washington. >> on the campaign trail again tonight. day three of ron's road tour with dozens of stops planned next week on a massive bus. seventy republicans vying for votes. hammering home the economic pain that most feel of the store. >> this is caused by democratic policies, democratic. >> it is still too close to a margin of error. an average of polls shows a 3.3% lead over barnes. >> a tight race. a fired up former president obama. >> another heated senate race. former barack obama about a rally on friday. that is when the former president called the former nfl running back a celebrity that wants to be a politician. brian camp fighting to keep a job in a rematch against stacy abrams. the two will face off in their debate tonight. charles watson live in atlanta on this heated race. hey charles. >> good afternoon. president obama was sharp in his criticism of walker. walker responded. here is what he had to say to the former president. >> two years ago he told us to vote for joe biden. he got that wrong, did he not. [applause] i think he probably needs to sit this one out. >> since mr. obama's return to georgia on friday, raffaella focus on getting the boat out where he has said that walker is not qualified to represent the people of georgia. listen. >> you actually have to know stuff to do this job. herschel walker is not ready and he is not fit. he has not been honest about the basic facts of his life. >> meantime, stacy abrams looking to deliver an impressive performance against brian camp who are seemingly solidified his lead after attacking abrams for weeks on issues such as the economy and inflation. abrams made the case for why she is better for george's economy. she touched on a number of issues including her plans to give teacher pay raises and expand affordable housing. think she said are only afforded to the privilege under him. >> a governor who believes in all of us. a governor who believes in one georgia. one georgia that belongs to everyone of us. >> sharing this statement in response to abrams. the people of our state know that abrams only offers them the same failed leadership they see what democratic control in washington which created forty-year high inflation that is hitting americans in the wallet every day. fighting for georgia families and it will certainly be a fight tonight on the big stage here in atlanta. >> we will be looking at that. thank you. >> from peaches to apples, a different governors race in new york. republican zeldon rallied with florida governor rhonda santos last night. the states incumbent governor is also getting a boost from some big name democrats. alexis mcadams is live in our newsroom with more on this race. >> extra help from the big political names. giving them the push they need to come out on top. rhonda santos joined zeldon at a pretty big rally on long island. zeldon is the guy to turn new york around. listen. >> you need someone to go in there just clean house in albany think about responsiveness of government and having a leader that can actually get things done. governor capi hogle pulling in their own big names for support. releasing this radio ad by barack obama. >> on november 8 there is an election for governor in new york and the stakes could not be higher. my friend kathy hogle is the best person for the job hands down. >> crime remains the hot topic. declaring a crime crisis day one. talking about the subway crime that has been spiking here in the city. just addressed a controversial comment she made. she does not understand why crime is so important to her opponent. >> we want a government that is not passing pro criminal laws. >> that is a mischaracterization people are concerned about it. there is a lot of fear out there. >> early voting is now underway. a four-point lead over zeldon. just the other night, it depends on what poll you are looking at. she still feels like she is running as an underdog. >> a close race indeed. thank you. be sure to tune into fox news live later today at 4:00 p.m. eastern when zeldon will join us in that hour. governor hogle did not respond to our request. >> nancy pelosi says her family is traumatized and heartbroken over the savage aunt horrifying attack on her husband paul. harshly condemning this assault coming from both sides of the aisle. now we are learning more disturbing details about the suspect of this. his blogs reportedly show he ranted on everything from conspiracy theories to false claims about covid and false claims about the 2020 presidential election as well as anti-somatic screens along others. he has been mentally ill for a long time and says that he wants came home thinking he was jesus. christina coleman live in san francisco at the site of the pelosi home where this attack occurred with more and what is happening today. christina. >> hi, eric. paul pelosi is in the hospital. recovering after that brutal attack. a successful surgery friday to repair of the head fracture that he suffered from this incident. right now he is doing well. he said so far so good. the house speaker broke her silence on her husband attack and released release a statement to her colleagues "a violent man broke into our home, demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband paul. our children, grandchildren and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the threatening attack on our pop and go. the suspect shouted where's nancy, where's nancy after breaking into their home. police have not confirmed a motive in this case. yesterday some top democrats either said or insinuated that the attack was motivated by right wing politics. >> this habit of saying the worst about other people, demonizing people, that creates danger. >> let's get back to debates about issues you'd do our part to tone down conspiracy theories. rampant lies. >> police again have not confirmed a motive in the attack. they have not confirmed that this was politically motivated. they have not said that yet, or at all. both sides condemning this violence. kevin mccarthy said violence is wrong and has no place in our community. >> i reached out and called the speaker. she was on a plane back for her husband so we were able to communicate i text message. she did say that the surgery went well. we hope for him a speedy recovery and that we are able to stop this crime across our country. >> as for the suspect, the new york post reports that residents described him as a drug addicted homeless man who used to live with the radical nudist activist and was living in an empty school bus from time to time. also accused of posting a lot of disturbing content online from covid and election conspiracy theories to anti-somatic comments to post about aliens and pedophiles. he is facing numerous charges including elder abuse and attempted homicide. >> thank you. we send our very best wishes to the pelosi's and of course mr. pelosi to get out of the hospital in a speedy recovery. >> yes, we do. a potential triple demo this year. covert influence expected to surge this year along with the virus that is hitting filter and especially hard. what you need to know. stick around. that is coming up. fox news alert. the search continues for people missing after saturday's deadly stampede in south korea. the number of people killed is expected to rise. the crowd surged into a narrow alley causing a hell like chaos that took people down like dominoes. the family and friends have lots of questions. kitty logan is live in london with the very latest. >> hi. yes, they do. it is still not clear what happened and why this tragedy because so many lives. many of those victims were very young people enjoying a night out. people paying tribute today at the scene of the crash. leaving flowers and notes and has been pouring in from all over the world. this tragedy began around 10:00 o'clock local time. over 100,000 people were thought to be in this area. it is busy with nightlife. celebrating halloween for the first time since covid restrictions have been lifted in the country. the street soon became full in panic and cries for help. emergency services did rush to the scene that hundreds had suffered from injuries. for some, of course, many, that helped came too late. it is thought that there were some foreigners among the dead. where this tragedy happened, it is very narrow. there are many questions about how this situation could have gotten out of control. some speculation, some reports indicate that people started to trip over each other when people started to fall and that created a domino effect. many are still searching for their missing loved ones amid this chaos. for now, south korea is observing an official. a morning and the district where this happened has been declared a disaster zone. our cell. >> so sad. thank you. >> the humanitarian crisis at the southern border will be one of the issues people are watching during the midterm elections. border patrol protection shows that the 2022 fiscal year ending with a new record number of migrant arrests in one third of those are deported by the blighted administration. officials are also warning about the chance of rainbow colored fentanyl potentially making its way into halloween candy, being confused for halloween candy. right on the border. hey, nate. >> hey, eric. migrants continue crossing the border illegally in staggering numbers. a local ranch in normandie texas, a group of nearly 400 migrants across the border illegally onto this ranch this morning. you see all the trash left behind. he says that everything you see right here has been accumulated over the past two or three days. it takes two days for them to clean the trash on the ranch right here. about 100 yards from where we are, that is the rio grande. the migrants across the border illegally. they come through this thick brush. they have a belt that is tied to the fence so they can prop it up in the migrants can crawl under. you see all this trash here because their clothing is wet. they get here and change into their dry clothing and that is when they are processed by border patrol. we have drone video i want to show you. this group crossing illegally at 7:00 a.m. local time, 8:00 a.m. eastern. a lot of cubans and colombians. probably the largest group we have seen. almost 400 in a single group is the largest we have seen this week. these are the migrants who want to be found by border patrol agents, but some don't. we have a chase that reached speeds of 140 miles per hour. the driver here is an 18-year-old from san antonio. three illegal migrants in the car. the sheriffs office said they have arrested over 100 human smugglers so far this month just in their one county alone. other counties also dealing with the same thing. take a look at this next video. texas dps chasing a human smuggler. you notice the car stops and then the driver and to illegal migrants they allow. texas dps troopers were able to arrest the driver and they apprehended the migrants who were then referred to border patrol. border patrol agents arrested to sex offenders, both of them mexican nationals found on local ranches and both sexually assaulted children. back out here live, we can report that the local ranch owner here has signed an agreement which will allow the people who cross onto their private ranch illegally to then be charged with criminal trespassing. that is a new thing that is just now happening. >> you think state charges just trespassing. arrest them and send them back. thank you. >> doctors warning of a potential triple demo this winter while covid and flu cases are expected to surge in the coming weeks. we are also seeing an alarming spike in respiratory illness in children. a highly contagious virus known as rsv is rapidly spreading among babies and toddlers. hospitalization rates for rsv are highest among babies under 12 months old. the virus is having little impact on teenagers and adults. let's bring in doctor mark siegel. also the author of covid, the politics of fear and the power of science. doctor mark, jumping right in. what is rsv and why does it attack babies and toddlers. >> well, what it is, it is a fancy name for respiratory virus that tends to affect little children, almost every young child has had it before the age of two. it clogs the upper airways. it has not been fully developed yet and is not large enough yet to be able to take the impact of that. one-2% of all babies under the age of six months, and a usual year are hospitalized with rsv. this year, we have a bigger problem. i think in a lot of other experts think that babies were not exposed to rsv previously over the last two years the way they normally were because they were wearing masks, because they were distancing, all the strategies for covid and use decrease the exposures to viruses. you have been told lightly over the last year to that you cannot stop covid by wiping down surfaces, you can stop rsv and flew by wiping down surfaces. arthel: reporting on it now, but this is not new. this does happen this time of year and it attacks toddlers, unfortunately. it is not something new. the parents can wipe down surfaces, et cetera. is there any other way that parents can protect their toddlers? >> they can be on the alert and isolate kids that are sick. you just made a great point that i want to emphasize. i'm not sure i like the term triple dammit. rsv has been around. flu has been around. we have had very mild flu seasons, now we are getting it bad one. it is a respiratory virus season that we have not seen in a while. these things can appear similarly. i have to test to differentiate which one it is. >> maybe just a triple threat. >> exactly. >> we are being warned of a severe flu season. can the flu shot really help us? >> i've always like the flu shot. people stayed only works 20-60%. it decreases your risk of hospitalization are getting really ill. this year it looks like the flu shot really matches that strain that is coming out. it is affecting little children. it is affecting very old and those with chronic diseases. we have forgotten about the flu for a while, but it is definitely something you can offer some protection without flu shot. i want more to take it. i want people to take the covid booster who are at risk and i want them to take a flu shot. >> since the novel coronavirus and covid-19 entered our society, more and more viruses have propped up. now there is rsv we are talking about. our humans weaker or are viruses stronger or are we just talking about it and reporting on viruses more? >> really well phrased. that is something that has come up a lot. i think our immune systems were diverted. our immune systems were diverted to fighting covid so they are not geared up for other respiratory viruses that we have not been or normally exposed to. children exposed to thousands of viruses a day, believe it or not. the immune systems are not geared for it. taken together it needs surgeries out of season that we have to respond to. >> we have to protect ourselves and those around us in this triple threat season we are entering. thank you very much. always good to see you. >> thank you. >> that, we deal. they claim they are protecting the vote. drop boxes. they have not found any. authorities have now opened voter intimidation investigations about what they are doing. we will talk with the maricopa county sheriff about protecting the vote. fox news live rolls on straight. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. 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>> a variety of ways. we have a history of supporting protest movements and the like. we dated and brush russia in the cold war. it has been a checkered history at times. this is a situation where iran is not just oppressing its own people. they are supporting the russians terror throughout the middle east. this is a long-term problem. we have to take action now. we want to regime change in iran the ironic people will get it. we will help them do it. >> money talks. the biden administration expected to unveil more sanctions on iran. what about freezing assets or loans from the world bank for iranian leadership individually or as a government and perhaps any funds that are being funneled to iran from other countries. is that possible? can it still and stunt the iranian leadership? >> some of these sanctions are helpful. what we really need to do is go back to the prior administration's policy of maximum pressure. significant second party, third party sanctions on iran. that is the most effective way to really affect the regime. it brought them to the table earlier in the obama administration. we have to force their hand. the administration is not ready to push hard enough. they need to be more aggressive and they need to do it now. >> is there still a point to a mediocre gc poa, a nuclear deal with iran, is this efficient to the allies? >> never a good deal. trying to get back to it is a bad idea. 14,000 people arrested. women protesting on the streets, minors being killed. now is the time to stop this pretense that we can negotiate. they are frankly not going to keep up with their into the bargain. now is a time to throw the nuclear deal over. we are not talking to you again until you stop attacking people in your streets. >> the estimated population of ironic is 86.7 million people. the average age is 32. with these throngs of young iranians feeling like they have nothing to lose, could we be on the brink of a modern day 1970 revolution, a reversal in the name and memory. >> i think there is a real opportunity here. the young people are upset with their government. we can empower that effort. more axis to information. more access to news and resources. doing their own work which is to take over their own government and establish a regime in favor for themselves. >> how do you do that? >> a lot of it is capabilities and support. allies of the region have access to groups in iran. they have access. it takes both covert action, working through intelligent sources we need to be more aggressive. we have been talking about the ukrainians and iranian people. >> finally and quickly here. supreme leader, he wields all the power. we know this. he had surgery sometime early september for bowel obstruction after suffering extreme stomach pains and high fever. it was considered bravely ill. it is 2022. what becomes of iran after the supreme leader? >> that is a great question. part of the challenges, we do not know. if the iranian people rise up we are much likely to see more friendly people. >> thank you. complicated, but we try to rush through and be as concise and clear as possible. thank you for your information as always. we will be right back. protect the vote. maricopa county arizona, phoenix and mesa, the voter integrity group members can't stay for now. they are allowed to stay as long as i don't break the law. the watchers armed and in tactical gear. taking videos and photos of voters. charged with voter intimidation from voters. the board of supervisors said this. the uninformed vigilantes outside of maricopa counties dropbox are not increasing election integrity, and said they leading to voter intimidation. what is your concern about these groups sitting outside those boxes? >> first of all, thank you for having me. how do we make sure we are establishing a space that is safe, that we are free and fair elections. intimidation or violence or some form of voter fraud or trying to prevent from voting. it was really about how do we establish a foundation of safety and protect people's rights. the findings are consistent with our practices. making sure that we intervene if needed. documenting this in case there is a crime that is occurred. >> allowed to stay 25 feet from a dropbox. let me read in the lawsuit against the groups. these vigilante groups are response to mules. a debunk conspiracy theory in which a shadow is sprawling political cobol for absentee ballots input cement drop boxes. such mules do not exist and they are intimidating voters. defendants will continue to bully or intimidate lawful arizona voters including through the use of armed presences are doing nothing more than vote. what do you say to them was voters? some complain they have been followed, photographed. some say they are actually followed out of the parking lot after they voted. there is some real fear by some of these people. >> it has created a very contentious and uncomfortable environment for anyone just going there to cast their vote and go about their business. our commitment is to make sure that we have a passive presence where nonuniform deputies are in the area observing to make sure no one's rights are being violated, there are no crimes being committed. if we believe there is an escalation we will send uniform deputies out there. there is misinformation that is creating anxiety. there is a self empowerment where some feel they have the right to go out there and intervene, interfere and intimidate and some way some people just trying to cast their vote and live in a free nation. it is putting a burden on law enforcement. i am making sure that we establish that stability and making sure people feel safe. i really think that if folks are intent on solutions and let's discuss legitimate solutions to these concerns. i really think it is undermining not only the people of our community, but our nation. >> the resources of your department, clearly. have you found or do you know, has there been any mules found, any voter fraud. >> none that i am aware of. we would take that crime as serious as any other. i think that that is where often times there is a partisan belief that not enough is being done. sometimes people feel that it is too overwhelming. at the end of the day, my job is to be nonpartisan and object if and make sure that we are committed to our constitution, protecting the laws of the land and the people. in doing so, this organization, and even the people in the recorder's office, they are committed to showing the world that arizona's very serious about how we treat people in this community and how we protect the rights of everyone. >> it is frustrating for me because i think these attacks, people that volunteer and work every day in the recorder's office or sheriff's office to make sure that we are lawful. i would love to get back to a place where we are focused on keeping our children and family safe. for the time being it looks like protecting democracy as a priority. >> 30 seconds left. can you reassure people about what law-enforcement is doing to reassure the credibility and integrity of the election. >> the men and women and agencies around the county, we are very guarded our job going to get very serious. we have layers in place both for public safety and voter protection and rights as well as if there is anything that falls in the space of voter fraud. we will do our job and we will do our job well. you just need to trust us and know that your intervention is not always a contribution to a solution. sometimes it is a detriment to our efforts. >> thank you to your service to the county and state and country and law enforcement across the country. sheriff, good to see you. thank you. >> that is it for us. we are back at 4:00 p.m. eastern hope you can join us then. ♪ with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®. ask your doctor about tremfya® today. ♪ ♪ mike: with just nine days to go, political heavyweights are hitting the campaign trail, making their final pushes to get people to the polls. senate hopeful john fetterman is rallying in harrisburg in hopes of garon garnering -- garnering support in this week's debate. welcome to "fox news live," i'm mike e emmanuel. with both the house and senate hanging in the balance, we have fox team coverage. charle