Center seat, charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor. This dramatic video captures the attack just over 24 hours ago a new york city police say a 51yearold man was stabbed in the neck in harlem. Police say just a day earlier, these two mass robbers kicked a 64yearold man at a midtown manhattan subway stop before taking off with his money. And the nypd says that an asian woman was knocked unconscious in broad daylight and an unprovoked attack on memorial day. The suspect had 17 prior arrests. Now, former nypd and l. A. P. D. Commissioner bill bratton is pinning, warning of the morale has never been low as it is right now in the 50 years that i have been dealing with it. They careful what you wish for because sometimes it is going to come and bite you. That is effectively the defund of the police movement. They got what they wanted. What did they get? rising crime, difficulty recruiting. Now they are waking up to the fact that our cities are unsafe. Tomi, w
congress. here s their argument. d.c. residents have been petitioning for voting representation in congress and local autonomy for 220 years. the house will finally address this injust, unequal and undemocratic situation. i have had enough of my colleagues racist insinuations that somehow the people of washington d.c. are incapable or even unworthy. for my friends across the aisle saying this would lead to the addition of two democratic senators, so what? martha: so what says steny hoyer. republicans say they want to make sure that they don t lose the senate and the two votes could lock in a lot from their agenda. if they do that, if they achieve that, you would see a transformation of a lot of things in this country. here we are today pure power grab to give two democrat senators to the district of columbia. this is not about a balance of power, this is about more power. this is about government-run healthcare, a $93 trillion green new deals, packing the supreme
illegal border crosser. get $450,000 to border crossers who are separated? pitch and he struck him out. and the astros stave off elimination win here tonight on halloween to send this world series back to houston. i m fired up and ready to go steve atlanta was ready to go last night. it looked like in the first inning there was grand slam it looked like the braves were going to win it all last night but in the end the astros fought back and now we head back to houston, texas tonight. fox & friends for this monday, november 1st. and if you think that the colors in our graphics are a little different, you are absolutely right. you know what? we just freshened things up here in studio m. ainsley: braves 3. look, the chairs are covered up. steve: with the carpet, how nice. do that every november 1st. brian: it s good. just goes to show you. go fix it. just go over. i want to say last night you really got two wins because atlanta loses but then they got to go back to h
atlanta braves are headed to the nlcs. they re a team that won their division. it wasn t a great division, quite frankly, so they sort of flew under the radar, as you said. the brewers were getting a lot of attention coming into the playoffs as a sleeper team. watch for the braves in the playoffs. they ll play either the giants or the dodgers because the dodgers did win in los angeles last night, appropriately forcing a decisive game between the two teams with the best records in baseball that will be played tonight in san francisco. wow, what a series that is. of course, i obviously didn t stay up to see it was not a walk-off. i thought it was. thank god. eighth inning home run. mike barnicle, we talked about yesterday the strategic decision that we had to make as a country, of calling joseph stalin our ally in the battle against adolph hitler and nazi germany. willie geist having to make a similar choice in supporting the boston red sox going into the alcs. take deep
when we left you, reports were that 10 people were wounded in that attack, today, rescuers removed a body from the rubble of a high rise apartment hit, a woman named vera hirich, ukrainian journalist with radio liberty, was 54 years old and 23rd member of the media to be killed since the invasion began. russia says the missiles aimed a the a nearby defense plant, near where secretary guiterrez was at the same time, kyiv called it vladimir putin s raised middle finger to the secretary-general, you ll hear more from a conversation with the mayor in the program and more details today in the death of american and former marine joseph william cancel, killed fighting alongside ukrainian troops, offering condolences and white house warning against americans going to fight. his mother spoke to cnn. he believes in what they were fighting for. he it just was something that hit to his heart and, you know, he knew they needed help. and it was just something he had felt that he could