sandra? >> sandra: aishah hasnie with the latest on the hill. now to eagle pass, texas where ten large groups of migrants have been spotted crossing in to the united states in a 72-hour period. casey stegall is at ground zero. what have you seen today? >> it's been an extremely busy day. an extremely busy week. a month a year, frankly, for the people in this sector. but first of all, we want to tell you about a clash that happened a couple of days ago between some venezuelan migrants and mexican police. we have video to show you what happened when they tried to clear a camp in juarez. they tried to dismantle a makeshift migrant cam that housed more than 1,000 migrants that said that they were waiting there until title 42 expired next month and then they were going to cross into the u.s. chaos and anger ensued as officials cleared the site and migrants were offered bus rides to official shelters. u.s. law enforcement monitored the situation. it's the same spot where weeks against migrants crossed and assaulted american agents. >> you're getting h

sandra? >> sandra: thanks, chad. now to minority whip john thune on how that vote is shaping up in the senate. so where do things stand at this hour? >> it's not real clear. the house has acted. so the legislation is headed to the senate. the democrats in the senate attempted to hotline a bill, to expedite its consideration. that has been objected to. we'll see now as negotiations get underway about what the path forward might be in the senate. what i can tell you, there's a lot of consternation among republicans that we're in this place to begin with. they don't believe this is a role for congress, this should have been worked out and that the administration, the president prior to the election who punted this until after the election is now trying to get members of congress to bail him and his administration out for their failure to get this deal done. there's a lot of conversations still to be held and how this ultimately gets disposed of in the senate is an open question. >> sandra: where do you stand on this? so

sandra? >> sandra: dan springer live on the ground in moscow, idaho. now here brian folly, homicide detective. what do you make of the handling of this investigation three weeks in now? >> look, kids don't have enough to worry about going to school and their safety. now they have to worry about this. police are going to have to manage their communications at this point. they do this through three certain steps. one is to express concern. they have done that. they need to build confidence. they asked from help from bigger agencies. the moscow police department decided this is too big for us and we need all the help we can get. look at the press conference wednesday, you saw the state trooper give the crime scene 101 class during his press conference. in the absence of case details, specific things that they can't talk about because those facts are only known to the victim, the suspect and the police. in the absence of that, he starts talking about crime scene techniques that will give the recorder something to nibble on and help the general publicly to

sandra. >> sandra: we are learning more now about the disgraced cryptoceo sam bankman fried's family ties to some big democratic power players, and his brother previously boasting they wanted to "make a splash" in the midterm elections. how deep was their influence and what charges could they be facing? >> john: they made a splash, all right. plus, president biden pushing back on president zelenskyy's comments about the missile that landed in poland. where is this all headed? former cia moscow station chief dan hoffman says putin is facing some serious backlash. dan is coming up next. cler krer entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney prob

sandra? >> martha: chad pergram on the hill. thank you. so with republicans holding a slim majority in the house, what would our next guest like to see at the top of the agenda? with us now, congress woman nancy mace. welcome to you. glad to have you here. we all wonder what this new congress will look like. where do your priorities fall? >> well, you look at the election a week ago. there's a very slim majority in the senate with democrats and the house like-wise. there will be a very slim majority in our majority in the house. i believe it's a mandate for us to work together. i'm a fiscal conservative. in my first term, i passed over 20 bills out of committee. i reached across the aisle to work for my constituents, my state and my nation. that is the mandate that americans are asking of us today with slim majorities like this. we must work together if we want to get any progress and move the ball forward, whether it's economic issues, educational issues. i know a raja on the program this af

sandra. >> sandra: chad pergram reporting live, thank you. john. >> john: let's bring in our panel now, juan, let's start with you. pelosi went halfway, a lot of people thought she might give up the seat as well, she gave up the leadership. does hakeem jeffries have a lock and what happens to hoyer and clyburn? >> i would place it on jeffries in new york, but adam schiff, well remembered and well-known from the impeachment hearings. >> john: well remembered that's for sure. >> he's been lobbying and seeing how much support he has in the caucus. but right now looks like you have a situation where hakeem jeffries and a leadership team, congresswoman from massachusetts and another from california, look to be in place as we exit this pelosi era and boy, she is a figure of american history. like her or hate her, she's, you know, i think the second longest serving speaker in american history, john, and if you think about the record of accomplishment, it's pretty substantial. love her or hate her. >> john: changing of the guard here. >> she was effe

>> hi, sandra. senator ron johnson is talking about inflation and high gas prices everywhere he goes. he's done several campaign stops every single day, and it's a focal point for him. he's blaming democrats for high gas prices and inflation. his progressive challenger, on the other hand, mandela barnes, is not talking so much about gas prices except when we bring it up. i asked him about one of his old tweets from 2015, he said oil is destroying our world. >> you still feel that way and how do you square that with lowering gas prices? >> i'll tell you right now, climate change is having a disastrous impacts on communities across the state and country. we have an opportunity to create thousands of good paying jobs. now also important for us to be energy independent to drive down costs. >> but climate change just doesn't seem to be an issue that's resonating with voters in the badger state. only about 3% of them in our latest fox news poll say it's their top issue, compared to 24% for abortion, and 3

sandra. >> sandra: we'll watch all of it. thank you. john. >> john: president biden overseas cannot escape the drama on capitol hill. what the president had to say earlier about efforts to pass an abortion rights bill. >> i don't think there's enough votes to codify unless something happens unusual in the house. i think we are going to get very close in the house but i think it's going to be very close, but i don't think we are going to make it. >> john: i don't think we are going to make it. fox news contributor and former deputy chief of staff, karl rove. karl, you are an expert at defining where the remaining votes are and who they might likely good for. based on that expertise, will republicans, do you believe, take control of the house. >> i think they will. as chad said, republicans 212, democrats 204, those are the races that are called. there are four races where the republican leads by five points or better. california 27, mike garcia, 45, michelle steele, california 3, kylie, and 22 -- and those range between 60 or 70% of the

sandra. >> sandra: we will continue to monitor their progress there. thank you. >> john: president biden wrapping up a week abroad as top pentagon officials share more about the missile that killed two people in poland. retired u.s. army daniel davis is on deck. >> sandra: christopher ray and how much data he says china has extracted from the united states. wait until you hear this. >> the greatest long-term threat to our nation's ideas, innovation, and economic security, our national security, is that from china. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. seri

i'm sandra. >> john: martha, takes over now. >> hi, guys. thanks, bill, thank you, sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. we take you back to the story from idaho which gets stranger by the moment. we now know that there were multiple people in the house when the 911 call came through to report that someone was unconscious, the original information that we were given. so the fact that there were more people in the house than we knew is a

sandra. >> sandra: ok, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, bring in charlie hurt, fox news contributor, senator josh hawley said the old party is dead, bury it, find something new, and did not attract independent voters, saying you cannot expect them to vote republican unless you give them an agenda they care about. republicans thought they had it, and it went -- >> josh hawley is not wrong there, it's a problem and boil down to one thing. the number one issue that motivated voters in this election was the economy. and then you look over here at democrats versus republicans, republicans beat democrats by double digit margins on the economy. yet republicans failed to close the deal with voters. and that's the bottom line, and am some point -- there is going to be hell to pay, we are seeing it now, but don't know whether we are talking majority or minority, and i think hell to pay in the senate. >> john: even as they are talking about all of this, tomorrow we are expecting former president trump to make a big announcement

big day, sandra. >> sandra: and here we go. i'm sandra smith in new york. kicking things off with fox looking live across america and we'll start in arizona. we are expecting to see republican candidate for governor there, kari lake, casting her own vote in phoenix. that is a live look at the lines there. she changed her voting location after word from officials in maricopa county that some tabulators were having issues. we will keep an eye out for lake and update on that situation. >> john: next door in nevada, some people could have trouble voting for a different reason, snow is forecast to start falling around reno, potentially keeping voters off the roads. but at the moment, long lines and no snow yet. >> sandra: and moving west, midwest, governor whitmer fighting to hold on to her seat but making headlines after her apparent audio malfunction meant she did not answer a tough question on covid lock downs. her republican rival is calling foul on her. you can decide for yourself. >> john: one of several hot governor races. a live look at miami-dade county

hi again, sandra. >> sandra: and happy friday eve to you, john. breaking news on that storm coming up, but we begin here at the touch board with the other developing news in this election week. the control of the senate coming down to the three crucial races that we are watching, of course, in arizona, nevada, and georgia. both parties within close distance of winning the chamber and begin, obviously, taking a look at the balance of power in the senate, obviously looking for that majority, 51 republicans, 49 races called, democrats 48. so watching those three states and obviously the run-off that will be happening in georgia. to the peach state, rafael warnock will face off against herschel walker, in a run-off december 6th, after neither candidate was able could reach 50% of the vote. head off to arizona now, obviously one of the senate races we are watching for control of the chamber. masters has a steep hill to climb, given his 95,000 vote deficit. ballots are being counted at this hour. 70% in, the difference right now, 95,000 with kelly leadi

. >> sandra: it's very real. and while the inflation reduction act has been passed, even the white house can't say that that's going to do anything substantial to inflation, so it's a tough task for the fed to try to rein this in. bob, thanks for joining us today. appreciate your time, sir. >> thank you. >> sandra: you go back to larry kudlow, he was on the program yesterday, basically making the point that while the fed has a tough task, it's going to in there i recollect a lot of pain on people, he wishes they would be tougher and go faster and should have hiked a full percentage point rather than three-quarters to get this done, and the slower approach is going to inflict more pain over the long run. >> john: he says powell should be attacking the inflation rather than the consumer. the top story, the midterm elections. final push for georgia senate candidates with the race still a toss-up. what could be the deciding factor that moves the needle. >> sandra: all right, we'll talk to georgia political writer who

>> sandra, good afternoon. under manhattan's d.a., alvin bragg, more felony cases are downgraded as misdemeanors and misdemeanors are not being successfully prosecuted. according to the data on the d.a.'s website, his tenure this year compared to 2019, pre-pandemic, as well as under d.a. cyrus vance. 52% of felony cases downgraded to simple misdemeanors, up from 39% in 2019. only 29% of those misdemeanor cases under bragg resulted in convictions, dropped from 53% conviction rate in 2019. all going as planned. a controversial day one memo, he ordered his prosecutors to downgrade felonies and stop seeking prison sentences in many crimes. now in a statement, his office said we have prosecuted 459 more felonies this year compared to last, we have three times as many gun convictions so far this year, compared to all of 2019. we will continue prosecuting violence drivers and prioritizing safety and fairness in every case. victims' rights activists, though, are not buying it. >> it's disgusting that we see that these

vastly different. >> sandra: mr. speaker, that was his final pitch to voters. >> well, and he's right. i wrote an entire big on defeating big government socialism. look, they are big government socialists and believe in a woke culture, most americans repudiate. and i saw the interview with the tiktok person going through a sex change over a year, and commenting on it. seems committed to the radical agenda. yesterday saying down close all drilling, and a couple days ago saying they are going to destroy the coal industry, seems committed to the most radical environmental agenda. biden may be committed and may prefer almost like a religious belief, he may prefer to go down fighting in which case, frankly, he'll take the democratic party down with him by 2024. >> john: newt, great to spend time with you. thanks for your insights on 1994. see you soon. fox news alert, waiting for the white house press briefing, what could be the last chance for the biden administration to tweak its message before voters decide which party

>> john, sandra, good afternoon. you can see the strong wind gusts that are already impacting parts of the west palm beach area, several hours ahead of the projected landfall. more than 50 counties across the sunshine state are under either a tropical storm or a hurricane warning. but here in palm beach county, evacuation orders are in place, schools are closed and shelters are open for the thousands of evacuees that are leaving some of the worst areas that could see some of the strongest impacts. we are talking the barrier islands, low-lying areas and really mobile homes that county officials say are not a safe place to be as the storm starts to make landfall. of course, other several impacts we are watching beyond the winds and the rain here, which is storm surge, coastal flooding and erosion. roads near the water have started to flood. a big challenge for the evacuees trying to head inland and the wind gusts, these possibly hurricane strength wind gusts are sending boats crashing into piers, some are breaking free

happy friday eve, sandra. >> sandra: and to you as well, john. this is "america reports." don bolduc, running in new hampshire, was talking to voters ahead of his debate with incumbent democrat maggie hassan. a man allegedly took a swing at him before police were able to step in. it happened within hours of president biden's speech to voters which he pinned the blame on maga republicans five days to election day. >> john: fox team coverage, peter doocy has the latest from the white house and marc thiessen is standing by, but mollie line is in busy ton. >> accused assailant was outside the debate venue as the republican was going in, but according to the campaign and the candidate himself, don bolduc, a retired brigadier general described what happened on scene, with the incumbent senator. he was greeting his supporters, spotted a man making derogatory gestures and profane language. >> i guess he could not contain himself, he charged from the sidewalk, i turned my side to reduce my profile and you know, he made slight contact with me, i would call it a graze as a result, bu

sandra. >> sandra: late into the evening, almost 10:00 where you are. alex hogan on the ground there in qatar with a lot of excitement. john, i know you've been watching a lot of this. >> john: did you see the iran-england match over the weekend? >> sandra: i saw some recaps, not the actual game. >> john: where the goalkeeper got his nose broke. oh, they kept showing it over and over and over again, i felt bad for the guy. why they let him continue playing, i could not believe that. wow. new at 2:00,s expected to be the busiest travel day for millions of americans seeing their loved ones for thanksgiving. over the hill, to grandma's house, brace yourself for a bit of misery trying to get there. all-star line-up you will not want to miss. all that and much more as "america reports" rolls on. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help ameri

sandra. >> sandra: john, thank you. the chinese communist party cracking down on protestors as they rally against covid lockdowns. we are now learning america's largest company, apple, has restricted the use of its air drop feature in the communist nation. allowed users to share content between apple devices and dodge china censorship. now elon musk says apple is threatening to boot twitter from its app store. how did we get to the point where big tech companies consider 280 characters a bigger threat than the communist regime? bring in south carolina republican senator lindsey graham. good to have you here today. >> thank you. >> sandra: why are we here today and why are we not going tougher on china for its behavior? >> money, you got a billion people in china, corporate appeasement of the chinese communist party is rampant, i like apple, a great american party but the communist party writes the rules of the road and to do the business in china you leave the customer base, nba has appeased china, movie industry has ap

john: that was fun, sandra. sandra: just remarkable. and going back to that sound bite of that anchor on another network challenging kathy hochul, perhaps in an unexpected challenge to hochul -- [laughter] it was a moment of sheer honesty. i mean, if you live in new york and, john, you brought up, i feel like it was 6, 8, 10 months ago, you walk into a pharmacy here, and you have to get your toothpaste unlocked. this is the reality of life for people living in new york right now. and then if you want to get on a subway to buy it somewhere else, you're terrified. people are scared, and that's a reasonable challenge to the governor. john: we're going to continue to talk law and order when candidate for new york's 4th congressional district joins us, he's out there on long island where, as we were talking with kevin, those district attorneys in suffolk and nassau county who are republican, were elected in surprise votes last november. could that be the beginning of coattails across new york? sandra: that's coming up. meanwhile, we are just

hi again, sandra. >> sandra: and happy friday eve to you, john. breaking news on that storm coming up, but we begin here at the touch board with the other developing news in this election week. the control of the senate coming down to the three crucial races that we are watching, of course, in arizona, nevada, and georgia. both parties within close distance of winning the chamber and begin, obviously, taking a look at the balance of power in the senate, obviously looking for that majority, 51 republicans, 49 races called, democrats 48. so watching those three states and obviously the run-off that will be happening in georgia. to the peach

>> sandra, it's interesting. we have heard from the white house, more fentanyl seizures means they are doing their job. republicans say, though, the numbers only reflect the tip of a growing iceberg and that the death toll in this country is the real indicator of what's making it in. earlier today president biden met with congressional leaders as we know, including house minority leader kevin mccarthy, who is hoping to be the next speaker. >> we had an in-depth conversation about the security of the border and the fentanyl coming across killing our younger generation. >> killing a younger generation. synthetic opioid is the leading cause of death for people 18 to 45 years old. this weekend incoming chair of the house oversight committee, congressman james comer, said it would be the crime fighting focus. >> number one priority with respect to crime in america for republicans is going to be the fentanyl crisis. we talk about terrible gun crimes in america, but over 100,000 deaths because of fentanyl pouring across

sandra. >> sandra: a missed opportunity, what critics are calling president biden's first face t face meeting with china's xi jinping. the president failing to hit on hot button issues in that meeting over the course of the three-hour discussion. he stayed away from addressing china's role in the covid pandemic that took the lives of more than a million americans. >> john: or the fentanyl crisis as drugs flow into the united states from the communist nation through mexico. but instead, the president put climate change front and center. so was his pitch well received? right to it with peter doocy, he's travelling with the president in indonesia. peter. >> and the two things president biden is really focused on here in indonesia would be climate change and then the crisis in ukraine. following up on greg's reporting just now from ukraine, i have spoken to one white house official says they are checking on the reports and what it means. it's a weird time right now. president biden is asleep, it's 3:00 in the morning here, so any u.s. response, administration response may be a little bit

sandra. >> sandra: bryan, thank you. john. >> john: let's bring in molly hemingway, let's put up another aspect, pennsylvania voters certain to vote or already voted, margin is the same as bryan brought up, but other undecided or not vote, 7%. so, still enough people out there could sway this in oz's favor if he manages to get the momentum in the next few days, and that number is bigger than it was in september. >> it's very interesting how many people in pennsylvania previously voted prior to that disastrous debate where fetterman struggled to answer questions or articulate his viewpoint. something like 600,000 people had voted by that point. even though all the momentum is going in dr. oz's direction, this went from a blowout for fetterman to a very tight race but all of that movement is happening late and because of massive mail-in voting, might be too late to make a difference. >> have to get the results of that as well. in georgia, walker with the one point advantage or warnock. he's closing strong. >> democrats see

sandra. >> sandra: a lot of energy in the room behind you. mark meredith, thank you very much. john. >> john: byron york, chief political correspondence for the "washington examiner" and fox news contributor. not a whole lot from the white house in support of protestors and what else john kirby said when he was asked if the white house supports the protestors. >> the president will not speak for protestors around the world. they are speaking for themselves. >> no reaction? >> these protestors are speaking for themselves. >> john: protestors are speaking for themselves. what happened to forcefully standing up for human rights in support of the protestors? >> you know, supporters would say the president is just being cautious in all this, and everybody else would say he's soft. you can look at a number of examples, i mean, look at saudi arabia, he said he was going to make saudi arabia a pariah, and then he's fist bumping, and then iran is not doing a whole lot. and china, president biden is cl

everything old is new again, sandra. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. aishah hasnie is live in atlanta, i believe through the glass we can see brad raffensperger is ready to go and hear an announcement soon? >> yes, absolutely. in fact, i think that you can see him through the window there right now. he's inside his office about to walk out to the podium and make his remarks. i just caught up with him in his office about 20, 30 minutes ago, and i asked him point blank, sandra, is this race, this very heated senate race neck and neck, is this headed for a run-off, and he told me yes. it is officially headed for a run-off. and that is what he is going to announce in just the next couple of moments here, and he says look, there were just not enough votes left -- not enough outstanding votes for either candidate, if they were to put it on this side or that side, to go past that 50% threshold that is required by georgia law. it's very unique and special to this peach state. they have to break that 50% threshold and neither candidate will be able to do that.

sandra. >> sandra: greg, thank you. john. >> john: the liberal media melting down over the possibility of big gop gains in the midterms next tuesday. joy reed and sonny had an outburst, sonny comparing republican women or anybody who would vote republican to roaches. here is joe concha, and also a fox news contributor. sunny was lamenting the fact white suburban women have swung 27 points in favor of the gop. >> i read a poll white republican suburban women are going to vote republican. >> why? >> almost like roaches voting for raid. >> john: i know sunny, i used to work with her, an attempt at humor but it came off as condescending, particularly when you think of a good number of white suburban women probably watch the view and not all of them are registered republicans. >> probably a good majority of them, yes. john, but i did not see much of a smile from sunny there after she made that attempt at humor. she's a democratic activist. the strategy appears now among many democrats it seems and their allies in the media,

. >> sandra: you'll join us on monday. look forward to that. >> bill: i said can't wait. >> sandra: i can't wait. >> bill: here is gillian in for harris. we'll see you next week. >> thank you. the new republican leadership in congress says they're bringing with them new investigations into the president and his family's foreign business dealings. house republicans in their opening bid are accusing the president of being involved in his son's business overseas. they are pledging to make these investigations a top priority in the new congress hoping to expose influence peddling by the sitting presiden

good tuesday to you, sandra. >> sandra: great to be with you, john. sandra smith in new york. "america reports." republicans need just one more seat to clinch a majority in the house and their members are wasting little time in voting on their leadership. >> john: kevin mccarthy is the favorite to secure the speaker's gavel but his path to the top job is more difficult after republicans won fewer seats than anticipated in last week's midterms. >> sandra: and house republicans pick their leader, focus is quickly turning to 2024, and who will be the gop nominee for president as they look to take back control of the white house. >> john: that did not take long. fox team coverage to kick things off. byron york moments away, where the race for 2024 currently stands. and we are not done with 2022 yet, and mark meredith covering the gop governor's conference in orlando. but first, chad pergram on capitol hill. senior congressional correspondent. what's unfolding at this hour, chad. >> john, two big things unfolding at this hour. house republicans are voting behind closed doors to pic

i'm sandra smith in new york. our power ranking suggest republicans could take a 19 seat ma rt jo -- majority in the house. voters in four states will determine which party takes control. >> john: 12 moving toward republicans, six toward democrats. deep blue california leaning toward democrats now true toss-ups. florida republican senator marco rubio reacts to all of this, and his own re-election fight in moments. >> sandra: team coverage begins now, mark meredith ahead of the town hall in columbus. >> john: mike, interesting moves in the rankings. >> no doubt, john. buckle up, interesting shifts in the power rankings. in the house of representatives, and hayes moves from lean democrat to toss-up. north carolina 13, former college football player heinz is taking on nickel, that has shifted from toss-up to lean republican. in kansas 3, davis in a rematch against republican amanda atkins, a toss-up, now it's lean d. as we look at the shifts, both parties are making gains in unexpected places. democrats seeing a move

good news, here is sandra. >> sandra: a weather event heading toward some. we are tracking the weather for you, set to start late tomorrow. the busiest travel day of the year, a super soaker, aim from texas to chicago, florida, new england. begin with this fox news alert. >> john: president joe biden jetting off to nantucket for the thanksgiving holiday. >> sandra: setting the stage for a potential walkout could happen as early as december 9th. >> john: and americans facing high prices, it could bring supply chains to a screeching halt, pushing prices higher in time for the holidays. that story in a moment. >> sandra: first to the gop nominee for house speaker kevin mccarthy and top members from congress are at the southern border right now. >> john: plan to assess the situation on the ground as the end of title 42 quickly approaches, december 21st. fox caught up with the congressman moments ago. here is what he told us. >> this is the greatest threat we have ever seen on our border in the history of america. when we take the majority to become speaker, i'm

sandra. >> sandra: new at 2:00, a major announcement from merrick garland. and jonathan turley will weigh in. and the crypto crash, shannon bream of the student loan handout in court, and karl rove into investigations into the president's son, hunter biden. all that and more as "america reports" rolls into hour two on this friday. inspections. no upfront costs at all to get the cash you need. veterans get more at newday. if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure... ...you're a target for chronic kidney disease. they're the top two causes of ckd. ckd usually starts with no symptoms. so you can have it and not know it. to find out, check the kidney numbers from your lab tests. ♪far-xi-ga♪ if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help slow its progression. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur.

sandra. >> sandra: alex hoff in las vegas, thank you. all right. and we are going to take a spin on the touch screen and take a look at some key races that we are watching. just out this morning, the coin flip races on the screen, the four senate toss-up states where the country is watching and candidates are fighting for every last vote. arizona, georgia, pennsylvania and nevada, and this is not where the president is campaigning today for his party. he is headed down to south florida, important to point that out, according to the latest rankings the gop has put washington in play with washington like -- and had incumbent senate marco rubio on with us a short time ago, that race he has a commanding lead now that, is likely r in our latest power rankings. so the president's campaigning for the senatorial and the gubernatorial, but not spending time, over in the house, it is a done deal. our latest power rankings do reveal the gop will control our best estimate is the gop will control the house with the magic number 218, of course, to win a majority

sandra. >> sandra: following the last full day of campaigning on the ground in macon, georgia. thank you. john, looking at regional inflation in august, that state, georgia, 9% inflation, so they have prices higher than the national average. also a drop in the state gdp in the last quarterly report. this is a state that's struggling on a few different levels. although the unemployment rate is below the national average. a few of the figures we are watching. >> john: i lived there not too long ago and you know, people who i know who still live there, friends of mine, they are complaining about crime as well in the atlanta area in particular. a lot to chew over. by the way, a new local fox poll has got walker bumping up against 50% now, 49 to 47. so we'll see what happens tomorrow. >> sandra: key to avoid a runoff, if neither candidate reaches the majority, the runoff on december 6, 4 more weeks of campaigning, john. >> john: can you imagine that, another four weeks. just south of georgia early voting in florida miami-dade county suggests it could be turning red for the first tim

>> sandra: team u.s.a. insulted from its face in qatar at the world cup. >> john: iranian reporter not just trashing the team but smashing all americans as uneducated and racist. how the team u.s.a. captain stood up to defend the red, white and blue. >> sandra: and live to qatar as the u.s. prepares to face iran on soccer's biggest stage. great to be with you, john. >> john: good to be back after the thanksgiving break. john roberts in washington. much more at stake than a soccer win and national pride, iran is among the top threats. >> and teamed up with russia, providing the drones raining death and destruction on civilians there. but u.s. officials are clear about the greatest foreign threat to the united states. >> john: a country tight with russia and iran, china. that's where we start with the fox news alert. >> sandra: protestors calling on xi jinping to step down in a powerful show of defiance to his regime's vicious covid lockdown policies. >> john: the largest protests in 30 years, sparked by a de

sandra, stay tuned. this may have been the last time that secretary mayorkas appeared in front of a gop minority in the house. that could all change in the next couple hours. sandra? >> martha: it could indeed. aishah hasnie live on the hill for us. thank you. a big border ruling just crossing the wires a few moments ago. the covid era title 42 expulsion policy is unlawful. that news coming in to us from district jeff sullivan in d.c. a short time ago. saying title 42 order is arbitrary and capricious and violation of the administrative procedure act. let's get reaction from art del cueto. thanks for joining us. your reaction to that. >> the hits keep coming. if the morale has been low, it's going to go lower, this is horrific to think. the flood gates had been opened. with this, you're handing the keys over to our borders to the criminal cartels and the smuggling organizations. >> sandra: this obviously has been a very controversial rule. it allowed authorities to expel more than a million migrants that

sandra smith in new york. great to be with you on this friday. >> john: and in addition to the documents says, whether or not there was anything illegal heading into january 6th and what happened up on capitol hill. >> sandra: first, fox news alert on the biggest crypto meltdown in history. just moments ago, president biden making remarks on the economy. >> john: the party's second largest donor of the midterm elections faces intense scrutiny over the epic collapse of his crypto company. >> sandra: and concerns victims in the u.s. might never see their money again. according to an emergency court filing, ftx digital assets transferred by the founder of the company to the custody -- to the custody of the government of the bahamas. >> john: and in the spotlight, not just him, but also tom brady, giselle and other star-studded names. >> sandra: gerry baker is hear to weigh in. >> john: kelly o'grady live in los angeles and she's been following all of the back and for the on this. kelly, what's the latest? >> hey,

six days left, sandra. >> sandra: this is "america reports." brand-new wall street journal poll shows a huge swing among white suburban women. shift of more than 27 points to republicans in just three months. we are watching several key races across the country, typically blue districts, that are moving towards republicans as crime and the cost of living top the minds of suburban voters. especially women. >> look no further than virginia 7th congressional district, miles from the nation's capitol, big names hitting the campaign trail, vega is looking to unseat the incumbent democrat. spanberger will be joining us today. >> sandra: and kellyanne conway has experience. >> poll shows suburban women have shifted toward republicans in the closing days of this midterm campaign. white suburban women make up 20% of the electorate, now favoring republicans by 15 points. that is a 27 point shift from voting for democrats since the wall street journal august poll. also suggests the issue of abortion rights has faded in importance after democrats initially

>> hi, sandra. so, in the first stage the group round countries had a few different tries to test it out, but now in the round of 16, this is single elimination style. if you lose, you automatically go home. but still here in doha, fans are celebrating basking in last night's victory now pushing them into this next stage of the world cup. and the fans and players have quite the welcome back to the hotel last night. rooted on by their hotel staff and reunited with chris nan pulisic, the star forward currently plays for chelsea. he have netted the goal 38 minutes into the match but put his body on the line. he collided with the goalkeeper and was taken to the hospital for a pelvic contusion. an intense abdominal bruising. he then shared this photo on snapchat showing him recovering, saying in part proud of my guys, i will be ready for saturday, do not worry. now, it was a devastating loss for iran's team which will now head home after a politically charged several weeks. the team sang the nation anthe

get in. >> sandra: two viruses are spreading nationwide [laughter] >> bill: i'm one of them. >> sandra: to bill in a second, but rsv you have hearing a lot about it, the flu causing a new health crisis and overwhelming children's hospitals coast to coast. americans are grappling with a nationwide shortage of really key drugs in all this, including amoxicillin and insulin. peter doocy is live on the north lawn with the latest. peter, what exactly are you hearing the administration is doing to get a handle on this situation with so many of these hospitals inundated with patients right now? >> sandra, leaving the response up to hhs even though there is a ton of pressure, a ton of heat on officials here coming from the american academy of pediatrics and also the children's hospital association. those groups want the white house to declare a public health emergency. >> that declaration, that comes from hhs so the hhs secretary would determine the public health emergency, that is the case still here with the issues that you just laid out. >> and there are issues unique to these noncovid resp

>> sandra: doesn't comb his hair. he probably doesn't make his bed. >> i always make my bed. >> sandra: his office is a mess. democrats demanded saudi accountability over the killing of a u.s. based journalist. the biden administration is giving the saudi crown prince immunity. what kind of message is that sending? good question. plus police call it a deliberate attack. the driver who hit the cadets is freely walking the streets. why? hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so when i first started golo, i was expecting to lose around 40 pounds and then i just kept losing weight, and moving and moving and moving in a better direction. with golo and release, you're gonna lose the weight. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are supposed to be eating. ♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family... ...o

. >> sandra: incoming lawmakers are already heading to capitol hill today. many arriving there as they get ready to take their places in congress. our next guest is one of them. congressman elect george santos, he flipped new york's third congressional district from blue to red and joins us now. congratulations on your big win, congressman elect, welcome to you. >> thank you very much. >> sandra: how is your arrival in washington going so far? >> it's a lot to take in. we are going over orientation, a very interesting process to acclimate ourselves with the institution that congress represents, but it's been so far very smooth and we just came from the house floor, champ chambers, a lot to experience. >> sandra: am i about to tease you the first day and having a hard time to find the camera position? there are those bumps. glad to have you here. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> sandra: your seat in new york, flipping from blue to red, how did you do it? >> i kept the campaign about the people, i spoke to the people, while my opponent kept going to rhetoric and

i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we have fox team coverage for you top of the hour. aishah hasnie on the hill.

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: very exciting. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. we are witnessing astonishing protesting against autocracy in the streets of iran and china. right now, sports reflecting the hopes and dreams for freedom. in a match not seen the likeness of since the u.s. played the soviet union on the ice in the lake placid olympics. we're watching a show down, which is a must-win match for

i'm sandra. >> john: martha, takes over now. >> hi, guys. thanks, bill, thank you, sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. we take you back to the story from idaho which gets stranger by the moment. we now know that there were multiple people in the house when the 911 call came through to report that someone was unconscious, the original information that we were given. so the fact that there were more people in the house than we knew is a new revelation from authorities. police say they were friends who came to the location perhaps after the person was discovered unconscious and they are not currently considered suspects in this case. so dumpsters are being scoured and people are checking door camera footage from the surrounding area to see if they see anything, any shed of evidence after the killer left and family members called this scene gruesome, sloppy and we have seen the blood on the side of the house. there's so many questions about what happened here over a week out. one former fbi special agent telling fox today that the suspected murder weapon, which is a k

sandra smith in new york. earlier i said three days that would been fair this morning we are almost in the 48 hour window now for pulses are closed on the final edition of fox news and power rankings projecting a big night for republicans in the house. but the senate a bit of a different story their democrats are running tightly in for tossup's and there is even one race that could be breaking blue late in the game or watching all the progressive from the decision -- to walk us through some of the possible scenarios at the touch board. it's literally walk us through old choice of touchscreen and take us through the key races. and byron york is on deck with understanding the next days we can all use the help. >> let's get right to it. two senate races he'll rebound in the ground in new hampshire. but we start in north carolina were democrats may pull out a surprising when they are. that's retrying fine charles watson. charles which way is the race leaving at this point? or take it evening. we have spoken to pol

sandra. >> sandra: thank you. >> john: let's bring in marc thiessen now, "washington post" columnnist, former speech writer, and president trump to throw his hat in the ring. y wrote -- if he loses the 2024 election or worse, primaries, he will go down as a loser. if you want to make america great again, please stand down. you like to live dangerously. >> i did not bring my ballistic vest, i'm living on the edge. not only did i -- he didn't listen to me, apparently to ivanka, did not listen to other members of his family who reportedly might have told him this was not a good idea. i have no -- based on his record, one of the greatest conservative records we had, i spilled more ink in "the washinton post" defending him, but i think he will lose. he has no inherent right to the republican nomination. republicans have to take a clear eyed look at who is best positioned to win the 2024 election. the guy who lost the presidency in 2020, lost us a senate in 2021, lost us a senate again in 2022, or do we want the guy who just delivered a red wave in florida by 20 points and do we want the gu

. >> sandra: thanks. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts now. >> martha: thanks. we'll see you in a few minutes, sandra, to talk economy. let's get to it. polls are still coming in at this hour. new numbers for georgia and for pennsylvania. it may come down to one of those for the senate. >> john fetterman seems to take the extreme position on so many items. >> i call it the oz rule. when he's on tv, he's lying. >> the biggest threat to democracy is joe biden and raphael warnock in the white house. >> herschel walker was one heck of a football player. we're on a different field right now. the people of georgia need a different kind of company. >> martha: that gives you a taste of it, folks. a few days to go. starting with georgia, these are the very latest shifts from our brand new fox news polls. herschel walker down by five last month is now within one point of the incumbent senator warnock. joe concha and pollster doug schroen who as of today is forecasting a one or two seat advantage for the gop in the sen