away the next day by paying a bail. i'm scared not having justice. >> rosanna thank you for speaking out. you're brave for s >> carley: president biden is wheels up for india, he will hit the world stage as he faces struggles and scandals at home. new poll shows him dragging behind presidential opponents. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. new cnn poll has the president is -- too old for a second term and perhaps most damning,

two-thirds of democrats want alternate option to represent their party and there is more. alexandria has more. hi, alex. >> according to the poll, half registered voters said any republican nominee would be better than president biden. 47% of voters threw support behind president trump instead of president biden. in 2020, trump never earned higher share of the vote in their polls. every major gop hopeful placed within the margin of error with president biden. nikki haley earning impressive six-point lead over the president in a hypothetical match up. when asked how things were going in the country, 47% said poorly

or badly. the g20 is expected to discuss the war in ukraine. in washington, the divide is growing over continued funding for ukraine defense. >> i'm pleased that there has been bipartisan support in both houses of congress for ukraine. and i feel confident that we'll be able to make sure that we have funding. we continue to stand behind ukraine for as long as is necessary. >> we're supposed to be defending the united states of america. putting american workers and prosperity first. they have been dead wrong for decades, they learned nothing from iraq or afghanistan and now they are doing it in ukraine.

>> two leaders who will not president china president xi and russia's president putin. >> carley: a lot going on. president biden is holding a rally in south dakota, he is expected to receive a 2024 presidential endorsement from kristi noem, fuelling rumors trump could be considering kristi noem to be his running mate and she seems open to the idea. >> i think anybody should consider it, especially now when you watch what is happening across this country. all it takes for evil to succeed is good men to do nothing. we have people who say politics is ugly and divisive, how will you feel in 10 years when this country is no longer greatest example of freedom in the world. step up, people, best choice for us. i don't know any other candidate

that fought when it mattered. big battles we've had to protect constitutional rights. >> carley: trump has praised kristi noem's work. >> todd: fulton county da fani willis accusing of illegal intrusion into her prosecution of donald trump. willis writes, there is no support for congress to supervise ongoing georgia criminal investigation and prosecution. violation of georgia sovereignty is offensive and will not stand. side note, maybe you shouldn't have brought federal charges in state court, but what do i know. it brought racketeering charges against a former president and co-defendants. trump's lawyer signal they may make attempt to move charges out of georgia and to federal court.

>> carley: country music star zach bryan admitting he was out of line yesterday after incident with oklahoma highway patrol. he said i was out of line and i support law enforcement, i was just frustrated in the moment. not clear what led to his arrest, he's been released from jail. this is just days after he hit number one on the 100 chart for his latest album. good and bad week for him. >> todd: mixed emotion in his week. >> carley: polls show voters support fairness in women sports and gender topics as a hot topic in 2024. we are talking to athlete turned activist who is on the frontline of the fight. >> todd: we have n.f.l. football, i'm loud, n.f.l.

season kicking off with bad night for defending super bowl champs. [cheering] >> montgomery for the touchdown. >> todd: somebody worked out in the offseason, i don't remember montgomery being that big, he is. highlights from the lions upset over chiefs when "fox and friends first" continues on this friday. ♪

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northeast. severe storms expected to continue into this evening stretching from virginia to maine and in the atlantic hurricane lee now a category 5. that hurricane expected to keep forming today and wind speed could reach whopping 180 mile per hour. >> carley: janice dean has her eye on this storm. >> janice: not often you see a category 5 like this. you notice the eye tightens up. like a figure skater when they put their hand toward their body to get faster, that is what this storm is doing. it is incredible-looking hurricane. good news, it will miss some vulnerable islands over next couple days and getting into the weekend and next week, we have to pay attention to lee.

computer models are widespread. they are getting closer to the mid-atlantic. maine, in the cone of uncertainty. for the weekend, pay close attention, we'll have better idea of where lee is going to go. the storm will move safely north of caribbean islands. category five hurricane, more strengthening likely, the environment is conducive for strengthening, will not hit the southeast. other big news, severe storms move through the south. you mention northeast, i-95 corridor. the heat will move more toward the southwest and southern u.s. this weekend. northeast gets a break after 94-degree heat. in the 80s this weekend. above average.

a lot to forecast. foxweather.com, has details and i'll be here. happy friday. >> carley: happy friday, my friend. it was parents rights in education and now transgender athletes in women's sports. only 26% say people should be able to play on the team that matches their gender identity while 69% want them to be limited to teams matching their biological gender and that be in has gone up over the past two years. sofia is an activist and former college athlete and joins me now. what do you think of the numbers? >> i think they are incredible numbers. we are seeing even here in california that 64% of california voters do believe that you should play on your sport team based off your biological sex. >> carley: it is hard to get 70%

of people to agree on anything. that is what is going on, 70% believe women sports should include biological women. biden administration thinks there is place for biological boys in women sports. do you think this polling could change their stance? >> it could potentially make an impact, we heard the white house press secretary say it is a difficult situation. >> carley: the president ran moderate, on this one he is not taking the moderate stance. 93% of republicans, which shouldn't come as surprise, but 48% of democrats, half democrats and 67% of independent believe transgender athletes should play on the sports team that matches their biological gender. interesting breakdown there.

over in california, where you live, there is ballot initiative you hope passes, tell us about it and your expectations of it possibly passing. >> for any initiative to pas it takes lots of volunteer time and money. we'll need about 550,000 valid signatures. we will have six months to do it. we have parents upset? california that men are in girl's bathrooms and on girl sports teams. it is about getting the message out and the nation need to come support this. we know as california goes, so does the nation. >> carley: that is true. it is interesting, this issue dparners more passion than about any other issue out there and yet you look at how there is support for one stance, which is keeping biological women in

women sports, where is that anger coming from? >> i think from the fact that men are taking over women's protected and private spaces. stats show one in six women have been sexually abused in their lifetime and we are supposed to change silent when men are in our locker room and changing with us. >> carley: tell us your story and why you decided to speak out? >> i was college soccer player in southern california and college soccer was all i wanted to do when i was a 10-year-old girl and my heart breaks that current 10-year-old girls cannot achieve the same goal because men are taking their spots, that is why i feel passionate. >> carley: we appreciate it. white house handlers keeping president in line when it comes to advancing their agoneda on

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huntington beach. the new resolution is being drafted and will be brought up at the next council meeting. >> todd: push for masks and vaccines, some are skeptical, after the first lady contracted the virus again after being va xed and boosted. dr. dr. nesheiwat joins me now. people are worried about boosters, 79% is not resounding support. what are you telling patients about who should get it and who shouldn't? >> dr. nesheiwat: it is a matter

of talking to your doctor to figure out what is best for you. this new booster, those high risk and most vulnerable, those that are senior citizens, those who have underlying medical condition like heart disease. my patients who passed away were not young health folks, they had afib, or had a weak immune system. those are folks we need to pay attention to. everyone else, it is up to you. dr. paul offet, a vaccine committee member last year said he doesn't believe young healthy people under 50 need to have the booster. even the head of moderna last year said the same thing. next week we have to get a

sign-off from the cdc, who will tell us if it is necessary and if it is necessary, who exactly needs it and who will benefit from it the most. >> todd: look big picture, over last couple of weeks, you have seen people talking worried about covid and definitely been a lot of lockdown lovers. from september 2-17th, i believe we are not september 17th yet, let's go over numbers. 1 13.5% positive tests september 2-7. i mention lock-down lovers, they are licking their chops over this covid spike. you are a doctor, should we be worried? >> dr. nesheiwat: no, we should be aware and try to avoid

lockdown and closures, especially when it comes to schools. what i'm seeing is mild to moderate symptoms, i diagnose five to 10 cases per day, it is slight uptick, but historic low. we expect to see this when we enter the fall. we expect to see uptick in covid, flu, and it is important to be aware, take precaution and stick to common sense safety measure such as hand washing, cover your cost, stay home if you are sick, get rest, nutrition, stay active. >> todd: i am glad you mentioned the phrase common sense. what i can't wrap my head around is the masking. you had dr. anthony fauci come

out and say masks don't work, you should mask up anyway. a commentator wrote the mask theater has reached ultra-clown levels. as a doctor, what do you make of the mask lunacy? >> dr. nesheiwat: it is unfortunate we see back and forth and this is why there is loss of trust in the healthcare system. we need to rebuild that trust in the cdc and nih. if you are high-risk individual and you wear a well fitted high quality n-95 mask, it can protect you. first two years of the pandemic, i did not catch covid because i wore a good quality mask. when i took my mask off, i picked up covid, that is natural. we cannot wear mask in perpetuity.

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>> carley: oil prices are on track for another weekly gain and gas is averaging $3.80 per gallon. president biden cut seven sales approved by president trump. president biden said the land will be given back to indigenous who live there. randy, the executive director of the development and export join me now. good morning to you. tell us about your community and how this decision impacts you. >> the north slope is huge, about the size of the state of minnesota and npra, the land is about the size of west virginia. it shrinks the north slope

burrough on the north slope. water and sewer, school education rely on taxes they get from infrastructure development. it limits that pot they are able to generate revenue from. >> carley: i can't imagine that job opportunities are very prevalent in this beautiful area that you live in. love to get your response to what the president said when he announced this decision. he is talking about you. thislet preserve art tick land and wildlife, while honoring alaska natives who have lived in these lands since time and memorrium. >> we have lived there since time in memorial and we have adapted to the new style of economy, it enhanced our way of

life and it requires economy and jobs to support your family and buy atv, snowmobiles and boats we need to exist. we need access to resources, jobs, economy to protect our culture of future. without economy, we don't have community, without communities, we don't have culture. we need access to opportunities to keep moving forward. >> carley: saudi arabia and russia announced they are cutting oil production for the rest of the year a million barrels per day. what does this decision by the biden administration do to energy independence and gas prices here at home? >> it is just another action in a long series of actions that hurt our national energy policy and weakens america and alaska. certainly doesn't help, gives

more control over supply to our enemies. >> carley: i'm sure randy, he made this decision because biden administration faced backlash from climate activist when they approved willow oil project. that project is in the same area. why was that green lit and this is not? >> so my thought is that he actually made this decision years ago as a candidate when campaigning for office, i believe in 2019, 2020, he was stating he would never allow drilling or development in anjuar, this is campaign pledge. we will challenge this in court. >> carley: the president says he's standing up for working people. he calls himself blue collar joe whchl he says things like that

now in light of this decision and how it affects your communities, what do you think? >> it highlights inkconsistency. he was, we felt, he was listening to us on the north slope. something we were fighting for. then you have this decision, which goes the other direction and it just causes confusion, it is inconsistent and difficult to work around for us. >> carley: yeah, randy, you said drilling hasn't started yet, 10 million barrels of oil under this land, would be useful at time gas prices could go up. thank you for joining us, we appreciate you both speaking out. >> todd: did you see this, u.s. open women's semifinal match interrupted thanks to group of

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bloody face. she was left with a broken leg. she said four very young men carrying guns beat me violently down to the ground in front of my kids. the suspects are still on the loose, her car was recovered. in the same post she calls for politicians tough on crime, she thanked the minneapolis police department for their response. this is a shift from her attitude in 2020 when she called to defund the police. we are going to dismantle the minneapolis police department for failing the black community, we need a new infrastructure that works for all communities. protest broke out in 2020 over the death of george floyd, the

city has since seen increase in crime and seen the force shrink 30% since then. beyond that post, she has not commented on her new-found support for law enforcement. >> carley: migrant children overflowing classes in new york city school forcing students to learn in different buildings. >> todd: and we're learning about the billions being used for this crisis, instead of tax paying residents. cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning. first day of school did not go as planned for school students, particularly innen 82s at one high school. all the kids,a arrived, there were so many migrant kids, many new york city kids, resident kids had to go to nearby

buildings. 36% have chronic absenteeism in new york. that means you have migrants enrolling, as well as if you have kids come back into school and the absentee rate go down, you'll have a big crisis in schools. 21,000 migrant kids are enrolled. according to new york city department of education, 30,000 migrant kids are eligible to attend class and 21,000 have enrolled. it is estimated there are 60,000 school-aged kids in the area. and the cost has been brought up by residents. mayor eric adams estimates it will cost $4.7 billion on migrant support just for this

year. it will be over 12 billion over three fiscal years, that is the estimate. just to give you perspective, guys, $4.7 billion is equal to cost of critical services for the city like sanitation, parks an and -- fire department combined. >> todd: i read a stat, in order to receive all migrants are receiving a new york city resident would have to earn $280's,000 per year. think about that. >> carley: that is why mayor eric adams is frustrated, but he blames donald trump for this, politics as usual. >> cheryl: and texas governor greg abbott. >> todd: called him a madman. >> carley: this is do as i do, not as i say playing out. >> cheryl: stacey davis gates,

teachers union president, basically it has been discovered her son is going to a private catholic school. she was outed and had to address it and admit she's representing the teachers union for public schools in chicago, her son is going to a private catholic school on south side. she writes, we can all agree that options for black students, families and black communities on the south and west side are limited. for me and my husband, we decided to send our son to a school that can meet his social and emotional needs. when she says options are limited. she is on the defense. what i found interesting, if you look at the city of chicago, two

former mayors both sent their kids to private school. >> carley: good to know the teachers union support school choice in her private life. >> todd: exact opposite in public life, that is ridiculousness of this. i will see you in 11 minutes, i will run down. >> cheryl: see you soon. >> todd: whoopi goldberg takes cdc guidelines to a new level while home sick from "the view." >> i can't wait to get back and hang out, until then, it is me and my mask and i'm confined to my room. >> todd: joe concha joins us from his room next. >> carley: first ainsley is live with a look at what is coming up

on "fox and friends." >> ainsley: we are an hour behind y'all and look at this crowd. we have a trump table, a desantis table, everyone is represented. i see a shirt with donald trump's face that says, "i'll be back," so fun. we are at the machine shop, they have great cinnamon rolls. we'll talk to the candidates. vivek ramaswamy will be here and we are interviewing coach joe kennedy, remember him, he knelt down and prayed before games and he won that supreme court case. mike pence will be on the show and we'll talk to the fine folks in iowa, their voices will be heard in january. excited to be here, stick around, we have a huge show for you. we'll take a short commercial break and then we'll go back to carley and todd. [cheering]

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j. >> i just have covid. i'm still testing positive, apparently. i have to have a clear test before i can come back so it might be a couple of days. i can't wait to get back and hang out. but, until then, it's me and my mask and i'm sort of confined to my room. >> carley: fox news contributor and columnist for the messenger joe concha and his mask join us now. it's just me and my mask, joe, in a room by myself. what do you think about that? >> well, carley, todd, greetings from my studio here in my basement here you somewhere in the swamp of jersey.

i should say i'm alone it's just me and my mask. all right, enough of this. you can't hear what i'm saying. any i. with a, here's the point, guys. the best part of all of this whoopi actually takes off her mask during the segment like you just played. this shows you this is all theater, these performances. has 0.0 to do with the data or the science or basic common sense, but we're going to continue to see this nonsense and we are going to continue to see people like i save saw yesterday again, somebody driving in their car alone with a mask on. we're going to continue to see fear-mongering from democrats and allies in the media and the country over covid, most of the country wants to move on and just simply learn to live with it as we have. as there nesheiwat says earlier the study bears repeating it's the cdc showing that 17% of adults. 17, that's less than one in five got their latest covid booster shot. that says two things we don't have much confidence in boosters and there is a natural immunity

factor here as well. actually i will make it three things. also a major trust issue here with our political and health leaders when it comes to this virus. so when you see whoopi goldberg doing that, it's got nothing to do with health or nothing to do with data or the science. >> todd: their liberal god anthony fauci admitted masks don't work to slow the spread. i don't understand from a psychologic perspective why they can't quit them. that's for a psychiatrist. you are a media guy and our colleagues over at cnn put out a poll that shows 73% of americans are seriously, seriously concerned about joe biden's age and mental fitness for office. and if you think that's bad, listen to what democrats are saying about all. this here's the raging cajun himself james carville with the resounding. >> well, i guess to say the least, the polls are not -- were not great and it tells us that,

you know, voters have expressing some apprehension here. it's pretty clear. i mean, there is not much else you can say when you look at them. >> todd: joe, we have been talking for months how scared the democratic party is about joe biden on the ticket in 2024. this feels a little bit different to me. will this cnn poll be the straw that broke the camel's back in terms of getting joe biden off the top of the ticket? >> well, this poll isn't an outlier, todd, right? we have seen many other polls saying the same thing where three quarters of the country doesn't want joe biden to run again. this poll, that particular line there, that three quarters of the country think that their concerned about this president's mental capacity, how are we at a point where we think that's okay that the leader of this country our commander-in-chief and we are worried if he has the mental capacity to do the job? it's not just year and a half we are talking five and a half

years of joe biden if he wins re-election. every republican running should be asking voters these questions. and they are practically rhetorical to anyone sane or sober. based on what you see from a daily basis from this president, do you think joe biden will improve with age or do you think he will get progressively worse? are you comfortable with the 86-year-old version of this president occupying the highest office in the land? you got to put age aside and look at performance. is bidenomics working for you? is your community less safe than it was two and a half years ago? do you want this country to enjoy energy independence again? do you want more say in your child's education? do you believe abortion should happen the second or third trimester. are you happy we spent $500 million we sent to ukraine to help them have cleaner energy while we have thousands of military vets homeless in the streets. do you think the fbi and doj should be weaponized against. if you make this campaign only have fear to run on and donald trump's legal problems. that's the choices here at this point. >> carley: biden's approval rating is 39%.

67% according to this poll, 67% of democrats wish there was alternative to joe biden. the banner at the bottom of the screen in a clip we just played of james carville said fears spread. that's not good numbers for the current president. thank you for joining us, happy friday. >> todd: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪