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are watching at this hour fox news obtaining exclusive images of the migrant facility in texas with crowded conditions as a highly contagious delta variant causes a surge the war of words over mask and schools heating up between the president and for the governor desantis we have live coverage but first to alex hogan live in new york city on embattled governor cuomo. reporter: the attorney general says it will fully cooperate with the albany sheriff's office when aid accuses the governor of an appropriately hugging and kissing and putting a hand down her shirt. the sheriff says they take these accusations seriously.

>> i had a female victim come forward which had to be the hardest thing she has ever done in her life to make an allegation of criminal conduct against the governor. as far as the sheriff's office i am elected as well. we have a proven record in this area and in this region to take care of people and i think that is what we're supposed to do with law enforcement. reporter: yesterday cuomo's attorney fired back at the attorney general's report that said he sexually harassed 11 million violating state law and that it has a specific narrative and targeted him unfairly. >> there has been no open-minded fact-finding in this case. the investigation was conducted to support a predetermined narrative. reporter: a photographer caught him walking his dog outside the governor's mansion. he has now to stay in office while leaders are calling for him to step down including from presidential biden and as of yesterday governor newsom

that is something the majority of new yorkers agree with that a new quinnipiac poll that most of people here want him to step down we reach out to the governor's office after this press conference to find out more about their opinion on this. eric: the official criminal complaint against cuomo is increasing cost of officials across the country to resign. so senator will the governor and up in cuffs? >> i think if he stays around long enough, yes he will. i have little doubt the attorney general investigation , and the substantiation of all of those counts who said

the governor and his staff facilitated sexual harassment sexual assault, if he sticks around i believe the sheriff and the da in albany county follow the investigation and is very likely to be criminal charges against this governor secretary buttigieg the albany sheriff a couple hours talking about this. >> right now i would say our investigation with criminal conduct, i believe the attorney general given their investigative powers during more toward civil investigation. hours is more criminal. eric: at one level a woman's claim he has denied this does this rise to a criminal offense how does the sheriff or grand jury will go through this? >> i'm not a lawyer but my understanding is the allegation on —- the

allegation of the unidentified woman is that he reached up her blouse underneath her blouse while they were at the governor's mansion. that is sexual assault it is not harassment that is not a conversation making someone uncomfortable, physically putting your hands on someone who did not want her to put his hands on her. but this misses the point all of these reasons the attorney general report, now the new investigation, a criminal investigation is why the state assembly and democratic majorities need to move forward with articles of impeachment. those no reason to wait any longer. we have evidence and there's reason to move forward because he doesn't seem equipped to do the right thing and resign himself. eric: and over the next several weeks will this end up potentially add a trial in front of the new york state senate?

>> it seems more and more like it will certainly it is ready to return to albany at a moments notice to fulfill our responsibility as jurors in that trial. but obviously as you said it seems like there is more investigations by the day they showed incredible courage coming forward and now they should say the same from their political leaders. >> here is that woman identified as executive assistant number one this is from that report released by the attorney general. he was cupping my breast. he cupped my breast. have to tell you at the moment i was in such shock. i remember looking down and seeing his hand. the executive assistant pulled away and said you are crazy that's my boss let alone the governor of the state of new york he abused his power and definitely knew he had a

presence very intimidating nobody ever told him he was wrong. he knew what he was doing. do you think the governor will step down. he says fight fight fight but will not concede anything. but it's really on brand for him. he is a fighter but he is very against of taking any kind of accountability through this these allegations.

he tries to turn on to the victims her accusers as if they are doing something wrong. we know he tried to smear a couple of these women. he and the staff. it's baked into the dna of who andrew cuomo is and how the administration operates. no surprise. until he believes people hold him accountable whether district attorneys, state legislature by forcibly removing him, and tell he believes that is real and imminent he will continue to do again and that's why it's important the state legislature takes action quickly, soon, to let the governor know whatever happens legally politically and morally lost the credibility and authority to leave the state of new york. eric: minority leader of the new york state senate potentially there is a trial you will see if it comes to that. not even a mention of the nursing home death and the 5 million-dollar book deal on his alleged leadership. thank you for joining us.

arthel: turning to the crisis at our southern border. fox news has squeeze on —- exclusive new images inside the migrant detention center. cramped conditions amid growing concerns over the spike of covid cases at the border. and there is no sign of slowing diet on —- down. we are outside of the facility with more. reporter. >> we may have a case of déjà vu inside this facility right behind us appeared to be deteriorating once again. exclusive video overcrowded conditions inside a facility once again. the video shows migrants packed into pods similar back in march. a border patrol source saying as of thursday there were 5300 migrants held between 40 and

60 in each pod well above the limit and ten per pod as border patrol continues to be overwhelmed. in mission texas early friday morning the emergency tent compounded expanded significantly overnight. those to hold covid positive and illegal immigrants started at a capacity of 250 now they expected to go up at 650. hundreds were already there friday morning. not all are infected. summer family members quarantining with loved ones. nearby alina vehicles at the entrance made up of family members and sponsors wait to pick them up after they test negative. the mayor says they are making the best out of a bad situation. >> we cannot let other immigrants roam around. four or five or 6 percent. we have to protect her

citizens the matter what. a response teams was tracking down illegal vendors and areas trying to board moving trains. all of these illegals trying to get away from dcs troopers. some pulled out of storm drains others found in structures. dozens eventually apprehended including active gang members. enforcement says they have to do the job of the federal government. reporter: back out here live at the drone you can see the size of this donna compounded has expanded significantly since built in february. this shows no signs of slowing down. one more staggering statistic. wednesday this week alone the federal government reports they apprehended more than 800 and accompanied minors in one single day we send it back to

you. eric: florida governor is fighting back at the president after his response to the spreading delta variant the governor is threatening to withhold funding from school districts that require students to mask up in class. this comes as experts say that children's hospitals are overwhelmed with children infected in the state is shattering the covid infection rate record with those who are infected. we are in delaware covering the president where he is spending the weekend. reporter: eric, a few days ago the president dismissively answer the question about governor desantis by saying governor who? now the governor uses that slight to clap back. >> i and not surprise he doesn't remember me. the question is what else has

he forgotten? [laughter] biden has forgotten about the crisis at the southern border i can tell you that. biden has forgotten about the inflation biting the budget throughout the country. reporter: desantis is threatening to withhold funding from any school district that makes children wear a mask that does not give the option to opt out that's a problem for biden he's trying to get everyone on board with cdc guidance saying every kid k-12 should wear a mask so schools can stay open. we asked the white house about the new friction. >> he says his concern is about emotional and academic and psychological effects to put kindergartners and masks for hours at a time. are there concerns with individuals from the early pre- decision discussion? >> no there is not. from personal experience, my

kindergarten told me she can wear a mask all day she's happy to go to camping go to school. reporter: the president is golfing your his home in wilmington. we expect him to go back to washington dc to help out however he can. as we just lose a light right next to us. [laughter] to keep an eye on the infrastructure. eric: don't break anything. pick up the lights. [laughter] >> we have a serious story a deadly fire tore through the home earliest morning in st. louis killing five children sleeping inside. officials say the kids mother was not home when the fire broke out. but saw the flames when she returned. by then it was too late to get to her children in time. >> nine, two, two, but they

are blameless in this. they are just kids. it is tough. it is tough. arthel: the five siblings were living with their mother and two grandparents in a one-bedroom apartment that was reportedly converted into two living spaces. the cause of the fire is under investigation. eric: reporting about the spike in crime in cities across the country up next the former detroit police commissioner about the solution as he starts to campaign to become michigan's next governor. but first hearing is very about aroma what she has in store for you on "sunday morning futures" tomorrow.

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>> gun violence is soaring in several cities as a crime wave grips the nation one california police officers one of the latest victims after a shooting outside a police station near los angeles last night. the suspect killed any shoot out the officer is critical but stable in new york city chilling surveillance video shows a woman casually walking up to a brooklyn mob and one —- a mom ensuring the back of the head killing her. less than two weeks after the shooting of nationals park in washington dc gunfire in denver last night to people wounded after the colorado rockies and marlins baseball game. one victim died at the hospital police are searching

for the shooter in that incident. former detroit police commissioner is joining us now. i would like you to take us inside the criminal mind why are they more emboldened now and think they can get away with it? >> thank you for having me on your show. and also to the police officer recovering from his injuries it simple for me all of the knee-jerk plans that doj came out with a plan. arthel: you are a former police commissioner see you have dealt with his criminal behavior firsthand. so can you help us understand why are these people thinking they can get away with it right now? what is the mindset?

>> they are incentivized and emboldened the judges are letting them out of jail. there are no consequences to their action it is just that simple and is not just happening in one place that many places in the common denominator is what is going on with the courts they are returning violent criminals back into communities and committing more crimes there are no consequences it's just that simple. arthel: how can law-enforcement leaders work with state lawmakers to close the revolving door meaning make these are rustic when it comes to juveniles? not giving them license to wrongfully make arrest but how do they work together? >> that is the idea. i've worked in a system we work together and unfortunately the reality of today to have prosecutors in certain places that are not prosecuting certain crimes we

have judges allowing people out they can make hundreds of arrest but there is another part of the system and if it's not working, guess what? criminals are on the street. there has to be the willingness encouraged by those who sit in seats of power to demand a change. they talk more about reimagining the police but did they ever mention it just is not working? and now the migrants are backing off the whole defend the police movement and still holding on to ending qualified immunity and that is the funding the police they are demoralized. >> do you feel they are having more of a hands-off approach? >> i will tell you in some cities that is absently happening if you have

qualified immunity was some jurisdictions who will get involved? they are not being supportive look at what's going on in chicago right now 367 year to date have retired and some of them without pensions so they want to say we will hire more cops. but how do you retain them and frankly how do you recruit them? arthel: there is a gun pipeline to new york city filled with so many guns legal and ill legal getting access to a gun is easy is there anything more police departments can do to get illegal guns off the street and out of the wrong hands? >> that is a good focus but not a soul focus. instead of just talking about the guns law-abiding citizens especially with defend the

police movement but what doesn't before i retire from detroit pd we were arresting 100 suspects color carrying guns illegal 75 percent were charged by the prosecutor but almost 100 percent were released so the police are doing what they need to do. talk about the courts it is like the elephant in the room and then you talk about demoralizing police officers what about those departments that don't feel supported those recently coming out of chicago we clearly said he didn't feel supported by a superintendent or the mayor and that's a sentiment of so many but fortunately when i was the police chief in detroit than then and women new by and large i would stand up and ring the bell of support. and not blind support we hold

those accountable to cross the line. arthel: i want to go back to the notion of juveniles were out there with guns in their hands. and the adults in many cases they know they go when they come out because they are juveniles. how do you stop that factor? >> you have to stop the games. the gang activity is forcing new york that you have to focus and appreciate what the federal authorities are doing heading that pipeline but there has to be teeth i have to be prosecuted to be on federal charges incarcerated for five years that is a deterrent we have seen network it's not new. arthel: and neither one of us say locked juveniles up in

federal detention centers are federal prisons for five years. that's not what you are saying i don't think. but how do you? but at some point should parents be held responsible? what the answer? >> there has to be consequences if the parents don't do their job and a 16 -year-old is violent there has to be consequences it's a sad reality but we have to get to the root of what is going on because whether juveniles or adults, they are not facing consequences. nancy absolute problem today. arthel: i'm hoping that politics can get out of the way not just in democratic or republican cities this is an american problem. so hopefully people like you and fellow former lawmakers and commissioners can get together with the lawmakers i

should say. thank you very much. >> thank you for the time i'm always an agreement we need to sit down and work through and have honest conversations. eric: break of a brutal murder a woman walking her dog now a potential witness to the stabbing death last week has come forward cooperating with the investigation. please have raised the reward at $20000 for information related to this. we are live from atlanta with the details of the unfolding case. reporter: we just spoke to atlanta police within the hour investigators are still tracking down needs in this brutal case of murder in the meantime authorities say that man seen in these photos along

the time she and her dog were stabbed to death has come forward and is cooperating and investigators are hoping he and several other may have information that could lead to a break in the case there has been no arrest in atlanta police have not publicly identified the suspect as authorities examine the 40 -year-old victim for traces of dna evidence that you were found dead from multiple stab wounds in the early morning hours of july 28 and that her domestic partner said that led her to the scene after she failed to return home. >> . >> i checked for a polls but you could tell she was not a

life - - a live. reporter: officials have dispelled rumors of a serial killer or the stabbing was a hate crime citing a lack of evidence and as the city grapples with an 11 percent spike and to suggest a higher of 201 —- 250 officials. arthel: another working weekend for the senate as lawmakers are grinding through the one.2 trillion dollars bipartisan infrastructure bill before the august recess will they be able to pass that we will ask senator cornyn

. >> the senate holding a second weekend session in a row working its way toward final

passage of the massive bipartisan infrastructure bill a measure passed a test vote in both parties are hammering away add additional amendments that could be put to a vote later today is being in texas senator cornyn the senate finance committee minority leader mcconnell hopes leaders will continue working together in the bipartisan fashion to get more amendments to improve this infrastructure bill so what amendments would you like to be implemented at this juncture? will it pass today or tomorrow? >> i'm working with california and senator on an amendment that would allow the states to use covid-19 relief funds if they don't need it for covid-19 then of course the

variability across the country in terms of what their circumstances are that if they have excess funds they want to use them on something other than covid-19 they can use it for infrastructure. this could release $100 billion in new funding that is already on its way to states for infrastructure to get started the things we all want to do witches improve roads and bridges and improve public safety. >> that's a suggestion that could possibly go over so as a delta variant has cropped up is now the time to reduce the coffers for covid spending because more than likely be will be looking at the need for boosters. >> the most important thing is for people to be vaccinated my

family specifically has been vaccinated and it's the best defense no question there has been an uptick of cases and certainly would not require or mandate if they have healthcare needs are other needs but the truth is thousands of dollars of assistance but the state wants flexibility for local needs.

arthel: i am vaccinated have been on the same page as you for the record. of the one.2 trillion infrastructure bill passes what about the three.$5 trillion spending plan? if it is responsibly paid for if there is reasonable and adequate pay for the democrats have big ambitions and then unfortunately we are already seeing inflation and higher prices at the grocery store, home prices , commodities of the average american family that are going up with a silent tax on their

income. but there are consequences associated with irresponsible spending and doing everything we can to stop it. and democrats have to get all fifties senators plus the vice president and the vote out of the house. that is a heavy lift. arthel: playing mitch mcconnell's opening remarks this morning. >> new permanent welfare with no work requirements a new deal mandate, a massive tax hike. and those wages to kill jobs. government meddling and childcare with some choices over others and those in the middle of a border crisis. arthel: do you think there is any value for the american people and the economy in this spending bill?

>> i do not. because if there was there would be a bipartisan consensus in support of it. but the democratic friends have made it clear from speaker to policy to the president to senator schumer they plan to do this on their own because they realize it is in pursuit of their ideological agenda and no republican would support it. we do believe in responsible bipartisan and dealing with the competition and in china but they are shooting for the moon. >> you have 943,000 jobs created in july dropping the unemployment rate of five.4 percent. and then can kill their own progress?

and then to say all this money chasing limited to raise prices for and there are consequences with this reckless spending and we intend to do our very best to stop it secretary buttigieg good luck. you went to the private college but our state college may be better. >> both my daughter and my wife went to ut secretary buttigieg you married up. [laughter] eric: help-wanted in washington so many jobs are so unfilled and then senator ted cruz confirming ambassadors so why is the texas senator doing

that?

eric: a personnel shortage that has washington worried some of the most important positions remain unfulfilled more than six months after the president took office those vacancies including a commissioner and director omb and a lot of ambassadors waiting to be confirmed by the senate after senator cruise is being blamed for blocking confirmation to reverse sanctions on the pipeline. the fox contributor charlie hurts is here with us. the administration says they managed to get 50 judges so far but there are other job

openings why did it take so long? >> a couple of things are going on not the least of which is partisanship is at a pretty high point right now and has been for a number of years. and also the fact that you have a historically narrow controlled by democrats in both chambers of commerce. that said another important point is president trump had a romp there with judges over the past four years and that's why the biden administration is touting the fact they had pretty good success so far getting federal judges on the bench if you put all the focus on that that the cost of a lot of other positions and as you point out senator ted cruz the house to block every state department nominee as it comes through over his objections of

the new policy to gas line between germany and russia. but when you step back and look at that it's a political question and what the founders intended this is where the political fights are supposed to take place in my the senate has that authority to confirm nominees or not. >> it focuses them to get down at the table to say i'm really concerned about this it really helps russia don't do this and its to block the state department appointees. >> it's interesting democrats and republicans are to blame over the past decades increasingly whatever party is in control in congress if

there party controls the white house they are happy to cede control to the white house which i think is a very dangerous trend republicans did it it is a terrible trend and i think government works a whole lot better when you have democrats or republicans in congress fighting to protect their authority and to provide that oversight and a check and balance to the executive branch as the country is intended to operate. >> to be equal but separate branches of government this is something from foreign policy about senator cruise he's gonna senate confirmation version of nuclear they privately feel he takes things too far a blanket hold is throwing a wrench in washington's ability to

conduct foreign policy so finally, the broader issue, does this really affect the administration's handling of foreign-policy? can assert the country or is it part of the process? >> i don't know if it hurts the country so much but it hampers the administration's ability to carry out their intended foreign policy but that is politics it's important to note whoever wrote that i think possibly has forgotten the tenure of jesse helms on the foreign relations committee and the things he would hold off literally for decades he would hold things up through democrat and republican administrations until he got the attention he wanted it so important the reason that's important is because the senators and the house are closer to the voters and that's how you get your problems answered and they are

being squeaky wheel. eric: wait until they filibuster. charlie. good to see you. we will be right back and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein.

>> britney spears personal conservatory is slamming her father over claims he makes in a new filing as the singer's new attorney is requesting an emergency hearing to suspend her father from the conservatorship we are live in los angeles with the details. >> britney's father now claims that last month on july 9th her personal conservator felt she was spiraling out of control raising the option under a psychiatric hold the new allegations comes as a fight to maintain his position as conservator to say the sole motivation is the unconditional love for his daughter court documents filed yesterday jamie's attorney say he is manage the finances well he has taken the estate from being in debt and facing tens of millions of dollars of lawsuits to encourage value of 60 million but were her personal conservator and new attorney dispute the claims?

montgomery says jamie is misrepresenting the conversation she never expressed she would qualify for a psychiatric hold and trying to push up the hearing arguing that he is dissipating the daughters assets he is also enriched himself at the expense of his daughter taking millions of dollars from her services as a performer in addition to paying himself $16000 per month from her estate. 2000 more than he allotted to ms. spears. the next hearing is scheduled september 29 although her dad says he is okay with her attorney to move it up until later this month. : disgusting. eric:to coming up we sweat the . ask for what we want. get what we need. and we need more time.

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>> welcome to the journal editorial report slamming florida governor desantis over his refusal to implement mask mandates and schools with a dramatic increase of covid cases in the sunshine state. >> some governors are not willing to do the right thing to be the pandemic i say please help. you will not help at least get out of the way people are trying to do the right thing. >> on the heels of an executive orde