>> world health organizationsoue monkeypox outbreak. declaring it a global emergency as the once rare disease has now spread to more than 70 countries. the u.s. confirms its first child cases print hello everyone i am arthel apple's is a brain our news live. hi eric. before thank you for joining us i'm derek sean for the chief of the united nation's health agency said he was the tiebreaker and issuing this emergency declaration after the world health organization expert

committee, they could not reach a consensus. the declaration they say is not me the monkeypox is particularly lethal or contain just pretty good score more work on immediate treatment. there are now more than 16000 cases of monkeypox across the globe are nearly 3000 those right here in our country. centers for disease control and atlanta has confirmed the first two cases in children here. one in california, another one in washington d.c. here's dr. marc siegel earlier on fox news live. >> i talked to the epidemiologist and why is this a lot more monkeypox than we know. we are talked about 2800 cases in the united states but he says he thanks there's thousands of new york city alone. the world health organization thanks 16000 cases worldwide. there is a lot more than that. the real message is maybe we been too slow to respond. i talked to dr. walensky of cdc this week the director. it sounds like cdc is really

gearing up now. >> okay let's go to christina coleman now purchased live in los angeles with more, christina. >> high arthel paid first off i want to warn our viewers some of the bid at your back to see of monkeypox is graphic. now as for the two pediatric cases here in the u.s., both a toddler and the infant are doing well and receiving treatment according to the cdc director. >> the both of those children are traced back to individuals who come from the men who have with men community. the gay men community. so when we have seen those cases in children, that it generally been what i call adjacent to the community most at risk. >> monkeypox system include brushes that look like pimples or blisters, fever, headaches, muscle asked, flu and lymph nodes, chill and exhaustion for the cdc said the disease is contagious but rarely fatal for the pediatric cases here in the u.s. add to the nearly 2900

confirmed cases across this country. states with the most include new york, california, florida and illinois. globally places that top the list for the most confirmed monkeypox cases are spain with 3125 followed by the u.s. both germany and the uk report more than 2200 cases followed by france, the netherlands, and canada. but also keep in mind in some poverty-stricken countries, testing protocols and medical care is not ideal paired that could be even more cases and some of these places that are just not getting reported right now. again, world health organization now declaring a monkeypox a health emergency of international concern. >> we have an outbreak that has spread around the world so new models of transmission about which we understand too little and meets the criteria in the international. >> combat monkeypox the cdc said

it's working aggressively on containment, testing, isolation of cases and getting a hole of many more vaccines for distribution, arthel. to have a right christina, thank you very much, eric. eric: growing health crisis could pose yet another challenge for the biden administration. the president we are told is improving with his case of covid, the positive test for that. mark meredith lai up at the white house with the very latest in their, high market. >> ivan called a lot worse good afternoon to you but we are waiting to see if the president meant anything new to say on twitter or any other white house statements because he is of course isolating as he recovers from coronavirus but he got an update to the president's physician earlier today which outlined where things stand for an official site testing shows the president is recovering from the ba five variant of the coronavirus. as medical teams as he continues to get medication including the second full dose of paxil over that the antiviral drug. he still explains a number of assistants including sore throat, runny nose, loose cough

is wills body aches. on friday the president was spotted by the press at a video conference with economic team pretty portas had a chance to shout ask him how he was feeling customer to games and thumb up. the white house is done this week ever since the diagnosis broke to try to show the present is still working, still keeping up-to-date with what's going on with policy for the white house also continue to monitor what christina was just talking about which is this monkeypox outbreak which the world health organization declaring a global health emergency. we don't just yesterday president biden was do to get a report on the outbreak but it is not like that report has been made public but we are not sure if it's even going to be. no new reaction from the white house today on the world health organization declaration. experts say so far there's no indication the monkeypox outbreak is going to be impacting travel or trade. as racine mentions the deceit monitoring this for the agency think it's working around the clock to procure more vaccines as these infection spread. >> the hard work ahead of us is

working within some constraints of vaccine availability right now. the u.s. government is working to prepare more vaccine. but working within those complete strengths right now ultimately we need to get to a place where we have more and more vaccine available. >> this is a story we are expecting to hear a lot more about. as you are certain about the infections continuing to spread more than 2544 states with i was to the white house sing the public health team is continuing to monitor this but will look as if the present has a thing say when he gets out of isolation or what their documents posted online, eric progress right mark thank you so much. good to see you. say that our guys thank you with the man accused of tacky nurse congressman elite zelda and se campaign for governor is now facing at federal charge. he made his first court appearance alexis nick adams is in the newsroom of the very latest on the story,. >> hi arthel he was in federal court just a few moments ago. he's also a free man until hours

ago when the feds took him facing a federal charge for assault and the attack was caught on camera. >> what is he doing? you can hear people asking what's going on how's it able walk up on the stage there? zeldin that is on stage there near rochester when a man tried to stab them by the man walked right by security, pull out his sharp object and zeldin said he held her to his therapy the two fell to the ground in a struggle with people jumped in to help her take a look here. this is a photo released by zeldin's campaign of the weaponry see the device it's right around the knuckle. >> two sharp dagger like edges on it. and he was telling me you are done. when he lifted up his hand and he was a lunging for my throat area, the first thought was to grab onto his wrist.

>> the accused attacker was held down there, as you can see, before he was taken into custody. he was released though just a few hours after he was in handcuffs that was under new york cashless bill he did not cap the post bail to get out. police have identified him from fairport, new york for the 33-year-old faces attempted assault charges. this is a very serious offense for. >> in federal court you are looking at real bail, unlike new york they can detain people as a danger to the community. this guy looked like a classic danger to the community. how much more dangerous you need to be in to do something in broad daylight in front of a zillion people? >> governor did condemn the violent behavior. representative zeldin is back on the campaign trail today. this time he has additional security, arthel. arthel: that is good has additional security. alexis mcadams thank you.

>> congressman zeldin will be joining's "fox news live" tomorrow at the 4:00 p.m. eastern hour. we will ask him about the federal charges against the suspect who allegedly tried to stab him. meanwhile doubt the southern border migrant there still pouring across it. despite sweltering summer heat. despite homeland secretary security secretary claiming the border of our country is secure. meanwhile in new york city mayor eric adams and texas often governor greg abbott are going at it over the texas and busing of migrants from that state into other areas of the u.s. steve is live in eagle pass, texas with the very latest on that, hi steve. >> that has not slowed the flow of migrants crossing into the u.s. illegally. behind maybe see the steady stream groups of ten -- 15 mainly young people, families, number of pregnant women as well .1 phenomenon we lesson the past week or so is a large group

sometimes as many as 300 people strong crossing the rio grande in a group pretty much in the fight over busing. since april the governor of texas has a bust of migrants who into the u.s. illegally, to some northern sittings including washington d.c. and new york city where that mayor has protested angrily against it. this morning on fox and friends, governor doocy from arizona pushed back against the criticism. >> if joe biden is not going to come to the southern border, we are going to bring the southern border to joe biden for this is a man-made crisis by this white house. and we demand action for this is a very fixable issue. next tough conditions here along the border to for those customs and border patrol agents. not only are they protecting the border but many times are called upon to save lives as they did earlier this week pretty 77 old woman was abandoned on the north side of the river. they carried her more than half a mile.

eric back to you for a quick start steve in eagle pass thank you steve, arthel. sorry guys thank you. the journey to the u.s. is hazardous and not migrants who now phase brutal triple digit temperatures. >> eight summer heat in south texas extreme temperatures over one or ten plus degrees weather, they're making this long treacherous journey put all this because in the west texas area with the aircraft operations divisions and immigrants making a week into week long journey to try to get to high word to get picked up by human smugglers. some are not able to make it pray we rescued some of these in mexico and guatemala who were completely out of water and out of food. click the spring and joel he is the mayor of rio grande city texas, right in the southern border. don't mayor, thank you for joining us. tell us, how is the heat compounding the problem? what is the most pressing and urgent challenge of what is been done to address it? >> good afternoon and thank you for having me on your program.

when you are looking at 100-degree temperatures and 99% humidity, it is unbearable. many of these migrants unfortunately succumbed to the weather. and it is unfortunate to see because we are having to take care of the medical needs making sure they have the water and resources necessary to make it through. unfortunate though many do succumbed to the weather. then we are having to rescue some of these bodies from out in the wilderness where the brush country. it is unfortunate for them. and of course what we need to do at that point as we try to contact the families or nearest members of the families to make sure we identify the bodies. and of course take them back their family members if necessary. but it is disheartening. it is disheartening to see that. especially during the summer heat. when you are looking at the perilous journey for thousands

of miles and sometimes they succumbed to the weather here in south texas for it is just unfortunate and disheartening. arthel: soap mayor, who is helping? what are in these heat kits they're giving out down there? >> we have beacons, they have water and people too. some of these ranch lands for some of these ranches do leave water out for individuals. many of them, when they are not able to make it at that point they are trying to get access to motor patrol to come and rescue them. good thing for border patrol and by the way they do a tremendous job. they do have the medical resources or can provide medical resources to make sure migrants do not succumb to the weather. it is unfortunate the tragedy sometimes to see these migrants out in the middle of nowhere with 100-degree temperatures. it is unbearable.

i just cannot imagine going to those or similar tracks. it is an impossible journey sometimes. arthel: how soon do you expect a short-term resolution and what is your greatest fear if this problem persists? >> the fear for the last three decades we have not had any type of resolution unfortunately. and again that's regarding to which political party has the power for that is the unfortunate thing. we have to find ways to address this immigration crisis. or humanitarian crisis, call it what you may. which political party or spectrum you are in. but again this is something we as a country have failed to address. we do not have the political will to address it. we have for decades in the narcotics and human smuggling.

that's regardless of which political party has been in power. and sometimes the federal financial resources that are necessary to better manage the flow of migrants. having said that it's important we address immigration and border security. the ready to address long-term viability. we have not had success at this point. i don't see it i don't see it coming at any point in time. and it is unfortunate. sometimes we are stuck in the middle down here where we are utilized. it is unfortunate the true issue is something the mess obsolete must address. having said that it's important to balance the conversation here. it's imperative for us to make

sure we don't look at immigration as the ills of america. no, there are ways to address immigration that benefit america. it is imperative to do that. and look at this for example, comes to securing the border, one end of the spectrum you have a political party not wanting to say the border is secure. then on the other side, the other political spectrum it is okay. simply secure the border. that's not a reality. with the brave men and women of cdc who preserve, protect and defend our borders 24/7. and they do a phenomenal job. we just need to provide him all the resources necessary to better manage the flow of migrants. at the same time combat

narcotics, arms and human smuggling. arthel: mayor, you are there on the ground during a very good job along with other border towns. we wish you the best at. i hear your frustration and understand it. and help that somehow politics can get out of the way and we can find resolution there to help you out as well. mayor joel of rio grande city, texas pray thank you for joining us. >> thank you, appreciate it, god bless. before so who is the future of the republican party? in florida governor desantis they've been stumping i could they faced each other 2024 or run together question work we're going to take a look at the prospects coming up with princeton university political scientist and fox news alive. iet more energy in just two weeks. (sighs) here, i'll take that.

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arthel: the race to be 24 nominee for president the turning point student action summit bill keating is there and joins us live from tampa, hyattsville. >> hello arthel. there are thousands and

thousands of young voters and future conservatives the political leaders all the sending on tampa this weekend for the turning point usa student action summit. the organization aims to take high schoolers and college aged kids are acting politically for future of conservative republican party. this is also a lot about 2024. all three days this weekend the convention center's chock full white house contenders. last night porter publican governor ron desantis headlined with his mind equally on the midterms and biden bashing. next now, i must say he did test positive for covid and i want on behalf of the state of florida, wishard president biden a speedy recovery from covid. and i also want to wish the united states of america speedy erie recovery from joe biden.

>> crowd eight that went up. the arizona desert i was using the same playbook anymore. former vice president pence campaign for arizona gubernatorial candidate karen taylor who is a real estate attorney and developer. while at the same day, friday former president trump campaign for her opponent kerri lake a former phoenix newscaster who supported obama but now says she has completely changed not to disappoint that crowd last night, trump teased them with a little bit of 2024. >> and now, we may have to do it again. [cheering]

>> these speakers slated for the rest of this saturday include donald trump junior as well as former fox news host kimberly and then the big headliner tonight, the man you just saw former president donald trump in person and on that stage. we expect this remotely packed, back to you. xi think the celebration is all about you phil, that's what i'm going to go with. that's what i needed. x these are very challenging times in the life of our nation. but everywhere i go, i am more encouraged everyday that help was on the way. >> we have only begun to fight. because we are on a mission to keep the state of florida free and to save our great country. >> so republican party look at the pass of the future for its next presidential candidate?

two of the future potential candidates are out stumping as he's been reporting for the republicans as you saw on the vice president mike offense and florida governor desantis mentioned is likely to run. so what are the strengths and what are their weaknesses as potential nominees? lauren is here she's a steam political scientist at princeton, university. so usually a vice president would be apparent in the nominee. it think of al gore, walter mondale, george h.w. bush not to mention president biden who vp to president obama. what do you see playing out this time? >> about vices president saloom large in the collective psyche. they're very well-known if they're lucky like george h.w. bush there closely associated with the popular policies of their predecessors. and they have executive experience. but they do not win that often, air, only six former vice presidents have actually run and won the white house for twice

that many have run and lost two of their primary or the general stage. vice president pence has that big probably the much bigger one is that he is really alienating these very two large constituencies and the republican party. there is the diehard trump sector, that really does not like mike spence for the self possibly the 2020 election was stolen. and then there are the never trump republicans who resent mike pence in the first place for joining the ticket. so what you have left over is a very, very small sliver of the party. it is really tough to win that way for. >> former vice president out in arizona reported campaigning here is what he tweeted. trying to look to the future and i will ask is this enough question what can he move the ball this is what he tweeted, the republican party allowed itself to be consumed by yesterday's grievances we will lose. but if we come together, keep her eye on the future we won't

just win the election will change the course of american history for generations. became arizona he said quote, some people want this election to be about the past. but elections are about the future but democrats would love nothing more than for republicans to take our eye off the ball and focus on days gone by. so professor i guess the question is, is it enough to talk about the issues to try to move it forward to get support to his side? >> well, i completely think he is accurate in everything in that tweet. the problem is he is not the only trump alternative for there's ron desantis who is searching and absolutely every pole. some polls like new hampshire, for instance or even florida he is completely close the gap with trump or he is leading. and so pence and all of these polls has been a slight or a distant third period and then there are candidates that were not anticipating yet. there is a big appetite among republicans for a non- trump candidate to run.

but there are a lot of options for. >> just saw the reaction governor desantis had in his speech in tampa. what are his strengths? do you think running for the nomination? >> well, what some people say as he has a trump style without the controversy. but i prefer to look at the polling numbers. he is a very, very strong in those. you have to remember he is not even launched a campaign yet. so in these polls that we are talking about, this is just among the people who know who these candidates are. of course of trump has a huge advantage. he is the current head of the republican party as the last republican and last president. so once candidates like desantis have a chance to announce to get their message out, we should probably only expect that support to grow. eric: in terms of that support what do they have to do to try to contrast each other from each other? how did they do that while tried

to envision a new bold vision for the future? >> think he's done it a little bit in these speeches. he seems to toe with this middle line, criticized biden as much as possible but not go to the point of personally insulting biden were getting his interpersonal. maybe that is the playbook. also, it desantis policies if you look at polls that talk about education policies for instance gives the parents more control over school curriculum and what they learn for those of policies are widely popular if you do not attach desantis to it or depending on how you frame these policies. so he seems to be sort of getting these issues that have widespread popularity. but not going so far for instance to say school should ban books. he is getting a little bit of heat for, for some the schools in florida. or that teachers should be prosecuted if they talk about race relations.

that is a very tough line to toe. you are right, there's plenty of time left. there's plenty of time to make mistakes to progress finally you have written a book called star power american democracy in the age of the celebrity candidate. i pick up one point you've just said but ron desantis is an income but he's in office now. he has inability to react to issues and enact them that mike pence does not have. >> that's a great point for. >> with that give desantis a potential edge? >> yes i think it does absolutely. he has made headlines by criticizing biden and avoiding criticizing trump. but if he is on a debate stage with final trump and mike pence what seems to be growing more likely every day, he is going to have no choice but to step away from just bashing biden and to attack these other republican presidential hopefuls perhaps.

eric: is going to be interesting it is just beginning. we will get -- talk a lot about this the next two years, good to see you, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> of course, arthel. arthel: eric the state department is confirming the death of two american citizens in ukraine. as russia's vicious attack and assault target a major port. we are live after this. anyone who isn't shopping at america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today. age is just a number.

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you and to ship grain out of ukrainian ports were this is president zelenskyy and the first lady. [inaudible] here in the capitol first lady spoke. >> 3258 names the official list of children who have died. but this only would have been checked and confirmed. one or 50 days of war, hundreds of mass graves in the occupied territories only after the liberation of our land but we know how many children are buried here. >> fresh off of trip to washington first lady return you to host the first summit of

ladies and gents would be the focus of postwar reconstruction of your crimper earlier today bipartisan delegation from the house armed services committee arrived here in kyiv to meet president zelenskyy. after meeting i asked the first green beret of the biden mistress should she do more including sending in this military personnel? >> i think they could do more. i think we should do more. that said, it should come with appropriate safeguards with appropriate oversight. the only way we can get that oversight is to actually have some advisors in ukraine helping their military the planning and logistics frequency you say advisors human military personnel question works it could be contrasted it could be civilian. but it could be military as well. next we also spoke to congresswoman for navy pilot russian expert about the attack today in odesa. >> this critical for world food supplies. and the fact that just a day

after this negotiation, russia and bad faith we do exactly what they just agreed not to do the day after is really shocking quite frankly quite depressing. >> the biden administration announced it sending former satellite guided rocket launchers here to ukraine on 36000 rounds of more ammunition. russian howitzers in afghanistan outnumbered ukraine three -- one and russian forces are slowly gaining ground, eric. >> the pentagon finally saying they are considering potentially sending warplanes. we'll see if that happens, lucas for us tonight, good to see you as always, thank you. it's never going to light it up is quite a catch for one fisherman in south carolina, a 13 and a half foot, oh my goodness, hammerhead shark went half a ton but we are going to talk to the man that helped to reel it in. he is up next.

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eric: is temporarily closed rockaway beach in the borough of queens at the western edge of long island because shark sightings. this is just the latest in the series the past few weeks of sharks seen alongside the entire south shore of long island. beachgoers there concerned until told not to get in the waterford lord ingle has has more from jones beach on long island. >> an unusual shark season here on long island this summer with the multiple reports of shark attacks for that combined with the current heat wave that we are having, you've got a recipe for some dicey activity in the water. >> i mean, just got to get ready for a punch. >> 's been a shark season like no other. with at least six reported shark bites this summer on the shores of mark long island progressed to look at some of the attacks

that have passed that happened recently is a bite or two in the shark leaves but they do not come back to mall the person or finish the job or finished a meal there. >> check out this video ten by beachcomber on rockaway beach this week pretty woman catching a shark jumping up out of the water and spinning around before splashing back in. that is not enough to unsettle your swimming nerves a dead juvenile great white shark washed up on the shores near the hamptons. marine experts say the south shore of long island is believed to be a nursery for great white sharks and they are not uncommon in these waters. they get curious when there is splashing or kicking around in the waves. >> that's almost again like a dinner bell. is that a dead fish over there or a dying fish, something struggling question for clinical check it out. after bite or two they realize i can't eat this request shark attacks have been happening since june 30 this year. the most recent, wednesday when a 16-year-old surfer got a 4-inch gash on his foot while paddling out into the waves along fire island. that is about an hour away from

the great white washed ashore progress i did not see anything coming. i felt him i felt like a bear trap. probably held on for about three seconds a bit dead really hard for them if you puncture wounds on the left side and on the right there's a good side gash for. >> york state department parks and recreation releasing this video showing a shark a chasing to the shoreline off jones beach. illustrating how the sharks often come close to swimmers when they are on the hunt for food. if you are going to offer that swim experts say make sure you do not some of the predawn hours or at dusk when sharks are most likely feeding. and always make sure there's a lifeguard on duty that can be watching your back. in new york, laura ingle fox news. >> okay, i fisherman hoped this massive hammerhead shark south carolina. it's estimated to weigh more

than 1000 pounds. he said it could have broken the state record for the heaviest hammerhead but he released it back into the waters because it was too big to reel in. and that fisherman joins us now. opener and operator of outcast sports fishing. first of all, what was it like coming face-to-face with the 1000-pound shark? >> it was absolutely amazing. my customers were going nuts, i was going nuts for his once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that you're just trying to absorb it. just try to take it all in and realizes probably is not going to happen again for a while. it was amazing. i'm still speechless for. >> it was exhilarating, but you are not afraid at all? >> no, we are out there every single day. you get used to seeing a lot of big sharks, we even tag a lot of great whites in the wintertime. not really so nervous on the

sharks mourners on losing it, a mistake, the line hitting a proper rubbing the boat. we are more nervous about possibly losing this once-in-a-lifetime fish over the actual shark causing damage to us. it was absolutely amazing. i wish we could do it again tomorrow. >> homeboy i can hear the excitement in your voice still. so you tag to the shark throwing it back in the water. is it just to track the shark or do you hope to learn something from this 1000-pound hammerhead shark? >> i tagged these white sharks in the wintertime. i left my satellite and acoustic tags of the house. i did not have any sophisticated equipment with me. i had it more like these tags that do not give a lot of data. it's all going to really give data summit recaptured the speed by numbers are on their and it will give them kind of an idea where it came from and so forth. i did not get a satellite tag on it. we've got some stuff on it. it is a pretty good chance you

may see the shark again. there's a good chance this will cycle through hilton head the past 20 or 30 years. with a little bit of luck she may be back this year end next year. >> of course is all species have a place in a purpose in the ecosystem, do you happen to know where the hammerhead shark fits in? >> absolutely. what they are doing as following the tarpon migration from southern florida. our first ones are scalloped hammers is usually show up in may and june their little smaller seven, eight, 9 feet as soon as big ways of the tarpon command we get these are enormous, enormous hammerheads that come in. it is a wild when you see one of the things we see from a distance it's pretty cool. but when you are looking straight down at one it's like a whole another animal. it is wild. they're kind of hanging out in this area until usually the end of september. then they start migrating back to southern florida, the bahamas, the keys, virgin islands and so forth down there. they are kind of seasonal. they will come.

chase some stingrays, chase him tarpon coats alkaline home a bit before they head back down south for a are sports fishermen. so you release the catch, right question for. >> absolutely guesses i'll catch and release but all the tigers, hammers, white sharks they are all released. >> have you ever gotten bit in question. >> not by a big one. a couple small and had some close calls by a big one. nothing too bad. i don't if i should say i've had a couple close calls. nothing awful. arthel: you should sam listing what are you talking about? >> just over years of doing this, you get pretty good at knowing exactly the direction they are going and knowing the next move they are going to make. you're kind of planning, put the boat in the right position to grab and the leader, you're going down the your pop and the hook out, you just want to keep your hands, your arms away from the corners. depending upon how big the shark's of its under 100 pounds or try to get them in the bow,

get the hook out in the boat, grabbed him get a quick picture, tag it back in. once you get over 100 pounds would like to leave them in the water, it's better for the shark, better survival rate. and it is a lot easier on my back as well. [laughter] >> listen i'll tell you what i came into this interview with you thinking being a pretty much scared quite frankly. and that's what i want to come face-to-face with the shark at all. but you gave me and i'm sure some other viewers and listeners are really fond appreciation for sharks and for what it is that you do. and i just love it again the exhilaration pretty silica little boy and i appreciate giving us all smiles. thank you weedy it, captain chip good luck, keep going, keep toss them back in there. >> thank you, thanks for having me. arthel: of course we will be right back. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill

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josh gibson who resigned with four of his officers blamed squarely on the new account manager, justine jones. he and two other town clerks who also resigned cited a hostile work environment. specifics around what caused everyone to quit are still unclear but whatever the case the news has sent shockwaves of the small town as questions swirl about who should stay and who should go. >> sounds to me like she's probably needs to go. >> the town manager knows we support her. she has only been here a couple of months. >> jones who is hired through a national search has only been on the job for seven weeks. she and kenley council members had little to say about the resignations following an emergency close session on friday. the town's mayor however did insure folks law enforcement protection would be provided by the county be restocked and spoke to a shop owner there who said that is not enough. >> the county response is

anywhere from 30 -- 60 minutes at some points. so having a police force and a pharmacy not having police presence for 30 -- 40 minutes is quite shocking. >> again, we do not know exactly what led these officers and other employees to resign to reach out to the town for more answers, more specifics on this issue. bill waiting to hear back, eric works all right charles if you have it update on that perhaps tomorrow, thank you. six arthel i've got to make a comment on captain chip he does make him feel little better about sharks. they have been out there i've been seeing people look at them and go to the beach. if i still do not come face-to-face but he may be feel-good. appreciate his enthusiasm and love of life. i'm going home with that, i'll see you tomorrow at noon eastern. eric: see you guys tomorrow.

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