president biden continues to recover from his covid symptoms at the white house. it's going to be a big week for the economy. you know it's now three days since the president -positive covid tests. the white house says he is doing well, his symptoms have been waiting for it we wish him the very best. meanwhile the administration is taking credit for lowering gas prices, this the fifth week in a row they've gone down. the country is waiting for major economic report later this week that could tell us that the nation is officially in a

recession as some have predicted. hello everyone welcome to fox news live i am eric sean. hi arthel. arthel: hello eric, hello everyone. i am arthel neville per that's one of the big stories we are covering the sunday afternoon for the turning point usa summit and tampa, florida last night was the place to be for gop leaders, hoping to grab the keys to the white house in 2024. in the summer of sure continues iconic new york beach closes after yet another exciting. forces of beachgoers out of the water amid a brutal heat way. fox team coverage starts right now, jackie is at the white house, is at the turning point usa summit in tampa. first to alexis at new york city rockaway beach where the water is now open for swimmers, alexis. >> hi arthel. you can see behind me over my shoulder, rockaway beach in queens is pretty packed. it's open there's lots of people on sun bathing in this record

heat as we are in this heat wave in new york city but so far rockaway beach here in queens has closed three times due to shark sightings. even with all of that happening people say they're still ready to take a dip. take a look this is earlier today out at the beach in queens reading see how busy it is. yesterday parks department temporary close this beach down. not only swimmers into the water after several shark sightings but reopen today. the closure came one of the hottest days this summer as thousands of new yorkers hit the beaches during this ongoing heatwave. so we talk to some locals out here at the beach today who tell me they are not shocked or scared but they've heard about this quite a few times recently. one well that we talked to actually solve the shark yesterday before it lifeguard cleared everybody out. >> we were here, they've heard him blow the whistle i said he wasn't too far and i looked i literally saw the short going that way. there were two sharks. then we saw the defendant strolling and strolling.

>> you see those fins there in the water, she said she still wanted to get back in and she's back here today. out in cape cod the reportedly nearly two dozen confirmed shark sightings just over the weekend. including at least six great white sharks spotted just on friday lumbered experts say this is peak season for shark sightings out on cape cod because as the waters warm up more sharks move in particular this video. one woman on nantucket crop this shark feeding frenzy on canopy to the group of sharks swimming around in a circle they're eating seals but that was only 100 yards from shore put back out here live rockaway beach still very busy today the beach is still open. according to tracking sharks.com they're been 25 shark attacks in the united states. a lot of shark action out on long island two. arthel: the sharks and the swimmers like the warm water. alexis and mick adams. you know what i'm saying? rockaway beach, new york,

queens, thank you alexis, eric. >> and i heard the ice cream man for the ice cream man jingle jingle we here during the summer maybe alexis will get some ice cream. the white house is bracing for what economists expect will be a soft gdp report on thursday. if the report does show the economy contracted for a second straight quarter, experts say that would mean we are officially in a recession. meanwhile president biden is talking up the drop in gas prices it dropped from five straight weeks as we continue to recover from the symptoms of covid. jackie heinrich is live at the north lawn with the very latest on all of that. facts are just got an update from president biden's position a few moments ago but we are told is runny nose, cough and body aches have significantly diminished. his predominant symptom is now a sore throat. doctor calls encouraging and assign his body is likely clearing the virus through his lymph nodes. his voice remains a bit deep.

but his pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, temperature and oxygen saturation remain normal. and his lungs are clear the present has complete his third day of treatment with antiviral and he will continue the course as a player and supplemented with his inhaler for coffee. we have not seen the president at all this weekend for the white house not really sending new photos or video yesterday are so far today. downplayed concerns about the 79-year-old's diagnosis the white house is not made of biden's position doctor kevin o'connor available for questions but official speaking on his behalf saying and said the president is fully vaccinated, dwight boosted experiencing a mild case. items must likely affect the highly contagious be a sub variant and will continue to carry out his duties in isolation or he will remain through tuesday. he could resume his schedule as soon wednesday if he test negative. meantime ahead of this week's gdp ratings the white house appears to be bracing for a second consecutive quarter of negative growth commonly referred to as a recession.

the council of economic advisors now trying to redefine what exactly a recession is. writing on their blocks what is a recession? some maintained coat two consecutive quarters of falling real gdp constitute a recession priest either the official definition of the way economists evaluate the state of the business cycle where they go on to say official determination take a holistic look at the data. including the labor market consumer spending, industrial production and income," based on this data it is unlikely the decline in gdp in the first quarter of this year even if followed by another gdp decline in the second quarter is a recession. there you have a council of economic advisers save eve ago second quarter of negative growth they are not going to call it a recession for that reading is due out on thursday, eric. >> that must be rebranding. all right jackie at the white house thank you. >> eric and jackie it is day three of turning point usa student action summit. the crowd of students heard a lot from gop leaders looking to

the presidency in 2024. the event continues today phil is live at the summit in tampa, florida. what is on tap for today? >> we only have one more speaker and turning point usa at summit is going to be over a three day summer the headliner this morning this afternoon for most white house press secretary. she will take the stage any minute. after she is done this building is going to clear out and crews will break down, making this summit different than last year summit was this, there were many potential 2024 presidential candidates on hand here including last night headliner. >> what your generation will not let them do what they want to do to you which is bad, bad things. we are going to take back our liberty. we are going to take back our destiny. we are going to take it back, very soon, our country.

the former president kim on the stage with a bang in front the standing room only crowd. in the convention center ballroom here in tampa a crowd of mostly young people. that is what turning point usa is really all about. getting the high school and college age kids in their minds, emphasizing conservative principles and politics. >> and so we sat turning point usa life will be changed here, we know that to be true. what's amazing to think how many future governors, senators and congresspeople are going to lock the doors right here. >> one of the u.s. senators who could end up running for president, is florida's rick scott pretty told me he has made no decision on that. but right now is more focused on this november. >> i think the big thing now is the when and 2022. i am the head of the senate committee. we've got to get majority of the house and senate. got a lot of work to do.

>> a former president trump did tees not only last also friday night in tucson that he might run again. the crowd of course ate that up. meanwhile his former number two vice president mike pence, well, he's going his own way more and more away from the president pretty campaign in arizona friday as well for in opposing candidate for governor. and this week, both men will be in washington attending separate think tank policy summits, back to you in new york. the five he will take it phil keating in tampa, florida thank you very much, eric. eric: down south the migrant surge at the border continues despite the brutally and very dangerous hot temperatures. but now the immigration debate is making its way north to places like new york city and washington d.c. those cities, fearing the impact of the migrant flow as migrants from central and latin america

are showing up there. officials do not know what to do it. steve is alive in eagle pass, texas which is 1473 miles from our nation's capitol. the border impact in places today, hi steve. >> that is right, eric. that flow continues round the clock day and night but fox news out overnight with the department of public safety. getting some images of young men being detained to have crossed the border illegally across the u.s. among those detained 24-year-old honduran man, he has a lengthy record of arrest for child pornography. he's also been deported from that u.s. three separate times. policy mentions, mentioned by the governor here, governor abbott of texas. bussing some migrants who enter the u.s. illegally to northern cities. it has drawn outrage from the mayors of washington d.c. as well as new york city. governor abbott has said that criticism is unjustified.

he said it's the policies of president biden that are to blame for the chaos along the border. records continue to be set here crossing scope more than 200,000 encounters in the month of june alone. between border agents and migrants attempting to cross into the u.s. illegally, eric back to you. >> art steve thanks so much for a few moments we talk with representative on the migrant flow and the fact some of the northeast cities are feeling what is happening down there, up here. you will get their reaction, thank you. arthel: are going to go out west and now we are more than 6000 people forced to evacuate their homes as a new fast-moving wildfire rages across central california. the washburn fire had been burning for nearly three weeks. the oak fire broke out friday near yosemite park and exploded in size yesterday. moving into sierra national forest. at last report had scorched nearly 20 square miles and was

0% contained. very unfortunate. eric: outrage is louder and the rage of the attack of canada for good notorious candidate lee running for senator of new york state. the incident happened on thursday and see the suspect walked up to him with a sharp object. thankfully congressman zeldin was able to grab them for the guy was taken down by other people including his running mate was a former new york city police officer. that suspect arrested first under new york's cashless bail law and released by new york authorities because they did not hold him on bail. that caused a controversy and the feds stepped in because mr. zeldin is a congressman but he is being charged under federal law. house minority leader kevin mccarthy says this all speaks to the larger issue of crime in some cities. >> you look at the crime within our streets.

you look at what happened to lead zeldin three that's a direct effect of what the democrat policies are per this going to be an opportunity 107 days to change the course of history. a new direction as we say the commitment to america very quickly from the staff you become directly from congressman lee zeldin he is our guest on "fox news live" at 4:00 p.m. i'll ask him about the attackers about the facts the feds have taken that suspect, taken him behind bars for now. his reaction to being attacked in criminal justice policies of some progressive politicians can change. arthel. we fight we look forward to that eric paid me about republicans calling for stricter security as agent struggle to curb human trafficking and drug smuggling at the southern border. dhs secretary insists things are under control. were going to have reactors in texas congressman, he is up next with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. (sighs) here, i'll take that.

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the border is secure. we are working to make the border more secure. that has been historic challenge. >> safe and secure are two different words. there are smugglers that operate in placing one's life for is not safe. >> are public in texas congressman represents the 19th congressional district just west of dallas and fort worth. you just heard the secretary's own words, the border is secure. they're working to secure it, do you by that? >> you just listen to how he is

straining to parse words as the front man for a 50 year politician, i am not surprised he is as disconnected as his boss in our commander-in-chief on this issue. i think he is unfit for the job, eric. he's either being dishonest with the american people or he is a delusional and disconnected from the very facts that were in that reports coming out of his own department. obviously, the historic numbers of human trafficking, drug trafficking and all the criminal element pouring into our country. not just texas and border states but the entire nation. it is insulting for the american people for him to say that. and it is dangerous because border security is national security. eric: what do they need to do? >> eric, i've been saying for months now, this president is undeterred. i do not see him changing his open border policies.

i think he is totally committed to the radical left. i mean, we can just take place from the previous demonstration and run on those. the state and mexico policy per just enforce the law. get back to loathing the border while they halted construction on. stop catch and release. i mean they know what to do but they are willfully and intentionally not doing it. this president has advocate's chief job which is to keep americans safe. he has been derelict in upholding the laws of the land. so it falls on the states and the states have a constitutional right of self-defense. so they're going have to fill the gap on behalf of their citizens and protect their citizens. sue for the administration said they're spending billions of dollars on this. at the same time taking a page from the secretary, what can washington do? can congress change the drug laws question wrecked it's legal

for some bishop of the board and claim asylum. as that has been reported that's part of the playbook from the cartels. should some these laws be changed to make it more difficult for these issues? >> will certainly congress has a role here and we should button up the immigration laws per there are loopholes being exploited. there are magnets that draw people here. but where there is a will there is a way. that was demonstrated by president trump who, under his leadership, saw illegal crossings dropped 70%. so yes, congress can work on this. i have little hope that we will fix it over the next two years. when republicans get the majority we can use oversight. we can use power of the put purse to put pressure on this president and we will. i think our state leaders have to step up and exercise their article one section ten powers when there is an invasion.

i went drug cartels are in control in the control of our borders have been seated by the admits ration to these cartels you have drugs kill americans at an alarming rate of over 100,000 last year, you have an invasion but we are under siege and state leaders have to step up and stop it. because this president will not. he has demonstrated that and he is committed to it unfortunately. >> finally up in new york, york city mayor adams is not feeling up are they watching on television, this is a flow of what your state is affected by. now mayor adams is saying we've got 2000 illegal immigrants from latin america i'm going to put them in hotels. what is your reaction to the fact that northeast to cities, other locations are now feeling the effects of what's going on down at the border? >> well, just shows you how dishonest and disconnected mayor's statement as we have mayor from a city, and a state a long way away from the epicenter of bidens border crisis, right?

so policies have consequences. because of catch and release and this administration last mile in human trafficking pushing people throughout the continental united states you are starting to have democrat run mayors, awoke mayors wake up to the fact this is a tremendous social and economic cost to our country big rex yes and mayor adams is hot on this one. now new york city is feeling it too. congressman jodey arrington of texas, thank you for your insight. will be back with more this pressing issue. >> thank you eric god bless. arthel: monkeypox declared a global health emergency within the last 24 hours as case numbers climb here in the u.s. doctor am is one of the nation's foremost experts on the virus. she is up next with what you need to know about this rapidly spreading disease.

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eric: rushes climbing missile strike in odesa and only military targets became one after russia reduce these attacks on three black seaports and let ukraine resume exporting its gray brick neighboring countries celebrate that deal hoping it would alleviate a food shortage of grain and bread and europe. lucas tomlin said live now for us in ukraine's capitol with the very latest on what vladimir putin has been doing, lucas. >> eric, russia initially denied making that missile strike in odesa though the only country in the world that fires the caliber cruise missile they are the only country right now in the black sea with war ships and submarines. ukrainian president zelenskyy made a statement about the attack. >> russia's missile attack on our port in odesa is a cynical one. it also turned out to be a blow to russia's own political

position. >> the russian strike on odesa/pro- warship in the black sea hour after the deal assigned opening up ukrainian ports to begin exporting some 20 million tons of grain. ukrainian foreign minister said the strike was a spit in their face. the defense minister compared it to stalin's tactics in the 1930s lack of millions of ukrainians in the great famine for the statement secretary of state tony blinken condemned the attack saying quote, it undermines the effort to bring food to the hungry and the credibility of russia's commitment to the deal. russian forces not just target ukraine's ports but it's heartlands as well. crops desperately needed for farmers to sell to the world to consume right ukraine accounts for 10% of the world to grain. while russia's grading got an esa slowly enveloping the transit region. ukrainian forces are trying to open a new front in the south which quickly fell to the russians when it launches full-scale invasion exactly five months ago today. ukrainian forces have been showing a key bridge touche cut

off russia's escaping trey kills him. they're hoping the city can be recaptured in september. yesterday much the potential for the u.s. to sell fighter jets or deliver them here to ukraine, john kirby white house books and john kirby moments ago told our own how it cards that proposal is off the table something for that long term even quote postwar, erica quick says something ukrainians have been begging for. yesterday we had a member of the ukrainian parliament saying they need those warplanes to tip the balance to beat -- finally beat russia. lucas and tomlinson alive in kyiv force thank you. arthel: the world health organization declaring a global emergency over the alarming spread of monkeypox worldwide. calling it quote an extraordinary situation. the disease typically confined to africa has now been detected in 75 countries including much of the u.s. where there's been

close to 3000 cases confirmed. among them the first two cases in children diagnosed last week in california and washington d.c. be joining us now doctor and epidemiology professor at ucla and expert on monkeypox. joe as you know, they said we understand too little about monkeypox. you, and your 20 years have research of monkeypox and that democratic republic of the congo. what have you discovered about the disease that needs to be understood immediately and without mistakes or confusion? well, arthel, thank you for having me. yes i've been working on monkeypox for two decades in the democratic republic of congo. i can tell you we know a lot about monkeypox in the context of low resource settings, places like drc. we really have to be humble but we know about house virus is going to be spreading it with the potential is for global

spread. in a high resource setting. what you're seeing now is the virus is spreading quickly with very close person-to-person contact. but the virus can spread in a variety of different ways when we spread it we call fomite. if you have been an adamant object up in contaminant sheets, towels, clothing, can be spread person-to-person. as a result we need to be careful we need to understand how it is spreading, how quickly it is spreading many situational awareness really, really good testing really good case definition so clinicians can understand that we will have much more situational awareness. arthel: summary follow-up to that. first of all the they would need to be humble but you're one of the foremost experts on this virus. so i appreciate that as you said we are still learning even though you had two decades of studying. that is important that you said that. and also something you said it

can live on an adamant object but he want you to address that form and specifically what does that? and also until very recently we are told of men and the gay community were most at risk for getting monkeypox and i've got a toddler and an infant that of got the virus. so how do you explain that into the general public be concerned? >> this goes back to answer your second question, this goes back to what i sang at the beginning. this virus has a variety of mechanisms for spread. first being very close personal contact with that is what's happening in the community of men have with men. but that's not the only way it spreads but in fact in africa what we see it's often from an animal exposure. and then we can see person-to-person contact which then continues on. that can be from somebody who is sick, has contact the lesions are in contact with bedsheets,

clothing, those things. then someone else is in contact can get it. there's a variety of ways it can spread which makes sense you'll see it not stay in community spreading it right now, it will spread everywhere. i've said this before infection anywhere is infection potentially anywhere. viruses never stay in one community. we all live together there's a lot of travel, there's a lot of trade there's lot of mobility. so that is probably what we will see. arthel: vaccine doses are different for children people of different ages. how does this compound the production and distribution of monkeypox vaccines? looks well, what we know is a vaccines against poxvirus smallpox in particular, protect also against a monkeypox but have several available. the first of which is a vaccine institute dose of vaccine. we have very small stocks of it at present for other their orders for a lot more. that is going to be available -- more and more of this vaccine.

there are more vaccines just a vaccine for smallpox but could also protect against monkeypox. there may be some discussion using fat vaccine as well. but there are vaccines that are very effective in terms of reducing the potential for infection onboard spread. arthel: await for cdc guidelines when they are available, who should get them, et cetera. no viruses that once never or rarely traveled to america, now seemed to be spreading here. is this the new normal? or maybe it was my question hyperbolic? was i think we are in a new age of travel, trade, population mobility. we also population continued to expand. we can anticipate we will see more viruses moving from one place to another.

that's all we always have to be thoughtful. we see these in viruses spreading for example in africa. they spent very little tool to do the work to control the viruses at the places they are endemic are places where you see a lot of spread. we have to remember that we are all interconnected. the way were going to in front of these viruses is to invest in public health infrastructure here and our own country, but also to care about what is going on globally. because what is happening elsewhere, will eventually arrive here. arthel: it's an excellent points we have to provide resources to try to stop the virus at the source. and also compassion for people. doctor and, always enjoy speaking with you and appreciate your expertise for thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks arthel. we told about the claims jimmy hoffa is buried in a barrel in jersey city. the fbi says it did a search that area and he was not there.

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hoffa's body was delivered to his dad days after hoffa vanished, buried in a metal drum 12 feet down right next to the dump under the pulaski skyway. >> you are saying your father. jimmy hoffa? >> yes. my dad later in years, he said he could not fit in the drum. he had to go feetfirst they had to turn him and put him in headfirst brickwork see her father said hoffa could not but in the drum? chris could not but of the drum beat percy could not get the legs to bend right. so we had to take him out and put them in headfirst records as part of our ongoing series, streaming on fox nation, we conducted a ground penetrating radar survey you see there of the site. we found the potential that could. metal buried under ground reset his father buried hoffa. is in charge of the case last

month scott bernstein joins us from detroit his long car they hoffa case. the gangsta report that gangs report.com and host the original gangster podcast. what do they do under the bridge last month to come up with this conclusion? >> they conducted a 48 hour excavation based on the search warrant they had secured back in october of 2021. and they came up empty. and as i have said for decades now, this is the case that never dies. it is evergreen. and i am confident in saying the conspirators, the people who pulled this off most of whom if not all of whom are now deceased, are having quite the laugh in the graveyard.

arthel: is it possible the fbi may have missed a spot? i was in there and the fbi was out there at the exact spot we did our ground penetrating radar. dan who work with us at fox news and on fox nation as a part of our investigation, our exclusive, dan was not there. this all started because frank's brother paul was watching a fox news cycle with dan and myself. he wanted his brother's story alfred contacted me, i contacted dan and dan went there with frank. how do we know the fbi is at the right spot question rick let me our viewer tweeted us this, maybe they did not stand where you did in 2019 but somebody has to go out there and see if they dug where you stand. what you found is gone if not they got it wrong and need to go dig there. our producers taken care of that, what is the possibility they may have missed it? >> slim to none.

are we questioning the fbi's competency here? they had a search warrant. they abided by the regulation of the search warrant signed by a federal judge. they were there for two days. they were there for two minutes. they did their due diligence and they came out with a nothing burger. you just have to kind of accept that and move on. >> i really want to thank the fbi and the agents in that bureau. especially in detroit. they have pursued every credible lead after all these decades in the search for justice, the search for truth in the hoffa family. >> people questioning where they dug in the right place or speculating on social media about him still being there, you're really not given the fbi enough credit here. this is an organization that is spent tens of millions of dollars over a half-century. there is nobody more invested than putting this thing to bed

than the fbi. they have been embarrassed for 47 years. they went all of the loose ends tied up. the idea they would not exhaust every remedy available to them to do that, isn't incorrect, inaccurate. and i have faith the fbi did what they were supposed to do. and there was nothing there. the case now points back to detroit which is where frankly where it should be. >> what you think happened? >> he was most likely incinerated and there's nobody. we have been running around for 50 years looking for something that does not exist. >> so, you are it sends the mobsters detroit took care of it themselves. and he was incinerated in the central state sanitation? >> at that time they had access to at least four crematorium's or incinerators.

central sanitation is one place that has been pointed to. central sanitation bound down shortly after hoffa went missing before they had a search warrant. but this belief that he was taken to new jersey is giving away too much credit to tony who was new jersey that was implicated in this conspiracy was merely a pawn on a chessboard to be played. he was a puppet not the puppeteer. and the idea he wanted some type of trophy sent to him or some type of a bargaining chip, he never would have had the authority to request that. in the guise of a running the show in detroit, the brothers, would never have entertained doing that. this is a family in detroit that has a phd in mafia murder.

no member of this crime family has been more convicted of a homicide in almost 100 years. this is a group that knows what they were doing which is why they were tasked to get rid of hoffa. they did the best of their ability and frankly they did not need any help. this notion that's out there but it's come from netflix or other narratives that the detroit family needed help with her own housecleaning, is offensive to the detroit mafia guys who did that progress will be going back to detroit a fox nation story riddled the search for james r hoffa continues. this should be solved for the hoffa family, we think of them and for history pit will be continuing our series all five episodes are on fox nation now. scott bernstein, thank you for thank you for your great work in this. and we will be back in detroit and back at that site. we are not giving up on any credible lead, thank you.

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five reality tv stars and athletes are among the victims targeted in a group of celebrity home invasions in the atlanta area. police they'd caught four suspects but many more are still on the loose. charles walks in his life atlanta with more, charles. tractate good afternoon arthel for those arrest happened about 15 miles north of atlanta in the affluent suburb of sandy springs paid police say was a part of a year-long investigation of a criminal organization that has been targeting the homes of celebrities, athletes and high-profile figures for the sandy springs police department release this body cam footage of officers with their guns drawn as they arrest four of the alleged gang members were this happened on july 17. police say they received information, decided to conduct surveillance when they saw the suspect attempt a break-in. they allegedly at the home of a woman who shares a childless superstar. >> based off the intelligence that we had, we thought they

might be in that area again. and we were fortunate. that night they decided to come to us. and we were able to make for arrest. >> police say the four who were arrested and other alleged gang members are suspected in at least 15 home invasions in the air including a break-in earlier this month where a resident was shot to the gang uses social media to track their victims. police say atlanta falcons and atlanta united players are among those who were targeted. and real housewives of atlanta tells her fox station in atlanta she had a run-in with the suspects earlier this month. >> looked at the phone i made what happened? they kicked in the door and i screamed. they were not thinking anyone was home. and of their mind they are watching.

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before you note how the summer but not this happened a lot of cities across the east coast be dealing with near record high temperatures today print philadelphia bracing heat index near 110 degrees.

85 million americans are now under some sort of heat alert. fox news meteorologist adam joins us now with more. you've got to be careful and really take precautions in the searing horrible heat, right? >> rapidly right. we have really extreme heat in some cases it's going to fuel some very extreme euler also. possibly some severe weather bows humming it going in the afternoon for this is kind of the line we will be paying attention to its right on the frontal boundaries but if you see where it is you're in front of you see a ton of this heat. it's also we see a chance for severe thunderstorms stepped in and really getting up into portions of western new york is where he see the most severe weather. all of that heat as you said, 85 million people under heat advisors is a lot of extreme heat in the middle of the country bring that up and down the east coast for at least the next couple of days will see some extreme heat. temperatures getting up to about 105 degrees in oklahoma city today triple digits proved fairly widespread you at the

heat and humidity across the east coast bring back a bunch of triple digit 101 degrees in new york city today part 103 in d.c. stays hot tomorrow finally breaking a little bit for us on tuesday, eric. a couple more days of extreme heat and then so hot after that by. >> you know it is 1 degree hotter in new york city right now then in arizona. i have been there. nice place. ♪. mike: 's art live images our southern border as migrants there are gathered near a tree on a scorching hot day. officials at seeing a record number of migrants despite the scorching summer heat. all while homeland security alejandro mayorkas claims the border is secure but welcome to "fox news live" i am mike emmanuel. lone star policy, migrants are being sent to northern cities where some mayors say they are not prepared to handlem.