democrat leaning independence favor biden for the 2024 election. it's always foreign look at the president's approval ratings because, of course, that trickles down as well. congressman bill johnson thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> good to be with you. thanks. >> carley: absolutely. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we start with a fox weather alert. the state of florida, everyone is talking about it down there, especially. they are bracing for this hurricane, hurricane ian. >> the storm intensifying in the gulf of mexico, reaching hurricane strength within the last hour. >> steve: meanwhile florida governor ron desantis has deployed the national guard as millions prepare for the first major storm of the season. across the state empty shelves as people stock up with supplies like water and toilet paper and you name it and they are buying

it. president joe biden canceled an appearance in florida this week ahead of the storm. >> brian: we have been buying that for the last two years anyway. we have fox team coverage senior meteorologist janice dean tracking ian we start with nicole valdez in tampa. nicole? >> good morning. we just learned nearly every county in the state of florida is now under a state of emergency that includes not only hillsborough county but the city of tampa, specifically. where i'm standing is actually bayshore boulevard. this is an area notorious for flooding. especially when many of these storms make it to shore here. storm teenage mutant ninja turtle absolutely top of mind here for many who live in the tampa bay area. you will see the signs that people are taking this seriously. as you look at just the line of cars that go on for miles. this is the scene just yesterday all across tampa bay, what was a beautiful weekend turned into really getting down to work for many who know how seriously they need to be taking now hurricane

ian. lining up for the 10 free sandbags that people have been able to get not only in hills wore row, county but talking all over the tampa bay pin necessary also a county, clearwater. really top of mind here, again, as we focus in on the next several hours which will be crucial to learn just where hurricane ian may make landfall on the gulf coast of florida. we spoke to people who told us they waited more than three hours in line for those sandbags. of course, you know that there are so many other supplies people are going to need to stock up for the next several days. water, of course plywood getting the hurricane shutters on. it's what we are going to be likely seeing here over the next 72 to 48 hours, guys. >> steve: indeed. it is headed for tampa bay. thank you very much. meanwhile senior meteorologist janice dean is tracking ian's path as it gains intensity in the gulf. janice, it looks like the people in the east coast of florida are going to have a lot of rain but it's heading for the west. >> the west coast.

but the whole state of florida needs to be prepared for the storm system. it's going to be large one, even though we typically focus on the landfall, this is going to impact the whole state of florida. so we have a hurricane right now. it was named a hurricane in the 5:00 a.m. hour. we are going to be seeing rapid intensification over the next 24 to 48 hours as it crosses over the western portion of cuba. we have hurricane hunters on the scene right now. they are giving us the very latest information which will be brought into all of the forecast data that we bring to you over the next several hours, over the next few days to keep people safe. but the bottom line here is we have a hurricane watch now for the tampa area and also tropical watches for parts of the west coast of florida. key west you are under tropical storm warning. we are going to start to feel those effects in the next several hours. and then as we go through time, pay attention to wednesday and thursday. things get a little uncertain.

so that's why i need people along the big bend of florida and the panhandle to pay attention. sometimes these forecasts can move a little more to the west. the about the line is we will have major hurricane on the doorstep of the west coast of florida in the next several days. people need to be completing their plans. we have hurricane watches now in effect. this is going to be a big deal not only heavy rainfall, the storm surge will be upwards in some areas of over 9 feet over vulnerable coast line. this is going to be the biggest story we will be following over the next few days for the state of florida. of course they know how to deal with ukraine hads, but this one will be the first one of the season so people need to be completing their plans today. over to you. >> steve: indeed. all right. thank you, j.d. >> ainsley: all talking about how busy the grocery stores are. you can't find a lot of things now. people are taking all the water, buying the water just preparing for this. >> steve: got to be safe.

>> brian: for continuing coverage of the hurricane download the fox weather app. or stream fox weather on favorite connected tv device and we all have our favorites. meanwhile, let's talk about what's happening with the midterms. what are we six weeks away? wonder what the american people think about the most important. fascinating to look at it. since this dodd decision came out most people say abortion front and center no bigger issue. when you think about some of the overwhelming things hitting america. our wallets and daily lives. you realize abortion is dropping quick. take a look at the latest rankings on what you care most about. 85% say the economy. why? could be what looms for housing. could be what's happening with inflation. 79% say they -- the inflation is big for them. education in schools suddenly republicans are talking about that. can you go anywhere without hearing about crime? and then, ainsley, comes abortion, immigration and climate change. >> ainsley: look at that crime is above abortion in that poll.

this was an abc-"the washington post" poll and. >> brian: they didn't want to talk about this on abc. >> ainsley: they sample over 1,000 people. it it's interesting that crime has is you are passed abortion. they trust republicans more than democrats. >> brian: i wonder why how could that be? >> ainsley: that's a 14 point advantage that republicans have because 52 percent said they trust the republican party 38 percent said they trust the democrats whether it comes to crime. >> steve: right with registered voters, it's even more. we are going to talk with a little bit about jen psaki what she said yesterday on one of the i think it was meet the press where she said if the midterms are a -- if the midterms are referendum on joe biden, the democrats are doomed. so they will lose. but, what was interesting is she said when you look at each state. state why state. inflation impacts everybody. but, when you look at a state

like pennsylvania, said that crime is very impactful regarding the senate race with mr. fetterman and mr. oz. so how big ultimately at the end of the day will crime be? probably pretty big. in the meantime, take a look. the cover of the the "new york " today, there is a guy right there by the name of pedro hernandez and what a story he has got. holy hell is the headline because just outside of saint patrick's cathedral on august 28th on, let's see, fifth avenue. he apparently got involved in a three card monty game. >> brian: every time i go to that game were sealed. the guys running it were hustlers. >> brian: glad they didn't let me in. >> steve: he lost his gold chain and cash. got into red mercedes. he i will pulls out a gun in front of saint patrick's cathedral and starts shooting inside the car. they were not hurt. they drove off to the palace

hotel parking lot. he gave chase in his black bmw. they dropped the money. they dropped the chain. he grabbed it. but they all got arrested. >> ainsley: one of the guys dropped the cash and chain. he stopped and picked it up and he fled. the two member in the mercedes, they were taken into custody on unrelated open warrants. and then the cops are now pursuing hernandez on a warranted for the shooting. he has three open gun cases, all in 2019. >> steve: that's the important part. why was he on the streets? because they say, ainsley, that if you have a gun violation, they are going to put you in jail. >> ainsley: that's what they say. >> steve: he has three. why was he out? >> ainsley: the busts among 15 arrests that he had on record at that time. so, he is facing -- he was the face. he is the darling of the rebail reform law. advocates for bailing him out of yale jail. he spent a year in rikers and bailed him out during all of the hoopla about bail reform.

and he was the darling. he was the poster child now look at his record and is he doing it again, allegedly, according to police. he was involved in this saint pat's in the middle of the day just firing shots off. >> brian: rfk foundation is the one that bailed him out. >> ainsley: right. >> brian: i'm not taking a deal. i would rather go to prison i'm innocent. involved with three other accomplices in a robbery. >> ainsley: slashed someone's face. >> brian: suing the city for wrongful arrest. this guy is a menace, and he is deadly. and he should not be out on the streets. in past years they have not been out. but, under this regime, under the bail -- on the zero cash bail and they told us this the day it passed we had every police smirgs who is still alive coming out going this is the biggest disaster to hit and it ripples through philadelphia and the same thing happening in chicago. san francisco has been overrun. this is why lee zeldin has a legitimate shot of being the next governor of new york.

that's how bad things are. all he needs, if you do the stats, is 30% of the vote in new york city. that's all he needs. if he gets between 30 and 35, i don't think he can lose. here is what he said yesterday, one of the items i would be consulting with counsel on is the option of declaring an emergency on crime where the cashless bail law can be suspended. this is not plan a. the problem with an executive order is that when the next governor comes in they can get rid of it. i believe that the law needs to change. and this is why this current governor goes yeah, we are looking at the stats right now. cashless bail is not a problem. what stats are you looking at? with we get her a newspaper? >> ainsley: he went to this kip's bay eatery. the owner was shot dead in 1996 and that case was never solved. zaid continue goes there and talking about crime. they applaud him there. he says is he going to work well with the mayor of new york city. mayor eric adams. is he a democrat he says we will

work together to fight crime. he says we have known each other for years and worked together in albany. if elected, i believe the story that will be written in 2023 how governor zeldin with working with mayor adams to save the city. >> brian: so smart to play it like this. instead of saying i'm going change things and this mayor is wrong. >> steve: interesting how every election cycle there is a different mantra. remember it was two years ago where everybody was talking about defunding the police. fast forward today now crime is a big problem. it is so bad in new orleans there is a story out there today that apparently the police department of new orleans is going to start hiring civilians to do things like administrative work and the cop shops and answer the phone. they will no longer send patrol officers out to, you know, there is a cat up the tree. loose animals. medical calls or car accidents on private property. it's gotten so bad they need their cons to actually handle the crime and the crime is

rampant. >> ainsley: crime not cats. >> brian: german shepherd and got out got to get a new one. >> steve: they will send a civilian. >> ainsley: put up some posters on the tree. green brian that's all you got go a staple gun and go to a telephone pole. >> steve: according to the polls you feel the pain of crime. will it set toe call a tent city home. new neighbors may not welcome them with open arms. rachel campos-duffy hears from people who are not on board with the mayor's plan for that big tent. brian. >> brian: oh, yeah, the battle of super stars. tom brady going up against aaron rodgers for america's game of the week. how the packers came out ahead in the final seconds. okay. i just gave it away. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: we are back with headlines, starting with americaens crime crisis. the new orleans police department is now recruiting civilians to make up for severe staffing shortages as murder and violent crime rates soar. the crime will allow 50 to 75 additional people respond to emergency calls the city surpassing saint lewis as the murder capital of the country with the rate of 52 homicides per 100,000 residents in the last two weeks. that is a 78% increase from last year. already this morning, three buses of migrants from texas have pulled into new york city. men, women and small children stepping offer the buss with

more expected later on. and in arizona, a woman is facing multiple charges accused offed of trafficking hundreds of migrants across the migrants charging them $50,000 each. republican candidate for arizona governor kari lake sounding off on the damage that can come rather from unfettered illegal immigration. i was talking to the sheriff of cochise county, two of his vehicles damaged by smugglers crashed into them trying to get away. impacting arizonans every single day. >> carley: there have been over 200,000 migrant encounters in the tucson arizona sector this year alone. now to the nfl. the miami dolphins stay unbeaten after a wild afc matchoff against the buffalo bills. hunter kicking the ball into his own blocker. gets away. oh my goodness.

how did he escape. it goes up to mackenzie. the clock continues to tick. the clock is at 3. miami has won. zeros on the clock. >> carley: time run out before the bills could attempt a game-winning field goal sending dorsey into a fit of rage. he could face discipline for the outburst that follows the league's warning to teams after breaking ipads after tom brady broke three last week. the bucks quarterback nearly pulled off another signature comeback. stopped a two point game tying conversion win 1-12. in "primetime" the denver broncos sloppy 11-10 victory against the niners. ruffle wilson leading a comeback to pick up the team's second straight win. on top of a busy football sunday the nfl announcing pop super star rihanna as the 2023 super

bowl halftime show performer. it's going to be rihanna this year, guys. >> steve: they had been talking that it might wind up being taylor swift. that was last week. now it's rihanna. just to recap for the kids playing, carley, could we pop carley back on the screen? i have got a sports question. i will ask brian. [laughter] >> brian: put salt in the wound. >> steve: so you are not supposed -- if you were the kicker, you are not supposed to kick it into another player on your team? >> carley: that is exactly right. final answer. >> brian: did i not know the answer to that thank you for that, carley. >> ainsley: that was a leading question. you did well with that. >> brian: carley, does it hurt when they punt a ball into your butt? because that's what happened? >> carley: hot is quarterback that happened to like the butt ball thing? >> brian: jeff sanchez.

>> carley: you can ask him. >> ainsley: go on the plaza an see. [laughter] >> brian: we have one of those dan marino balls. >> steve: we used to do stuff like that. >> brian: we used to blow off commercials too. >> ainsley: squishy sean hannity one. >> brian: that will not bruise. do not go over hummels. i was in kid got in trouble. nerf ball play in the house it's okay no one will get hurt. priceless hummels from germany in 180 smashed. good idea. get the glue she will never notice. four minutes later who broke the hummels? and, again, i blamed the nerf ball. >> ainsley: moms always know. can you move the coaster on the coffee table. >> brian: if it's broken. >> ainsley: out of place or broken. >> brian: break a hummel come clean right away. don't glue it. >> steve: if you break the economy, people are going to feel it. it feels like and we just showed

you the poll numbers. everybody feels inflation. so ralph bostic is the president of the atlanta federal reserve. and there are 12 federal reserve banks across america that monitor essentially how much we spend and stuff like that. you know, given the fact that they jacked up interest rates on all of us by 75 bases points, three quarters of a point last week. >> brian: for our own good. steve: that's what they say. he says that while inflation right now is at 8.3%. the target of 2%, getting that down to 2% are still a possibility. he said there could be some pain. people may lose their jobs. because a soft landing would be kind of tough to do. >> ainsley: how long does it take you to get down to 2% from 8.3%. they are going to have to continue to increase interest rates. >> steve: absolutely. they need to increase it a lot. >> brian: the problem is the formula we used in the 1980s to beat it we are not subscribing to because we are not cutting spending.

we are actually doing the exact opposite. here is rafael bostic. he says he is optimist by nation the atlanta fed president. >> inflation is high. too high. and we really need to do all that we can to make it come down. when you think about it sor soay high demand, not enough supply. as long as you have that gap, prices are going to be feeling upward pressure. this is something that's going to be hard. it's not going to be easy. there will likely be some job losses but i think if you look over the historical history here and our economic experiences if we have will job losses it will be smaller than we have seen in other situations. that's what i'm banking on. >> brian: let's hope. on top of that, home prices keep your eye what's going on if you are living it you understand it. so far home prices are 72% they say too high. really? i did not know we were spending. this other overvalued areas.

phoenix lead the charge of prices you may be in a house that's priced too high. 210 of the 413 markets were boom towns during the pandemic are now going to look at quick declines. so, that's not going to be great in terms of what the property you own. so, if you are in a 3% -- if you have a mortgage at 3%, why would you ever sell? right? so that stays put. if you are in the middle of buying a home. so many people are backing out going wait a second. i can't handle this now. this is more than i thought. i don't know what the right term is when you are about to sign off on a mortgage on closing and you just say i'm out? number one is jacksonville. some cases sure depending on the deal you have. >> ainsley: number one is jacksonville florida? >> i have second thoughts. thought they were buying 3% or 4% and now 6 or more. >> brian: 6 or 7. >> steve: this is the unpleasant

after effect of the housing market taking off over the last couple of years. now it's cooling down and some have suggested there is a recession in the housing market. add to the fact that the cost of getting money through the federal reserve jacking up the rates, it's going to be hard to buy that house. why buy it at 7% when you could have bought it at 3% last year. a lot of people are just going to wind up buying houses for a little while. meanwhile, regarding what raffle bass stick was talking about with job losses chuck todd have a great idea. all those people streaming into our country they can help us out. every month when the labor participation rate comes out and it shows fewer americans are actually working. their rationale is they needed places in boston, new york, miami. have the migrants take those jobs. listen to this.

texas based job worker program allows tuesday meet our opportunity needs we have in our economy. supply chain problems, inflation issues all connected to immigration. >> they are short 45,000 workers in boston. short over 400,000 in new york. they are short 170,000 in washington, d.c. even miami is short some 20,000 there. so, the point is, these migrants could actually be helping our labor force problem, which would help our supply chain, which could help inflation. >> ainsley: is that because the younger people don't want to work we are hearing after zoom now they are used to zooming they don't want to go in the office? >> steve: part of it. >> brian: what he says grandiose scheme is right. work visa program fill the spots people want to work and make businesses thrive again everywhere you go from gas stations to supermarkets to restaurants. everybody needs help. landscapers and farmers, everybody needs help. not this way. you can't breach our laws, break our system and then reward people with great paying jobs and give them citizenship.

>> ainsley: or brian what if you want to use the immigrant. use of the ones on the list doing it the right way that want to come over here. allow them to become citizens and pay their families and pay taxes and happy to be here and did it the right way. >> steve: there has always been a number we will allow this number in. one of the things that was interesting. foxnews.com story i read about chuck todd he talked about how with donald trump, the border crossings fell to a quarter of a million due to the pandemic and trump's policies. the one number he did not mention, he did not mention the 2 million migrants have come in the last year. just conveniently left that out. that, when you hear okay, they need people in boston and cleveland and what other towns he said. >> brian: martha's vineyard evidently they didn't. >> steve: what he said about that he said that was inhumane to take people there because they did not have the infrastructure to handle 50 people. if they don't have the infrastructure. >> brian: can't they make a tent? >> steve: why do so many people go on vacation there?

>> ainsley: inhumane to send 50 people to one of the nicest islands here in america. >> brian: call the national guard to escort them out. they're now on a military base suing us. fantastic, tonight send me to martha's vineyard, mom. please not again. fbi agents taking a pro-life leader in custody reportedly at gunpoint outside his home. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett says this is another instance of the department of justice tafingting conservatives. he's next. ♪ ock music ♪ >> tech: my customer enjoys time with her family. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new wipers. that's service on her time. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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big huge rifles pointed at mark and me throughout the house. the fbi telling a much different story claimingsing the swat team was not present. joining us now fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. until we see a ring doorbell video it's he said, they said what do you think? >> well, i think that these are thuggish tactics over a minor offense, you know, whether they use the a swat team and guns drawn, this level of force is wholly out of proportion to what is essentially a petty offense,

for what? because a religious leader who offers pro-life advice outside a planned parenthood clinic allegedly got into a verbal dispute that escalated, are supposedly moo a shoving match. what disturbs me is this happened, brian, a year ago. and the alleged victim filed a civil lawsuit for money damages that was so weak it was actually dismissed by the district court judge. merrick garland director of the fbi resurrects this case on a minor offense and uses the full force of the federal government and the fbi to dissend on this guy's home to arrest him in front of his seven children. he has no reported. is he not a violent individual call his lawyer and say have

your kind turn himself. in this is a disturbing incident by the fbi. kind of interesting you said that peter navarro said call me i'm run block away. that's the same thing we heard with roger stone. i was right here you didn't need to wake me up in the middle of night and scare my wife and then all of a sudden this happens. it's designed to, i guess, induce some degree of trauma. i can't wait to find out what the real deal is hopefully there will be video somewhere. here is what the fbi said. there are inaccurate claims being made regarding the arrest of mark hawk. no swat team or swat operators were involved. agents knocked on the door and identified themselves as fbi agents and asked him to exit the residence. he did so and taken into custody and did so without indictment. i went back to get him a sweatshirt and rosary beads. asked for a sweatshirt. i couldn't get it to them. they only saw the first page of the warrant hustled him out pointing guns to him said

tangentially to the other members of his family. regardless of how this comes out there. was an elderly pro-life volunteer in his 80's. he was shot in michigan after a heated conversation with a group. where was that -- where was that same type of answer when it comes to law enforcement showing themselves? >> you know, there has been an uptick in violence against pro-life clinics offering pregnancy advice. they have been the subject of arson attacks. the media pays no attention to it. but it's not at all surprising given the ugly rhetoric that we have seen from politicians in washington. and it's not just chuck schumer and liz warren issuing veiled threats outside the united states supreme court. you have got senator mazie hirono and representative tim ryan who are saying call to arms

against pro-life movement we need to kill and confront pro-lifers. is it any wonder then that we are seeing, you know, this kind of violence and it comes from the top and you have got president biden who says republicans are a clear and present danger to democracy. they are fascist or semi fascist, whatever the hell that means. you have got hillary clinton comparing trump supporters to nazis. i mean, this kind of incendiary rhetoric will inevitably result in acts of violence. and you know, once again, that's the sort of thing that has to stop. what disturbs me is the fbi and the doj, you know, have weaponized their immense power and there's now a legal litmus test if you check the box democrat, you get a free pass. if you check the box republican, the fbi will come after you.

>> brian: very interesting. it looks like the don has just weaponized the fbi. they are supposed to have one political appointee. he has got a 10 year term. chris wray. and they were supposed to be independent. the doj is basically taking it over. the democrats have. and i don't think that's acceptable to the people of the fbi. we need more whistleblowers to tell us the truth. thanks so much, gregg jarrett. appreciate it. coming up straight ahead. we move ahead. tent city, new york's mayor has a plan to handle the influx of migrants being sent from texas. rachel campos-duffy visits the bronx bureau who see how they feel about 5,000 new residents. becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress.

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asking for money from the federal government to construct these tent cities. rachel campos-duffy went up to the bronx to that burrow to hear from those people about the new neighbors want and she's joins us now. >> good morning, ainsley. i wanted to see what the people in the bronx thought about this idea. here's what happened. >> >> so about 1,000 migrants are going to be put up in orchard beach about 10 minutes from here. did you know that? >> no. i did not know that. >> how do you feel about it. >> i'm not too thrilled about it. >> tell me why. >> i think they should find a proper place for them. not here. >> in my opinion, i just don't think that new york city really has the space to house anybody else. i think we are just overpopulated at this point. >> i'm not very happy with that i bring my grandkids here. i have been coming here winter, summer, spring and fall. and it's a beautiful park. and i think it's going to make a

big difference in this park now. >> rachel: how do you feel about the tent city being set up here at orchard beach. >> i have no issues with it. >> this country was created on immigrants. and i think we had ellis island. we got statue of liberty. give us your hungry, give us your despair. i think it's a good thing. >> i think that now they are here, you are in a position to help, that's your job, right, to help? >> we're an asylum city. we are angst area city and do as much as we can to maintain our status. >> as a christian my heart goes out to all of those who are suffering and all those who are in need. but i feel like at some point either we all come together as one and say we are going to do it this way. i think we really need to focus on the needs that we have here superficially in the bronx. >> some people have said why haven't they offered this kind of housing to u.s. citizens who are homeless or veterans? >> there is a lot of homeless people here in the united states

around this area as well. >> should they be prioritized over people who didn't come here illegally and not citizens? should citizens be prioritized? >> yeah. they should. that's not fair. >> in my opinion, i think it should go to the u.s. citizens first. we have a big homeless problem in new york city as well. >> i think we should prioritize our homeless military first, then our citizens. because we are here. we pay taxes. >> so there has been no community meetings that you know about. >> none that i have known, about absolutely not. >> you are the kind of person that would hear about that. >> i'm a person who would hear about that. i'm pattern who attend them. >> do you know who alexandria ocasio-cortez is. >> i do not. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez is the congresswoman of this area. have you heard anything about how she feels about this spot being chosen? >> i don't. i actually haven't seen her in a while. i would see her a lot in my kid's school, in the neighborhood at the park. and i have not seen her. i was actually thinking where is she? >> rachel: she wanted these policies and now they are coming

to her district. how do you feel about that. >> we are paying for as it usual. i don't think they're living next to her house or in her park. >> what's your message to her. >> think about what you are planning before you just slam one together. >> ainsley: good job, rachel. >> rachel: thank you, ainsley. so a couple takeaways, one, no grassroots community involvement in this decision this was made top level. sos that very interesting. i will tell you something else that was fascinating, how many people would not talk to me on camera. because they said they were afraid of the repercussions of being against the tent and what their neighbors and co-workers would say about them would call them racist if they opposed. this i thought that was interesting. because we talked so much, ainsley, about how conservatives are self-censors how they feel if they support trump or pro-life they will get blow back. guess what? the freedom to speak -- people in liberal communities feel

that, too. i ran into a russian man who said this country is not free. if i talk to you on camera, my children will suffer in school from that. so, i thought that was fascinating as well. i would say in ventricle, most were against the idea. but, mostly were upset that it wasn't run by anyone in the community. it was a top down decision. >> ainsley: sounded like you only interviewed a few that were supportive of this. the majority were not. they brought up some excellent points, let's prioritize our military who don't have a place to live. the people who are paying taxes. let's prioritize them first. >> yeah. and the bronx is a poor area. and you see, you know, when you get a place like martha's vineyard that's wealthy and privileged, they quickly were able to get them out of their space. these people understand that this tent city is probably going to be there for a while. >> ainsley: we never heard anything from them until the immigrants started coming to their cities and now many concerns. i know that second tent city the location has not yet been

disclosed that first one suspect there in the bronx at orchard beach. thank you so much. great job, rachel. >> rachel: thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. we did reach out to the mayor's office and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez but we did not receive responses. let's hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: concerning headline here flesh eating animal tranquilizer now being linked to numerous drug overdoses found in heroin and fentanyl supplies in major cities including philadelphia, michigan and in president biden's home state of delaware. the drug is mainly used as a muscle relaxant for horses but humans who take this drug experience a decrease of muscle tissue which can cause bone disease infections and amputations. shocking video out of philadelphia shows a "wah-wah" being designated by a group of wild teenagers. the teens ransacked the store on saturday. 100 juvenile suspects stormed the convenience store throwing food, drinks and other

merchandise. one suspect even caught twerking on the counter top in celebration. so far no arrests have been made rain delay in the bronx pauses request for historic 61st home run of the season. matchup with the red sox was stopped after a 98-minute rain delay before being called 2-0 win for new york yankees after just six innings. judge won't have to wait long to give it another swing. the yankees face the blue jays on the road tonight. ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: okay. we will all watch. thank you so much, carley. well, we have a fox weather alert. florida is now bracing for that hurricane ian and for many this will be their first major storm since moving down to florida. kurt the cyberguy shares some life-saving tips next. ♪

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