arthel: the board spotlight as officials in arizona face a new surge of migrants. border agents once again strained with new video appearing to show new arrivals being held outdoors and in caged areas as the influx once again takes a toll on state and federal officials welcome to broward branding our "fox news s live" i arthel neville. shannon: i am a bryan llenas eric shawn has today operated tucson sectors on the busiest. nbc news reporting an average of 1300 migrants are crossing

through the desert every day, often in dangerous temperatures. arthel: just a few minutes of talk to arizona congresswoman. first we have fox team coverage for you, cb cotton on the overcrowded hotels in new york city. and christina cole but with the latest on what is happening at the southern border we will start with christina. cox high arthel per border sources tell us there's more armed smugglers and violent incidents happening along the border lately. especially in california and san diego county but there's also a surge of illegal border crossings and arizona's desert. this outdoor holding site for migrants hot conditions is getting back lash but some called the structure a cage, spokesperson for customs and border protection tells me single adult men are rotated to this outside facility in the tucson sector on a needed basis and transported to other locations for processing as rapidly as possible. but some advocates are critical

of this outdoor sites. tucson -based nonprofit humane borders and said quote it is inhumane to hold people in cages and keep them outdoors for hours during a heat wave. people who are lawfully seeking asylum are suffering and lives are at stake including small children. we call on cbp to cease this practice immediately and provide resources for a more humane border. now come as for the current border search "washington post" reports they have obtained preliminary cdp data showing border agents made about 40000 arrests just last month alone. behibut behind one month total r the tucson sector in 15 years. disorder some border experts note this is not a good look for the biden administration immigration policy. texas administration when they open the border up they do not relate the cartels taken advantage of the open border by overwhelming the border patrol with all these people. they are all these open alleys their trafficking our women and

children. >> also the tucson sector border patrol chief shared these photos near the spike in activity one week alone he said they had 11000 apprehensions, 43 rescues, 15 human smuggling events and 10 narcotic seizures bits cdp is not release the apprehension numbers for july we are still waiting on that data, bryant? brian? chris christina: thank you. arthel: tens of thousands of migrants have an buster from florida, texas and other border states up to new york city. now city officials saying there is no more room to house all of those asylum-seekers. hundreds of migrants have been sleeping shoulder to shoulder on the streets for days now let's go to cb cotton whose live in new york city with the very latest. >> the scramble you just mentioned, right now all signs indicate it's going to continue for the foreseeable future for the city is now weighing whether to repurpose soccer fields as migrant housing for the prospect

is already getting some pushback. this petition with more than 2000 signatures is urging the city to not repurpose the space and a youth organization which uses the soccer field sent a letter to parents about this a letter obtained by fox news says in part, while we empathize with the urge and humanitarian needs of those seeking shelter and safety, we believe taking away valuable field space from kids would have a profound negative impact on their physical, social, and emotional well-being. the potential move comes as a city's main intake center, the roosevelt hotel, hit capacity last week forcing dozens of migrants and asylum-seekers to sleep outside for days as they waited to be processed. the city has said children and families are prioritized on the bed every night. without more state and federal resources this troubling situation could happen more often buried this week of the city began preparing to move dozens of adult asylum-seekers and migrants into a wing of a

recreation center in the city for ialso the city indicated ths week it is at a breaking point. >> as we have said there's actually nothing off the table. we have explored and will continue to explore absolutely everything that is within our power and within our grasp. quick city reach out to find out more about the city's consideration of the soccer fields for migrant housing for r spokesperson would not comment directly but provided the same statement used over the past week saying in part the city desperately needs help. arthel: all right cb cotton live at our newsroom right here new york city, thank you. shannon: migrant crossings on the rise again putting enormous strain on customs and border protection homeland security is not renewing calls for volunteers to help out, at the southern border bring in arizona congresswoman debbie lesko member of the border security caucus. congress one thank you for joining us today we just got done showing our viewers the

video out of arizona in your state we have seen a surgeon border crossings, 30% in july. nowhere has there been more than in the tucson arizona sector 40000 arrests last month reportedly. that is the highest one month total in 15 years. can you respond to that video of those migrants out in the 100-degree plus weather in arizona and the surge that's happening currently in your state? >> first of all, thank you for having me on. i have gone to the border numerous times down in the tucson bo borders sector, yuma d elsewhere. it continues to be a disaster. the picture you are seeing of the illegal immigrants outside could all be solved if president biden would actually secure the border. i mean just look at the numbers. in june of 20201 trump was still the president there's 33000

crossings. fast-fofast forward to june of , there is 145,000 crossings. and as you said the numbers are going up. the "washington post" thanks there's going to be as many as 180,000 in the month of july. if you simply follow the law and secure the border all these problems will be solved. shannon: new york city the mayor asked for $4.3 billion to help 56000 migrants that overwhelm the city shelter system. he has only been given about one or $40 million, what is your response to the fact that you have new york city a sanctuary city not getting what they think they deserve here and trying to deal with the crisis from the biden administration? >> it's a little hard for me too feel sorry for new york city when arizona has been dealing with this problem for decades.

and especially since biden has come into office. they got $140 million, arizona did not get that. i note one of her sitting u.s. senator is livid about it and i am livid about it too. just because chuck schumer is in charge of the senate does not mean should not get money to it's just not fair. it is outrageous. they need to secure the border for national security but also for the children. there are girls are being raped, sold into sex's labor young boys being sold into sex slavery. i talked to secretary they are not even vetting a properly the sponsors they are sending these unaccompanied children too. it is just outrageous it's a national security thing but it is also harming the illegal immigrants themselves. bryan: i want to get to the fact it's been back-to-back years of highest and migrant deaths the

most illegal crossings in our history in back-to-back years we have the most unaccompanied minors in history. a lot of tension has been put on secretary mayorkas talk about potentially an impeachment of mayorkas. i'm wondering where that stands now question work that has been reporting you guys have had a tough time getting some republicans c a come on board wh that. do you think he should be impeached and have you heard anything from your colleagues that the tide may be turning? those who were not convinced may now be on board? >> i hope they are convinced because mayorkas deserves to be impeached. he is not fulfilling his constitutional duties to protect our country and secure the border pretty is also lied to congress and to the american people. so the chairman of the homeland security committee said he wants to go forward with impeaching mayorkas. and of course i am also supportive quite frankly of an

impeachment inquiry on joe biden himself. bryan: i want to switch gears to covid 18 for if you are also in the select subcommittee the origins of cove 19. there is an interesting letter written to nature medicine we can pull it up as written by scientists and experts who are upset about this particular paper that was published in march of 2020 that was very much influenced by doctor anthony fauci. this letter fro for the scienti" the paper played influential role and did the central role in communiqué and the false narrative that science establish cove 19 entered humans through natural spill over and not through research related spill over the authors statements show the paper was and is a product of scientific misconduct. your response of that but also whether you believe the government should make public everything they know about cove at 19, all of the intelligence because as of right now it is deemed inconclusive about where this came from.

>> i absolutely believe they need to make all the information public. we already voted to do that in congress. and so i do not know what the holdup is. we have a recent hearing for dr. anderson, a scientist doctor gary came in front of our covid select subcommittee and on january 31 of 2020 they sent e-mails to dr. fauci saying oh my gosh, we do not think this is a natural origin cove 19. and so three days later they are involved in a favor call proximal origin the first draft which charlie says the opposite they think it's a natural origin. in between those three days there's a conference call with dr. fauci. so we are trying to get to the bottom of it republicans in the u.s. house of representatives. we are getting to the bottom of it. but we need all the intelligence to come out. because if what i believe is

true that there is a leak from the wuhan lab in china that was covered up by our government, we need to get to the bottom of it so it does not happen again. bryan: we aptly do need to get to the bottom of it more transparency is always better specially in situations like this. arizona congresswoman thank you so much for joining us today we appreciate you. >> thank you. ♪ >> fort lauderdale airport in florida is back open after a brief scare today the broward county sheriff's office sent its bomb squad to investigate a suspicious package. part of the terminal one was evacuated around noon and reopened about 40 minutes later. the airport says some flights in and out of the fort lauderdale area may be impacted. they are urging travelers to check with your airline for updates. and a stunning show of forced from two of america's biggest adversaries just off the coast of alaska. new details on that plus

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arthel: box by china. it was uncomfortably close to american territory general jack

keane joined us and moments and what that may mean but first lucas tomlinson is live in delaware. and what we know about this incident, lucas what more can you tell us? >> arthel, i can tell you there were 11 warships combine from russia and china by the largest combined armada from both nations to sail so close to the u.s. in history. the pentagon said there's no interaction with u.s. military assets. the pentagon spokesman went on to say a statement to fox news quote nor edit u.s. and north, and actively monitor the russian chinese combined enable patrol that operated near alaska earlier last week. maritime assets under our command conducted operations to assure the defense of the united states and canada, the patrol remained in international waters was not considered a threat. the u.s. navy dispatched for warships and a reconnaissance aircraft that shot of the russian and chinese flotilla. of course the u.s. military routinely does the same thing to

russian china sailing warships and spy planes to both countries while also keeping just outside territorial waters. recall the chinese fighter jet buzzed a u.s. air force wsrc 135 reconnaissance aircraft in south china sea back in may. senator dan sullivan says he's concerned about this armada saying quote this is unprecedented in terms of the size and scope of this joint naval task force between russia and china. working very closely together. congressman mike blasting the response in a tweet quote china and russia send 11 warships off the coast of alaska and we can only pull together forward to respond to defend the homeland? yet biden's defense budget is retiring on warships then it is building. want to see the biden administration spend much more on defense and point to china's navy which is now the largest in the world, arthel. arthel: alright lucas tomlinson, thank you very much for that report. bryan? bryan: meanwhile representatives

from 40 countries in saudi arabia for ukrainian peace talks. notably absent, russian officials. moscow says it's keeping an eye on the meeting pete senior foreign affairs correspondent greg talcott is live. >> hey bryan, this windy summer night here in kyiv the winds of war are raging as well. the past 24 hours russia sent a barrage of missiles plus drones against ukraine most of them were knocked down but some got through one hitting a warehouse to the west of where we are, part of moscow's bottle battle against the agricultural business or ukraine struck back at a university building in the heart of. two bridges linking crimea to the rest of ukraine with a counteroffensive slow on the ground this is all part of kyiv more aggressive approach to the fight here. all of this saudi arabia wrapped up a so-called peace summit. has both ukrainian president

zelenskyy in the past three this time as representatives of 40 countries including the u.s., china and india. not included russia. ukrainian officials and lawmakers put a positive spin on it saying there were constructive consultations and open conversations, here is when you take a listen. >> we anticipated this conference will show the progress of work with the countries of the global south the progress as they are. >> russia, as you can imagine things otherwise. they called this meeting a hoax. and the war goes on. bryan: and greg talcott live in kyiv thank you. sue had greg and brain thank you records f prayer fox news senior strategic analyst retired four-star general jack keane. general comment to me a joint naval operation with russia plus china equals an imminent invasion of taiwan.

how does this add up to you? >> it underscores the relationship that china and russia certainly have established and something we have to take very seriously. we have not faced to powerful nations like this that have joined together since world war ii. certainly this strategic partnership has huge implications for our own national security. evidence of what they're doing here is intimidation, harassment, 11 ships have never done anything like this before. obviously pick that up right away with our aircraft and also able to respond to it. but the reality is also they are responding to the fact we have gotten more aggressive in the end of pacific region with our own exercises, particularly with our allies and partners which they have taken notice. give the administration some credit here for what they have done in bringing together other nations japan, south korea australia and the philippines.

as a result of that china certainly sees that henry since the fact there is a coalition growing against their aggression in the end of pacific region. all that said i am so critical of the administration because congressman had mentioned in the introduction there, the fact is the defense budget is not addressing all of the needs that we have it. and the reality when they are talking about needs, china has considerably more ships than our navy does. we have got to catch up and we have got to move with a sense of urgency. it does not mean we have to have one ship for everyone they have that is not the issue. butwhat we have to do is make se our capability is strong enough that when china looks at it, and knownoses going to impose cost n their getting aggressive with any confrontation that would lead to military war.

that is the message we want to send. right now that messaging to get stronger in terms of our capability. arthel: yes it's kind of like a chicken and the egg situation. they're pushing the envelope literally testing the waters is the name of the game with russia and china. you talk about how we need to be prepared and plan for these dangers dares general. you have the leaders of various military operations not in place because it is being held up in congress for other purposes what does that say? there holding up these leaders because they do not want to have abortions in that naval military if you will, personnel being able to travel to get an abortion if they need it, if they need to pay for they do not want the military to pay for it i am not trying to drag you into that. i am just saying if you'd put a button on this and explain why it is so important for the

leaders of every military operation to be in place and to be in place now? >> it does affect our readiness if we do not have all of our leaders. i think the american people here are some generals and admirals are not getting into positions on time they probably rolled her eyes a little bit about that to be frank. what it really means is that cascades down into the ranks. its kernels, lieu lieutenant cos and majors all being impacted by the holdup of those assignments. that begins to have a readiness impact on us. we have to move people to the right position based on their qualifications. that is not happening. i wish this could get resolved and the congress of the united states this could be terminated so this obstruction to the assignment of these officers and our readiness to get back to where it needs to be. we have got so much work to do here, arthel and making certain

we have a credible deterrent toe dealing with china principally. that obstacle in and of itself is a problem contributing to that erosion. arthel: i want to take a look now at ukraine. we are going to put up a map that shows the assessed control of ukraine. as of three days ago it's going to show areas controlled by russia. areas reclaimed by counter offenses and highlights where there has been significant fighting in the past 24 hours. this is the backdrop for ukrainian peace summit hosted by saudi arabia this weekend without russia. but with about 40 countries including the u.s. the intent of course is to draft a framework for peace in ukraine. basically how to end putin's attack on russia. so is this a mission impossible general cane or can this be

achieved? >> no, i do not think its mission impossible that is why ukrainians are contributing to this are attending it. many nations came great many nations that are supporting ukraine with arms and humanitarian assistance were at that meeting. and also china was there. ukrainians represented by themselves china is representing russia's abuse. no allusions here there's not going to be a peace agreement without russia being at the table. but the fact is in future framework what are the major issues? what are the obstacles and where are the great issues between them to come up with a solution. that has a value. this is the second meeting as a matter fact the number of nations that have shown up for this have dabbled. the issues ukraine is concerned with and you pointed to that m map, what they want to do is

certainly retake as much territory with a counteroffensive even though it is going slow is not stalemated. they are making slow marginal progress based on a fermentable obstacles particulate minefields. they want to retake and liberate as much territory as possible. that is what the offensive is about. once they know they do that russia is not going to be able to negotiate the retaking of that territory. we will have to happen physically not through negotiations. the second thing ukraine would like to see is a return of all of their territory through negotiations. that will be very challenging and that is why they are pursuing the counteroffensive. the final backdrop is when the war ends through some kind of negotiating agreement ukraine does not want to be -- repeat everything post 2014 which means

russia re- arms, re- distributes its forces and re- attacks at some point convenient to them. they want a future security agreement to prevent that from happening, arthel but that is absolute essential. that is why they want a clear path to be a member of nato knowing full well that russia would not attack you create if it was a member of nato. >> absolutely. if you can give me 20 seconds on this in general cane i doing to squeeze this in because why would china claim to be in support of a third round of talks to find this framework for peace we are talking about while they are conducting a joint naval operation with russia off the coast of alaska? >> that is a china and the hypocrisy we have to deal with. an incident with that country on a regular basis. they want to be seen and globally and forming a peace agreement.

they want to be seen as a peacemaker. they worked a deal in the middle east with iran and also the arabs. that is what this is about. some his subs diffuse. no one is buying into the fact that china is a peacemaker at this meeting given the support they are providing for russia. doing it so visibly i'm sorry they were talking and i cannot see it general i did not have my readers. i'm b bassem going to leave it there. i appreciate this a breaking hold on hold on general, saudi hosted the meeting on ukraine ends with pledge to continue talks. the event resolved or pledging to continue talks what is that safety is at a good sign or not? the fact there will be more

talks maybe the farmer is a little closer to what the opponents, russia and obviously ukraine can agree too. talking makes sense the fact ukrainians are there the united states s assent the national security advisor there. people are taking these discussions seriously. and ukraine is taking the counteroffensive very seriously this is about liberating the people. too much talk in two long how much time does ukraine have questioned if they are fighting in the meantime. >> they want this over at the latest and next year in terms of the fighting. dragging it out is not in their interest. correctname. thank you very much.

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arthel: biscuits and gravy it works for me picks what doesn't is extreme temperatures returning to the southwest as a phoenix is under yet another excessive heat warning. plus fox the forecast center is tracking a massive storm system in the midwest. and the southeast box meteorologist adam clocks here with the forecast what is happening? what's a whole lot of heat is not just the desert southwest heat alert striding from the desert southwest all the way across the lower tier of the country across florida. a large area good with heat there's a little originality with these it's not hot abnormally hot in all these locations on the southern tears you're looking fairly widespread temperatures in the '90s,

90 degrees in memphis, 102 in dallas it stays warm. only little cooler spot is atlanta why is that? some thunderstorms currently moving through that area. and really at some point somewhat severe thunderstorm we are tracking breeding see every one of those little polygons as a severe thunderstorm they are currently dealing with. stretching up into the carolinas this is going to march its way off to the east as the storms continue to kind of pop here throughout the day hours. kind of winding down as you get into the overnight hours per default at the severe storm risk area. atlanta running up to the north nashville, indianapolis toward st. louis put all these places see a likely risk of seeing severe thunderstorms today. now this all shifts a little further off toward the east for folks as you get into your monday. we are suddenly up to very likely risk of severe storm threat. that's three out of five it does include atlanta, up toward richmond, washington d.c. getting close to new york city per this big thunderstorms we are tracking, tomorrow it really into the evening hours may be

lingering close to the overnight hours you can kind of time this out quickly i will leave you with this model. as we get going into monday afternoon and evening, arthel really big storms start to pop we can track although she will be able to follow them by downloading the f "fox weather" app. arthel: either extreme heat or severe storms that is not a good choice. but we think you for extracting it all for us the "fox weather" app i do have it. meteorologist adam klotz thank you. bryan: a tragedy in indiana serving as a warning for those looking to stay hydrated this summer. 35-year-old ashley summers died last month after guzzling too much water down too quickly. her family said thmother of two felt dehydrated on vacation. she reportedly drank 64 ounces of water in just 20 minutes, a full day's worth for a typical person purse she collapsed and never regained consciousness. fox news and medical contributor

doctor marc siegel joins us now. while this was incredibly surprising to me 64 ounces is about 2 liters of water in just 20 minutes. it is a tragic and surprising i will start off with you dr. kagan what are his water toxicity? >> first of all, bryan good afternoon. we do not know her medical issues. i do want to tell you the kidneys on general can only handle about a liter an hour or a quart an hour of water of pure water. the first issue there as she was drinking pure water and not electrolyte solutions with it. i will explain what that means but the key here is the kidneys. if you are drinking pure water they want to get rid of it and preserve the amount of sodium you have in the blood. they do not want a situation -- make the body does not want a situation where your sodium level goes way down because you over diluted with water. now the other issue here is the rapidity of drinking brewed everyone out there i'm a huge believer in rehydration you know that.

but i do not want panic drinking that brings up a term i'm not saying she has that sometimes people panic, they feel dehydrated and they want to replace it all in a hurry. hey, do not replace with pure water use electrolyte solutions is safer. keep in mind your body is sweating off sodium it's not just sweating off water when you sweat. sweating off sodium so replace it with electrolytes and do no more than a leader an hour if you are in good health. assuming you have normal kidneys. bryan: who is more susceptible to water toxicity to drinking too much water and suffering as a result? >> by the way it what water toxicity is is to answer your first question you get so much dilution it's bad for the brain. the brain can swell you can get confusion what you do not want in the heat and you can get seizures, you can get nausea and vomiting that is the risk as to the brain swelling. who is at risk for this? endurance athletes tend to the same thing she did.

i'm feeling dehydrated i'm on a mountain bike, i'm running, i'm in the heat let's replace it quickly. and then those who have underlying health conditions i worry about again diabetes comes to mind, heart disease comes to mind a very young very old most at risk. one more point here per the weather with the heat wave coming and you just saw that in california, in texas and in florida. i want to put my finger on florida and say watch out for the heat index. because it bryan, when you have high heat index it means your humidity is high and i just said you sweat to cool the body down that is the sprinkler system. but you cannot get the sweat off in high humidity. so look out what is your humidity as well as what is the heat. bryan: doctor she felt lightheaded, she had a headache. she went home the next day and in the garages when she passed out. i guess i'm wondering what signs you should be looking for that you drink too much water?

and when should you hit the panic button and head to the hospital? you could mix the symptoms of dehydration and too much water can look the same. >> exactly right. and again it depends on the sodium. but you would not know the sodium in your blood i would be doing a blood test so her headache is a warning sign. fatigue is a warning sign. dizziness is a warning sign and how much are you peeing by the way? if you have succeeded in replacing the water you have lost, you should start peeing and that should not be altered dilute. that is another thing. by the way i always encourage call your doctor i never say to a patient what are you bothering me for i say thank god you called me because it is pretty subtle but the fatigue and the headache is a warning for anything in the brain can be a signal you have water toxicity or water poisoning. eric: when you are dehydrated have some water obviously just not too much water if the symptoms continue after having some water and you have not gone

to the bathroom maybe this is more, right? she always felt like she needed to keep drinking even though she drink 2 liters of water. >> it is the water. it is also admixed with iced tea or mix it with pedialyte or mix it with gatorade. with a lemonade, does not matter as long as it has some substance to it. or here's something else be we doonly exercise in the heat, fruit. you could have a banana or an apple or an orange what you're drinking the water something gives you the electrolytes back is the key. don't just drink water. the other thing is the 20 that 0 minutes is what bothers me. most people with normal kidneys could have a leader an hour. bryan: a leader an hour that's right a tragic story. you really break that down for cypress or your time to rethink you for joining us on the sunday thanks. >> a warning site i agree thank you bryan. arthel: alright dr. mark and

bryan. florida leads the nation shark attacks. one woman is talking surviving a scary encounter it with eight shark off the gulf coast. experts say an attack on humans is extremely rare but those stitches they tell a story of their own. as live with the story is scary. but has an interesting ending, tell us more. >> it does for the swimmer from the get-go says she was out in the ocean splashing around when all of a sudden she felt pressure on her upper thigh. in that moment she knew exactly what was going on swam to the nearby boat as quickly as she could. then we went to warn folks at home you're going to see stitches here but some of you might find that a little graphic. take a look at these pictures right here. this is her bite marks from the shark encounter but shark expert say just looking at those teeth marks this was quite a large shark. however they describe it looking at that photo as a soft bite that is when sharks are curious

and investigating. this all happened two or 3 miles out from the st. petersburg appear in florida. 26-year-old natalie said she and a group of her friends were jumping off of boat, swimming around and f floating in the war a few hours. that ended when natalie felt she hadn't been thankfully all she did was 14 stitches and is expected to be just fine. natalie said she has learned a painful but powerful lasso and did not hold any ill will toward sharks. >> sucks this happened. but when you are entering and being with larger creatures in their home you have to respect them. it was a perfect cocktail for the perfect storm. i will probably get back in the water i definitely need to recover first. >> the chances of you been killed by a shark, very low. one in 4 million, arthel. arthel: i love that she has such a great attitude and she was

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