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flooding the border city daily. the record high number of crossings is putting a serious strain on community shelters but welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live i'm arthel neville. eric: hello everyone i'm eric ericsean thank you for joining . the pressure to try to manage the influx has been growing more intense by the day. scores of mostly venezuelans have been streaming across our border. they are part of a larger group of migrants looking to escape their country's unstable economy. dangerously high levels of crime. texas congr congressman tony goz says local authoritiesbrunt of the groundwork. >> border patrol agents are showing up to operate and processing centers. they are not out in the field they are not really doing their jobs. and they have not been doing their jobs. border patrol agents are out of the game. the folks doing that real work are the sheriffs and deputies. eric: the sink higher numbers now griffith jenkins with the latest on the ground.

>> hey good afternoon eric. that soundbite from congressman gonzalez so very important because here in eagle pass which has been ground zero we have had more than 1000 migrants passed by our campus today but more than 5000 since have been on the ground for the past four days. that is the truth the border patrol agents on any given day here in eagle pass is only about 50 agents on the line. there are 85 -- 90% during processing. very few if any now in the field. let's go to the sky it with our fox flight team and surely the situation the steady stream of migrants coming across. you can see in this shot some try to make both of the razor where they go on top of the boxes but the wire and the boxes put here by the state of texas to try to deter the migrants from crossing but it is not working as we have seen day in and day out. the capacity hereby the way over two 100% over capacity. that literally have no place to put these people as they are

coming. we have been talking to some of them off-camera. they are not aware the fact the administration says they won't be given this temporar won't too apply for work permits even though the administration said that only applied to migrants who arrive before july. they did not get that message south of the border. meanwhile the border patrol chief jason owens on an interview on another network speaking out saying this simply cannot continue, listen. >> this is n everybody is overwhelmed even the government of mexico which have been great partners for us the u.s. border patrol a lot of times our facilities are overcapacity. >> a bigot? they're about exactly what the government of mexico iof mexico may begin to deport migrants from mexican borders over to laura's across the border from the aries been hit so hard that eagle pass here in el paso where we heard from the mayor saying they are reaching a

quote breaking point indeed. eric will send it back to you for. >> pretty shopping, griff oh it's good to see you thank you. su five but we just saw griff reports a fresh migrants are just putting a serious strain on resources and counties and towns along the southwest border as the number of crossings steadily rise. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas visited the border in texas this weekend. he met with the honduran president to discuss the surge. justice corresponded david spunt as with th took the oath of office an this border crisis would be a serious headache for members of his administration. also other democrats are noticing. >> the bottom line for the border is the chaos in the chaotic situation there has to end we need to do that on a bipartisan basis.

>> new abc news "washington post" poll gives the president just 23% approval rating for his handling of the border crisis that is down 28% several months ago. arthel, his defenders are out today with this message. >> he believes in democracy. he believes in the american dream and he does what he possibly can to help people fulfill that dream and maintain this democracy. that's not the kind of stuff people very well. >> meanwhile the presidents united states who he spent the weekend here at the white house looking forward to traveling to michigan in two days on tuesday he will actually join the picket line with united autoworkers who have been striking for well over a week now the steady picket line continues. general motors still working on coming to some sort of deal. however we are told there is some process in the talks with ford and the union president

thaisthe president of the united states. >> our invitation to anyone today including the white house to join us on the picket line that's an open invitation for anybody. that is where you see support. proof is in the action. >> the white house originally had negotiators from the president seem planning to go to detroit to try and hash things out between the union and auto giants. regionally pulled them back and said the president will go. in addition to a 36% raise the uaw picketers and others who are e defined pension benefits it. also a four-day workweek that we are told a four day work week has recently taken a backseat in these negotiations. sue five alright david spunt thank you. >> turned back to border situation, arizona wha one of te most active areas for migrant apprehensions the resources tell us there being spread pretty

thin migrant encounters in the tucson sector spiking to over 320,000. that is 40% up since the last fiscal year. the state's democratic governor says her pleas to the white house for help they are so far following on pretty much deaf ears be the governor's" i've asked a bite administration for assistance at the border. but instead they have chosen to redirect resources to speed the release of migrants without the support and coordination of local communities deserve it. arizona republican congress debbie lesko sits on the border security caucus joined just now on desperate congresswoman it seems that democratic officials are now even complaining about the president's policies, what is your reaction? >> thank goodness that they are. because it is a crisis and it is getting worse. i served with katie hobbs who is now the governor of arizona in the arizona legislature for years. she is liberal.

she supports an open border. but she sees that we cannot afford to keep this up. that is why republicans of the u.s. house passed our border security bill hr two, pass it out of the house already. sitting over in the senates. and now we are trying to couple it with keeping the government open so that we can pressure the senate into passing the border security bill. we can't continue with the crisis. >> let's qualify base and she supports an open border. now i can open border with nothing, she would i imagine supports the way it stands now is legal to ask for asylum but after that, that's the whole problem. >> the time i've spent with her in the arizona legislature she was always supportive of what i would call open border policy. similar to what biden has now. you have 233,000 border crossings that happen in august

of 2023. compare that to just three years ago under trump was 50000. then you have another 211,000 migrants that flew directly into eight u.s. cities. then another 263,000 migrant that signed up on the one app. then they're up 500,000 venezuelans work permits. they will not be deported they are extending their parole. eric: the venezuelan policy applies with griff jenkins mentioned that with 472,000 or so who came here before july 31. that somehow gets lost in the message we just saw it in the video. but they may not get this. do they hear that? to other people in other countries in terms of coming here?

>> biden is incentivizing them all to come here for that started from day one that biden has been in office. i think it's seven half-million border crossings since biden has been in office. and as theaid it's totally unsustainable. we have newark city mayor complaining about it and a very liberal governor from arizona complaining about it, you know there is a problem. but biden seems to just double down. he keeps on incentivizing all of these people to come here. it's totally unsustainable. that is why republicans and the u.s. house of representatives passed a border security bill. we already passed it out. it is sitting in schumer's lap. we want him to. we want the border security. >> as you know the presideenoug. you just said there is that bill

sitting and democratic majority leader chuck schumer's lap of new york city. you imagine he knows what's going on in new york he is from brooklyn. he deals with the mayor, how to set this get most of the democratic-controlled senate? >> i've been in the u.s. house now for five and a half years. i have been on judiciary committee and the democrats of the u.s. house. i don't think one single one of them voted for the border security bill. they keep promoting these policies that incentivize illegals to come here. they keep prioritizing immigrants over the u.s. citizens. for goodness sakes we are spending billions and billions of dollars housing illegal immigrants and the united states. transporting them around. we have homeless people right

here in phoenix. we have them in new york city. we have them all over the country that are having problems we are not even housing them. you areyou're saying this now ig discussed in many of the liberal pre-stinks in the upper west side for example. new yorkers have never seen this firsthand they are now dealing with and seeing firsthand communities in your district have been dealing with for quite a long time. congrecongresswoman debbie laskf arizona thank you for joining us. >> thank you. twenty-five are going to go to a developing story out of florida. authorities have identified the person who was found dead in th. 41-year-old sabrina was homeless in the area. shr trespassing on county wetlands. just a half mile away where she died friday. steve harrigan joins us now with more details.

>> this took place a friday and largo, florida just outside of tampa that really raise the alarm inside the small town. people saw an enormous alligator paddling slowly down a canal out of the jaws of that alligator seemed to be the lower torso of a human being. alarm was raised, they called the fire department they called wildlife officers to come. eventually that gator was dragged out of the water. shot several times. it measured 13 feet eight half inches. it took more than 41 years old. gators in florida are pretty common. none of this size of course but they are in all 67 counties people generally learn to live with them, to stay away from them. fatal attacks on human beings are extremely rare. just 26 since world war ii. >> i would never have dreamt in

alligator would be in this area. of course i know there's a lake over across the street and i know about the lake in taylor park. but not in this neighborhood know i never would've thought that. >> animal experts advise if you are ever trapped in the jaws of a gator to fight back. to target the eyes i. arthel: steve harrigan, thank you. eric deadly bus crash in new york state. that just happened northwest of new york city. the bus full of about 40 high school band members slid off the road and flipped into a ravine killing two of the teachers leaving several students severely injured. it runs this bus, listed as an unacceptable operatoe inspectio. nate foy joins us with the shocking and disturbing revelation progress regency transportation failed five of 15 bus inspections the previous four years combined.

unacceptable operator by the state department transportation. inspectors found problems with the brakes on multiple buses. regency fixed each bus before it returned to service but the state never identified any problems with the bus that crashed. the department of transportation tells a fox news the vehicle involved in the crash was inspected in august of 2023, last month. upon purchase by the agency passed a semi annual inspection for this was the first inspe bus careened out a 50-foot ravine and tipped over off the side of the highway on thursday. five of the 40 high school band members involved suffered critical injuries. two adults died in the crash. the high school band director retired teacher you see them there. ntsb arrived at the crash site on friday the investigations expected to take between five days and a week. state police say faulty front tire it likel likely caused thet happen while the group traveled

from new york to pennsylvania for a band camp. fox has reached out to r not he. sei send it back to you. arthel: one of the republican candidates, presidential candidates we are talking about and says met the threshold to qualify for the debates. it's less than three days away until the big showdown in southern california. we will have more on that coming up next. okay everyone,

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eric: you are looking live at the ronald reagan library and see me, california. just three days from the republican presidential candidates will take the stage for the second primary debate. as of now seven republicans of qualified north dakota governor doug burgum became the latest candidate to be able to join the stage by meeting the qualifications. notably absent though however the current front runner over president trump. he has been going to skip that debate just like he did with the first one last month. alexandria hoff has more. >> a point of clear frustration for the candidates who will be debating on wednesday as a former president absence from the debate stage has not cost him anything in the post so far. but his fox news survey vaio caucus goer shows trump holding steadfast at 46% a six-point gayness move a former un ambassador nikki haley pritam oleksander tim scott who lost four points since july print "fox news sunday" scott said his goal is to remain authentic on

the state that ground game is only heating up.aign is getting ready to see the fourth quarter. i love football season bird i love football and i like the fourth quarter. >> this weekend north dakota governor doug burgum became the seventh to reach the threshold for the second debate. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson told fox news to digital he's optimistic he will qualify before tomorrow's 9:00 p.m. deadline. canada former new jersey governor chris christie weighed in on the debate as primary mirrors the back in 2020 because everyone said he was dead pretty one the south carolina but on to sweep these states on one date campaigning. i it's everything and this race i will establish at a new hampshire projects are the first abatements tends to cast doubt on former trump's ability to win a general election against president biden for early this morning was quick to share the results of a new "washington post" abc news poll.

it shows trump with a stunning 10-point lead over the president. the "washington post" suggested their own survey it was an was r because most of the recent polling has the two in a dead heat. >> alright thanks so much. >> analysts say candidates on the debate stage you set themselves apart from the current front runner former president donald trump. alexander just mentioned our latest foxbusiness pol pull outf iowa show support for trump is holding steady at 46% with a 31-point lead over the closest arrival. former advisor to speaker jon. i want to start with another foxbusiness pull of iowa caucurs support -- supporting a candidate who shares your views? 63% extremely important. how important is a candidate who can defeat biden? that j dumped a 74%.

not who but what is the best way for republican to beat president biden? and do they need to outline that what's for americans during wednesday's debate? >> absolutely. i'm not with him for it to next week's debate a big portion of the focus is going to be on the economy. especially when you have a government shutdown looming overhead for the house of representatives. that is become a fights and will be. and how they view things. because at the end of the day but we are seeing from these polls is republicans are poised in 2024. what we need is someone who has a hand on these issues. how we need to witness that by having a government shutdown pair we don't need members like matt gates writing to the cameras proud of his effort to shut down the government. we have seen historically when you do so would not fare well the next elections. we will be penalized by voters for doing so. i hope to hear from candidates, there were bus policies how to

turn the economy around. but especially how to avoid a government shutdown. arthel: where they were asked which candidate is extremely or very likely to defeat president biden, look at this. 66% said donald trump 865, ron desantis. 53% chose tim scott. 50% nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy got 45%. mike pence got 30% and 16% for chris christie. so can the former president p debates? the first debate those candidates up there jumped in the numbers, nikki haley especially a big impact on her campaign and people who are looking to support her. and polls recite nikki haley would far surpass being current president biden in a head-to-head matchup. it's pretty telling and something that again they can really capitalize on next week to build momentum and separate themselves from the pack rate but also to be a nominee than

president trump or i look forward to hearing from each of them because six of the 70 just showed on the screen there are going to be there next week. we will get to hear from them directly. as voters that is critically important. we need to hear from the candidates were running for office. they should want to earn our votes and donald trump should also intern our votes with the shame he will be showing up yet again. arthel: how can nikki haley will maintain her momentum? >> being the adult in the room. she really positioned herself last time her to specially talk of compassion on certain issues that impact voters. in particular talk about abortion. she was able to be empathetic and talk about her personal experience with adoption and struggles to get pregnant. talk about certain issues like childcare and how you can support women. coming from all different kinds of angles will appeal to a broader base of voters. and they beat the ones were not as vocally decisive about how they feel on that issue but who cared deeply about it.

she is speaking to them i think that's we can help us as a party inviting more people in to voting and our primaries in our general election. see five children ron desantis got 65% of the vote of confidence in iowa. can he maintain that outside of iowa? >> in the initial standpoint we were talking who could be the best to go up against donald trump are you still seeing that favorable numbers because of the number of the attention we have all put on him. but he is going to have to really step up. i do feel he did not do as well as he could have perhaps in the first debate. you certainly outshined by nikki haley, bikers christie and mike pence. he will need to speak up more. as will tim scott in the next debate. and doug burgum as well. arthel: we do a three and one closing with here. vivek ramaswamy told eric earliest time for him to lay out

his plan for the presidency. so what is tried once a best breakthrough platform? can chris christie breakthrough? and finally can joe biden beat himself? and if yes tell us how. >> i would love to hear what vivek ramaswamy's plan is what i've seen thus far he does not have much of an idea what's going on in congress. what's going on in this country and how things would actually work it's great to sell these and you like to do, but if you are not able to lay out how you can ashley makinstitutions allot possible we have a divided government that is one. two, i do think there is opportunity for republicans on stage to point out again joe mitered's approval rating is at an all-timd people's confidencen complete let alone achieve a next term is again very, very low parade but there's a huge opportunity for republicans for the presidency and down about two capitalize here and i hope we do take it seriously.

and it really thoughtful. arthel: just chris c has a shott impact especially in new hampshire. arthel: thank yo the way guys do not forget to tune in on wednesday to the second public and primary debate live from the reagan library in simi valley, california. hosted by foxbusiness network. also airing here on the fox news channel. you have complete coverage all week leading up to the big face-off. if i can't wait for that week days after the f35 jet crashed the pilot, remember this he parachuted into somebody's backyard. he reports a trillion dollar program has been hamstrung by maintenance issues. the plane, it can only fly half the time. can you believe that?

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arthel: a public safety campaign in new jerse. drivers in the garden state has spotted a roadway signs that read suspected terrorism, see something say something. this sudden appearance with no explanation sparks fears of a possible terror threat. the state says the campaign coincides with national see something say something awareness day which will be observed tomorrow. >> we have got up pilot our house he was ejected from the plane let's see if we can get ambulance please pick up some sorry what happened? >> we got a pilot in the house. i guess he landed in my backyard. before can you imagine that a pilot in your house at landing from the sky in your backyard? that is exactly what happened in south carolina showing it.

parachuted into backyard on sunday the marine corps said the pilot ejected there was a malfunction when the sophisticated warplane. the cost about $100 million it crashed about 60 miles away after there were reports they could not find it for a while because of course it is stealth. once the f35 -- our only mission capable they can only fly in combat about 55% of the time. if the aircraft can only perform 50% of the time the goal is 85 to 90% of the time taxpayers are not getting their money's worth it. joints as army veteran blackhawk helicopter pilot. founder of restore liberty good to see you as always. you've got this fancy zillion dollar warplane it's one of the best in the world you can only fly at half the time what does that mean?

lexi could be in a number of things that again thank you for having me on to talk about this. this aircraft is highly sophisticated but there's a lot of technology. i would c called an indicator what's going on across the department of defense and all f our services. the standards in maintenance and keeping things ready for a war are also degrading. along with everything else it seems to be happening with the department of defense. i consider aviation av maintenance a key indicator what's going on than the rest of the military. if we are seeing 55% readiness rates are some of our most sophisticated aircraft, that is really just a symptom of what's happened to the rest the military in general. before it let me stop you for a second period can you explain why something as basic as maintenance is an indicator? is it because it's basic? is it because you should be ready? why would a maintenance been

indicator what's going wrong? >> at first about when you're maintaining an aircraft it's one of those things you are using every single day. if your maintenance is bad it's out there on stage in front of the public every day part you are flying with them you are training with them as like other systems in the military that only occasionally get used. so to me that's on the biggest reasons. the other thing is not because it is simple it takes a lot of training a very specialized training on the contract side and on the uniform side. if you are losing any time with the quality of your training or any tanytime on the aircraft top them fixed where you're not able to get the parts because of funding or supply chain management issues, then ultimately what you end up with is a very expensive aircraft that cannot fly for many of those reasons for it may be all them or maybe just one. eric: i read some of the report it is unbelievable. maintenance staff that cannot look up the parts they want.

because they can act the part number for the cac the part number because in the computer it's which manufactured the f35 dinner database. they cannot get access to that. so it's like if your car you get a new carburetor at the mechanics as i'm going to look up your part. i can't get your part ford has it i cannot order that they have 10,000 parts backlogged, or talking f35. not talk about a vw bug. >> says exactly one of the problems. you've got aircraft even ground vehicles are increasingly sophisticated with regard to their technologies. a lot of the technology they are using belongs to the companies that sell to the department of defense and ultimately to the taxpayer. they keep a lot of these things hidden from the general user after uniforms. it requires a lot of contractors

to keep aircraft like this flying they do not want to show what is behind the curtain. that is not just with fighter aircraft there are computer systems all over the department of defense the uniform personnel cannot maintain because the companies building them and maintain them on the civilian side hold that behind that curtain but we cannot see. eric: and 20 seconds you think this will be fixed? do use the resolving soon? >> there's a lot of factors you got the focus on they've got to find that you got to make it a priority. our department of defense and president to have a hard time doing all three of those for. >> tenant colonel thank you very much it's pretty astounding to peek behind the curtain on some of these issues what keeps us safe. thank you for joining us. >> thanks eric. arthel: it's a big a day and space science as a first asteroid sample collected by an asset landed safely just before

9:00 a.m. this morning and you tolbert experts believe it could help them gain a better christina coleman joins us now. exit is an exciting day for this concludes a seven year at roughly 1 billion-dollar mission that spanned over 4 billion miles into space when a robotic spacecraft is about 6e the capsule carrying samples from this asteroid. a touchdown this morning on a designated landing zone in utah fully intact. >> a touchdown. i repeat that has touchdown. >> sample capsule let it west of salt lake city in the u.s. military vast use.test and training arrangement engineers estimated cupful of rock and existed for more than 4.5 billion years. this collection sample marks the

largest amount of extraterrestrial material ever return to earth for analysis. this is a first pristine asteroid sample ever collected by the u.s. >> can you believe it? [laughter] >> omb touchdown for science. >> for the folks at home this is a huge deal. a huge deal. and they did it they did it progress for the first time in history brought goodies back home from this kind of object in the history of humanity. so this is big. lexus is so huge. >> chemical makeup could shed light on how the earth was formed. but healthy speak swap from colliding with the earth someday. it's roughly the size of the empire state building nasa says it has a close approach to earth every six years. they estimate there is a very, very small chance one in 2700 of the asteroid hitting earth late in the next century. >> want to understand the

physical consistency the physical properties of asteroids like this these are the kind of things we you might have to ded ourselves against. ex- historic samples collected from the ancient asteroid will be flown to nasa's johnson space center in houston this week. 70% the sample will be capped and they are paid the rest will be shared with other scientific institutions for than 200 scientists to study it for years to come. >> relate big deal. right now, those are two announcers from nassau they are prime example of why we need the writers strike to be overpaid the actors strike to biola because saturday night live would have a field day with that. >> in their excitement gave me life this morning prayer like okay let's go. >> that did that is giving us life it. [laughter] i am with you chris thank you. [laughter] 's before we need to give them a show. there are absolute great together.

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rolled in, we are watching closely for any potential coastal flooding concerns. we do have advisories that are p for much of the jersey coastline until 9:00 p.m. this evening. but we have potential concerns of a win at dust, scattered power outages that continue across portions of the northeastern region and out onto long island the eastern tip wher as breakers on the shoreline could we have that here where we have had niny much for the last 36 hours. so ophelia no longer tropical is going to continue to fizzle out is still bringing in a lot of disruption. the wind is crazy. you can hear it i am sure. there's a lot of onlookers throughout the day today. but i will say as far as he jersey shore line goes we been doing alright all right to quita made landfall as a tropical storm back on north carolina

yesterday at near emerald isle and the outer banks would it's a four -- 6 feet of storm surge. thousands without power, improvements there which is great. clean up is going to continue they have had sand trucks out here clearing out the paths we are going to continue to have car jumcourage on fox weather yr hurricane headquarters. eric, back tt jane thanks so mu. arthel: ophelia will linger around for the start of the work with what's good meteorologist adam klotz, adam has the full forecast for so what is it going to become adam? >> no longer a named tropical system but all that moisture it had brought across the east coast that continues to linger this is what it looks like becoming a slow-moving kind of falling apart fizzling out system still has a lot of moisture in it for this is where the rain currently is falling portions there of a pennsylvania stretching up into hudson valley in new york and towards connecticut. those are some areas ocs the most rain vi business in-house exclusive model will kind of shy over this going to pay attention

to the timestamp up in the corner. you will see this move very slowly i take it from this evening, when you overnight so some very heavy rain fell across the errors i just mention all the way till 5:00 a.m. tomorrow at a ton of movement with the system. that continues to move on all the way through the day on monday. it lightens and lightens and lightens get there so can be some areas you see rain before ultimately this finally drags off is still a little bit of cloud cover but still it into tuesday but really moving out over open water by than how much more rain is on the way? some of these yellow areas me two -- 3 inches for the widespread big area you can see inch to 2 inches that's a lot of rain. that is why they're still a threat the entire area flooding is a concern. of course we are continuing to track hurricane season. found the "fox wea fox weather e are all over that. arthel: you really are the "fox weather" app is really good. it's so funny you said that the whole lot of rain i was thinking

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many don't know our rats. we are going to get rid of them but public enemy number two are our garbage bags. they are the co-conspirators to deal with iraq crises we are seeing. >> a new ruling and estimate 20 blame pounds of trash per day, half of the city's waste will be taken off the streets and put into containers, correct sightings in new york city reached an all-time high and 2022. once in the city hired a rat czabazaar is picking up trash earlier in the day and sending extra help to infested neighborhoods called rat mitigation zones. >> we've got rats on the run. we are sinking their ship. nice knowing you mickey go back to florida piglets new york city said rat sightings are down 20% the summer compared to last year. down 45% and so called rat mitigation jones. in new york, fox news. >> these sightings might be down but i almost got hit by a car friday night because i saw one about this big and i was looking

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