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head of ice america's largest city. he says it would take a lifetime to clear new york city of the migrants who are criminal or urgent message comes the city is now closing some migrant shelters while it spends $3 billion a year to take care of 60000 migrants on the taxpayers dime. hello everyone welcome to brand-new our "fox news live" client eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hello eric, i'm arthel neville. over 223,000 migrants have entered new york city since spring of 2022. nyc ice director says he is frustrated with the sanctuary city laws that let those numbers get so out of hand. president-elect trump has vowed massive deportations across the country republican congressman and byronbyron donaldson said hs confident the next administration will be able to see that through. quick suits are with criminal illegal aliens are easy to identify working with law

enforcement agencies all across the country his team along with secretary on the department of homeland security will be able to get those people out of a country very, very quickly. then you have to move to people who already have deportation orders that a been given to them but simply have not left. eric: for the latest on how that going to handle this eb cotton in our new york city newsroom. democratic leaders vowed to fight back against president-elect donald trump's deportation plans some here in new york city have a much different message sanctuary laws are doing more harm than good among them director of new york city icefield offers who told the "new york post" quote the onlye the criminals and they are shielding the criminal also suggested to the outlet his office works leads every day to try and locate migrants with criminal records over and

boston announcing at least seven arrests. alleged ms 13 gang member. he is here on the left ice in boston said he is a salvadoran national put on the right dominican national charged with second-degree child molestation here in the states. president-elect donald trump incoming borders are tom homan has said these are the sorts of cases which will be targeted under trump's deportation plan. several democratic mayors have been vocal about their opposition to include boston mayor michelle wu, denver mayor mike johnson chicago mayor brandon johnson. new york mayor eric adamson says he wants to work with trump on immigration solutions but while he opposes mass deportations, he did say there has to be consequences for some. >> people are repeated offenders of violent acts, after they serve their time they should not be remain in our city but that's

a job of the city council. >> while the mayor has called parts of the century city laws into question, he does not have the power to remove it laws are passed by the city council but his views have been echoed by a bipartisan group of new york city council members who also want to overhaul the sanctuary laws here. eric: so far there has been resistance by officials for that. cb, thank you. arthel: president-elect trump has named his last remaining cabinet level secretary taking his one-time domestic policy chief brooke rollins to head the department of agriculture produce other incoming administration pics are already rolling up their sleeves. national security advisor nominee congressman michael waltz has mostly current national security advisor jake sullivan. >> president trump has a mandate to execute these policies that he has outlined and continue the great policies he has in his

first term. i think in the past too many people have tried to conform the system or have tried to conform him to the system. i am going to conform the system to the best i can to his style, to his decisions and to his mandate. arthel: alright bryan llenasy l. >> hey arthel, good afternoon. an interview on "fox news sunday" president-elect trump's new national security advisor michael waltz also warned americans adversaries that now is not the time to try to take advantage of this transition. saying both the biden and trump administrations are working as one team it. this is all happening of course on the heels of the further escalation in that war in ukraine this week after the u.s. gave the go-ahead for american-made long-range missiles to be shot into russia and russia responded by using a new kind of experimental

ballistic missile. wealth says a priority is ending this war. >> president trump has been very clear about the need to end this conflict. and so what we need to be discussing is who is at that table? whether it is in agreement, an armistice, how to get both sides to the table what is the framework of a deal? that's what we will be work with this administration until january and then beyond. >> president-elect trump has chose his cabin at breakneck speed now the whirlwind of setting confirmations will begin. republican senators ron johnson eric schmitt are expressing confidence these cabinet pics will make it to the senate controlled by republicans with 53 seats even the more controversy will pics like tulsi gabbard, pete hegseth as defense secretary in rfk junior as health secretary.

>> i think most of them will, if not all of them for they should have a clear ceiling for confirmation. we only needed 50 plus jd vance we could have a few defections. >> i think president trump deserves the ability with the mandate he got for the american people to put people in positions are going to reform their things we can do and congress to oversight legislation you really need reformers up ahead of these different agencies. >> today on "fox news sunday" also the senate majority whip elect john barrasso at the top two new parties are lowering prices and securing the border plate to that end, arthel, he says he backs a tru tromso plano use the u.s. military for the mass deportations. arthel: okay, bryan llenas thank you. eric: hezbollah launch its

heaviest barrage in months against israel today but that's from the deadly idf strike on a residential building in central beirut the targeted top hezbollah terrorist officials. the missing rabbi has been found dead and the united arab and the prime minister speaking out about that. alex hogan with more on these developments. >> hello. new tonight uae has reportedly arrested three men involved in the murder of that missing is really rabbi the 28-year-old rabbi went missing on thursday in dubai where he lived. and again as you mentioned the government here speaking out, condemning that calling this an act of anti- semitic terror. sirens astounding across israel with hezbollah and lebanon wrapping up attacks. launch more than 200 rockets and missiles across the country according to the idf one of those strikes hit this, centrall israel wounding several people a

rocket hit residential building wounding at least three others. today israeli airstrikes in beirut southern suburbs. on saturday israeli strike on a residential building killed at least 20 people and wounded more than 80 others according to local authorities israel said the target was a member of hezbollah. they claim no political figures were in that building continued efforts are underway to reach a cease-fire under the current proposal the lebanese army would create a buffer zone along the border president-elect donald trump incoming national security adviser mike walt spoke on "fox news sunday" but the critical time to de-escalate tensions in the middle east. >> so, i think now is a moment to craft some type of arrangement that doesn't just put a pause for future october 7, truly bring stability to the middle east, sets the stage for what we saw few years

ago with abraham records. >> conflict between israel and hezbollah displace as much a 60000 people here and one point to million people in lebanon. two for italics and tel aviv thank you. arthel: canadian prime minister justin trudeau is taking heat for it dancing at a taylor swift concert friday night in toronto. dancing while police in montréal battled violent anti- protest outside of a nato summit. madeline has more on this. >> on trail police say there are were more protest scheduled for today is that nato conference takes place in the city they say they are prepared for any scenario after friday's anti- nato pro- palestinian demonstrations turned violent. authorities say windows were smashed two cars were set on fire and police deployed pepper spray to break the crowd apart by at least three people were charged with obstructing police

work one officer suffered minor injuries the same at this video was captured no canadian prime minister justin trudeau dancing at a taylor swift concert miles away in toronto. conservative member of canada's parliament posted the video and said lalas protesters ran roughshod over montréal and violent protest the prime minister dances. this is the cannon built by the liberal government and bring back law and order, safe streets into candidate we once knew and loved. yesterday morning justin should out denouncing the violence and says what we saw on the streets of montréal last night was appalling. anti-semitism intimidation and violence must be condemned wherever we see you then. they are in communication with local police. there must be consequences and rioters held accountable for the protesters into denying the claims of anti-semitism said there demonstrated gets a quote ongoing complicity of nato countries in the war in the middle east but montréal police say they are expecting more arrest on friday night is a comb

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♪ ♪ secretary of state antony blinken's in italy at the final g-7 foreign ministers meeting of a president biden's term. back at home the president spanning the last few weeks of his term shoring up his domestic agenda like a st student loan forgiveness and other issues. mark meredith back at the white house with more on all of this. >> good afternoon to you president biden is 56 days left in office. that time could be crucial as we tried to pass more of their domestic agenda purchasing the administration try to speed up the approval of not only judges, but also things like clean energy projects, student loan forgiveness as well as additional money for ukraine. since the election the president kept a low profile spoke with reporters in south america his schedule, even after a fairly

light. it's off to new york to visit with u.s. coast guard and democrats insist there is time for them to shore up his legacy. >> all of this what habits come january 20. whether it's from a california perspective here, protecting fema dollars. protecting and ensuring epa that have been finalized before trump takes office. aclu the american civil liberties union once a biden to try to disrupt the incoming administration for mass deportations by essentially creating chaos before giving up power for the aclu writes is calling of the president to close detention facilities and halt license current detention expansion plan. these steps are vital to protect communities and plan enforcement agenda of the incoming administration but no word yet at the white house will respond to the aclu efforts. just last week at the briefing

the press secretary said simply they were not going to try to predict what the administration was going to do. however, whe what comes to judgs senate democrats trying to get the president's traditional nominees over the finish line. they reached a deal to get some of the lower profile nominees out of the senate after thanksgiving. for some of the more high high-profile once also be left for president elect trump to decide when he comes to d.c. in january. eric: seems that they are trying to wrap things up. mark at the white house thank you. >> you bet. arthel: ukrainian president zelenskyy says he needs stronger air defenses after russia massive drone attack last night. and this is nato prepares for an emergency meeting tuesday on russia's use of an experimental ballistic missile in ukraine. let's go to stephanie bennett is alive in london with more on this appeared. >> yes these back and forth attacks keep continuing tonight. russia and ukraine really

ramping up their airstrikes on both countries, as we can see there. at latest check come to ukraine missiles 27 drones were destroyed over russia's region today ukraine's and military said its forces had destroyed a russian antiaircraft missile system. this incursion back on august 6 muscat was launch wave after wave of counter assault has retake at least 40% of the captured territory overnight president zelenskyy said they shot down roughly 50 73 russian drones will needs better air defenses is not a testing ground. zelenskyy said/more than 800 guided aerial bombs around 460 drones causing air alerts to sound pretty much daily now. ukrainian investigators are studying the debris of the new russian intermediate range ballistic missile we've been talking about. something putin claims no one in

the world has and there is no way of intercepting it. hooton also said the new missile was used in retaliation for ukraine's recent use of the u.s. and british made missile zelenskyy said for putin the most important thing is to push military out of the region. >> i am sure he wants to push us out by january 20 next year. it's very important for him to demonstrate that he is in control of the situation. but he is not in control of the situation. >> for now nato and ukraine are expected to hold emergency talks this tuesday. all eyes will be on that. arthel: absolutely. paid stephanie bennett thank you. eric: meanwhile is lashing out at the u.s. and her allies after president biden gave ukraine the go-ahead to fire at the long-range missile we provided deep into russia. the missiles are targeting russian military sites to be used by russia to savagely attack our ally ukraine russian

president vladimir putin with this morning about the use of those missiles. >> we consider ourselves entitled to use weapons against military facilities of this countries that allow their weapons to be since our facilities. these countries hatching plans use their military contingents against russia seriously think about this. >> rebecca strategic analyst former defense intelligence agency official joins us now but rebecca always good to see you. many say president biden should have given the green light to use these long-range missiles long before to push putin back and help ukraine what you think will happen now that ukraine is using them and a pollutant putin retaliatedin a sense by us hypersonic missile? >> this scenario, exactly the scenario back in the intelligence community. and we are, right now on the escalation letter inching

towards a nuclear war. it's not going to happen today or tomorrow. but, the way it happens, the russians in the united states are de facto right now in the war but why is that? those attack ups do not fire by themselves even though ukrainian soldiers technically couldn't push the button. the targeting of the weapons systems, ensuring there is a proper flight trajectory of the missile that it destroys the right target, the actual battle damage and achieve that we wanted to achieve. at all requires u.s. personnel and u.s. satellites. this is why the russians have a stated that the united states and european targets are now in crosshairs. in every wargame conducted back in the intelligence community ended up in a nuclear war.

those escalation ladd letter ane russians has mapped that out in the course of 20 years. we are on it right now. eric: some supporters say ukraine has the right to defend itself. it is just targeting russian military sites that are attacking ukraine and this is perfectly legal and appropriate under national law. >> absolutely paid from the standpoint of the laws of conflict, ukraine is entitled to its defensive. this is what the united states has been doing. but, there's a rational approach and there is an irrational senseless one. president biden himself, just two years he told his dnc donors at the fundraising events in new york he explained the reason why he was not providing the strategic missile systems at the time and quantities and needed for ukraine to actually make a difference on the battlefield.

as to prevent world war iii. the threat of nuclear armageddon is real. and so he has done is a 180. it is unclear right now why he is doing it. but, whether he is trying to walk us into this war, yes absolutely there is a difference between the rights and the actual reality. the reality that we are in, we are inching very steadily to the unthinkable that was gamed out by the o's intelligence community. and the u.s. intelligence community as recently as september advise president biden against providing the attack comes because putin would likely retaliate including with lethal means i get the united states and against europe. saying nothing about ukraine or ukrukraine is been destroyed rit now. eric: at the same time they've been holding back russia's taking 18% of the territory.

finally in terms of a russia, putin's had to rely on kim jong-un own i get 10,000 north korean soldiers but now the report is he's relying on the houthi and some say the russian army has been decimated. there's hundreds of thousands of losses that without a loss of an american life the allies have basically whittled down and practically destroyed the russian army. click so i respectfully disagree with this characterization, eric. i'm a former intelligence officer. my intelligence assessment and shared by multiple expert is the russian army has not been decimated. in fact the russian army, from the standpoint of combat potential which is calculated by a combination of weapons systems on the capacity of international conflicts to reproduce the scale up and defense economics.

ukraine is massively outgunned and outmanned. the industrial complex is right now working on that 24/7 basis three shifts a day pumping up the missile systems, why is that? it's because putin has transitioned the russian military and economy on a wartime footing the seven years prior to invading ukraine. i personally briefed and nato, obama's white house, national security council in all of these key pieces of that u.s. national security community about what was coming. that the highly classified level. and yet, what the pentagon has decided to do is use ukraine effectively as a human shield to protect the europeans who did not want to pay for their own security. eric: finally, quickly it seems like a standoff. how do you think this will end? what do you see happening in the next year?

>> hopefully president trump will come in and settle this. he is the only president that part putin fears the only u.s. president for multiple reasons. one is that u.s./russian intelligence a designated trump is unpredictable. which means when trump negotiates the russians will not be able to tell whether he is bluffing or not. the russians are an excellent position to negotiate. the ukrainians are not. but, we have 60 days still when biden has his finger on the nuclear button. and, when biden has cognitively impaired we are in a very perilous situation. eric: that's not exactly say that in other say he's been able to maneuver this appropriately without a loss of american life. we will see what happens, rebecca good to se see you thank you. >> likewise. arthel: thank you.

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arthel: police in new orleans just released a video of a harrowing encounter with the burglary suspect that ended in a shootout last month. cook show me your hands. show me your hands right now. arthel: officers were responding to calls of a home break-in. they found several rifles along with a suspect who is hiding in nearby bushes. more police units arrived to canvass the neighborhood that is when one officer found the suspect trying to get away. that led to a struggle and a shootout.

>> come on. let me go. let me go. arthel: thankfully that officer was not hurt. the suspect 63-year-old dwayne was treated at the hospital for a gunshot wound he now faces more than a dozen felony charges including attempted murder. eric: made about florida resident came face-to-face with an armed intruder in his home. his home surveillance video call would happen next the homeowner wrestling at the suspect at the ground and holding him until police arrived. madison is alive at this frightening account. >> a little eric. 24-year-old homeowner immediately knew something was wrong when he got home from work this past week. he did not want to be named but told our fox affiliate in orlando he saw things on the counter he knew he did not take out and became extremely

worried. >> somebody you did not invite into your house that you have no clue about going through all of your personal stuff, your entire life. >> he became even more concerned when he noticed his gun was missing from his nightstand. this is surveillance video from inside the 24-year-old home apart you can see a man walking and looking around the owner said he quickly found the man hiding in another room. the man then tried to run away the homeowner grabbed and held down the electra burglar himself until police arrived for this all happening right outside on his driveway. melbourne police arrested 31-year-old erin russell. according to police documents melbourne pd said the homeowner's gun was found inside a red backpack. they believe russell was trying to take it from the homeport police will also believe russell tried stealing jewelry he is now charger several crimes including burglary and grand theft of a

firearm but here's national police association spokesperson on all of this. >> generally speaking law enforcement would recommend when this type of situation is discovered that you, the homeowner back out of your home and then call 911. this homeowner was perfectly within his rights to search his home but that's something you're going to do as a homeowner as a potential crime victim you need to have visualized that beforehand. you need to be very confident in your own skills. >> crimes like this tend to increase during the holiday season we are in the midst of it right now according to the national police association so they say homeowners should really focus on prevention by doing things like making sure their doors and windows are locked and setting up cameras. definitely be careful madison thank you. arthel: is 100 times more potent

than fentanyl. we have seen it here in colorado recently. we've seized over 2,050,000 pills which is extremely scary. >> that is a chilling warning from the drug enforcement agency in the denver area. that new drug is not only one check 100 times more potent than fentanyl is 10,000 times more potent than morphine. the dea says what's happening in the rockies is part of a nationwide trend. let's bring in executive vice president of medical affairs at the university of michigan author of coded to be killed. coded to be killed. so a doctor, you are thinking or i am thinking of people are probably thinking how can anything be more potent than

antennal? what does car fentanyl do to the body? >> well, it is scary. thank you arthel. this is a drug that is a derivative of fentanyl. actually a drug that was intended or synthesized to sedate elephants and rhinos that weigh tons. and now it's being mixed in with other additives to illicit drugs. a tiny bit of this, so 2 milligrams is several grains of salt is sufficient to kill somebody. moreover it's a dangerous it has that much longer life it stays in the body much longer than fentanyl. so narcan is everywhere. it's in first responders, ambulances it's available widely. with fentanyl narcan will reverse it. bthe car fentanyl it takes an enormous amount but even more dangerous narcan lasts for about half an hour.

the car fentanyl can last for up to 10 hours even though person looks better and is recovered is going to happen again in an hour or a less than an hour it's a true medical emergency to get these people to the hospital mostly they have no idea they have no idea car fentanyl has been added to the drugs they are using. >> dea agent to your point says declining overdose deaths does not make fentanyl less deadly let's listen. >> receipt narcan everywhere now it's out there in the streets users have it. first responders have been at the ent habit that does not mean there's less pills on the street are there lessons deadly just means people are able to manage it better. you are saying people should not rest in a false sense of protection with the wide availability because you just told me this new carfentanil out

last narcan. >> it is precisely true. it is worrisome because it so very potent. and that's a long time. people do not know they are getting it. i think this, in my opinion, is the worst edition to the importance of preventing death from narcotic overdoses that i've seen in my career. and we really have to do something about that. >> absolutely. you hear of all of the young people getting hold of fentanyl and not realizing it they are and whatever they are taking. >> right. although fentanyl does decrease somewhat we sold 100,000 deaths in the united states last year from fentany i am concerned the carfentanil we will see more. arthel: let's go to southeast asia an outward six tourists died according to reports they

likely died from methanol poisoning. so, how do someone and up with methanol in their system? >> methanol poisoning is not new it's been known for over 100 years. but, the problem is that incorrectly or speedily distilled alcohol spirits can contain methanol. again it does not take very much methanol to be toxic as little as 2 teaspoons 10 cc can cause blindness more than 15 cc so a tablespoon or several tablespoons can cause death. the good thing about methanol poisoning if there is as it can be treated if treated properly. there are anecdotes from methanol poisoning. again people do not know they have it. what has caused some of this developing countries have been the availability of mixed drinks or even distilled products that contain methanol. they're very inexpensive.

the producers say the expense on the distillation of alcohol that now contains fentanyl. it's not taxed. it's also a very dangerous tr trend. consuming alcohol products. arthel: particulate what if there what? low price people are bringing them in with low priced drinks. >> sure, sure. let me take a look at right now dr. marschall runge of the symptoms of methanol poisoning they include headache, dizziness, reduced or loss of consciousness, nausea or vomiting, blurred vision, seizures and again you are saying you can survive methanol poisoning, but it is definitely dangerous. it is my understanding you are saying they'll play was not necessarily involved here.

it's the way this alcohol is perhaps being distilled, sitting on the shelves, or something like that. tell me more about that. >> i won't rule out foul play. it's been involved in many methanol poisoning said. it's also possible is just because they're making cheap alcohol that is poorly made. the symptoms you just read off are the classic symptoms of methanol poisoning. they are not that difference from severe alcohol intoxication. a little bit different. it is a confusing circumstance. i guess what i would say is if someone has had that, those same symptoms what seems like less alcohol that would ordinarily cause it in them, they better hustle to hospital. arthel: okay but thank you very much for that advice dr. marschall runge thank you. eric: he was a television staple for decades and helped launch

wheel of fortune. now the tributes are pouring in for legendary game show host chuck woolery. he died at the age of 83. state ahead will speak to a fellow game show legend who knew chuck well, wink martindale is here with his thoughts.

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and his passing? >> well, i could go on for a long time talking about the special person. because the passing of chuck woolery leaves a huge void in our lives. he was not only a personal friend for a lot of years, but he was a true pro who was the absolute best at his profession. i cannot think of anyone who could top the work of chuck woolery. i had the pleasure of his friendship from my early days working with merv griffin. chuck and susan stafford of course, where the original hosts of one of the most popular and long-running game shows ever, wheel of fortune. and nobody was better than what they did.

i will keep chuck and his family and my prayers for all time. may god bless my dear, dear friend chuck woolery. thanks. eric: may god bless him and a lovely lovely tribute. you guys make it so easy. you think of chuck woolery, monty hall, alex trebek and on and on. what is the secret of being a game show host question what you got to be amiable party have to be funny. you have to move it along you don't know what's going to happen. it's live to tape it. what mason so pleasurable and comfortable for us to watch? >> i've been asked that many times as you might imagine. my answer is always the same. first of all you have to enjoy people. you have to enjoy working with the average person. when a new contestant or a new celebrity walks out on stage if you have got to be the one to engage that person for the next

at least couple of three minutes. then, although it sounds easy, it's not as easy as it sounds. i have always enjoyed it. i do not know what i would have done had i not been a game show host. of course i started as a dj and that just lead into the game show hosting world. i had either, golly, hate to say this but it is true. i've either hosted or produced 21 different game shows. which i guess it tells me i cannot hold a job, i don't know. [laughter] eric: it you mentioned disc jockey account you story. july 1954whbq in memphis but you walk in there is a record of playing on w hp q and you're like he was that guy? five days after some unknown guy cut a record it was sent records elvis pressley became a friend.

how did you know when you heard him at first about that talent? >> i just happen to be at the radio station that night. in the summer of 54. i had no idea o transpire but in walks dewi phideweyphillips who was the mot popular dj from 9:00 p.m. until midnight on radio in memphis. it was not even a record they just cut it a couple hours earlier. it's a song called that's alright mama but it turned out to be the very first hit record by this unknown person who would soon be known by the world, elvis pressley. i happen to be there that night and he became my friend. we remain friends forever. support wink martindale we think it we thank you for your thoughts on chuck woolery in entertaining us for all of these

decades. wink martindale wonderful to have you. thank you. eric: we send our condolences and his many, many fans.

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