aishah hasnie in the border, hi, aishah.e to the west and we saw a big group come in but i want to show you what is happening here right now behind me. we have 30 people, mostly families and children that are now being processed, what they're doing is putting personal belongs into bags that will then be taken to the nearest facility here which is the donna processing center. we are al getting word from sources that the chopper up in the air might be seeing some groups coming in just even further west from here so we will have to wait and see. i want to show you actually we don't have the video but, yeah, we did see about 70 migrants loaded onto buses just about an hour ago, they were walkingsome family groups. it's 90-degree heat temperature so it's extremely hot. in the meantime vice president kamala harris departing joint base andrews this afternoon to guatemala. very few details have been released about her schedule today but we do know that she's going to be holding a bilateral meeting with gut three's president at some

aishah live in new york city from the update in campaigns and final stretch, good afternoon, aishah. last day of early voting and last-minute -- moving back into the city, that's what they are thinking about as they choose their may mayoral nominees. it's heavy on democrats because this is such a blue up to and why the mayor will be chosen on primary day come tuesday. whoever is elected will have to address public safety. the overall crime index for may was 22% higher than last may and crime is spiking and the police defunded police by a million dollars and remember all the rioting and looting last year, apparently nearly half of the cases were dropped by the da's, local nbc here in new york reporting that 485 people arrested in manhattan for looting and rioting, only 225 cases were dismissed. now right now former nypd captain eric adams is among top tier of candidates. other names to watch, andrew yang and katherine garcia as they all address crime at the final debate. >> understand why you're concerned about new york city. you're concerned about your family's safety. >> we are hiri

>> martha: thanks, aishah. joining me now, george c. bush.ublican candidacy for republican attorney general. thanks for being with us. when you -- >> great to be with you, martha. >> martha: when you hear that story of board-agents being engaged by cartel members and a suggestion it didn't happen and aishah is reported that they were shaken up and it's clear that they wanted to keep the border agents away from whatever they were bringing a cross the border, what do you say about that? >> sadly it's becoming a common occurrence on our certain border in texas. we've had four agents pass in the line of duty. so far 175,000 interactions in the month of april alone. this is a violent, lawless situation and we need national leadership that will rise to the occasion with a sense of urgency. we're not seeing that from the president or the vice president. the governor has invited them to come down to see what is happening, but the cartels as we find every day are wreaking their violence, wreaking their mayhem on border communities and texas is paying

aishah hasnie reporting. people answering the question what brought you to the polls today, crime in new york city. people don't like what they see happening in their town. >> they absolutely don't, sandra. the defunding movement is a part of this problem and not the solution. when you live in a community, you want to savely go about your life in that community. unfortunately because of gang violence, because of associational killings, you cannot. what is necessary, what is needed, sandra, is that the community has to report crime in their community. this is not happening. communities are intimidated by punks in these communities. so we have this unfortunate situation of gang violence that is on the rise in this country. >> sandra: and what -- i have to put this last poll up here, a fox news poll asks trust in police. trust and confidence in law enforcement. those that have a great deal or fair amount. 72%. makes you wonder. you ask most people, they want the police in their town and neighborhood. it makes th

aishah hasnie reporting from new york city. thanks, aishah. eric. eric: arthel, 12 people have been killed in several storm related tragedy as claudette sweeps across the south. nine children were killed in a car crash when vehicles hydroplaned on a slip slippery interstate. a tornado tore through a small town in southern alabama. jonathan sharey is live in alabama where a lot of this wicked weather occurred. hey, jonathan. >> reporter: hi there, eric. as residents sift through the debris, they're expressing a combination of gratitude and disbelief that no one in this immediate neighborhood was killed in what appears to be a tornado that touched down. over here you can see the remnants of the mobile homes, some of them completely shattered, blown off of their foundations here. authorities say a tornado touched down in this neighborhood around 7:30 a.m. saturday. they say three people were taken to the hospital but so far they report no fatalities. storm sur s vivers say they're -- survivors say they're thankful to be alive. >> just woop and it was g

happy juneteenth, aishah. >> reporter: happy juneteenth to you, arthel. nim a big block party in historic harlem. via surprise for you. i met beautiful young ladies here and we're going to put on a show for you. this is the the a-stars dance group from harlem here. these girls, 8-16 years old, and they're going to give us a little performance. go ahead, girls. go ahead. okay. it's starting. there we go. we've got to wait for their you music. there they go and they're so awesome. there's live performances here tonight. there's food vendors, games for kids, celebrations really taking place all across new york city and across the country today. go ahead and check out that video from dallas. hundreds of people -- good job, ladies. hundreds of people took part in a juneteenth walk in dallas today. there was also a huge musical festival at atlanta's centennial park as well. the pacific park ferris wheel bill lit up tonight for juneteenth. this week, president biden officially made juneteenth national independence day, a federal holiday, the first since martin l

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aishah: we also saw migrants making a run for it.p by smugglers but got lost and started running when he saw a dps truck. and check out this dps trail cam recently found with a suspected cartel scout, officers say he stole it from the border likely trying to clear a path for smugglers. >> this is a federal government issue. this is a problem from the federal government. they're not supporting u.s. border, u.s. border patrol we need support in the southern border. they are overwhelmed with the process and hours of processing, the migrants are coming across. >> vice president kamala harris heads to guatemala this weekend, i asked the man from el salvador what would have taken for him to stay, he said there are too many problems, too much corruption in his country. he and his family had to escape. and, neil, vice president kamala harris is not scheduled to visit those countries, el salvador or honduras on her 3-day trip, neil. neil: do we know for sure that the vice president will not go to the border after a trip to mexico, in other wo

aishah in mission, texas, thank you very much. aishah: you bet. their term this month and they're set to announce some rulings on some very hot button cases. our legal panel breaks it all down coming up next. jacqui: g7 nations reaching a landmark agreement this morning to raise taxes on big-tech giants like google, apple and amazon. ryan breaks it down for us, ryan. ryan: hi, there, jacqui, met in london and agreed to support the idea of a global minimum corporate tax of at least 15%. why? to deter multi-national companies from avoiding taxes by stashing profits in countries with lower tax rates. the g7 is, of course, shorthand for the group of 7, that's some of the 1 richest countries in the world. the richest economies including the united states and the biden administration has been championing this idea for a good while pushing it within the group. keep in mind, president biden will be traveling here to the uk later this week for a gathering of g7 heads of state, so this is in the run-up to that and this is a big win for him ahead of the meet

aishah told us yesterday about this. republicans are changing their registration to be able to vote in this primary to try to get the field down to a more moderate so they can get away from all the things that are spiking the crime, that are part of the problem. the root causes as the biden administration would like to point out. the white house speaking of which is giving us an idea what to expect when president biden addresses the rise in crime tomorrow suggesting he doesn't feel violent protests or defund the police movement are to blame. let's watch. >> the president feels a great deal of the crime we're seeing is a result of gun violence. you can expect he will speak to that. and his commitment to continuing to address gun violence and gun safety in the country. conveying to the american people who he will do now to help the rise in crime we've seen over the last year and a half. >> harris: you get into politics because you have to talk to city leaders. what would you say to the president of the united states as he

aishah hasnie on how all of that is going down in the big apple. aishah? >> it's interesting how the issue for voters really shifted from the pandemic, the economy to crime and policing. it's really showing in the results that are coming in. right now eric adams has just said that he's got a 10-point lead in the first-choice votes in this new ranked choice voting system. very new for new york city. he's a former nypd captain. >> how dare those with their philosophical and intellectual theorizing in their classroom mindset talking about the theory of policing? you don't know this. i know this. i'm going to keep my city safe. >> okay. a huge surprise though is the number 2 spot right now, maya wiley. a progressive that does want to slash the police budget by a billion dollars. she's edged out the other two favorite moderates in this race, katherine garcia and andrew yang. listen to this. >> 50% of the votes will be recounted. the way that folks ranked number 2 and number 3 votes will count. we've known all along that we have strong support in the top ranking

aishah. >> good morning. we saw so many migrants crossing the border last night that the department of public safety and border patrol didn't have enough vehicles, enough buses to transport them and process them. look at this incredible video we got last night. you saw children huddled under trash bags for hours in the pouring rain. 40 unaccompanied children there in this one group. so many of them were just crying. we spoke to a man from el salvador who came here with his wife and 1-year-old child. his baby had months quito bites all over his face and he said he saw very dangerous people on his way north. listen. >> somebody take your baby, the police and military take our money, right? that was the bad guys, too. >> we saw migrants making a run for it. dps officers told us this man was supposed to get picked up my smugglers but got lost and started running. check out the trail kam here found with a suspected cartel scout apparently officers say he stole it from the border likely trying to clear a path for t

aishah hasnie reporting live from mission, texas. aishah? >> hey, martha.t ride-along. i was nervous because apparently we were being followed by suspected drug cartel scouts. watch this video here, this black pickup, it's on the mexico side. it starts tailing us as soon as our boat launched into the river. the men followed us until they couldn't see us anymore. dps officers say there's a network of these people that watch them. these troopers are looking for smugglers, anything illegal and arresting migrants when things happen like this. >> they're drowning. they're drowning. >> this is exclusive video from roma texas where migrants were struggling in the river. thankfully everybody survived. martha, back out here live, i want to show you this park here on the mexican side. sources tell me that is actually controlled by the cartel. and it really shows you the influence that they have. they don't let anybody in without them knowing. they make sure they know who is going to the park that property, because it's on the river, is strategic for them. it's very i

arthel: lots of activity there, aishah. aishah hasnie on the border in la jolla, texas. thank you. eric. eric: arthel, in new york city police officers there facing off at protesters in greenwich village last night. despite the mayor's new 10:00 p.m. curfew, he put the curfew into place to try to cut down on disorderly conduct on a city that has seen a spike in crime with calls to cut the police department and cut the budget. curtis sliwa is calling on re-funding the police. some protesters threw rocks at cops. they had to use pepper spray to control the crowd. lauren blanchard has more. >> reporter: a violent night after the 10:00 p.m. curfew went into effect, the new york police department said 23 arrests were made. many for disorderly conduct. eight officers also sustained minor injuries with those who refused to leave. the city put in place weekend curfews to try to cut down on drugs and illegal activities. it's not just the park. throughout new york city, crime is increasing. this may, crime rose by 22% compared to may last year. there was a 73% increase in shootings. hate cri

>> aishah hasnie along the border. aishah, thank you.llow up a story high school story suing for reinstatement after being suspended for talking about his religious groups at a school board meeting in northern virginia. this evening that district is being accused of promoting critical race theory under false pretenses. here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. >> how we treat people is based on who they are and not what. >> fanned they're nice. and if they are nice. >> a viral video of an african-american father and young daughter speaking out against teaching critical race theory in schools. making the case it forces children to see color and feel badly. >> about what little white kids to know they are not oppressors. i want little black kids to know they are not oppressed. >> in the affluent suburbs in washington, d.c. in loudoun county, virginia the school system is being accused by local parents of pushing critical race theory disguising it as a revamped equity plan. some argue it's sending the wrong message to their child

aishah hasnie at the border with the fallout from that. aishah?congressional delegation just wrapped up their explore of the southern border here. before i get to what they're talking about, they addressed this heartwrenching video. let's watch the video first. [child screaming]. >> that is a 5-year-old boy reportedly abandoned by two smugglers near el paso, texas. screaming in the middle of the night. the woman who reportedly left him there told a reporter that his parents were also in the u.s. now texas representative tony gonzalez was here today. he says unfortunately this is not unique. thousands of children are in the same situation every month at the border. wise house press secretary jen psaki reacted to the video. listen. >> i've seen the video. it's heart breaking. the reason we continue to be very clear, migrating to the united states put ourselves and others at risk. that's why we relaunched more efforts to build a fair immigration system including programs like the central american minors programs that allows kids eligible to apply fro

correspondent aishah hasnie has details tonight with the mission from taxes. >> the cries of childrenrced through the rainstorm and la jolla, texas thursday night as we rode along with the texas department of public safety officers. at the crossing point a large group of about 70 people, including 40 unaccompanied children. we saw kids hiding from the rain under trashbags in the waiting hours to get processed because border patrol didn't have enough buses. this man from el salvador introduced us to his wife and 1-year-old baby who was covered in mosquito bites. he says the journey north was a dangerous one. >> somebody to take a baby, the police and the military. >> we also saw migrants making a run for it, gps officers telling us this man was supposed to get picked up by smugglers but got lost and started running when he saw a gps truck. check out the vps trail cam recently found with cartel scout and officer say he stole it from the border likely trying to clear a path for smugglers. >> this is a federal government issue. they are not supporting u.s. border patrol and support at the

did you catch what aishah just reported? there are republicans now that are going to vote in a democratic primary. they have changed their affiliation so they can sway where this is going. republicans in the back coming to the front to try to help save new york city from its violence. >> sometimes you have to get strategic in that way. traditional republican doesn't have that much power in new york city. they understand democrats have hurt their everyday life. it snot safe to go to school for their kids or walk to work or take the subway. now they get creative. i hope they are successful here. the clear pattern from the democratic party is they're going further and further to the left. we've seen the results of that. >> harris: when you say further and further to the left i just want to give people an idea. you've heard democrats jason say they'll redefine things. defund the police, no reimagine policing. i still can't get anybody to tell me details of what that means. but the atlanta mayor bottoms is trying to find reasons

>> bret: aishah hasnie live in times square. asia, thanks. reinstate transgender bathroom band.rts ruled it unconstitutional. the case involved former high school student gavin grimm who filed a federal lawsuit after he was told he could not use the boy's bathroom at his public high school. glows chester county required of the bathroom to use the bathroom corresponding biological call sex female or private restrooms. when we come back, a u.s. olympian protests the national anthem. ♪ ♪ w much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. ♪ maybe i didn't love you ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ quite as often as i could have ♪ we're delivering for the earth. by investing in more electric vehicles, r

first, aishah hasnie live at the border in texas where the members of congress just were. aishah? >> hi, martha. yeah, the members of congress just addressed that heart wrenching video of the little boy abandoned at the border. representative tony gonzalez saying unfortunately, it's not unique. we see it happen all the time to thousands and thousands of kids. something has to be done about it. this congressional delegation is here pitching their border solutions act, but also calling on president biden to make changes to his recently a newsed dedicated dockets, which will fast-track those asylum cases. watch this. >> i'm glad that the administration is taking our idea. doesn't go far enough. we have to have the judges on the border. this is where the cases are at. >> while they push their solutions, president biden is undoing the migration protection protocols, trump era policies. here on the ground, texas governor greg abbott issuing that disaster declaration along the southern border. 34 counties affected by that. he's not just dealing with the influx of migrants but the surge o

>> bret: aishah, thank you. stocks were mixed today. dow lost 86. nasdaq posted new record closes. the s&p up 8. the nasdaq gained 105. up next, israel has a new prime minister but the old one is not just fading away. we will take you there. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 9 in minneapolis one person dead three others injured a at the rams into protesters. at the parking ramp where a black man fatally shot by u.s. marshals earlier this month. police took the driver into custody at the scene. motive still unclear, police say drugs and alcohol may have been involved. fox 32 in chicago as an explosion at a manufacturing plant in rockton forces nearby residents to evacuate while crews battled the flames there. it happened around 7:00 this morning. no immediate reports of injuries. about 1,000 people affected by that evacuation order. and this is a live look at new york from fox 5. our affiliate there one of the big stories there tonight a pekingese named wasabi wins best in show at the westmins

correspondent aishah hasnie has that part of the story tonight. a warning here some of the imimages in this piece may be disturbing. >> new york city's crime problem just got personal for at least one can on the campaign trail. as eric adams was consoling the family victimized by this shooting in the bronx over the weekend, his own campaign volunteer was being stabbed multiple times in broad daylight. >> is he doing fine. he is out of surgeries. the video was just horrific. someone came up behind him and repeatedly stabbed him. >> the former police captain brooklyn borough president is one of 13 democrats and two republicans on the ballot in tuesday's primary. and the path to city hall is likely paved with public safety policy. nearly every single crime category in may was up from last may. critics blame the defund the police movement and bail reform. and now a local affiliate is reporting nearly half of the looters arrested in manhattan last year saw their charges dropped by the district attorney's office. >> you want to lose? go ahead, go for it

aishah hasnie is live in new york city, historic neighborhood. ♪♪ reporter: abby juneteenth to give.e at this incredible block party, you can hear the music, live performance happening right now setting the mood of celebration, bring joy to families visiting here. there's food but there's almost celebrations taking lays across the country. block parties happening, dallas, los angeles and the ferris wheel will be lit up in honor of juneteenth. president biden made it official juneteenth national independence day is not a federal holiday. martin luther kueng jr. day four decades ago 1983 also known as -- not finally learned they were free. this has been a long time coming. ♪♪ >> it's a way for us to say hey, black people, you do matter. you are here, we acknowledge everything you are doing, we seek the culture and the role you play in history, pop culture and this is your day. ♪♪ report all over the place here, organizers tell me this is for them, 20 years from now they want their kids to grow up and know they are represented here. eric: having juneteenth thank you. arthel: juneteenth

let's go live to the border in texas where we find aishah hasnie.orter: thunderstorm he or 90 and like it is today, the flow of migrants is not stopping. i want to show you video we capture today about 200 people crossing 15 miles away in la jolla. thursday night we saw 70 migrants including 40 unaccompanied children crossing into la jolla during a terrible thunderstorm, they waited hours to get processed because border patrol didn't have enough buses. texas will begin crossing borders illegally and spending time in jail for criminal trespassing on private property. as the state republican come increasingly frustrated only for more help in the biden administration. >> we are spending millions here in texas to keep ourselves safe while the ministration want to send $300 million, focusing on border patrol agents. reporter: vp harris makes her way to central america, first stop is mexico, then guatemala. i asked a man from el salvador came over his wife and baby, what would it have taken for him to stay in his home country he told me there's too much c

aishah hasnie live in new york with the details. no more thanksgiving?>> happy day off. the school board didn't want to offend anyone but their plan really just made matters worse. last month school board members at randolph township schools in new jersey got a lot of backlash their parents for renaming columbus day so in an effort to try to make up for that they now voted to change the name every holiday. christmas, thanksgiving, hanukkah, you name it. it will now be called a generic day off on the calendar. the board said "we agreed unanimously that the change would be both inclusive and equitable." that didn't go over so well. video from thursday school board meeting she was angry parents yelling and even storming out of there. the school board said the change will not have an impact on the curriculum but a dad of three and randolph says this just shows the school board does not care what parents think and this is just a symptom of a much bigger problem. >> this isn't the first time around. it really it's a degrading insult to our american traditions,

bill. >> bill: aishah, thank you on the border.rder of a massive drug seizure by the texas department of public safety. border officials say they've confiscated over 1300 pounds of drugs at the border in just the past week. lieutenant christopher olivera is with the texas department of public safety. let's pull up some numbers on screen so viewers can see what we're talking about when it comes to these drug seizures. this is a change from this year -- from last year to this year. cocaine up 75%, fentanyl 241%, heroin up 15%. meth 14%. these all from the cbps own numbers. you are living this in real life. talk to us about it. >> good morning, thanks for having me. the numbers don't lie. you can see for yourself they have increased significantly since 2020. the numbers will continue to increase because there is a crisis at the southern border with drug and human smuggling. one thing cdp has done and border patrol done an outstanding job in interdicting these drugs at the checkpoints and ports of entry. one thing i will add that our p

first to aishah hasnie live along the texas/mexico border. >> the cries are gut wrenching. multiply that boy by 17,000. how many unaccompanied minors, children were found by border patrol agents in april alone. this is what's happening at the border every single day. this boy's case it was really his screams to the point where he was losing his voice that led border patrol agents right to him. we don't know much about him where he came from, what country. the woman who left him there told a reporter his parents were already in the u.s. and this comes a day after governor greg abbott issued a disaster declaration which allows him to send allstate and local resources to the border and harris he isn't just dealing with the influx of migrants but a surge in drugs being moved by the cartels. yesterday a law enforcement source told me during a boat ride he said there is more of them, the cartels, than there are of us and it begs the question, harris, who really is in control of the border here? here is texas representative michael cloud and his answer. >> the cartels control the

>> gillian: could look to the parents in new jersey, aishah hasnie thank you so much.ng the question, critics say that his press team has been shielding him from reporter's tough questions. listen to what the president said at today's solo news conference after the g-7 meeting yesterday. >> now, why don't i take some of your questions and i'm told, jonathan i'm supposed to recognize you first. i'm sorry, i will get in trouble with staff that i don't do this the right way. i'm going to get in trouble with my staff. go ahead. i will pretend that i didn't answer you. >> gillian: this poll is the president president said in april about his aides being upset if unplanned questions from the press and a video from this weekend shows one of the president's aides frantically trying to herd the press pool during a senior photo up with french president emmanuel macron. take a listen. >> thank you guys, thank you, come on you guys, thank you. >> gillian: all right, let's bring in the power panel. who knows a thing or two about corralling members of the media. we have maria schlep

fox news correspondent aishah hasnie has the latest for us. reporter: good afternoon. times in a year. of course he will base his vote entirely on crime. we're hearing it is impacting the campaign trail directly. a 42-year-old volunteer for the eric adams mayoral campaign stabbed multiple times on sunday in the bronx in broad daylight. this happened as adams was consoling the family of two children caught in the crossfire of this tragic shooting last week. nearly every single crime category in the city is up from last year, jackie and voters tell me they're angry that the nypd was defunded by a billion dollars. they don't like bail reform. now local nbc here in new york, reporting that nearly half of those arrests made over riots, lootings in manhattan last year, they were dropped by the d.a.'s office. business owners saw their life's work, businesses destroyed are furious. >> you want to lose, go ahead, go for it. you will get away for it. the looters know. these are criminals out there knowing the system around the system has failed us. reporter: they failed us, she

aishah hosni is live on the border in mission, texas. >> it's incredible pictures and videos we're gettingeally on a daily basis. texas department of public safety officers have been involved in more than a 300 -- 300 vehicle pursuits since march here in the rio grande valley area. i want to show you pictures again here. take a look of a rollover crash from just yesterday in williston county 70 miles northeast of where we are now. the driver of that black s.u.v. carrying 17 migrants when he crashed and rolled over. four of them fled. one teenager was trapped inside and the rest detained. here is a video shared by a law enforcement force who shows drug smugglers inside the vehicle cutting in and out of traffic being chased by border patrol agents. video is set to music and shared online. it comes as we're learning more and more americans have been apprehended smuggling dution across the border since the start of the pandemic. u.s. citizens were actually caught trying to smuggle in drugs almost seven times more often than mexican citizens between october 2020 and march 31st. it's way up from

. >> harris: aishah hosni is live in new york city. there are words that well, the police are under attack. we're under attack, too, citizens with the crime spiking. >> that's right, harris. good morning to you. you see the thousands of people around me. that marine just like one of them trying to enjoy his day with his family in what is supposed to be one of the safest places in new york city, right, the big apple. take a look at what happened to him last night. you see here this man in a red jacket fired a gun right in the heart of this area. you see tourists scattering everywhere. that bullet hit that marine in the back. the gunman got away. a lot of folks were shaken up. it happened one block from where a 4-year-old girl was shot over mother's day weekend. remember that video, harris? back in april another tourist from kansas city, he was shot on his way back to his hotel in times square. we're seeing a crime surge in this area. the nypd is reporting a 173% jump in robberies, 201 spike in felony assaults and 800% increase in hate c

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. >> bill: aishah, stay on that for us and figure it out. school board member coming under fire for a graduation speech he gave them month ago. things started off but turn to issues of race and class in america. >> we struggle with human greed, racism, extreme versions of individualism and capitalism, white supremacy, growing wealth gaps, disease, climate crisis, extreme poverty and right next door. and the list goes on. >> bill: executive director for the school and prior will be our guest to address this from virginia. nothing says graduation and a good time quite like that. >> martha: what about the day off, it is sort of like taking the culture out of the entire country piece by piece by piece. a little bit more about that one and a bit. right now president biden urging leaders to take a tougher stance on china in a joint statement called on beijing to respect human rights and fundamental freedom but critics question whether they went far enough. >> are you satisfied what came out? or would you want more action on china? >> i think there

good morning, aishah. >> that's exactly right. good morning to you.d policing at the forefront and eric adams benefited hugely from that. look at the rankings as they stand right now. he is at the top of the pack this morning with a 10-point lead of first choice votes in that new rank choice voting system. the former nypd captain who ran heavily on fighting crime. a huge surprise is for the number two spot maya wiley there who wants to defund the police by a billion dollars. kind of the polar opposite. she edged out the other favorite moderates in the race. garcia and yang. with crime on the rise last night adams took a swipe at those who want to defund the police. listen. >> how dare those with their philosophical and intellectual theorizing and classroom mindset talking about -- you don't know this. i know this. i want to keep my city safe. >> the former mayor giuliani's pick won the primary. we may not have an official democratic nominee because of rank choice voting and the absentee votes won't begin to be counted until next week. we have to wait.

we begin in aishah hasnie in texas. >> good morning.s yesterday. the day before. on the rio grande river right here looking for drug and human smugglers. what we found rather were suspected cartel scouts that were following us. want to show you this incredible video we shot. that black pickup truck you see sitting near the mexico bank starts tailing us as soon as we launch into the river. the men then follow us until they can't see us anymore. it was a little nerve racking. officers say there is a whole network of scouts that not only look at their boats and count how many bodies on board. they're also equipped to rescue migrants from the river when things like this happen. >> they are drowning. they're drowning. >> that's exclusive video from roma, texas last night where migrants were in the river screaming they were drowning. everybody survived. the smuggler pulled them to safety. we saw 100 people cross into la jolla, texas, women and children. we learn new details about a woman shot in the head and being raped near yuma, arizona. a

here is aishah hosni. >> i've been talking to voters all weekend and crime continues to be the number one issue on their minds as they head into primary day tomorrow. in fact, one voter at the polls told me yesterday he has been attacked on the subway three times in just one year. remember all the looting and rioting we saw take place in new york city last year? local nbc here in new york is reporting that nearly half of those cases, half of them have been dropped by the d.a.'s office and other charges were allegedly lowered to have no jail time. this as crime in the city continues a 42-year-old volunteer for the eric adams mayoral campaign was stabbed multiple times on sunday in the bronx. he was taken to the hospital for surgery. nearly every crime category is up from last year. homicides, rapes, hate crimes and shootings including this dramatic shooting from thursday where two children narrowly escaped gunfire. there is a lot to address tht mayor's race. the city defunded the police by a billion dollars last year. nypd disbanded the anti-crime unit. bail reform laws that everyone c

aishah hasnie live in texas. what are you hearing from officials there this morning?od morning. it is heartbreaking to hear those screams. unfortunately this story is tragically so typical here in the rio grande valley. this little boy 5 years old left alone in the dark in the middle of the night near el paso, texas clutching his teddy bear, martha. a reporter on the ground said he was screaming so hard. we heard it. he was losing his voice. border patrol agents heard his screams and took him away. we don't know which country he came from. the woman who left him there told a reporter on the ground his parents were already in the u.s. leads to a lot of questions, right? border patrol had more than 17,000 encounters with unaccompanied children in just april alone. as you know governor greg abbott issued a disaster declaration. the first time he has done it in relation to the border that allows him to send all his state and local resources to the rio grande valley. a law enforcement source telling me yesterday this disaster declaration is a black eye for the department o

. >> bill: aishah, thanks. >> dana: republicans putting their cards on the table with an eye on the mid-termeatening to block a potential supreme court nominee and that's not all. >> i look for a very successful 2022. mitch mcconnell has come under a lot of criticism for saying he wanted to make sure barack obama was a one-term president. i want to make joe biden a one half term president. >> dana: sean duffy is here and juan williams is joining me now. sean, on the one hand you have republicans demanding that the white house work with them in a bipartisan way and they're frustrated these calls for bipartisanship are hollow. when the white house hears something like this might they think that's all basically just a lot of hot air? >> well, i think republicans are willing to sit down with democrats. that hasn't happened yet. we're six months into this administration and republicans look back to the trump administration where big tech and media and democrats all colluded on russia collusion to take down donald trump. it was false and impeached him twice. joe biden administration won't work wit

aishah hosni on that story again today. >> crime has quite literally forced its way into the heart of the mayor's race. look at the brand-new video we're getting in of that volunteer for the eric adams campaign being stabbed multiple times again in the bronx over the weekend. he suffered a punctured lung. you have to think many of these voters today have seen this video. thankfully adams says the man is expected to recover. nowhere in america should it be normal. look at the numbers. last week nearly every single crime category in new york city was up. shootings up 64% for the same week last year. here is look at the top tier candidates and where they stand on defunding the police, a big hot button issue here. adams, yang and garcia don't support it. wiley wants a slash a billion dollars a year. could be one reason why eric adams, a former nypd captain is holding a strong lead in the latest surveys just released yesterday followed by yang and garcia. >> he is in favor of stopping frisk, not the abuses. he wants to get the crime unit back on the streets. he understands that issue is cr

border, disaster is not the word to dispraise stomach describe its appearance before on the border, aishahjohn new york city looking a little more normal this week a little after recording zero new covid deaths monday and lowest positivity since testing began. mayor bill de blasio is touting the city's success. >> the lowest positivity level since the crisis began and every single day, more and more vaccinations. as of today 8,340,000, 355 vaccinations. now, all of these grassroots efforts, incentives, working with community-based organizations, it is all working. >> sandra: good to see the beginning what many refer to a sense of normalcy. fox & friends brian kilmeade. i don't want to go too far with this, brian, welcome, by the way. it is unbelievable. there is garbage stacked and a hard time keeping workers in any of the stores. and half of the places are still boarded up. >> you when i have been back since june. maybe a little bit earlier for about a year. one thing asked me "what is this a delay?" nobody is here, nobody dressed up and nobody going to work. and crime is up. when they co

fox news correspondent aishah hasnie has more for us. good afternoon, ashiah.ine and his family was doing what thousands of people are doing around me, enjoying their day, what is supposed to be one of the safest places in new york city, right? unfortunately this happened. take a look at video. police say this man wearing a red jacket fired a gun in broad daylight. you see tourists go scattering everywhere. that bullet hit the marine in the back. the gunman got away. it left a lot of folks shaken up. this happened a block away from where the four-year-old girl was shot over mother's day weekend. that was some hard video to watch too. back in april, don't forget, another tour it from kansas city was shot on his way back to his hotel right here in times square. we're seeing a crime surge in this area. the nypd is reporting 173% jump in robberies. a 201% spike in felony assaults, and an 800% increase in hate crimes. the department added a new mobile command post with 24 extra officers patrolling this precinct to help tourists and everyone returning to work be safe

aishah hasnie in new york with more. reporter: hey, neil. you said it ain't over until it is over. of the primary day so far, with that progress i have who wants to defund the police, edging out some more moderate democrats. look where we stand this morning. as you said rank choice voting sort of delaying those primary results. right now eric adams has the strong 10 point lead of first choice votes. he is a former nypd captain. he ran heavily on fighting crime. he does not want to defund the police but in the number two spot, neil, maya wiley. this is a very interesting pick because she is a progressive to wants to defund the police by a billion dollars. it is totally possible, neil, she could take the lead here. here she is last on chances to take this from ad cams. listen. >> every single vote will count. [cheers and applause] every single new yorker who voted will count. [cheering] 50% of the rank choice vote has not yet been counted. reporter: she is talking about the absentee ballots that won't even begin to be counted until next week. now wiley edged out andrew yang and kathr

aishah hasnie is in new york city. reporter: neil, it is all about crime.n't even imagine sending her kids alone to walk around the city anymore because it is so terrifying now. she said that something has to change. voters coming in likely having seen this brand new video. of the brutal stabbing of a volunteer for the eric adams mayoral campaign. it happened over the weekend in the bronx. it happened in broad daylight, just gruesome. here is look at the top tier candidates right now where they stand on defunding the police. this is a big issue here in new york city. eric adams, andrew yang, do not support sharking the nypd budget. wiley wants to reduce billion dollars a year. one of the reason, adams a former nypd captain, he is holding a strong lead right now, in online survey just released on monday. he is followed by yank and garcia. former mayor rudy giuliani came in to vote. his pick, curtis sliwa, founder of a crime prevention group. giuliani those thousands republicans are switching their affiliation to democrat. they're trying to have it go to a mo

aishah hasnie is in new york. it could take weeks before we know the real winner here. have some different results. no official results right now. let's go ahead show you thing rankings as they stand this morning. right now eric adams benefiting hugely from the crime, the policing conversations happening in new york city right now. he is leading the pack with a 10-point lead of first choice votes. he is a former nypd captain. he ran heavily on crime and fighting crime but a huge surprise here, stuart for the number two spot is maya wiley. she is a progressive. she wants to defund the police by a billion dollars. she edged out the other two favorite moderates in this race. they were kathryn garcia and andrew yang. listen to maya wiley last night. >> police, you have home to here [applause] there is a place for all of us when we say we're accountable to one another. [applause] and this is what this journey has been about. reporter: all right, north big headline was that yang conceded late last night. he was the early front-runner because of course of his national name rec

aishah hasnie is in the texas border town of mission, went on a ride along with the troopers.de along of their own. the boats are ready to take off and show them what is happening on the rio grande river. when we went out we were looking for human smugglers and drug smugglers. what we found were suspected cartel scouts that began following us. look at this video, the black pickup truck sitting near the mexican bank and when we started moving it started to tail us as soon as we launched into the river. gps officers tell me there's a whole network of scouts that only tail their boats and count how many officers are on board. these troopers are equipped for rapid water deployment to rescue migrants from the river when things like this happen. this is exclusive video from roma, texas where migrants were trying to cross the river, went into the river and screaming that they were drowning. thankfully everybody survived and the smuggler pulled them back into the boat. we saw 100 people in texas, we saw women, children as we are learning new horrific details about a woman who was shot