alexis's parents say they will continue the search until they bring alexis home. we're not stop. it's not over here in antioch. answer hassan abc 7 news. moving to developing news now fire crews are struggling to contain a wildfire and placer county. the so-called mosquito fire is burning just east of forest hill and continues to threaten structures and power lines that fire ignited tuesday and has scorched more than 58 square miles. there is no containment and evacuations are in effect for several communities. flames also forced the closure of more than a mile of the pacific crest trail crews. say the fire spread significantly overnight. and in southern california this after a dangerous heat wave and nearby wildfires. the fairview fire has burned nearly 30,000 acres near hemet resident avery. i've personally been really worried about this whole thing and i saw the fire coming and coming. i'm just like freaking out for them. so i'm just glad that the brain came and hopefully more comes to the fire can actually be gone. yeah, the relief and joy in her face the face. the fire is no

it has been almost eight months since alexis cape of oakley was killed.body has not been found but her family was able to pick up her car from police and they tell abc7news that it feels like they have brought a part of alexis home. >> this is the moment the phone was able to pick up the pop car which has been in police custody following the murder. alexis' mother drive the car home. >> instead of her, we are bringing home, it is just a car. we are hoping that this is her. >> police took the car as part of the murder investigation. >> it is alexis' cooper thing in the world. she sleeps in the car, she was always in that car. >> police believe alexis who lived in oakley was killed on january 26 by her boyfriend marshall jones who lives in antioch. he was in a confrontation with seattle area officers while trying to arrest him for murder. a $100,000 war was offered for information leading to her whereabouts. the body has not been found. after consulting with police on friday, her parents announced the reward is now being offered to anyone who can help find

today we're hearing from the family of one victims, 10-year-old alexie rubio.n with her family. what did the family tell you? >> reporter: it was a difficult meeting because they have been in grief, in such pain since the 24th of may when their daughter alexi was killed at robb elementary school. the school has shut down. for the rubio family, kimberly and felix, they have five other children. there you see alexi who would have started today her first day of fifth grade. this is a family going through the most difficult, horrendous pain and they're aware this pain is not going away any time soon. >> it's like it just happened, but then it feels like we haven't had her forever. >> reporter: 10-year-old alexi rubio is one of the 19 children and 2 teachers murdered at robb elementary. >> i haven't accepted it. it's just hard. >> reporter: felix and kim's youngest daughter was compassion, an athlete and an honor roll student. >> her opportunities were just endless. she's had that stolen. >> reporter: this is the last picture they took together, at the end of school

alexis, gabe's mom talking about the moment she said in her daughter's beloved car this past weekend. >> to drive it home. >> just. it's so unfair that can only her car and that. >> the car had been in fbi custody ever since the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared on january. 26 donations have been pouring in to help find alexis gabe, including $11,000 to pay off the car from the bank. >> too and be able to keep that car. the car is now clean and decorated with well, she lov stop she have a sheath of there there's also a there's stuffed animal in there. >> that's how her and connect right now. there's a bunch of flowers there. a lot of a lot of followers stopped by and but some left them flowers and also some letters and there for her. >> game went missing after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police say that evidence found in jones's home and dna from gabe's broken phone tossed in a field, identify jones as a suspect. jones was killed in seattle in june during a confrontation with u.s.. marshals, investigators say jones left behind a note mentioning traveling to am

alexis, i want to talk about the british relationship with the u.s.. queen elizabeth spoke during americas bicentennial in 1976. take a listen. >> mister president, the british and american people are as close today as two peoples have ever been. we see you as our strong and trusted friend. we believe that you, in turn, will find us as ready as ever to bear our fulshear in debate defending the values we both believe. >> alexis, i asked rick for his perspective -- as someone who's done the work of diplomacy. i want to know from you, as a presidential historian, how do you see the relationship between u.s. leaders and that monarch? >> it's interesting. that particular clips you showed has always fascinated me. we have to remember that that is -- she is celebrating 200 years later the first independent colony. it caused a lot of problems for the monarch. and yet -- it's really important to remember that she was a figurehead. she would meet all the presidents, 13 of them. she had a relationship that began before -- continued after [inaudible] he got along

alexis gabe was last seen in entech. a 30 suspect her ex-boyfriend killed killed her that day. > >> police in san leandro looking looking for the two men response men responsible for a shooting that injured three people this morning. police got a call that the business was getting burglarized. officers found three people shot. > >> police tracked down the othee other three suspects but two mad to into another vehicle and gety get away. the third was taken into custody. circuit is been 21 21 years since the september 11 attacks. americans took time to remember the lives lost. kpix 5's da lin has the stories of three people in the area . >> reporter: michael hanks has d this into a best seller. he had his guide dog walk downstairs ty to safety. >> there was a lot of people on the stairs we walked down safely . we didn't run. we do not panie if we did someone would get trampled. >> reporter: coworkers do not yet know what what was going on but they need to get out expect people did start to panic and some of them would stop

(gasping) ♪ from parents of alexis gabe. east bay couple's only daughter disappeared nearly 9 months ago. >> authorities believe she was killed but her body is still missing games car was returned to her parents this past weekend as kron four's terisa stasio reports. it was an emotional moment as the couple continues to look for answers. >> the man not been it slashed by all of them memories that we have together. alexis, gabe's mom talking about the moment she said in her daughter's beloved car this past weekend. >> to drive it home. >> just. it's so unfair that can only be her car and the car had been in fbi custody ever since the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared on january. 26 donations have been pouring in to help find alexis gabe, including $11,000 to pay off the car from the bank. >> to and to be able to keep that car. the car is now clean and decorated with well, she stop. >> she have a sheath of said there there's also a that stuffed animal in there. that's how her and connect right now. there's a bunch of flowers

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alexis mcadams in new york, thank you very much.ishah: it is pretty incredible, we sit here and we watch the circumstance and everything that they are getting ready for, somebody steps as alexis mentioned. what are the greatest reasons why americans think so highly of the queen is very simple, she came from this war generation, world war ii a very simple person when you put her into the context of everything. she always put country first. i think americans really connect with that because country in liberty and patriotism is so important to us. she embodied that and let her country through so many ups and downs and even right now the country is in a bit of a crisis, they have skyhigh inflation, worse than us. and they are really, really going through a lot of problems. she was always standing there firm to get them through those tough periods and i think it was really her personality i have to say that allowed the monarchy to survive into the modern era which was quite a feat when other monarchies were falling apart she was able to

alexis was one of the cofounders of reddit. he's a venture capitalist. >> i think in the case of serena and alexis i think we can safely say opposites attract. >> how does a self-described unequivocal nerd end up with one of the greatest athletes in recorded history? how does that come about? it's not a natural match. >> you know, i would beg to differ on one hand because she's actually a total nerd indeed, and we actually met through random circumstance. >> when she met him everything started to change, how she wanted to do business because he is an entrepreneur in his own way, a successful one. how she wanted to get into tech because he was in tech, how she wanted to diversify her portfolio. >> you've got a promotion, that's fantastic. congratulations. >> so glad you finally had a good day today. >> it seemed like she found someone who totally understood her mentality, her mind-set. it made perfect sense to me. 2016 i meet u, 2017 we're engaged, i'm pregnant and having a baby. >> how funny is this? she is -- with my gatorade

alexis and mcadams is in eagle pass, alexis. >> hi arthel. we see it every single day here the southern border. hundreds of migrant showing up here walking right across the border into the united states. we are now learning about where they go once they are in the u.s. it depends on how much the migrants are willing to pay the cartel. the people willing to dish out or catching private planes to be smuggled across the u.s. take a look on your screen. this is a picture regarding the short time ago from a texas showing a private plane that was full of migrants they are friday 819 migrants on that private plane in mcallen, texas coming in from central america. sources tell me staying here for several weeks and read a stash house but they got on that plane pretty best to get a say three cars pulled up that day to the airport and drop the migrants off. that's when a concerned citizen called 911. this is a third bus at a private airport in texas just this month alone. humans are smuggled in, so her drugs were just of the day officers at the port of

alexis gabe, is returned to her family after an ongoing investigation into her death. questions, though, still moving about what happened to her. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 8. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. tonight, a renewed plea from the parents of alexis gabe, the east bay couple's only daughter disappeared almost 9 months ago. >> authorities believe she was killed but her body is still missing. capes car was returned to her parents. this past weekend and as kron four's terisa reports, it was an emotional moment as the couple continues to look for answers. >> the not been it slashed by all of them memories that we have together. alexis, gabe's mom talking about the moment she said in her daughter's beloved car this past weekend. >> to drive it home. >> just. it's so unfair that can only be her car and the car had been in fbi custody ever since the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared on january. 26 donations have been pouring in to help find alexis gabe, including $11,000 to pay off the car from the bank. >> too and be able to keep that car. the c

alexis appeared. >> hi aishah.y day at the southern border we are learning new details about the migrant who is not supposed to be here in the united states. and is now facing criminal charges wait until the mug shot. it's not leaving the scene of a fatal crash after investigators say iran over sheriff's deputy it with front loader and then took off. deputy michael hartwick was. he was a 19 year veteran of the pinellas county sheriff's department. right now the family is grieving this loss as police try to figure out why he was ever approved to work at that construction site without even having a valid license for the hit-and-run happened to make sure the crew is safe. when he got out of the car around 10:30 p.m. that night helena salas ran him over for the 32-year-old then told the worker what happened and took off. >> he told the other construction worker he had just killed a deputy and took off his hat and took off his vestas traffic vest. handed it to him, told to hide it and get rid of it. xo investigators say

alexis, is always a pleasure to spend time with you. thank you for being here this evening.reaction to that piece from dom bony a. he writes, this is a moment where we should throw all political assumptions out the window. what did the dobbs decision changed everything? >> everything. i mean, as devastating as that decision is, and we have to acknowledge the impact, the real impact that it's having every day on patients across this country, peoples tried to seek access to abortion, going through great dust but lance in order to get access, they should be able to get their own state. they also, while they are despairing, they are really a center in source of hope in this moment. and i think that's incredibly important. we have seen a tremendous registration rate. we've seen incredible authors he has them as we've seen in kansas. we've seen it and michigan as well, the voters and michigan will be able to vote on their state constitution. and i'm sure i'm gonna see you tomorrow. i know people are fired up to see john fetterman, they know the contrast is incredibly clear between

alexis, thank you. arthel: president biden is back in delaware after addressing the national education association yesterday in d.c. he criticized the commitment to america, that's a plan republicans unveiled hours earlier. meanwhile, the markets tanked again yesterday on recession fears and a new report says the average american lost $4,000 in annual income in the past 18 months. lucas tomlinson is in wilmington, delaware, with all the details. hey, lucas. >> reporter: good afternoon, arthel. the s&p 500 is down 17% this year. inflation's at a 40-year high. president biden's top economic adviser admits many americans are feeling the squeeze. >>ed food prices are too high. inflation is still too high. the president understands that because his whole focus is defending working families. he knows that even with the stronger job market, lower unemployment, he knows that people are getting hurt at the grocery line are. >> reporter: when president biden took office, inflation was just 1.4%. today it's 8.3%.

hey, alexis.that's right, the sharks are top of mind but boating safety and general because it has been packed and you can see behind me. this is the area where all of the boats are heading in for the holiday weekend and out toward that water area and you can see people over here right on the long island area also preparing their boats for this holiday weekend but expect choppy waterway, so here in long island patrols have been out in full force. we want out with nassau county marine bureau and they patrol the atlantic ocean right off of long island. they have 50 officers keeping a close eye for sharks and people boaters in distress is what they are seeing right now. it's a reminder to everyone to keep safety top of mind. >> you should always have somebody with you when you're out because most of the time the next boat is half a mile and they don't see it. you can be waving and nobody is looking at you. it's in the like everybody is close together especially if you're in the ocean. alex: this summ

[applause] yes, i am alexis mcgill johnson i'm the president of planned parenthood action fund where we believe that abortion is health care. [applause] we know, we know that our humanity and our dignity are not up for debate. no matter how hard they try, we are going to tell them, we won't go back. [applause] in fact, i need to hear that from you. when i say we won't go to -- we won't go back, i want you to say we won't back down. we won't go back, [we won't back down. ] they handed it to politicians that think they know better than we do. politicians who don't trust us to make decisions about our bodies are crazy. now 16 states have abortion bands and have more coming. and make no mistake they are doing exactly what they intended to do. they are causing chaos, confusion. the landscape is changing by the moment and providers are making decisions that are heartbreaking because they are based on legal standards not what is bait -- best for the patient, so when i say we won't go back, they -- say -- [we won't back down] we can't have physicians sending them home to be sicker before the

jon: alexis, thank you. more on all of this, real expert shannon felton spence, former head of politics and communications for the british general of new england. a week of turmoil and change for the british, new prime minister and the death of the queen, talk about her role as head of the commonwealth. >> absolutely, it's been quite a time for the uk. we had an intense leadership competition and ended september 5 with the new prime minister this trust and that the queen which is the last official photo of the queen and two days later the queen passed away so it's quite a time of change for the country and it's not going away. this trust inherits a sense of urgency, they are in the middle of energy crisis caused by the war and ukraine and she will have announcements she wanted to rule out, her new government and cabinet, all of that has to wait as a nation mourns the queen. jon: it was astounding to me when greg said she, the queen reigned over 15 prime ministers in britain and 15 u.s. presidents it's astoun

alexis mcadams live in lower manhattan now with more on this. alexis. >> hi. emotional day kieran lower manhattan. people remember and grieve that tragedy that happened 21 years ago to the day. we heard the reading of the names which is still continuing right now. the church bells ringing and the sound of that waterfall right near the ground zero mario. all reminders at 21 years may have passed, but it has not been easier for the family. the wives, husband and family members. memories they will never get back. >> how well this a 13 year old boy really know his father. the reality is, that i, along with countless other children that lost parents missed out on countless memories, moments, conversations. so while the grief receives a bit with time, the permanent absence of my father's just as palpable today as it ever was. >> so many tributes rolling in 21 years after the deadliest attack on u.s. soil. america is remembering those that lost their lives that they. family and loved ones of those killed reading their names aloud the 3000 people killed in the 2001 at

. >> search organizers for alexis, gabe have launched a website to try and help fund the 24 yaar-old. gabe was last seen on january. the 26 at an antioch gas station. authorities believe that she was killed and they are currently working to locate her remains. the website being shown here on your screen as all of the latest details on the investigation, including court documents at a time line of alexis gabe's disappearance. people can also donate to support the continuing search efforts. commuters experienced delays at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. >> want to show you what happened here. take a look at the picture. hundreds of cars were backed up. this happened when a van collided was a middle barricade around 5 o'clock in the morning. chp told the band closed, elaine to toll booth said to be closed. it's not clear if anybody was hurt, but all of the lanes for finally back open before 8.30, in the morning. >> people in the north bay are still pretty shaken up after 2 moderate earthquakes hit the santa rosa area last tonight. this is video of some of the damage that that tho

alexis mcadams is at the border in texas.his migrant, and how did we met in the country? >> reporter: hi, stuart. good question. we know that he's crossed into the united states at least two times before this arrest, and one of those is right where i'm standing, in eagle pass, texas, walking right here into the country. but now he's back behind bars. take a look here, this is the mug shot we got a short time ago from that florida sheriff's deputy, deputy michael hartwick, a 19-year veteran of the pinellas sheriff's department. the police are trying to figure out how the man was approved to work at the construction site because he didn't have a valid license or the correct paperwork according to the governor's office. it happened at the florida construction zone on thursday night. deputy hartwick was there to keep the crew safe, but when he got out of the car, he was run over, and then the man hid in the bushes for nine hours before he was arrested. >> he has no qualifications to drive a front-loader. you know, what he said is

jon: alexis mcadams thank you.president harris was among those in new york city who took part in the ceremony today. meanwhile president biden the first lady attended separate 9/11 commemorations the president stopped by the pentagon while the first lady visited the 93 memorial and shanksville, pennsylvania. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us live with m more. >> good evening john, the president, first lady and vice president for handout at all three attack sites to pay tribute to the lives lost. in new york vice president harris observed moments of silence at ground zero followed by reading of the victims names in and shanksville, pennsylvania race lady joe biden was joined by her sister united airlines flight attendant. she's shared the sorrowful pride her sister felt that day that her fellow flight attendants and passengers help down there plaintiff sabin untold number of lives in the nation's capital. >> this is the legacy we must carry forward. hope that defies hate. love that defies loss in th

the family of alexis gabe is desperate to find her remains.ear-old woman from oakley who disappeared in january. police believe her ex-boyfriend killed her. the gabe family increased reward money from $50,000 to $100,000. they hope this will encourage people to come forward. in a facebook post, her father encouraged search groups to join the quest. they want to find her remains and give her a proper memorial service. gabe's ex-boyfriend was shot and killed in may by police in washington state as they were trying to arrest him for her murder. >>> new york is declaring a state of emergency, and it's not related to covid. health leaders in nassau county say they've detected polio in waste water samples. they're sounding the alarm, because polio can be spread through contaminated water. those who are infected usually don't have any symptoms, but develop paralysis over time. authorities are urging new yorkers to check their polio vaccination status. >> we'll send out an advisory to all physicians in nassau county that they should be aware and also

see in the report of our military correspondent, alexy continuously motorized rifles provide protection and defense of the position artillerymen. the noise of the armored personnel carrier engine literally drowned out the combat helicopter of the vehicle to the bottom of the destination point. during the parking, the armored personnel carrier does not even turn off, the engine and the fact are constantly in touch and are ready to move forward and instead of the destination, the task. specifically , this machine ensures the operation of the hurricane rszo. the security perimeter of salvo fire is large and, in order to view the entire territory, they are delivered in such a way that a large territory is viewed from the position of this batter and there is a wide angle around the clock. and, of course, they work in any weather. uh, enemy rap equipment, it happens the connection disappears, but we immediately restore it so that at any moment it is more difficult to work on the set goals. meanwhile, there is a connection with home even here on the line of contact. these letters were delivere

alexis mcadams out on the island in new york, alexis. i say rich, that is right. it has been busy adhered will be through the holiday weekend. the ramping up patrols and only for the sharks were talking about buffer possibly impaired boaters. take a look here this sourcing out here on long island. some beautiful weather so with that police expect crowded and choppy waterways for take a look you're out on long island patrols have been out in full force throughout the weekend. weed out this morning with the nasa marine bureau they're patrolling the atlantic ocean just off of long island here. about 50 officers to keep a close eye out for sharks but also people driving recklessly boaters in distress. last are there 658 boating fatalities nationwide according to the u.s. coast guard. police keep a lookout for boaters operating under the influence, others are remaining vigilant. >> people will be drinking to today. hopefully they will not be controlling the boats. but it will happen so it's nice to know somebody is out there watching out for those of us trying to be sa

alexis mcadams has that story.k jon, good evening for this is one of the busiest weekends for boating and beaches across the country that includes here on long island. take a look to see the channel the boaters are entering into the atlantic ocean. with the beautiful weather this weekend police state comes the crowds and choppy waterways. check this out we went with vanessa county marine bureau as they patrolled the atlantic ocean just off of long island here. there are 50 officers keep a close eye out for sharks. people driving recklessly and also boaters in distress for just last year there were 650 boating fatalities nationwide according to the u.s. coast guard. police also and for boaters under the influence. as others remain vigilant. >> people will be drinking today and hopefully they will not be controlling the boats. but it will happen. so it's nice to know somebody is out there watching out for boaters that are trying to be safe and quick system run east coast shark sightings are up in florida near miami r

alexis mcadams has more, alexis. >> hi molly police tells patterson work at the tupelo regional airport for the last ten years he's familiar with the planes are stored to rent saturday morning investigators that he stole a plague, take it off right out of that small airport that only has one ru runway. alignment from two polio which means he feels the aircraft. we do know that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. >> 29 young cory patterson now behind bars. this comes after police say he threatened to crash that stolen airplane into the tupelo, mississippi walmart and senate which led to a >> with the store in a nearby convenience store near that walmart here to look at that stolen beechcraft airplane. and you can see if there that is the king air sea 90 plane which left the entire community work for their safety. the plane was actually flying pretty erratically circling altitudes around 1200 feet. soon negotiators said they did convince patterson to return back to the airport but he did not win or how to really lend that plane. by that point the plaintiff employing for so long, i

he joins us with his wife, alexis, tonight. it is nice to see both of you. you for joining us. we just showed the video of the door in your building caving and due to the water pressure. what happened after that? >> i lost my shoes. i got completely submerged underwater. and i ran up the stairs barefoot after that. >> i'm sorry. am looking at this for the first time. it is unbelievable to have survived that. how did you escape from the watcher? >> i grabbed onto a guard rail. initially, the water pushed me up the stairs and then it sucked me back down as well. i had to grab onto a guard rail. >> i keep watching that again and again and again. i am so glad that you made it through that. what is the status there in naples? do you have power? what are the conditions? >> we do not actually have power right now. we have flashlights pointed at the ceiling. it looks like a bomb went off here to be honest. i do not think this was capable of happening. >> alexis, i understand you went to naples hoping to escape the worst of the storm when everyone thought it was init

let's turn to ground zero in new york city, alexis mcadams is there this afternoon. hello alexis. buchheit mike talk about emotional day here in new york city print lower manhattan heard the victims the families of victims reading the names one by one. you can see and feel the emotions back to the crown here is that of those names but also to the sound of the waterfall right near the memorial. it was a reminder more than 20 years has passed marking today that terror attack and all the ceremonies but it's not any easier for the families. some are reflecting on that tragedy across the country. here in new york city speaking directly to the politicians that came to the memorial. and i believe he'll be extremely annoyed at the state of our country today. on his behalf i'm going to remind our elected officials why they have their jobs. >> 21 years at the deadly attack on american soil, america or remembering those who lost their lives. families and loved ones of those killed, reading their names each of the nearly 3000 people are killed in the 2001 attacks in the 1993 world trade cente

alexis mcadams is there now. >> reporter: hi, arthel.al day here in lower manhattan and all across the country as the united states of america still grieves 21 years later. and although all of that time has passed, the families who spoke today reading off those names one by one of those who lost their lives say it doesn't get any easier. >> reading names today feels so much deeper than it's felt before after experiencing what we felt in these past two years. we miss you and love you so much. we remember you, we need you. please continue to watch over us. >> reporter: 21 years, arthel, after the dead cannilyiest attack on u.s. soil, america remembering those who lost their lives that day. family and loved ones of those killed reading the names aallowed, even of the nearly 3,000 people who were killed and the 1993 world trade center bombing. six moments of silence to commemorate when the planes hit the towers and when they collapsed, also pausing at the moment the pentagon was struck and when flight 93 crashed into that pennsylvania field.

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in dublin, henry lee ktvu fox studios new developments in the alexis gabe case. gabes family says they are now offering a $100,000 reward for whomever can provide information that leads to authorities finding her remains . they say they want to lay her to rest and give her a proper memorial service. also today, jobs family picked up her car from oakley police after the fbi handed it off. investigators believe jobs ex boyfriend marshall jones murdered her in january. he died in a confrontation with authorities near seattle in june. silicon pride fest returns to oakland this weekend, all thanks to the city's lgbt q community center, how they hope the event can bring people together. and the bill signed by governor gavin newsom that aims to suppor local journalists and journalism just graduating from one bay area university. stay with us. and a barrier weather. the intense heat wave is coming doing and we're talking about cooler temperatures this weekend and even the slight have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i lo

the second half was barely under way when alexis mac allister did this. of magic disallowed. but brighton were unperturbed, and soon back in front. and soon they have breathing space, too, alexis mac allister making sure he would be on the scoresheet not once, but twice. a 5—star performance from brighton, no wonder graham potter is smiling. the premier league is to review its use of var with the rest of his body following a couple of contentious incidents yesterday. a couple of goals yesterday were disallowed. west ham manager david moyes called indecision scandals. it was a birthday to remember for a reading player, he scored twice. they are nowjust a point behind leaders norwich city. cycling is happening. a dutchman took the win on a brutal day in the mountains. defending champion primoz roglic also gained time, just over 90 seconds back in the general classification. it would not finishing fourth at the weld mountain bike championships, tom pidcock was back written on the road at the tour of britain, finishing fifth on the opening stage from aberdeen

foxes alexis mcadams has more on the memorials. during a tearful tribute sunday morning at the 9 11 memorial and museum in lower manhattan. the nation grieving marking 21 years since the attacks, nearly 3000 people lost their lives that day. although time has passed the loss not easier for these families. vice president kamala harris, new york governor kathy huckle, new york city mayor eric adams and attorney general mayor garland in that crowd. the loved ones of those victims, speaking directly to the nation's leaders. it took a tragedy to unite our country. back then no one cared if you were a republican, democrat, age , gender, race, ethnicity we were united. it took a tragedy to unite us. and now we're on to remind all of you there. it should not take another tragedy to unite our nation. president biden, also reflecting on america's solidarity in the wake of an unthinkable tragedy as you laid a wreath at a memorial at the pentagon, american story itself changed that day, but we will not change what we cannot change. never will.

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. already that excessive heat warning.going to be an effect to listen effect. now it's going to be an effect tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday, and that's going to cover this much area. the areas that aren't covered, especially right around here around san mateo, sfo, oakland that's a heat advisory that gets dropped on tuesday. regardless this heat event is going to go on for three more days out 72 hours. if you will in those inland spots, so not just in our area, but all the way down the coast all the way down to southern california, san bernardino of las vegas, phoenix. it's a lot of heat for a lot of people, and so there's going to be problems. certainly with the power grid easily could be an issue tomorrow in the next couple of days. heat stroke things like that. so we've talked about it a lot, but just be prepared. this is the real deal. this is the this is not a drill. it's going to be hot. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow forecast highs on wind or tuesday, similar wednesday somewhere as well. it will be a lit

alexis. >> reporter: hi, arthel. we are learning new details about the migrant who crossed into the united states illegally and is now being charged with a hit and run crash that a killed that sheriff's deputy. we're learning that the first time he crossed here into the united states it was right here in eagle pass, texas. take a look at your screen, this is a mug shot we got in just a short time ago from that county out in florida. now charged with leaving the scene of a fatal crash after investigators say he ran over a sheriff's deputy with a front loader and took off from that construction ooh site. deputy michael hartwick was killed, a 19-year veteran of the pinellas county sheriff's department, and right now his family is grieving as police try to find out how the immigrant was approved to work at that construction site in the first place. this is a look at where it unfolded, this florida construction zone on thursday. deputy hartwick was there to patrol the area to make sure that crew was safe, but when he got

am i right, alexis?te move to stay still? >> we are originally from tampa, and this was supposed to be our evacuation zone, because they were saying that tampa was going to be hit the worst. and we don't have hurricane windows in our home, and we felt the saved is to come to a building that was well-equipped to handle hurricane wind and the surges. so we do believe we made the best decision at the time with the information we had. >> brian: exley. who would've thought naples would get hit like this? but it certainly did. >> ainsley: i'm so glad y'all are okay. >> brian: thanks for sharing your story. i appreciate it. people of south carolina, pay attention. that could be you. >> ainsley: it hit in florida as a cat 4. carolina is a cat 1. we are expecting the governor t talk down in florida. we'll be back. ♪ ♪ ults with insomnia. and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thanks. my friend's white noise idea. nope. and i'm not

alexis in eagle pass. what is the latest here?ood afternoon this latest case involve as migrant who crossed in eagle pass, texas, faces serious charges for running over, killing a sheriff's deputy. look at your screen. this is the mug shot from the county sheriff's department. he being held on $500,000 bond, charged with leaving the scene of a fatal crash. after investigators he went over the sheriff's deputy with front-loader truck. he took off. deputy michael hartwig was a 19 year veteran of pinellas county sheriff's department. they are grieving because why he was ever approved to work at the construction site. he didn't even have the proper identification. this happened at florida construction zone on thursday night. deputy hartwig was there patrol the area to make sure the crew was safe. when he got out of the car, police say salinas ran him over, hid in the bushes for nine hours when he was arrested. >> i told the other construction worker he killed a deputy and took off his hat, took off his vest, his traffic vest, handed i

alexis, thank you. arthel in.hel: we're going to go to greg palkot now live outside of buckingham palace. what's the scene like there now, greg? >> reporter: arthel, eric, some remarkable scenes here, some remarkable scenes out of windsor. just a short while ago we believe we saw king charles iii pass by in his rolls royce. the crowd certainly acted like it. they were cheering and going crazy, but nothing like the scene that you were just talking about out at windsor, another royal residence. for the first time in a very long time, we saw prince william, his wife kate, prince harry, his wife, meghan, together again in honor of queen elizabeth ii. they paused to look at the flowers left in front of the castle, and then all four worked the crowd for a long time, shaking hands, exchanging greetings, accepting flowers. for the moment at least, any tensions between the two branches of the royal family, well, they were set aside. this comes on a day when charles was officially proclaimed king charles iii in the traditio

alexis, gabe's mom talking about the moment she said in her daughter's beloved car this past weekend. >> to drive it home. >> just. it's so unfair that can only be her car and the car had been in fbi custody ever since the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared on january. 26 donations have been pouring in to help find alexis cape, including $11,000 to pay off the car from the bank. >> too often feeding and be able to keep that car. the car is now cleaned and decorated with well, she stop >> she have a sheath of said there there's also a that stuffed animal in there. that's how her and connect right now. there's a bunch of flowers there. >> a lot of a lot of followers stopped by and but some left them flowers and also some butter in there for yeah. >> game went missing after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police say that evidence found in jones's home and dna from gabe's broken phone tossed in a field, identify jones as a suspect. jones was killed in seattle in june during a confrontation with u.s.. marshals, investigators say jones left behind a note mentioning trave

alexis mcadams with the latest from eagle pass. alexis?people are talking about the my grants in martha's vineyard. right here behind me, you can see the rio grande river. thousands crossing the border every day. we saw it again this morning. take a look at the screen. this is the latest group. our cameras caught up with them in eagle pass, texas. 200 people crossing the river in to the united states. now being processed by border patrol agents that have to leave patrols to do the paperwork. this comes as sources tell fox news for the first time ever, the del rio sector has surged past the rio grande valley clocking in more than 463,000 migrant encounters this year. it's not just people crossing on foot. smugglers are out in full force on texas highways. take a look. this guy posing as a driver for a moving company in texas busted as investigators found a dozen migrants hiding in the back of the truck. watch. >> oh, man. no good. put your hands behind your back for me. >> he was taken in to custody quickly, neil. that's the same situation

as you heard alexis mcadam's report said the situation is getting worse. republicans here, house republicans are raising the stakes. take a look at this tweet from minority leader kevin mccarthy this week. he wrote this. if biden and democrats don't use this government funding bill to address the border crisis immediately, i'm voting no on this bill and i urge my colleagues to do the same. by the way, government shut down looming in eight days, this standoff is tense right now. there may be a bigger one looming in three months in the gop flips the house. kevin mccarthy just presented his commitment to america agenda to the house gop conference this morning. on the border, the gop plans to end catch and release, they want to reinstate the remain in mexico policy and they want to finish the border wall if they regain majority. mccarthy was joined by former speaker newt gingrich and former senior adviser to president trump, kellyanne conway. i caught up with speaker gingrich to see if mccarthy's plan can help the gop win seats. >> you think it's going to be e

alexis, gabe's mom talking about the moment she said in her daughter's beloved car this past weekend. >> to drive it home. >> just. it's so unfair that can only her car and the car had been in fbi custody ever since the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared on january. 26 donations have been pouring in to help find alexis gabe, including $11,000 to pay off the car from the bank. >> too often feeding and be able to keep that car. the car is now clean and decorated with well, she lov >> she have a sheath of there there's also a that stuffed animal in there. that's how her and connect right now, there's a bunch of flowers there. >> a lot of a lot of followers stopped by and but some left some flowers and also some butter in there for yeah. >> game went missing after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police say that evidence found in jones's home and dna from gabe's broken phone tossed in a field, identify jones as a suspect. jones was killed in seattle in june during a confrontation with u.s.. marshals, investigators say jones left behind a note mentioning traveling to amm

alexis, gabe's mom talking about the moment she said in her daughter's beloved car this past weekend. >> to drive it home. >> just. it's so unfair that can only bring her car and the car had been in fbi custody ever since the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared on january. 26 donations have been pouring in to help find alexis gabe, including $11,000 to pay off the car from the bank. >> to and to be able to keep that car. the car is now clean and decorated with well, she stop. >> she have a sheath of said there there's also a that stuffed animal in there. >> that's how her and connect right now. there's a bunch of flowers there. a lot of a lot of followers stopped by and but some left some flowers and also some butter in there for her. >> game went missing after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police say that evidence found in jones's home and dna from gabe's broken phone tossed in a field, identify jones as a suspect. jones was killed in seattle in june during a confrontation with u.s.. marshals, investigators say jones left behind a note mentioning traveling to amm

. >> in the east bay, there's a renewed plea from the parents of alexis, gabe. the couple's only daughter disappeared nearly 9 months ago. her car was returned to her parents. just this past weekend and as kron four's theresa stasi reports, it was an emotional moment as the couple continues to look for answers. >> the man not been it slashed by all of them memories that we have together. alexis, gabe's mom talking about the moment she said in her daughter's beloved car this past weekend. >> to drive it home. >> just. it's so unfair that can only be her car and the car had been in fbi custody ever since the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared on january. 26 donations have been pouring in to help find alexis gabe, including $11,000 to pay off the car from the bank. >> too and be able to keep that car. the car is now clean and decorated with well, she stop >> she have a sheath of there there's also a there's stuffed animal in there. >> that's how her and connect right now. there's a bunch of flowers there. a lot of a lot of followers stopped by but some left some f

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