arthel: alexis mcadams, thank you. eric. eric: promising rooky has been cut, that over gang rape allegations stemming from civil suit. the buffalo bills released punter matt ariza over claims that he and two former teammates allegedly raped a 17-year-old last year at halloween party in california. charles watson with the developing story. charles. charles: good afternoon, eric. former buffalo bills punter is not only out of a job but possibly facing criminals charges after unnamed 17-year-old filed a civil suit in san diego superior court alleging ariza raped her and names two teammates at san diego state, xavier lenard and liko and alleges the 17 met ariza at a halloween party in october last year while visibly intoxicated and goes onto claim that when the two were alone ariza told the girl to, quote, perform oral sex on him before leading that young woman to a bedroom where the suit claims they raped her, gang-raped her as she went in and out of consciousness. buffalo brandon bean says the team found out about allegations

arthel: alexis mcadams, thank, alec us. eric: legal developments the fbi search for unauthorized searching for classified documents in mar-a-lago and the lawyers for former president trump say they will file a fourth amendment challenging claim to the doj's actions that were approved by a federal judge. meantime another federal judge has given the justice department until thursday to decide what it wants redacted from that criminal complaint that prompted the searching in the first place. this is growing concern as to why highly-classified documents were apparently taken and for what purpose. mark meredith from mar-a-lago. eric. mark: we are still wait to go wo see what former president trump lawyers will do. trump's legal team is expected to argue that the search at mar-a-lago was violation of fourth amendment and if you ask third-party to review the documents the fbi seized but those documents that we've already seen show that the fbi recovered multiple cases of classified an top-secret material. we have been reaching out

alexis mcadams. >> new york is seeing more of those migrant buses.s in comparison to the surge at the southern border. huge groups of migrants are crossing into our nation every day. overwhelming agents and drug cartels are taking advantage of that chaos. casey siegel in eagle pass texas. casey. >> good evening. another sunday and another large group to start the day. about 200, 250 in size, may be larger spotted by the flight team drone as we started our day to day. the video shows them crossing the rio grande river which is very low right now because of the record heat and little rainfall. entering the u.s. illegally before being processed by the national guard and federal agents. records are not just being broken, incidentally, in terms of apprehension and drug seizures, but search and rescue crews as well. cbp says it is 47% increase from all of 2021 for search and rescue operations. sometimes it is deadly. here in the del rio sector alone, agents have recovered the bodies of more than 200 migrants this year. a body just pulled from the river not

let's start with alexis mcadams, live in new york city. is. >> more than 120 migrants have been dropped off in the big apple. take a look at your screen. latest bus coming in this morning pulling into the new york city port authority shortly before 8:00 o'clock this morning. we are talking 25 migrants walking off including 10 men, eight women and 7 kids, many holding their belongs in bags. just yesterday two buses arrived with 96 migrants, so how many migrants have made their way from united states-mexico border to the big apple is the question but the answer depends on who you ask. according to new york city officials, more than 7,000 asylum seeking migrants have arrived from the border since april. but texas governor greg abbott's office tells they bussed in 1500 migrants since august 5th, as more bus as live, new york city is continuing to ask the federal government for more resources. >> the blue city mayors need to share the pain that we've been feeling in texas for a long time. the city of del rio has about 36,000 people near the bord

alexis mcadams is live in new york with more as outrage grows of new york's controversial bail reform alex: a lot of controversy, the victim is still in critical condition. so this weekend in court prosecutors described the excon as eminent threat to the community and police say he's a member of a gang and should not be let out of bail or let out of jail or out on bail. only back behind bars after new york's governor stepped in but critics say he should have never been out in the first place. >> prosecutors who tried to downplay every case and give us judges who don't want to put people behind bars. they are responsible. kathy hochul is responsible for the problem and not the solution here. alex: 55-year-old was caught on camera punching jesus cortez in the back of the head last week. here you can see the suspect walk up right behind the innocent man, they said nobody talked, they didn't know each other, puts on gloves and hits cortez so hard he collapses and lifeless on the ground. he's in a coma and fractured skull. the nypd charge filed with attempted murder but bronx prosecutor de

jon: please do alexis mcadams, thank you. surveillance video is graphic and difficult to watch. he chose the moment and i was brutally attacked with a metal pipe on the streets of seattle. he later died from his injuries. and now we are learning the suspect was out on cashless bail just days before he allegedly threatened to kill a transit worker and that was hardly his first brush with the law but christina coleman light in los angeles with that story. >> john, the man charged with first-degree murder in this attack 48-year-old aaron fault is no stranger to law enforcement. take a look at his long rap sheet which includes assault, aggravated battery, his latest alleged crime that deadly beating of a man in downtown seattle is getting attention nationwide because faulk was let back out on the street just days earlier after allegedly committing another crime. >> we cannot just let people out if they are harming our community if they are victimizing other people we've got to have measures in place. got to have accountability. >

arthel: all right alexis mcadams thank you, erica. >> governor greg abbott is sending migrants up north6 arriving in new york city by bus from texas this morning. put a lot of strain on the city's public shelters but that's forced new york city to put the migrants up, get this, and 14 hotels. the texas governors already sent more than 1500 migrants to new york. it's a growing you'd with the sanctuary cities. meantime down at the border migrants also keep pulling into the u.s. they are in large. many were told suffering sadly and severe illness for the latest heartbreaking story from the humanitarian crisis there involves an infant and a toddler. both were abandoned we are told by smugglers in a hot desert. live on the border in eagle p pass, texas with a heart wrenching story. >> hi eric. we are sitting on the opposite side of the rio grande river and basically you could sit here all day and watch groups of migrants cross into this country. happening now a small group has been sitting here in the shade for a while but now border patrol just showed up. they are processing these illegal m

alexis mcadams live in a new newsroom with more on this case, alexis for. >> it's hard to look at thatideo for the family right now is hoping that man is going to pull through. he is in critical condition. he's expected to face a judge today here in new york with the victim is still in critical condition while the suspect is back behind bars. according to the board of corrections after outrage the near governor stepped in sync this convicted offender had clearly violated his parole. >> that person is now in custody. that is at my direction for people of new york need to know that as their governor will stand up to protect them. >> but he was out of custody police confinement they had to rearrest him. 55-year-old was caught on camera punching cortes in the back of his head last week that he can see the suspect walked up behind the man who is not even paying attention to this guy, puts on gloves and hits cortes so hard he collapses. he lies lifeless on the ground to the cops show up parties now on, with a fractured skull. nypd charged with attempted murder. prosecutors use those charges

alexis mcadams thank you.sis at the southern border continues one texas sheriff says the surge in drug and human smuggling is creating the tsunami of death crashing into the u.s. another migrant bus arrives in new york city from texas. max finn is live in eagle pass texas with more. >> good evening john we've been stated in the same spot in eagle pass texas for two days. migrants have been consistently crossing into the united states over the rio grande river behind us we sell 100 plus yesterday, our cameras captured about another 100 plus there is some standing behind me and migrant to cross into the united states we seen children, parents carrying their children into the united states. they look very tired and worn down we talked to migrant saying they're coming from cuba, venezuela, come into columbia nicaragua, heading to florida, virginia and texas, the republican governor of texas greg abbott has been shipping them to new york city and washington. he sits it's to relieve his state-supported temper being

correspondent alexis mcadams shows us tonight from grand forks. >> this more than 300 acres of northota farmland could soon be home to a massive corn mill owned by the chinese company f ufeng. the company is weary because the company has ties to the chinese communist party. i'm not going to say that economic development isn't a good thing but at what cost. >> the plant would only be 1 miles from the grand forks air force base home to top secret drone technology. the community fighting back suing the city to stop the project. >> grand forks, water pollutions smell in terms of national security. >> from yard signs to very tense council meetings. [shouting] >> the phi against if you fang wages on they are very real. >> chinese owners control $2 billion of agricultural land across the country. low compared to other foreign countries but growing. few fang the largest growing private sector investment in the history of grand forks. the mayor says this is not a done deal. until the federal government weighs in. >> if they truly believe it's a bad project and have the facts and information t

arthel: alexis mcadams, thank you. eric: europe's largest nuclear power plant is back online, but ukraine is warning of a potential catastrophe there as russia with vladimir putin's troops keep shelling it. we're live in ukraine with the latest to talk about the situation and how it could potentially end. ♪ ♪ t stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. i had been giving koli kibble. it never looked like real food. with the farmer's dog you can see the pieces of turkey. it smells like actual food. as he's aged, he's still quite energetic and youthful. i really attribute that to diet. get started at longlivedogs.com this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. with leqvio, john can lower his cholesterol— and so

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. federal grand jury has convicted prominent san francisco real estate investor victor marcus for fraud in a mortgage refinance load of the four counts he was facing the jury found marcus guilty of to making false statements to a bank and bank fraud. each count carries a maximum penalty of 30 years imprisonment and $1 million fine . the doj says evidence showed marcus line on a loan application, saying the borrower who was one of his associates him more than 900,000. in dollars. marcus remains out of custody pending sentencing. and his guilty verdict comes just one day after mohamed nour was sentenced to seven years in prison on federal fraud charges . nuru is the former head of san francisco's department of public works. he was found guilty of being involved in a long running scheme involving bribes and kickbacks on city contracts pleaded guilty to fraud in january, admitting that for more than a decade he traded preferential treatment for money , exotic vacations, jewelry and even wor

reporter alexis mcadams has more on the legacy of princess diana. in off duty doctor who responded to the crash that claimed the life of princess diana remembering that tragic night 25 years later, i didn't realize that the young lady was there. princess diana. i didn't expect that she died so quickly. diana and her companion , dodi fayed, left their paris hotel on august 31st of 1997 pursued at high speed by the paparazzi. it would be their final ride. the car's driver lost control and crashed inside of a tunnel not far from the eiffel tower. the news of her passing stunned the world to die in such tragic circumstances at such a young age. um i think really came as a massive shock marrying into the british royal family in 1981. when she was 20 . she was instantly thrust into the global spotlight. diana built a legacy changing the way people view the monarchy and working with more than 100 charities, including hiv aids patients at a time when many wouldn't and focusing on landmine removal transformed the institution during her lifetime , but in term

alexis mcadams is live with more on this. >> the video, we are waiting to hear what happened with the today in the bronx. expected to face a judge today is an innocent victim whose still in a coma in the hospital. after the outrage of the video, the governor stepped in saying the sex offender violated his parole. >> i took actions in my own hands, i directed the department of corrections and supervision to immediately examine whether or not his parole violation occurred, it did. this is a person on lifetime parole. >> the violation happens in the video clip, 55-year-old was caught on camera punching in the back of the head last week. the suspect walked and hit him so hard, he collapses to the ground and lays lifeless. he's now in a, with a fractured skull. nypd charged him with attempted murder, the prosecutor reduced charges to assault and harassment but for misdemeanor joke to allow him to walk free, the video you are looking at the suspect pulling up documents the judge gave him and trying to cover his face before he was released thursday. according to governor kathy hochul, a law

first, alexis mcadams breaks down the back story. hi, alexis. >> investigators say this guy was casing her home for days in brooklyn. he was parked in the area for so long and got so comfortable, he ordered food out to his car. take a look. this is the video. the man is there peeking in the windows of masih alinejad's brooklyn home. the suspect appeared to door to get inside. police say he was parked out of her house for two days and in that same area, he got a parking permit the week before. they're trying to see how long he was there. when he rolled through a stop, he was pulled over. police found this loaded ak-47 in the car and the serial number was removed. police found 66 round of ammunition and cash stuffed in the back of the car. the man is charged with possession of a firearm. his attorney tells me she didn't want to comment on this today, but a short time ago, the administration is keeping a close eye on the situation. listen. >> we want to re-affirm that it is a first priority for the biden administration to counter the thr

don't alexis mcadams is hooking at these two and possible connection many evening, alexis. >> as thatic close another still going as a teenager is missing in northern california. after nearly two weeks police have found the bodies of a california woman and her ex-boyfriend. officer calling into dispatch after spoting the car in a wood evidence area off the roadway. >> contact may have a man. >> driving home from reno they never made it. investigators say pentoya and zavala died in a car crash, neither wearing seat belts. >> her not coming home is just surprising because she would never do that. >> on that day just about 70 miles away, 16-year-old kylie rodney missing her family worried sick. >> every day has been a roller coaster. emotions are out of control and the highs and lows, it's been very difficult. >> the teen spotted at a large party with hundreds of other kids in northern california. rodney's friends say they have no idea where she went. her silver suv also nowhere to be found. >> the day of the party i went out with her. everything was normal. >> i didn't notice anything o

alexis mcadams is live in eric city with more, alexis. >> there was a lot of anger here. everyone was waiting to find out what happened next. in the ex-con walked free. the innocent victim is still in a coma though. after the outrage were talking about new york's governor stepped in and said the convicted offender had clearly violated its parole, listen. quickset person is now in custody. that is at my direction. people of new york need to know that as their governor i will stand up and protect them. >> the guy was out before he was rearrested. police tell us 55-year-old was caught on camera punching in the fact of the head last week with the video is pretty hard to watch there for the guy had no clue a person was even behind him and he got knocked out cold with the suspect walked behind, put on gloves he hit them so hard he claps for heath's late life was on the ground until the police showed up. he is in a coma with a fractious culprit nypd charged him with attempted murder. prosecutors reduce those charges to assault and harassment which allowed him to walk free. that

alexis mcadams live with this story for us, alexis requests this is very tragic were still getting newails. you simply say so far the gunmen did this intentionally first lighting the building on fire been waiting for the people to run out so he could shoot them. >> this suspect unfortunate very sadly very evilly set fire to several residents, laid weights for those residents to come out and fired upon them. >> this was a chaotic scene out there in houston. it happened in houston, texas on the southwest side of a diaper the tragedy unfolding at this rental home building around 1:0. officials say the first 911 call alerted them to a person down. then a fire inside of that building. but then there was a gunfire in the parking lot of that building great houston fire department arrived first to battle the flames but the suspect started shooting. >> as they prepared to fight the fire from the suspect began to fire. adam of his firing in their direction but they had to take cover. >> and the fire officials took cover for the police officers were on scene that is when a houston police officer

alexis mcadam has the latest on the controversy from new yor city. od evening, alexis. >> and just the past three days nearly to hundred migrants we'r dropped off here in new york city. the latest round coming monday morning. as three buses pulled into new york city's port authority. 130 people in total walking off. at least 35 kids on board. over the weekend, or the more 120 migrants arrived carrying belongings in small bags. a similar scene in the nation's capital work hundreds of arise at union station as the city leaders call for more resources that lieutenant governor of texas saying the mayor should take their complaints to the white house right. >> governor abbott, myself, texans are fed up right if new york has a problem with us sending some people who came here illegally, take it up with the president pricked. >> how many migrants have made their way to the sanctuary cities? it depends on who you ask great new york city officials say mor than 7,000 asylum speaking seeking migrants have a right since texas governor started their official count

correspondent casey stegall's live in the border parties in eagle pass, texas will start first with alexis mcadams 1900 miles away in the newsroom and here new york with the latest round of the migrant buses arriving in manhattan. >> just the past couple weeks hundreds of migrants have been dropped off right here in new york city. to see this buses pulling nearly every other day. another round of buses from texas mexico border pulled into temperate look here you see the people walking off of the buses here and new york after 24 hour journey to the big apple but just after 7:00 a.m. this morning three buses pulled right into the new york port authority dropping up a wonder to 39 migrant sprayed texas governor greg abbott directing those buses to new york for the past several weeks after months of sounding the alarm in texas over what he said broken federal immigration policy. new york officials say more than 6000 migrants have arrived since may. about 1000 of them school age kids. representative tells fox news officials need to focus on strengthening the border. >> the mayor and governor should be

alexis mcadams has more. >> good evening. number of migrants is adding up and as more buses pull in, there are less resources. in just the past three days more than 200 migrants were dropped off here in new york city. the latest round tuesday mor morning. >> today we welcomed two buses that came from texas with asylum-seekers. >> that's more than half-dozen busloads of migrants arriving to the big apple in less than one week. new york city just doesn't have room with her shoulders. turning to hotels who have paying customers. at this hotel that you're looking at across from central park, the city reserved more than 100 rooms for migrants. one woman who was staying there, telling fox 5 news that she checked out of the hotel after it had maintenance issues. >> they told us it was a water issue. i came back a few hours ago. security locks have been removed in the window was open. speak of the city says more than dozen hotels across manhattan are housing migrants. this comes as the mayor's office tells fox news that more than 7,0

i'm alexis mcadams. fox news.ded she was just 36 years old 36 when she died, look at what she'd been through in her young life. the two little boys she left behind. she was really just stepping into her own rights, doing so many good things using she talked about using the power of her celebrity to shine a light where the world hadn't been looking, and it's just so tragic. the way she died. i think we all remember it. i remember being at a wedding in sonoma and we didn't have it was 97. so we did. no one had smartphones, but words still gets around, right? and then after the wedding, i got into the car and all the you know the stations we're talking about right? it was like wall to wall coverage and it was something you'll never forget. really never will. i was working as a night watchman at a hotel in tampa. when i heard about it. i couldn't believe it. and i turned on the news to watch and i was telling you all just a few minutes ago that, um, reason it resonates with me and you know, growing up in jamaica. i re

more with alexis mcadams who joins us now. years. texas dad killed his own daughters because they were dating outside of their muslim faith. in court yesterday the man felt he was completely losing control of his family, even once holding a gun to his daughter's head a while back. defense said he denies the murders and on trial for his religion. his daughters the one of them called 911 for help after she was shot. listen. >> 17-year-old girl there that you saw on your screen and 18-year-old were killed back in 2008. family members say the teens were good students and both wanted to be doctors. their bodies were found inside of a cab in the suburb of dallas. he said he was taking them to dinner. he was on the run for more than a decade and arrested in 2020. his son and brother con viktd of helping him evade arrest. the court's aunt testified days before they were killed the girls ran away to her house and their mom forced them to return to their father. he faces life in prison without parole if convicted. >> thank you very much

alexis mcadams is there. good morning. how is it going to go? >> good morning from north dakota.d forks, north dakota, that the chinese company bought quietly to open a massive corn milling plan creating lots of controversy not just at local council meetings but concerns all the way to washington, d.c. >> out in the small and quiet city of grand forks, north dakota just one hour north of fargo. there is a controversy growing after the chinese company bought it last year. city and state officials say the company has ties to the chinese communist party. now investing $700 million to open a corn mill. >> there will never be enough corn for the growers around here to facilitate the plant. >> that land is across from this farm. >> they want to build would be on prime farmland. >> 370 acres of some of the best farmland. >> he is one of thousands in the area who signed a petition to stop the deal and a local man filed a lawsuit against the city. >> i won't say that economic development isn't a good thing but at what cost? >> the plant is 12 miles from the grand forks aforce base home to

why should we be concern abouted this alexis mcadams is there.ks north dakota, are very worried not just a local concern but a national concern. this is the land we're talking about in north dakota. the chinese company bought it in quiet transaction, it was for sale by three local farmers. it is creating outrage from council meetings all the way to washington, d.c. out in the small and quiet city of grand forks, north dakota, just one hour north of fargo. there's a controversy growing, after the chinese company fufung bought it last year. city and state officials say fufoug has ties to the chinese communist party, investing $700 million to open a corn mill. >> they're never be enough corn from growers around here to facilitate that plant, never. reporter: that land is just across from frank's ainge gus farm. reporter: where the plant wants to be would be prime farmland in grand portion? >> absolutely 370-acres of best farmland. reporter: he is one of thousands in the area signed a petition to stop the deal. local ben, filed a lawsuit against the

alexis mcadams live in new york city with the latest, hey a lexis. and his team took the warning from the fbi seriously, listen. >> the fbi i think basically came to us, some folks on our team, hey, just so you know, like you should be on high alert, we thought that there was a lot of russian propaganda in the 2016 election, we have it on notice that basically there's about to be some kind of dump of -- that similar to that so just be vigilant. alex: that clip from zuckerberg has been all over the internet. everyone is trying to listen and what else he might know about this. zuckerberg told listeners that facebook kept story but fact-checkers tasked with verifying the claims of hunter biden's laptop. less people saw the story about the laptop. zuckerberg tells rogan says he doesn't remember if fbi mentioned the new york post article which is important to point out but did fit with the pattern of what the fbi was describing in the meeting. zuckerberg says he does not want to be the person -- doesn't want to be the person to be, quote, ministry of trut

i am here today and so is alexis mcadams. >> reporter: hi, neil. a very close eye on. york's governor actually stepped in after the convicted sex offender walked free which people got lyft abdomen here in new york -- livid about. he knocked an innocent guy unconscious. so governor kathy hochul said this was a clear violation of his parole and says she told police to arrest him again. >> i took action in my if own hands. i directed the department of corrections and community supervision to immediately examine whether or not this parole violation occurred. yes, it did. you could tell it occurred. this was a person on lifetime parole. >> reporter: yeah, lifetime parole and let out just hours hater. this all comes after investigators say the 55-year-old was caught on camera punching a man mt. back of the head. -- in the back of the head. walked up behind the guy, put on some gloves and hit cortez so hard, he laid lifeless on the ground until police showed up. he's in a coma with a fractured skulker neil. the nypd charged him with attempted murder, but the bronx d.a. reduce

alexis mcadams following that case as the trial enters day number four. had to listen to them, too, in court yesterday. he was shifting around in his seat as the voice of his dying daughter was played for the jury. it's a nearly five minute 911 call of the teens' last words now evidence against her dad. >> what's going on, ma'am? >> i'm dying! >> the 17-year-old and 18-year-old were killed in 2008. prosecutors say their dad pulled the trigger that day. investigators say the texas dad killed his daughters because they were dating outside of their muslim faith. saheed has denied the charges his defense team saying he was never caught on camera near the crime scene and in moments of extreme trauma, people can "have hallucinations." prosecutors say he borrowed this cab you're looking at and told his daughters to get in. he was going to take them to dinner that night. then he shot them and took off. these photos show the bullet holes in the car. investigators say the gun was fired from the driver's seat. and the jury heard a 911 call from a man who later saw t

. >> sandra: alexis mcadams on that, thank you. >> john: a california district attorney is blasting 0ies, he says they did not work in his county, with the majority of suspects landing back behind bars. we are joined with the data to prove his point. that is coming up next. >> sandra: the battle over transgender athletes in women's sport, golfing world, hailey davidson wanted to join the lpga. caitlyn jenner will join us on that. el better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms... develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. [power-drill noises] alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insur