and the bronx is a poor area.'s vineyard that's wealthy and privileged, they quickly were able to get them out of their space. these people understand that this tent city is probably going to be there for a while. >> ainsley: we never heard anything from them until the immigrants started coming to their cities and now many concerns. i know that second tent city the location has not yet been disclosed that first one suspect there in the bronx at orchard beach. thank you so much. great job, rachel. >> rachel: thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. we did reach out to the mayor's office and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez but we did not receive responses. let's hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: concerning headline here flesh eating animal tranquilizer now being linked to numerous drug overdoses found in heroin and fentanyl supplies in major cities including philadelphia, michigan and in president biden's home state of delaware. the drug is mainly used as a muscle relaxant for horses bu

tonight, representing the bronx, dees desus nice is with us.n later, making their first tv performance in a decade, their new album, "cool it down" comes out tomorrow. music from new york's own yeah yeah yeahs. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, jason bateman will be here. you know him from "teen wolf 2." [ laughter ] unfortunately, paul simon, who i was so excited, i've always wanted to meet paul simon, had to cancel because he has covid. he's doing fine, he's doing well, but didn't want anybody to get sick. so filling in for paul tomorrow in our music slot is action bronson. which is really the same thing. [ laughter ] i think he's going to do "kodachrome." >> that will be awesome. >> jimmy: if you were coming tomorrow to see paul, stay home. [ laughter ] our first guest is a very gifted man who's been called many things, including gaylord focker, derek zoolander, and the guy who got his scrotum stuck in a zipper. [ cheers ] he's the producer and director of the great show "severance." season one is on apple tv plus now. please welcome b

beyonce. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] i'm from the bronx.hout out to the bx. [ cheers ] the bronx is the place white people wind up when they miss their subway stops. [ laughter ] listen, i have to say guillermo's been making me feel at home. what's up, my man? >> guillermo: how are you doing, man? you're doing a great job. >> desus: thank you, brother. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: i love that jacket. yeah, you look amazing. yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> desus: thank you. i love guillermo. he reminds me of those bronx bodega owners who'll sell you weed if you know the secret password. "yo papi, lemme get a box of that cap n crunch, extra crunchy." [ laughter ] listen, it's weird to be hosting a show on network tv because i was on showtime for the past four years. where they pretty much let you say whatever the [ bleep ] you want. [ laughter ] guillermo, can i say whatever the [ bleep ] i want on abc? >> guillermo: i don't think so. but you're not coming back tomorrow. so who gives a [ bleep ]? [ cheers and applause ] >> desus: th

i've got my heart in the bronx. [ cheers ] this is where i'm born and raised, the bronx is where i grewing! i had a police escort but the police escort got lost. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> that traffic was crazy. i thought, most of these people ain't going to see the game tonight. >> jimmy: guillermo pulled up right next to you, he said, "t "tracy's mad." >> that was my back therapist, blanca. she does my back. >> jimmy: you travel with a masseuse? >> yeah, sometimes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know you're a big basketball fan. are you a bigger basketball or football fan? which is your sport? >> i love both. but basketball is crazy right now, man. the coach from the celtics? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> the coach from the celtics got suspended for messing with a subordinate. >> jimmy: i saw that. >> that's why i only mess with women who work the drive-thru at chick-fil-a. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very smart. >> you know, it's not fair. captain kirk never got suspended. >> jimmy: yep. >> he messed with everybody, even lahora. [ laughter ] everybody. all through the galaxy. no one ain

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family network to build ten cities in the bronx.y close to the zoo, i would imagine into florida. so they can go to college and have recreational activities. >> steve: if i had to guess, i would say they are not allowing the migrants off yet because the welcoming committee the city of new york is not in position. >> brian: right. we want to make sure they have a good first impression so they hopefully stay. >> steve: welcome to new york. >> ainsley: lips headed over to carley. >> we talk about the border and they'll reform in new york city, guys, a suspect accused -- yep, a suspect accused of raping a relative and five more people after a sweetheart plea deal from progressive manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. his name is just in washington and he went on the crime spree a week before sentencing. open bragg's office offered him 30 days in jail and five years probation to plead guilty to coercion. now that this shocking crash outside of dallas and a warning in a video you are about to see is graphic. keep your eyes fixed on the left-hand si

they will hold at least this one specifically in the bronx will hold 1,000 single adults.is meant to be a short-term solution, pardon me. some migrants will stay here a few days and given food, water, medical care as well as relocation services and casework assistance. this comes, bill, more and more buses arrive in new york city by the day. you see in the squad box, video of monday through thursday of this week more migrants arriving and officials from the mayor's office explain how single adults are treated differently than families. >> for families, they get individual rooms. they get support and hotel space that is dedicated for families. individuals get other treatment, other spaces and generally congregate spaces. >> bill, we have video of four more migrant buses arriving in new york city this morning. which makes 22 buses over this week. the commissioner manuel castro calling texas governor greg abbott a political extremist for implementing this busing program. greg abbott has a different perspective and argues texas communities overrun because of president biden's

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in 2019 he was arrested and charged with a bronx robbery. the victim was slashed in the face during that come and hernandez was released on bail. >> steve: why was he out? >> brian: they never used to be. the overwhelming number of people, it's the same criminals committing these crimes in various different ways over and over again and not going to jail. any politician that wants to put their republican or democrat moniker aside and just start keeping people safe and doing what's right for people that are law-abiding citizens, you're going to get elected, and that's why people think this might be the perfect storm for a guy like lee zeldin to emerge, because he's going to be tough on crime, and the people of new york city are desperate. the people of san francisco in this case are desperate. in philadelphia, you've got to be kidding me, it's like a daily horror show what's happening over there. people can't live in los angeles, even the governor admitted that the homeless population is out of control. for what's happening in chicago, i mean,

they wrote down a address in the bronx. people decide they have no choice the border patrol guy gave them a note that said be there at 10:00 on tuesday and talk to the guy in the bronx. they go okay. that's why they are here. >> ainsley: you realize it's all political. you eric adams wasn't blaming president biden when he was doing secret flights a year ago. didn't hear any complaints about that. abbott republican sends bus loads to new york. one in five of the illegals here in new york are from those buses now you hear him blaming everything on abbott. do you know the name of the democratic mayor from el paso. do you know his name? >> steve: we had him on the show. >> brian: oscar. >> ainsley: if you don't watch fox and only listen to adams. he has sent more than abbott has. >> brian: instead of a town of about 7,000, we have a city of 8 million people and suddenly we are overwhelmed with just about 13,000 illegal immigrants. so, there are 39 emergency shelters built quickly adams says because of this mean governor, i need

in 2017, he refused a plea deal for shooting a 15-year-old in a bronx bodega. he was bailed out by the robert f. kennedy human rights foundation. he has been charged in a bronx burglary and arrested four times for driving with a suspended license. in 2019, it was said the nypd is targeting him. robbery, and burglary are up and new york gubernatorial hopeful lee zeldin says if he wins, he would work to get rid of bail reform saying one item i would be consulting with council on is option of declaring an emergency on crime where cashless bail law can be suspended back to you. >> todd: what we have to keep in mind here when we talk about the so-called humanity of bail reform is that that individual presumably did something wrong in the first place to warrant this. this instance, this guy was charged with a shooting crime back in the day, that led to -- guess what his latest crime is, carley? a shooting charge. what does this say about how backward our culture is, this guy was lionized by the woke world, you saw the picture of him being vetted by the kennedy organi

they flooded the bronx with police officers on overtime. they flooded with the bronx with police officers working a sixth or seventh day, they shifted tours around, they were very strategic watching every shooting, every dot on the map and pushing resources there. and they were able to suppress that. they had done the same in brooklyn prior to that. and it's a live moving map. you put -- you find the dots, put the cops on the dots. the problem is that if you take the shootings and murders out, where this incredible suppression effort happened, and you look at the rest of crime, it is up 26%. >> that's what we had up on the screen there, that was my next question to you, which is why. how come you can get the murder right and shootings down, but robbery, felony assaults, and overall crime, all up? >> so, robbery, felony assaults, burglary, auto theft, larceny, which is just stealing without the use of force, these are the crimes that are skyrocketing. when you take the larceny, burglary, auto theft, these are all covered under new york's new

trump and it was specifically because of dot min can american population in the bronx, just like themerican population shifted to trump, the mexican population shifted to trump. this is happening across the country issue not just related in the rio grand valley, not just about venezuelas and cubans who care about socialism, this is happening everywhere because because of the economy and we have broken the stereotype because you are born in hispanic family you need to go democrat, that is what the party is scared of, right? we have broken the stereotype holding back people from considering republicans because they are racist and all the lies that aren't true, and instead, now people consider candidates based on proposals. >> todd: if democrats cared about the hispanic vote and hispanics in general, they would care about the border, the borders are made up of 80% hispanic, latino individuals. great point, daniel, got to leave it there. >> carley: thank you. president biden wants big tech to do better job of watching your speech online, part of his push for unity. >> joe biden presents

>> very stfrustrating, united states as bronx, want to had people as they come into this country the proper way and unfortunately, they are taking advantage of this process and we're absorbing this problem. >> todd: you mentioned in your first answer you think mayor adams is running for president of the united states, do you think he's committed to reducing crime in new york city, something he ran on? >> absolutely not. he's doing nothing for the city, unfortunately, and it is kind of scary, scary the crime rates have been up, unemployment, especially in the bronx is twice the national level, doing nothing for us, our community. >> in light of what you are about to go through with the tent city close to you, can you imagine what the people of texas and arizona have had to deal with, with not just thousands or hundreds of thousands, but millions of migrants flooding cities and towns along the border, can you imagine what those folks are going through? >> i can't imagine, i'm sure the crime rate is just as high. >> todd: this problem doesn't have to happen, do you think mayor adams sho

de reportera en las prÓximas semanas se abrirÁ un nuevo centro en el bronx destinado a las personas quede ser necesario. leÓn: vamos ahora con el importante llamado a mÁs de 185,000 californianos que son elegibles para obtener seguro mÉdico gratuito medi—cal, pero que no lo han solicitado todavÍa. la mayorÍa son hispanos indocumentados que por desconocimiento o temor no se han escrito. las autoridades aseguran que el medi—cal no va a afectar el estado legal de ningÚn inmigrante. reportera: desde la expansiÓn de medi—cal para cubrir a unos 235,000 indocumentados de bajos ingresos mayores de 50 aÑos, las clÍnicas comunitarias han realizado eventos de inscripciÓn, sin embargo, luego de cuatro meses muchos no han tomado ventaja del programa. >> ya tengo como nueve aÑos. reportera: algunas personas dicen que solo acuden al mÉdico cuando es por una emergencia, pero los expertos reiteran la importancia de obtener cobertura de salud preventiva. >> para sanarse de una forma mÁs efectiva. hay enfermedades que se agudizan despuÉs de los 50 aÑos. por ejemplo, personas que empezaron a tener diabetes

what witches had take place a couple weeks ago in the bronx where jesus cortez was sucker punched into a coma by someone who is a convicted sex offender, back out on the street. it's all on video. the person who puts on the globe. this wasn't a regular glove. it was a weapon. this guidance up in a coma. nypd charges attempt and murder and you have the district attorney in the bronx reducing that to misdemeanor assault and harassment and that guy is released back out on the street. we saw the story just a few weeks ago where the times square slasher was released by a lax queens charge. a prosecutor asked for bail but the judge releases the person nonetheless. we saw it happen recently where a goldman sachs employee was shot to death on the subway in staten island. in that case you had a brooklyn judge who ends up releasing somebody who is a prior convicted criminal and then he goes out and he commits that murder. it's accommodation of all different kinds of factors. the highest profile issue is that in new york, they have cashless bail. people are able to commit offenses. be at home for

be vaccinated and deported. >> the diversity of this community, as distinct of the bodegas of the bronx. rachel: here to discuss,s former border patrol agent mark garcia and brass can roots director for the libra rah initiative, tina avenue less. welcome to you both. tina, i guess they think now that they've gotten the sad feedback on latinx, they've gotten rid of latinx, is that enough? and what do they immediate to do to win back so many of the hispanics that are now looking at the gop? >> well, biden's team may have shifted their messaging, but they've shifted it to things that i don't care about. really. what matters to me is result ares, and results resonate with me. and right now the economy is in the toilet. rachel: that's right. mark? your thoughts on that, what else could they be doing, you know? tina's right, i mean, so far nothing to restore the american dream. >> she's absolutely correct. the economy's in the tank. border security is nonexistent. crime is rising. people are frustrated and and tiredded. whatever president biden puts out now -- [inaudible] rachel: tina, you're

en el bronx, new york, blanca. sobrevivieron porque activaron el sistema de expulsiÓn de labio. pasamos con leÓn. leÓn: en los Ángeles autoridades de salud alertaron sobre la venta de pastillas contaminadas con fentanilo, esto despuÉs de que muriÓ una estudiante de 15 aÑos y otra de 14 aÑos que consumieron pastillas que contenÍa fentanilo. a partir del 2017 california va a permitir un mÉtodo de entierro alternativo, se conoce como compostaje humano, los restos humanos a se descomponen despuÉs de ser colocados en un recipiente de acero y enterrados con materiales biodegradables. jorge: habrÁ que verlo, me

kat, meanwhile, his court-appointed attorney says there's not enough evidence in the bronx to know ifon pictures of that surveillance clearly showing his face all day long, attacking and sexually assaulting five people. >> kat: i just don't understand the motivation for this. when you talk about criminal justice reform, something i've talked about for a long time, i'm probably more liberal on it than anyone on this couch. i believe all drugs should be legalized, i believe in legalized sex work. to me, those are victimless crimes and people shouldn't be locked up for that. but when you look at somebody who is raping a teen relative, that is one of the most disgusting, vile, evil sorts of things. you are not a normal person who made a mistake doing that. you are fundamentally askew doing that. obviously you can predict someone like that will go out and continue to do these things. so whether you are on the side of this issue that is more law and order on the side of this issue for criminal justice reform, it's going to go away and the other direction. we'll probably have federalized pol

dagen: there's a tent facility being built to house some of the illegal migrants up in the bronx. i think it's near orchard beach if anybody's familiar with that area and there is outrage in the community that they don't have a handle, the city, on what is going on. and why would you believe in any scenario that these individuals would not ultimately wind up here whether brought here because of governor greg abbott or joe biden, with the number of people coming across the border and a that's as you've always pointed out, this is just border encounters, 2.1 plus million so far. not including the got-aways. it's a sanctuary city. this is where illegal migrants come and this city can't take care of the people who are here legally. maria: let me just point out, this is the 17th -- bus this we. the 17th bus. mayor eric adams has begun the broughtbuildout of tent cities,s under construction of in the bronx. it's just beds. how are they going to live in these tents? >> what's the long-term plan here? how are we going to do this? are we going to keep building tent cities and keep welcomin

down in the city, that means little to the postal worker who was pistol whipped this weekend in the bronxbed in brooklyn because somebody wanted his seat on the bench and minutes ago, a man terrorizing staten island by walking around firing his gun. nate, what else did we learn from the news conference? >> well, john, good afternoon to you. it's a bit of a mixed bag from the nypd. shootings and murders are down this year, but overall, crime is up 26% and you mention specific crimes like robbery, assault, burglary, grand larceny, all becoming bigger problems here in new york city and the police commissioner in part blames the new york bail laws for that. let's start with what's improving here in new york city. the first eight months of this year compared to the first eight months of last year, shootings and murders are down, more than 12% separately. in fact, the fourth least violent august since 1994. here is the police commissioner speaking about a half hour ago. >> overall, arrests were up in the past four months, and arrest for major felonies rose more than 25%. all of our public safet

a bronx parking lot will be the first migrant tent facility. big enough for 1,000 migrants, and they've received 13,600 migrants from texas and with shelters strained in the city, it's meant to ease that. the migrants will come directly here from the port authority, food, water, medical help, but this will be a short-term solution for migrants travelling alone. families will get more privacy with different accommodations. i migrants will it stay here one and four days, before moving elsewhere, possibly a hotel room. and the mayor argues that the migrants are treated better than homeless here. >> we are not in any way going to ignore those everyday new yorkers who are part of the homeless issue that we are facing. we're going to continue to provide the shelter that law requires and going beyond that for the everyday new yorkers here. >> every single day this week, more and more migrants are arriving in the city. three more buses arrived this morning, five buses arrived yesterday with a total of 206 migrants. now, officials in the mayor's office

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liz: but the bronx tale, a bronx tale, this was the one that really kind of made you the "overnight successou've got a one-man show coming up. tell us -- >> yeah, october 1 at the town hall theater in manhattan on west 43rd street at 8:00 saturday night, this is the first time in 34 years that i'll be doing a q&a after the one man show. after the show, i'll be taking questions from the audience about the one man show, the movie, the musical. i got great stories, i got some very big surprise guests that are coming and i don't want to say who it is and they can make it for whatever reason. it's going to be an incredible night october 1 at the town hall. liz: well, congratulations, but i know you're working and sweating it out with these high prices. we so appreciate you opening the window into what it's like for ewe and your employees at your restaurants. please stay in touch, chazz. thank you very much. >> god bless. thank you so much. liz: you're welcome. and your work on cojack was way underrated. >> thank you so much. liz: chazz palminteri. go visit the restaurant or his one man show if y

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in the coming weeks they expect that to open in the bronx. finally the legal aid society, a group advocating them are raising questions because of the congregate setting but are willing to work with the city as they try to place 10,000 families still relying on the city shelter system. a number that's still glrowing this morning. >>> a welfare scandal involving brett favre in mississippi has taken a dramatic turn this morning. the former director of mississippi's welfare agency pleaded guilty for his part in a multimillion dollar fraud scheme auditors say he and his co-conspirator stole $30 million for personal expenses and projects. favre for his part, one of the former quarterback's texts read, if you were to pay me is there any way the media can kind out where it came from and how much. diane diane gallagher is covering the story and what it now means for favre. >> reporter: john davis, the former director of the mississippi welfare agency pleaded guilty in state and federal court on thursday in connection with what officials have called t

nate foy in the bronx. let's bring in "fox and friends" co host pete hegseth.x awards. that will be fantastic. i want to keep on the tents that nate foy was talking about there. you have the migrant aid groups that are comparing them to concentration camps. you think where the is the human rights outrage on this? you hear nothing from the left on this. they were the ones when there's false narrative about kids in cages are going around, they were screaming from the rooftops and not a peep have we heard about this, pete. >> no surprise. not a peep we hear about this on any other network as well. a city like new york city claims to be be sieged by 13,000 illegals when that is two days, 1 1/2 days worth of what crosses the border in other communities have been absorbing. what we need to keep our focus on here, this is not about eric adams or greg abbott or ron desantis, it's about joe biden and kamala harris who have made a decision to not just make our border wide open but to facilitate. they did it quietly in the middle of the night with coordination. now govern

>> with the crack of a bat in the bronx, new york yankee aaron judge tied babe ruth's single season home 60th homer sparked a rally to beat pittsburgh. judge has 15 games left to surpass roger maris' american league record of 61. >>> our country's newest military branch, the u.s. space force, has unveiled its official song. ♪ we're the mighty watchful eye guardians beyond the blue ♪ ♪ the invisible frontline war fighters brave and true ♪ >> the song is titled "semper supra," latin for always above and also the space force motto. two former service members wrote and composed the song. >>> and brad pitt is debuting his new work, but it has nothing to do with movies. the 58-year-old is showing off his sculptures and ceramics as part of an art exhibit in finland. pitt says that he began creating ceramic art after his divorce in 2017. he has nine pieces on display, and this is the first time he's showing his art in public. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings" now, a new documentary about actor sidney poitier. gayle king talks with the film's producer, oprah winfrey, as well as the director and thr

judge ahead two doubles and had a walk in front of a sellout crowd in the bronx. final score 14-2.at 60 home runs for the season, one away from tying roger maris' record. judge get another shot, though, tonight. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," in our "cbs mornings deals," we will show you items perfect for the outdoors including a portable charger and offer you exclusive low prices. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." " frustrated with occasional digestive upsets? align women's probiotic naturally helps promote a balanced gut and soothe occasional digestive upsets. plus, it supports vaginal health. it's recommended by gastroenterologists two-times more than any other probiotic brand. try align. shingles. the rash can feel like an intense burning sensation and last for weeks. it can make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. 50 years or older? ask your doctor about shingles. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allerg

in the bronx, aaron judge continued his race to the al homerun record, hitting his major league leadingeason in the series opening win over the minnesota twins. there are some things to count on, folks, life, death, taxes the yankees beating the twins and the bronx bombers five games ahead of the division. tampa's win puts the raies in a tie with the mariners for the top american league wildcard spot after seattle lost 3-2 to the white sox. to anaheim, reining american league mvp ohtani had a pair of homeruns in the romp over the detroit tigers last night. and after the homeruns ohtani went down looking. that is clemens shall the sun of the one and only roger clemens earning his first major league strike-out with one of the slowest pitches ohtani has had all year. and he was laughing about. it as good of a year as mookie bets and as a pitcher, as the ray, and the jeer aaron judge is having is something, but, ohtani might be doing something with that despite the embarrassing strike-out. >> here in the northeast, michelle, rain, rain, rain, and more rain. >> absolutely. would he have a fl

danielle cruz red in the bronx when the crane just collapsed. only a cut on her. thing it did was was hit my head. and it did my. wait, will they rushed me to the er, but it had glass all. it wasn't seriously injured. crane was cited for safety violations. they're learning more this morning about a major fraud case court. money allegedly stolen. car. 3 fuji has more. this morning, doug. accused of stealing $50 million in funds supposed to help feed children the pandemic. ultimate get rich. in minnesota, say this is the mastermind behind no, you're violating the law. no there. 3. block founder of. profit taking part in a federal child nutrition program, the indictment balk and 46 other defendants filed fraudulent reimbursement forms claiming they were feeding needy children they're accused of firing cheats and invoices for purchase food. serve meals to thousands kids all. 40 aspects were pocketing the core billion dollars, the largest pandemic relief scheme date, the one participating. in this program, legitimately would. that they could hire. purchase food. handle

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america as a 3-year-old boy to the bronx. i think my family, my grandparents, their friends, the people that i knew all took great advantage and contributed and, i think the refute to him is that i think our immigrants and our refugees have made this country a place worth living in. >> i can't not get your take on this. in china, there are millions, millions of muslim ethnic minorities, including the uyghurs, who are being detained, placed in internment camps where they are beaten, prohibited from practicing their religion. the united states state department dideclare the treatment of the uyghurs a genocide. the term genocide as your film notes was coined in 1944, the biden administration has taken some executive action on the matter. but do you see any indication that our leaders or our country have learned from genocides in the past? >> i don't see how we can be positive in this regard. we said at the end of the second world war about the holocaust never again, and we have had genocides in rwanda, and bosnia and herzegovina

and you have the districtthe br attorney , darcel clark,on and bronx reducing that to misdemeanor assault. harassment. and then that guy is released back out on the street. weeks we saw the story just a fewsquae weeks ago where the times square slasher was released by a lack's queens judge. the prosecutor asked for bail, g but the judge releasese the person nonetheless. we saw it happen recently where a goldman sachs employee wason shot to death on the subway inte staten island. in that case, you ha youd a brooklyn judge who ends up goleasing somebody who is a prior convicted criminal. and then he goes outese co and s commits that murder. so it's a combination of all different kinds of factors here. fferent s of factothe highest pe is that in new york , they have cassels bail. people are able to commit offenses, be home for dinner, and that includes people who might just be caught with one point two million dollars worth of crystal meth in manhattan. yeah, instantly released on cash bail or its otherleased offenses. on cashlewhere the next story reading is the personis rearrested for a do

who could forget this gunman a gunman opening fire on bronx a bronx street. gunman anden are caught between the gunman and his target. the shooter just continued shooting. one of the suspect was seenpull on surveillance video pulling a gun on a gun on thirty two year old woman as she was returning home from shopping. then moments later, a second 32o suspect arrived.n in the police say they struckce the woman in the face. her they tied her up, stealing safen nineteen thousand dollars from a safe and twelve thousand dollars worth of jewelry. kicker >> and this one om, you see a woman being kicked fromlks dos behind as she walks down the steps of the queens plaza subway station in long island city. hit ov the headeaver with a hammer, as many as 13 times as she is shoved toth the ground and robbed. so these crimes are so appalling. s ar their attacks not just on individuals, but against civilization and humanity. civilizanditself, that they at t really do require in commentse organize and organized non violent civil civil disobedience campaign. so just pick one o

he's from an organization called says bronx unite. they're facing some significant challenges with appellation in the community. how are you? i'm good. how are you? yeah, because i've come here to represent my coalition as how we can work together nationally . all to combat climate change, global warming boys, the power of this kind of protest was he had no real true changes ever happened without this type of engagement from the civil rights movement to, to the right for women, so foe to so gay rights to you. name it all change. we see that happens to our community, our society that's been momentous as come through this type of engagement. 5 hours later the official count comes in. it's a passive, everyone's expectations of a 200000 people showed up double the expected turnip, fast the march coins down, the still one person who went to meet with the staff. i. li, quit his job as a senior advisor of the environmental protection agency's environmental justice team. 2 months after president trump came into poa, i want to know why he's he

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who could forget this gunman opening fire bronx street. children caught between gunman and target. shooter continues shooting. >> one of the suspect pulling a gun on a 32-year-old woman. they struck the woman in the face, tied her up, stealing $19,000 from a safe and $12,000 worth a jewelry. >> a woman kicked from behind as she walks down the steps of queens plaza subway station in new york city. hit over the het head with a hammer 13 times shoved to the ground and robbed. >> tucker: these crimes are on civilization and humanity itself. they require an immense and organized non-violent civil disobedience campaign. who is the prosecutor to let that person out? refuse to charge them in the first place. who is the politician decided. why aren't 15 people blocking that person demanding an answer? why isn't there massive non-violent civil disobedience. barking on cable news isn't working. we are giving you examples, l.a. chicago, new york. i left. i opted out. i went some where like asheville, north carolina. up in the mountains. famously beaut

this, as the international monetary fund is focused, focusing a slow down in the bronx. growth from 5.4 percent lossy is just 2.6 percent this year. meanwhile, the american investment company, black rock, says, europe is facing a recession, june to the last russian gas. the energy crunch will drive a recession in europe. as we've argued since march, the crisis has worse than since then, as russia has halted gas supplies. early i spoke with jim rogers, a founder of the quantum fun to explain the big picture of the current crisis, which not only involves europe, but the entire world. look out the window, it's here is here in many places, many parts of the world economy. it's already happening. you can see orders are being cut back everywhere and it's going to get much, much worse, these things snowball. they start slowly when people are noticing. and the next thing you know, it's on our tea and the evening use. it's been 13 years. we had an economic problem, a serious economic problem in the world that's the longest in american history anyway. so we're certainly overdue for a problem. the

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. >> carley: the bronx da office looking to upgrade charges against a man accused of sucker punching into a coma. prosecutors had let the man walk free, they are looking to upgrade charges now, unclear if the da will. the victim was put in a medically induced coma after suffering fractured skull and brain bleed. a woke california judge with ties to george gascon declared mistrial for armed subry suspect because he was sleepy in court. the judge ruled because he couldn't stay awake, the suspect could not properly take notes and ripped the sheriff's office for not letting him spend the night in a bed. lowenthal previously endorsed george gascon, and faced recall due to soft on crime policy, failed to secure necessary signature to get the vote on the ballot. >> todd: in oregon, residents selling their homes as the city is less safe. the owner of a bar and grill is here. jeff, you lived in oregon 27 years, your wife was born and raised there. what was the final straw for you to flee portland? >> my goodness, i don't know if there was one final straw, infinite final straws. talking to my