you were kind enough to call our friend and colleague gianno caldwell.e scrolled the names nobody ever hears of on this program of people from chicago shot, shot and killed, and i do it week after week after week and they don't lift a finger. >> it's the saddest, i mean, it is so overwhelming and you and i have talked about this so much for so long. it's just -- it's inconceivable. gianno caldwell's brother christian just doing what young people do in chicago in the summertime, and he is brutally murdered. and it you can wait forever to get justice in chicago. think of this, i ask people all the time, in 2020 how many murders do you think happened in chicago? they can't come up with a number. 770 people were murdered in 2020. how about 2021, are we getting any better? no, '21 we had 836 murders. half of those were sort of clear, so that leaves 500 families, or 250 families with no justice. the largest chapters of parents with murdered children, i am in one of those groups in florida where i live, they are the biggest in the world. you talk about not just

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and gianno caldwell is our guest. his brother was shot last friday. he's killer is still on the loose. gianno joins me now. welcome to you. our heart breaks for the loss of your little brother. looking at the pictures that you've been posting. he was an adorable young man with a huge smile on his face. what can you tell us about him? >> well, first and foremost, thank you for having me. thank you for reaching out to me personally about the tragic murder of my baby brother. i don't want to call it a death or a killing. he was murdered. i'm going to tell you before this segment, i can't believe i would say this, but moments before this segment, i just signed a final contract for his funeral. for him to be buried. my baby brother to be buried. last friday morning, i received a call saying my brother was murdered on the 114th block of the morgan park area. it was told to me that three to four men were in a black s.u.v., african american men with dreads. they got out of their car. they started shooting. three people were shot including a woman, a man in cr

we leigh ann caldwell, -- professor melissa murray, of nyu law school. she was a law clerk for sonia sotomayor, before her nomination to the supreme court. justin wolfers, professor of economics at the university of michigan. alyssa, i want to start with, you help us understand this confusion. from our own nbc reporting, donald trump himself is not under criminal investigation, his actions leading up to january 6th are. can you explain a, difference what we need to know? >> i think they're trying to do right now is determine what exactly the kind of charges can be brought if any against the president, and that really depends on the nature of his conduct on that day, and whether his conduct and a state of mind during the period leading up to january 6th could lead and support criminal charges. there's a lot of different charges that could be brought, and all of it turns on his mental state. he's not necessarily under investigation, but all the elements around him and indeed his own conduct at the time are important to sort of drill, down and make sure tha

caldwell from 2009.n , i have scrolled the names nobody ever heard of on this program of people from chicago shot, shot and killed. and i do week after week after week and they don't lift a finger. t john , it is the seventies and it's so overwhelming. and you m and i have talked abot is so much for so long. >> it's a it's just it's inconceivable. you know, giotto caldwell's brother, christian , just doing what young people do in chicago in the summertime and he's brutally murdered and you can wait forever to get justice in chicago. think of this. i ask people all the time in 2020 how many murders you think happened in chicago. they can't come up with the number seven hundred and seventy people were murdered and seven in 2020. how about twenty thousand twenty one ? are we gettingho any better? no, twenty one . we had eight hundred and thirty six murders now half of those were sort off cleared so thatcl leaves five hundred familiesea r two hundred and fifty families with no justice. the largest chapters o

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i am leanne caldwell. now we speak with marjorie who is the head of the susan b. anthony pro-life america who has worked for this day -- the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. >> thank you for having me on. i am looking forward to it. >> for the audience, if you have any questions, please tweet us at u.s. live. and we will try to answer your questions. marjorie, you have been working for a good portion of your life on trying to overturn roe v. wade. now that this has happened at the supreme court, can you talk about your initial filling, your initial emotion when you heard this come down. >> having gone from a pro choice a pro-life position and whether to -- narrow winds along the way it seemingly all of them possible. back in the day arrived last friday. a great joy. because we are at the beginning now. a brand-new pro-life movement where we can serve women and their needs and often save the lives of children waiting to be born. >> can you talk about a moment in the past 50 years that was so critical that led to this right now. >> narrow winnings of winning t

--gianno caldwell. jones will be joining us outside chicago. >> two years ago before the pandemic we noticed there were trends going up with crime especially shooting happening across the country, the epicenter in chicago noticing it was in the city, we covered multiple stories of young kids being shot and went through funeral arrangements with families, never did we think it would hit the fox family. gianno will be laying his brother to rest, the killer is at large and they are trying to do this. he will join us later on the program, police looking for any tips they can get. this happened in morgan park in chicago and the latest example of what is going on. we hope to bring a feeling to the family as well ask catching the suspect. pete: having heard from him a little bit he is hoping the tragedy of the situation will bring increased scrutiny to the reality of what is happening in chicago. have frequent visit they have no leads for the suspect in cases like this. >> reporter: if i heard you correctly, i

gianno caldwell is devoting his life to see what happened and why and to deal with this problem thatntrol. gianno, very good to see you, my friend. >> thanks for having me. >> neil: gianno, you know this, you feel it. it's one thing to go after a congressman and he survives it and they're trying to find out what the guy is up to. your brother did nothing. he was caught in the middle of a crime wave that is still out of control. >> absolutely. i'm going to tell you this sunday makes one month since he was murdered. we still don't know who did it. and it's a tragedy that so many other people in this chicago area, chicagoland area, have very similar experiences. what i have realized since my brother was murdered and i have taken a deeper dive than i have any other time before, i realize that these soft on crime policies are a cancer to the organs of local government in chicago, whether it be the judiciary system whereas the chief justice of cook county implemented bail reform in 2017, where he's allowing criminals to walk free at no cost so they just commit a crime and they go out and c

today our hearts go out to fox news analyst caldwell who is mourning the loss of his younger brother shot and killed in chicago last month. the funeral today. >> today is a grieving process that starts. the grieving process has started and my baby brother christian didn't deserve this, not at all. there's countless victims in chicago who also don't deserve this, who we don't even know their names. >> we're thinking of gianno and his family today, an unbearable loss and it's a loss that so many families in chicago and some of the other big cities have suffered such an influx of violence in recent years and chicago hit particularly hard and so many other families suffering as well. we have a guest coming up, and i assume we'll speak with tj grooms on the south side of chicago, advocating for better measures there in chicago that could ultimately lead to more peace and less loss for so many of these families, griff. griff: and our heart going out to gichlt gianno caldwell and his family and an important story he's bringing to fox and it's my hope that every other media outlet will give

i think this will sharpen perceptions a new caldwell style -- is exhilarating lining up behind china. i would love your thoughts. adm. stavridis: important to differentiate between the way the strategic concept looks at and talks about russia and uses words like a threat. a clear and present danger if you will. in the way to strategic concept talks about china, which is more in line with a strategic competitor, a kind of warning, i'll watch out, etc. it's important we not lump those two together. if we do that, we will push those two more together. we have to try and find some division between russia and china. in terms of nato, it's a bit of both. it is a regional security structure that has now been in place since 1949. it started out looking at the soviet union as a grave threat. today looks at russia as a grave threat. we have been through nato 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0. part of nato 3.0 is in addition to that regional, immediate, in eurozone concern you have to look -- in your zone concern you have to look more broadly. you mentioned the ice melting following the tragedy of global warming

leigh ann caldwell, luke broadwater, thank you so much. eric holder, we are not letting you go. eric will be here for the entire hour because we want to focus on the threats to our democracy. as the january 6th panel highlights that danger, we are going to look at attacks on voting rights around the country. plus, redistricting and what it means for your vote. we are going to ask our experts if we are moving closer to minority rule in this country and break down the impact it is having on our elections. a very special 11th hour just getting underway on this friday night. night. (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? aren't you jonathan from tv, that 995 plan? yes, from colonial penn. i love your lifetime rate lock. that's what sold me. she thinks you're jonathan, with the 995 plan. -are you? -yes, from colonial penn. we were concerned we couldn't get coverage, but it was easy with the 995 plan. -thank you. -you're welcome. i'm jonathan for colonial penn life insurance company. t

caldwell and others are calling for change in the city. but that says, until things get safer, he's going to be cautious. don't go out late by myself or whatnot. if i do, i'm not going to walk anywhere. always take like uber or something like that. and being in a car might not keep you safe today, the chicago pd announced an arrest in an attempted armed carjacking and get this. the suspect is only 11 years old. in chicago. madison scarpino ktvu fox. two news 11 years old. alright, madison. thank you. a wild and dangerous site in southern california. a pair of sea lions chasing beachgoers. the sea lions were sunbathing in la jolla cove in san diego on saturday when something prompted them to suddenly charge a large group of people. a video shared on tiktok's shows more than a dozen people running up the beach to get away from the massive sea lions. then those sea lions turn to escape into the water. where swimmers get out of their way. no one was hurt. signs are now posted in the area, warning visitors to keep away from the wild animals. yo

a rower she got in touch jason caldwell who owns a business up in the bay area called let 35. and it's a leadership development company. he's road 3 oceans. he likely gently and had a very, you know, outstanding career. she got in contact with him. >> he said, hey, i want to put together women's team and i think he'd be great. and so she connected with one of her teammates. who is picture right there? libby sleeping in my cabin with and she said she wanted to do it and then we'll be connected with one of her former teammates from high school who was a uc usc rower. and i'm brooke. and then i was the 4th one who got brought on by the strength and conditioning coach, which happened to be my husband. and he had said, hey, that he needs a 4th person, a 4th woman and i thinking love it and that planted the seed. and that was in september of last year for me. and the team was fully formed in november is when we first met for the first time i i took my first strokes out 9 in the bay is where we were training at first for the first couple of months. and then we brought her bow down to

leigh ann caldwell, what do we know about the secret service pushing back on this? >> well, that is a lot of e- mails and text messages that they did send over. what matters is the text messages and e-mails that the committee needs for its investigation. it's quality over quantity. what this shows is how big of a role the secret service is playing in the committee's investigation in the sense that how critical the secret service is in the committee piecing together the events of january 6th and the days leading up to it. and, you know, also it shows that this is a very real ongoing investigation. we have already had seven public hearings by the committee. another one in prime time is expected next week. but the fact that they are still finding all of this information and still searching for additional information is showing that this is an ongoing investigation and they are not yet done with their work, katy. >> we just got an announcement from the committee, kyle, that there will be a prime time hearing next week at 8:00, i believe on thursday. there is some -- sti

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joining me now is fox news political analyst, host of out loud with gianna caldwell.n's murder. >> well, i was encouraged by some of our colleagues, sean hannity and executives at the network to take days last week after the funeral many we buried him saturday last week, the week before last, and the grief comes in cycles. sometimes i think about happy memories that we shared and it feels good and a then the next moment i can be sad and if in tears. i never, ever anticipated in my life that this would be my life in 2022 but here we are. and as i continue to fight for justice for christian because he was murdered june 24th on the south side of chicago, 114th south vincent street when three jump out of an suv and started firing. he wasn't the intended target but he got hit. there are so many others that need justice as well. i was looking at the sun times report, sun times newspaper about the fact that there's other individuals, a mom in particular, whose son was murdered in chicago who alleged killer and we say aledged because -- aledged because he's talking about it o

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i am leanne caldwell. now we speak with marjorie who is the head of the susan b.

i really me, caldwell to be over. so let's say maybe 2022 by god's grace. and there will be always more music. and collaborations with people over here. oh, so many corporation questions. all right, let me, let me go over them. collaboration questions on youtube and then on twitter here. so ivan says, working with artists from other countries. how has the experience helped your craft to think about that? let me just share a couple more. are you going to work with official? mula oh, i got that question a few days ago. what about collaboration with tim's a very know there now. yes, yes. how about if you open collaborations, people want to know who you're going to work with next. what can you share? what excites me the most about this question that you mentioned in female arts? yes. this females teneo love. they've worked so hard on they're working so hard or i'm so happy to see them where they are right now. we're working on things that i can't really say right now away. any coverage. i didn't ask for a deal. you said nothing already. i have. okay. now when w

philadelphia murder rates and look at our colleague and tragically gianno caldwell, his brother christiant down. >> carley: your message is so important, we thank you for sharing with us, it's critical. we appreciate it. this 4th of july, talking to veterans, turn candidate who want to serve in congress. >> griff: they'll share their plan for shaking things up in washington. that is next. ♪ >> well, it would be a dismal future and not consistent with the way the majority of people believe in america. >> instill american values of hard work, achievement, self-responsibility. >> carley: one op ed argues juneteenth is america's true birthday. >> griff: looking to continue service to our country on capitol hill after risking their lives to fight for our freedom, we are fortunate to have some joining us down. jennifer and jenn, former navy helicopter pilot. ladies, happy 4th of july. >> griff: all right, jennifer green issue let me start with you, why did you decide to continue your service to our country after the military now to be a politician? >> yeah, good morning, i decided originally to

host: up to caldwell, idaho, darrell, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. i saw a program on the electric vehicle versus gasoline. both were trucks. both carrying the same weight of trailer. the gasoline truck got easily to where they were on their way to, but the electric truck had to stop and look for a charging station. so, it is a case where the attitude that we are going to go into this green new deal, we are not set up for it. the reality is the gas truck was able to drive all the way back when they started from, paid $93 for the gas, and the other vehicle had to charge for 45 minutes just to get 75%. here is a case where we are all going for this green deal. when obama was president, gas in california was $4.50. the problem was the government said you people have to learn to dance better than fred astaire. i went to the store. it used to be $3.99. now it is $5. that is not 8%, that is 20%. there is nobody with any intelligence anymore running this nation. host: neil irwin. guest: i am not an expert in electric vehicles. range is a real issue with ele

. >> sean: think of our friend gianno caldwell, losing his brother. a 5-month-old baby girl shot and killed. this happens every weekend. they never solve the problem. >> laura: democratic leadership has to change. sean, have a wonderful fourth. we'll see you next week. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." the most unpatriotic president ever. that is the focus of tonight's angle. now, going into the fourth of july weekend, the most patriotic time of the year but of course, it's really a miserable time for the left. they're embarrassed by our people and our history. let's face it, they hate most of our past presidents including washington and lincoln. they want mount rushmore ripped down. the last thing that they want to do is celebrate america's independence. they don't want america to be independent. so you think i'm exaggerating? this is just tv stuff. i'm not. think about who these people have become. think about what they truly believe. how they feel about american history. >> racism is real in america. it has always been. xenophobi

$15,000 award being offered for information leading to the arrest of the person who killed schiano caldwell fox 12 contributor said "we want to get justice for christian. i want those officers, those detectives working on the case to not be desensitized by the heinous crimes that they continue to get piled on their desks day after day." christian was killed in a shooting and two weathers and the suspect fled in a black sedan after that shooting. and underway in los angeles after two people killed my five others in a park and hundreds were gathered for a car show in san pedro when gunfire erupted. seven people struck him for were in critical condition. authorities have confirmed to people later died of their injuries. the police are investigating whether there was more than one shooter. no arrest have been made, ashley. >> ashley: getting arrested for allegedly breaking into a local restaurant and stealing the cash register. surveillance shows the minor smashed the front door before taking the money inside as crime runs rapid in the big easy. omar duncan owns the business and he joins me now

senseless killing hits close to home as fox news mourn with gianno caldwell as he laid to rest christian, the 18-year-old fatally shot in chicago. >> for those who want justice keep fighting. the fighting never ends until you get it. keep fighting, keep working towards that because there is hope and i'm here knowing that there is hope and that there will be justice for my baby brother. lauren: one note on the crime stab in new york with surge in crime, shooting incidents are actually down compared to last year, eric. eric: our heart certainly with gianno and his family and crime victims across the country. lauren, thank you. >> at least 15 people were killed and several more hurt in a mass shooting in south africa last night. police say -- police there say it happened at a bar on the outskirts of johannesburg when group opened fire and took off in a white mini bus, no suspects identified and no motives so far, eric. eric: well, the haitian migrants were not wined as those thoughts claims first said so. remember the pictures with cpb agents on horseback but they still are being punished.

it's the university of ann caldwell much has the current virus changed your life here. after gaining his trust, we're able to talk with the alleged former i as fighter for quite a while. mobile comes which part of syria you from language, should your own dear as all where is that? does need the border with iraq or? yeah. the man is from dairies all. the former economic hub of the islamic state, which we learned was this boil everywhere. the warm of a about a spot on on the oil was under. i asked control we had brought up a. ready deal for is was, everything was under, i is control with this. i still have a say you had to work for them by the of as a transport with the available to. no. but i had to buy oil from them until finished this room from michigan. so i don't want sammy or doesn't admit to having worked for i ass, but he does make a shocking admission. when all be the swan, i was with the police back home and it was the police, your jobby. my hobby was right. it's a chilling hobby in light of the barbaric acts that a mads team accused him of. in this 1st meeting,

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. >> police say they are still looking for the alleged ringleader this man jeremy caldwell he and theested suspected and 15 invasions including a july 4 break-in that left the resident shot, they use did social media to track their victims and their valuables, atlanta falcons and atlanta united players are among those who were targeted in real housewives of atlanta star told fox station in atlanta she had a run-in with the suspect earlier this month. she had this message. [inaudible] i want to see a protection, firearms, i want to make sure your home is secure. >> police say their investigation is ongoing, they do expect more arrests in connection in the home invasions. the meantime they're asking for the public's help in locating the alleged ringleader offering the $12000 reward with crimestoppers with any credible information leading to an arrest. jon: that could shake the bush. charles watson live in atlanta. the u.s. is not the only place getting a serious blast of summer heat. much of europe spotted an out and for some the dangerous heat is even deadly. details on that when we re

joining me now -- somebody that knows this all too well fox news analyst caldwell friend, colleague,ther you grieve the death of your brother the killer is still at large when you heard that prosecutors are now quitting, her office what was your reaction? >> well, first and foremost, not surprising. i want to thank you, lawrence, you have been a great resource to me during my fight for justice sean hannity as well and our entire fox news family so thank you so much you were with me on the day my brother funeral so i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for having me. now, i'm not surprised this crime prosecutor kim fox is being called out by her former staff. for what she really is which is a poison pill should judiciary system in illinois and i'm very disappointed with what i've seen from the county prosecutors office. i've been talking about this for a long time. i have a documentary on fox nation called new battle for chicago. nancy grace and i recently sat down had a long conversation to check out fox nation about what the county prosecutor has been. which is an absolute

fox news family mourns with analyst gianno caldwell as he layed to rest his younger brother christian8-year-old was fatally shot in chicago. >> for those who may want justice, keep fighting. keep fighting, keep precertify veering and keep working towards that because there is hope and i'm here knowing that there's hope and that there will be justice for my baby brother. lauren: there has to be hope because across the country in several large cities, crime is posting double digit increases from a year ago, rich. rich: lauren green in new york, thanks so much. migrants at the southern border still arriving in record numbers, we will have a live report from eagle pass, texas, that's after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ eplace your windshield and recalibrate your advanced safety system. >> dad: looks great. thanks. >> tech: stay safe with safelite. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my

joining us now is lucy caldwell. joe walsh's 2020 presidential campaign. lucy, happy to have you here. i want to ask you, should the gop retake the senate, who on capitol hill, even if they retake the house, who on capitol hill should be most concerned about? >> we should be most concerned about people like josh hawley, ted cruz. there's been coverage this week about trump's grip on the gop and it is softening. who cares? who cares? these people who are waiting in the wings, the josh hawley's, the ted cruz is, they are like trump two point oh. updated, bogs fixed. they are the same proto-fascists. they are a little bit cooler. they are a little bit more under the radar about it. >> that is the scary thing, right? even their slate of candidates, how are people like this running? i want to talk about herschel walker. this guy is the clown show. he made some really wild accusations this week. i want to play that sound for you. i want to get your reaction. this man could make his way to the senate. take a listen. >> we d

amy caldwell. >> i primary objective today in testifying is to relay that abortion is common, safe, andall the proposed restrictions and senate bill 1 are unnecessary and harmful. my colleagues are fearful to do their jobs, fearful of being criminalized, and fearful for criminalizing our patients. amy: here in new york, a man who was forced to plead guilty to theft in connection with central park jogger case has been exonerated. steven lopez was 15 years old when he was arrested and wrongfully accused of sexually assaulting a white woman, along with five other black and latinx teenagers who became known as the central park five. at the time, lopez, who's story is far less known than the rest of the group, pleaded guilty to robbery to avoid a more serious break charge. lopez is now 48. he served more than three years in prison before his release in the early manhattan district 1990's. attorney alvin bragg announced exoneration on monday. >> we largely forgot there were six who were falsely accused of rape of the central park jogger. today mr. lopez joined the other five who had their con

that oath keeper member thomas caldwell telling cnn, the claim that i sought election leaders is a analysis and disgusting lie. nine oath keepers are now charged with seditious consp spr circu conspiracy, and they're set to go on trial in september. michael, great to have you with us. thanks for getting up early on this saturday morning. there were questions going into yesterday's testimony that cipollone may try to evade some questions or use privilege to get out of answering some of that, but we now know that he testified for seven, eight hours. we don't know exactly what he said. but what's your reaction to the fact he was there for so long? >> that he gave comprehensive testimony, that he didn't assert privilege, either attorney/client privilege or executive privilege, that he didn't take the fifth, and he answered the questions he could, and he was there for the important stuff. >> michael, if you were leading the questions, what would be the questions you would ask cipollone? >> broadly speaking, you would want to know what did he observe, with whom did he speak, and what was he tryin

police say they are still looking for the alleged ringleader, a 24-year-old by the name of jeremy caldwelland suspected of at least 15 home invasions in the area, including a july 4th break in that left a resident shot. the gang uses social media to track their victims and valuables. atlanta falcons and atlanta united players are among those who were targeted and real housewives of atlanta star hampton who tells our fox station in atlanta that she had a run-in with the suspects earlier this week, and again, eric, these are brazen home invasion attempts. police say they expect more arrests in the coming weeks. back to you. >> eric: glad police are doing those nighttime stakeouts, another indication about how police are on the watch for this. charles, thank you. we will be right back. life... doesn'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. (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched to verizon's new welcome unlimited plan, fo

or on 130 in lockhart a long 130, colorado at caldwell that's farther over but yes, so think it's inevitable. i see no end in sight because there are no natural barriers that say you got to stop here. there's an ocean. there's a mountain range. it's not going to happen. texas encourages growth pro-business climate people are coming out of california who are frustrated with the small business impediments with the high taxes with the environmental regulations along the coast etc. they're coming here. and and so i see no end to the growth the question becomes. we figure out how to collaborate as governments to add a public interest dimension to that that regulate some of the size or figures out how they can't be done without them providing the infrastructure instead of the public having to provide the infrastructure etc. so i think you raise an important question, but it must be raised in the context of the fact that it is market forces or so strong demographic forces population forces global growth forces national trends that that this area is destined to grow that way. and the other question

that oath keeper member thomas caldwell tells cnn, quote, the doj's claim that i sought to assassinate election workers is a false and disgusting lie. nine oath keepers are charged with seditious conspiracy, and they're expected to go on trill in september. joining us now, nicholas wu. good morning. always good to see you. >> great to see you. >> you were sitting outside, staking that out. we don't have a ton of details at this point. what do we know? >> we do know that this was a very closely leld interview. it took months to get sip employeeny to this point. there were certain parameters. what we do know is this is a huge witness for the january 6th committee. as the white house counsel, sip employeen cipollone was there and offered pushback and threatened to resign. whether this was pushing back to get sidney powell to investigate election fraud or to install alternate slats of electors, sip employeeny was there to talk about it. >> clearly this was a key witness the committee wanted to have under oath. he had kind of an informal talk with them before. help underscore for people how

and the senseless killing hits close to home as the fox news family mourns with gianno caldwell as he rest yesterday his younger brother, christian. the 18-year-old was fatally shot in chicago. >> for those who may want justice for their families as well, keep fighting. the fight never ends until you get it. so keep fighting, keep persevering, keep working towards that because there is hope, and i'm here knowing that there is hope and that there will be justice for my baby brother. >> reporter: and, jon, one note on the death in new york with this crime surge, shooting incidents are actually down compared to last year. jon? jon: lauren green in our new york city newsroom, thanks. >>> turning now to the to the crisis at our southern border. the department of homeland security is quietly preparing for a record number of unaccompanied migrant children trying to cross the border illegally this year. according to data obtained by the washington examiner, dhs estimates as many as 161,000 children will try to cross border this year, surpassing last year's 147,000. bill melugin with the lates