most of them go to catherine garcia. >> we still have what 124,000 absentee ballots and catherine garcia a lot of them come from her district. >> none of this count includes absentee ballots. it's something very key. all in person voting. adams margin is 15,000 votes south. look at this. nearly 126,000. now the question is can kathryn garcia catch eric adams. look who is leading in the initial preferences on june 23rd in those districts. look at that. they are all in manhattan where kathryn garcia did very well and leading in those districts. it's quite plausible these absentee ballots are favoring kathryn garcia and could overtake eric adams. >> when do we get the final results? >> right. this is going on forever. >> not today. >> it's hanukkah for me. initial first choice came in on the 22nd. initial rank choice results from in person voting on the 30th which was yesterday. we will not include the absentee ballots until the 6th. official results not expected until next week. one thing i can say for certain people were very enthusiastic about this system. the highest turn out even with

mayor candidate catherine garcia expressed her concerns about these botched results. >> i am concerned that it undermines peoples confidence. we need to make sure that the vote is protected and that we get the result that new yorkers went to the polls or mailed in at the end of the day. >> updated results show a close race with eric adams in the lead with catherine garcia and maya wylie running second and third. we think donald ranch felt died today in some of the hazy -- in some of the obituaries held tonight he's being remembered as a man of the highest integrity intellect and bureaucratic talent and history will also remember him as a man who never suffered an hour or day of self doubt. a man who walked this into a disastrous war, an elective war in iraq under false pretenses. and sent americans off to fight the support or armor that they needed. some of them indeed pay the ultimate price. donald rumsfeld was 88 years old. we're also keeping an eye on the latest surfside florida on the ongoing search for survivors of that condo building collapse. 18 lives have been lost and 145 soul

he defeated catherine garcia in a poll.e is favored to win note -- the november election against the republican nominee. next is inside story. stay with us. ♪ they were close allies until recently. saudi arabia and the uae are in of that or from oil to politics. the two are on conflicting paths. what is behind the breakdown and what impact will it have on the region? this is inside story. ♪ gate d -- ♪ >> hello and welcome to the program. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have been working for many years together. they have been close allies on everything from military to economic matters but a recent dispute added opec plus meeting represented growing strains between the two. the mri t government projected a saudi led deal which expanded production. the uae lock the agreement calling and unfair and demanding an increase in its own production. saudi arabia's oil minister has rejected that request. oil-producing nations have been trying to stabilize the global market as it recovers from the worst periods of the pande

he defeated his rival, catherine garcia, and a head to head poll. adams is now favored to win november's election against republican nominee to please, if elected, he'll become the 2nd black man to lead america's largest se lebanon is pleading for international help with the can't take a prime minister warning. it's just days away from the social explosion. husband, he says, help is urgently needed to prevent outright economic ruin. inflation is soaring, as the currency hits new lows, pushing thousands more people into poverty. and when ashley though abra, come by plead today to all the king's princesses, presidents lead as an ally and friendly nations. and i call on the united nations and all international agencies and public opinion to help save the live in a people from death and prevent the destruction of our country. leave it on a short distance from a social explosion. and the liberties are facing the stock site on their own on hold. a 2nd most active volcano in the philippines is currently on the verge of another option. natal volcano in batangas province, has been spearing large

earlier today, mayoral candidate catherine garcia expressed concerns about the botched results. >> i'm concerned that it undermines people's confidence. we need to make sure that the vote is protected and get the result that the new yorkers went in for the end of the day. >> a close race, with eric adams in the lead. kathryn garcia and maya wiley in third, we think. >>> donald rumsfeld died today. he is being remembered as a man of the highest integrity, great intellect, bureaucratic talent. history will remember him as a man who never suffered a day of self-doubt. a man who walked us into an elective war in iraq under false retenses. and sent americans in to fight without the armor they needed. some paid the ultimate price. donald rumsfeld was 88 years old. >>> we're keeping an eye on the latest out of surfside, florida, tonight, and the ongoing search of survivors of that condo building collapse. 18 lives have been lost and 145 soulsunaccounted for. tomorrow, the president and first lady will travel to surfside, florida. >>> let's bring in our leadoff guests. phillip rucker, senior c

i recount wednesday keeps former cop erica adams in the lead, but catherine garcia is less than 15,000ehind him, and the city has more than 120,000 absentee ballots left accounts. shannon, there will be an increased police presence for the macy's fireworks show this fourth of july, that includes metal detectors and undercover officers. >> shannon: thank you so much. the supreme court has ramped up its tumultuous term with a pair of six taken three decisions tonight. and in arizona voting rights case, the justices considered two state provisions, one that discards voters ballots if they cost them in the wrong precinct, the other when they turn in someone else's ballot. the justices upheld both provisions along ideological lines. from the majority opinion under our form of government, legislators have a duty to exercise their judgment and to represent their constituents. it's insulting to suggest they are near dupes or tools. president biden says he's deeply disappointed that the ruling, and justice taken did not hold back in her lengthy dissent. the majority today lessens the law, code

then yesterday, the board of elections released results showing another candidate named catherine garcia had almost all but closed the gap on adams, once everyone's preferences had been tabulated. close race. we will see what happens. a few hours after releasing the preliminary results, the board of elections in new york city sent out this very weird tweet. i will quote it. we are aware there is discrepancy in the unofficial rank choice voting round by round elimination report. we are working with our technical staff to identify where the discrepancy occurred. have patience. okay. that's a weird tweet. i don't understand it. i do this for a living. around 10:30 last night, they admitted, whoops, 135,000 dummy test votes had been left in a computer system they used to test the vote tabulation and they were still there. our bad. the board announced the new results with the non-fake votes in there, which are very similar. they still need to count absentee ballots. adams and garcia received the same share of the vote right down to the decimal point with 135,000 test ballots and without the 1

. >> have you heard directly from catherine garcia? >> not yet. told she's going to do a press conference this morning and i'm sure that in the next few days we'll hear more from her. but it's extremely exciting right now that, you know, just an everyday blue collar worker, i like to say, is potentially going to become the mayor of the city of new york. >> what does it tell you, what does your apparent victory in the democratic primary tell you about new york city? >> well, it's a real message, i believe, for the entire country. new york is a microcosm of what's taking place in big cities all across america, and federal government will hand down rules and policies and laws, but in reality, it is in the cities. the cities are going to determine the success of this country and we need to come up with a clear urban agenda. and i'm looking forward in the next few months to speak with some of the current mayors and former mayors to talk about how do we make sure we move our country forward. and i think the democratic party in particular, they're ready

showing eric adams leading catherine garcia with more than 125,000 absentee ballots still outstandinge numbers come after the race ran into cast by a 105,000 test boat discrepancy tuesday. the city's first attempt at ranked choice voting. adams is not satisfied with the explain agencies gone, petitioning the court to review a regular possibly fraudulent return from for election testing. let's discuss this. fox news contributors guy benson and deroy murdock. great to see you. >> great to see you. >> shannon: the headline from "the boston herald," an opinion piece. ranked choice voting disaster in yorkshire with my liberal elites were wrong. they made the change for the system. saying that the darling of the wealthy liberal elites ranked choice voting was used for the first time in eric's primary now it's an unmitigated disaster with mistakes plaguing count and vote are still in the dark about which candidate won a week after the contest. it may take even longer until we get answers. >> deroy, can you hear me? yeah, you. >> is that to guy? >> shannon: i'm not sure he can hear me. deroy,

in a narrow around, he defeated the former city sanitation commissioner, catherine garcia.ormer police captain adams will be new york city second's black mayor. and in japan, rescue workers found more victims in last saturday's mudslide, bringing the death toll to 7. at least two dozen people are still missing. emergency crews and soldiers continue today to dig through the sludge and debris but rain threatened to touch off new slides. american officials from president biden on down say that a worldwide ransomware attack has left the u.s. largely unsaved. on friday, -- largely unscathed. friday, russian-linked hackers targeted the software company because kaseya, based in florida and demanded $70 million of resident address. hthe rnc deny that any data was stolen. the pentagon today canceled it $10 billion contract with microsoft to modernize the military's cloud computing systems. instead, it will solicit new bids. amazon had alleged president trump intervened to deny him the contract in 2019. it cited his integrity is in toward jeff bezos, who was then amazon's ceo and als

results from the latest tabulation show him leading former city sanitation officer catherine garcia bys or a little more than 1 percentage point. and this is a live look at atlanta from fox 5. the big story there tonight, former president jimmy carter and wife roselyn celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary. mr. carter is 96, his wife is 93. they plan to have a party later at their home in plains, georgia. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ going strong ♪ still the one ♪ you're still the one i run to ♪ the one that i belong to ♪ you're still the one i want for life ♪ hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevag

results released earlier tonight show adams, leads over catherine garcia by 800,400 votes for more than and historic, diverse, five borough coalition led by working class new yorkers has led us to victory in the democratic primary for mayor of new york. eric adams will face republican curtis in the general election on november 2nd. that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. r with brian williams starts now. >> good evening once again, i'm chris dancing sitting in for brian williams. day 168 of the biden administration. tonight, elsa is now a category one hurricane and moving up florida's gulf coast. we'll have the latest updates on the storm's path in just a moment. but first tonight marks exactly six months to the day since a mob laid siege into the -- the fbi released more new videos of the january attacked as it steps up the search of some of the most violent rioters. they included those who directed law enforcement as they tried to defend the capital. the new images are disturbing and lead no questions as to whet officers were facing that day.

yesterday, in the city's board of election released results showing that another candidate named catherine garcia had almost all but close the gap on adams, once everyone's full preferences have been tabulated. everyone thought, oh, that's interesting. very close race. we'll see what happened. we saw the count absentees. a few hours after releasing preliminary results, the board of elections of new york city sent out this very weird tweet. a quarter here. we are where there is a discrepancy in the unofficial rank choice voting round by round elimination report. we are working with our right choice voting technical staff to identify where the discrepancy occurred. we ask the public elected officials and candidates have patience. okay. that's a weird tweet. i don't even understand it. and i sort of do this for a living. then around 10:30 last night the board came and admitted that whoops, 135,000 votes had been left in a computer system that they used to test the vote tabulation. they never got cleared out. and then they tabulated it altogether and we're still there. our bad. today, the board annou

against that, as i should note did joe biden, but the person who came in second in the race, catherine garcia about creating a left wing bogeyman. they've got something to work with. the democratic base has shown that they do not support what a handful of folks on the far left do. that doesn't mean that those folks won't be demonized and tried to be made the face of the democratic party. i'll say one other thing, too. donald trump loves to talk about law and order. unless it applies to anyone on his side. and then it's all play the victim and they don't want to see law and order. and that's just more situational ethics which is the essence of what this cat believes in. >> margaret, i'll give you the last word. only to irritate john. i'll give you the last word. >> actually, i will give my husband credit for that. donald trump is all for the court of law and justice and the judicial branch insofar as it's his supreme court justices, his judicial appointees, so long as they,, so long as they, ar they,e affirming his right to be in the presidency or his right to lie or frankly to not be prosecut

rival catherine garcia is 1% point behind.sman says she is seeking clarity of the number of outstanding ballots. adams will face republican curtis in the general election this fall. a former navy football player is allowed to you delay his service so he can play in the nfl. the secretary of defense approved a plan to enlist rookie cornerback kinly in the inactive ready reserve so he can play for the tampa bay buccaneers. kinly's request was originally rejected. he joined us last month describing his frustration. >> i thought about all of the hard work that i put in to this point and all the adversity i had to overcome just to get this opportunity and given that people have had this opportunity in the past and it was not afforded to me is definitely tough. >> in a statement kinly said the experience taught him to trust in god's plan. i agree with that for sure, guys. >> that is so exciting will. >> a lot of people talking about it on the couch. ainsley: we did it as a talking point later in the show. brian: talking point. ainsl