bryan: cb cotton live in new york city thank you.ring california public on congressman darrell issa who sits on the house judiciary foreign affairs and science committee along select the subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. congressman, thank you for being here this evening. it would fit your reaction to the spoiled terror attack. this must be potentially on yom kippur on the the one year anniversary of the terror attack what your thoughts and we just heard? >> messaging commanding nine states including some of the universities seems to condone anti-semitism you get we almost got which of the attack on people simply because of their religion and ancestry. this is something that is happened in the past. i keep on all of my desks a little stone that says remember. because if you allow the seeds of hate to be unchecked you will eventually end up with terrible attacks on those people. we are, as a country allowing it. congresswoman went out of her way to give university has an opportunity to denounce anti-semitism

thank you cb cotton. folks i know there are no words that can express our sorrow and grief for the loss of those splendid young men. and the injuries to so many others there are no words to properly express our outrage and i think the outrage of all americans. at the despicable act following as it does on the one perpetrated several months ago in the spring that took the lives of scores of people at our embassy in that same city in beirut. eric: that is president ronald reagan 1983 morning and praising the tune of 41 service members and u.s. officials killed in the hezbollah attack in the marine barracks on beirut lebanon and the car bombing six months earlier that killed 63 people. that attack a shock to the nation was carried out by the terrorist of hezbollah the u.s. had a $7 million bounty on the head of this man the head of the terror attacks commander top hezbollah, ibrahim aquil israel exacted revenge first taking out ibrahim aquil another terrace in the airstrike em and birth thiss diplomats are g

. >> new york city mayor eric adams indicted on five federal criminal charges and cb cotton live outsideke us through these charges, cb. reporter: hi, stu. new york city mayor eric adams continues to say he's innocent and facing five total counts of bribery, wire fraud and seeking illegal campaign donations and the indictment more than 50 pages long and focuses on adams' connections to turkey and allege that had adams, for nearly a decade, accepted luxury travel benefits from wealthy foreign business people and at least one turkish the court document said he accepted prescribes from coconspirators and adams took steps to hide the paper trail and they say adams was told by one coconspirator to repay the bribes and pressure fair department officials to sign off on the tubbish government and competitive adams suggested he was a victim of political persecution and denied all the allegations after -- denied all the allegations and says he has no plans to step down. >> my day-to-day will not change. i will continue to do the job for 8.3 million new yorkers that i was elected to do. and the 300

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arthel: cb cotton, thank you.ersary of 911, four days without radical islamic terrorism remaining a deadly threat to our nation. for someone who knows a lot about this joint is now. dan hoffman former station chief who served in pakistan and russia and also a fox news contributor. dan, your thoughts this young man is 20 years old and wanted to allegedly incite a mass killing of jews in new york city. >> this was an extraordinary intelligence success where there was a threat detected to a soft target in brookland and the fbi in close coordination with the royal canadian mounted police were able to not only detect the threat but preempt it before any harm was caused. the concern i would have is there are other threats out there and this is a job for the fbi on our soil and overseas. it is not going to get any easier, that is the concern i would have. eric: to know the type of connections be gone from organizations like al qaeda to now potential lone wolf's are people on the internet who could potentially assemble a

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cb cotton is following this story live here in new york city. cb, what can you tell us? click 90 page report from the school task force on anti-semitism was creating is the testimony from nearly 500 columbia students. either jewish, israeli or non-jewish. they share their experience and day-to-day encounters whether those be in the storm, in the classroom, or in social media. while columbia university did become the epicenter for student protests over the israel hamas war the spring, the report says most of the testimonials are from encounters which happened before those encampments emerged or the student t takeover of hamilton hall. which of the report says is with student experiences "more extreme. on the days immediately after october 7, students reporting things like this one students" on campus my friends have been spit on, been called like terrible terrible names. a very close friend of mine was called a lover of genocide and then a lover of baby killing the report was released less than three weeks after then president resigned days before columbia's fall semester

jon: right cb cotton outside the building in manhattan. thank you. ukraine, crews were cleaning up after a russian missile struck apartment buildings for a second night. twenty-one people hurt, officials say 18 buildings or damage. and i wrong at least 34 coal mine workers were killed in an explosion southeast last night. seventeen others were injured. more are missing it's one of the worst mining disasters in iran's history. in sri lanka marxist lawmaker won today's presidential election. voters rejected the old political guard that has been widely accused of pushing the south asian nation toward economic ruin. in germany and exit poll gives the social democrats a slight lead over the far right in the state election today. more than 2 million people registered to vote for a new state parliament and brandenburg. the election could predict the political direction. in china, farmers are celebrating the seventh farmers harvest festival today the event showcases the rich agricultural achievements of various regions there. and italy, models are ruling the

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cb cotton right here in the city. thank you so much. manhunt is underway in southeast kentucky for a gunman who opened fired on drivers yesterday along interstate 75. the shooting resulted in five people wounded a major highway shut down. sister we brought you late last night. christina coleman has the latest on this now. >> yes authorities have identified the suspect 32-year-old joseph couch of woodbine, kentucky. they described him as a five -- tent one her 40 pounds and someone who was armed and dangerous. they say shot into nine vehicles around 5:30 p.m. yesterday evening on interstate 75 just north of london, kentucky. a small town about 75 miles south of lexington. at least seven people were injured including five who suffered gunshot wounds. >> there was a victim shot in the face i am not sure whether that was the first person but yes there was. there were some very, very serious injuries in those vehicles. let that be sated by fencing to find absolute chaos. parts of both side of the interstate paid some of the windows shut out

cb cotton, thank you cb. wednesday will be september 11 a nation will somberly mark the 23rd anniversary of the attack by terrorists of al qaeda. for going to honor and remember those who are lost continues from the illnesses. foundation supports the families of fallen federal agents and officers in the wake of 911 is helping. it is a federal enforcement homeland security foundation. just left are the foundation showed up for the family you see there the family of william he so tragically lost his wife of 4040 year-old jaclyn his wife u.s. customs and border protection supervisory officer and his 6-year-old daughter. it happened in a house fire at their home in new jersey. today he is the ceo of that very same foundation and joins us now. william, our hearts and thoughts are with you today. especially today it is your wedding anniversary. i cannot imagine what you have gone through thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. of course. i cannot imagine the trauma, the loss, the suffering, th

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foxes cb cotton tells us law enforcement is preparing for protests.ven so much global turbulence and unrest at a time when world peace seems far off, more than 130 world leaders are arriving here to the big apple for the united nations general assembly. >> there are several visible security measures to include drones, k-9 units, traffic checkpoints and droves of uniformed officers. but with ongoing conflicts in the middle east, ukraine and sudan, there is an especially heightened security posture with measures that we can't see to include undercover officers. this year's gathering. the rain is expected to be a target for protest, which the nypd says it will not allow to become destructive. >> if you think you're going to damage property, light flares disrupt our community. take our streets. we're going to do everything in our power. as the largest police department in this nation to put you behind bars. >> the nypd says it's been handling upwards of 12 protests a day since the start of the israel-hamas war. on friday, israel supporters and family memb

cb cotton for us, thank you. sandra?n forced to delay has stood on his plan to prevent a government shutdown after a handful of republicans pushed back on his plan. johnson originally wanted to move forward with the measure and pair it with when it mandates proof of citizenship to vote. let's bring in our panel, jason chaffetz, former utah congressman anna fox news contributor, and david carlucci, former democratic new york state senator. i know you have pretty strong thoughts on this, david. considering jason is right here to respond to you, t this up for us. it sounds pretty reasonable to american voters. why would you be against it? >> for many reasons. it is in search of a problem without a solution. look, the idea that there is rampant voter fraud is just nonsense. it reminds me of donald trump on the debate stage the other night, talking about the fear of pets being eaten by illegal immigrants. whether going to do next is attached an amendment to the save act that will require you to lock up your pets because illeg

fox's cb cotton has more. >> johnny goudreau's widow is speaking out for the first time, with two touchingosts for the columbus blue jackets player. meredith goudreau, writing in part, quote thank you for the best years of my life. despite losing you, i am still the luckiest girl in the world to have been yours. i love you so, so much. in another post, she shared photos of theira daughter nearly two years old and a son just six months old. the mother writing that her late husband was the best at putting the baby boy to sleep, and the apple of his daughter's eye. the 31 year old hockey star was just a few weeks from beginning his third season with the columbus blue jackets. thursday evening, he was out biking with his brother matthew in their new jersey hometown. state police say a suspected drunk driver struck them from behind while trying to pass a slower vehicle. the two young men were pronounced dead at the scene. the night before, they were set to be groomsmen in their sister's wedding, which was later canceled in light of the tragedy. as tributes pour in there is outrage over the susp

get you back to cb cotton in a moment downtown. >> dana: the mayor will speak. interesting to see when you are under indictment there is so much you have to do and so much attention you have to pay for that. calls for aoc to resign and he says he won't do that. >> we want to hand off our our colleague, harris faulkner, with more news now. ri

but as fox's cb cotton reports, the mayor claims he is innocent and has vowed to fight the charges. >> i ask new yorkers to wait to hear our defense before making any judgments. >> new york city mayor eric adams, on the defensive as he becomes the first in city history to be indicted on criminal charges while still in office. the bombshell allegations were laid out in a more than 50 page indictment, charging adams with five federal counts, including bribery, wire fraud and seeking illegal campaign donations from foreign donors. >> they don't have eric adams doing anything. he's not taking in the money. there's no email or text message in the indictment that has him doing anything, taking in any money. >> prosecutors allege adams has a history of campaign misconduct, which dates back to 2014, when he became brooklyn borough president in exchange for favors. he's accused of accepting free or heavily discounted overseas trips valued at more than $100,000. one of those favors, including helping turkish officials bypass a fire safety inspection for a new diplomatic tower in the city. >> ma

i'm cb cotton in new york. i've got the details coming up. >> and it's another hot one over parts of the bay area this afternoon with an advisory for that heat expiring this evening. i'll have a better look at what we can expect for today and your weekend coming up what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪) sure, i'm a paid actor, and this is not a real company, but there is no way to fake how upwork can help your business. search talent all over the world with over 10,000 skills you may not have in house. more than 30% of the fortune 500 use upwork because this is how we work now. anti-settlement protest in the west bank today. a witness said the 26 year old was struck by bullets fired by israeli troops, but u.s. offici

in new york, cb cotton, ktvu, fox two news. >> now to another health matter.en use of e-cigarettes has fallen to a ten year low. the fda says the rate of teens using vapes fell below 6% this year in its latest survey. that's down from 7.7% back in 2023. we welcome now for more insight, doctor sreedhar prasad, a pulmonologist with kaiser permanente. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> this is good news. >> this is great news. we've seen dramatic reductions in consumption and the consumption of combustible cigarettes. standard cigarettes over the last 40 or 50 years. so that's really extraordinary. some of us may remember a time when almost half of all americans smoked. and now that's much, much lower. it's probably somewhere around 6 or 7%. but the in parallel with that dramatic drop starting more or less in the late 90s and in the early 2000, there was a slow but steady rise in consumption of vaping or e-cigarettes, and that seems to have topped out at almost 10% of children. the fact that it's coming down is very, very encourag

fox news correspondent cb cotton in new york city with the update.ublicans and three democrats are calling on new york governor kathy hochul under her emergency powers totem playerly wave the laws so law enforcement and ice can better cooperate and wrote to her saying "the recent surge in violent crime including incidents and migrant gangs in central parks and queens parks and raping and robbing, assaulting and even shooting at police officers demands meet and decisive -- immediate and decisive action". going for the most perplexed neighborhoods in new york, there's more crimes and not just the crime aspect but the money aspect that's costing us enormous amount of money that we do not have the resources to keep up footing this bill. reporter: changes to the city's sanctuary laws taking legislative action from the new york city council and seems unlikely and immigration rights advocates say the laws are needed so migrants cooperate with police to witness a crime or become a victim. we didn't hear back from governor cath reigns leading hochul but the l

it was a shooting that saw two spectators seriously injured and rally goer killed and fox news cb cottone in new york city with the story. cb. reporter: hey, liz, homeland security agents tapped to help protect president trump during the july 13th rally and according to josh hawley he's learned from a whistle blower these agents received online training, which apparently wasn't too helpful. >> most of those homeland security agents and only training they received was online webinar and two hour online webinar about half the time and sounds of webinar didn't work. reporter: hawley was told the webinar trainings did not work since assassination attempt and secret service going to be asked for what could be done to protect trump and secret service telling trump "the u.s. secret service protecting role of oversight and to date we've provided over 1500 pages of response work and documents to congress and made employees available for transcribed interviews and they'll continue as our desire to learn from the failure and ensuring it never happens again is un-waiverring". other republican lawmak

first cb cotton reporting live on this in new york peer hello cb. >> high good afternoon martha.ew york state mayor -- new york city mayor eric adams tried to paint a picture he is a victim of political persecution. you hurt his attorney there are moments ago to offer what he says are benign explanations for all the allegations that prosecutors of laid out. in the meantime though as we continue to watch and monitor this case new york city mayor eric adams is vowing to stay on as the top leader while he promises to fight these five criminal charges. let's get into those. they include conspiracy to commit wire fraud. solicitation of a contribution by foreign national and bribery. the indictment more than 50 pages long focuses on his connections to tÜrkiye. investigators say the corruption started nearly a decade ago when he was serving as brooklyn borough president and continued in his mayoral campaign. allegedly took a legal donations and bribes such as luxury hotel stays for wealthy foreign businesspeople and at least on turkish government we'll. in exchange adams handed out favo

. >> cb cotton in new york city with update.hree democrats on new york city common sense caucus are calling on new york governor hochul under her emergency powers to temporarily waive the city sanctuary laws soth local law enforcement andt i.c.e. canan better cooperate, they wrote to her this week, the recente surge in violent crime, -- where they have been reported to be raping,ng robbing assaults ands shooting amet police officers demands immediate and decisive action. >> whether you agree, you are noticing. there is more crio the monas peck. >> they are costing us enormous amount of money we don't have resources to keep footing this bill. reporter: permanent changes t to cithey sanctuary laws wallig legislative actionht from the new york city council which seems unlikely.ri weme didn't hear back from governor hochul but latesthoch calls for her to act come after "new york post" reports migrants make up about 75 percent of arrests in midtown manhattan or robbery, assault and domesticba violence. >> thank you, cb . >> now to th

cb cotton has the latest. >> reporter: the pakistani citizen living in canada bragged this plan wouldest attack on us soil since 9/11. mohamed joseph con faces 20 years in prison. investigators say houston coveted messaging apps sharing isis propaganda pictures and videos in an effort to recruit fellow supporters of the terror group. he began communicating with undercover officers encouraging them to purchase ammunition and magazines to carry out an attack. investigators say he wanted to happen october 7th marking the 1-year anniversary of the israel/hamas war or october 11th, yom kippur. con home dinner new york city specifically because of sizable jewish population writing at one point even if we don't attack an event, we could rack up easily a lot of jews. law enforcement plan to use a human smuggler, on wednesday the fbi says he used three separate cars to travel across canada before being taken into custody by law enforcement 12 miles from the us/canada border. mike pompeo reacting here. >> millions of people in our own country from all over the world, no matter who they are or w

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cb cotton is here with the story near the united nations. >> israeli flags fill the plaza hoping to sendplomats arriving in new york city this week. people here tell me they hope when the united nations debate begins on tuesday hostage release is at the top of the conversation. nearly a year since the start of the israeli hamas war. people here are worried that the hostages in gaza may be forgotten. some loved ones of the hostages who are here today tell me that time is simply running out. >> one of the reasons we set this rally for today is that it is not on the agenda of any of the official meetings at the u.n. general assembly and these last two weeks and the high level week next week. we were shocked this is not on the table. no one is discussing this and hoping they will hear us and bring it to the forefront. >> today's gathering comes less than a month after six hostages were found shot dead in a hamas tunnel under gaza. the 23-year-old israeli american whose parents for months made desperate pleas to world leaders to secure his release. another woman was found and her brother is s

fox news correspondent cb cotton has the update tonight from new york.id. 31 year old johnny gaudreau was just a few weeks from beginning his third season with the columbus blue jackets. now his family is preparing to bury him and his brother. johnny's widow, meredith, is speaking out for the first time to share details of her husband's dedication, which went far beyond the rink. the couple would have celebrated their third wedding anniversary this upcoming wednesday. meredith, writing in part on instagram, quote, you are my forever and i can't wait to be with you again. in another post, she shared photos of johnny with his daughter, nearly two years old and son just six months. the mother, saying that johnny never missed a single appointment and was the best at putting the baby to sleep. both gaudreau brothers played hockey for boston college. matthew briefly signed with the new york islanders minor league affiliate, and johnny played 11 seasons with the nhl, first with the calgary flames, then in 2022, he signed a seven year new deal with the blue jack

the cb cotton live in new york city with the latest on this case. >> the nypd pushing a back againste shooting was never about the suspect not paying his affair but instead about protecting others from the suspect armed with a weapon. investigators say this all started last sunday after durell metals jump the turnstile and the officers spotted a knife as he was asked to leave nypd said he returned and bypassed the fair once again as he makes his way to the subway platform. officers following can be heard repeatedly telling him to drop the weapon. he responds telling the officers to leave him alone. challenging them to shoot. officers use their tasers but if the pier to have no effect the confrontation moves back onto the platform shots are fired and officer were both injured an innocent bystander who is headed to work with left critically wounded. nypd the new york city mayor eric adams have expressed their condolences but said that shooting was justified. the president of the police union saying and part of the suspect quotes his actions put our police officers in everyone and that

we begin with cb cotton with the latest on erica adams' historic indictment. >> historic indeed. eric adams continues to say that he is innocent and has pledged to fight the charges. he faces five total counts, which include bribery, wire fraud, and seeking illegal campaign donations. the indictment is more than 50 pages long, heavily focuses on adams' connections to turkey and alleges that for nearly a decade he accepted luxury travel benefits from wealthy foreign business people and at least one turkish government official seeking influence over the mayor. investigators also allege that adams -- illegal campaign donations and in turn those donations were used to defraud of new york city and steal public funds. adams is the only defendant named in this indictment. helps -- those illegal campaign donations. took steps to hide a paper trail, and they also say adams was told by one coconspirator to repay the bribes and pressure fire department officials to sign off on the opening of a new high-rise consulate building for the turkish government despite safety concerns. this comes as

. >> dana: cb cotton, keep us posted. >> bill: in colorado this.nging to the venezuelan gang known at tren de aragua are out on bond in connection to a shooting. an aurora council member has been on this issue for some time. frame it for us from your perspective. how bad is it? how dominant is this group? >> it is a very bad group of individuals. police officers say the ms-13 gang doesn't have anything on these guys. that's horrifying to me. what is scarier is the lack of information truly that we have on these folks and their capabilities. i was just told these guys are reporting back directly to maduro in venezuela. so you've seen the video footage, heard the stories. these guys are terrifying. >> bill: jason crowe is a democrat from your state. you are familiar with him. he put out a statement that goes exactly against that. he says those exaggerated the gang issue need to stop. their misrepresentations are not based on reality. i've spoked to local leaders. the gang issues are being exaggerated and misrepresented. it is consistent with trends a

will they condemn hassan nasrallah 17 what about an cb cotton live in times square with an exclusive behind-the-scenes look. also have the new york's city police department is going behind-the-scenes to handle these protests. >> nice to see a play despite the rain hundreds of protesters are expected to gather here in times square. they want the united states to stop sending those countries of committing genocide in gaza and now it lebanon. we will be watching to see whether any pro israel groups come here to counter the messaging. the anti- israel protests ramp up this week is more than 130 world leaders to the general assembly here in the city. yesterday, an organizer for some of these protests and made this post on x about that death death of hassan nasrallah. leader of the terror group hezbollah he was killed in an airstrike on friday in the group said quote, mourns the martyrdom of hassan nasrallah leader of the lebanese resistance and a symbol of the steadfast struggle to liberate palestine." so, as the middle east embraces for a wider conflict expect protest to continue by this

that columbia's anti-semitism task force is calling for in their new report fox news correspondent cb cottonrom the school task force was created using freedom nearly 500 columbia students jewish israeli on nonjewish and columbia university did become the epicenter for student protest over the israeli hamas war this spring. the report says most of the testimonials are encounters which happened before encampments emerged or the student takeover of hamilton hall. which the report says as when students experiences became, quote, more extreme. but in the days immediately after october 7th you have students reporting things like this one student sharing, quote, on campus, my friends have been spit on. been called like terrible, terrible names. a very close friend of mine was called a lover of genocide, and then a lover of baby killing. the report was released just days before columbia fall semester begins next week. task force made several recommendations in this new report to include improved antibias training, and a new system for reporting allegations of anti-semitism. all of which columbia's

cb cotton following the story of the developments live from our newsroom. >> 20 year living in canadaught this to be a quote one-of-a-kind attack on u.s. soil according to federal investigators who shared other sickening details in a criminal complaint fbi says mohamed can't use encrypted messaging apps to share support for isis by reposting and sharing propaganda pictures and videos what investigators say it was an effort to recruit fellow supporters according to the complaint he thought he had found two people to back his twisted plan for mass shootings at jewish sites in u.s. cities. all the while these were undercover officers who continue to document his desire for them to purchase ar style weapons and ammunition. investigators he changed his target to new york city because of the large jewish population. and hope to carry out the attack the one-year anniversary of a jewish holy state of the year. fbi says just last month wrote quote we should have a month to scout and prepare if we want to go for october 7 or october 118 major festival for the jews. law enforcement so he shared

cb cotton. >> what's the latest. >> a pakistani citizen living in canada told undercover agents he want today kill as many jews as possible accord to go a criminal complaint. which says beginning in november 2023, khan was sharing these pictures on an encrypted messaging app and on the app, he told he was trying to create an off-line cell of fellow isis supporters who would carry out the attacks on ar-15 rifles, and they sorried in, telling new york is perfect to target jews because it has, quote, the largest jewish population in america. according to the criminal complaint he wanted it to be on october 7th, the one year anniversary of the war or october 11th. and he planned to use a human smuggler to help him cross into the state. on wednesday he was taken into custody by canadian law enforcement and jewish leaders are reacting to the horrific plot. >> it doesn't shock me it was october 7th. it doesn't shock me it was done on yom kippur, shocking that anyone, a 20-year-old, yet, would be willing to perpetrate such a horrific act. >> he will appear in court in canada on october 13th acc

cb cotton is outside the united nations now. were echoing through the plaza today from people who survived the october 7th hamas attack and from others whose loved ones are still being held captive in gaza. of course, we know for some any lingering hope has turned to anguish at this point. carmel, her brother was here today. his sister was one of the six hostages found murdered earlier this month. they were all executed. among the six, the 23-year-old israeli american whose parents continued to plead for world leaders to secure a second hostage release deal. carmel's brother said this. >> her life could have been saved so many times. you were meant to be returned to your life and to your loved ones. we can't turn back the clock for you, but we can control this moment. >> in this moment he and others are calling on diplomats at the united nations to prioritize the hostages, make it a part of the conversation as the israeli military declares a new phase of the war shifting its focus to israel's northern border with lebanon. many he

cb cotton live in our new york city newsroom with the latest on what is unfolding against the incumbentnt while suggesting he may be the victim of political persecution for speaking out on new york's migrant crisis. he says he has no plans to step down. this morning he made an appearance at a local church and said he still moving the city forward. his defiance comes after a five count federal indictment against him was unsealed this week. in it, prosecutors allege he has a history of corruption which they say dates back to 2014 when he became brooklyn borough president. the indictment says in exchange for favors he accepted free or heavily discounted overseas trips in a luxury hotel stays from wealthy foreign business people. value at more than $100,000 they also allege he accepted illegal foreign campaign donations. after he pled not guilty to the charges this week his attorney slammed prosecutors for this historic indictment. >> they implied somehow he is disappointing people or people ought to be disappointed in him. it's not him doing this. it is the other government that everyone s

cb cotton outside the courthouse where they're waiting for the arrival of mayor eric adams. it's a complex story and she is reporting live from the courthouse in lower manhattan. hi, cb. >> hi. new york mayor eric adams is asking new yorkers not to make judges on this case that has brought him here to court this morning to be arraigned on federal criminal charges which include bribery, wire fraud, and soliciting illegal foreign campaign donations. so mayor adams was quiet as he arrived at court this morning. but yesterday his attorney had lots to say after prosecutors laid out their indictment. they accuse adams of corruption dating back to when he was an official in brooklyn, new york saying adams accepted bribes from wealthy foreign business people and at least one turkish government official. u.s. attorney damian williams showing these photos say he sought out and accepted free meals at high-end restaurants. stays at luxury hotel rooms. the gifts -- they said he accepted illegal campaign donations and returned the favor by pressuring fire department officials to sign off o

. >> i'm cb cotton, fox news. >> today marks one year since the death of senator dianne feinstein. trailblazing politician died at the age of 90 after decades of public service. feinstein was the first female president of the san francisco board of supervisors, the first female mayor of san francisco, and in 1992 became one of california's first two female senators. feinstein served in the senate until her death. governor newsom appointed laphonza butler to fill her seat. in a statement released today, butler said, quote, her legacy will undoubtedly inspire generations of americans for years to come. it has been an honor to serve in the senate on behalf of the people of california, knowing that i stand on her shoulders and carry on her extraordinary legacy of public service. >> three people were killed in a head on collision on highway 99 up in sutter county. the accident happened just before noontime on saturday south of yuba city. the chp says a dodge challenger heading south crossed over the solid double line and crashed head on into a nissan. one person in the dodge and two peo

get you back to cb cotton in a moment downtown. >> dana: the mayor will speak. interesting to see when you are under indictment there is so much you have to do and so much attention you have to pay for that. calls for aoc to resign and he says he won't do that. >> we want to hand off our our colleague, harris faulkner, with more news now. >> harris: i'm reporting from washington, d.c. today and covering the news wherever it happens. right now it's happening on the east coast as well. breaking news, democratic mayor eric adams is expected to speak at any moment after federal officials have just unsealed indictment charges against him. he is now charged with those federal counts, five of them, including wire fraud, bribery, solicitation of contributions from a foreign source. we are told a federal prosecutor will give an update and news conference. don't know if they'll take any questions but certainly have a statement to read, we're told. that will also happen in the next few minutes. we're on it. all over this. eric adams is already making history at this moment

cb cotton live in new york city with the latest. hi. >> good morning. mary eric adams says he is innocent and pledging to fight the criminal indictment. we will learn more will the indictment is unsealed as early as today. this morning his attorney telling us federal agents arrived to mayor adams manhattan residence to take his phone. the attorney calls it a spectacle saying adams would have happily turned it in. investigators came into public view and f.b.i. raided the homes of his chief campaign fundraiser. days later the mayor's phone and ipad were seized. others were served grand jury subpoenas. told by sources the federal investigation was examining in part whether adams 2021 campaign accepted illegal donations from the turkish government or turkish nationals in exchange for favors. adams has continued to pledge his innocence and cooperation with law enforcement as at least six other people in his circle in recent weeks had homes raided or devices seized in separate investigations. overnight adams saying he will not resign. >> i have been facing th

in new york, cb cotton fox news. >> time now is 757. we're talking baseball. know, are fading fast. 25 games to play in september. the g-men need to make up six and a half games for a wild card berth. likely a pipe dream. and last night's four three loss to the marlins that didn't help, and it didn't take long to set the tone. top number two. griffin conine will take mason black deep into the ninth. a solo bomb conine's first of the year. marlins take a one. nothing lead. more to come. now up two. one. here's another bomb. this one off the bat of connor norby. that's gone. so are the giants. they fall a game under 500 again and lose to miami. 4 to 3. a's in texas taking on the rangers. tight one in the ninth. tied up at two. texas wins in walk off style with a lefty. taveras rbi single right up the gut. ball game. oakland falls on the road to the rangers by a single run 4 to 3. >> the oakland roots are on a hot streak. the soccer club hasn't lost a game in more than a month. they hosted new mexico united yesterday. no score until the 75th minute. then veteran