cb cotton live right here in new york city with the very latest. >> hi arthel. nice to see you.arwin gomez is facing deportation back to his home country of venezuela after being taken into custody by ice agents earlier this week. he had been behind bars since about february being held without bail for his alleged role and the assault of nypd officers. he was sentenced this fall and released earlier this month from rikers island correctional facility. ice was able to nab him shortly after. typically new york city sanctuary laws prevent city agencies from cooperating with immigration officials "new york post" reports this case was no different. the sink ice agents had to track the case through news reports and social media know when they would be able to pick him up. ice says u.s. border patrol first encountered gomez after he entered the country illegally in august 2023 near that u.s./mexico border in rio grande valley, texas. vp at the national border patrol council sounding off to fox news on the southern border. >> immigration creates a domino effect that causes all the other

cb cotton is following this for us. cb. reporter: hi, molly.ases involving migrants made immigration a key issue and this election cycle and in fact, one of the latest fox news poll friday two-thirds of voters favor deporting people who are living in the country illegally. this polling is exactly where it was last december and up 15 points since the question was first asked in 2015. on the opposite end, nearly one-third of oppose mass deportation and these numbers as january brawl involving a group of migrant men and pair of nypd officers is back in the spotlight. ice announcing this week it's arrested darwin andres gomez. this september he was sentenced to 364 days of incarceration at riker's island after pleading guilty to assault charges it has hi role in the incident. he was released earlier the new york post reporting federal officers were left to track gomez ease case through news reports and special media to know when they could nab him. when i reached out for more details, new york city department of correction would only point me to ca

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arthel: all right cb cotton live right here in front of our building thank you.n is struggling to try to deal the migrant crisis nearly 100,000 migrants across into the u.s. each month the texas department of public safety, originally stop the group of over 200 illegal migrants were among the 57 unaccompanied kids. some as young as eight years old. under the biden administration, illegal crossings have grown steadily. over 2 million came to the u.s. last fiscal year. the numbers are still down after a record high of two-point to million in 2022. lieutenant chris from the texas department of public safety joint is now. good to see you. can you describe these 200? it's so unusual which shows some photos. what is this group and what are they doing now to get the kids in? >> good afternoon. yes, that's it fairly large group we've ever encountered as far as a police state agency. fifty-seven unaccompanied children that were among this group of 200. this has been happening daily n the last two weeks and it texas we got we are encountering this very large groups anywher

. ♪ team coverage, cb cotton is standing by with new york city mayor eric adams reaction to trump's msgly in his town. at first we are live at the world's most famous arena with more on the rally underway there >> good evening to you. they wanted to pack the garden and they packed the garden. they wanted this to be an iconic night that everyone would talk about. trump supporters in the heart of manhattan. normally a blue part of this state. there is a lot anticipated tonight as i am told by the campaign that the president will make his final pitch to voters all across america. he will kick off those remarks here tonight. we still have about one dozen speakers left to go. i can tell you he is here in the garden. he arrived just about an hour ago. presumably he backstage walking -- watching the speakers come out. they feel the energy on the campaign trail. part of the message will be kamala broke it, trump will fix it. one official tells me he does not even think that the president hasn't peaked yet even though we are now just about one week away from election day. trump will address new

. >> foxes cb cotton has the very latest on how the race for the white house is shaping up. in the last week of the election. >> with just nine days to go until election day, the clock is ticking for both candidates to reach any voters who are still on the fence. harris, continuing her battle ground blitz in pennsylvania with stops on sunday in philadelphia. >> i see americans from so-called red states and blue states who are ready to bend the arc of history toward justice. >> harris needs every vote she can get in philadelphia. biden won 81% of the votes there in 2020, and it was still a nail biter. and with all the polling showing a dead heat, it's set to be a toss up. >> once again, if anybody is going to predict what's going to happen in this race, they're either lying to you or they're crazy for doing that because we really don't know. >> as we head into the homestretch, there is a massive fundraising gap between the campaigns. the harris team raising $97 million in the first two weeks of october. that's six times the trump campaign's $16 million haul. meanwhile, trump

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cb cotton live outside the federal courthouse in southern manhattan with more from there. t said in court they will likely file a superseding indictment in this case. a lot more to watch. the first times adams has been in court since he pleaded not guilty. his defense attorney is trying to get the bribery charge tossed. adams is accused of accepting luxury travel benefits and illegal campaign contributions from turkey and granting political favors to turkish officials because of those trips. adams said this this week. >> we have a system of justice. we try cases in courtrooms, not in boardrooms or the streets. and i spoke with my counsel over and over again and stated to them this is just not right. >> this morning when arriving to court adams says he is moving forward and busy running the city. bill, back to you. >> bill: we'll watch it. cb cotton with developments. >> dana: the news is -- won't stop. can't stop and won't stop. lots of stuff happening. >> bill: yesterday average was something else with trey yengst in the middle east and seeing the incoming. >> dana: what i

eric: cb cotton central park thank you. arthel: for more on this we are going to bring in ruby is the father of sgt for the idf. citizens held hostage by hamas for over one year. before we start the interview i would like to ask you, how are you feeling? how is your family holding up? >> yes, a difficult question but maybe just the fact we are new yorkers. it's good to see my hometown, central park. i was on that march two weeks ago. it's like a one year cycle if anyone could relate to save gone through a cycle of family birthdays, holidays, anniversaries. on one hand you understand a year has passed. it is like one continuous day it's like groundhog's day the keeps repeating itself. you do not feel any closer to the goal which is getting my son back. arthel: 3064 days ago your son sgt tran eight chen of the israel defense forces was stationed near the gaza border when the terrace invaded you believe itay is among the u.s. citizens being held by hamas. tell us about the latest effort as far as you know to get him and the re

cb cotton was there and joins us now. >> families are have a single message time is running out. hostage release still this does not come out of nowhere. today's rally has months of advocacy. following on world leaders to somehow secure hostage release. this crow spent time reflect on the lives lost nearly a year ago october 7 tears were flowing as people shared stories of what they learned their loved ones had either been killed or taken captive by hamas. among the remaining hostages there are at least seven americans one is alexander born in israel raised in new jersey but he decided to join the israeli defense forces instead of going straight to college. he was serving in the military outpost near gaza when he was abducted. his father told me his wife was visiting tel aviv at the time received a call from their son. the couple has not heard their ssons of voice ever since. he described the outpost was bombarded with more than 60 bombs. and this is terrible stuff. this conflict, this vicious cycle of violence needs to stop immediately. we will keep pushing for that. >> alexande

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cb cotton in new york city thank you.tly releasing a revised report on violent crime. they corrthe corrected data shoe actually jumped 4.5% from 2021 to 2022 contradicting the message from the white house. immigrant crimes become a major problem in several u.s. cities and smaller communities. former secret service supervisory agent chuck joins me now. chuck, let's look at a graphic that shows the states where the venezuelan gang is active. former president trump talked about the apartment complex in aurora, colorado that have been taken over by that gang. i have a friend who is an aurora cop and says it's absolute is ae terrifying what is going on there. why is this an gang taking such a foothold in this country? >> no surprises here. this was entirely predictable and preventable. especially have it administration and biden and harris that has completely abandoned from the very start the federal responsibilities to secure the border and enforce the immigration laws of this country. so that the on this in this ene cheap. a

cb cotton, thank you. molly. molly: that's the goal to sort it out.re going to talk about pennsylvania, but i want to start with virginia and let's bring in fox news contributor andrew mccarthy, what's happening there. this is interesting, the executive order, a big pushback. the argument, the judge is pushing back on this by essentially saying that the process has resulted in eligible voters having their voter registration flagged as part of this effort. what do you say to that concern that's being weighed by the opponents by youngkin and also the judge has tried to do? >> i think it's very incomplete. first of all, they're calling it a systematic change you're not to do within 90 days, but this is done on a case by case basis. i think the important things here, in virginia under the law, if you have been flagged under suspected of not being an american citizen, if you file -- if you're willing to sign an attesttation under oath that you're an american citizen they have to let you vote. it's not someone who is authentically an american citizen is act

john, back to you. >> john: cb cotton with the latest on eric adams. gillian?his is a live look from michigan where j.d. vance is expected to speak fresh off his debate performance last night. we are going to take you there live as he gets onto the stage, plus it is a fighting escalates in the middle east, how is israel planning to retaliate against iran? what are the options? retired army brigadier general and station chief john hoffman with us. stay with us. >> we are going to give you tax cuts. anybody but themselves. so for them to get a tax break, no, that's not cool. kamala harris is going to make billionaires pay their fair share, and she's going to cut taxes for working people like me. i'm buddy, and i'm not rich as hell, and i'm voting for kamala harris. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad.

cb cotton with more on this. >> hi, molly.ses involving migrants continue, one of our latest fox news polls reveals steady favor among a broad swath of voters deporting people who are in the country illegally. since 2015, support for this has gone up across the board. most notably though among non-white voters. opposite held nearly one third oppose mass deportation. however you feel on it, cases like this move to the headlines. so you may remember that viral beatdown of a pair of n.y.p.d. officers, ice announced they've arrested one of the men captured punching and kicking officers on the video. he pleaded guilty to assault charges for his role in the january time square brawl. sentenced to 364 days of incarcerations at rikers island and when he was released he was arrest rested and he'll be deported back to venezuela. and keeping the agencies from cooperating with the feds. in this case, federal officers had to track gomez's case through news reports and social media to know when they could nab him. but when i reached out for

cb cotton live from new york city a city or rock to buy.the arrest of darwin who faces deportation back to his home country of venezuela. prosecutors said he was were the migrant men and the viral beat down a pair of new york city police officers earlier this year. [background noises] and gomez had been behind bars since february held without bail for his role in the assault on the officers. he was sentenced this fall and it released early this month from rikers island correctional facility. ice was able to nab him shortly after. new york city sanctuary laws often limit city agencies from cooperating with federal immigrant officials. meaning ice agent sometimes have to track the suspects through tv or newspaper reports. "new york post" said this a case was no different. isa says u.s. border patrol first encountered gomez after he entered the country illegally and august 2023 near the u.s./mexico border in rio grande valley texas. meanwhile police in upstate new york are also sounding off on one of their cases sink officers apprehended two i

cb cotton is live outside the courthouse with this story and we've been waiting with great interest forrted cb. >> that's right. moments ago chants were echoing outside the courthouse people demanding justice for jordan neely, the homeless man who died after being placed in a choke hold by marine veteran daniel penny. protestors may show up for penny soon. there are high stakes for this case. penny faces up to 19 years if prison if convicted on the charges. you may remember he pleaded not guilty to second degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. his defense team says penny did not intend to hurt or kill him only hold him down until police arrived. prosecutors only have to prove penny acted recklessly and was negligent. witnesses report neely expressed he was homeless, hungry and thirsty when he got on the train. prosecutors say while some witnesses heard neely making threats, others did not. penny's attorneys released a statement to fox saying in part, quote, our team looks forward to commencing the jury selection process and selecting a fair and impartial jury that will u

department report that says crime by undocumented migrants is less then the rates of nativeborn american cb cottonw york city with more on all of this. >> you are right. as mark more high profile involving migrants continued we do have the latest fox news of pole which is pretty insightful study favor among a broad swath of voters for deporting people who are here in the country illegally. since 2015 support for this hasn't gone up across the board. most notably among nonwhite voters appeared on the opposite end fox news poll revealed nearly one third oppose a mass deportation. however you feel about this, immigration remains a top issue among voters cases like this and move back to the headlines. so, you may remember the viral beat down of a pair of nypd officers. ice announcing this week arrested one of the migrant men captured a punc punching and kig the officers on video over the summer darwin gomez pled guilty to assault charges for his role in his january times square brawl in september sentenced to 364 days of incarceration at rikers island. when he was released early this month ice ages we

cb cotton is live in new york city with more on that. cb. >> good evening, jon. new york city for one day. and then hopping on flights to be in a different city come tomorrow. this all to raise awareness that so far there is only been one short-lived hostage cease-fire deal. the father of alexander eight 20-year-old israeli american still in captivity tells me world leaders need to act with urgency. >> this conditions it's really tough to imagine how can anybody survive there? they are all humanitarian need to be out for the to be out now. >> of the estimated 100 people still being held in gaza, israeli officials believe only about 65 are still alive. and now as the israeli military presses forward into front fighting hezbollah and lebanon and hamas and gaza there are concerns among supporters of israel that time is running out to get those in captivity back home. pictures of the hostages were hung today in central park as people. and sang. sunday's rally is one of several slated between today and tomorrow in new york city. the one-year mark of the war. it's expe

cb cotton live here in new york with the very latest on this. >> as you just said, this is city is aocratic stronghold. historically and some of the party's leaders have scoffed at madison square garden's decision to let the former president hold a rally there. but during a saturday news conference adams, as a city's top democrat, said he disagreed with calls for the garden to cancel trumps rally. adams said this is an american individual should be allowed to exercise their right. adam's remarks come about a month after he was indicted on federal bribery and corruption charges. a case that former president donald trump has come to adams defense on. trumps suggesting in recent weeks adams being persecuted for speaking out on the migrant crisis. so, and what appears to be case-by-case allies ship, adams defended trump further yesterday after vice president kamala harris echoed claims that trump is a fascist. the label trump is also used in the past to describe harris. >> i have heard those terms hurled at me from political leaders in the city. terms like hitler and fascist, my answer i

cb cotton following this from our newsroom. what is the latest, high?s urging state officials have appealed the judge's ruling to the fourth u.s. circuit court of appeals asking for a decision by monday. for now the state is instructed to county registrars to reinstate roughly 1600 people who were removed from virginia's rodent rules. followed august executive order required daily checks of dmv data against voter rolls to expedite the removal of expected noncitizens. prior to this virginia only did monthly checks and at 2006 state law the department of justice and a coalition of immigrant rights groups filed a legal challenge to the executive order argued eligible voters rating swept up on the states effort to remove noncitizens they claimed federal law was being violated which restricts states from making any major changes to voter rolls of 90 days before an election. a federal judge sided with the voting rights group slamming trenches order from the bench attorney general telling fox even with his executive order in place, virginia as you mentioned, h

nearly three months after that happened, cb cotton is covering the story extensively and was on the groundthe days after the shooting. so welcome to you. why are these calls just now being released? >> this marks the first time we have heard rally goers frantic calls for help in the immediate aftermath of the failed assassination attempt against former president donald trump. the 911 calls are being released as part of a legal settlement with several news organizations. butler county releasing 15 calls that were made that day. officials told fox that the first one came in at 6:12 p.m. and others continued for more than 30 minutes. >> gunshots at the trump rally. >> the police are on their way. >> better get over your quick. >> a female passed out? >> they just tried to kill president trump. you might want to make note of that. >> the fbi said would-be assassin tommy mathis brooks fired eight shots toward the rally stage before being killed by a secret service counter sniper. trump's heir was clipped, a retired firefighter was killed and two other rally goers were critically wounded. one of

. >> sandra: cb cotton for us. thank you. speak to the white house set to brief.rine jean-pierre have to say about the reported leak of classified until that may have compromised israel. we will be listening for that. we will be right back. because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100 percent of your home's value. if you need cash for your family call newdayusa. with automatic authority from the va we can say yes when banks say no. give us a call. veteran homeowners need cash but worried you can't get a home loan because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday usa. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we're always working on a project. while

cb cotton with developments. >> dana: the news is -- won't stop. can't stop and won't stop. lots of stuff happening. >> bill: yesterday average was something else with trey yengst in the middle east and seeing the incoming. >> dana: what i take away from today there was the debate. a lot more about that. north carolina and eastern tennessee really need our attention and get some today. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: breaking news right now. the united nations security council is holding an emergency meeting about israel planning retaliation against iran and that massive ballistic missile attack from overnight. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, met with the heads of his country's secret force -- security forces as they consider what a strike could look like. the idf, israeli defense force has sent more fighters into lebanon. remember, they are doing what they had called a limited ground incursion. the limit obviously was more than 24 hours. they are still going and fighting hezbollah terrorists o

cb cotton has more now from new york. >> there's been a major produce recall as mcdonald's works to contain the e coli outbreak at its restaurants. and now the source of the outbreak has been confirmed. tainted onions from taylor farms of salinas, california. the supplier says it has voluntarily recalled its yellow onions while mcdonald's is limiting quarter pounder sales in at least four states. >> bottom line a restaurant cares. that's their product. that's the item that they're selling to the consumer. they want that product to be safe. >> mcdonald's claims taylor farms only sent onions to one of its distribution facilities, but won't say which one. a growing number of restaurant chains taking fresh onions completely off the menu for now, including taco bell, pizza hut and kfc. >> these foodborne illnesses, they're very, very rare, very uncommon. but they do happen. so we need to be be vigilant. >> mcdonald's says it's also conducting a review of its beef suppliers as well. but despite the mitigation efforts, the company appears to have a long way to go to win back trust among its custom

fox cb cotton reports. vice president kamala harris even enlisted the help of former first lady michelle obam. >> with nearly a week until election day, former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris headed to michigan on saturday as early voting for the entire state kicked off. >> this election is a choice between whether we will have four more years of gross incompetence and failure, or whether we will begin the four greatest years in the history of our country. >> trump rallied voters in the detroit area before traveling to pennsylvania. we are going to need you this fired up for the next ten days so that we can get this done and we can sleep at night. the vice president appeared with former first lady michelle obama in kalamazoo, as she focuses on a centerpiece of her campaign, reproductive rights. >> the positions that i've been talking with are concerned about this myriad of issues that have highlighted the fact that because of trump, we are looking at a health care crisis. >> it comes