bill deblasio is a worse mayor than david dinkins.hose cops walked away yesterday because they knew they would not be supported, they would not be indemnified by the city, by a mayor, that despises cops and tells his son to look out for cops. the city is impleasing and all because of bill deblasio. it's not only new york city, it's happening all over the country. it's happening in california, it's happening in portland, orb gone. it's happening all over the country where you have democratic left wing lunatic liberal mayors and governors who are letting people go out there and do what they want. >> tucker: how long before crime rates start to really spike? >> well at this point you see it start to happen. because there's lawlessness in the street, when stuff like this happens, it emboldens the thugs. then you have a marthaville nices the police and -- that vilifies police and the thurgs get in the foretonight, they do things they shouldn't be doing. this is minor stuff but it's demonstration of what happens when people have no respect

. >> bill deblasio. >> it turns out even his own staff thinks that his presidential bid is basically joke. here's a quote from an article that came out from the new york post. i think he knows that he can't win. it's just a lot of eye rolling. he's doing it because he has a big ego and needs to prove something and i don't think he's going to quietly go away and become a an adjunct professor. >> you know when you have a bad day when you're a di kid and yor mom said, you're still number one in my book. >> imagine his mom saying, you should just step out. >.i talked to democrats and republicans and everybody has had enough of him, particularly when he was out of new york city during the blackout. >> talk to the nypd officers here. >> every time there's a major issue that happens in new york that needs to be addressed by him, he's somewhere else doing something else. >> we've got a lot this morning. pour a cup of coffee. >> tell us what you think about "fox & friends," baltimore or deblah mo. >>> mexico, a new push to create jobs in honduras. retired i.c.e. director tom homan weighs in n

bill deblasio is running for president and not paying attention to the train wreck in his own backyard. i talked to nypd officers today and they feel unable to respond to this because their leadership would never have their back. so this is a campaign stunt from zero percent. david: we just heard the mayor of chicago denounce the mischief. we see the same thing in los angeles. i don't think this is something that can continue ad infinitum. as liberal as these voters are, they have to have the back of their police. the police show a great deal of restraint. in these moments the first thing observers do is get out their phones and start recording. if you don't have a police chief to back you up, you will have lawlessness. it's almostly based on highs about police conduct -- on lies about police officers and you have got to call it out. david: rudy giuliani did such a great job when he came in as mayor of new york city. >> you need a mayor who backs the cops. david: you would be a great mayor. >> never going to happen. david: what do you do when you are down in the polls? for kirsten gill

but coming under fire from the right saying deblasio doesn't have the nypd's back. >> he never has. back ever. prior to him coming into office. this is a guy who toll his son for years to beware of new york city cops. stop. don't start now like all of a sudden you are supportive. the cops are out there doing a job. that no one else has the courage to do. it's a dangerous job. they have to put up with nonsense like this. they are afraid to do that job because they know they don't have the support of the mayor. and he controls the corporation council which indemnifies them should they do something wrong. look where the mayor has gone against the cops. there is always a cop out there on patrol. gregg: i have been here a long time, and i think he ranks at a zero percent in the presidential polls. >> he cannot run the city. the city is diminishing. everything that rudy giuliani started and bloomberg followed. every single thing this guy is diminishing. he wants to run for president? it's a joke. gregg: he's the definition of a joke and new yorkers know it. long story how he managed to ge

new york, mayor deblasio is not acting like a mayor. we had a massive blackout in new york.ity. 40,000 people were without power. but apparently he doesn't need to be there. >> as someone who travels, and i traveled before this campaign. you have to be in charge wherever you are, it's as simple with that. with email, cell phones, i'm in regular touch with my folks confirming the situation is being handled properly. i think all these folks did a great job. trish: he's not actually there because he's running for president without having a prayer of a chance. >> when you are polling at 0.00, the best thing he could do for his presidential campaign would be to be at home and do your job well. this won't help him with his presidential campaign or his reelection campaign the next time he wants to run for mayor. you are elected to be the mayor of new york city. the waive he has shown himself as mayor of new york city, he doesn't just agitate and up set republicans and conservatives, you can tell he upset his own party. he battles with governor cuomo and the democrats within the fiv

deblasio, you and your administration, step up.p. get those police officers off the force today. amy: a senior justice department official said attorney general william barr made the call on eric garner's case, overruling officials from the civil rights division who wanted to charge pantaleo. we'll have more on this after headlines. in calalifornia, former r peruvn president alejandro toledo wasas arrested tuesday under an extradition order. he is facing corruption charges back in peru, where he is accused of receiving $20 million from the brazilian construction company odebrecht in exchange for helping them win public works projects. toledo, who was s president frfm 2001 to 2006, has denied the charges. another former peruvian president, alan garcia, died by suicide in after shooting april himself as police arrived at his home in lima to arrest him on bribery and corruption charges, also related to the odebrecht bribery scandal. press freedom groups are calling for the release of independent who wasournalist arrested earlier this month by yemeni security forces will stop at the

the question is whether or not he has the time to. >> mayor deblasio saying i'm the candidate for thee has had to struggle. >> the willingness to get in the mix. even though he's on the far end of that stage, like we saw in the first debate, he will have the kind of moxie to jump in the front. that's not a problem for him. i expect him to target vice president biden. he believes he has that kind of progressive mantle that he thinks the vice president lack. >> yang is close. an interesting candidate. gabbard, trying to be the anti-war but different democrat, hasn't found traction. >> hasn't found traction, focus on policy. yang has a following out there. one person we're not talking about, eric swalwell, of course, has already left us. he tried to go after biden in the first debate and fell flat. a warning sign to the gillibrands of the world, congressman swalwell wants to keep his day job. how much do they want to go after someone who could be the nominee versus keeping things somewhat civil? voters do not want you to see you go after the front-runner just to build yourself up. >> you

mayor deblasio made that same statement. department of justice should have taken action the separation between the police department and mayor deblasio. police officers are our first line of defense as citizens. >> a couple years ago, it was a funeral for a police officer and the mayor of new york was there. police officers turned their backs on him. >> i was there with my son. it was a show of force to let the mayor know exactly how the members feel. >> joe, you say this video shows it's okay to commit crimes and there is no repercussion. >> older people and older children get away with crimes they are doing. you have these judges making plea deals for guns. there is a point. they have to do their job. >> we have less than a minute. in this video, the the people that are involved, a lot of the faces are crystal clear. will the police go back after them now? >> based on the viral nature of this video, you could have an investigation done to arrest these people. this is a clear attribute that it did not happen here. i blame t

the players were honoured with a symbolic key to the city by eight deblasio who spoke about future generationsthemselves, to be brave, to be bold, to be fierce. this team record—breaking run shows once again that women are's soccer is a force to be reckoned with. the big question is, after the celebrations are over, and they are back on the field, will they receive equal pay? a reminder of ourbreaking story this hourfive boats believed to belong to iranian revolutionary guards have approached a british oil tanker in the gulf, asking it to stop in iranian waters but reportedly withdrew after a british warship warned them over radio. it trained its guns on them as well. the incident occured in the strait of hormuz, a stretch of water between the persian gulf and the gulf of oman, bordered by iran and the united arab emirates. an area of great tension at the moment. you may remember a week ago, and uranian supertanker was seized. believed to be in breach of us sanctions. a statement from the us central command criticises what it calls uranian harassment and attem pts calls uranian harassment and

the mayors in sanctuary cities, like a mayor like deblasio, probably the worst mayor in the country, from new york, i don't even know what his attitude is. nobody does because he doesn't work very hard. nobody notes what the hell he does. but a guy like de blasio probably wouldn't want the raid. but many mayors do. most mayors do. you know why? they don't want to have crimes in their cities or states. eporter: [indiscernible] president trump: so nobody has treated the military better than president trump. nobody. nobody's even come close. you see that with budgets. you see that with the pay increases. you see that with medical. you know where you see it more than any place? the vets. the vets now have choice. they never had choice before. wait, wait, wait. for 44 years -- wait. reporter: [indiscernible] president trump: wait. for 44 years -- we are looking at that. for 44 years, they tried to get veterans' choice. i got it. nobody else could have gotten it. reporter: [indiscernible] president trump: ok. go ahead. reporter: [indiscernible] robert mueller -- president trump: we've gone

will deblasio, one of the democrats contenders for the presidency went down — went down the presidencyent over the ladder and said it felt and looked like a prison camp. —— bill de blasio. who set that up? barack 0bama. barack 0bama set that up. did one of those democrats go down there and when they had that debate, did any of them set up ——go in when it was set up and say oh, that's wrong. well, here's the rub. this claim was looked at by donald trump that 0bama started the separation policy and they concluded it was false. 0bama sought to avoid breaking up families stop while some children were centred —— separated from their pa rents centred —— separated from their parents under 0bama, it was relatively rare and families were critically reunited. it is wrong. they've should never have been separated. but the 0bama comparison is false, is a lie. stephen, it is wrong. 0k? it is wrong. what would you do to fix it? secure the border. fix the asylum law. think what they are doing to these poor little children. are kidnapping these kids, they are shipping these kids back and forth so they

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former mayor rudy giuliani blaming the incident on mayor bill deblasio and his hands-off approach for see you, and deneen borelli. i don't know why this is happening. i think there is a whole slew of different reasons. but at the crux of it as far as rudy giuliani is concerned is this liberal bias perpetuated by this mayor, what do you think it reasons are? >> when i first saw this video, it turned my stomach. to disrespect our law enforcement in this way is utterly outrageous. today it's water. tomorrow who knows what individuals might do in order to attack our law enforcement. trish: the whole black lives matter movement had a lot of police brutality baked into it. when you look at what's happening in new york city now and contrast it with new york city in the past. walk us through the dangerous spiral this city, new york seems to be on and in. >> the big thing that's different right now from previous crises is to me you get no condemnation from democrat leaders. you have antifa and their violence where they attack journalists, a gay journalist in the hospital with a brain hemorrhag

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the canyon of heroes, culminating in a ceremony at city hall where the new york city mayor bill deblasionted with a key to the city. >> it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> reporter: being the best in the world is not equal the best pay. team filed a gender dissemination lawsuit ahead of the tournament. demanding the same pain as male players, next step in the fight to close the pay gap is arbitration . >> it seems like one of the special moments in history that is kind of part of the turning point hopefully moving things forward. >> reporter: the team victory lap is just getting started, next, they had to the west coast for the sp awards and then they will kick off a five- game tour beginning at the rose bowl august 3. brian yunus, foxnews . >>> again the parade starts at 6:30 this morning our time, make sure you stick with us at ktvu, we bring you shots celebration live right here on mornings on 2. we also are live on the parade route at 7:00 . >>> growing frustration over a trash sheep in front of san jose condos, the reason some people say they hope the person responsible get so

griff: and on thursday, deblasio pretty much said that president trump is not welcome in new york. city. he doesn't understand new york city and when his presidency is over really soon, he will not be welcome back in new york city. [applause] griff: you're shaking your head. because i know people, left, middle and right and nobody likes this mayorment i think in a sense it's a true he's the worst mayor we've ever seen. we always got the sense that jenkins was trying and making his best effort and i think he was in over his head. this mayor is just not around, clocked out checked out just not there. pete: talk to us about the culture that exists that allows for these you call them a tax and you're right. attacks on police officers yet they go unanswered. why? how difficult is the job of a police officer these days? >> incredibly difficult. you see these people trying to arrest suspects and they can't do it because they have people throwing water on them and an engaged mayor would have shown up the day after this happened or the day it happened to help police find the perps, and it w

new york sometimes mayor bill deblasio tweets new york city emergency management is working with nypd, the fire department and other agencies to respond to the power outages due to a manhole fire earlier this evening. disruption is significant. we'll have further updates soon. please follow notifynewyorkcity. >> they are urging people to only dial 911 if it's a true emergency. they want to make sure that they absolutely respond to any emergencies, but they want to make sure the calls they are getting -- the calls they are getting are only that. emergencies. you are looking at some of the traffic in new york city where they are trying to negotiate the intersections in this very crowded city without the benefit of traffic lights, and it's not a good situation. you see an ambulance trying to make its way up fifth avenue. greg is with us from the fox news digital desk. how do the folks on the street seem to be taking it. you said you and your wife walked roughly three miles to get home from a movie date that didn't happen. how are the folks in new york city take it? >> relatively calm. ev

. >> a guy like deblasio would not like the raid many most mayors do. you know why? they don't want to have crimes in their cities or states. >> mayor bottoms, let's talk about that. you don't want to have crimes in your city and state. generally speaking, getting the federal government to get involved and conduct raids. >> that proposition is ridiculous. i have not talked to a single mayor wants an immigration raid on their city. this has nothing to do with crimes. our crime numbers are not impacted by illegal immigrants or whatever it is or whomever he claims to target. our crime numbers are as they are in any other urban city. i think it is unfortunate that we had a leader in this country who simply refuses to speak the truth. this is impacting our cities and our families and unnecessarily. if he calls himself healthy mayors, he should start by asking mayors in the city how we feel about these raids. we don't need it and want it in atlanta. >> mayor suarez, a lot of americans are looking at this, they're saying there are crimes been committed to a lot of people. t

. >>> coming up on this week, mayor bill deblasio will discuss the latest on his campaign at 8:00 right here. >>> oakland mayor may have to pay after an investigation found her campaign took illegal contributions. the oakland public ethic's commission found she accepted donations over the legal limit from the owner of several properties. 11 west partners donated $2,400 over the limit. a spokesperson says it unknowingly accepted unauthorized contributions and now has additional safe guards in place. the ethics commission is vote o fines august 5th. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. one of the issues we focussed on is safety, particularly with car break-ins. that's a constant problem and several cities have posted signs warning people not to leave belongings in their car. san jose, santa clara, et cetera, will each it $750,000 to stop them. it will be up to the police departments to decide how they want to spend the money exactly. it could go toward awareness campaigns or pay for over time. the city reported a surge in 2017. while the pace may have slowed down, th

bill deblasio. tulsa gabbard. kiersten labrang. jay inslee. entrepreneur andrew yang. the debates will be split across 2 nights on july 30 and 31st. >>> democratic congresswoman at the center of a political firestorm that a warm welcome in minneapolis.>>> supporters cheered congresswoman omar. they ask chanted send her back. that chance happened during a rally for president trump was a reference to the presidents tweets over the weekend. today the president said he was not happy about the chance.>>> i would say i was not happy with it. i disagree with it. but again i didn't think i didn't say that they did.>>> we are inspiring people to dream about a country. that recognizes the dignity.>>> house democrats say they are discussing whether to arrange security for congresswoman omar and the three other female representatives. who mr. trump has criticized. >>> morgan hill police are searching for a group of women who robbed beauty stores. investigators released surveillance pictures of the five female suspects robbing the altar beauty store. on cochran road tuesday night.

where is mayor deblasio? leland: i think we'll leave politics at the blackout evening for the moment here. but you bring up the economic impact of this. when we look at times square, so many of the billboard are dark. that's tens of thousands of dollars a day being lost. you mentioned and i want to get back to the issue of the fdny bringing in crews from other boroughs. many of the avenues have been shut down by the police department. is that to allow the rescue crews into the city in is that part of a plan that's already there or is it made up as it goes along? >> the city has a huge gridlock problem as you are probably aware. so to have this many cars on the streets without any type of traffic signaling is a huge problem. so the first thing the police are going to do is start moving traffic out of the area that's affects. leland: if you look back at the blackout of 1977, this is different in that it's a lot more isolated. this was -- this was a transformer that was burned. people are still stuck in elevator

after the parade, the american city mayor bill deblasio were on editing with keys to the city of newm usa defeated the netherlands 2-0 on sunday, and they are going to kick off their victory tour, town of the rose bowl in pasadena. >> that is so cool. >>> the traffic is not so exciting. we do have several trouble spots we are keeping an eye on at 5:40 for, taking a look at the maps, quite a bit of green, but there are slow spots, as a result of the incident i was talking about. let's start with the eastshore freeway where this is not of the roadway. it is off to the right hand shoulder. but for whatever reason, there must be some rubberneckers out there san pablo as your headed westbound the eastshore freeway down to 16 miles per hour. your backed up most of the way to highway for. there is a little bit of green but after you hop off the eastshore freeway, there is a bit of a thought on approaching the bay bridge this morning. the richmond san rafael bridge with emergency construction in place for another 15 minutes where they will have some lane closures. so far they do not seem to

the new yorkers are the ones i have my eyes on, kirsten gillibrand and bill deblasio.ompliment. >> i had mayor pete buttigieg on, i think he's going to get some heat. people have what he wants. he popped out of that main bubble. we have reporting that maybe it's going to be beto o'rourke. that's why i asked him about the baker mackenzie stuff. we need to see how these people take a punch. you could have a great answer, i could know the answer, but if you don't deliver it well, you lose. >> the biggest fear is being ignored. if you lose, if you don't come out with some media, 20 folks on the stage, it's hard to breakthrough. the worst possible thing you could be is ignored. >> that's true. it would be nice to see somebody have a moment that is positive. >> also authentic. >> i know they're all going to be mad at me. i'm not saying that they're not putting their best foot forward. i think someone who says something that gal vinizing. that's the easiest way. >> that happens every great debate, by the way. >> yeah, but in reverse. >> that's not true. >> it would be nice if

it is so hot that mayor bill deblasio scratched his presidential campaign plans and declared a stateon americans across 32 states are under heatwave advisories across central and eastern u.s. high humidity and poor air quality are also adding to the risk in new york city, outdoor events like the faster canceled, the moon landing commemoration is off and the new york city triathlon was for the first time canceled in its 18 year history. tips, stay indoors, shopping malls, movie theaters, stay hydrated, no caffeine or alcohol, best way to do it. laura: those tips work for us. get back inside and that does it for us. we'll be back here at 4:00 p.m. eastern for more news with journal editorial report is next. eric: stay cool. we'll see you in one hour. president trump: these congresswomen their comments are helping to fuel the rise of a dangerous militant hard left but that is okay because we will win this election like no one has ever seen. paul: welcome to the journal, editorial report. i'm paul jacoby that was president trump on wednesday at a rally in greenville, north carolina. he's

said there were no injuries with the blackout but it put a spotlight on new york city's mayor bill deblasio. he caught heat for being absent, campaigning for his 2020 presidential run in waterloo, iowa, and today he's back touring the substation but the governor did not hold that criticism saying he should have been on site last night. >> when you are a mayor or governor, you are going to travel for reasons that important thing is to have a hand on the wheel of a chickens are moving and communicate to people even from where i was i was able to do that with the people in new york city. reporter: the blackout happened 42 years to the day of the 1977 blackout which lasted 26 hours and prompted widespread looting and riots. in 2019 much difference with some of new york pitching in to help police direct traffic at intersections. no word on what triggered the blackout but the mayor is touring the facility has-- and is expected to talk to reporters later. kristin: leland, everyone in america has to deal with power outages from time to time especially right now with folks in louisiana and mississip

mayor deblasio called the incidents likely criminal and disrespectful.hem as safety threats and suggests politicians helped fuel the incidents with anti-police rhetoric. >> only hours away from robert mueller's highly anticipated testimony on capitol hill. >> he will appear before two congressional committees to detail his probe into russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> here's a preview. >> reporter: the political stakes are high ahead of robert mueller's highly anticipated testimony before two congressional committees wednesday. >> bob mueller is going to having an opportunity to explain this report in his own words. >> reporter: democrats have been pushing for this testimony since mueller wrapped up his nearly two-year long investigation into russia interference in the election in march. a couple of months later, the former special counsel delivered what many expected to be his final words on the matter. >> and the report is my testimony. i would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress. >> repo

today mayor deblasio admitting waiting for the feds to decide was a mistake and moving forward we willthe federal government to commence our own disciplinary proceedings. the reverend al sharpton call the half decade wait a slap in the face. >> fiveears ago eric garner was choked to. death today the federal government choked lady justice. >> reporter: and here's what happens next. theity is awaiting a decision from the nypd's departmental judge about whether officer pantaleo committed misconduct. efter that it's up to the pol commissioner whether or not the officer is fired. that decision is expected by the nd of augustn. >> in drama at 6:00 and thecs politiof president trump's attack on four congresswomen. good evening, i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm wendy rieger. >> the house vote c tondemn the president's words have been held up and it looks like it will go forward and tonight how some a lawmakers defending the president. >>> remembering makiyah wilson, the 10-year-old killed by a stray bullet one year ago today. tonight her mother tells us how she's keeping her memory alive. >> d

according to new york city mayor bill deblasio, these raids may have already begun in his city.e tweeted earlier his officers are receiving reports of attempted but reportedly unsuccessful i.c.e. enforcement actions in the sunset park and harlem neighborhoods in brooklyn and manhattan in new york city. joining us now, raul reyes, msnbc.com contributor, diana pliego from the national immigration law center. thanks for being here. raul, what are the rights please migrants will have when they're engaged by i.c.e.? >> i think it's a surprise to many people, if you're undocumented in this country, you have rights. undocumented people have the right under the fifth and 14th amendment to due process, have their claims add juft kated. if you're an undocumented person and i.c.e. comes to your door, you don't have to open the door, don't have to speak to them or give them any information. you have a right to an attorney. the problem is, in reality, these are rights that exist on the books and in principle. on the ground they're routinely violated. and i.c.e. will sweep up other people in

it did put a spotlight on new york city's mayor bill deblasio who caught heat for being absent he wasigning for his 2020 presidential run in waterlo o, iowa. >> as someone who travels when i traveled before this campaign, we have to be in charge wherever you are. it's as simple as that, and again, with e-mail, with cell phones, i'm in regular touch with my folks confirming the situations being handled properly. i think all these folks did a great job. reporter: the blackout happened 42 years to the day of the 1977 blackout, which lasted 25 hours and prompted white spread looting and arson, 3,800 people were arrested and millions of dollars in damage was done. in 2019 though, a much different picture, take a listen. the cast of the broad way musical "haiti town" took the show to the street and tony award winning cast freestyling and the other shows in the theatre including a carnagie hall concert also took their shows to the streets and once people realized there wasn't a threat and more of an inconvenience than a danger at the time new yorkers made the most of it but still no question

you know, mayor deblasio was elected to lead a city, not lead a movement. had some real leadership in city hall and we need to stand strong with our men and women in law enforcement. so once again thank you assemblyman, i'm proud to be part of this. i'm proud to stand here shoulder to shoulder with the men and women in law enforcement and my brothers and sisters in the nypd. it is time that we hold our elected officials accountable both here in the city and in albany. and we make sure that our district attorney's prosecute those that violate the laws and hopefully my colleagues in albany will support this legislation from both sides of the aisle because if that's what they care about, the true safety of our law enforcement, they will. and let me remind you, when they stand up for law enforcement, they stand up for every law-abiding citizen in this city. and if they don't, they don't have your back, either. so let's make sure we tell them they better support this because it's in the best interests of all of us. thank you. >> thank you. i want to now introduc

deblasio said he would award alvarez the key to the city.was a marine, father of three boys and detective. leaves behind his wife, family and grateful city. he was 53 years old. the bill to fund the 9/11 victims compensation fund should pass. it has more than 60 co-sponsors. >> bill: jackie heinrich in queens. >> sandra: the women's national soccer team beating england advancing to the world cup finals. the team was up 1-0 early. england tied it up nine minutes later. then in the 31st minute alex morgan put the u.s. up for good while becoming the first player in tournament history to score a goal on her birthday. 3-0 for her. the u.s. will play for the championship on sunday facing the winner of today's game between netherlands and sweden. >> bill: sunday at 11:00 a.m. east coast time. england wanted the u.s. they had their number. not enough. >> sandra: who won our wager? i went 3-1. >> bill: i had 1-0. was that close? a difference of one goal. will you give it to me? sunday it goes down. let's win it all. new reaction from rush limbaugh on

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. >>> and 2020 hopeful bill deblasio is blasting beto o'rourke for not supporting medicare for all. deblasio public education today web beto would try to warn us. let's leave the fear mongering tactic to trump. bourke responding, just like every person can send their kid to a public school in america, every american who wants to enroll in medicare can do so. >>> a little boy giving his parents a scare. the 2-year-old driving the mini john deer to the fare two blocks away. his punishment, driving privileges suspended for a week. those are your headlines. >> you got to get to the county fair on your tack tore. >> had the wandering gene. >> and he didn't get pulled over. >> no fine or anything. >> probably didn't want to walk. >> if he can do that he'll find the battery and be back on the road quickly. >>> well following this vicious attack on a journalist, two senators want to label antifa activists i guess you can call them, as terrorists. a former antifa member says it's the right move when he joins us live coming up next. . >>> quick headlines for you. a new study shows the top 5 u.s. studi

even mayor deblasio saying maybe a good way to stay cool is take a bath, you know, keep your air conditioneron. that's good advice for new york and maybe in chicago we'll take the same advice. neil: this is a family show, but the image can only go so far. . >> that's right. neil: stay cool. phil flynn one of the best at following the markets and ignore the bath analogy. i don't know if my next guest will recommend that, she knows how to keep cool and handle this carefully. a family and emergency medicine doctor, jeanette, doctor, good to have you back. what are the obvious things you tell folks. >> number one hydration, that's crucial, not just water, gatorade, coconut water maybe peedaa -- pedia light. and the temperatures are too extreme, hundred block. when your body overheats the normal cooling mechanism doesn't work. normally we sweat, it evaporates, our body cools down. when it's too hot and too humid that can't happen and that's when we start to see headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, muscle cramps. neil: right. >> sometimes people they become confused and if they don't take action

the new york city mayor bill deblasio facing criticism he was in iowa for the "new york post" and dailym for staying in iowa for the blackout when it hit the city. he was on a campaign trail. >> sandra: the performers that took to the street despite the blackout. the show must go on. that's new york. >> bill: i had the good fortune of being out of town. >> sandra: i was not here. >> bill: i heard from a lot of friends who were in town and stuck in that mess. >> sandra: a rough ride for some. all right. fox news alert now. deportation raids are said to be underway now. several sanctuary cities say ice will get no help from local law enforcement. >> most importantly i want you to know you do not need to be afraid. your city is on your side. rest assured here in los angeles we're not coordinating with ice. >> sandra: here to tell us what ice agents are up against brandon judd president of the national border patrol council is standing by and will weigh in next. >> bill: it was no letdown for the campaign trail 2020 this weekend. did you hear joe biden's position over the weekend? a live re

on education i want to challenge governor cuomo to raise the cap on charter schools and mayor deblasiose the cap on charter school because of the success academy charter school network who will see their students be displaced because there are no middle schools currently. that is an issue that's very dear to my heart and i want to get that out today. >> bill: i think this is off the radar as well. it could be important. there are a lot of districts -- there is a heavily populated area, there are some stories coming up that more candidates like aoc are being recruited to primary against democrats in these districts. how significant could that be when you have the mayor who planted his flag on the pile of progressivism at the first debate. he will be in these districts looking to campaign for them. can they get more into the house and win? >> absolutely not. i'll tell you why, bill. there is a dysfunction here in new york state politics both on the democratic side and under the new leadership of chairman langworthy, the new york stay republican party is retooled and ready to go out and w

i can make a good case getting de blasio out of new york city is less destructive than deblasio in newfar to the left and goofy, shows you how much new york city politics have decayed that de blasio could be mayor. steve: one of the titles, newt, the lights went out on broadway saturday night, bill de blasio was 1000 miles away in iowa. the moment that perfectly captured his distracted, ego-driven failure of mayoralty. bill last blast does not care about new york city, he does not care about its people, he does not care how it is run, he does not care about you, or your taxes, creating jobs or improving lies. all business de blasio cares about is de blasio. that is editorial that is pretty darn clear where they stand. >> that is the question but given how many people vote in new york primaries, how do people like de blasio and aoc win? they win with tiny turnouts. tiny share of the population. they shrug their shoulders and doesn't vote. ainsley: think of how much money was lost. j.lo was on stage. madison square garden. she said i will give your money back. do a free show later. broad

steve: mayor deblasio needs to come out say i stand with the cops, but he hasn't.ian, good morning. reporter: good morning. foxnews alert now with new information coming in. jeffrey epstein on a suicide watch after he was found injured in his jail cell. reportedly discovered on the floor in the fetal position with marks around his neck. he may have been attacked by an inmate, but investigators believe they could be applied to get transferred out of jail. he has been held without jail for sex trafficking a conspiracy. >>> new surveillance video showing a murdered college student hours before she was found dead. alley is outside a bar in mississippi took newly surfaced photos show her with her alleged killer appearing to reveal the-- that they knew one another. he is in jail without bond. we will have more on her final hours in a live report for mississippi coming up in a few minutes. >>> forget alligators, cindy erwin wrangled herself a husband or the daughter of the late copy all hunter getting engaged on her 21st birthday. brother robert capturing a sweet moment o

mayor bill deblasio tweeting out we're receiving reports of unsuccessful i.c.e. actions in sunset park in harlem. new york city immigrants are connecting with others. remember you have rights call 311 and say action nyc for help. >> that's a pattern we're going see. we're going to talk about this a lot. a lot of mayors, leadership in the country, protesters as well who are standing with the people who enter the county illegally saying this is what you can do to protect yourself against i.c.e. that are trying to enforce federal law. we're going to see this behavior. >> he tweeted a video and it's really this guy that's been out for a few days now says listen, don't open your door, remain silent, record everything. >> you have a right to attorney. basically advising. now a lot of the mayors are becoming legal advisers to people who enter the country illegally. >> the focus is on 2,000 individuals today. but there's a new study from pugh. approximately 10.5 million illegal immigrant are in the country as of the 2017 pugh research city study. today the focus is 2,000