english saw how important this part of the world was that they decided they're going to name it the hudson rivercause hudson was an english subject. right there ahead of us, right off the bow. that is the pollepel island, home of bannerman's castle. why is that island not get any closer? we're going to need to step on it here. the tide's coming in! there's not just a surprise around every corner, there's living history. johnny devenanzio: from 1901 until his passing in 1918 francis bannerman constructed the castle on pollepel island as a means to house army surplus and munitions. frank bannerman, the sixth, he was the father of the army navy store. this is the man, right here. that's the man. that's him. so this castle was built as a warehouse. it was a safe place to have his gunpowder and a safe place to store cannons and munitions. this was his man cave. his wife was like listen honey you're not keeping any of that crap in here. you go take it to the island. [laughter] johnny devenanzio: chartered boat trips-- that's a wave, bill! woo! johnny devenanzio: --and kayaking excursions with bill car

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>> dolphins in the city. >> of all the things in the hudson river, dolphins about the best thing in the exactly, wow. >>> an exciting story breaking overnight. nasa's newest and biggest rocket ever rolled out to the launch pad in florida in preparation for its moon shot in over two weeks. >> a live shot, a live look at "artemis" this morning it will one day carry humans back to the lunar surface, first an uncrewed flight test around it >> nbc's tom costello covers space. tom, you spent a lot of time the past few weeks at mission control. they're pumped up. >> reporter: they're excited the potential astronauts who might be chosen going with them are excited. nasa's international partners are a big part of this they're excited to be part of human lunar missions in the future and the first part of that return trip to the moon is set for the end of this month. now at launch pad 39b at the kennedy space center, be the most powerful rocket nasa has ever built the "artemis" rocket named after the greek god's twin sister of apollo preparing for nasa's first human mission to the moon since "apol

. >>> a good samaritan came to the rescue after a yacht caught on fire on the hudson river. from the vessel after it capsized in the waters between new york and new jersey on saturday. everyone is okay, and the yacht eventually sank. >>> that little leaguer who was seriously injured after falling on his head will be returning to utah from pennsylvania tomorrow, and his father says he may be on the road to a full recovery. abc's derricke dennis has the details. >> reporter: this morning, he's the injured little leaguer that could. 12-year-old easton oliverson on a long road to recovery from a fractured skull suffered after falling from the top of a bunk bed. seen here starting to walk in this video from a hospital. easton's dad, jace, telling the associated press sunday night, "we want to show that modern-day miracles can still happen." >> he's in the hallway with the nurses, and he's able to stand up and take some steps, and we couldn't be more grateful. >> reporter: it was a week ago easton was with his little league team from utah, the snow canyon little leaguers. the team

a couple of kayakers were on the hudson river. dolphins decided to swim right alongside of them. them. they spotted about three dolphins as they were headed for for purity for boathouse in midn in midtown towards new jersey. they said the dolphins just swam swam around for about an hour. i i can just hear them say, get out your phone, quick. don't drop your phone in the water. they got the shot. that is it for kpix 5 news at 3:00. "cbs evening news" is next . we were back with local news at 5:00 and and streaming on cbs news bay area. have a great afternoon, everybody.

. >>> a daring and dramatic rescue on new york's hudson river.ood samaritan jumped into action after a 48-foot yacht caught fire. with at least seven people on board. everyone was safely removed from the boat and no injuries were reported. the yacht sank and the water is monitored for pollution. no word just yet on what caused the fire. >>> when we come back, why you could soon be paying even more for your morning cup of coffee. s and... take. it. on. with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost clear in psa. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinv

>> for me, the biggest take away was the special election to fill a congressional seat in the hudson river valley in new york. it was a district that joe biden won narrowly, in 2020, after donald trump had won it in early in 2016. republicans were widely expected to win, but the democrats, focused on abortion rights, and won the seat by a bigger margin, poorly, than joe biden did in 2020. now, that doesn't, by itself, mean that republicans have an all-republican advantage for the 2022 election, but it coincides, or reinforces, what we saw in special elections and over the last few weeks in minnesota, even in alaska. immigrants are performing much better than you would expect, if we are going to see a wave year on the magnitude of the republican engagement for '94, '24, or the democratic gains in 2018. it suggests, in particular, the decision by the supreme court, overturning right to abortion, 50-your right to abortion, has change the playing field in a way that has created more opportunities for democrats to at least the competitive then appeared possible six or eight months ago. >> ron,

>> dagen: hudson river and area around new york city is full of glorious sea life.addle boarding around new york. might see a whale. how awesome is that? >> or a white shark. >> or a floater a body. >> jessica: you had to ruin it with that. >> dagen: it's true. >> katie: my turn you went on vacation to croatia went to visit the villages where my great grandparents are from. here is me where my great grandfather is from cuma. john pavlich came over through ellis island and then we stayed where my great grandmother was from. fresh vegetables on the farm and then had a lot of fun. thought it was pretty cool that i was able to stand there where my my ancestors. showed me new things about my heritage. thanks to my husband for taking me and for her for touring us around. >> dagen: i partied in croatia. it was fun. all right, joey. >> joey: this is something strange. this is called a fair ball right here. batter's box fair ball. this is the toledo mud hens which is c. >> ot. good on him not knowing what to do. pitcher picks it up. fair ball. playable ball. take off running

this is who he imagines americans living between the hudson river and california happen to be.says and he re-tweets, tell them to vote like their lives depended on it or these people will be in charge. that's what your former cia director thinks of americans. look, what they are saying is you are the problem and you need to be taken down, not just trump. you. no matter the cost. they will do anything necessary to protect their own. and i found this from a podcast today. sam harris is an atheist, a man of the left. i have always been under the presumption he was an honest seeker of the truth. that was, i thought that until today. watch this. >> hunter biden literally could have had the corpses of children in his basement. i would not have cared. whatever scope of joe biden's corruption is, like if we could just go down that rabbit hole endlessly and understand that he is getting kickbacks from hunter biden's deals in ukraine or whatever else, right, or china, it is infan tis mill compared to the corruption we know trump is involved in. it doesn't answer the people who say it's s

. >> reporter: the city of hoboken, just across the hudson river is only two square miles.t is home to more than 62,000 people. it is increasingly prone to flooding. the city had been putting protections in already. >> this looks like a pretty garden, but it is a big drain?>> reporter: this is on top of a cistern that can hold 200,000 gallons of water, and is managed remotely. the water can be held or released when necessary. to optimize the system, that you know what is coming. just after hurricane ida, they started to work with a unique weather technology company that goes well beyond just forecasting when it will rain. to make everything is proprietary. retail organizations, cities, governments, businesses, and how the impact will operate, so they can make changes before it is too late. >> reporter: hoboken will have five resilient parts like this one, managing more than 2 million gallons of water on a daily basis. with the a new technology that gives them emergency management. >> they can provide insights on when a story that will occur, at what intensity and for how lo

democrat pat ryan executive on the other side of the hudson river is a west point graduate and army veteran bird he says he will vote to preserve abortion rights but here's both candidates mark and pat ryan. >> these are the same people the government decided some jobs were essential in some businesses weren't. they want you to trust them. on august 23, you tell them enough is enough. we are here to take our government back. >> actually be a free country if the government tries to control women's bodies? >> that is not the country i thought for defend. i am pat ryan i approve this message because in congress i will fight protect all of our freedoms. >> new york's 19th congressional district considered a swing district. donald trump won year in 2000, joe biden 2020 the district stretches to cooperstown for the winter of two is a special election look at himself just four months in office for the fill the seat of democrat delgado who resigned the seat when he became new york's lieutenant governor back in may. the august 23 special election will be the first house election since the supreme co

's opponent, pat ryan is not just on the other side of the aisle but on the other side of the hudson rivere is in neighboring county. west point grad and raw iraq war veteran as well for he vote to preserve abortion. asked that i risk my life and it lost good friends who gave their life protecting the right for us as individuals and as women and people and families to make personal healthcare decisions. >> special election will be the first house election since the supreme court overturned roe v wade back in june. many experts say this race will help determine the most important issue in the upcoming midterm elections is the economy or abortion? recent fox news both said it is inflation, jon. >> lucas tomlinson will be watching that race, thank you. new york republican congresswoman claudia tenney joins us now. you are familiar with that district where that race is being run. are you making predictions? >> i represented much of this district in the new york state assembly a little of it in my current congressional district. here in beautiful yates county overlooking the lake is part of the

it is jersey city, new jersey, right across the hudson river from manhattan. out several cities when it comes to the highest average monthly rent. jersey city renters paying average. $5500 a month. has become a very popular place that live among new yorkers who've been working at home during the pandemic, and the popularity has been driving up the rental costs where you may be surprised what stores in new york are putting under lock and key right now is another very busy week on wall street, a long list of companies reporting their earnings. pam cook is here with just the beginning of this in dollars and cents. very busy 148 companies just on the s and p. 500 released their second quarter earnings this week. some of the big names in business. perhaps even more importantly, a look at the year ahead. they usually indicate what the year looks like their forecast for the year. jetblue and starbucks among those reporting this week, two of the big names today's opening bell rang in a new start of the month, and that is following a big month in july best month for th

. >> let's go to the hudson river. a district joe biden won by 1.5 points and what did we see in the special election? we saw that pat ryan pulled out the wiping bn by more than 1.5 and that is interesting because in the special elections that happened before the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, we saw republicans in fact were out performing the baseline, the presidential baseline by about six points. in the four special elections since roe v. wade was overturned, the democrats on average have been out performing the baseline by an average of five points and this was not the only special election last night where in fact we saw a dem over performance. there was the 23rd special election republicans held but in that special election, the republican candidate won by 6.5 points, that's a district donald trump won by over 11 points. in two special elections last night, we saw the democrats out performing their roe v. wade -- their 2020 baseline preroe v. wade so to me, it was a very clear sign roe v. wade had in fact

back into take ocean by a large wave >> take a look at this a 48 foot i can't tell on fire in the hudson river the time but rescued by a good share ten. the us coast guard says the vessel sank they're now monitoring the area for pollution >> a baby elephant at a texas zoo showing he has something in common with pretty much every toddler in existence a love of bubbles. ten month old seeing them for the very first time. just too cute. if you need something to make you smile on this monday, there you go >> all right if you have videos to share hit us up at shannon bream or at fox news night on social media. >> and it is time to bring kevin corke back in and think about how we're going to spend this last little bit of summer and kevin you have a suggestion. probably fun but good for us, a good combo. >> yes indeed. there is a brand new study shannon that reveals there's a connection between nature and well-being and it's more significant that previously thought. i found this fascinating. researchers discovered 227en links of non-material pathways that benefit while being, witness researchers descr

thomas cole's paintings of the hudson river valley. albert bierstadt's valley of the yosemite.ran's grand canyon of the yellowstone. these and other iconic images presented the natural wonder of the land and, in some cases, helped lead to efforts to preserve it through the creation of national parks. but they also often left the indigenous and other inhabitants out of the picture, erasing part of history. today, the national park service itself oversees artist residency programs in parks all over the country. and many artists are finding ways to widen the lens. the newest artist in residence at everglades is maya freelon, who refers to herself as a found object scope door -- sculptor. she lives in north carolina and was making her first ever visit to this park. >> i love working in a natural environment, one, because the wind plays with you, too. but i also love how people react to something seemingly so fragile. jeffrey: the something so fragile is tissue paper, which she uses to create her own version of a quilt always made , in collaboration with others. she recently held a

the system of canals and hudson river transport that connected new york city to growing upstate new york cities and towns like syracuse, buffalo. this also issues in a major migration of new england hours into upstate new york and into ohio as they are able to reap the benefits of these economic trends in deeper western areas. you can see on this map behind me here, the roads and canals crisscrossing across the country. what is jumping out to you about the number of transportation networks by the 1840s? what do you see? >> in contradiction to what we previously learned, now we're going to travel more towards the ports, north carolina, even down toward alabama and mississippi, rather than being tied to the coastline, allowing for greater transportation and access to people of all backgrounds and demographics. >> when else do you see? >> charles? >> it goes farther west. all the way to green bay, the iowa territory, not that long ago people were complaining about going to ohio. absolutely, no complaining about going to ohio. >> other things? what about cities? any city named jumping out? w

like new york celebrated the opening of the 363 mile long eerie canal this system of canals and hudson river transport that connected new york city to growing upstate new york cities and towns like syracuse buffalo. and this also ushers in a major migration of new englanders into upstate new york and into ohio as they're able to reap the benefits of these economic trends transformations in deeper western areas. and you can see on this map behind me here the roads and canals criss-crossing across the country. what is jumping out to you here about the number of transportation networks by the 1840s. what do you see? yeah. well, i would say in contradiction to what we previously learned now. we're able to travel more towards the rule ports such as in north carolina even down towards, alabama, mississippi rather than being tied to the coastline allowing greater transportation and access to people of all backgrounds and demographics. excellent. yeah. what else do you see? trust it goes a lot further western previously now, it's all the way to green bay and in the iowa territory. whereas not that l

. >> particularly in this swing district, new york 19 encompassing the hudson river valley, just a little north of new york city, and what is interesting here is that this is a district that barack obama ended up winning twice, that donald trump won in 2016. and then joe biden was able to win in 2020. almost kind of like the perfect type of swing district for us to follow. now, sometimes in midterm environments, you have the political winds, moving where even kind of red districts can break through or blue districts can break red. and we're gauging to see tomorrow whether in this almost kind of perfect type of environment, which message carries more, abortion or the cost of living. and it's going to be fascinating to see which one comes out on top. >> let's talk about some of the new nbc news polling. more democrats are interested in how the midterms play out, the enthusiasm gap. democrats have closed it to a large degree, and in a way that is different from what we have seen before for the party out of power. republicans are perhaps not sitting on quite as much of a lead as they might li

but three dolphins they showed up in the hudson river near new york city over the weekend. shared the video of her close encounter on social media. congresswoman liz cheney lost her gop primary race, but she could be aiming higher coming up after the break . why cheney is calling her loss , the beginning of a new chapter in her political career and coming up at six o'clock there is less than three months ago until election day, and the two candidates for san jose mayor both received some major endorsements today, also ahead, survivors of the cow door fire and lake tahoe last year, reflecting on the lessons learned authorities admit some communication could have been communication could have been better. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop

have to look at this 19th congressional district in new york which pat ryan -- tom: above the hudson rivert ryan was able to pick up. this is a swing district. they voted for the former president trump in 2016 and voted for biden, bush, and obama. what happened with pat ryan is he focused squarely on abortion rights and roe v. wade and what you have from this challenger is talking about overarching issues with the nation over wide of inflation and crime. it shows this swing as well as what happened in kansas a few weeks back, it is very much so a live debate that democrats will really campaign on. tom: we've been watching wild kingdom getting jon ferro ready for the grizz in wyoming. what's your take on the tuesday primaries? we didn't have cheney. annmarie: one would be the pat ryan abortion is resonating swing voters. that is important for democrats to take away and republicans do know this is something they need to work on in terms of massaging their message with voters in swing districts. it is all eyes on florida. obviously, the big ticket will be the governor's race but desantis has

sled at the top of the hill that stretched down from the wooded to the wooded cliffs below at the hudson river. he would in his mind's eye accelerate down the hill maneuvering all the familiar curves get to the bottom of the hill take the sled up and go over and over again in his mind. again, and again, he replayed that remembered scene undoing the knowledge that he would never climb a hill or ever walk on his own power again, and thus the present of the the united states fell asleep. so to bring us to the modern day a few years ago. i was interviewing a ceo of a very important company in the world. i was telling him these stories about how my president's fell asleep. so i said to him. well, what do you do and really tense times and he grinned and he i take an ambien. so that's our modern day. but in closing, let me take you back to where i began with my lifelong love of history and to the place where that love truly began to the days when i was only six years old and my father taught me that mysterious art of keeping score while listening to baseball games so that when he went to work in new

in fact, it is jersey city, new jersey city right across the hudson river from manhattan.he highest average monthly rent. jersey cedar renders pay on average. get this $5500 a month. it's become a very popular place to live among new yorkers who've been working from home during the pandemic. and that popularity as of course, driven up the rental costs. no matter what you're doing outside, doctors say it is important to wear sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun even on days like this, but those sunscreen bottles often include terms that we might not fully understand. so foxes jenna sacks help us decode th labels. from all the different labels. spf are ae common but what do they all mean labels that are most important broad spectrum. broad spectrum means that a sunscreen will protect against both uv a rays, which are responsible for skin cancer and skin aging. and uv b rays, which are responsible for sunburn and contribute to skin cancer. also important spf, which stands for sun protection factor, and as a measure of how well the sunscreen protects against sunburn. bu

and martin van buren was the son of a tavern owner in upstate new york in the hudson river valley. so van buren was actually the common man candidate and harrison was the elitist but the wigs were able to make it so that harrison seemed like the common man and they made van buren the incoming president to the elitists and i mean ever since then branding and especially trying to distill the branding down to a slogan. it's been with us ever since all the way up to make america great again, you know. is this a good way in your view and i'm not just talking about recent crystallization of ideas down to you know, 140 characters. is this is this a healthy way to run a democracy? oh, that's a good question. i mean i mean, there's no way around it. obviously because i mean it's it's a system that we have and there's pros and kinds i mean, obviously the easy answer is no it's not, you know, we should have discussions of issues and we should vote based on that but but it's the society we live in i like to think of, you know, 1960 the first presidential debate between kennedy and nixon that w

. >> our story begins in rockland county, new york, nestled along the hudson river, about an hour's drive north of new york city. the home of dr. ira bernstein, a well respected podiatrist. >> i've always wondered why someone chooses feet as a doctor? >> feet are extremely important, yes. >> he took us back to where it all began, penn state university, where he first met his future wife, susan. here they are, smiling, from the pages of their college yearbook. it was the mid 90s, when the couple bumped into each other at a fraternity party. >> she was so caring, compassionate. she was supportive of me, was there when i had to study long hours. >> sounds like you had a great relationship? >> it was. >> after college, susan worked towards her masters, and eventually, her doctorate in education. ira went to podiatrist cool. >> some of my most fond memories of that school, was spending time with susan. it was great, we go out for dinner for $20 and, we were both grateful. >> not a lot of money? >> we had no money. >> a few years after that, in 2002, they got married. >> and, when you both said

why the hudson river? why choosing this race to honor? so many americans came through there when it became members of our country, the torch for freedom. 9/11 memorial committee of ellis island. i thought what could connect all of these iconic landmarks? one of the great things that this event does is shows the character of the men and women in the military. i have guys coming from all over the country to swim across one of the most dangerous rivers in our country. everybody here around me as a combat veteran. these are the men and women who put their lives in the line for our country and other coming back to help other veterans. it's a beautiful event and symbolizes the way have veterans come only if police officers, we have firefighters. so many great people to come together for a great cause. >> you mention it's one of the most dangerous rivers. if all you on social media, he put a lot of guys like me who want to pretend to be a come or live the life of a navy seal. it's a 3-mile swim, right? a 2-mile run. how difficult is this river?

you had the hudson river painters came through. john singer, tremendous stuff.stephen crane, elizabeth worden. the chicago exposition of 1893, i hope i get this right, if i don't she will correct me, it was 1893 or 1896. the wright brothers, 19 oh three, was during the gilded age. what charles morrison does is chronicles a few of these guys, rockefeller, carnegie, j.p. morgan. i'm just saying, this was not an era of robber barons, this was an era of american greatness and prosperity with tens of millions of people getting higher-paying jobs. you cannot ask for more. it was a tremendous period of literature and art. that is why i wanted to bring that up. there's lots of good books about this. the tycoons is a good place to start. a lot of good books about this. william bill brandt has written about this. liberal historians have slaughtered this age and they are wrong. they missed the point. i don't know why. the progressive period under woodrow wilson cannot pose of anything like this. the other thing is the 1920's, the jazz age. again, you get people like to kil

. >> steve: tuna from the hudson river? >> i do in the think it's from the hudson river.r recipes with a plastic knife. >> steve: i did. >> see sawing for 30 seconds. i promise you it wasn't that bad of a recipe. we got you a winco knife set. >> ainsley: they gave us a knife set last friday when you were on vacation. >> steve: fantastic. >> ainsley: so southeast y'all. >> brian: check in with you again. joe nicoles shortly four minutes after the hour. moments ago former president donald trump issuing a new statement moving this tore saturday to ripping federal authorities over the raid at his florida home. >> ainsley: trump also slamming attorney general merrick garland who announced he personally signed off on the raid. >> steve: peter doocy has the latest developments. is he on the north lawn of the white house. peter, good morning. >> peter: good morning. the attorney general did not answer any questions from reporters. but we do still know a lot more about who at the justice department thought it was appropriate to go and execute a search warrant at mar-a-lago and it

. >>> and a thrilling encounter on new york's hudson river. these dolphins greeted some kayakers frolicking nearby for about an hour. >>> finally a fantastic find by dee gaurman at her local good will store she plugged it in to test it out and this video went viral. ♪ he's got the whole world in his hands ♪ ♪ he's not the whole world in his hands ♪ >> reporter: dee says she has already worn out two karaoke machines performing at nursing homes. >> dee has all of us in her hands with that. >> she sure does she can sing, she can dance, she's got a great outfit, i love her. >> i was hoping she was going to break out another song >> good stuff, joe >>> coming up, a wedding, we can't wait for this, 20 years in the making what we're learning about ben affleck and jennifer lopez's big day and why an ambulance had to be called to the house ahead of their rehearsal dinner. >>> plus a titanic story as a musical comedy a parody of the titanic movie. i'll go behind-the-scenes of the off-broadway show told through the eyes of celine dion who sang the famous

i was not industrial revolution might saintly wife is a painter, artist painting of the hudson river and painters coming through. tremendous stuff. steven crane, elizabeth warden, the chicago exposition in 1893. i hope i get this right. i don't shovel correctly's the 1890 or 1896. the wright brothers 190 through through the gilded age. but charles morrison does it chronicles a few these guys rockefeller, carnegie and j.p. morgan. american greatness and prosperity with the tens of millions of people getting higher paying jobs. you just cannot ask for more. it was a tremendous period of the literature and a tremendous period of art. that is why i wanted to bring that out. there's lots of good books about the sea tycoons is a good placee to start. a lot of good books about this. university of texas has written about this a number of good historians have written about this. they'd just missed the point i do not knowe why. we cannot boast anything like this. and again people like to kill harding there is corruption but as ron walters showsws nothing o harding the people who are corrupt go

also a terrific artist and painter, the hudson river painters rrcame through. tremendous stuff.horatio alger. the chicago exposition of 1893, i don't know if i get this right . it was either 1893 or 1896. the wright brothers, 1903 was during the gilded age. a few of these guys, rockefeller and j.p. morgan. i'm just saying this was not an era of robber barons. this was an era of american greatness and prosperity, tens of millions of people getting higher-paying jobs. just can't ask for more. it was a tremendous period of literature and a tremendous period of art and that's why i wanted to bring this up. the tycoons is a good place to start. a lot of good books about this.e bill grant at the university of texas has written, liberal historians have slaughtered this age and they're wrong. they just missed the point. the progressive period cannot post anything like this. the other thing is the1920s, the jazz age and again , people like to kill harding and there was corruption in the harding administration but as mister walters shows, it had nothing to do with harding and the people t

the two candidates civil on opposite sides of hudson river. they want you to trust them.l them enough is enough. we are here to take our government back. lucas: in a tweet patriaian said, quote, how can be afree country if the government tries to control women's bodies. that's not the country i fought defend. the august 23rd, special election, the first house election since supreme court overturned roe v. wade, many say which issue is important to voters. will serve the rest of delgado's term which expires not too far away. griff: lucas tomlinson kicking things off. thank you. gillian: republican presidential candidates are making rounds in several battleground states. they do love to hit up the iowa state fair. speculations about who exactly is going to run for the white house. already grady trimble in des moines for us. hey, grady. >> it might make your head spins like these rides looking ahead to 2024 already. some of the voters i've spoken to i think it's too early to talk about it but some key players in the republican party have dropped hints this week visiting key

>>> a good samaritan is being credited for helping save lives after a boat caught fire on the hudson rivers weekend. officials say a good samaritan pulled all seven people out to safety an nypd boat also responded to the scene just a few minutes later, the burning boat sank right to the bottom of the river. thankfully nobody hurt there it wasn't clear why that boat caught fire, but let's hear it for the good samaritans out there. >>> we want to go back to the weather. >> not only is it raining on the gulf coast we're getting much needed rain across the northeast so we will see spotty showers off and on all day, thunderstorms tomorrow, sunny and heating up to temperatures above average. we'll get to your local whether s . with the widest selection from the hottest brands. like nike, jordan, hoka, the north face, and more. the looks you want. the backpacks you need. all under one roof. when you're running short on time, one-hour pick-up is always an option. and, with our best price guarantee, if you find a lower price, we'll match it. with looks this good, it's never been easier to sport you

adam klotz took the plunge with navy seal on the annual swim in hudson river.oney for next year's event, go gi go.org. adam joins us for the weather forecast. adam: i got a big mouthful and still standing. it is cleanest they say since the civil war. maybe that is the case. the big weather story across the country is the extreme heat that will be piling up right there, when you jumped in the water, it felt great. water temperature, 75 degrees. that is fairly comfortable when talking about the actual temperatures today sitting 80 degrees. i will dive right into the forecast. yes, heat is a big story. it is driving thunderstorms across the country. there is the line we've been kind of talking about through the morning. thunderstorms across the upper midwest. they will be drifting into michigan, indiana, ohio, a lot of heavy rain there and that is an actual cold front bringing couple inches of rain, some cases two to three inches of rain. i will leave you with the temperatures across the country. one cool spot behind the cold front. 97 degrees in kansas city. 100

new jersey across the hudson river saw what was happening, actually changed their bail reform package after responsible system. not here in new york. we're full-throated progressive websters who don't care about the victims. 500 people were assaulted in new york city last week. i hope kathy hochul calls the nypd or everyone of those victims that make the fronter page of the "new york post." will: new york, sanctuary city, going to rent 5000 hotel rooms to illegal immigrants coming on buses from texas. i give you the last word on that topic. we can look at new york as an inspiration or as a warning. >> it pains me because percentage of my paycheck will go for this but frankly before this was happening people around the country on watched cnn, msnbc, were unaware there was even an immigration problem when it was happening to small border town states. part of me is relieved to some people waking up to the realization there is a real cost and a real problem with housing people who come here illegally with support system or no whatever. will: right. the real stock, now that it has arrived

that's the hudson river. on the intrepid. >> brian: i take it out on weekends. >> ainsley: you do.e they are using everything they have. ains this is beautiful shot of news corps. we are inside this building right here. they are turning the cameras around and there we are on the curvey couch and todd piro is sitting in for steve this morning. >> todd: in case you are waking up thinking i see this guy at 4:00 in the morning what's he doing there. i'm pulling like a full kilmeade today my goal is to do every show. doing my show and next show. hemmer, if you want off i will i couldn't know upstairs. >> brian: outnumbered needs a man. >> brian: i'm doing tucker tonight. 7 hour gap. >> ainsley: you have a lot to talk about. >> brian: we do. >> ainsley: that's brings us to a fox news alert. we are awaiting the arrival of three more buses full of illegal immigrants from texas coming here to new york city. >> brian: buses are arriving as mayor eric adams vows to sends buses of new yorkers to texas to campaign against their governor greg abbott? >> ainsley: they are going to say come on new

. >> steve: i think that regarded the hudson river. it could be to codify things.also hearing because the water maybe warmer or cleaner, whatever it is, that different fish are coming closer. >> brian: and the sharks go to eat the smaller fish. >> ainsley: exactly, then they taste your ankle. >> brian: i don't know if we went over this, but do you know who can kill a shark? the killer whale can. i thought it would be a good fight. dolphins can intimidate sharks. killer whales kill sharks. no idea. it's been confirmed. >> steve: welcome back to "wild kingdom." [laughter] >> brian: not that wild. it's good to be a killer whale if you're in the ocean. nobody messes with you. >> steve: but they are not watching. >> brian: we are pretty sure. a top agent facing accusations of political bias is now out at the fbi. timothy tebo resigning, as lawmakers zeroing in on allegations that he tried to -- actually dead -- interfere with the hunter biden laptop investigation. >> steve: live from our bur bureau, griff, this is a different tim tebow. >> that's exactly right, not the