griff: bring your patience, alexis mcadams in laguardia. anita: sleeping bag too.rth and south carolina this morning where heavy rainfall and chances of flash flooding are expected to dampen fourth of july weekend celebrations. meteorologist adam klotz has your fox weather forecast and adam, hopefully these showers are not going to last too long. adam: well, anita, this is a storm system that if you're going to be along the coast in south carolina or north carolina, particularly outer banks, you will be dealing with this at least through sunday. already heavy showers now currently falling. maybe good news with this that it's going to stay mostly offshore. doesn't mean it'll ruin beach days but this isn't going to be piloting up around the too deep into the coastline. here is your tropical storm track here with winds getting up to 40 miles an hour. you can see by sunday morning out over outer banks in north carolina, popular destination before by sunday p.m. to monday, finally clearing off which does give you the first of july to enjoy the beaches but we still have

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. big area of fire crews already blamed fireworks for one fire this weekend, coming up how they were encouraging you to leave the fireworks to the professionals. everybody suffering with this situation. some people say it is not just me and it's not just a seniors, everybody suffering. some people say it's not fair. they won't see inflation relief payments later this year coming up at 10 30 what they're hearing from the governor's office when they ask for help. and i'm talking about some heavy drizzle and the day you should expect it. the holiday forecast for the weekend is coming up as the news continues, right here on ktvu box, too. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and

alexis mcadams.>> congress will have to act to codify to grow into federal law and as i said yesterday, the filibuster should not stand in the way of us being able to do that but right now we don't have the votes in the senate to change the filibuster at the moment. rich: that's president biden backing the senate vote to scrap filibuster. he admits he does not have the vote to do it. rekindling the fight and moderate senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema who oppose changing the rules. julie, thanks for joining us this weekend, i would like to start with the democrats' math, the reason that they are floating this, is this the say to voters in the midterms, we need two more senators to do this, so give us two more senators? >> i think there's no doubt that the democrats are looking to not just the overturning of roe as a way to energize the base but also the other supreme court decision that really hamper president biden's ability to pass his social agenda. we are looking at the defeats for the democ

oh, i love bought out, hulu. mcadam told her about the operation for the end of the season. yeah. since she was 10 years old, reca has been working in the sugar cane fields with her family. this year she will be accompanied by her husband, her 2 children, her mother and her sisters. they have only a few hours left to prepare their provisions. they have a long road ahead of them. like with reco belongs to one of the poorest cath in india. at the age of 13, her father forced her into an arranged marriage. at 15 she gave birth to her 1st child, her daughter, who will also work this year. let them know that every year, some 1000000 seasonal workers go to work in the fields. one of the biggest migrations of workers in the world, 12 hours on the road at night, and without stops, these workers go to the sugar belt a plantation that's 1000 kilometers long in the west of the country. there they will cut and collect sugar cane to supply the processing plants for the season. the factory set up these tent camps on vast, empty plots of land. there is no electricity or running water. this is wh

jon: alexis mcadams. thank you. much of the u.s. a brutal heat wave but europe and asia are as well. the record high temperatures sparking high temperatures and scorching crops and deadly consequences in the mid east bureau. >> good evening the heat wave across the world has killed thousands of people as records are set in multiple areas. the high temperatures are moving further east affect countries and italy and greece, greek officials say four major wildfires are burning across the country forcing evacuation from homes and hotels hundreds of firefighters are working around the clock to control the flame the devastation comes after western europe so he spiked earlier in the week with england recording temperatures over 104 degrees fahrenheit authorities have issued a level four heat warning meaning fit and healthy individuals are at risk of death england and scotland called for faster action against climate change during protests over the weekend the demonstrators called for taxes against big polluters and eliminating a gas and oi

alexis mcadams is live the new york newsroom, alexis p. >> john good evening.are learning more about the new charges. he was a free man until just a few hours ago when he was arrested a second time. this time on a federal charge. taking into custody we are learning more about what other charges he could face. it could be up to ten years behind bars for take a look here this is our suspect we are talking about priest now been identified david from fairport new york. now federally charged with assaulting a congressman with a dangerous weapon. now just moments ago congressman lee zeldin reacting to the federal charges" i'm thankful federal authorities came in to do it new york state broken criminal justice system could not bear. uphold the rule of law for the state must prioritize the safety of law-abiding new yorkers over criminals per cashless belt must be repealed judges should be more discussion to set cash bail on far more offenses. this attack was all caught on camera, watch. >> what is he doing? according to documents told police he drank whiskey before tha

alexis mcadams thank you again for that report. one might cost you time and money but hitting the road this holiday weekend is no bargain either. aaa says the average price of a gallon of gas is $4.82. state gas taxes are driving that price even higher. senior correspondent claudia callan is live in los angeles with more, claudia. i take christina the fireworks are still few days away. but travel this holiday weekend is off to a booming start despite inflation, despite high gas prices. $6.59 at this gas station and los angeles. way above the national average of $4.82 with kids out of school and july 4 landing on a monday setting up a three-day weekend weekend aaa predicts nearly 48 million people will travel at least 50 miles or more from home with the vast majority, 42 million americans driving to their holiday destination. that is a new record. but perhaps not a surprise given the chaos happening at the airports with all the flight delays and cancellations. travel experts say many americans have decided having their own car will

alexis mcadams there on long island, in queens, excuse me, thank you. eric?re. a global heat wave not only hitting our country but europe and asia as well. the record high temperatures are sparking wildfires and scorching crops and having pretty deadly consequences sadly. we are live in jerusalem with the details on that. hi, trey. >> eric, good afternoon. the heat wave across the world has killed thousands of people as records are set in multiple areas. the high temperatures are moving further east affecting countries like greece and italy. greek officials say four major wildfires are burning across the country, forcing evacuations from homes and hotels. hundreds of firefighters are working around the clock to control the flames. the devastation comes after western europe saw heat spikes earlier in the week, with england recording temperatures over 104 degrees fahrenheit. authorities in london have issued a level four heat warning, meaning even fit and healthy individuals are at risk of death. protesters in england and neighboring scotland called for faster

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correspondent alexis mcadams shows us tonight. >> across new york city already crowded shelters are nowhousands of migrants have made their way into manhattan. >> we have close to 2500 in the last probably six to seven weeks. >> the ongoing immigration crisis is making new york city's homeless problem even worse. mayor eric adams blames the influx on texas and arizona. it is now asking the federal government to step in. >> we already at an overburdened shelter system. >> but the governors of texas and arizona deny the mayor's claim. both insisting they are only sending asylum seekers to washington, d.c. this man is one of many who says he was bused into d.c.'s union station. on sunday d.c. mayor muriel bowser called the influx of migrants a significant issue. claiming the migrants are being tricked into boarding buses to washington. as the border crisis hits other cities across the nation, officials say every state is a border state. >> it was someone else's problems and in this case it was border states. >> so far this fiscal year there has been a record breaking number of 1.7 million

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several shark sightings along the atlantic coast, with one reported attack in florida foxes alexis mcadams more from long island, new york. authorities say a lifeguard during a training session was bit at least two times once in the head, and once in the chest. he is recovering. but there's still sweeping the waters there . that happens every single summer, but they are ramping up patrols. they use helicopters to comb the water from above, as they look out for sharks, lifeguards on foot, using drones and even out on jet skis to monitor the more than 100 miles of long island beaches along the atlantic ocean there so far this summer, a 10 ft. mako shark was washed up at point lookout, which is just a few miles away. and just a few days ago, police say a man was attacked by what they believed was a shark. bit so hard. it fractured his leg. when there's a shark sighting. the first thing the lifeguards do is get everybody out of the water. we will track it to make sure that it's safe and that the shark leaves the area of where people are bathing over this holiday weekend of florida teen was att

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earlier we spoke with executive director, the ron poll piece institute, donnie mcadams, the things that nato is hurt itself more than russia with its anti moscow sanctions . we started to see some cracks in the block. they want to give the impression of unity, but literally everything that they have thrown against the rest of your current situation has not only not stuck, but it's been counterproductive for nato, more than it's obviously hurt russia. russia continues to rack up victory after victory the battlefields not sustainable in irrational world. and what have disintegrated at the end of the warsaw pact to worse types of course, came into being as the response to the creation of nato. there has no reason to exist, and that's why it's sort of collapsed into buffoonery. nato writing checks that can't be cashed by it's individual member governments. the baltics and poll being super aggressive toward russians and you have germany facing a very cold winter, u. k. breaking in economic collapse, that's going to spread like contagion throughout the region throughout the nato sphere in eur

we spoke to daniel mcadams from the ron paul institutes for peace and prosperity, and he says, the supply of weapons without any oversight, may post problems in the future. it's a massive problem, and it's obvious that the pentagon in the u. s. administration has learned absolutely nothing since afghanistan, when they left billions of dollars and weapons behind. they've learned nothing since libya where they left so many weapons behind the ended up in the hands of al qaeda in syria. there is no tracking law in any one that tries to get some track me . in the fact to pentagon themselves said, we can't track these weapons, we have no idea where they're going. this is a recipe for disaster. this is a recipe, for example, for civilian air transport to be extremely, extremely vulnerable to any kind of attack. so one has to wonder if it is this massive incompetence, massive stupidity on the part of the pentagon in the administration, or something else at play here. do they want these weapons to be flowing around the world so that they can control them and turn up the volume on unrest anywhere t

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alexis mcadams has this story. >> the national lifeguard shortage, schools across the country don't have one mom is back on duty for the first time in decades. 470, she's in pretty good shape. >> for the first time since late 1960s, robin is back on lifeguard duty. >> utilized lifeguards. lifeguard granny. >> nationwide lifeguard shortage prompting 70-year-old grandma to make a comeback. >> seventy is a new, what, 50s? >> pools might not be able to open, she decided to step up. >> this is just a small part of what i can do. >> to pass the required test, she trained daily. >> taking my body and i practiced at the y, i could not do it. >> passing the test on her second try. >> we were scrambling to get staff. >> that wasn't the case in so many communities across the country but it didn't have enough guards to open doors. >> the meghan lifeguard association says this summer, one out of every three fools nationwide will not open or reduce hours due to staffing shortages. according to philadelphia police, violent crime in the city is up 7% compared to last year. philadelphia district attorney

we will start with alexis mcadams who has the latest. >> reporter: breaking moments ago the man who attacked leaves eldon is facing federal charges for assault after he spent a few hours in handcuffs and didn't post bail in new york even though the entire thing was caught on camera. >> what is he doing? >> reporter: you hear people shocked wondering what was going on. he is republican candidate for new york governor was on stage in rochester when a man tried to stab him, pulled out a sharp object. zeldin says he held the sharp object to his throat. people jumped in to help. the campaign chair showed the weapon they say was used, right around the knuckle, two sharp points. >> two sharp dagger like edges on it. he was telling me you are done. when he lifted his hand, watching for my throat area the first thought was to grab his wrist. >> reporter: the accused attacker was held down before being taken into custody. she he was released under new york's cashless bail. he is in fairport, new york, the 43-year-old faces attempted assault charges. this is a serious event. >> zeldin is not just runni

we're tracking all of it with alexis mcadams at missouri's laguardia international airport -- new york'sy to grady and stew leonard jr. from his supermarket in norwalk, connecticut. happy fourth, everyone. hope you're dealing with some of the headaches but all of the patriotic positives that comes from this special weekend. i'm neil cavuto. let's get right to it with alexis mcadams at new york's laguardia airport with how the crowds are handling the pressure. >> reporter: hi, neil. that's right, yeah, there's a lot of pressure and people worried if their flight's going to be delay or canceled, but after we've had so many air travel delays, people are not surprised if hair flights are canceled or delayed. take a look, this is at jetblue area where people are trying to check many. we've been seeing these lines kind of grow throughout the morning. hasn't been too bad just yet, but that doesn't mean that's not going to change later on. here own the east coast, the july 4 holiday weekend started out with hundreds of delays. airlines canceled about 500 u.s. flights while about 5,000 were delay

neil: keeping your cool through the music, nice job, alexis mcadams, the president no doubt going toy pressures still out there. other forces and players, the latest pivot, the transportation secretary pet buttigieg, gas station owners. >> do you think the owners of gas stations in this country are deliberately gouging americans? >> the one group of people we see who are happy about what is happening with gas prices are oil company executives and owners. we have seen them out there saying they are not going to increase production is why would they? the president has proposed a use it or lose it policy, sitting on these permits and leases and not producing. neil: are you blaming them? an extension of that, where is he getting oil companies behind these gas stations, they own fewer than 4% of the gas stations in this country so there must be another culprit. kind enough to join us, this idea that greedy gas station owners are following greedy gas companies and giants on the gouging americans? >> i fully expect that both secretary buttigieg and president biden should know better and und

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alex mcadams, a swimmer we think was bitten by a shark. >> that's right, a lot of people coming out hereation remains ongoing to figure out what exactly what it was that bit the guy in the leg in long island. investigators tell me every single week there's shark sightings in long island. just a man swimming in jones beach a few miles away was bit so hard police say that he fractured his leg. it's being investigated a possible shark attack. the first one this summer. they are ramping up patrols as we mentioned here across the beach. you can see that they used drones and helicopters to comb through the waters from above as they keep on the lookout for sharks. life guards on foot. last month a ten foot shark washed up at point lookout over here on long island. officials stressing the attacks are rare as they continue to look into that possible shark attack at jones beach. >> it is safe to go in the ocean, however, just like crossing the street you have to take precautions. >> over that busy holiday weekend officials say a florida team was attacked by a shark just the other day 17-year-old a

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alexis mcadams brings us the breaking details from new york. >> they are calling that person that took down the shooter a hero. the gunman has been identified. police telling us that he walked right in to the mall on sunday night with two rifles and a pistol and then later opened fire in the food court. this is where it happened, inside of this mall in greenwood, indiana. about a 20-minute drive from indianapolis. police say this shooter took the weapons in the mall bathroom and was in there for 1 hour and two minutes before he walked out and opened fire after 6:00 sunday night. you can see the people there in the mall. the suspect hit at least four people, killing three adults, a husband, wife who were out to dinner at the mall who were among those that were killed. a 12-year-old was killed by a ricochetted bullet while she was running. elijah dicken is the hero. he was out with his girlfriend shopping when he spotted the gunman and returned fire. police say the good samaritan that was legally carrying saved more lives from being taken. >> i w

first, alexis mcadams reporting live from new york city. hi there. >> hi there. everybody in new york city was waiting to hear what was going to happen with this case. manhattan da's office says after they reviewed the video and reviewed witnesses and people that called 911, they won't be presenting this case to a grand jury. the mayor of new york supports the decision. >> i believe after the da's review, he made the right decision. >> earlier this month, jose alba was charged with second degree murder after police say he killed a man in a bodega in new york city. alba was in jail when this video was released. you can see 35-year-old austin simon around the bodega and attacked the 61-year-old store clerk. alba is shoved in to the wall and grabbed him by the collar. moments later, alba grabs a knife and stabs him to death. this all started after simon's girlfriend tried to buy her daughter a snack with her ebt card that was declined. in the motion, the manhattan d.a. said if alba reasonably believed that alba was attempting to commit a burglary of an occupied buil

and now to alexis mcadams who is here with me on set in new york city. >> that's right.ng all over. officials say every state is a border state. with the highest number of homeless people on city streets right now, there's not enough space and shelters. so the mayor is asking the federal government to step in. >> not only federal government, we need some of those states that have been given people one-way tickets -- new york is going to do their share but we have a overburdened shelter system now. >> mayor adams says migrants are being sent here by the bus loads flooding the shelters. the immigration crisis is making the homeless problem even worse. according to the coalition for the homeless, there's more than 48,000 homeless people on the streets in new york city just in march. on sunday, washington d.c. mayor mural bowser called the influx of my grants a significant issue. as the border crisis hits other cities, officials in eagle pass, texas know the feeling well. >> first of all, i feel their sentiment. we've been feeling that over a year. good luck to them getting

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alexis mcadams is life in new york city at laguardia airport, alexis. hey, that is right the peak time right now this week into trouble for the the july 4 holiday break most of the people according the numbers went out yesterday this on the heavy lines. the tickets people are paying for these airlines are quite expensive for they are sky high levels of people dishing out cash for pete even other paying more for airline tickets during a peak travel time does not mean they're going to get on a plane, listen. >> 130 him supposed to leave and they plate to 3:00 p.m. already today. i do not know if i'm going to get out or not on time. i may out here for a while. >> hanging out here for a while is kind of what the whole situation is for so many people that hit laguardia. laguardia is one of the most delays here. you can see the american sent a lot of people are rechecking in for the got here hours ago they tells they had to bring their bags back up because they were at the terminal, that they're going to him in the tarmac without their going to be their desti

alexis mcadams with more. >> the president just wrapped up his comments moments against here at thiss of unions and labor workers from across the state came to listen to his comments. people here in cleveland said that they wanted to hear the president talk about inflation. they wanted to hear him talk about ongoing price hikes and the grocery stores and most importantly gas. he did talk about those things a little bit but mostly focused on pensions. in terms of the economy, he said more needs to be done to help with inflation. in terms of gas prices, he asked congress to get rid of the gas tax. but then he went to the putin price hikes. listen. >> we have a long way to go because of inflation, because of the i call it the putin tax increase. putin because of gasoline and all of that grain he's keeping from getting to the market. now, i'm fighting like hell to lower costs on things that we talk about the kitchen table. >> those are things that people are talking about at the kitchen table and all across this state. the president talked about pensions as well, connecting with the work

alexis mcadams thank you. >> congressman zeldin will be joining's "fox news live" tomorrow at the 4:00 p.m. eastern hour. we will ask him about the federal charges against the suspect who allegedly tried to stab him. meanwhile doubt the southern border migrant there still pouring across it. despite sweltering summer heat. despite homeland secretary security secretary claiming the border of our country is secure. meanwhile in new york city mayor eric adams and texas often governor greg abbott are going at it over the texas and busing of migrants from that state into other areas of the u.s. steve is live in eagle pass, texas with the very latest on that, hi steve. >> that has not slowed the flow of migrants crossing into the u.s. illegally. behind maybe see the steady stream groups of ten -- 15 mainly young people, families, number of pregnant women as well .1 phenomenon we lesson the past week or so is a large group sometimes as many as 300 people strong crossing the rio grande in a group pretty much in the fight over busing. since april the governor of texas has a bust of migrants who

alexis mcadams is live at laguardia airport. >> quick some of the people here does have anywhere to go a lot of people in a big hurry third not getting out of here anytime soon. major delays, millions of people are flying this holiday weekend for the peak time they are pink peak prices for the lowest ticket we have seen is about $200 and it keeps uncounted part even of the dishing out big money these people are not getting on an airplane, listen. >> well, first i got one to lighten our delay no problem. and then maybe about 9:30 a.m. i got the e-mail that said it was canceled for the agents at the gate. >> take a look here you can see right at the american terminal people are trying to check in here. the customer assistant lines have been pretty long and the lines to continue to grow because people are actually having to come back out here after they were already on the plane, thought they are about to leave. not happy at breaded tickets. some of the people to check their bags that go down to the carousel and try to get those back and get on a new flight. as of this afternoon at laguar

alexis mcadam shows us tonight from new york, good evening. >> shannon, here in new york city we areing the highest number of homeless people since the great depression. that's according to the coalition for the homeless. if there is just no room for more people in these shelters. the mayor is asking for help. >> across new york city, already crowded shelters are now under a additional strain as city officials say thousands of migrants have made their way into manhattan. >> we have close to 2500 in the last probably six to seven weeks. >> the ongoing immigration crisis is making new york city's homeless problem even worse. mayor eric adams blames the influx on texas and arizona and is now asking the federal government to step in. >> we already had an overburdened shelter system. >> but the governors of texas and arizona deny the mayor's claim, both insisting they are only sending asylum-seekers to washington, d.c. this man is one of many who says he was bused into dcfs surveys union station. on sunday, d.c. mayor muriel bowser called the influx of migrants a significant issue. , clai

alexis mcadams with more on this.ls gone wild. >> this is some wild video that we'll get to in a minute. after the crash the car pulls over but not to help the guy who was hit. as he lay critically injured on the ground he was robbed twice. the new video surveillance released by the nypd. the 39-year-old trying to get out of the way as the car speeds toward him. he wasn't in the area very long before he was hit crossing the street in the bronx saturday morning. we saw the video before the car smashes into him. it sends the victim flying into the air. when the car stops you can see at least one man run up and rob him. moments later another guy is out of the car there, too. reach in the man's pockets as he is laying on the ground after being hit and steal whatever valuables they could find. police are looking for, a closer look at what investigators say the people look like and the black car involved in the crash. this all comes as major crime in new york city is up more than 37% just over last year according to the nyp

alexis mcadams has the story today. what are you hearing from officials there?g in the water today. it's nice out and people are showing up to the beach but they show up and talk about these uptick in shark sightings on wrong island. two people in one day yesterday and several sightings happening. five shark attacks in less than two weeks on long island. this is the latest attack happened around 6:00 last night. sufficient yok county police an arizona man was standing in waist deep water bitten two times. earlier yesterday at another beach a surfer was bit in his leg when he fell off the paddle board. that man has a 4 inch gash and treated. the surfer said it was a 4 foot long sand tiger shark that clamped its jaws onto its leg. the number of sharks attacks worldwide tells us the bites are not always life threatening. >> what we see is people will say it's a shark attack. you will get your legs eaten, you will die. that's not the truth. it is really normally a small bite like you guys are seeing in new york. >> just last week a shark bite happened at another bea

. >> john: alexis mcadams has been covering this all day and police are really singing the praises ofo go after the gunman and tremendous amount of expertise in terms of how he moved tactically and his marksmanship, which probably saved a number of lives. >> exactly, john. in the press conference and throughout the day talking to authorities, they say the 22 indiana man, from seymour, indiana, even more southern than where this happened near indianapolis, took down the shooter within seconds. he was in the foot court when he spotted the gunman and opened fire with a gun police say he was licensed to carry. we have been getting those updates from authorities there as you heard, but for a motive, nothing just yet. investigators say the gunman had at least three guns, two on his body at the time of the shooting, and sources are telling us that they raided his indiana apartment overnight where he might have been evicted recently or set to be evicted, chaotic scene in greenwood where authorities rushed to clear the scene. watch. >> that's just some of that, the foot locker inside the mall.

alexis mcadams has more. >> that's right. this gunman who had a rifle and multiple magazines inside that mall was shot and killed by that 22-year-old indiana man now being hailed as a hero. >> it was a very, very fast response. but i will tell you, the real hero of the day is the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in that food court and was able to stop this shooter almost as soon as he began. >> the shooting happened inside of this suburban man in greenwood, indiana just south of indianapolis. police say the gunman walked into the mall armed with a rifle and multiple magazines and opened fire around 6:00 sunday night. the suspect shot five people, killing three. police say four of the victims were adults and one was a child, 12 years old. she is now recovering at home. witnesses describing the scene. >> off in the corner i looked over at a mexican restaurant and there was a guy with a pistol by the bathroom. i believe that guy to have possibly been the guy to have shot the shooter. and when police officers did get

first alexis mcadams in our new york newsroom. >> the mayor here says thousands of migrants have arrivedspace in the shelters. >> we have close to 2500 in the last probably six to seven weeks that are here. we already had an overburdened shelter system. >> mayor adams says yesterday migrants are being sent here by the bus loads. he is calling for federal resources to try and keep up. the shelters in new york. the ongoing immigration crisis adding to the new york homeless. there are more than 48,000 homeless people on the streets of new york in march. that is the highest number since the great depression. new york city councilman says the migrants are being flown here from other states. >> we know that a bulk of these people if not the majority are coming from federal government sanctioned and state government sanctioned flights to westchester county airport in the middle of the night. >> new york is the second major city to sound the alarm this week. just on sunday washington, d.c. mayor browser called the influx of migrants a significant issue. so far this year the numbers, a record bre