york, new jersey, and connecticut, -- that represent new york, new jersey, and connecticut, two points worth mentioning. transportation projects are at the local and state level. in order for them to proceed, they have to qualify for federal assistance via a federal loan. that process could take several years. if there was a -- if a state had a dedicated money for an improvement project, the environmental review process could take several years. perhaps a decade to be finalized. the money has been dedicated for a specific project, often, the maturation of that investment takes several years to realize. host: melanie in ventura, california. you are on with your guest -- our guest. caller: they are saying they're not going to take -- i have not received my checks. there are people who still need their unemployment. where are you taking money from their -- there? we are not receiving our money. i'm curious about how that works. guest: it will come from state government, where the state government has assured the federal government they have fu

we've already had a tremendous amount of rain including new york and new jersey. look at these numbers, nearly nine inches in new jersey, nearly eight inches in new york and it's still coming down in that area. the wind, that's a big story. gusting to 70 miles per hour and that's why we have over 70,000 customers without power. now it's going across and slowing down as it crosses connecticut but you see a western heavy rainfall, and that's going to continue. the winds will be gusty enough to take down trees and power lines over the next 12 hours, but in general the winds will be dying and rain continues over the next 12 to 18 hours, ground saturated here so we're looking for not just heavy rain but the likelihood of seeing more in the way of flash flooding. linsey. >> rob, thanks so much. we'll see you for an update later in the show. >>> and now to the desperate search for dozens missing in deadly flooding in tennessee. we're now talking about a different storm system that is causing massive devastation. rushing water overtaking entire communities. helicopters sea

new england in 15 years. the storm making landfall near westerly, rhode island, today bringing wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour and 19-foot waves. flooding and power outages in new york, new jerseychusetts. transformers on fire. nearly 250 nursing home residents evacuated from four facilities. governors in connecticut and rhode island telling people to shelter in place. amtrak suspending service between new york and boston. more than 2,000 flights canceled or delayed. rob marciano tracking the storm. >>> also developing tonight, catastrophic flooding in tennessee. the death toll there rising. at least 22 people dead including two 7-month-old twins.

new jersey and new york city in massachusetts, by the way. jersey and new york city led by yes, democrats. he focused on ron desantis and greg abbott. the burden of carrying these lies all the time. the good news is, ron desantis wasn't having it. >> joe biden suggests that if you don't do lockdown policy and you should quote get out of the way but let me tell you this, if you're coming after the rights of parents in florida, i am standing in your way. we are trying to restrict people impose mandate, trying to ruin their jobs and livelihoods small businesses, if you're trying to walk people down, i am standing in your way, i'm standing for the people in florida so why don't you do your job, why don't you get the border secure and until you do that, i don't want to hear a blimp about covid from you. [applause] [cheering] dan: the endless lies, deception. as an opportunity, it's preventing us from focusing on what really matters. treatment, therapeutics, public education, they are not doing any of that. they are too busy line. imagine carry the

i mean again and luckily enough, being from new york new jersey, we are good right here. you know what i'm saying? i mean, i don't, i don't, i don't wanna let you went on a little secret, but we do get the best spread in a country here. know that a lot, those slider buns out a white man. i can think about those. and still get my mouth water and on the way, by the way, i had to teach you stuff. i know. i love it. i love it. i love it. best, boom, boom, boom, this pile. i'm in baby. smash him down those little balls and go in or talk of the body of the last year, but he versus stuff in the show right now. 3rd season over at the food network. it's funny to me. they always find authentic catch up posting the shows and yet when they do their next networks, food shift thing, it's so politically correct and woke and you know, you sit there and you watch it and they come in with those incipit career. you can say anything, you know, they're your bosses, but the thing that works on the food network is real guys doing real work and make a real product. you look at guy, i know people

new england. some areas are starting to feel the impacts already. heavy rains from the storm that forced hundreds of flight cancelations in new york and new jersey. says some areas could see flooding overnight. states of emergency declared in new york, connecticut, and rhode island. officials in other nearby states are also warning residents to prepare for potential impacts from the storm. let's bring in meteorologist tyler mauldin for the very latest. what are you seeing, tyler? >> it's been more than 30 years since we've had a direct landfall along long island, connecticut, or rhode island. however, henri is on its way, and it could wreck the record books for us. hurricane warning for long island, connecticut, rhode island. the areas shaded in blue, tropical storm warning. we're feeling impacts even though the system is way down to the south. however, it's going to quickly approach, and here's the timing with our future satellite radar image. we really begin feeling the strong bands push into massachusetts, rhode island by the time we get to 4:00 in the morning tomorrow, or this morning, actually, 4:00 a.m. sunday. and it continues to push to th

new york, new jersey and pennsylvania and michigan where they put covid in nursing homes where tens of thousands of people died. number 2, if i recall, it was your president that you were serving, donald trump, he's the one that put the racist hysterical travel ban in effect ten days after the first covid case, he's the one that sent the navy hospital ships, he's the one that built the hospitals and manned them, provided all the ppe, he gave us three vaccines and great therapeutics all like regeneron, which is probably the most underutilized therapeutic in this pandemic. not sure what joe biden is doing. his dispersing illegals with covid in the country. >> yeah, he's squandered it. every day there's a new therapeutic. regeneron. you named it. record speed vaccine. we gave this to president biden. he squandered it. he had the real test with the delta variant. he's bungled everything. nobody trusts the federal government. they're the greatest purveyor of misinformation. you look at the mask debacle. president joe biden saying get vaccinated, you can toss the mask. now they're saying wear the mask if you're vaccinated. how does this instill confidence? it doesn't. president right was right on the science. schools should be open, churches should be open. we locked down, got a vaccine. that house been the model. we've been consistent. joe biden is all over the map. >> sean: it's bias by omission. if donald trump had wide open borders, some estimates of 20% of illegals crossing the border with covid. then they put overcrowded cages that biden built. then dispersed into the dark of the night to every state in the country. based on fake news acosta's standard, any american that gets covid and

new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, michigan or florida? which state do better, geraldo? >> florida, florida. >> sean: florida, texas,ko south dakota. >> you askedta a question and lt me answer it. until recent weeks, florida did a great job. governor desantis did a great job. >> sean: i have to go, but i hold on,emind you -- dance show this weekend,in "unfiltered" and how can you imagine dan bongino anyway president trump will be his guest on the fox news saturday night 10:00 p.m. we will take a deep breath. when we come back congresswoman cori bush said she is happy to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on her own personal security, but wants to defund the police and everybody else. wait untilor you see this tape. leo 2.0 terrel to respond ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: well, now some shocking honesty from far left squad congressman cori bush, who is saying she can have all the private security she wants, but that we need to defundat the police for a week, the little people, i guess, all of us, not her. take a look. >> you want to see me die? that can be the alternative. so i spent $70,000 on private security over the last few months. and i'm here standing now and able to speak, able to help save 11 million people for being evicted, or i could possibly have a death attempt on my life. if i end up spending $200,000, i if i spent ten more dollars on it, you know what can i get to be here to do the work. suck it up and defunding the police ha

new england. some areas already starting to feel henri's impacts. heavy rains from the storm forcing hundreds of flight cancellations in new york and new jersey. es of emergency have been declared in new york, connecticut, and rhode island. let's check in, once again, with meteorologist tyler mauldin. what are you seeing -- what do you see in terms of track and intensity? >> the track has shifted just a little bit to the east according to the national hurricane center's 11:00 p.m. update, michael. you can see that here. instead of it going right over long island, it's now gonna brush the eastern edge of long island. and it looks like it'll be a direct landfall right on the line of rhode island and connecticut as a strong-tropical storm or a low-end category 1 hurricane. either way, whether it is a tropical storm, a 70-mile-per-hour tropical storm or an 80 -- 75, 80-mile-per-hour hour cane, we are going to see impacts across the entire region here. we have a hurricane warning in effect, still, for long island, connecticut, rhode island, all the areas in blue which includes new york city. the tropical storm warning because that track that the nat

new york and new jersey and now it's the opposite approach by the media. now joe biden is in the white house in his own crisis to deal with and republican governors all of a sudden are the enemy. >> it's a great way of phrasing it. i used to do it weekly call, we would have a weekly call with governors from all governors. republicans and democrats, 50 governors plus. people from the island and others but 50 governors and they were very gracious and they would say what a great job unbelievable job we did and some of them would say exactly the opposite, it was disgraceful and by the way, we could write a book on governors. i am the king of governors because to tell you the good ones and the bad ones and you have good ones and really, really bad ones. both parties. you have good ones and really bad ones. the way they are going after desantis, great in the great governor from texas, he's done a really good job. but they are going after republican governors, i do to a much lesser extent, some obviously did a horrible job, it destroys their states, it's going to be years before they can really come back but it's a total double standard in the press understands that but the press has been unbelievably dishonest and corrupt. dan: it's incredible how the governors were heroes in your administration and now the opposite. let me move on to a different topic, cory bush, member of the squad, a congresswoman, she came out this week and reignited calls to defund the police. this has been an absolute apocalypse for the democrats even the joe biden during the campaign against you was on the record saying he would be for reallocating money away from the police. >> i think it's going to be, i think we are going to do very well, we've done a great job. we had the strongest border in the history of our country, another two months would have the wall completed and now they are paying billions of dollars not to build a wall, not to complete it we would have had it done in two months or less. it's got to be painted or it will rest and they know that but they don't want to do that either. who knows where they are coming from. look what's coming into our country, who knows what they are doing but i will tell you, i watched her the other day, i watched the hatred, the statements she was making and she wants to defund and they want to defund, it's not a popular issue so some of them are trying to back off of it they want to defund police, they want voter id, they don't want it. not every once in a while you see them say absolutely, we love voter id because they see whole numbers, 88% positive so some of them are saying we can't ruin our political career over so they are saying we will accept voter id, it's disgraceful but they want to defund police. tell me that make sense. look what's going on in newk. look at the crime in new york, look at the incidents over there, beating up elderly people in the streets, beating them up the cops aren't doing anything. just have republicans, guys like me prosecutors, the biggest problem is the prosecutors in new york and other places going after republicans but if you kill someone, you are okay. it's a disgrace what's happening and i don't think the country will stand for much longer, they are disgusted. fake election, and election with voter abuse and voter fraud like nobody's ever seen before and based on that and based on what happened, they are destroying our country whether it's at the border, or on crime and plenty of instances putting military, you look at the leaders of military, the local leaders of military, we have to focus on our great military for what is supposed to be to protect us against very powerful countries like russia and china and others who don't exactly love us. dan: can you stay with us through a brief break? >> yes, go

new york, new jersey, pennsylvania and michigan oh, where they were putting positive patience in nursing home and killing the most vulnerable population. close the border, joel. close the border. that's the biggest super-spreader. you are responsible for the biggest super-spreader event in the entire history of the covid pandemic in this country. that would prevent thousands of unvaccinated illegal immigrants that you are processing every day by not literally enforcing the laws of the land from pouring across our borders illegally. that would stop those infected with covid-19 from getting into the country, likely infecting american citizens that you keep giving conflicting messages to. clearly trashing governor desantis is more important to joe biden. joining us now with a full report, with a very real crisis that our southern border, again, our own bill melugin is there. it was your drone shot, we saw these hundreds of people beneath the bridge the other night. the reality is i'm hearing from my sources on the border patrol and people every day that the numbers of positive covid cases of illegal immigrants are through the roof. >> sean, they are. to give you an idea how bad things are getting, the city of mcallen has declared a local disaster and you can see they just built this emergency tent shelter literally overnight. this was not here as of 5:00 p.m. last night. they say they are housing illegal immigrants who have been released from border patrol custody. they say the feds are essentially just dumping illegal immigrants into the city of mcallen and they don't have the space to put them anywhere anymore so they to build these emergency shelters. take a look at the video that we shot. there was a group of about 100 migrants who quickly showed up. they get food, water, that sort of thing. there is some ems tents. the city is essentially saying the feds have been dumping so many migrants, dropping them off of this catholic charity in downtown mcallen, the charities overcapacity. there's a risk of hundreds of migrants being left out on the streets of mcallen in the city put out a scathing statement for the federal government. they write "the city intends to demand relief from the federal government for the alarming number of migrants that are being released into the city of mcallen." they also say "as these immigrants are released, the federal government does not test them for covid-19." who does test them? a third-party desert. they are dropped off in downtown mcallen a third party test them. take a look at the staggering step also reported by the city of mcallen. they say immigrants released into mcallen by the federal government, there been more than 7,000 covid-19 positive migrants in the mcallen area since february. 1500 of which were just in the last week. we talked to some local residents out here not thrilled about this tent compound. >> probably not enough planes or buses to get all these people out of here. probably an overflow from the center. we get that. but again, there could've been better location than sticking them right smack in the middle of mcallen. >> you can take a look at our fox drone. there are protesters who have been gathering this evening. they are not happy with the location of the tent. they are holding up american flags, holding up signs that they impeach biden. they say that the city never gave them a heads up and it's unacceptable to have it here. i just got an email from the city. they just announced they're going to be moving the tent compound to county property over by border patrol jurisdiction instead. one less thing to mention. earlier this evening, there was a horrific crash in brooks county near the border patrol checkpoint about an hour north of us. there was a van that was apparently smuggling 30 illegal immigrants. the driver crashed, hit a pole. ten people are dead. 20 are hospitalized. there was no pursuit, just a horrible, tragic incident and he goes to show one of the many facets of this ongoing border crisis which is not getting better anytime soon. >> sean: governor abbott tried to stop and guess what, a court prevented it from stopping it. bill, great report. joining us this texas senator ted cruz. you've been down there, wanting everybody how bad it is. this is the biggest super-spreader in the country. i'm going to argue the high rate of covid positivity at the border, any american that is infected because joe is not enforcing the laws of this country, you couldn't blame joe biden for covid. and if you died, i would put the blame on him too. why don't they stop this super-spreader event? it's happening in the hundreds and hundreds of thousands. >> sean, you're exactly right. people across the state of texas and across the country are pissed. kids are dying and joe biden doesn't care. kids are getting sexually assaulted in joe biden, kamala harris doesn't care. we've had illegal immigrants in the last six months and they don't care. take the city of mcallen. releasing 7,000 illegal immigrants into mcallen, all of whom are positive with covid. put that in perspective. mcallen is a city whose population is about 141,000. that means 5% of the population of the city consists now of illegal immigrants who've tested positive for covid. the joe biden and kamala harris are just dumping their one after the other because they want to enforce the law. instead what does joe biden do? he lectures the state of texas. lectures the state of florida. he cannot stand that our states are opening. he cannot stand in our schools have been opening. cannot stand the people are going back to work. he wants to get back to the jackbooted thugs. will de blasio this morning, if the jackbooted fits, these democrats, they want to shutdown your business, your shirt, your church, your school, your forcing you to get mandated it's all wrong. >> sean: vaccine mandates, mask mandates, vaccine passports, but for joe's illegal immigrant population, no testing, high rates of covid positivity. spreading it out all over the country. basically nobody gets a vaccine, nobody gets a test. they get processed. they get them taken care of by the states. states are responsible for food and shelter, education and health care. >> it's even worse than that. the biden cages where they temporarily detain these folks, i've been to them in these tent cities where you have thousands upon thousands of kids packed and on top of each other, crandon in unsafe cages. when i was there a couple months ago i brought 19 senators with me to see firsthand what was there. the rate of covid positivity was over 10%. these biden cages filled with kids are covid incubators. all of these folks that lecture self-righteously about science, they don't give a flip about science because they wouldn't be doing this if they did. >> sean: senator. speak they care about power and control. >> sean: if they wasn't -- if it wasn't for you, they wouldn't let our cameras in those facilities. you got to videotaping you shared it with the program. if it wasn't for you and a few others, we wouldn't have been able to show biden's overcrowded cages with kids on top of each other in the middle of a pandemic with no testing. but we'll take away the rights of every american. what happened to medical privacy, doctor-patient confidentiality? >> you argued before the supreme court with a pretty high percentage of winning many times, senator. does it sound constitutional to you? >> the left doesn't believe in your privacy. he doesn't believe in your freedom. they try to portray it as an extreme choice. they save you think people should have individual choice, then you don't believe in science and you want everyone to die. no. i believe in science. you believe in science. this is a dangerous disease. we have taken extraordinary steps to deal with it. when it comes to vaccines, i believe in vaccines. i have been vaccinated in my family has been vaccinated. but i believe in individual choice. i think you have a right to make a choice whether or not you want to take the vaccine. you could measure the costs and benefits. in my view, there should be no covid mandates. no mast mandates, no vaccine mandates, no vaccine passports. and these authoritarian democrats are wanting to mandate and force and stick a needle in your arm. doesn't matter what you think. doesn't matter if you think you need it. as you noted, they don't care if you've had covid and have natural immunity. it's not about the science. it's about them controlling your lives and the contempt they have for individual americans making choices for their own families. in times of crisis, someone's character is revealed by think biden and harris i and cuomo and all these democrats have really revealed their characters. >> sean: joe biden's policies are causing americans to get sick and if you look at the percentages, some of them will die. joe, stop your super-spreader event. enforce the laws and control the border. senator cruz, thank you for being with us. here with mark, donald trump jr. is with us. your dad put the travel ban in effect. he took a lot of heat for that. your dad was able to get not one, not two but three vaccines that help save lives. your dad helped with therapeutics like regeneron and others. your dad put in place the stay in mexico policy, built the wall and he ended catch and release. boy, a lot has happened in six or seven months, hasn't it? >> it really has. it's sort of amazing how quickly our country can degenerate with the incompetent leadership. joe biden's only legacy at this point is going to be showing america how good they actually had it under donald trump. the policies are asinine. everything you've been talking about, the whole show, absolutely ridiculous. imagine donald trump release 7,000 covid infected patients into a small town in texas. that doesn't cover the rest of the border so it's probably -- think of how much exponential spread over this disease. they're simply not willing to enforce rules against illegal immigrants. americans, law-abiding american citizens are not second-class citizens in their own country based on the actions of this administration. and it's disgusting. >> sean: i can't really put it any better. but you're right because mask mandates, mandatory vaccines now are happening, passports are happening. meanwhile, we're not talking about just 7,000. there is now over a million since joe biden's president, illegal immigrants in the middle of a pandemic, hardly any of them tested for covid and then transported all over the united states with a high rate of covid positivity and i'm like, you can't make this up. americans have no rights. illegal immigrants, they get treated. they get the red carpet treatment, no need to test you. no need to mandate a vaccine. no need to put a mask on when you're in one of his overcrowded cages that he built. >> 100%, it's insane. think about it. they are knowingly releasing covid positive patients into the united states. you can't even go to a restaurant in newk city, according to the rules that mayor bill de blasio wants to impose without a vaccine passport. you can't go eat. you can't go to the gym. you can't go public places and you can't work at them either. under the new rules. as a citizen of the united states, you don't have that choice. if you're an illegal immigrant infected with a perhaps deadly new strain of colin, the delta variant, you are free to roam. you can go wherever you want and do whatever you want with no consequences. it's literally insane. not only are they imposing a caste system, within our own country of american citizens, those who are vaccinated and those who aren't, you get to abide by different rules and get to -- they are imposing segregation. if it was the right doing it in the left commentating, they would say this strikes me similar to the jim crow laws because in new york city for example the largest demographic of unvaccinated people happens to be african-americans. now you're telling them they can't trav

. >> sean: let me go to the doj on the nursing home issue because they decided to give new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, michigan a pass in terms of the executive action putting positive covid patients in nursing homes resulting in tens and tens of thousands ofsi innocent people needlessly dying. i guess the attorney general is busy. merrick garland, because he's out there going after georgia's election law, you know, the one that allows accessibility while ignoring the law in delaware where there's little accessibility to voting. seems like the department of justice under joe biden is now politicized, am i wrong? >> i think it's the most politicized doj i have seen in decades. merrick garland, by the way, is not going to win those lawsuits against states over their new voting rules because they mimic the rules in blue states. as to dropping the civil rights cases against governors, including cuomo, for the nursing home deaths, that's only to the executive decision. it does not pertain to the cover-up, and lying to the government and cooking the books about the true numbers of nursing hom

new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, michigan or florida? what state did better, geraldo? >> florida! he doesn't know, sean. >> sean: florida, texas, south dakota. >> let me speak! you asked me a question, let me answer it. >> he doesn't know this. >> until the last couple weeks, florida did a great job. governor desantis did a great job -- >> sean: i've got to go. >> geraldo doesn't know that! >> sean: dance show this weekend, unfiltered, how could you imagine dan bongino filtere. saturday night 10:00 p.m. all right. we will take a deep breath. when we come back, congresswoman cori bush says she is happy to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on her own personal security but still wants to defund the police for everybody else. wait until you see this tape congresswoman dan crenshaw, and leo 2.0 terrell. 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i am sure they might shock you. anyway, i guess safety, security is only the aristocrats and the swamp and the sewer and not for the rest of us. joining us now for reaction, congressman dan crenshaw, leo 2.0 terrell rel. congressman, probably all of us right now, i would assume, leo, probably happened to you, dan, probably happened to you. i've been doing this 33 years. this happened more than a few occasions with me. you get threats if you're a public figure and you express political opinions. dan? >> yeah, that is right angelo, i'm happy she has private security but i'm just wondering if -- >> sean: by the way, so am i. >> -- if they can afford $70,000 a year. but i wonder if the citizen she actually represents can afford $70,000 a year in private security, and god knows they need it. lewis is one of the most dangerous cities in america. you have a one in 51 chance of being a victim of a crime there. 151 murderers and a hundred of those victims have been black people and they are not being killed by cops, they are being killed by criminals and murderers and you know who chases criminals and murderers? that is cops and that's exactly who they want to defund. 81% of the black community favors the same or more policing. here's the big take away here. we have to do away with this notion that the democrats are not this radical party. they are a radical party. this is not some french activist, that the democrat member of congress had a very popular one of that. the member of the squad, they have the highest social media following. a real influence in the democratic party. defunding the police is not a radical talking point, it happened across the country and in american cities, murderers have gone up 33% this year. it is because of defunding the police, social justice bill reform, letting criminals out on bail instead of putting them in jail and our communities are being killed and hurt and she doesn't seem to care. she doesn't seem to care. she relies on these horrible social justice talking points and she's doing exactly what her citizens and the people she represents don't want. >> sean: theo, i want to be very clear, i want congresswoman bush come every elected official, i don't care what your politics are, we need to pr elected officials but we also need neighborhoods that are safe and secure and have law and order because without those things, you cannot pursue happiness, can you? and the hypocrisy is, fine, she will get private security, we will pay for it but she is simultaneously defunding the police that protects the rest of the country. >> let me first of all say i agree. i don't want any harm to incur to congresswoman bush but how dare she? she talks about spending 70, $80,000 on her private security and what about the black people chicago, l.a., washington, d.c., they don't have $1,100,000, they are just trying to put food on the table. she's gaslighting black people. she needs to pick a side. either she helps the black people in her community or she goes with the criminal. it is insulting for her to sit there and say she's doing the work. she is doing the work for no one! she is destroying black communities by taking over their only line of defense, police! black people want police. for her to go up there and talk about her ability to spend 70, 80, $100,000, who in her community has $100,000 to spend? it's insulting! she doesn't represent anybody, she doesn't represent black people, she represents criminals! >> sean: when we come back, thank you leo, thank you congressman crenshaw. we've got photos from "the new california governor gavin newsom complainig about the recall against him. he's not pulling well. larry elder is. he will weigh in next, straight ahead. ves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? 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new york, new jersey, wardell work. we have very progressive lenient election loss. we have 17 days of early voting. none of those states match that. but yet the department of justice is not sought filing lawsuits. these democrats states just last week democratic lawmakers spoke at a hearing in atlanta, including senator raphael warnock and amy klobuchar. >> on how senate bill 2 '02 disenfranchises people, especially african american voters. but republicans say the law is being misinterpreted. you look at her our election process. it's far more accessible that all these liberal states that want us to emulate. none of them have the accessibility and the security that you do. we also have no excuse absentee voting. if you look at how easy it is to vote. we've now are asking for people to use a driver's license. so we can and i've got to tell democrats say the law limits drop boxes and prevent voters from getting food and water in line. republicans argue it reduces voter fraud and restores confidence were supported by recent supreme court rulings on an arizona case and i believe that that's really going to help expedite this matter. it was politically motivated, not support on the law or the facts reporting in atlanta. archith seshadri atlanta bureau chief. >> we have more news from us gymnastics this evening. what simone biles has decided regarding her next competition at the tokyo games. >> plus, we also pay tribute to the japanese history and culture. after break, we'll show you the process. a brewing socket. >> also to postponing the games actually help them attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ go now to our olympic coverage tonight and to

to focus on the most vulnerable, the elderly population in florida, to protect them, unlike new york, new jerseynnsylvania and michigan oh, where they were putting positive patience in nursing home and killing the most vulnerable population. close the border, joel. close the border. that's the biggest super-spreader. you are responsible for the biggest super-spreader event in the entire history of the covid pandemic in this country. that would prevent thousands of unvaccinated illegal immigrants that you are processing every day by not literally enforcing the laws of the land from pouring across our borders illegally. that would stop those infected with covid-19 from getting into the country, likely infecting american citizens that you keep giving conflicting messages to. clearly trashing governor desantis is more important to joe biden. joining us now with a full areport, with a very real crisis that our southern border, again, our own bill melugin is there. it was your drone shot, we saw these hundreds of people beneath the bridge the other night. the reality is i'm hearing from my sources on

news as we come on the air. the hurricane watches and warnings now up across much of the northeast. from new jersey, new york, up into massachusetts, and the major headline tonight on afghanistan. president biden before the american people today promising americans in afghanistan, we will get you home. tonight, the evacuation efforts in kabul unfolding in front of the world. late today, the associated press now reporting u.s. military helicopters have begun flying into taliban held kabul to air lift evacuees to the airport. if so, that would be another major step forward in what the president described today as a dangerous mission already. millions seeing that image of an american marine lifting a baby over the airport wall. the president saying tonight nearly 6,000 u.s. troops on the ground helping in the evacuation. the president saying i cannot promise what the final outcome will be or that it will be without risk of loss. the president saying he had no indication americans haven't been able to get through to the airport. then what the defense secretary said today in a briefing with lawmakers. and what th

new england story than a new york story. this is not a repeat of super storm sandy, thank god. that was a hurricane that hit new jersey. it was a tremendous storm. it brought many feet of storm surge and it lasted a long time. we may see flooding. right now it's about 100,000 people without power in the entire region, just a couple thousand in new york. we'll see if that sustains that way. most of those who have lost power are in rhode island and in connecticut. part of the unknown story -- we lad the governor of rhode island on not long ago. block island is a part of rhode island. it's right off the tip of the southern fork of long island, but it's rhode island, part of that state. it's 10, 12 nautical miles off montauk, the eastern most point of the south fork of long island. they got hit pretty solidly by this storm. very small population, 1,000, 2,000 people in season. we'll see what stories come out of there. now the storm is making landfall in connecticut, new london you'll hear about gusts, 40, 50 miles an hour. in terms of here -- dave, do me a favor. pull out and show this. you'll see the counterclockwise mov

new york y new jersey. cerca de 100,000 personas sufrieron los cortes elÉctricos. elyangelica: ahora estÁ al sureste del estado de nueva york con vientos mÁximosen 30 millas por hora en la zona triestatal en esta noche. se esperan fuertes aguaceros, persiste la amenaza por inundaciones repentinas. tome sus precauciones. borja: el huracÁn grace dejÓ muerte y destrucciÓn en su paso por mÉxico. hasta ahora son 11 el nÚmero de personas fallecidas. afectÓ primero la penÍnsula de yucatÁn. es dramÁtico el caso de unpadre de familia que llora la muerte de su esposa y sus hijos tras el paso del huracÁn. vamos con ivÁn macÍas en mÉxico. ivan: muchas gracias y buenas tardes. la familia de alan moreno se fue a la cama ese viernes por la noche pensando en el huracÁn y el temor que causaba que fuera categorÍa tres. al amanecer la cosa fue diferente porque seis de sus integrantes murieron, cinco de sus hijos y su esposa, incluido un bebÉ que 15 dÍas antes habÍa nacido y todos estaban refugiados al interior de esa casa de laminas que empezÓ a resquebrajarse cuando la furia del huracÁn azotÓ este inmueble. el padre saliÓ a ver cÓmo se encontraba el techo y es el momento en que un alud sepulta la vivienda dejando a todos los fallecidos en el interior. el momento dramÁtico del rescate de uno de los sobrevivientes, del pequeÑo de siete aÑos que fue llevado al hospital . todo el pueblo llora esta tragedia. escuchamos como le recuerda el propio padre. >> eran sus pequeÑos en la vivienda, mi esposa y yo. yo salÍ. mi hijo, el que es de siete aÑos que estÁ en el hospital con vida. los demÁs desgraciadamente perdieron la vida. ivÁn: en una casa que les prestaron se hicieron las obras fÚnebres y todo el pueblo lo acompaÑÓ en lado y destrozÓ a los deudos a hacer esta ceremonia y llevarlos a su funeral y entierro. esto en luto esta comunidad, tambiÉn otras de veracruz al norte del estado y en puebla donde hubo pÉrdidas lamentables que se contabilizan hasta este momento. elyangÉlica: rogamos que haya fortaleza parece padre y toda la comunidad. te agradecemos mucho por este reporte. " se me dijo que la infecciÓn fue breve y leve debido a la vacuna que recibÍ". fueron las palabras del gobernar de texas y el ya dio negativo a la prueba de coronavirus, luego de saber que era positivo para covid la semana pasada. en un mensaje en su cuenta de twitter el funcionario exhortÓ a quienes no se han vacunado a que tomen la decisiÓn y se y se inmunice eso hace la diferencia. borja: seguimos en texas donde el aumento de los casos de coronavirus una variante delta siguen prendiendo las alarmas. genaro tijerina hizo un recorrido por houston, con la labor de los equipos de rescate que reciben cientos de llamadas de personas pidiendo ayuda. vamos a conectarnos con Él, buenas tardes. genaro: buenos dÍas, este recorrido comenzÓ desde horas tempranas desde el departamento de bomberos y contÓ con el equipo de servicio de emergencias mÉdicas de la ciudad, quienes monitorea las llamadas las 24 horas para atender la llamada de auxilio de todas las personas de esta regiÓn. quÉ estÁ pasando la ciudad de acordÁs departamento de bomberos samuel peÑa, indicÓ que hay un 20% de aumento en caso de esta altamente peligrosa variante delta en comparaciÓn con el aÑo pasado. el recorrido, los paramÉdicos y su servidor podemos observar muchas personas que se encontraban enfermas, no podÍan respirar, fuimos de norte a sur,. los paramÉdicos comentaron que no hay camillas en los hospitales, que cuando trasladan a los enfermos tienen que esperar. el jefe del departamento de bomberos indicÓ que, por favor, si presentan alguna molestia, cualquier persona, que sea leve, que no sea del coronavirus, llamen o vayan a su doctor de cabecera para que esto no sature el trÁfico de llamadas de personas que realmente necesiten ayuda. por lo que pudimos observar, hay una crisis de esta variante delta, hay muchos infectados. los paramÉdicos no dan abasto. hace falta ambulancias. hay una situaciÓn crÍtica en la ciudad. el departamento de bomberos pide a la comunidad que por favor se vacunen para que no se siga esparciendo el virus que ha afectado a todas las personas. es todo lo que tengo de mi parte. desde la ciudad de houston, texas, para "ediciÓn digital". elyangÉlica: la vacuna sigue siendo la respuesta esta crisi—- te pregunto, aÚn no has podido pagar la renta debido a la crisis generada por la pandemia? una corte federal mantiene la moratoria de los desalojos hasta el tres de octubre para las zonas mÁs afectadas por la pandemia. un par de jueces del distrito de columbia rechazÓ la peticiÓn de agentes inmobiliarios de alabama y georgiaque buscaban bloquear esta moratoria argumentando que se estÁn violando los derechos de los propietarios. ♪ ♪ ♪ borja: que no se te escape esta informaciÓn, no eres 1 caballo, es lo que dice la fda tras emitir una alerta a las personas para que no tomen medicamentos que son hechos para animales tratando de combatir el covid—19. elyangÉlica: a raÍz de que muchos estadounidenses han sido hospitalizados por ingerir un medicamento de veterinaria, aunque tÚ no lo creas. te contamos mÁs acerca de esta peligrosa advertencia. reportero: la pandemia continÚa cobrando vidas y por lo tanto, hay quienes estÁn optando por tratamientos y medicamentos no aprobados por la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos de los estados unidos para combatir al covid—19. uno de esos medicamentos que ha causado gran interÉs es la ivermectina usado por veterinarios para tratamiento de parÁsitos en caballos y vacas. se emitiÓ una advertencia de que mÁs de 70% de las camadas recientes al nÚmero de intoxicaciones del estado se produjeron despuÉs de que las personas tomaron este medicamento comprado en los centros de suministro de ganado, la fda ha recibido mÚltiples reportes de personas que han requerido atenciÓn mÉdica e incluso han tenido que ser hospitalizadas despuÉs de ingerir este medicamento. la fda alertÓ de esto a todos los usuarios, que no ha sido aprobado en humanos y que tomar altas dosis puede ser peligroso. por ejemplo, puede causar nÁuseas, vÓmitos, diarrea, presiÓn arterial baja, reaccionesalÉrgica, mareos, problemas en el hÍgado, confusiones, incluso la muerte. sÓlo estÁ probado en dosis especÍficos para tratar parÁsitos en ciertas personas, pero con receta mÉdica. tambiÉn se usa como fÓrmula atÁvica para piojos y afecciones de la piel, pero sÓlo bajo la supervisiÓn de un especialista. aunque no es efectivo contra el y le ha pedido --su ayuda para --monitoriar-- su producto en el mercado. de nuevo cabe destacar que es peligroso y le pudiera costar la vida!!! borja: yo conozco muchas personas que lo hacen. y estÁ mal. hay que tener mucho cuidado. vamos a hablar de afganistÁn, el presidente biden dijo que las evacuaciones terminarÍan el 31 de agosto, pero admitiÓ que muchas cosas pueden salir mal y se van a discutir las medidas en caso de que se necesita una extensiÓn. el puente aÉreo continÚa funcionando y el presidente enfatizÓ que van a trasladar a los ciudadanos estadounidenses a lugaresseguros. ademÁs, mantuvo su decisiÓn sobre la retirada. [habla en inglÉs] borja: el secretario de seguridad nacional dijo que el estado islÁmico es ahora una amenaza para la evacuaciÓn porque podrÍa ejecutar un atentado terrorista a la multitud congregada en el aeropuerto de la capital, kabul. elyangÉlica: este lunes unas 20,000 personas esperan ser evacuadas del aeropuerto de kabul el rescate humanitario dirÉ en liderado por estados unidos yotros paÍses de la coaliciÓn ha sido determinante los Últimos dÍas. un poco mÁs de 10,000 personas han sido evacuadas en los 89 vuelos durante las Últimas 24 horas. el presidente pidiÓ ayuda de seis aerolÍneas comerciales para ayudar esta salida masiva. borja: en medio del drama de afganistÁn hay una buena noticia, una madre refugiada afgana dio a luz a bordo de un aviÓn estadounidense al aterrizar en una base aÉrea en alemania. la mujer se puso de parto al reducirse la presiÓn de aire del aviÓn. el comandante redujo la titus para salvar la vida de la madre y el bebÉ. una vez en tierra, le asistieron en el parto y ambas estÁn en buen estado de salud. elyangÉlica: esto es realmente alumbramiento, la luz al final del tÚnel. borja: y poco de esperanza medio de este drama. elyang —— elyanbgÉlica: un hombre golpeÓ con un martillo en la cabeza una persona que esperaba el tren en el metro de newacados del mes son los patriotas. frescos. dulces. y llenos de libertad. ¡nuevos! red, white and blue pancakes. los destacados del mes. nos vemos en denny's. californianos, ¿sabían que nuestros hogares lcomparten la energía?. pero cuando tratamos de mantenernos frescos en medio de una ola de calor, llevamos la red de suministro al límite. ¡seguir funcionando está en tus manos! - “¿en mis manos?" - en las manos de todos, con las flex alerts. nos avisan cuándo cambiar el horario de consumo de energía si la red está al límite. pasemos de preenfriar nuestros hogares a consumir menos energía de 4 a 9 pm. juntos temenos el poder de ahorrar energía. regístrate para recibir flex alerts hoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ elyangelica: seguimos, amigos, 22 muertos es el saldo que deja las lluvias torrenciales en tennessee, mientras hasta ahora los equipos de rescate siguen buscando entre los escombrosdecenas de personas que aÚn estÁn desaparecidas. las inundaciones repentinas en las zonas rurales han destruido carretera

new york, new jersey and washington. california has promised to pay 100% of low income renters' debt during the pandemic, but that a lot of renters saying it's been a slow process so they're concerned about these deadlines coming up. >> they can get a little bit of help, where can they turn if they have debt and the risk of eviction? >> they're told that they can turn to the state website and start the online process, but many people have done this dating back to several weeks ago when this was offered by the state to pay the full debt and they're saying they're receiving a lot of rejections or delays in that process that they haven't seen any of the funds. a lot of frustration there. >> thank you, sharon. >>> 6:49. you might say the nfl is kicking around its own political football right now when it comes to mandatory covid vaccinations. the league says that union would not agree to it. the union says it was the league that decided not to make the vaccination mandatory. now either way, they're not requiring it for now, but the league does say that 93% of all the players are already vaccinated. during the month of august the nfl reported 68 positive cases out of more than 7100 tests. >>> now to new video of a quick escape at the white house. ay know, a marine always standing guard outside of the west wing when the president is there, but last night, a storm forced one to hurry inside. take a look. >> you heard that thunder and lightening there, loud boom. the marine went inside. i would have as well to take cover. since the lightning started to clear up he went back out to stand guard in the rain. must you have a camera always poised on him. >> that was a rush, but so poised getting in there. >> right. >> i would be like -- >> let me go inside. bye. >> serve and protect. >> that's true. i'm not a marine. >> me too. >> no navy s.e.a.l.s. here, kari. >> no. but you know, we don't have a threat of any lightning so that's good for us. no rain. that's pretty bad. we're going to be watching all that active weather to the east as we take a look at the heat descending on the bay area today. take a look at these temperatures and where we're headed reaching 98 in cupertino, 97 in morgan h

new york, new jersey and washington. california has promised to pay 100% of low income renters' debt during the pandemic, but that has been a slow process and many tenants saying they're frustrated and concerned about the deadlines coming up. back to you. >> before you go, sharon, where can renters in california turn if they still have some debt and eviction risk? >> well, the tenants say they're frustrated because they've been told to go to the state's website and start the online application but so many say they're up documented immigrants and don't have social security numbers, the landlord is supposed to initiate the funds and haven't they haven't been successful in receiving the funds. >> thanks so much. >> 5:48. speaking out for the first time since the capital siege, police officer lieutenant michael bird shot and killed ashli babbitt during the insur she cannion speaking with lester holt about that day. >> were you afraid that day? >> i was very afraid. >> are you afraid now going forward? >> i am. i am afraid. because i know there's people that disagreed with my actions on january 6th, but i hope they understand i did my job. >> byrd is revealing his identity for the first time. this is after recently learning he will not face discipline. that interview you can watch later this morning on the "today" show. >>> a judge in florida is expected to rule on a lawsuit over governor ron desantis' efforts to ban mask mandates. a group of parents are suing the governor and florida department of education. at the trial a number of parents testified saying their children were too young to get the covid-19 vaccine and needed masks for protection. at least ten school boards making up some of the largest districts in florida are now defying the governor's order. >>> you might say the nfl is kicking around its own political football when it comes to mandatory video vaccinations. the league says that union would not agree. the union says it was the league that decided not to make vaccinations mandatory. either way, they're not requiring it for now, but the league does say 93% of all players are already vaccinated. during the month of august the nfl reported 68 positive cases. that rate is lower than most communities. >>> trending this morning we are now getting our first look at the trailer of a biopic about princess diana that stars kristen stewart. >> mom? they're waiting for you. >> the film called "spencer" after diana's maiden name shows three days over christmas where she chose to end her marriage to prince charles. the movie will premier at the venice film festival september 3rd, released to the public in november. >> looks like her. >> she does. >> good casting. >> there you go. it is time to get a look at that forecast. we are here on friday getting ready for the weekend, but we've got to know what we can expect today from that forecast. kari, how is it looking out there. >> it's nice and clear, get out early if you have outdoor activities and yard work, going out for a run or working outside, try to get it dub before noon before temperatures heat up and our air quality gets worse. heading first to the south bay, take a look at our temperatures los gatos reaching 94 today. 97 in morgan hill and 95 in east san jose. for the east bay we will see a couple spots reaching 100 like antioch and brentwood and vallejo up to 96 and hayward today headed toward 83. now daly city will stay in the upper 60s. palo alto reaching 85. and for san francisco we'll see some upper 60s and low 70s for today. still a breezy wind kicking up there keeping still some nice weather around the coast. our inland valleys are going to turn hotter and hazy up to 103 degrees today in ukiah. now we're going to see a lot of red here near surface smoke model indicating more unhealthy air quality. this is going to be very much like it was towards the end of last week where you can smell the smoke, it was hazy, we didn't see a lot of sunshine. we're expecting more of that today and tomorrow and it doesn't look like it improves much as we head toward the end of the weekend. the problem is we still have the large fires burning and with the shift in the wind direction that's going to bring back much more of that smoke and the high pressure that's right over us is going to trap some of that smoke and causing the air to sink and pushing down that smoke close to the surface going into the weekend so that high pressure causing those weather conditions. take a look at our temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 90s and it will cool down by early next week with some upper 80s. some low 80s by tuesday and wednesday and for san francisco, we'll see temperatures in the mid 70s for the next couple days. it's going to be warm and smoky but cooling down next week. how is it looking for the commute? >> looking like the temperatures got to make it through the weekend an the morning commute, not a lot of suffering going on. here north 101 at 680, that's clear. it's slowing around oakland road. watch the reveal there. slowing right here coming up for capital expressway and that's unusual. it's been sticking answered and i actually didn't find a crew that's registered there for caltrans. i'll go back and check again. that's unusual slowing for that stretch. again not really a big disturbance to the south bay. 680 is off of the roadway and no injuries reported. peninsula clear as you expect. east bay also clear as we expect on a friday. even 84 just a little blip there for val see tas. no problems here. vasco road you're getting a little bit of slowing though look at that coming down past the shops there getting down toward 580. there is a little slowing. a little build at the county line. that will be an issue if folks are driving out of brentwood, discovery bay or byron. not necessarily a completely clear drive toward 580 but 580 slowing out of the altamont pass. no delays for highway 4 through concord or the benicia bridge. 37 starting a tiny bit of slowing and the bay bridge has no issues. back to you. >> good to hear. thanks. >>> happening now for you, a north bay homeless shelter hit by a covid outbreak is getting ready to resume normal operations today. more than two dozen tested positive at santa rosa's sam null jones shelter in july. all residents were moved to a different building and no newowed. that will change today when new admissions are once again accepted. >> there's still much more ahead on "today in the bay" including up in flames, an in-depth look at how most wildfires are sparked and why climate change is making them worse. backing down for now, the northern california city now changing a key deadline when it comes to a vaccine mandate for its employees. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." can you see my wall of smiles? 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he's new york? new jerseyke, a bit of a issue. >> jimmy: yeah, vegemite is a thing, yeah. i mean, i -- i've never had it hugh jackman actually came on and made it the right way for me because i've tried it on dares and i just do it wrong what is the -- what's the key? it does -- sometimes it just tastes like, well, poison [ laughter ] something like that. >> yeah, or like axle grease a little bit >> jimmy: yeah, grease it tastes like a grease. a salty grease >> the key is butter, butter >> jimmy: ah, butter first then vegemite. >> yeah, just a lot of butter and very little. i don't know how hugh made it for you but -- >> jimmy: very little. >> for me, that is - yeah very little of the actual vegemite and just a lot of butter >> jimmy: is it good for you it sounds like it should be good for you >> it is -- it's not, not good for you. >> jimmy: that's their slogan? it's not, not good for you >> exactly >> jimmy: i want to ask you a question i saw this beautiful photo of your living room, of your home and -- >> i

new york, new jersey, florida, et cetera. what is a safe level that you can say don't push the mask thing? >> yeah, very hard to say that, neil. you know that. it's going to be a number of factors. not just the rates of infection but what the hospitals look like et cetera. what are the cases in the schools. it's very possible to have it circulating in the community but the children are not getting it. there's a number of factors. that's why this has to be a community by community look. i'm really not in favor of state mask mandates and nor am i in favor of mandates that don't allow masks to be done in certain schools. >> neil: how much of a difference you think it will make if and when the fda approves any one of these vaccines? i guess more likely would be pfizer's in september. >> i think the polls are really clear that many people, as many 30 or 40% are not getting the vaccine right now because it's not fully fda approved. i really hold the biden administration accountable for this. number 1, all the data has been on the desk of the fda since the first week in may. number 2, they still haven't nominated a commissioner for the fda. the fda is a faceless nameless bureaucracy. they need a leader that is senate confirmed with bipartisan support. that hasn't been done. so this is one of those simple steps aside from the debates. get some action, get an fda commissioner around let's go. >> neil: a lot of companies are pushing back to in-person work. is that a good idea? >> i'm not an economist. i do watch fox business a lot. i'm learning quite a bit. but i don't think it's necessary. i think we have all the tools in the arsenal between vaccinations, between very convenient at-home testing. remember, natural immunity. there's still no good evidence that vaccination is better than natural immunity. certainly among people that are otherwise healthy. so i don't believe there's any reason we need to slow the economy, not get back to work and of course getting back to school is vital to our children. we have to do that. if you want to talk about mandates, people that should be vaccinated are the teachers. the outbreak report shows that teacher spread is as much or more than children. so it's vitally important, if you're going to make the kids wear a mask, you have to have the teachers get vaccinated. >> neil: one of those cases where the president of the teacher's union agrees with you. we'll see what happens on that front. thanks for taking the time. >> you're welcome. >> neil: if you're not being rushed back to in-person work and you like doing it the old virtual way, google has news going but we're going to cut your pay after this. subway has so much new i ran out of time in the last ad... so i'll take it from here. sorry steph. spokesperson refresh! refresh wait, what? subway® just upped their bread game with the help of some world-class bakers. lookin' at you nance. gotta refresh to be fresh. how many people are in this ad? that means freshly baked new artisan italian and hearty multigrain. hmm, that would go good with... seriously? i didn't even get to finish. ugh, see you next commerc... i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. priceline will partner with even mo

new england. some areas are already starting to feel henri's impacts and heavy rains from the storm have forced hundreds of flight cancellations in new york and new jerseyncy have been declared in new york, connecticut, and rhode island. and state leaders are urging residents not to take the storm lightly. >>> and i feel confident saying to new yorkers that they could not be in better hands, in terms of an experienced team. now, that doesn't mean that mother nature doesn't win. she wins. she wins. she won at superstorm sandy. she wins every time. but we will be doing everything that we can do to be prepared. >> we plan and prepare for the worst, and hope we never have to use those plans. and may be that, in this particular time, that'll be the case. >> we're prepared for what could be -- um -- a tough storm. we got the folks on the ground, ready to hit the ground running and do everything we can to keep you safe. >> so i want to check in with tyler mauldin. he is monitoring these -- these warnings and, of course, this sat image that -- that's changed in the last half-an-hour since we spoke. just talk us through what -- what kind of data are you getting

needed after the hurricane passes. meantime, new york and new jersey will also see the impacts of ida and the order of up to a half a foot of rain reporting for news use huge trinity chavez. r t. a chicago mother is outraged after being stripped of her parental rights for her 11 year old son. and the mother claims the judge made the ruling after learning she was unvaccinated or correspond natasha suite has more on this pending case in chicago. mother who lost custody of her son is appealing a judge's decision. the mother says, judge james shapiro abruptly asked if she received their kind of barbarous vaccine after she said no as a result of bad reactions to other vaccinations. the judge then took away her parental rights during a virtual child support. hearing rebecca full, it is one of some 100000000 americans who decided against getting one of the 3 krona virus vaccines. but now she claims her status had been unvaccinated cost. her custody writes of her 11 year old son during a virtual custody hearing for let's is out of nowhere. chicago judge james shapiro asked about her vaccinated status. she said she was not vaccinated due to a previous bad

new yorkers. >> something the media will not cover in new york. york covid hospitalization rates. only florida or texas overwhelmed hospitals the vast majority including all of new york city new jerseyw higher with covid transmission they want to blast the red states what do they have to say about that? final word. >> people want freedom and government to enact lirestriction there is a very high burden and that commonsense mill test and that's why ron desantis has gotten so manyot kudos from his own constituents and floridians who say thank you floridians who say thank you governor and government for letting them live their lives. >>laura: good to see you tonight congressman and in the shooting that left one police officer fighting for his life and that killed his partner officer a t lot french one said he fired the fatal shot. >> he admitted he is drinking and pulled the gun and opened fire. please stopped the suv him and his brother were driving for expired plates eric followed instructions that the situation escalated and when drink and the cell phone by the camera footage shows he had a handgun in his waistband struggled with police then fired shooting and killing officer french

heavy rainfall push out of new york city where we had record rainfall over the last 24 hours in central park. that rain is now pushing into both northern new jersey, southern new jersey too. surf city had a nice band push through. eventually philadelphia, you're going to get into the mix too. we have seen in some parts of new york 5 to 6 inches of rainfall. in fact, brooklyn has picked up more than 6 inches of rain. surf city is now starting to see it pile up too, where we could be having a little bit of flooding there, about 5 inches. 5 inches of rain when you're at sea level, that doesn't mix. the cone of concern continues to take the center of henri towards long island, connecticut, and rhode island. the track has shifted a little bit. it was shifted to the east just slightly with the 11:00 p.m. update from the national hurricane center. so a direct impact, direct landfall in montauk, is still possible, but it really looks like we could end up having direct landfall somewhere on that connecticut/rhode island line as a strong tropical storm to low-end hurricane. we continue to have the hurricane warnings for long is island, connecticut, rhode island. the sur

new york and new jersey when they used to have the mob they'd come and shake you down once a month, just like these obamacare insurance policies. right. they shake it down once a month. they have to hand it over and over the money, at least they provide a service, right? they used to provide a service and they wouldn't break your leg and you wouldn't need an m r i. but also they would, you know, provide the trash collection, make sure nobody robbed your store or anything like that. here you literally get nothing back. you're better off just paying cash or it costs the same anyway. why guys we went out living in france, for example. we used to go right to the american hospital to get medical treatments, pay cash, and it was, you know, 110th or, or less of what you would pay in the us. and this is that a world class hospital like the american hospital and in paris. and it's, we look at pricing around the world, you know, you can sell that in the u. s, they have an interesting situation that falls under the heading of health care. it's just like banks are constantly getting bail that with free money. the hospitals are constantly getting the, essentially the right to extort, and that is, of course, highly detrimental and causes incredible problems. right? and i just wanted to reiterate that those major insurers, the c e o 's there are getting paid 10152025 even up to $50000000.00 a year. the average american is making like $50000.00 a year. and yet those, that person may be working, you know, retail job or any 50000 a year is able to negotiate the same price that those guys making 50000000. so what are you paying those guys $50000000.00 a year at those major ensures like this is the whole system. that is, the can tell you in our system they've, they're being paid handsomely for no discernable talent, no discernible merit. i have no idea why americans have this mental gymnastics. they go out of their way to save $0.02 a gallon gasoline. they'll drive a mile away 5 miles away. they go to costco and buy 80 pound bags and dog food. they go to walmart and buy a $2.00 swatter they love to get a bargain. they and the whole industry and on line with groupon, you know, get your group on together and go get a sushi lunch for half off. but when it comes to health care, all the money they saved, and all those different discounts, games, they throw out the window and pay 5 times as much by catering to these extortionist who just they, they don't actually provide any cost benefit with the insurance because of the so called deductible and on top of that they charge $20000.00 a year for somebody to get absolutely nothing at this shoddy product. and speaking of shoddy products, inflation is also you see that in shrink play sion as products shrink so that you don't see the sticker shock bye, even with that sort of stuff. we're actually starting to see more and more inflation. and in fact, even cnbc is reporting on it. i might add a few months after we started reporting on this. but for every day americans, inflation is a double blow to bank accounts. the latest consumer price index, which measures changes and how much americans pay for certain goods and services. find prices rose an average of 5.4 percent and july compared to a year prior, mostly driven by food and fuel costs. that's tied with june's increase as the highest inflation rate in 13 years. and i point out importantly, max, this is the important thing, inflation to make it easier to pay off debt and even help bump up salaries. but it also makes savings less valuable and goods and services more expensive. and currently wage gains in the u. s. are not keeping pace sky high inflation. right? this is why the government can't use the word inflation. because that would mean that responsibly, they would need to raise interest rates and wages what have to also rise. but if you are in the business of was a where you are leverage to the tune of 100 to 201 and you rely on that cheap credit at near 0 percent interest. you can't use the word inflation. as a matter of fact, if all of your package goods are shrinking in size for the same cost or all of your necessities are rising in cost, that according to the government is deflation, right? as it's are wealthy and double speak, they actually call that inflation because they're in the propaganda business. and we haven't seen government propaganda from american policy makers on that on this scale railey. and really for quite some time, you have to go back to the 31900 thirty's. speaking of propaganda, many of the democratic policy is encouraging u. b. i a whole bunch of stimulus checks, war money printing, and they say they're doing it to help the people, the poor people, the ordinary people. so this is an interesting bit of data that by july any tweeted out top 5 most on the equal states according to the genie coefficient index. d. c, new york, we, the ana, connecticut, and california, the top 5 most equal utah, alaska, new hampshire, wyoming, and hawaii. as you can see, most of the top most unequal are all very, very highly democratic areas. versus the top 5 most equal are the more republican voting areas. so even though though the left will say that there is so, you know, for the worker for helping poor people for economic justice and stuff like that. what you see is actually economic injustice. we believe brought about by the sort of policies of money printing driving up price houses for example. and who owns the houses. but the same professors, doctors, lawyers, the creative class that are the, i'm a product voters in new york in california and the hedge fund guys in connecticut. right? well, the left in america, just like the socialists in other countries or communists. they love to be in control of the money printing because they love to give it to themselves or, and we see that reflected in the genie coefficient

we've seen a lot of water from new jersey and parts of new york city from enhanced bands that have come through. eight inches in parts of new jersey. we have flash flood warnings still in effect there. right now the center of henri which has weakened to below hurricane status is about 70 miles to our southeast and it's expected to make landfall around noontime in connecticut. that will bring big surge and waves as well. that's some of the impacts. surge that will be three to five feet in some cases higher than that. ten plus inches of rainfall in some spots, and with the wind and weakened ground because of all the moisture there we'll see widespread power outages as the storm comes on board. it will be with us for a couple days. dan? >> rob, thank you. we'll be coming back to you throughout the show. as rob mentioned, henri is heading for areas that haven't seen a direct hit from a hurricane for 30 years or more. many people are now scrambling to prepare. trevor ault is in montauk. the eastern tip of long island. trevor, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. henri is abou

virginia, pennsylvania eventually, delaware, new york, new jersey and even massachusetts and why is this a big deal? why is six inches of rain a big deal? in newsee problems by thursday. >> we know you'll track it. thank you so much. >>> coming up, the new technology that could be a game changer in helping prevent children from being left in hot cars. >>> also this morning, two new studies about the health benefits of walnuts and coffee. dr. ashton is here with the latest. >> some combination. >>> and awkwafina is here live in times square. there she is. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occurred... ...as have cer

in the food it's affecting states in northeast, connecticut, massachusetts, maine, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, pennsylvania, rhode island and vermont. >>> if you love some red, red wine, this next story is for you. a new study has found that three glasses of red wine a week can help lower blood pressure. the study published in hypertension, an american heart association journal, found that higher intake of food rich in antioxidants called flavonoids reduce blood pressure. the analysis included 900 participants in germany. >>> not red wine weather when it comes to the wicked heat hampering millions across the u.s. today janessa webb has the hot and humid forecast hi, janessa. >> hi, good morning. yes, it won't stop across the desert southwest impacting the central us to the northeast, i do want to focus on the pacific northwest. southern california into arizona, we're dealing with temperatures -- air temperatures near 117 degrees so this is not helping the wildfire danger. red flag warnings in this section of the country, with 92 large wildfires burning, and the acres burned so far, 2.6 millio

new york and new jersey. this has been a priority of the biden white house. again, some of those democrat leadership who represent nework and new jersey and connecticut. to the point that the caller raised about funding for transportation projects, there are two points worth mentioning in that some transportation projects are at the local level and the state level, and in order for them to proceed, sometimes they have to qualify for federal assistance, a federal loan, a federal grant, and that process can take several years, as well as, you know, if there was -- if a state had a dedicated money for a certain transportation improvement projects, the environmental review process could take several years, sometimes perhaps a decade, in order to be finalized for that project to proceed. while the money has been dedicated for a specific state or local project, often the maturation of that investment will take several years to realize. host: let's hear from melody in ventura, california. hello. caller: how are you? host: fine, thank you. go ahead, please. caller: my question is, they are taking money from the covid refund,

new york and new jersey as we get into tuesday. wind still looking over 25 miles an hour and taking the rain with it up into new york state. this is a long path all week long and we are looking at the chance of tornadoes still down and around the gulf coast states with very heavy rain. of course, you heard there is no power. certainly a bad situation that we will continue to track throughout the mississippi river valley and northeast within the next few days. reggie: thank you. we spoke with a bay area transplant who is worried about relatives back home in new orleans. michelle lived through hurricane katrina before moving to berkeley. she says she hardly slept saturday night. she says her family evacuated fearing another katrina type disaster. >> they don't know what they are going to be coming home to or if they can actually return. reggie: she says no matter what happens, the people of new orleans are resilient and will recover. kumasi: scientists say while the hurricane -- hurricane ida and the caldor fire seem unrelated, they say these extreme events may only get worse as the planet continues to warm. " warming is hap

i'm so sick of hitting the potholes in jersey when we're driving and the tunnel between new york and newand i said don't worry we're going to do it and i think we should come back in august and vote on it as soon as it is sent to us in the house, hopefully today we should vote on it in the house and as brian said, the idea that we wait until november when you have not just the business community but labor behind this and 2 million jobs on line ayear, why would delay, it makes no sense. we could consider other legislation as we always do and we should. but the bottom line is we should bring this for a vote. it makes season. democrats and republicans are behind it and i believe this is the model for how we should governor together. >> thank you both. nice to have you with us this morning. >> thanks so much. >>> well just like the united states, china is battling a surge in covid cases but there lockdowns and heavy travel restrictions all back in place. we are live in beijing after the break. ladelphia, we know what makes the perfect schmear of cream cheese. the recipe we invented over 145

new one has been posted. this one, this broke into two sections. the one area of red here including you can see areas of southern new york into northern new jersey includingnhattan, there's 11 million people under this warning. another one is added to the east, another 3 million in long island. this is a big concern. when you look at the radar, the problem is with all this rain on the western flank, and all the energy spinning around, counterclockwise, it's pulling the bands down of moderate and even somewhat heavy rainfall to an area to the south. but look closely. this started last night when the concert was going on. it looked like the rain was going to end in 20 minutes. it kept back building. now we have a defined line from allentown taover toward middletown. mid levels of the atmosphere in delmarva, winds from the south, stunting the movement. it's also enhancing lift in the atmosphere. this is going to be a concern for the rest of the day and through the night. yes, we have seen six, seven, eight, nine inches of rainfall. we're expecting by the time this is over with to see 10, 11, 12, we could see 15 or 16-inch totals. urban flooding is a big conc