before i turn it over to homeland security advisor liz sherwood-randall. we want to make sure everyone who has impacted continues to listen to the guidance and direction of local officials and first responders. do not put your lives at risk by attempting to traverse flooded areas. one person is in florida and will continue to read the president and the white house's team and the administration will stand with the impacted communities every step of the way as we have for the past two years and as long as it takes. thank you for coming back. >> good afternoon. the president is intently focused on extreme weather that is impacting people across the country. he has been a spirit -- receiving regular updates from an administrator and from me for the legacy -- the latest update with hurricane the dahlia -- hurricane idalia and the situation on the island of maui. he guides this -- the response to both as to the fire on maui and the remnants of idalia. he spoke to her this morning because her -- before he went over to fema headquarters and he has been with radler

>> randall we have >> randall randall we do have proof we, proof this week, don't we, of a member oft to be doing surveillance work and she's gone to work for a pro—migrant channel city? >> yeah, i mean, absolutely . >> yeah, i mean, absolutely. >> yeah, i mean, absolutely. >> so the director general for asylum, the top official responsible for dealing with this problem, has now gone to work for amnesty international. and it shows , i'm afraid, the and it shows, i'm afraid, the true colours of some officials and i'm not maligning all officials. there are many great people who do what the elected government of the day want, but there are many who don't. government of the day want, but the but'e many who don't. government of the day want, but the but there 1y who don't. government of the day want, but the but there are 'ho don't. government of the day want, but the but there are unfortunately, >> but there are unfortunately, too who don't. too many who don't. >> and, you know, the truth is with any minister. yes you take responsibility. doesn't mean responsibility. it doesn't mean that

randall's island, no need to do that.yor adams, let's build them on rikers island. 30,000 empty jail cells there. take the cells off, give them a bed, give them whatever else they want, food and bedding, and rikers island, you could put 30,000 migrants there. why aren't we putting them there? >> sandra: you've got the mayor's ear. what does he say when you approach him? >> well, i said that to him, i'll say it to him again. rikers island has all the room in the world and you don't have to inconvenience our school kids, you don't have to inconvenience our soccer kids. it makes sense. >> sandra: yeah. this is the cover of "new york post" today, people are up in arms, see what's going on, crime is spiking, hotels are getting taken over with the migrants, spilling out on the streets, business owners say they are having a hard time. people coming and going to the businesses in grand central, changing the way of life in the city. brooklyn bridge, they are kicking kids out for these soccer fields this. is a city, a sanctuary cit

>> randall we have >> randall randall we do have proof we, proof this week, don't we, of a member oft to be doing surveillance work and she's gone to work for a pro—migrant channel city? >> yeah, i mean, absolutely . >> yeah, i mean, absolutely. >> yeah, i mean, absolutely. >> so the director general for asylum, the top official responsible for dealing with this problem, has now gone to work for amnesty international. and it shows , i'm afraid, the and it shows, i'm afraid, the true colours of some officials and i'm not maligning all officials. there are many great people who do what the elected government of the day want, but there are many who don't. government of the day want, but the but'e many who don't. government of the day want, but the but there 1y who don't. government of the day want, but the but there are 'ho don't. government of the day want, but the but there are unfortunately, >> but there are unfortunately, too who don't. too many who don't. >> and, you know, the truth is with any minister. yes you take responsibility. doesn't mean responsibility. it doesn't mean that

when randall came to photograph her son's birthday.ple took their relationship public later that year with an appearance at the wedding of jennifer aniston and justin thoreau. bullock described randall as the love of my life. >> let's make a deal. >> host wayne brady is sharing a personal secret with the world. in an interview with people magazine, brady has revealed he identifies as a pansexual all he says his coming out journey stemmed from the self-discovery he found through his mental health advocacy work inspired by the death of actor robin williams back in 2014. he was previously married to singer diana lasso and actress mandy takata, with whom he shares a 20 year old daughter. people who identify as pansexual don't usually take gender into account, whereas a bisexual person may have a preference toward a particular gender. >> and we hear that his ex-wife and his daughter are supporting and very accepting of them. >> nice to see him living his truth. >> coming up, the mix. you're watching world news now. >> it's so hard to sleep

randall, it's an honor to have you join my show.r to being in front of the camera. but this is your directorial debut. what made you actually want to get behind the camera to make this particular movie? >> well this was a originally a graphic novel that came out back in 2007. i remember when i first read the graphic novel, i was just blown away at how real it felt. how complex the characters were and how much it kind of reflected my own life at the time, and the lives of myself and my friends. so it just felt like a special authenticity in that way, and ever since i read, it i've always wanted to make something of it. and it's incredible that 15 years later i directed the feature version of shortcomings. >> so we are not going to give away any spoilers because we obviously want everyone to go and watch the movie, but i think a couple of adjectives to describe this movie would be, messy and complicated. so look. you and i both are asian americans. messy and complicated, definitely not the model minority that asians are stereotypicall

parents are pushing back, madison alworth, she is on randall's island at the moment.the parents saying and pushing back for. >> they are upset because the fields are constantly used by teens and kids and now that has been taken away, the parents and coaches that represent these kids are beyond frustrated. >> it is absurd, outrage, myself as well as many of the clubs will leave us in a lot of situations where kids are going to suffer. i'm moving closer to the camera, as you can see their actively doing construction as we speak. the city moving so fast on this it was announced yesterday that this field would be converted into the newest migrant shelter the issue with this the constantly used it's the summer, you see all the other fields teams and camps, just like that fortify fields taken off-line all the teams and kids now displaced. coaches not sure where they're going to go they feel upset that the youngest generation of new yorkers are being impacted by this. like i said the city moving quickly just announced yesterday construction started today and we got to speak

but randall, you nominating randall, who are you nominating as greatest? britain as your greatest?s a very good nomination. think it's a very good nominé nomination, though, think it's a very good nominénomination, though, is think it's a very good nominé nomination, though, is for >> my nomination, though, is for melanie who's melanie phillips, who's today written the times people written in the times that people should have more children. it's absolutely that we grow absolutely crucial that we grow the britons, the next generation of britons, and that's how we're going to grow economy. and indeed grow our economy. and indeed fund services everyone fund the services that everyone rely on. >> w- rely on. >> jarjue, your greatest >> joanna jarjue, your greatest britain nominee, please. >> britain nominee >> my greatest britain nominee is professor caroline moore , is professor caroline moore, chief investigator of the study at university college london, which found mri scans to screen men for prostate cancer could reduce deaths from the disease significantly . i think this is signif

but randall, you nominating randall, who are you nominating as greatest? britain as your greatest?s a very good nomination. think it's a very good nominé nomination, though, think it's a very good nominénomination, though, is think it's a very good nominé nomination, though, is for >> my nomination, though, is for melanie who's melanie phillips, who's today written the times people written in the times that people should have more children. it's absolutely that we absolutely crucial that we grow the generation britons, the next generation of britons, and that's how we're going to grow economy. and indeed and that's how we're going to grow the economy. and indeed and that's how we're going to grow the servicesy. and indeed and that's how we're going to grow the services thatd indeed and that's how we're going to grow the services that everyone fund the services that everyone rely on. >> w- rely on. >> jarjue, your greatest >> joanna jarjue, your greatest britain nominee, please. >> britain nominee >> my greatest britain nominee is professor caroline moore , is professor caroline moo

her boyfriend, also pictured, mark randal, is a person of interest. he was living with her during the time she disappeared. randal was last seen driving a black sedan. >>> it will be a warm afternoon, widespread throughout the bay area as high pressure is starting to build in. we will see heat ramp up even more day by day until around wednesday as the system moves in. we are already ten degrees above average in areas like concord into antioch. interestingly enough some micro climates were not feeling the heat as much. we are below average near san francisco and pacifica, about seven degrees below where we should be. we are talking about upper 60s along the coast with mostly sunny skies, complete sunshine into the santa clara valley with 80s this afternoon. 96 near pittsburg. as we pull closer to the bay bridge and up even north closer to kent ville and mill valley, we are in the 70s and 80s this afternoon. we will keep a close eye on the excessive heat map. the area of high pressure is building in so we'll have to keep a close eye on this. we'll be in

at some point some day randall's island will be cleaned up.ealed more than it is today. here is what disturbs the most. fiscal year 2023, we are 11 months in. we have -- we have encountered 146 people on the terror watch list. >> harris: that we know of. >> bill: that's more than ever you're combined going back to 2017. last year it was 98. how many in 2021? 15. 2023, 2019, zero. 2018, six. 2017, 2. we had an entire congressional commission that was assigned the job of trying to figure out how saudi hijackers made their way to san diego, california. how much time and money and national toil that we put into that? now you've got this? you've got another month, ladies. how high is the number going to go? what are we thinking? there is no nation in this world that runs their border the way rerun hours. >> lili: talking about other nations, countries like the u.k., australia new zealand to have friendly migration policies. 80% of those migrants come to those countries because of jobs. here it's asylum-seekers or family ties which have to flip the

the whereabouts of brown's live-in boy friend, 45-year-old mark randall is also unknown. police are calling him a person of interest in her disappearance. brown's friends say they've been praying for her safe return. >> erica, if you are out there, we love you, we miss you, you know. come home -- come home, e.t. >> investigators say mark randall was last seen driving a black mercedes sedan. if you have any information, the fairfield police would like to hear from you. >>> a los gatos mom accused of hosting drunken sex parties for her young son and his friends was back in court. shannon o'connor was ordered back to court so trial on her 39 counts could begin. she was assaulted by five other inmates and suffered a head injury, concussion and broken nose. she has been in custody since her arrest in october of 2021. >>> numbers are shining a spotlight on one of the biggest challenges for those trying to make it in the bay. not one construction project for new apartments has broken ground in the south bay this year despite a massive affordable housing shortage. nbc bay area's

randall's island feels in particular most active in new york city. kids to adults. they play into the night. now they had a city set up in the parking lot. it wasn't used for three weeks and they took it down. it cost tens of how far to sands of dollars to do both things and now they got to put it up again. can anyone forecast what is actually taking place. estimated new york city about 65,000 illegals here. we have had about 110,000 pass through. no other city has to deal with this, and the administration does nothing to help. hope you win. good luck. >> ainsley: ying, thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: she was talking about sun set park facility which is in brooklyn where a lot of the senior citizens go to exercise and go hang out where they see all their friends and they love it there. and that facility has been used now to house a lot of. >> brian: and karen park, too. right? it's unbelievable. >> steve: new york is changing in a profound way. >> ainsley: it is. coming up it, a debt dilemma. from the white house. the new lawsuit that biden face

the >> randall, you just hit the nail on the head because you said about people's rights.ng trans people basic rights. so do you think that you are do you think a biological man should be in a woman's changing room? i don't deny. i believe that biology are believe that the biology are assigned at birth can be entirely irrelevant to what type of biological man should be in a woman's changing you woman's changing room. are you talking man , a talking about a trans man, a biological any biological man of any description ? should they be in description? should they be in what's their gender identity ? what's their gender identity? >> biological man? well >> should a biological man? well a woman. a trans woman. >> but that's exactly trans >> but that's exactly the trans woman. boil it down and woman. if you boil it down and you say biology is the thing that matters the most, it does, then you're going to trans then you're going to get trans men women's changing men in the women's changing rooms. trans men big, rooms. and trans men are big, hairy is that what you hairy blokes. i

the >> randall, you just hit the nail on the head because you said about people's rights.ng trans people basic rights. so do you think that you are do you think a biological man should be in a woman's changing room? i don't deny. i believe that biology are believe that the biology are assigned at birth can be entirely irrelevant to what type of biological man should be in a woman's changing you woman's changing room. are you talking man , a talking about a trans man, a biological any biological man of any description ? should they be in description? should they be in what's their gender identity ? what's their gender identity? >> biological man? well >> should a biological man? well a woman. a trans woman. >> but that's exactly trans >> but that's exactly the trans woman. boil it down and woman. if you boil it down and you say biology is the thing that matters the most, it does, then you're going to trans then you're going to get trans men women's changing men in the women's changing rooms. trans men big, rooms. and trans men are big, hairy is that what you hairy blokes. i

felony charges against donald john truong -- donald trump, rudy giuliani, don charles eastman, mark randall meadows, john, jeffrey clark, jenna lynn ellis, ray spalding smith the third, robert david, michael grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those

felony charges against donald john truong -- donald trump, rudy giuliani, don charles eastman, mark randall meadows, john, jeffrey clark, jenna lynn ellis, ray spalding smith the third, robert david, michael grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those

felony charges against donald john truong -- donald trump, rudy giuliani, don charles eastman, mark randall meadows, john, jeffrey clark, jenna lynn ellis, ray spalding smith the third, robert david, michael grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those

return home to her daughter, i just want her to know that i love her. >> fairfield police say mark randall last seen driving a black mercedes sedan, if you haven't for any information about his location or the disappearance you are urged to call fairfield police . >>> stop the harassment and let us live in dignity, the message from dozens of redwood city families as the council discussed whether to move forward with new renter protections. stephanie is in redwood city with the story. >> she wants the right to decent housing. the ability to ask your landlord for leak and mold repairs without fearing harassment or displacement, and she is not alone. tonight she and dozens of renters should up to the redwood city council meeting to hear the results of a two-year battle the group has been fighting to establish harassment protections and a right to a state ordinance that would protect renters after the ordinance. >> if a landlord makes renovations a lot of times the rent will go up and they will be able to afford the unit that has been their home for so long. >> reporter: over 40 speakers weigh

. >> reporter: this migrant center on new york city's randalls island is the latest answer to the city'srisis. it is set to house 3,000 migrants. mayor eric adams. is this a sign of progress, or does this speak to the humanitarian crisis your city is facing? >> this is not a sign of progress. this is a sign of a crisis, the greatest, i believe, humanitarian crisis this city has ever witnessed. >> reporter: it's been difficult for the city to find space, leaving at one point dozens waiting outside and even sleeping on sidewalks at the roosevelt hotel that has now been converted into an intake center. new york city projects it could spend up to $12 billion on the crisis over the next three years. the situation so dire, the mayor is also considering using a closed federal prison as an option. >> everything is on the table. i want to be clear on that. everything is on the table because when people come here, the last stop is for someone to sleep on the street. >> reporter: the mayor wants the biden administration to intervene and grant migrants the right to work. >> what would you say to pre

the indictment brings charges against donald john trump, william lewis giuliani, john eastman, mark randall meadows, john --, jeffrey clark, jenna ellis, ray stallings smith the 3rd, robert david shealy, michael roman, david james schaefer, sean steel, stephen cliffguard lee, harrison william prescott floyd, --, sydney catherine, kathleen austin latham. scott hall and miss hampton, also known as emily "misty" ha yes. everyone in this indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia's racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] --[indiscernible] for participation to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald trump to seize the presidential term of office on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identif

here on randall's island an area for known for green space.s from all over new york coming to play here with 3,000 adult single migrants living, sleeping, hanging out right next to them. dana and bill, send it back to you. >> dana: incredible situation. madison, thank you. >> president biden: the pandemic is over. we still have a problem with covid and doing a lot of work on it. but the pandemic is over. no one is wearing masks, everybody seems to be in pretty good shape. >> bill: now the administration is pushing for americans to get the latest round of covid boosters. meanwhile more than 100 schools nationwide still require vaccinations for students on campus. some of them keeping the mask mandate. dr. marc siegel has a view on this. fox news contributor. you have been with us since the beginning of this pandemic. is covid still a problem? >> covid is not over but what should be over are these superimposed dogmatic, government-fueled mandates. rutgers university is a state university of new jersey. the state is behind this. you talk about ma

depends on if we're relocated outside of randall's islands.f it's in the suburbs, a different state. >> harris: that would be a haul. that's a long drive. >> for people who don't have cars it would be difficult. >> harris: one of the largest walking and running marathons goes through there. it is 39.3 miles. randall's island is an important drop-off point for the avon breast cancer walk. i've been in it and where we stationed with all of the -- it serves so many people. i don't live in new york and i'll miss it. >> the fact that there is a consistent flow of people coming through. it is not that we're dealing with a finite number and trying to figure out what to do with them. hundreds of migrants coming in every day. this is just the start. is this the tip of the iceberg? where do we go from here? if the tent city is successful, will they build more and more fields in randall's island until more of the island is taken over? then what happens to our children. it is not just a few fields, it is what does the future hold for our kids as long as t

fox business' madisonal worth live on randall's island with more.h, you can see it behind me. it was announced two weeks ago. it is much bigger than the facility last summer and will probably be here few a -- for a lot longer. migrants already housed inside the controversial complex that has taken over multiple fields in a city that is starves of -- starved of green paces. it is set to housed 3,000 migrants. in less hand two weeks, the city built the tents that each come with 600 cots for the sleeping, a dining tent where all meals will be served and is a laundry service area. and there are plans for more shelterers of this size. new york state now has a lease in hand for floyd bennett naval airfield to house upward of 2, 500 migrants there, that just announced yesterday. new york city has already spent $1.73 billion through the end of july on the migrant crisis. it anticipates spending $12 billion in three fiscal years on the my gant program. now, it's important to note the randall's island shelter is covered by missouri state. the state also -- by

brown's 45 year old boyfriend, mark randall, is a person of interest in the case. randall was living with her at the time of her disappearance and was last seen driving an early 2004 door black mercedes. anyone with information about the case is asked to contact fairfield police. a california highway patrol officers are trying to identify a suspect involved in a fatal hit and run in santa rosa. that happened this morning. show you these stills from nearby security footage showing the car on river road near rio vista road. the dark suv struck and killed the pedestrian, then left the scene. the vehicle was last spotted with damage to its front right headlight on airport boulevard near the smart station . you're asked to call chp golden gate division if you have any information on this case. well, new at 11. some sad news on this national sonoma day. the classic sonoma county landmark, the monroe theater and extravaganza, might not screen movies for much longer. the 73 year old rio and its lot are now up for sale, listed for $1.5 million. it used to show black and whi

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in new york city, new center has open on randall's island, expected to house 3,000sign of the crises of the greatest i believe humanitarian crisis the city has ever witnessed. ♪ ♪ >> should carry richardson has won the world hydro. >> norah: and should carry richardson has become the world's fastest woman. >> i am very grateful. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. we begin tonight with a one-two punch of extreme weather. from tropical storm harold slamming texas to the sweltering heat across the middle of the country. thousands of homes and businesses are without power tonight after tropical storm harold made landfall south of corpus christi was sustained winds of 50 miles per hour. the ninth named storm of the atlantic hurricane season is bringing heavy rains, flooding strong winds and storm surge around the coast. elsewhere it's dangerous and excessive heat from minnesota to florida. more than 140 million americans are under heat alerts nearly in half the states. triple digit feels like temperatures topped 110 degrees in

fox business correspondent madison alworth is on randall's island tonight.ing, madison. >> good evening, bret. new york city has wasted no time converting these soccer fields into a large migrant shelter. the plan was announced just yesterday. crews here all day today working on these fields, converting them into what will be a large migrant shelter. hammering and pile driving to create a home and a floor that will use to house 2,000 single adult migrants. a soccer coach who showed up this afternoon expecting to play on these fields was shocked at how quickly the city moved. he said this will impact thousands of students. >> i heard about this two days ago. i thought this was a month, two months. i haven't even spoken to my bosses. i don't know what the school is going to do. i don't think a 10-year-old girl, a 10-year-old boy is going to understand that field ♪ available anymore, for whatever reason. they are just going to think well, why is an open field closed? what's the reason? >> during a press conference today, mayor eric adams defended the decision t

sandra and bryan randall had been together for eight years.ll when he photographed her son's birthday. later that year they officially became a couple. this morning his family revealing the sad news that randall passed over the weekend following a three year battle with als. bryan chose early to keep his journey with als private and those of us who cared for him did the best to honor his request. we are grateful for tireless doctors who navigated the landscape of this illness with us and the astounding nurses who became our roommates often sacrificing their own families to be with ours. he was just 57. bullock addressed their family dynamic during a december 2021 appearance on red table talk. >> i found the love of my life. we share two beautiful children, three children, his older daughter. best thing ever. so i don't want to say do it like i do it, but i don't need a paper to be a devoted partner, a devoted mother. he's the example i would want my children to have. i have a partner who is very christian. there's two different ways of looking

. >> where is randall? >> right here. there you go, randall. man i road trip for him as a kid and i was older than he was. it wassant easy. people counted you out say you go are past your prime. hell, i know something about that. >> [laughing]. >> laughing laughing. >> sean: after rambling on for a view minutes biden looked dazed and confused. taking zero questions. a serious crisis at home and abroad. for example, we are watching and have our eye on china. they are capitalizing on joe biden's weakness. the bidens are comp nas -- compromised after a china gas company sent million dollars to hunter. he said i am sitting here with my father. china was using hunter and joe because they wanted to secure a foothold into u.s. energy markets. china our number 1 foe and the bidens helped them. the chinese nationals have bought up thousands of acres of farm and ranch land and properties near the u.s. military installations with little response from the biden white house. china piloted that spy balloon over sensitive nuclear sites with no response from b

the rushes fell landing on the surface 5 minutes, and randal moody calls it a success for 2 months. also coming up breaks leaders push for more influence brazil, russia into.

randalls island is closed nearby the and that's where they play.w, those facilities have been taken over by illegaillegal immigrants. >> this this is america last. curtis oh, there's no doubt. an and i've noticed the coalition coming together and i'm leading that. sure. blacks, hispanics, whites, asians whites., some of them fim immigrants who did it legally, who waited years to get in here to become first green card holde holders or having work visas. and thenrs americans citizens. g and they're the angriest of all because they're saying whyri are you letting them jump the queue? these men, their age mens, their they would qualify to enter military service. why notwhy aren't they staying in their countries if they have problems in countries they should fight for, what they know is right, will supportd su them there.t but we don't want them here,th sean. we don't want them here right. just keep my phone number handy. i'm expecting after one of these arrests, you're going to need somebody to put up bail. i am. i am volunteerini'rsg. to help my long

a deal for secure border and let's put people to work. >> emily: new yorkers are being affected, randall island said, why are you flying in the face of supporters who worked to build this resource, it is kids and adults that use the field and at least 3000 cancelled problem. >> it is nationwide problem not having protected border, there are border towns throughout the country and cities in midwest completely overrun with problems associated with illegal immigration and new york city, a massive city with tons of space and resources, it is hard for them and it is a big deal, this is what the rest of the country has been dealing with. president biden will not shut the border, he cares about open border, something he cares about, campaigned on and it is again, another issue where the media, which were horrific to the trump administration don't care about the humanitarian crisis, drug problem, human trafficking. >> emily: first gyms, now fields. >> kayleigh: and american children being replaced for men. migrant shelter built for 2000 men, who are taking 3000 hours from american children and r

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the country, gop presidential hopeful have plans to stop it fox business madison alworth live from randall'srning, good morning, cheryl i am on soccer field from behind me, now they've almost entirely completed, a shelter for 2000 migrants thousands of miles from the border everywhere could be a border town, going to be hopefuls say they have a plan i break it down after this. . . let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never h

they all go out to randall's islands. the tents are over taking the fields. it can hold up to 3,000 people there part of the state-funded facility as new york city says we're running out of resources calling on the state for help. eric adams, repeatedly called on the white house for help, added at least 200 emergency shelters to house the migrants coming in as new york struggles to keep up. voters not happy with the way the crisis is being handled across the state. take a look here. a new poll. 82% of new yorkers say the influx of migrants is a serious problem. 51% of voters disapprove of the job kathy hochul is doing to address the issue. voters are also not happy with the way that mayor eric adams is handling the crisis even though he says helps hands are tied and looking for the biden administration and voters aren't happy with the way the white house is handling. people in the city want answers but they see groups and lines of migrants all over the place. >> sandra: taxpayers, residents of the cities. more than half don't like the direction it is going. t

madison alworth is there on randall's island for us. how many migrants can that facility hold?orter: stuart, at first expecting 2,000 migrants here and now housing 3,000 migrants here on randall's island. this facility in just two weeks opened and run run running withg tent where three meal as day will be served and snacks and a laundry service facility and all of this being run by new york state. it's the largest migrant shelter here with new migrants arriving today that video is there for you fresh. this is not the longest and biggest and flood floyd bennett airfield home to the migrant shelter and governor hochul said they have a lease in hand. govern herb working with new york city to move 1,200 migrants specifically families to areas outside of new york city in order to spread out the education burden before the start of the school year. such moves have been challenged in the past by local county leadership, who say new york city's sanctuary status is a burden they do not wish nor have to bear. governor hochul telling new york city with the current sanctuary policy their h

for tet cities for migrant parents stopping the city from setting up housing on soccer fields on randall'ss might get worse i went through june and may numbers and what were hearing for july, reports indicate the migrant encounters might be up closer to the 200,000 number. when they cross the have to go somewhere and often times in sanctuary cities like here in new york. stuart: madison alworth, thank you very much indeed. a quick check of the markets, monday morning, let's see where this is going up 200 points for the dow industrial, nasdaq holding onto a 27.8. still ahead gregg jarrett on televising the trump trial. byron donalds on all the negative press from the negative media these days. marc siegel on the next fake life trend. and steve forbes on the democrat challenge to biden. the 10:00 o'clock hour is next. ♪ we're traveling all across america talking to people about their hearts. ooh, take this exit. how's the heart? i feel like it's good. you feel like it's good? how do you know when it's time to check in on your heart? how do you know? let me show you something. it looks like a

ryan randall's family announcing the 57-year-old passed away after battling als nbc's stephanie gosking. sandra bullock kept her relationship with photographer brian randle pretty private. but in recent interviews she referred to him as the love of her life, super kind and the example she would like her children to have as a father and partner. >> beautiful >> reporter: heart break this morning for actress, >> this morning for actress sandra bullock, her long-time partner died after a three-year battle with als. randall's family telling nbc news in a statement that he chose early to keep his journey with als private and those of us that cared for him did our best to honor his request. adding at this time, we ask for privacy to grieve and come to terms with the impossibility of saying good-bye to brian als known as lou gehrigs is a progressive nervous system disease that impacts the brain and spinal cord. unfortunately, it has no cure. randall a model turned photographer met bullock in 2015 when he was photographed her son's birthday party he snapped this picture. bullock recently jok

>>> new york mayor eric adams has announced plans to build a new humanitarian relief center on randall'sproblem has left some people sleeping on the street. pablo sandoval is following the story for us. tell us about this plan of the mayor's? >> reporter: what we are hearing from the new york mayor's office , breanna, it is a potentially house up to 2000 adult male migrants. keep in mind this is happening at the city continued to care for roughly thousand of asylum- seekers. they will turn to municipal authority for any sort of assistance they can get to the hotel across the street in manhattan, that's actually where there were dozens of asylum-seekers who had to sleep on the sidewalk. many of them adult single males because the city had run out of space. this was last week. the city was eventually able to place them in at least temporary housing, so we have not seen a repeat of that. however, eric adams, the mayor, set it was made clear that , that kind of heartbreaking scene will likely repeat itself if the city, once again, runs out of space. here we are today, the mayor's office anno

city, mayor eric adams has announced a plan to house as many as 2,000 migrants at a tent complex on randallsin the east river. we will have more on new york later in the broadcast. president biden is visiting arizona today where he is set to formally preserve a million acres of land near the grand canyon as a new national monument. environmentalists and native communities have long pushed for the land to be protected. the move is intended to permanently block uranium mining in the area. in chicago, police have charged a 43-year-old man with first degree murder after intentionally shooting a nine-year-old girl in the head while she was riding her scooter. eyewitnesses said the shooter was upset that the girl, serabi medina, and other kids were making too much noise in front of his home. the gunman, michael goodman, is expected in court today. this marks the second time gun violence has shattered the medina family. in 2018, serabi medina's mother was fatally shot in the head. police in montgomery, alabama have issued four arrest warrants after a group of white boaters attacked a black dockwork

new york city's new $20 million a month migrant shelter now open to asylum seekers on randall's islando house 3,000 migrants instead of the initial plans for 2,000. the growing facility has faced backlash since plans to build it on youth athletic fields were announced. an official explaining it's a temporary solution to give the city, quote: a little breathing room as they struggle to handle the influx of migrants. and in a true moment of sportsmanship, little leaguers from each of the 20 teams pitched in for a truly one of a kind ceremonial first pitch before the little league classic yesterday. look at this. they lined up from the center field wall and threw the ball one player he at a time until it crossed home plate before the annual major league game in williamsport, pennsylvania. the final teams are competing this week with hopes of competing in the final next sunday. you love to see something like that, steve. >> steve: that is great. what a great idea. thank you very much, carley. >> you are welcome. >> switches gears, the police union in austin, texas, speaking out on what the

this is that controversial facility on randall's island.and the loss of athletic fields for children in the area. john? >> john: the nba in more controversy now. a seven described former nba employee reportedly hacked the league's facebook account to criticize how it treats the social media team. the person be rated the company for allegedly overworking its employees. they took aim at the league's salary and benefits offering. the people on the social media team make less than $50,000 a year after taxes and do not receive healthcare right away. the user calls out adam silver. no public response from him yet. sandra? >> sandra: a new report shows dogs are better than cats when it comes to communicating with humans. making it easier to recognize their emotions and understand them. cats are harder to read unless they're angry. then the claws come out. i'll let everyone at home debate. >> john: you've got a dog, right? >> sandra: i do. >> john: we have a dog. luhansk him to death. >> sandra: i've never had a cat. i can't compare. >> john: i had

randall said the target for state republicans has been 30%. >> i get on the bus here every day. democrats say they welcome thele challenge. >> you can put as many offices as you like here. but our voters, our residents understand who has their back and who continues to deliver. >> reporter: as republicans here insist this is a long term strategy. >> we can't extend the reach of the party unless we make a case to those voters that we'll need now and in the future. >> reporter: is another way of saying that the republican party will need black voters? >> we always have. >> reporter: and there are some warning signs for democrats here in milwaukee as well. while they've been able to maintain and expand their margins here in milwaukee. there has been a drop off in voter turn out. we saw it in the midterm elections we saw it in 2022 compared to 2018. part of why the biden campaign announced the new ad targeted for this media area and the reason you see top dnc and campaign officials here in milwaukee for the republican debate. there's a constant need to engage folks here in this cruc