she should be in rikers island. >> has she been arrested? >> nothing on her yet.it is so obvious. that guy was pounding him. you don't need the knife. i wish i was the judge in this case implicating a year off -- she should be charged. i like any of this stuff, and i don't think anybody in a self-defense situation should demand a jury trial, because i don't think a jury in the land would convict someone like this. kyle rittenhouse did it and got process. that's what you need, a jury of your peers. >> i don't know, manhattan is a tough place. >> she should not have been buying potato chips with stamp cards -- of the real food -- if there is no money left on that card, go outside and talk to your boyfriend, $350, he's probably got three singles in his jeans pocket. next thing you know, she says "i'm going to turn my boyfriend loose," now he's putting hands on him, and the judge has reasonable belief that you will be in serious bodily harm and have the right to self-defense. i saw both as a video, and not to see both videos and still charge -- that's the prosecution,

back home at rikers island after a murder charge.stabbed a career criminal f to a history of violence. he came behind. his family said that he acted in self-defense. mayor eric adams supports the hardworking. >> it is time for new york and americans to start standing up for people who follow the law. >> this is the latest controversy, alvin bragg as crime in new york city continues to rise. the latest numbers show crime is up 31% with more than 11,000 instants. compare that to june 2021 with just under 8500 total incidents. the police commissioner sagging if you commit a crime, you will be arrested. >> we also need to address the perception among criminals that there are no consequences. if you commit a violent felony in our city, we will find you. we will arrest you, and we will build a case to prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. >> carley: as part of his release agreement although new york city had to turn over his passport ensuring he wouldn't go to the dominican republic on a trip that was already planned. back to you

he sent them to rikers island. a jail so famous, they spent decades tried to shut it down.wasn't so bad that they sent jose alba there. then set his bail at a quarter of a million dollars, $250,000 in the city that's considering a name relative all bail judge lowered the bond to $50,000 but the message that he sent was clear to everybody watching. it was this. if the criminal who assaults who is a member of a favored group, you don't have the right to fight back, you may not defend yourself. you must take whatever he gives you because thugs have more rights than you do. you being the person dumb enough to be working almost midnight in a bodega in harlem on a friday. that's the message. it wasn't simply the tech companies as always, they joined with government as a unified force to send this message. gofundme deleted jose alba's fund-raising page from the internet. contrast this with how the left's militia are treated. now, gofundme explained you don't allow fund-raising for anybody who's been charged with a felony. blm riders were encouraged to raise bail for a legal defens

that is why he had jose alba on rikers island -- rikers island, of all places -- with a $500,000 bailstand justice, like boudin in san francisco, like kramer in philadelphia. you don't protect the victims of crime, you protect the criminals because it is all about crime. >> jesse: i don't know, i have been paying for my hair product and with inflation it is getting very expensive, i might have to go live the life of crime, seems like you can get away with it here in new york. curtis, thank you so much. this is like holly frazier now. we have to see the next thing happen, all right? >> jesse, just remember you of two celebrity shoppers to choose from when you go christmas shopping. mclucas, or you've got michelle. your choice. >> jesse: dealer's choice, thanks, curtis. one of joe biden's biggest talking points when he came into office, there was a famine. because trump could not crush covid, there were literally people lining up around the blocks waiting for food to be handed out, remember this? >> remember those long lines you would see on television? people lining up, just to get a b

so you have to make a choice between your life or going to rikers island which we all know is a pretty brutal place. emily, thank goodness, we live in a country that's trial by jury i hope these charges are gropsd. >> rachel: important to note who is funding these d.a.s who is creating this kind of culture in our cities? that is george soros. it is the story that we all need to get to the bottom of to go why is george soros so invested? why has he created this fund that funds the campaigns across the country. not just in new york city. these d.a.s are all across. one of the insidious. it's kind of evil. >> brian: didn't he put the d.a. in waukesha, too? >> rachel: that d.a. came in before -- maybe subsequent campaigns have been funded by him, but other ones in st. louis and others. we need to understand why is someone funding d.a.s who will come in and eliminate bail and as you said it's the same guys that run through even in small towns like my husband's when he was a d.a. it's the same people that come through the system. >> steve: sure. but here's the thing. the people of the towns

the nation has had enough of these awoke das hard working worker into rikers island after fending off violent ex-con pre-has been released from jail. even york mayor eric adams has supported the business owners actions claiming self-defense. also, main street media ignoring the voicemail joe biden allegedly left for his son hunter on his shifty overseas business dealings. we will get into it for the present setting executive order today on abortion act. he is facing ongoing pressure from both parties to do more as he has into the midterm bird "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ >> good evening welcome everybody up you a look at your money stocks i think mostly lower today major indexes a sweeping leaked weekly gain the buy demonstration touting better-than-expected june jobs report today made a looming recession concerns. all while americans like you and me are facing record high inflation and ongoing pain at the pump. edward lawrence is at the white house with more force, edward. >> jackie, this was a very strong report in fact the private sectors at about all the jobs that fit lo

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yet congresswoman alba charged with second-degree murder and thrown in jail at rikers island.t is wrong with this picture? >> what is wrong is this d.a. is so misguided and so backwards where he doesn't actually want to prosecute people who commit crimes, but now he wants to go after a law-abiding citizen who acted in self-defense, which is a right of every single american. the real issue that we are facing in new york city and new york state is the fact that people still embolden now, actually by the law put in place by the democrats to make sure they can enter stores and take whatever they want without paying for it. and the hardworking citizens whose trying to run a business is the one who is suffering. we saw it during looting in 2021, we see it during the smash and grabs repeatedly. now in this case as well with someone thought they could come in and take a bag of potato chips and then came back to us hope the bodega owner when he said "no." >> anita: that was my next question, what is the message the d.a. alvin bragg is sending to other store owners? god forbid they get

. >> and the girlfriend stabbed the grocery worker, and she went home for dinner, he went to rikers island. you can't make that up. cheryl: unbelievable. >> and the bottom line is when the guy jumps to the other side of the counter, it's like a person coming into your home. a customer -- cheryl: it's self-defense. >> it's self-defense. cheryl: anywhere else in this country, that would have been self-defense. >> and i've got to commend mayor adams, he has sood up. you know -- stood up. very few politicians had the courage to stand up. he stood up and said it's wrong, it was self-defense, and they released him on $5,000 bail. cheryl: what's happening here -- and i'm glad he got out of jail, we saw that news break, but what's happening here in new york city is a bigger story. it's not just new york, it is los angeles, san francisco, chicago. criminals are ruling the roost -- >> yes. cheryl: -- and law-abiding citizens are suffering. i was at duane reade a couple weeks ago, a guy walked in, picked up a case of beer, walked out. >> horrible. cheryl: it's heartbreaking, but it is the politics in

that they sent him to rikers island with a quarter millionbi dollars bail now.ucker, from what i've read to that bail apparently was higher than one of the illegal immigrantsha that came into the united states and was planning a july fourth terrorist attack along with another illegal entrant to virginia. and they were armed i and they were they were foundan out and they were arrested. but apparently i wrote a reporte just shortly before coming on to your program that it was something around fifteen thousand dollars. that's what their bond was setit at. it's amazing the story of josé alba and the bodega because clearly alvin bragg, the d.a. here, values criminals and the safety of criminals more so and he values innocent people. look, i get that democrats think that beingra a victim is a virtue, but it's not. i think that it's time in america i that everybody just kind of follow what i like toha call the faa and follow creed of self-defense.el if a criminal wantsf-de tofensep in your home in the middle of the night and try to take youco on the consequence that, t

alba is home with an ankle monitor after a weeklong stint on rikers island facing a murder charge. owners association francisco marc. they bailed him out. got to keep pressure. we have to keep fighting because, you know why this happened or says he's known for years. well, alba quietly awaits his fate, making sure that there is justice for mister we want to see mister alba. >> united bodegas of america is calling on the manhattan district attorney to ensure the safety of bodega workers facing dangerous situations across new york city. the video speaks for itself and everyone knows that this man didn't go out that morning thinking he was going to kill someone. >> but his life was in danger. and all he did was defend himself. so we are hoping that bragg makes the right moves. >> district attorney alvin bragg said his office's investigation is ongoing with another court appearance, july 20th. >> that was kala rama reporting for us tonight from new york. >> now to developing news out of southern california. a police are searching for a gunman wanted in connection to a string of shootin

he is the new york city bodega worker freed on bail but not before being thrown to rikers island.ardworking immigrant who became a legal citizens versus a career criminal on parole. in a normal city, he would be getting a good citizen award but this is nyc, home of aoc and elmo break so instead of the 61-year-old father of three was jailed on $250,000 bail. that was half of what though woke pro-crime office wanted to slap him with. they are considering a second-degree murder charge which should get thrown out quicker than a copy of jesse's book "how i saved the world." after a huge public outcry not seen since "the nanny" was canceled, alba's bail was reduced to 50 grand. alba made bail and he's a free man, as he should be. [cheers and applause] charges are still pending. what a message to thugs everywhere that today's daily special is a hot serving of f around and find out. have cities had enough of this bleeped? we go to our crime correspondent for answers. i mean. it was a cute video, tyrus. >> tyrus: we don't check resumes anymore. cute and cuddly is on the box. >> greg: what

let alone putting him at rikers island? you should be suing alvin cragg.suit. >> jason: i've got to tell you, here's a guy working in the bodega, somebody comes to try to rip him off. i watched the video and i think it's clear, i can't believe what this guy's going through. my heart really goes out to his family. it's so unnecessary about that family i think he's the victim. thank you for joining us and more on the special edition of "hannity" right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jason: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," unfortunately it's time to go. let me thank sean hannity for allowing me to sit in his seat and you can check out my podcast jason in the house and you can go find that podcast. laura ingraham, "the ingraham angle" is up next to. it's all yours. >> laura: jason, fantastic job as always, great to see you and i am laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle. globalists are on the run, thus the focus of tonight's angle. they told us it would be wonderful. >> i believe we can make our economy even stronger and make open trade an ev

alba was arrested and held at new york's rikers island jail unable to pay $250,000 bail.ng outrage about the case, a judge thursday reduced the bail to $50,000. alba's family put up 5,000 and his employer, agreed to pay the recommander if alba flees. prosecutor who initially sought half a million dollars bail fearing that alba would not return from a previously planned trip from the dominican republic agreed to the bail reduction citing new restrictions. alba handed over his passport, agreed not to leave new york city and will be monitored electronically. a growing chorus of new yorkers say alba acted in self-defense. on thursday a former cop and the city's democrat mayor eric adams visited the store. >> as i saw it from the video, i saw a worker here inside the store following the law and he should not have been approached in the manner that he was approached. >> a go fund me page that raised money for alba has been taken down and donations returned. the site says it terms of service do not allow fundraising for legal defense violent crime. another fundraising platform g

it just heard mayor eric adams thursday he was acting in the defense and yet he still gets into rikers island you feel? >> it's really hard because to me as a bodega owner, having my kids work with me and husband, it could have made me. i could tell you, last week, we had kind of something similar. someone came to the store, grab a six pack of corona and literally went out, then came back again for more. my son's document that you got to pay and the guy into a confrontation. thank nothing happened, he could have been caught up in the same thing. >> carley: if you put in a situation were to you defend yourself and your children defend themselves and your business and your property or you let something like this happen and you could be safe from real-time yourself. >> i'm thinking, and i set it to my son, is that it could have been you right there. because you would have fought with him and who knows what would have happened? because at this time, there is a lot of emotion that comes together and you don't have control of -- either you wouldn't do that, i'm pretty sure they're inviting him to d

now 61-year-old jose alba find himself behind bars after a notorious rikers island jail. the d.a.g slapping with the murder charge and setting bail at eye-popping $250,000. thankfully it got reduced to $60,000 and he should be out soon. keep in mind the same d.a. who got rid of cash bail and lets them roam free. "the new york post" summing it up this way, self-defense isn't a crime. manhattan d.a. it is time to ditch alva bragg. and stopping by the store and standing up for the clerk. >> now is time for this office to make an investigation and grand jury to go through the proceedings, but i'm a big believer that innocent new yorkers who are doing their job, obviously this gentleman was here, provided for his family. >> jesse: judge, this reminds me of the kyle rittenhouse situation, all on video, you see the video but this is more clear cut, yet they put him with a murder charge. >> judge jeanine: this is a microcosm what is going on in america today. the victim is seen as someone that should be ignored and the criminal is being protected. in this situation, what you have is a guy

. >> carley: alba is now out on $50,000 bail after spending time on rikers island, the worst possible prison sentence of 25 years. unfiltered horse on the attack does the leaders in liberal cities allotting lawlessness take over. watch. >> completely large list now in liberal cities, chaotic societies where everything has been -- everything has been flipped on their heads. the store owner in the bodega, we seen the video we await the girlfriend gets off after stabbing the guy. the implement broken policing, while the stop the little stuff on the big stuff takes care of itself. that's what hurt me about this and they just refuse to do it. ill at these people we shape for the worlds out there. they were according to the nypd, fell and. people do seem like not a story we can tell you her on "fox and friends first," but here's the reason why. ten unvaccinated players, yes, time and staying home thanks to canada's cover 19 restrictions. vaccine requirements will affect a former all-stars, andrew penn energy and what may feel. right fielder hunter telling the press "i live a healthy lifesty

. >> following his arrest, alba, unable to make bail was held in new york's rikers island jail.ng criticism prosecutors for the office of controversial district attorney alvin bragg agreed to lowering the amount from 250 to $50,000. before the bail reduction, bragg's office issued a statement about the case saying, quote: we are continuing to review the evidence and the investigation is ongoing. new york's police commissioner kishon seoul briefing on the latest crime stats would not discuss alba's arrest. she did say citywide compared to a year ago most major crimes are on the rise but there is a decrease in murder and shootings. bret? >> bret: david lee miller in new york. david lee, thanks. up next, a bipartisan push to designate russia as a sponsor of terrorism. we will go live to ukraine. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around this country are covering tonight. fox 9 in detroit as former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is sentenced to more than 29 years in prison after pleading guilty in december to federal civil rights charges. he is already serving

mayor de blasio for eight years and the worst possible leadership, hands off, don't put him in rikers islandan in their, new york is coming around. new york is coming around. this was a self-defense case, no one disputes that now. it was reasonable belief that he needed to use force to save his own life and i think as gruesome as it is let this be an example that the bodegas are now going to fight back. not only are they going to fight back but the city administration is going to be behind them, the neighborhood watches are going to be behind them, the other bodega owners are behind them, the community will reject the notion that these thieves, these arrogant, entitled thieves can have free reign. >> jesse: geraldo mentioned the d.a. didn't even look at the video before charging the guy with murder, dana. why rush a charge? one i'll just wait until you have all the evidence collected and then make a decision? >> dana: this is a good outcome today, this is just as today, but it was really delayed and that is almost -- not only did they charge him with second-degree murder but they took them s

prison who should remain behind bars, and when kathy hochul signed it, she released 191 people from rikers island and a whole bunch of people immediately get rearrested. they passed into law something called the halt act. we have corrections officers who are getting assaulted because the changes to solitary confinement. we see cop killers and murderers and rapists getting released and there's no weighing of victim and victim impact when they want to provide testimony to say that's why this is a bad idea. of course we have district attorneys on top of it all refusing to enforce the law. my first act when i get sworn in, it is not just my constitutional authority, it will be my constitutional duty as governor, in new york, where there's no recall elections, i will take the oath, and my first act to be -- to tell the district attorney that he is being fired. all of this together will help to secure our streets. cashless bail is part of the problem making it worse. one of the reasons why new york leads the whole country in population loss. >> eric: the d.a. coming under tremendous criticism for a var

so you have to make a choice between your life or going to rikers island, which we know is a pretty brutalmily, we live in a place trial by jury, the charges will be dropped and in the event they are not, the jury of peers will acquit alba. thank god we live in that kind of country. >> to be clear self-defense to a murder trial. the kyle rittenhouse successful, lawful self-defense looks like per the jury there. but this discussion, what makes it so hard to stomach is exactly what we were talking about when we hear these repeat violent assaults on the streets of manhattan day after day after day. and these guys let free every single time. we learn about the guy that was killed, he was a known gang member and we talk about being in a gang. the granddaughter of alba said if there is any justice left in the judicial system, please let it work here in the place i was born and raised, harlem. i don't know if that is going to happen. >> we are at war. it would seem that these liberal district attorneys have chosen their side. if they haven't chosen their side, they are incompetent to let us know

he goes to rikers island o and lord only knows what would have happened if they didn't bail them outd let me bring up this other video that we have. i mean, these kids, they look like they're either inie a bathing suit or a diaper or underwear orda whatever , and they're punching the cops, they hitting the cops. obviously the cops are going t a hot a kid. how did they learn at that age to hate cops like this? >> this is the culture we've created.'s and it's unfortunate, sean, because unfortunate the realityn the wake of george floyd and even in the years preceding that, in the wake off ferguson, what we allowed to exist in this country is the idea that police are evil and that police should be disrespected and that policece should be taunted and attacked. a and that is what has creatednt this toxic environment where police officers are getting killed far more frequently and also the people that they otherwiseha would be protecting are getting killed far more frequently. no one protected more black lives than our police white, black, hispanic and asian allll over this country and on t

here in new york, two city council members made an unannounced visit monday to the rikers island prisonlled it a "hellhole." tiffany caban's district includes rikers, and in a statement she described a "lack of cleaning supplies, lack of medical attention, constant overdoses and other health crises, new yorker after new yorker languishing in intake for day after day with no air conditioning in the middle of a severe heat wave and generally a , persistent wave of what in the outside world would be seen as an emergency taking a week or two to address inside the facility." in the pacific northwest, a heat wave pushed temperatures in some areas above 110 degrees fahrenheit. this is an immigrant held at the northwest detention center, run by the private-prison company geo group, in tacoma, washington speaking to maru mora-villalpando of the immigration justice group la resistencia. >> right now ifeels very hot. the guards to not switch the hours that we go out to the yard. they take us out at 2:00, noon, 1:00, during when it is extremely hot there is no sha and they leave us out there for on

this marks the end of the nearly three week ordeal for jose alba, which includes five days on rikers islandected while he was there. a stab wound. we will get into that, maybe. it also comes after weeks of public outcry. supporters and activists held multiple rallies demanding that charges against him be dropped. they even met with d.a. bragg last week to make a case for self-defense. so, kayleigh, just to revisit for a moment, the deceased's girlfriend allegedly managed to stab, at some point, jose alba. and that stab wound is what became infected reportedly when they shipped them out to rikers. >> kayleigh: yes, please he should never have been. you can't undo that damage he experienced. it costs money to get out of prison there and of course the bodega stepped up and helped him come up there's money involved, his life, the p.r. component of this. it can't be undone. and as it's proven by these drop charges, the american people putting public pressure on these radical d.a.s, because look what happened. the pressure, he became a household name, and all the sudden he says he's considering d

he was charged with second degree murder and was initially held at rikers island where he was stabbede bodega and small business group. he was later allowed home when bail was reduced to await his next court date. the united bodega group called itself-defense the version with audio they heard with >> they heard that mr. alba was not being aggressive at all. they basically heard this guy and the wife saying that they're going to f him up, you know, and it all just escalated. >> reporter: those who know alba confident in his motivations >> to me, i know that man personally he lives in my building. he's the kindest man i ever met. if he says it's self-defense, it is >> reporter: and there have also been calls to charge austin simon's girlfriend after seeing that portion of the video which she appears to stab alba during that fight last week the mayor seemed to support that action but so far she has not been charged shep >> valerie castro live in new york city. thanks. >>> prosecutors in los angeles are now describing a man who they say went on a murder spree in southern california as a s

if there was no video, he would be at rikers island right now. want to go there to help this man. he should walk free but this is a message of false prosecutors not only in new york but across the country who basically like criminals and dislike victims. that man's story is a victim. let me give you the easy argument, self defense. he will not see a day in jail. stuart: he shouldn't and that is a fact. the recall effort against los angeles district attorney george gascon passed a milestone. they have all the signatures they need and then some. in san francisco, chester bodine is out but my question, does it make any difference? if you get rid of these radical das do things change? i don't think so. >> you are right, nothing is going to change. in los angeles county we are in pins and needles to make sure we have enough valid signatures to get rid of one of the worst das, george gascon but george soros will prop another progressivity a, the democrats have ignored crime in this country since the 2020 riots so they will place another progressivity a

let alone putting him in rikers island, he ought to be suing alvin bragg.maybe that'll be the next lawsuit. i got to tell you, here's a guy he's working at about somebody comes to try to rip him off. i've watched the video. ar i think, it's clear i can't believe what this guy's going through. i feel my heart reallys goes out for his family. you don't want to see anybody killed or died. i die so unnecessary. buto that family, i think he's the victim. right. u thanks for joining us . all right. more of this specialdi edition of "hannity" right after the break. >>nitye on fox station. it's forever grateful to those who put this great country first. and to show our appreciation, we're continuing to offer all of military and veterans their first year, a fox nation for free , where you can stream shows that celebrate our country and honor those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom. see, this is an awards show that america needs, that our heroes deserve is for all the men and women i served with over the 20 years in afghanistan who had a willingness to lear

alba released from rikers island after his bail was lowered by d.a.wing massive pushback to the original six figure bond. alba faces up to 25 years in jail. united bodega of america's group demanding bragg drop all charges against alba. >> we believe jose alba's charges should all be dropped. murder charges and any charges that he is being charged with. because it's the right thing to do. we are hoping that we will convince d.a. r.r. d.a. brag to do the right thing. >> the group is tomorrow while the remain in limbo. >> brian: with this video, we didn't think that he was guilty anyway. nobody really thinks omany with this audio and video they not only say he should be exxonner united stated they want stand your ground law. if they feel threatened and someone comes in, you have the right to defend yourself. what with we hope a legal gun. in florida, this wouldn't even be an issue. >> carley: this is crazy. this is what new york laws look like. this guy is minding his own business, trying to keep his store afloated. trying to provide food for his family

with jose alba here in new york city, the man whos was working at a bodega who was thrown into rikers islandh a bail of a quarter of a million dollars. we're not going to stand for that anymore many these prosecutors have to stand up for crime and punishment. so those who commit crimes are going to be punished. not the law abiding res dents og residents of all these cities and states. maria: i don't understand why that's not the rule now. i mean, i don't understand why they are so soft on crime. what are they thinking? as if it's going to end any other way other than serious crime committed on ordinary people. dagen: well, they're pro-criminal and anti-cop, anti-police. that is who they are. this is the social justice warrior. the justice is not for, again, law abiding residents of all these cities. they somehow think that criminals need to be coddled and that's what we've seen. and it's not unlike inflation that it starts out small, you know, as kevin hassett was describing it yesterday, it starts out in small way that's the vast population of any city can't really see it but now you walk o

bodega attacks, the man is attacked in a bodega, stabs his attacker, charged with murder, goes to rikers islandope so. if there's a better encapsulation of the air rationality in this city when it comes to responding to public safety it is this. this man was assaulted. he was fearing for his life, tried to get away and he did as a last resort because he wanted to preserve his life, did what he had to do. doubt that -- how does he end up in rikers? stuart: shirley you can use this in your campaign. >> i don't need to use it. out and brag needs to be removed. stuart: far be it from me to give political advice to a democrat but there you go. the first to appear in a long time. great to see you. come back soon. former olympic volleyball player kim glass reveal she was attacked by homeless man in los angeles. take me through this story. ashley: a horrible story. glass was attacked as she was saying goodbye to a friend after having lunch in downtown la. >> homeless man ran up with something in his hand. before i knew it, a big metal bolt hit me. ashley: the damage was done. police took him into custo

you're treated like the criminal which is exactly what alvin bragg has done, sending jose alba to rikers islandprotect himself. he was not the aggressor. he was the victim. and this is the upside down world in which live here in new york city and which other people in major blue cities have to endure and deal with, where they're soft on criminals but tough on victims and the fact that people -- you can punch somebody in the face, they're right back out on the street. you can push somebody on a subway track, they're right back out on the street. you can rob and steal over and over and over again and they're right back out on the street. even if you get caught with an illegal gun, this da'ses office has treated those people as if, oh, woe is them. no, woe is all of us. what jose alba did was simply he protect himself. there's an article in the new york post today that by law the actions of the accused are justified. and i predicted this all along, that you were going to have -- because the cops have been cass cas castigated by these left wing nuts. you're left with defending yourself and defendin

did he have himself bragg was nerve to charge him with second-degree murder and there -- him on rikers island with maria" starts right now. . >> a good morning, everyone. i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo, monday, july 11, top stories 8:00 a.m. eastern opinion. bracing for big jumps in inflation this week, this week, we get the june consumer price index, and the producer price index wednesday and thursday big bank earnings with jpmorgan and morgan stanley, later in the week, president biden's poll numbers plummeting continue to so, so "new york times" poll shows job approval just 33% majority of democrat voters say they don't want him to be the 2024 nominee. and hope somebody else anybody else will take the spot as republicans for state of the economy under have i watch, looking to markets all three major market gauges down to start this week, selling picking up steam dow futures down 176 points technology growth stocks led gains last week nasdaq composite tech-heavy gaining more than 4 1/2%, take a look at oil prices, this morning, to the downside. losses on brent, and west texas inter

. >> he would spend nights at rikers island, be living in an apartment. afraid to go out.yesterday became clear the evidence was so transparent even this liberal woke d.a., alvin bragg had to admit the charges against this bodega worker of murder should be dropped. >> ainsley: al van bragg's issued this motion to dismiss the second degree murder charge against alba and then a judge decided yes i will dismiss it. that happened yesterday afternoon. autopsied the bodega association president, who we have interviewed in the past says that mr. alba is so happy. listen. >> so happy. so happy. called me three times after that. will everyone saw that video know what is happening in new york city. it was agreed jose [inaudible] we are facing every day and that's just the beginning. we have to keep fighting to bring back public safety. >> steve: absolutely. we are all talking about public safety. here's the thing. you know, ultimately the d.a. said oh, there is not enough evidence to prosecute. that's because the evidence shows this guy was acting in self-defense. and that's why eve

. >> ainsley: rikers island but he's on antibiotics now and he's fine. >> brian: thank you. >> good morningnts gathering and stop by the police. an apparent human smuggling operation and fox news witnessing one of the first incidents of busting migrants back to the border. it's the state's attempt to stamp the sturgeon illegal immigration. in culver city, california, caught on video appearing to rob a store in broad daylight. get this, wearing an ankle monitor. according to the police the man was on parole for another robbery. authorities say he entered the store with a gun drawn before jumping over the counter and taking about $500 from the register. they say he was later picked up by the police with the cash and the handgun seen in the video. the police and the city say they have seen a 90% increase in crime over the past two years. asset unveiling the first photo taken by the james telescope last night. president biden of revealing the image with the farthest distance ever seen by humanity. when nasa administrator promising more images, including some that are so precise that you will se

he goes to rikers island they go set up go fund me page.so that was taken down because go fund me says we don't really -- we cannot supply via source even though they get a percentage of it. be a source of money for a situation like that. >> ainsley: go fund me released a statement on why they were supporting one and not the other. this is what they said about the guy who was shooting up the lady's apartment with her kids inside. they said the fundraiser t.f. family fund donations will go toward funeral, food and family expenses. fundraisers for these types of expenses are allowed under the go fund me terms of services. they were trying to raise $20,000. they hit that goal so that family will get that money. then when they talk about canceling the fundraiser for jose alba the bodega worker trying to defend himself. they say terms of service prohibit the fundraising for legal defense of a violent crime. at this time the fundraiser has been removed and all the donors have been refunded. >> steve: so the reason we are doing it just shows you t