they're also using coast guard aircraft to do that as well. again, they're going into communities.y transferring those individuals to facilities in tennessee, in michigan and places so they can again be processed and then released. now, once they get here if they've claimed asylum and they're going through an asylum process was your court date is many months, maybe even a year away you get a work permit. they're able to start working. they are not a citizen by any stretch of the imagination but they do start to be able to work and start to receive some federal benefits. again that is at tax payer expense for its important to remember we are talking about a small population of haitians that have come into del rio. we have that same population coming into the country. we have two the past seven -- eight months every other week. the haitians were front and center because they were in one location under a bridge in del rio. you have to remember in the month of july 20, 0000 illegal apprehensions the vast majority of those are over a majority are being released into the country. we have

and we're tracks a whole time by the us coast guard. so why did the pentagon post the photos and then take them down just hours after posting, and how does this play into the continued activity by the united states in the south china sea? while to help us with some answers, we bring in a former counterterrorism officer drew request through thank you so much for joining me on this. hey, thanks for having got a real temperamental area that we're dealing with. the south china sea. we know that going into it. so now let's talk about this recent event that we're just now kind of finding out about. chinese analysts say this could be seen as countermeasures against the us military provocations that they've been doing on china doorstep supposedly all. and this name of fairness, so does the u, the u. s. has actually south china sea is international waters, china objects to that? so how far are both sides willing to continue to push in order to have their way? well, that is the question, right? i mean this is, this is a big deal. well, we've seen

the self-service plus which is a password management single sign-on capability we work for the us coast guardvulnerabilityty at the port of houston and found out working for the coast guard partners to better understand that vulnerability and get the information out to see if we saw the same vulnerability for the critical infrastructure partners this is one of the early successes to share that information across the partners to see ifjc they could find additional victims to notify into his point we see the campaign is limited we are continuing to looked her up. and then to look at the private sector expertise that the advanced persistent threat have been exploiting the vulnerabilities and what does that mean if it is a nationstate actor and then to be determined who it is that can be complicated but tuesday what that threat actor is they go to great lengths as we saw was solarwinds toce cover their tracks to live for a long time in network and extract data we are working very closely with the interagency partners to better understand the threat actor to ensure wed are not only able to protect

right at the time when china has empowered is heavily armed coast guard to used leasable -- gleeful--ful force wherever it wants. it has led to a collapse in trust and a strengthening of military deterrence in the region is welcomed quietly by much of the region, but not by beijing. >> how likely is trying to use this alliance to expand its own military echo -- military? >> there might be calls from the war hawks to increase it. they were trying to join the former tpp. i think china's response be economic. it's monetary account is under than ever due to iron or exports to china. there are other areas that will impact and it will. >> and other response echo -- ? >> it should not escalate to a new cold war. if u.s. intervenes militarily australia will be obligated to get involved militarily because of the deal with the summaries. you could get to a dangerous position and all sides should cool their heads work it out as much as possible. >> i think there is real room to clarify the understanding that we have with each other. there is a tendency for talking past each other here and some o

week, you'll know we're up here on our roof for the best view in town will be with us looking out over the coast guard line where we've been bringing you coverage from the french 21 russia.

coast guard and what he saw. >> reporter: tonight, those hardest hit communities from the air. the u.s. coast guard taking us up and over louisiana towns that may exist on the map, but now made barely recognizable by hurricane ida. this is port fourchon, where that 172 wind gust was recorded. you can see what it did to that boat dock -- obliterating it. we flew to grand isle, desolate, largely destroyed and cut off from the world. but our pilot matt keiper spotting something below. >> white pickup truck there in the intersection stuck in the mud with some wires. >> reporter: we touched down. this is the island where a bunch of people were riding it out. the coast guard flew overhead and they gave them a thumb's up. on the ground and in that truck was chris who showed me videos of what it was like to ride out the storm. so, you're sitting there and you're watching literally the house crumble in front of you and around you. >> yes. >> reporter: now, he was stuck in the sand. his truck, his only air conditioning. over 6,000 national guard fanning out across louisiana and mississippi, along with local first resp

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week, you'll know we're up here on our roof for the best view in town will be with us looking out over the coast guard line where we've been bringing you coverage from the french 21 russian parliamentary election subsidy and counting, as you'd expect across this entire country, is in full swing. the initial results are coming in. we're looking around, 2 percent of the vert counted so false. we all thought that a pretty good idea of how the st tomorrow will look. like i said, such you've said counts so far and what it looks like is that the ruling united russia party has about 45 percent of the quote was a communist party of the russian federation. always the 2nd favorite comes 2nd. look, you can see shy of 22 percent indeed, bring up the 3rd place, the liberal democratic party of russia with just 8 percent of the vote. just to remind you, of course, these vote results are not final. these are preliminary results. so lots of votes feel the counts over many hours, just russia and the bottom line, that emergency smaller part is next on 7 percent. now one that you come up to the russian political, seen on

just this week, we had an incident in the south trying to see were chinese coast guard said that they had to expel a us massage, destroy, which was sailing around the mischief reef in the sprightly islands territory claimed by china. but it's actually disputed territorial so claimed by chinese neighbors. so these tensions are continuing to bubble in the background. these in hong kong have charged the organizers of a vigil mocking the anniversary of the chinaman square. protests officials rated a museum run by the same group which pays tribute to the victims of beijing, 1989 crackdown subversion case against the groups leaders was brought to court and friday under hong kong national security law targeting descent critics of el salvador is president say he's trying to undermine democracy. last week, the top court ruled he can serve 2 consecutive terms, opening the door for naya mckayla to stay in power beyond 2024 judges involved appointed by the ruling party. john holman, has more from san salvador in el salvador, at least some people are worried. angry showing it on the street the last week a long term

just this week, we had an incident in the south trying to see where chinese coast guard said that they had to expel a us massage, destroy, which was sailing around the mischief reef in the spotlight islands. territory claimed by china, but it's actually disputed territorial so claimed by chinese neighbors. so these tensions are continuing to bubble in the background. now, tough new rules are being rolled out in the united states for workers who refuse a curb at 19 vaccine. they include mandatory vaccinations or testing for some and disciplinary action for others who don't comply, president, job buttons. republican rivals meanwhile are planning legal action in response. she returns he has more now from washington d. c. d v. my fellow americans, joe biden announced a 6 point plan to deal with code 19. what the white house called a puff out of the pandemic. if we implement, i believe, and the scientists indicate that the months ahead, we can reduce the number of on vaccinated americans. decrease has hospitalizations in depth and allow our children to go to school safely and keep our, our economy strong by

just this week, we had an incident in the south trying to see were chinese coast guard said that they had to expel a us massage, destroy, which was sailing around the mischief reef in the sprightly islands territory claimed by china. but it's actually disputed territorial so claimed by chinese neighbors. so these tensions are continuing to bubble in the background. so where are us china relations headed smith to speak to benjamin has of h was a research fellow at the school of regulation and global government for the australian national university. he's joining us via skype from sydney. good. have you with us, benjamin. the lack of communication was a measure of the rising tensions between china and the us. the last meeting we are, we call between us and chinese officials in march and the very act honestly publicly anyway, just just how positive are the direct talks in months. the 1st one, how significant the breaks you think this certainly holidays development as you know that the relationship has been on the rocks for some time. and this is taking it in the right direction. having contact between the

just this week, we had an incident in the south trying to see were chinese coast guard said that they had to expel a us massage, destroy, which was sailing around the mischief reef in the sprightly islands territory claimed by china. but it's actually disputed territorial so claimed by chinese neighbors. so these tensions are continuing to bubble in the background. canada's prime minister justice pseudo has squared off with his main rival in a final televised debate ahead of this month, snap election. polls put to add on to the center, right? conservative party in a tight race with 2, those liberals. voters appear frustrated with a prime minister's decision to call the elections 2 years early. how we're going to move forward through this pandemic to end it, how we're going to build back better. those decisions are going to be taken by your government. now in the coming weeks, this fall, not a year from now, not 2 years from now. could it not? did it get mine to district? i know you want to go harder and faster on vaccinations. i know you want to go harder and faster on climate change, and you get to ch

aleutian islands, august 29th through september 1st, but did not enter us territorial waters and retracts a whole time by the u. s. coast guard. so why did the pentagon post the photos and then take them down just hours after posting, and how does this play into the continued activity by the united states in the south china sea? while to help us with some answers, we bring in a former counterterrorism officer drew request for thank you so much for joining me on this. hey, thanks for having me. got a real temperamental area that we're dealing with the south china sea, we.

just this week, we had an incident in the south trying to see where chinese coast guard said that they had to expel a us massage, destroy, which was sailing around the mischief reef in the sprightly islands territory claimed by china. but it's actually disputed territorial so claimed by chinese neighbors. so these tensions continuing to bubble in the background. but this is not the 1st time we've had a warming signed. we've actually had us climate envoy john kerry who was here in china in the port city of kent in just last week. and he was here for 3 days. and he met with some very high level officials, including time, his foreign minister, one e. now one a very interestingly during those 3 days, said to john kerry that it does appear that climate change is one of the only issue that is sofa untainted by the rest of these tensions. but at the same time, washington cannot intend or cannot, cannot hope to work closely with china even on climate change. while the rest of the relationship is in such bad shape and waging really put the organise on washington to make headway and improving that. so it seems th

us what's rising to the surface. new environmental concerns about the damage caused by ida. the coast guardy to try to locate the source of an oil spill just off the louisiana coast. one of several potential hazards authorities are responding to across the gulf coast in new orleans. authorities hoped to fully restore power by wednesday. the rest of the state may take a lot longer, possibly up to a month or more. after i direct power lines and critical infrastructure that will take a long time to fix auto. devastation like the bomb went off in the northeast. the cleanup effort is still in its early stages. the roads here littered with trash, belongings and ruined vehicles, residents are going through waterlogged homes to salvage anything they can. many are unsure of where they'll go next. you think we can get an apartment anyway? i don't know if that's them. the message remains to be seen the rainfall coming in a downpour that shattered records and did not let up for hours, the sudden deluge overwhelmed sewer systems, causing floodwaters to rise rapidly. and then it got here. here here here,

the coast guard just dropped us off in grand isle. they're actually waiting over there. there is a truck that got stuck apparently in the sand here. we haven't seen anybody else on this island. >> reporter: but across the state many still holding on. >> i know what waking up the next day and having nothing is like. >> reporter: shelly huff decided to stay even though she lost everything in katrina. her community helping her stay afloat. >> we've all been banding together and sharing food, sharing drinks and an old neighbor brought us a generator. >> reporter: as we come back out to our drone shot, there are some buildings physically left standing but it's unclear if they'll be able to survive financially for 30 more days without power. there are cooling stations set up in new orleans, some power will come on in new orleans today but for hundreds of thousands of people there will be no power and that means they're going to suffer in this heat index of 100 degrees and that's dangerous for the elderly and the young. george? >> matt gutman, thanks very much. >>> we turn to t

they have been using planes the tonight, they have been using c 130 from the coast guard on land, andlding them accountable for that. there are groups that have been trying to map those movements and at the same time mapping the spike in covid cases and what they've seen is in these areas where you have a large number of illegal immigrants being resettled have a minimum in covid cases there. this again is not new. it happened a couple years ago with a variant of polio caused by the vaccine. does that sound to your? 95% of current cases of covid are the delta variant which is a mutation doctors agree and the cdc has been caused in part by the vaccines and the virus mutating. we are vaccinating people for the a variant of the virus which is like taking as one doctor said taking the flu jab from 2017 and using it against people who have the current flu virus. it is as useless as that which is why so many people who are vaccinated now have covid and are testing positive. when you look at illegal immigrants or immigration in general, and just like they were going to say and accused border

coast guard members followed monday's search operations with two hours of additional searching tuesday. both helicopters and boats have been used, but rescuers did not venture into the rough surf waters tuesday. the waves can be very calm. for periods of 20 to 30 minutes between sets and then a big set can come in with 5 15 waves, and it can cover that entire rock shelf. sweet people off. this is the third person to be swept into the ocean in this area of monterey bay in just over a week. the body of conrad milk co. of chicago, was recovered september 14th. he died after being pulled under by rip currents. san jose resident david guzman's body still has not been recovered after he went missing september 12th. that's definitely kind of a. a perfect storm. if you will. we have some big surf. we have some nice walk some nice weather. more people are going to be interfacing with the ocean and they might not be ready or capable of doing so. while family members watch from above and hope for the best. marcus pollux continues searching for his friend, a young man whom he planned to enjoy the final year of high school with before setti

used illegally as a residential haven. family members of the 34 people killed in the fire aboard a scuba diving boat two years ago are suing the u.s. coast guardthe lawsuit claims the coast guard showed lax enforcement of safety regulations and should not have certified the boat for passengers. ♪ anchor: resident is welcoming back his neighbors as dirt -- after they were forced to evacuate. calfire lifted the evacuation orders last night. i am sure people are so thankful to be able to go back home. anchor 2: we were all watching the weather because things are going to heat up. meteorologist: but the good news is that we are looking at paper book conditions for firefighters in the next 24 hours. it is cool right now and the winds are not that gusty. i do want to show you the smoke. you will notice all of the smoke being put out so some is getting entrained in our area with the wind coming from the north. that is why we have been dealing with a hazy sky. here is a hazy sunset. here is our san jose camera -- the sunset was dimmed because of the smoke. the air quality is a moderate for most of you. in sierra nevada, some improvement. south lake ta

used illegally as a residential haven. family members of the 34 people killed in the fire aboard a scuba diving boat two years ago are suing the u.s. coast guardx enforcement of safety regulations and should not have certified the boat for passengers. ♪ anchor:or:or:or:or:or:or:or:or:: resident is welcoming back his neighbors as dirt -- after they were forced to evacuate. calfire lifted the evacuation orders last night. i am sure people are so thankful to be able to go back home. anchor 2: we were all watching the weather because things are going to heat up. meteorologist: but the good news is that we are looking at paper book conditions for firefighters in the next 24 hours. it is cool right now and the winds are not that gusty. g put out so some is getting entrained in our area with the wind coming from the north. that is why we have been dealing with a hazy sky. here is a hazy sunset. here is our san jose camera -- the sunset was dimmed because of the smoke. the air quality is a moderate for most of you. in sierra nevada, some improvement. south lake tahoe reporting some good air quality. though heavy smoke continues over the region. tomorr

coast of southern california. one has been rescued, five are missing. matt finn is live in l.a. to bring us the details as the sun breaks there today. matt, good morning. >> a coast guard commander tells fox news this morning the urgent search and rescue for the five missing people is ongoing right now as the sun rises here in southern california. the navy says the overnight search was by air and water with help from the coast guard. the mh60 helicopter crashed into the sea 60 miles off the coast of san diego during routine flight operations. circumstances of the crash are not known. the navy hasn't given information about the status of the one person that was rescued. the helicopter was involved on the uss abraham lincoln based in san francisco. it is used in missions including combat support, disaster relief and search and rescues. we'll keep you updated as we learn more about the crash this morning. >> bill: thanks, matt. >> dana: new weather threats of the gulf states. massive heat wave sending temperatures soaring near the triple digits at the same time areas where ida knocked out power to more than a million people. fox weather correspondent steve bender is live

using outreach. campaigns pop up vaccination clinics and whatever it takes to get more people vaccinated. >> the cargo ship experiencing a coronavirus outbreak is under orders from the coast guard to stay anchored in san francisco bay to francisco fire boat responded to the ship yesterday and brought 6 crew members to the city for medical evaluation. kron four's maureen kelly has the latest now on those confirmed covid cases. >> here are pictures of the san francisco fire boat responding to monday's 911. call from on board the global striker a cargo ship out of the philippines. the cole saying 19 on board were showing signs of flu like symptoms today. the coast guard says that ship was already on their radar because of covid-19 on friday. >> was notified the coast guard that they had crew members who are experiencing since like symptoms they were already at anchorage anchorage 9 on saturday was when the crews tested and sunday was when we were notified of positive tests monday. 6 were taken to the embarcadero fire station at pier 26 where they were put on board a mass casualty bus and transported split between 2 city hospitals while their symptoms were described as extremely mi

coast. pleasure. >> still ahead at 8 o'clock signs of support growing in lafayette for that crossing guard who gave us life while on duty. tonight, we're hearing from 2 people who knew when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. let our injury attorneys when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. in for the family and friends of ashley dia sees this school crossing guard who was killed in lafayette. the 45 year-old lost his life protecting children from an oncoming car it happened after school was letting out at stanley middle school yesterday. >> diaz was working his second day as a crossing guard when he was pinned underneath the car after push

use between 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. in the evening when demand is highest and solar power production is declining. meantime the u.s. coast guard is investigating nearly 350 reports of oil spill incidents in the gulf of mexico as a result of hurricane ida. they are having a hard time identifying the owner of an oil line off the louisiana coast which was dislodged in the storm and spread oil for miles. one expert says the pipeline network is a mess with many old and abandoned wells in the area. authorities are working with energy companies to locate the owner. >>> time for a short break. still to come, women are leading the protests against the taliban in afghanistan but they have no place in the newly announced government. most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about

coast. rough surf and red flags already seen in galveston. workers removing life guard posts. nicholas isn't the only tropical disturbance causing concern tonight. rob marciano is tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, linsey. very active out here, nicholas is developing quite quickly. just over 200 miles from the texas coastline. you see it here on the satellite picture in the gulf of mexico. it's better organized, and will be making its way to the texas coast over the next 36 hours. so much so that tropical storm warnings have been extended. watches even for a hurricane in some spots. the fear of this maybe gathering enough strength to bring it to hurricane intensity. flash floods, heavy rain, and the forecast track brings it between corpus christi and houston late monday into tuesday morning. then slowing down. so the flood threat will be real, 10 to 15 inches of rainfall. and as you mentioned, very active. three other disturbances in the atlantic we need to watch. linsey? >> rob, thank you so much. >>> now to the breaking news from georgia. a massive explosion at an apartment complex. scattering debris across a neighborhood. crews are probing the wreckage and looking

u s coast guard members followed monday's search operations with two hours of additional searching tuesday. both helicopters and boats have been used, but rescuers did not venture into the rough surf waters tuesday. the waves can be very calm. for periods of 20 to 30 minutes between sets and then a big set can come in with 5 15 waves, and it can cover that entire rock shelf. sweet people off. this is the third person to be swept into the ocean in this area of monterey bay in just over a week. the body of conrad milk co. of chicago, was recovered september 14th. he died after being pulled under by rip currents. san jose resident david guzman's body still has not been recovered after he went missing september 12th. that's definitely kind of a. a perfect storm if you will. we have some big surf. we have some nice so nice weather. more people are going to be interfacing with the ocean and they might not be ready or capable of doing so. while family members watch from above and hope for the best. marcus pollux continues searching for his friend, a young man whom he planned to enjoy the final year of high school with before setting out o

s coast guard members followed monday's search operations with two hours of additional searching tuesday. both helicopters and boats have been used, but rescuers did not venture into the rough surf waters tuesday. the waves can be very calm. for periods of 20 to 30 minutes between sets and then a big set can come in with 5 15 waves, and it can cover that entire rock shelf. sweet people off. this is the third person to be swept into the ocean in this area of monterey bay in just over a week. the body of conrad milk co. of chicago, was recovered september 14th. he died after being pulled under by rip currents. san jose resident david guzman's body been recovee went missing september 12th. that's definitely kind of a. a perfect storm. if you will. we have some big surf. we have some nice walk some nice weather. more people are going to be interfacing with the ocean and they might not be ready or capable of doing so. while family members watch from above and hope for the best. marcus pollux continues searching for his friend, a young man whom he planned to enjoy the final year of high school with before setting out on one of life's a

s coast guard members followed monday's search operations with two hours of additional searching tuesday. both helicopters and boats have been used, but rescuers did not venture into the rough surf waters tuesday. the waves can be very calm. for periods of 20 to 30 minutes between sets and then a big set can come in with 5 15 waves, and it can cover that entire rock shelf. sweet people off while family members watch from above and hope for the best. marcus pollux continues searching for his friend, a young man whom he planned to enjoy the final year of high school with before setting out on one of life's adventures. there is just full of love enjoying. i'm just glad i was able to be a friend of his. like it was an honor for sure to be a good friend of his. state park officials say the searching here will continue until it gets dark and then pick up again tomorrow morning. remember this is the third person to go missing from this section of monterey bay in just over a week. we'll talk more about that coming up. at five o'clock. we're live here in monica and santa cruz county. jesse gary ktvu. fox two news. we'll head back to you.

publication by cisa, the fbi, and the coast guard last week that indicates an advanced, persistent threat, meaning right now, timely, a threat targeting a software program used to authenticate users when they log onto their computers. and according to this publication, it's widely used by several critical infrastructure sectors and actors have covered their tracks much like we saw with solarwinds. so again, i hope we can talk about the important -- not just the urgent, but the urgent is upon us again. i would ask you, ms. easterly, can you briefly explain what this is and why it matters? >> yes, thanks very much for asking that question, ranking member portman, because it does speak to i think a really good new story and collaboration and how we use data to protect other areas of infrastructure. you're referring to managed engine ad self-service plus which is this password management and single sign-on capability. we worked with the u.s. coast guard on a vulnerability at the port of houston and found out about this. we worked with our fbi partners and our coast guard partners to better understand that vulnerability and then to be able to get that information

us has just attained 13 cuban migrants who traveled to the u. s. and what has been described as a rustic vehicle. now the cubans, however, like the majority of those taken in by the coast guard, will most likely be returned back to cuba. failing to prove they deserve asylum in the united states. meanwhile, however, more than 23876, afghans have already arrived in the u. s. according to the state department, with most of them now finding temporary housing and various military bases around the country. so why are the ask is getting to stay and be taken care of while the cubans are being returned to their home. want to get this $360.00 view on this, we bring in editorial writer and journalist jennifer massey and taro ventura. host of watching the hoc. thank you so much for joining me. thank you. carol, i'm going to start with you. why do you think, are these cuban refugees being returned while we are bringing in the ask engine, those from south south america and trying to at least get them incorporated into the country? well, short answer in my humble opinion, and because the united states actually have cuba, if you look at the u. s. foreign policy over how many, you know, 3040