alexis mcadams has that story. ask jon, good evening for this is one of the busiest weekends for boating and beaches across the country that includes here on long island. take a look to see the channel the boaters are entering into the atlantic ocean. with the beautiful weather this weekend police state comes the crowds and choppy waterways. check this out we went with vanessa county marine bureau as they patrolled the atlantic ocean just off of long island here. there are 50 officers keep a close eye out for sharks. people driving recklessly and also boaters in distress for just last year there were 650 boating fatalities nationwide according to the u.s. coast guard. police also and for boaters under the influence. as others remain vigilant. >> people will be drinking today and hopefully they will not be controlling the boats. but it will happen. so it's nice to know somebody is out there watching out for boaters that are trying to be safe and quick system run east coast shark sightings are up in florida near miam

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. already that excessive heat warning. it's going to be an effect to listen effect. now it's going to be an effect tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday, and that's going to cover this much area. the areas that aren't covered, especially right around here around san mateo, sfo, oakland that's a heat advisory that gets dropped on tuesday. regardless this heat event is going to go on for three more days out 72 hours. if you will in those inland spots, so not just in our area, but all the way down the coast all the way down to southern california, san bernardino of las vegas, phoenix. it's a lot of heat for a lot of people, and so there's going to be problems. certainly with the power grid easily could be an issue tomorrow in the next couple of days. heat stroke things like that. so we've talked about it a lot, but just be prepared. this is the real deal. this is the this is not a drill. it's going to be hot. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow forecast highs on wind or tuesday, similar wednesday somewhere as well. it will be

foxes alexis mcadams has more on the memorials. during a tearful tribute sunday morning at the 9 11 memorial and museum in lower manhattan. the nation grieving marking 21 years since the attacks, nearly 3000 people lost their lives that day. although time has passed the loss not easier for these families. vice president kamala harris, new york governor kathy huckle, new york city mayor eric adams and attorney general mayor garland in that crowd. the loved ones of those victims, speaking directly to the nation's leaders. it took a tragedy to unite our country. back then no one cared if you were a republican, democrat, age , gender, race, ethnicity we were united. it took a tragedy to unite us. and now we're on to remind all of you there. it should not take another tragedy to unite our nation. president biden, also reflecting on america's solidarity in the wake of an unthinkable tragedy as you laid a wreath at a memorial at the pentagon, american story itself changed that day, but we will not change what we cannot change. never will.

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. people are hitting the road this holiday weekend in droves. here's a live look right now at interstate 80 in emeryville, triple a expects labor day travel this year to reach pre pandemic levels. you can see it is busy out there right now, much of that pre pandemic. level is due in large part to the falling price of gas. the average price nationally now at its lowest level since march at 3 78 a gallon that's down from an average of 4 13 a month ago gas, though here in the bay area is much higher than the national average at well over $5 a gallon . the california highway patrol says officers have arrested nearly 300 people so far for driving under the influence this labor day weekend, extra officers have been called in to work over the three day period. the chp says the crackdown began at six o'clock friday night and will continue until midnight tomorrow. in addition to dewey's officers are looking for reckless driving and speeding. both president joe biden and vice president kamala harris will spend labor day at events supporting unions. presid

alexis mcadams is live on long island. alexis treatment out there all summer on this. >> i have a part through it not that bad of an assignment you can ask molly she's on struck patrol the other day. at the unofficial end of summer people not think about that yet even though some kids are back to school right in the new york area. take a look over here but ricochet alive look right now the beautiful weather on long island for this the channel leading to the ocean it's when the busiest voting and beach across the country throughout the summer. the beautiful weather police expected busy and choppy waterways per take a look out on long island patrols are in full force. we went with the nasa county marine bureau they control the atlantic ocean just off of north island here for they have about 50 officers keeping a close eye out for sharks. people driving recklessly at boaters distresses what they're really looking out for. last year there 658 boating fatalities nationwide but that's according to the u.s. coast guard. they want

fox team coverage, alexis mcadams live with more on the funeral plans for the queen. first, senior affairs correspondent live at buckingham palace in london, greg. >> hi, late saturday night here but a steady stream of folks coming to pay their respects to their beloved queen elizabeth the second. the crowds today got a few more consists of king charles the third much to their delight. winter castle mother was a real treat. for the first time in two years prince harry and wife meghan received, were seen together. in honor of their late grandmother. liam initiated the extraordinary walkabout, paused to look at flowers and spent time with the crowds. for these days between these branches the family seems to be set aside. his a day when charles was officially proclaimed king charles the third in a 300 year plus tradition. for the first time televised by the accession council. by his side, queen camilla and next in line for the throne for the new title, prince's wales. various locations across the uk cannons lasted away to make sure they were aware of this went back to hi

alexis mcadams with more on the queens funeral plans but we will first go to senior correspondent greg, live at buckingham palace in london. i can hear people still are paying tribute to the queen. >> we are getting into the evening here on a saturday night but people are showing up to pay respects. the crowds here the past two days have a couple of glimpses of king charles the third to their delight but you're right out in windsor, the public got a treat. for the first time in some two years we saw prince william and his wife kate and prince harry and wife meghan together. of course they were there too honor the memory of their late grandmother queen elizabeth the second. william invited harry and company to join, they paused to look at flowers and work the crowd and shook hands and exchanged greetings and accepted words from the public, the moment at least attention between the two branches of the royal family set aside. yes it's a day when charles was officially reclaimed, king charles the third in a 300 year tradition done by something called exception counsel. president by his sid

alexis mcadams has more, alexis. >> hi molly police tells patterson work at the tupelo regional airport for the last ten years he's familiar with the planes are stored to rent saturday morning investigators that he stole a plague, take it off right out of that small airport that only has one ru runway. alignment from two polio which means he feels the aircraft. we do know that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. >> 29 young cory patterson now behind bars. this comes after police say he threatened to crash that stolen airplane into the tupelo, mississippi walmart and senate which led to a >> with the store in a nearby convenience store near that walmart here to look at that stolen beechcraft airplane. and you can see if there that is the king air sea 90 plane which left the entire community work for their safety. the plane was actually flying pretty erratically circling altitudes around 1200 feet. soon negotiators said they did convince patterson to return back to the airport but he did not win or how to really lend that plane. by that point the plaintiff employing for so long, i

alexis mcadams live in lower manhattan now with more on this. alexis. >> hi. what an emotional day kieran lower manhattan. people remember and grieve that tragedy that happened 21 years ago to the day. we heard the reading of the names which is still continuing right now. the church bells ringing and the sound of that waterfall right near the ground zero mario. all reminders at 21 years may have passed, but it has not been easier for the family. the wives, husband and family members. memories they will never get back. >> how well this a 13 year old boy really know his father. the reality is, that i, along with countless other children that lost parents missed out on countless memories, moments, conversations. so while the grief receives a bit with time, the permanent absence of my father's just as palpable today as it ever was. >> so many tributes rolling in 21 years after the deadliest attack on u.s. soil. america is remembering those that lost their lives that they. family and loved ones of those killed reading their names aloud the 3000 people killed in the

alexis mcadams in new york, thank you very much. aishah: it is pretty incredible, we sit here and we watch the circumstance and everything that they are getting ready for, somebody steps as alexis mentioned. what are the greatest reasons why americans think so highly of the queen is very simple, she came from this war generation, world war ii a very simple person when you put her into the context of everything. she always put country first. i think americans really connect with that because country in liberty and patriotism is so important to us. she embodied that and let her country through so many ups and downs and even right now the country is in a bit of a crisis, they have skyhigh inflation, worse than us. and they are really, really going through a lot of problems. she was always standing there firm to get them through those tough periods and i think it was really her personality i have to say that allowed the monarchy to survive into the modern era which was quite a feat when other monarchies were falling apart she was able t

alexis mcadams out on the island in new york, alexis. i say rich, that is right. it has been busy adhered will be through the holiday weekend. the ramping up patrols and only for the sharks were talking about buffer possibly impaired boaters. take a look here this sourcing out here on long island. some beautiful weather so with that police expect crowded and choppy waterways for take a look you're out on long island patrols have been out in full force throughout the weekend. weed out this morning with the nasa marine bureau they're patrolling the atlantic ocean just off of long island here. about 50 officers to keep a close eye out for sharks but also people driving recklessly boaters in distress. last are there 658 boating fatalities nationwide according to the u.s. coast guard. police keep a lookout for boaters operating under the influence, others are remaining vigilant. >> people will be drinking to today. hopefully they will not be controlling the boats. but it will happen so it's nice to know somebody is out there watching out for those of us trying to be sa

jon: alexis mcadams thank you. vice president harris was among those in new york city who took part in the ceremony today. meanwhile president biden the first lady attended separate 9/11 commemorations the president stopped by the pentagon while the first lady visited the 93 memorial and shanksville, pennsylvania. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us live with m more. >> good evening john, the president, first lady and vice president for handout at all three attack sites to pay tribute to the lives lost. in new york vice president harris observed moments of silence at ground zero followed by reading of the victims names in and shanksville, pennsylvania race lady joe biden was joined by her sister united airlines flight attendant. she's shared the sorrowful pride her sister felt that day that her fellow flight attendants and passengers help down there plaintiff sabin untold number of lives in the nation's capital. >> this is the legacy we must carry forward. hope that defies hate. love that defies loss

alexis mcadams for us. gillian. >> gillian: the borders are slamming republican governors for sending migrants from border towns to blue states and vice president kamala harris the dereliction of duty she herself is not traveling to the border and took the job last year. fox news sunday, shannon bream with what the order battle means for the midterms, plus brian kilmeade joins us on president biden speech last hour at the teachers union appeared karl rove also joins us on biden's indecision of 2024. that and much more as "america reports" rolls on. ♪ ♪ ne, two, three. one: call newday. two: talk to our team to see how much cash you can get. three: borrow up to 100% of your home's value with the newday 100 va loan. with home values near all-time highs, use your va benefit to turn the equity in your home into cash in the bank. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing,

alexis mcadams, eagle pass, texas. thanks. tonight we take a look at latest fox nation documentary sear years the unauthorized history of socialism volume ii. one of the most interesting questions we asked considering why all of the failures around the world socialism remains so attractive to many people in america and around the world. here is just some of what we learned. >> there is no doubt that that the socialism of 21st century america is different from the socialism imagined by marx and ingles almost 200 years ago. at it root its appeal is still the same the idea that human beings could be remade. the solution to society's largest and most vexing problems lie in the realm of government. >> certainly, it's insinuated itself into the media and to universities and to government even into corporate booed rooms. but i don't think in the long run they will win because it's essentially an anti human, anti-individual, anti-american agenda. >> bret: you can learn much more by watching the unauthorized history of socialism volume

alexis mcadams with the latest from eagle pass. alexis? >> a lot of people are talking about the my grants in martha's vineyard. right here behind me, you can see the rio grande river. thousands crossing the border every day. we saw it again this morning. take a look at the screen. this is the latest group. our cameras caught up with them in eagle pass, texas. 200 people crossing the river in to the united states. now being processed by border patrol agents that have to leave patrols to do the paperwork. this comes as sources tell fox news for the first time ever, the del rio sector has surged past the rio grande valley clocking in more than 463,000 migrant encounters this year. it's not just people crossing on foot. smugglers are out in full force on texas highways. take a look. this guy posing as a driver for a moving company in texas busted as investigators found a dozen migrants hiding in the back of the truck. watch. >> oh, man. no good. put your hands behind your back for me. >> he was taken in to custody quickly, neil. that's the sa

aishah: alexis mcadams life first on the southern border. griff: for more on the southern border joining is now live to weigh-in arizona attorney general, thank you for taking time. as you saw in alexis' report, obviously it's not getting better, it is getting worse. it is unprecedented 2 million plus. we have been reporting the migrant deaths even though they will not publish it 787 this fiscal year. never seen those kind of numbers per 35 alone in september. but what we play for you, it is at the point now for other channels are beginning to take notice. to report on it and ask officials who, by the weight refuse our opportunities to come on here. but secretary was asked about this crisis on another channel. here was the exchange i want to get your reaction. >> secretary i'm here in el paso about 2000 people are arriving every day. look at roughly milli- apprehensions, countless others are crossing and not being apprehended. secretary, what is the united states border policy? >> well, we are doing so much, josÉ part you know what our poli

arthel: alexis mcadams, thank you. so what should the biden administration do to address this unfolding humanitarian crisis at the southern border, and does the gop have any answers? we're going to talk about that with republican congresswoman beth van duyne from texas. we'll have is her on the show a little bit later in this hour. eric: florida governor ron desantis is declaring that state of emergency, as we told you, for the entire state. tropical storm ian now moving north in the caribbean, swirling near jamaica in the moment. it could be a hurricane by the time it hits the cayman islands just south of cuba. max gorden is in fort myers where it looks pretty good now, max, but people getting ready? what's coming? >> reporter: yeah. well, it looks good now, but things are going to be changing over the next couple of days. now, not only has the governor declared a state the wide state of emergency, he's also requested a federal pre-landfall emergency declaration. that would unlock additional federal resources and also

neil: they're not cheap to charter, thank you very much, alexis mcadams. don't say my next guest didn't warn you, republican texas congressman pat fallon. you warned us all about this. many across the border working with small percentages you could have nefarious elements making their way in. it is only getting worse. what do you do? >> well, thanks for having me, neil. you're absolutely right because the cartels know exactly what they're doing. these are the policies that enrich them. we do know that the migrants now coming from venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, believe it or not, neil, are almost equal to those that are crossing from mexico and the northern triangle, which would be guatemala, honduras and el salvador. this is remarkable. we don't have good relationship with nicaragua and venezuela. venezuelans are emptying the prisons much like the mayor rehe will boat relief in '90s. how in the world can joe biden sleeping a the night knowing he is endangering americans? neil: venezuelans says they are not emptying out prisons. that is exactly what is going o

alexis mcadams is there now. >> reporter: hi, arthel. what an emotional day here in lower manhattan and all across the country as the united states of america still grieves 21 years later. and although all of that time has passed, the families who spoke today reading off those names one by one of those who lost their lives say it doesn't get any easier. >> reading names today feels so much deeper than it's felt before after experiencing what we felt in these past two years. we miss you and love you so much. we remember you, we need you. please continue to watch over us. >> reporter: 21 years, arthel, after the dead cannilyiest attack on u.s. soil, america remembering those who lost their lives that day. family and loved ones of those killed reading the names aallowed, even of the nearly 3,000 people who were killed and the 1993 world trade center bombing. six moments of silence to commemorate when the planes hit the towers and when they collapsed, also pausing at the moment the pentagon was struck and when flight 93 crashed into that pen

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. alright i hope you had a nice weekend big difference this weekend from last week we had all that record heat. just amazing here today we have humidity, little bit of smoke as well. like yesterday tomorrow less smoke, less humidity about the same temperature, and this week is going to be very different than the week that we had last week in terms of heat and anticipating records, which is great news in some ways, so we've got a little bit of everything going on up here. you got some tropical moisture from a hurricane that moved through brought rain to southern california. few sprinkles around here. you've got smoke up around like tahoe and in the sacramento valley, and now we've got fog right along our own coast. so that's that's just kind of a, you know, picture of what would look like today is what it looks like right now, and you can see how that san francisco off in the distance, i think that might be i can't tell if that's the goal. yeah, that must be the golden gate bridge, huh?

alexis and mcadams is in eagle pass, alexis. >> hi arthel. we see it every single day here the southern border. hundreds of migrant showing up here walking right across the border into the united states. we are now learning about where they go once they are in the u.s. it depends on how much the migrants are willing to pay the cartel. the people willing to dish out or catching private planes to be smuggled across the u.s. take a look on your screen. this is a picture regarding the short time ago from a texas showing a private plane that was full of migrants they are friday 819 migrants on that private plane in mcallen, texas coming in from central america. sources tell me staying here for several weeks and read a stash house but they got on that plane pretty best to get a say three cars pulled up that day to the airport and drop the migrants off. that's when a concerned citizen called 911. this is a third bus at a private airport in texas just this month alone. humans are smuggled in, so her drugs were just of the day officers at the port of

alexis mcadams, thank you. you are looking at live picture of the artemis one mega rocket. they delayed the launch after finding a hydrogen leak in one of the filling tubes. what is next for that on crude mission to the moon. brandi campbell has the latest. >> you will have to wait a while for you want to see the launch. the leak was pretty serious and engineers are getting a lot more time to fix it. josiah and his family were a few of thousands here for the launch. >> i wanted to go to the beach. i wanted to play on the water. i wanted to see the rocket launch. >> set for a trip around the moon. >> this was not a manageable leak. >> engineers could not find a solution while filling the rocket with liquid hydrogen. >> it was pretty clear that we were not going to be able to work our way through it like we did on monday in terms of the managing of the leak. every time we saw the leak it was a large leak that immediately exceeded our flammability limits. >> charlie blackwell thompson calling for a scrub for the day. >> testing it under cryogenic conditions or move it inside t

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. a man and a dog were rescued from a cliff at fort funston in san francisco today. san francisco fire department says it happened at nine this morning at the recreation area in the southwestern part of the city. the man and the dog were not hurt. firefighters are warning people to use extreme caution when walking or hiking on cliffs, especially during this extreme heat. the hot weather will likely keep the bay area's coastal and bayside beaches packed tomorrow. that's right. ktvu is tom baker talked with people today looking to beat the heat at alameda as crown beach. crown beach state park is one of the barry is cooler bayside spots. during california's increasing number of extreme heat days really hot day i'll get to like 90 degrees, never in recent memory never really experienced it going anything above 90 or 95. it will definitely be cooler here on the beach. i wouldn't necessarily recommend swimming here. it gets pretty crowded in the afternoon . so we're going to get out in the m

let's turn to ground zero in new york city, alexis mcadams is there this afternoon. hello alexis. buchheit mike talk about emotional day here in new york city print lower manhattan heard the victims the families of victims reading the names one by one. you can see and feel the emotions back to the crown here is that of those names but also to the sound of the waterfall right near the memorial. it was a reminder more than 20 years has passed marking today that terror attack and all the ceremonies but it's not any easier for the families. some are reflecting on that tragedy across the country. here in new york city speaking directly to the politicians that came to the memorial. and i believe he'll be extremely annoyed at the state of our country today. on his behalf i'm going to remind our elected officials why they have their jobs. >> 21 years at the deadly attack on american soil, america or remembering those who lost their lives. families and loved ones of those killed, reading their names each of the nearly 3000 people are killed in the 2001 attacks in the 1993 world trade cente

alexis mcadams live in eagle pass texas without. >> something we are learning about in the last few weeks. migrants crossing right into the u.s. the question is where do they go once i get here? it depends on exactly how much they're willing to pay these cartels if they're willing to dish out thousands of dollars. you can see private airplanes once they get here be smuggled across the united states. these are new pictures than from that texas department of public safety. on friday, 19 migrants were found. investigators say three cars pulled up to that private airport and dropped off the migrants. concerned citizens called bad and called 911. as humans are smuggled in, so are the drugs. just the other day, officers seized approximately 72,000 pills hidden inside of a gas tank of a car there. this is just one example of the massive amount of deadly drugs coming into the united states from mexico every day. out here near the border telling us they see the impacts every day. the number of overdose deaths. >> it looks like pez candy. it looks like chalk. it looks like the little candy that you

alexis mcadams has the latest. >> patterson worked at the tupelo airport for the last few years. he was familiar with where these planes were stored. investigators say he went out and stole a plane taking off at the small airport which really only has one runway. >> he fuels the aircraft. we do know that that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. >> corey patterson is now behind bars. this comes after police say he threatened to crash that stolen plane into the walmart on saturday. leaving investigators to evacuate that walmart in a nearby convenience store. walmart corporate tells us they are working with police on this case and are grateful everyone involved is safe. that is a look at the stolen beach craft lane which left the entire community worried for their safety as it was flying erratically above. altitudes of 1200 feet according to flight aware.com. they convinced patterson after about five hours to head back to the airport but then he said i don't know how to land this plane. by that point the plane was flying around for so long it was extremely low on fuel. event

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. thank you, alexis. here in the bay area. there were several events honoring the lives of the people who were killed on 9 11. two of the people who died on flight 93 were loss. gatto's high school alumni, beamer and mark bingham were two of the men who stormed the cockpit at a memorial in the south bay. people remembered them and also discussed lessons learned from 9 11. you know for us, it was. it was something that did find an entire generation. sent us off to war for 20 years, you know, and the war on terrorism, created the department, homeland security and changed everybody's view of the world speaker and air air force veteran mark lindquist says he was five miles from the u. s capitol that day, he says it's important for the next generation to talk about september 11th and learned from that day. this will reminding people the lessons of 9 11, the volunteerism that occurred afterward. the unity that came about because of september 11th and what we may be how we can be better because of this event. in addition to the event

alexis mcadams is live. >> reporter: brian, that's right. we see it at the southern border, eagle pass, texas. it is the cartels that are trafficking these people and smuggling them through or the people pay to let them through rio grand river. that is why the processing facilities are packed. border patrol agents don't have time to do their paper work. it is that headline there, having to skip important paperwork to get migrants out faster. new release concludes border patrol didn't assign registration number before they were released into the united states. report done to speed up the process and get migrants out of the overcrowded facilities. law enforcement is going to have a hard time finding people and immigration files which have critical documents. administration is getting to the root cause of why the border is flooded. >> numbers matter, this is a challenge that has built up over the course of decades. we have never been under any allusions nor should anyone we should address root courses overnight or over a week or month. >> repor

alexis mcadams is at the border in texas. alexis, what do we know about this migrant, and how did we met in the country? >> reporter: hi, stuart. good question. we know that he's crossed into the united states at least two times before this arrest, and one of those is right where i'm standing, in eagle pass, texas, walking right here into the country. but now he's back behind bars. take a look here, this is the mug shot we got a short time ago from that florida sheriff's deputy, deputy michael hartwick, a 19-year veteran of the pinellas sheriff's department. the police are trying to figure out how the man was approved to work at the construction site because he didn't have a valid license or the correct paperwork according to the governor's office. it happened at the florida construction zone on thursday night. deputy hartwick was there to keep the crew safe, but when he got out of the car, he was run over, and then the man hid in the bushes for nine hours before he was arrested. >> he has no qualifications to drive a front-l

alexis mcadams live from the border in eagle pass, texas with the latest. >> details about the death as we are learning this man crossed into the u.s. illegally at least two times, the first time here in eagle pass where i am standing now, facing serious charges in the connection to the death of that deputy this is the mug shot of the man, is happened in florida. he's charged with leaving the scene of a fatal crash after investigators say he ran over a sheriff's deputy was a front loader truck and took off. deputy michael was killed, 19 year veteran of the canalis county sheriff's department in florida. right now the family is grieving as police try to figure out why he was ever approved to work and that construction site. this happened at the florida construction zone thursday ni night, deputy hardwick with other to patrol the area to make sure the group was safe but when he got out of the car, he was run over and then he hid in the bushes for nine hours before he was arrested. >> he told the construction worker he killed the deputy and took off his hat and best in hand it to him an

alexis mcadams is that i eagle pass, what are you seeing now? >> reporter: another busy morning, hundreds of migrants in eagle pass, texas, war migrants cross here than any other part of the southern border according to new data. we see those large groups like this morning, look at your screen, earlier this morning we cut up a large group of migrants coming across the rio grande river right into the united states being processed by border patrol agents who leave their patrols to do that paperwork. this comes as sources tell fox news that for the first time ever the adult rio sector has surged past the rio grande valley clocking in 463,000 migrant encounters and counting. it is not just people crossing on foot, smugglers are out in full force on texas highways. look at this man posing as a driver for moving company was busted after investigators found a dozen migrants hiding in the back of his truck. you can see he was taken into custody. just one of the smugglers arrested in the last few months as migrants pour into the united states, agents tel

alexis mcadams live in eagle pass, what is the latest? >> reporter: we see migrants coming in every single day at the southern border including in eagle pass, texas which is the busiest in the country and they are not just bringing in people but also fentanyl which is killing so many americans every day, giving the cartel everything they worked for, to get right across into the united states. a lot of the time people being smuggled in in the back of pickup trucks. >> it is loaded, come on over here. >> reporter: you can see in a new video just released by texas dps a dangerous trend we are seeing in this state. people coming from all over the country to smuggle migrants because they are paid lack of money by these cartels, 10 migrants in the back of that pickup truck, the driver who came from california arrested and charged. now we go to the stash houses in texas, migrants make that dangerous journey into the us, they end up in places like this, this week texas dps found these migrants including small kids at two stash houses in laredo, p

alexis mcadams is in eagle pass for us. what are you seeing there? >> we saw another group moving through again this morning and they were taken in by officials out here from border patrol, but going back to that migrant who is now arrested and charged in connection with the sheriff deputy's death, he's been in the united states at least two times, crossing one time here in eagle pass, texas. take a look on the screen, now behind bars and this is his mug shot from florida, now held on $500,000 bond and charged with leaving the scene of the fatal crash. this after investigators say he ran over a sheriff's deputy with a front loader truck and took off. deputy hartwick was killed, a 19 year veteran of the sheriff's department. police are trying to find out why molinas salas was there without the proper i.d. and he was there to make sure the crew was safe. he got out of the car, investigators say the man ran him over, then hid in the bushes for nine hours before he was arrested. >> he told the other construction worker he had just killed a deputy and too

let's begin with alexis mcadams live from eagle pass, texas. good morning. >> good morning. every day we see thousands of migrants crossing here in eagle pass, texas. now we standing at the epicenter now the busiest air area for border crossings in texas. this is why. take a live look now. we have a camera here in eagle pass, texas. caught up a short time ago with the latest large group coming in this morning. you are looking at 200 migrants and counting now being processed by border patrol agents in texas. sources tell fox new for the first time ever the del rio sector, that includes eagle pass, texas, is the busiest border crossing in texas. as of last week cbp sources say the del rio sector and the rio grande valley in the southern part of texas had just over 461,000. these are massive numbers that we're talking about. also the fox drone team shows this large group here that you are looking at of 150 migrants that crossed the border just yesterday morning. it is hot here and the crisis shows no sign of slowing down. the group is wading through the water and walking into t

and let's get to alexis mcadams. another side of this, the dangers of those who come in now and then very dangerous inside. alexis. >> yeah, neil, that's right. we're learning about a new case out of florida that has a connection here to the southern border in texas. investigators out of florida telling us a man who was not supposed to be in the united states, ran over a sheriff's deputy and killed him at a construction zone, just a few days ago, and he actually crossed right here at eagle pass, texas where i'm standing right now. this is the mug shot of that person that we're talking about. this is salas, charged with leaving the scene that he ran over the deputy with a frontloader and took off. the 19-year-old veteran of the sheriff's department in florida. the family is grieving and figuring out he was approved to work ott the construction site. and deputy hartwick was there to patrol the area and make sure that the crew was safe and when he got out of the car, they say molino salas, ran over him and afterwards he

let's go to alexis mcadams on shark patrol mode off the coast of new york. >> reporter: hi, or neil. we are out on a boat right now, take a look, and you can see the area right now here on long island. it's one of the busiest boating and beach weekends across the country, and they are ramping up patrols out many pull force throughout the weekend. already nearly 15 officers that are on patrol looking out for sharks, people operating recklessly and also boaters and jet skiers who could be in distress. this was an unusual amount of shark activity here on the east coast throughout the summer. hay had a bite, several of them, actually, six bites here on long eye hand alone. -- island alone. we're joined by one of the sergeants here who let us come out on the boat, sergeant joseph fed rico, thanks for letting us come out hereful tell the viewers what you guys are looking out for, it's not just busy here, but all across the country. >> we're concerned about everybody's safety. speed, you want to be -- if you're in a 5 mile-an-hour zone or even a zone that is -- you have to be careful with y

as you heard alexis mcadam's report said the situation is getting worse. republicans here, house republicans are raising the stakes. take a look at this tweet from minority leader kevin mccarthy this week. he wrote this. if biden and democrats don't use this government funding bill to address the border crisis immediately, i'm voting no on this bill and i urge my colleagues to do the same. by the way, government shut down looming in eight days, this standoff is tense right now. there may be a bigger one looming in three months in the gop flips the house. kevin mccarthy just presented his commitment to america agenda to the house gop conference this morning. on the border, the gop plans to end catch and release, they want to reinstate the remain in mexico policy and they want to finish the border wall if they regain majority. mccarthy was joined by former speaker newt gingrich and former senior adviser to president trump, kellyanne conway. i caught up with speaker gingrich to see if mccarthy's plan can help the gop win seats. >> you think it's going to be e

but first, alexis mcadams has new details of the queen's funeral. >> reporter: hi, arthel. it was amazing seeing march ily, meghan, william and kate among thousands of people in that crowd, excited to see that family back together and mourning after this loss. now just nine days until the queen's funeral, we're learning more about those next steps as the longest reign in british history has come to a close. the process does have several steps. the royal mourning will continue until one week after the funeral. it will officially all start tomorrow when the queen's coffin will leave balmoral estate where she passed away peacefully, spending her last moments surrounded by her family. on monday from the scottish castle, the queen's coffin will make it way to edinborough, the official residence in scotland. the king and members of the royal family will be part of the procession and of the service. queen elizabeth will then be taken to st. giles procedural in a large -- proprocession -- cathedral. there will be a public appearance to pay respects. on tuesday the coffin will then

alexis mcadams is here. republicans say issues like this will be a hot button issue for the midterm elections. what are you hearing? >> definitely a hot button issue, people are fired up about this, and not just parents, and many parents don't want their kids learning about these things in school like gender identity and what pronouns they can use. bob healy, a father running for congress believe this classroom controversy will drive voters right out to the polls. >> nobody knows better than a parent when it's the right time to talk to their children about these things. and so this is an example of government overreach. >> 2nd graders learning how to express gender and by the end of eighth grade, lessons on the different types of sex. districts have flexibility and can pull the kids out of the classes. >> my parental rights are violated and my children's innocence will soon follow if a change is not made. >> our kids deserve a world class education. when extremists start attacking the schools to drive a wedg

alexis mcadams is at the southern border, lucas tomlin tomlinson in delaware with the president, max gorden in florida as the residents there prepare for a possible hurricane. but first to adam klotz in the fox weather center on what's going to turn the sunshine state into a wet and windy state soon. adam: hey, eric. yeah, you're absolutely right. this is the system that's making that move, still a tropical storm as we speak. winds at 45 miles an hour, drifting off to the west at 16 miless an hour. warmer water fuels the system, so as it lifts into the gulf of mexico, it starts to really strengthen. this is going to time out, our forecast cone of uncertainty here. you see beginning to approach the gulf of mexico north of cuba by the time you get into tuesday morning. still over warm water and a wide area where this could turn and run into florida from as far south as perhaps south florida, but it is trending more and more off towards the west, the florida big bend or the florida panhandle. there's several different models , and they are updating every couple of hours. our most recent

alexis mcadams, you have the details. >> we're learning more about this. all unfolding for the past couple of days in canada. one brother dead, another on the run. the manhunt continues this morning. police looking into the possibility that one of the brothers killed the other. the siblings went on that stabbing spree this weekend in the canadian province of saskatchewan. the brothers charged with murder, attempted murder and breaking and entering. damian sanderson will not face those charges. he was found dead on monday. his injuries were not self-inflicted but haven't said how he died yet. myles still on the run. investigators believe he is hurt and still armed and dangerous. listen. >> even if he is injured, it does not mean see not still dangerous. myles has a lengthy criminal record involving both person and property crimes. >> this is where the attacks happened in saskatchewan on sunday. police say the brothers attacked nearly 30 people in 13 different locations. 10 people were killed and 19 people injured. detectives say some of the people were targ

lexis mcadams has the latest on the ground in eagle pass, texas. good afternoon alexis brick works we see this every single day the southern border. hundreds of walking across the border into the united states but many of them have no clue where they're going to go next they do not have a plan. once they are in the u.s. if they're willing to pay big money like thousands of dollars, there are new ways to smuggle them across the united states. just like this but what you're looking on your screen is a picture we just got an a little while ago from texas dps. this shows 19 migrants on this private plane in mcallen, texas for an investigator say three cars pulled up to the private airport and dropped off the migrants on friday. that is been a concerned citizen called 911 and the police showed up. the migrants were from central america. this is the second bus at a private airport in texas just in the past two weeks. humans are smuggled in, so are drugs but fox news has been showing it is how it's affecting people all across the country with fentanyl. ju