Increasingly hard to find. Why is that . We know in communities particularly hard hit in the 80s, 90s, early 2000s by economic shock, nonemployment, reduction of earnings among men outside the College Educated class, in those places marriage decreased and the share of kids raised by single moms increase. So there is a direct channel from weakened economic position of nonCollege Educated men its not just economics. There are more likely to be dealing with substance abuse, more likely their own trauma, more likely to be violent or have violent tendencies, a lot of reasons why couples dont get married, some of it is economic. There is also, you know, been a social normalization of having kids outside a two parent, married parent setting. John some single women decide look, im not going to meet anybody so i want to have a child. A quick button on this, just about out of time. There are a lot of women out there who are single or men who are raising a child by themselves. If we cant find the
Enough fentanyl coming in to kill everybody in the country. Isis smugglers, and all the numbers you just heard. Can the c. R. Be a way to get leverage to get ill leave that up to others. Well, and let me say this and we should wrap up. But some of yall may know brandon judd, the head of the National Border patrol union, brandon is a good friend. Ive spent a lot of time talking with Brandon Judd About what the Border Patrol sees and one of the interesting things brandon says, he says they dont particularly need more money. They dont particularly need legislation from congress. What they need is a policy change. What caused this crisis was a decision by joe biden and Kamala Harris and every Senate Democrat to embrace catch and release. What caused this crisis is when they apprehend people, they are given a court date years in the future, they are let go and the vast majority are never seen again. Joe biden could solve this today because the problem is he is brazenly defying federal law.
Im sorry. [indiscernible] the question, the people [indiscernible] john chicago residents erupting at a fiery town hall at times screaming at City Officials over rampant crime that has turned the windy city into one of the most dangerous parts of america. Fears of rising crime may about he more dire after this shocking incident in the upscale bucktown neighborhood, two men were seen on Surveillance Video following another man down an alley before viciously beating and robbing him in broad daylight. [bleep] sandra just awful, that goes on for quite some time. The victim was able, thankfully, to get up and walk away, but all of this as crime victims are appearing at a House Judiciary Hearing in chicago today. No democrats showed but it is a warning that the end of cash bail in illinois will only put more residents there at risk of being robbed and beaten by criminals on the loose. Chicago democratic Alderman Raymond lopez is here to discuss all of that, plus a live report from the crimer
Earthquake yesterday as reports of damage and unsafe buildings in new jersey are coming in. Were monitoring for any new after shocks and will obviously bring you the latest. Welcome to fox news live, im griff jenkins. Hello, molly. Hello, griff, im molly line. This comes as the president s call for a ceasefire after talking with Benjamin Netanyahu this week. Lucas, theres quite a bit to cover. To you. Thats right. American and Israeli Forces are on heightened alert in the middle east following the killing of the senior command ers earlier this week. Theres no issue from the state department, but as you mentioned President Biden speaking to his israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu calling for an immediate ceasefire. The president did sound op m optimistic on the way to baltimore yesterday. Did you threaten to stop military aid to israel. I asked them to do what theyre doing. Are you abandoning israel . Are you abandoning israel . Again, molly, its motorable its notable, they discusse
team 6 negotiators from qatar citing a dead end in talk as the idf strikes in gaza. this comes after a day s long cease-fire that led to hundreds of hostages removed from hamas. aishah. aishah: i m aishah hasnie. vowing to fight until the end and the forces will shift their focus to southern gaza. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in israel with us now with the latest developments and greg, you said in the past couple of hours here, you can hear the fighting. it s amazing stuff, yeah, aishah. it s not a quiet night here. we re about a mile away from the gaza strip and yes, that temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas is over. the fight is on. the last 10 minutes, for example, we ve seen massive air strikes hitting the center of the northern gaza area. throughout the day, israel rile artillery, tanks, ships firing off the coast as well as a lot of ground fire presumably between the two sides. israeli military spokesperson confirming that we ve be