statement yesterday and they said where he was removed from the hospital yesterday and said that it is too early to tell what exactly caused that particular episode. ainsley: the family that you interviewed it was commotio cordis, right? brian: yes. ainsley: is there anything to do to protect that. steve: chest protector. brian: aed every sideline. it didn t work aed would have saved the kid. ainsley: that s why they have them. brian: in new york state and certain states. adjust quickly no matter how big your sport it. ainsley: his charity has now raised $8.6 million. the bills announced the formal creation of that charity that foundation in his honor. steve: we ever delighted is he back in new york and he is getting better. all right. in the meantime, president biden may not have seen migrants on his trip to the border. but our cameras saw plenty. retired acting ice director tom homan reacts to our footage
german-shepard. the puppy was named polaris which is really cute given united s point system and it was flown first class to los angeles and went through quarantine and now one of the pilots have the puppy. it is very cute. it will be sent back to china to be euthanized. warren, you are next. good news came out of the massive storm in buffalo. footage showing of 24 others trapped during the storm. jay left a note explaining exactly what happened. great guy. love this girl. she s a third grader, she loves motor sports and been riding motorcycles since she was two-year-old. jc ray. her dad
stories high, it s higher than the two-story houses around here. he also shot footage showing what it takes to get 4 feet of snow out of the way. that is continuing as you mentioned national guard this morning doing door-to-door checks both in the city and suburbs where people lost power. to make sure they have what they need, if they don t have food and help that they get help there. we also know if they were able to check on folks, they weren t able to respond to during the blizzard, there were 1100 unchecked emergency service calls they were unchecked because the roads were impassible. this is why people got stuck and died. as to a couple hours ago, they were down to 200 to 300. that s a lot of door-to-door checking. of course, the continued effort to clear the snow from the streets. the goal from erie county executive mark poloncarz to make sure one lane of traffic is open in every single street of buffalo so that the city can
the world to move on without trying to find an answer. whether or not you get any cooperation out of china is another question. brad wenstrup, thank you for coming on today. to the border we go. one of the large of the meth busts in border patrol history happened. they seized 3,000 pounds of li liquid amphetamine disguised as bleach. title 42 ends in six days. bill melugin will get busier. eagle pass texas today. hello. good morning. here we are mid-december. temperatures dropping along the border. illegal crossings exploding highlighting the fact this border crisis is not seasonal despite what the white house mass previously claimed. we ll take you to el paso. look at the brand-new fox news footage showing well over 1,000
leave. that might calm the situation but it puts more pressure on apple. this is where analysts estimate more than half of the world s iphones are produced so these protests were driven by workers angry. we ve obtained new footage showing how the clashes took violent. squadrons of violence police rolled in and you could see them beating workers with batons and metal rods and workers tearing down covid barriers and throwing those metal parts toward police. another video shows a group of workers working together to push over a police car cheering and chanting. now we spoke to a worker at protest. he said the scenes turned into a river of blood with police ruthlessly hitting workers. he also explained this pay issue. so weeks ago there was actually a mass exodious of workers.