will: kids with bubbles, dogs with cowboy hats. thanks for selling your photos, the nation s anthem, august 20, 2022. we begin in the dark in new york city. great to see you both. rachel: you are back. will: we didn t see each other. as you wake rachel: i can t surf anymore. i had an accident where my ankle doesn t work but my kids and my husband always surf. will: surfing with the american flag. i m talking to your husband about how much your family loves white surfing. pete: i saw it in your instagram posts. looks like a lot of fun. rachel: if you have good balance you can do it. pete: you saw me try to barefoot ski at your cabin. rachel: this is easier. pete: did you stand up? will: standing up is like it doesn t go well. thank you for sending your photos. appreciate it and spending four hours with you. we covered last week through the weekend and this week what happened at mar-a-lago, the unprecedented raid of a former president s home and a new motion being
east coast 8:00 in los angeles and this is america s late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight the president of the united states is now 81 years old and as the clock ticks concerns grow, especially among young people. polls now showing his disapproval rating among voters under 45 is at an all-time high with many saying he is simply too old to run the country and that includes members of his own party. senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with the latest on this. good evening. reporter: good evening trace, it is noticeable if you fall down while trying to climb the stairs up to air knows one, it is noticeable if you, you know, fall off of a bike or trip on stage at graduation or if you shuffle when you walk. yes, those things do paint a picture of what many consider an obvious physical decline associated with the being an octogenarian but it is his cognitive decline that is most worrisome especially for a lot of young democratic voters. case in point, the
had to where i had to write in public and their little things you can get discipline for now is always taught that if you didn t enforce the little stuff, and people will start doing bigger stuff. i think that s where we are heading. when we spoke of the little stuff go in a society would look he had major crimes happening and it s only going to get worse. yes the broken window theory. we saw what happened in new york when they crack down on their new york became a better place. now it s come backwards. peter is been good to talk to you, and we wish you luck in dealing with all of this i will check back in with you later on. thank you. chrissy teigen putting a spotlight on colonoscopies for younger americans. after that 37-year-old just got her first one and she said she would ve wished it lasted lo longer? doctor up next on the increase of colon cancer out there. and what exactly you should be
to use powers of stop, question and frisk, stop people engaged in suspicious behavior, use their gang databases, facial recognition technology and incarcerate people. will: she said they are in an impossible situation because if they are proactive under the political leadership they have they will be targeted. she went on to say you ve got to get rid of the fear of the cheap label you are racist. it s not racist to enforce laws. pete: this clip from msnbc, a commentator describing rudy giuliani s tough on crime policies as theoretical and racist, the antithesis of the broken window theory policies, prosecuting small crimes and
you re at the threshold. that s happening in new york as well. they know what they can get away with and the petty crimes. it s the quality of life that affects new york the greatest. when you start building on that and the broken window theory again, do it and fine tune it, but quality of life crimes in new york is so essential right now, with the drugs on the street, with the drug addicts shooting up in public view, and everything that s going on. you want to do something with the turnstile jumpers, fine, give them the cards and put their names in the system. they won t put their names in the system because they re in the system and they ll jump the turnstile and get away with it. there s a round robin effect all the time that we need to address and the d.a. should get on board with the new commissioner and with the new mayor and get in tune with them to fight the crime that has to be fought. you need to get the city back because we re still losing it. neil: you re quite right. i see