good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ the mayor of el paso, texas think resources are strained as his city continues to be overwhelmed. migrants per day are crossing into el paso. a new spike coming from venezuela is that country remains rattled by crime and severely unstable economy. president biden facing fresh scrutiny for his border policies just this past week he approved work permits and deportation protections for nearly 500,000 venezuelan migrants. fox dues team coverage david spunt has the latest from the white house former acting dhs secretary chad wolf is standing by with his analysis and griff jenkins is on the ground in the border. let's begin with griff in eagle pass, texas. >> good evening jon. it is indeed a never ending stream of migrants. more than 2000 migrants had just passed our cameras. in fact a group are passing just behind my camera man now. but jon, as we take a look at our drone the flight team more migrants are trying to cross this dangerous river and go through the miles of this razor-sharp wire. you cannot underestimate just how bad it is and what these migrants you are seeing crossing and coming up the road now have gone through. let me just show you if i can we brought it down to the wire because people have not got a full context for just how dense and dangerous this is. you can see the migrants have put down the blankets the clothes that got caught. you can see one, two, three, four layers of about 20 -- 25 feet between that river and the bank here. they had to go through this as you come a little bit down it goes all the way down there. as i put my hand through it you can see how dangerous it would be to try to negotiate something like that. actually my shirt getting a bit stuck getting a touch too close to it. this is the humanitarian crisis on full display. this is what you have seen border patrol trying to cut through the wire went migrants get into stress. some get stuck. some get injured, some need medical treatment to let folks there when they have the children and women it's 102 degrees on the thermometer. feels like 108 here. this is very, very difficult stuff. it's happening in the sector that is over two 100% incapacity with a number of migrants not slowing down anytime soon. now you have heard what's happening and el paso the mayor there said they're reaching a breaking point and in arizona thethere getting hit just as ha. the democrat governor of arizona now speaking out about the crisis hitting his estate. congresswoman from arizona had this to say on the situation which cannot continue the way it is. listen here. >> this is totally unsustainable. you have new york city mayor complaining about it and now a very liberal governor from arizona complaining about it, you know there is a problem. but biden just seems to double down. he keeps on incentivizing all of these people to come here it is totally unsustainable. >> finally back out here now, jon as i mentioned i've stepped away from the wire. just as you can see behind me and migrants after migrants. most of them coming from venezuela. a mixture of single men and women with children. iappearedit's definitely a situn that is getting worse. something i haven't seen in the two years i've been covering and of all the agents we have been talking to you they have not seen at this bad either. we listen to a boat go by along a river this week that claimed three lives in three days. jon will send it back to you for. >> august was a record months in terms of a border crossings if you are able to hear me. it does not seemed like there is any and insight that is what you've just said more on the way? >> that is right fox news sources, we have several sources and other border towns just south of where we are we had sources as recent as a few hours ago sent us some video of hundreds if not thousands of migrants have made their way up on trains, walking this way they expect to have a very busy night. it's definitely the message about dell company tps will not apply to if you're venezuela of themessage is not being hurt soh of the subordinate they are coming in droves right now it is a a lot more than these border agents can handle right now. jon: griff jenkins reported from eagle pass, texas thanks. the secretary of the department of homeland security alejandro mayorkas visited the southern port yesterday he and the bite administration face intense scrutiny for the influx of immigrants throughout the united states. david spunt@live at the white house with more on that plus the latest on the united auto workers strake. >> hey jon good evening. from the moment president biden became the 46th president of the united states that can generate 2021 the border has been a headache. it has been a crisis this administration has been dealing with privately and now democrats are out publicly admitting this is a crisis. foxy bottom line for the border is t they chaotic situation thee has to end we need to do that on a bipartisan basis. >> jon, and new abc "washington post" poll out this weekend gives the president just a 23% approval rating for his handling of the board and that is down 28% seven months ago. >> and the trump went too much to the right by doing the separation of families and kids. then i think president biden and the administration is not doing enough. >> meanwhile the presidents is going to detroit in two days to greet those picketers the united autoworker picketers who have been protesting for several weeks hoping to reach some sort of negotiation with these companies every day the picket line steadies the parent company of chrysler and jeep in those negotiations but uaw announced progress in talks with ford, the united autoworker president that he would welcome president biden the administration sees the president biden going as a win. watch this. >> it president biden is a proud to be the most unapologetically pro- worker wrote union president we have had that is going to be on display when he's on the picket lines. >> the white house originally had negotiators from the presidents team planning to go to detroit to try to hash things out between the union and auto giants regionally pulled back instead. the president will go in addition to 8:30 6% pay increase. uaw workers that are picketing on a cost-of-living increase. they want a clear benefits when it comes to a pension. and also a four day work week. thirty-two hour work week seems to have taken a backseat in the negotiations, jon. jon: david spunt life in the white house thanks. for more on the border crisis let's bring in former acting dhs secretary america first policy institute director chad wolf. i mentioned earlier and griff jenkins a live shot august was a rerecord-breaking month. is there any end in sight to the flood of migrants coming across, walking across our southern border? >> no i don't believe there is. not only is august the highest month i think september will be higher than august. i think it's for one simple reason. the bite administration border strategy is failing. it has been failing for two and half years we continue to see astronomically high numbers month after month after month. the fundamental reason more and more illegal immigrants are coming across the border is because all the mass releases that you see. they know if they get across that border they are released into american communities they are calling friends and families and loved ones back home. it is encouraging more and more individuals to come to that border. and again it's because not only certain policies were taken down from a trump administration that were very effective, that you would see it fail the policy after failed policy being implemented with the protective status given to about 500,000 venezuelans here recently. they're going to poll many, many more illegal immigrants illegal migrants into the u.s. >> all of the set and half a million or so venezuelans are being told you can work legally in the united states. you can earn money and send that money back home if you want. >> that is exactly right. again i think you have to go back to a year. a year ago the administration said we have a problem with venezuela provide going to parm into the country. that did not work. they said okay now let's give them tps status. i don't think that's going to work either. you are going to see more and more and more. what they need to get back to his fundamental blocking and tackling along that border. imposing consequences putting remain in mexico back in place. restarting border wall construction. there's about 100 more things you could do today if they are really serious about enforcing the law. i don't think they are think tthink isthe plan they have. jon: the thinking is that what? all of the new migrants will vote democrat when they are finally able to vote is that the idea? >> i think that is part of it. i think there's a fundamental part of the left and this administration that does not believe enforcing border security law. if you don't believe that if you don't want to send border patrol agents out there on that line to enforce the law. said you have the backing facilities simply processing migrants. that is they don't believe in that. when that happens the cartels notice. word gets out you will see more and more illegal's comfort that is why the numbers for the last 28 months have been astronomically high. we only saw about 45 days right after title 42 ended that the numbers inched down ever so slightly. now they have skyrocketed again because the cartels notice the bite administration knows they're not going to remove any went once they make it across the border. jon: are other reporters have been on the border every day for the past two and and a half or e years covering this story. every single day. it is finally started to soak into the other media i was surprised to see the today show actually had a story on this morning about the crisis at the southern border. americans it appears are starting to take notice. here is the poll numbers again when asked whether they approved of the job president biden is doing only 23% that's less than one in four americans said they approve. 62% say they disapprove. why is the white house not taking notice of numbers like those? that is a huge margin. >> that is such a good question i was had the president has not really been above about 36% on the immigration issue since he took office. and as you indicated he's in the low 20s. as with republicans and house hf repressor they cannot get straight answers from the homeland security he will not answer basic questions. so i think they're very confused. i think the white house and the depadepartment of homeland secuy find themselves so much in the weeds. they have dug the hole so big it's going to take dramatic responses, dramatic action to get out from this and they simply can't do it. they cannot bring themselves to say it look, we were wrong. we are going back to things that actually effectively works. politically i don't see them doing that and that is unfortunate. the american people the communities along the border and border patrol agents specifically are paying the price for very bad policy and political decisions from this white house. jon: clicks answer if you would. the white house blames congress as is the fault of the congress? >> absolutely not. we share during a trump administration and up authorities both with the department upon security and with the president to stop the crisis today. this administration has offered up any and every excuse for the past 28 months other than just looking in the mirror and saying guys maybe it is us. maybe it is our policy is causing this progress former acting department h on securing secretary chad wolf, chad thanks very much. >> thank you. jon: an update on the story we told you about yesterday. the 13-foot alligator scene carrying part of a human body. florida investigators have identified a 41-year-old woman. police are now looking into whether the gator was involved in her death. senior corresponding steve harrigan has more. ask jon, the salt took place friday in largo, florida small town just outside of tampa. neighbors raise the alarm when they saw in a norm is alligator paddling slowly down a canal right alongside a residential streets. the jaws of that alligator was the lower torso of a human being. it turns out after a day they were able to identify that person it is sabrina 41 years old by the woman with a history of arrests including for trespassing for the alarm was raised, fire department, animal control officers all arrived on the scene. they shop that alligator several times killing it. put it on a flatbed truck it measured 13 feet eight and half inches. gators are common throughout the state of florida. in all 67 counties. fatal attacks on a human being are extremely rare. just 26 since world war ii. bauxite never would have jumped in alligator be in this area. of course i know there is a lake over across the street. i know about the lake in taylor park. but not in this neighborhood note. i never would've thought that the guards wildlife exp expert y gators to generate will hiss before attacking. they said if you do get close to a gator that hisses, run in the opposite direction as quickly as possible but not in the zigzag motion that's a urban legend. run straight, far, fast gators tire easily and will not chase a human being who is much bigger than their ideal parade. jon, back to you. quick steve harrigan thank you. we are now learning the operator of the school bus involved in a deadly crash on newark interstate was listed as an unacceptable operator by the states. the company failed several safety inspection since 2022. nate foy live with the latest on that request jon, good evening for this year has been especially problematic for regency transportation they have failed five of 15 bus inspections which is why the company earned the label of unacceptable operator by the state department transportation. the state tells fox news quote the majority of issues identified by state investigators had to do with the braking systems on a few buses. record-keeping rear axle issues also identified. return to service but inspectors never found any problem with the bus that crashed that you see here. ipass the inspection just last month shortly after regency purchased the bus it also passed for inspections between 2021 and now. the bus of course careen it down a 50-foot ravine and tipped over off the side of the new york highway on thursday. five of the 40 high school band members involved suffered critical injuries. two adults died in the crash you see them here the high school former band director as well as a retired teacher did not make it. ntsb arrived in the crash site on friday. its investigation is expected to take between five and seven days. i felt deep front tire was likely caused the crash for state department transportation declined to comment on the investigation and as it is ongoing for the bus and crashed bullheaded to a band camp in pennsylvania. the five failed inspections this year matches regency's total of the previous four years combined. fox news reached out to regency transportation for comments. but so far we have not heard back. we will send it to you. >> what a sad story. thanks nay. we are less than a week away from a potential government shutdown paid house speaker kevin mccarthy says he is still lacking support from hardliners within his own party. will they be able to rally the holdouts before it is too late? 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"washington post" suggested their own survey wa was an outlr because most other recent polling has the two and a dead heat. jon: alexandria hoff, thank you. remember you can catch all of the debate action wednesday night on the foxbusiness channel hosted by foxbusiness rate also airing here in fox news as well. dana perino, and stu varney will moderate along with ilia calderon. fox news will have complete coverage all this week leading up to the big showdown. you don't want to miss it. >> we are spending more than $7 trillion a year bringing in around $5 trillion a year. i want to fund the government i am not pro shutdown but the way to fund the government is not the same but we have been doing it since the mid- 90s. >> he's got a dysfunctional caucus. a number of his republicans are furious. we have a government shutdown it's going to lie squarely on speaker kevin mccarthy and his caucus which is why so many of his caucus members are becoming concerned. >> house leadership has just one week to make a deal with holdouts and avert a government shutdown. speaker mccarthy appears to be pushing a short-term spending deal and an attempt to keep the government going while the talks continue. so will the shutdown be avoided. let's bring it florida congressman he is a member of the house, ways and means committee. congressman how confident are you we can avoid yet another government shutdown? >> i hope we can. but the time as you said is ticking. this week will try to pass those four appfor appropriation bills. cap for members that are voting against the rule, we cannot even consider them. it's going to be interesting to see how things proceed. you are still quite a pass funding or some kind of continuing resolution before friday in order for that to happen for even if you pass these other appropriation bills there was discussion last week in the conference about an overall reduction to the 1.47 trillion mark which would be about a 26% reduction in spending along with hr two. you did a big block about the border for the american people are sick and tired of the open border policies of the democratic administration. we have to pass reform at the border through our appropriation process that is what the american people put us in charge of the house to do. >> the holdouts are saying we cannot continue to fund the government the way we have been doing its with these constant deficits and deficit spending. is there any way to correct that? >> i do not disagree with that at all. i support cutting spending as much as we can. the budget that was put out by the budget committee it would put us on a path to balancing the budget in 10 years. but as $1.471 trillion budget number. there are moderates and the party that are not very happy with that. but america has a spending problem washington has a spending problem i got elected five years who had 21 truly dollar deficit we now have a 33 trillion-dollar deficit. all and about five years we cannot continue this pace of spending without reductions in the spending cost for that's what the american people want us to do. jon: abc news the "washington post" took a poll asking who do you think would be blamed if there is a government shutdown this week. biden and the democrats get 40% of the blame. republicans in congress get 33%. surprising to me being that the republicans control the house of representatives but nobody likes a government shutdown. it does not seem -- make any mckinneytime it happens the parn power wind up with egg on its face. do you think there is going to be a way to get around this? >> those numbers show the american people see chuck schumer's going to hold things up in the senator joe biden was to keep business as usual in washington d.c. even if we pass a lot of these conservative measures schumer is not going to take that up. biden is not going to take that up people in my district are willing to shut the government down for more fiscal policy to put us on a path to balancing our budget. we can't continue the spending we've done in washington for years and years and years. it is not sustainable. we lost our bond rating from aaa bond rating all of these implications to the economy we have seen. that poll shows the american people see who has good economic policy and who has bad economic policy. in a bad economic policies come for the white house but. >> you mention the situation at the border. if there is a government shutdown those border patrol agents who are doing incredible work trying to handle the mess that is our southern border. they don't get paycheck super it would seem there's an awful lot of reason to keep this government up and running. >> homeland is one of the bills he would consider this week. but again we will send that bellin hopefully to the senate and then who knows what chuck schumer's going to do with that. but i agree with you wholeheartedly and needs to be appropriate or homeland security needs to be appropriated we need more agents at the board it would need to build the wall. we need to do a lot of things pass hr to which we have already passed in the house. couple that with spending policy to force the democrats in the senate and the white house to negotiate with us on those issues. jon: it would be something to see a balanced budget in this country again. you say it could be a decade away. we will see let's hope. >> come to florida every single year's possible print. jon: it is possible at the state level somehow the federal government cannot handle it. florida congressman we appreciate you joining us. tropical depression still moving up the east coast bring strong winds, flooding and power outages from north carolina to virginia to new jersey. we'll have an update on the storm's path when we return. 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some that yellow agers that are getting two -- 3 inches maybe isolated spots getting more everything in the green color that is at least an inch maybe . new york city, a place of floods obviously very easy is been raining nonstop for two days now. maybe another inch or two still on the way expect more rain to be cbecoming down your throat te overnight hours into your monday forecast as well. that is why they got flash flood a threat it is to on a scale of four. was still likely you could see flash flooding across the entire region and portions of connecticut, new jersey back across eastern pennsylvania. all the spots i'm showing you where the rain is, jon and i will leave you with this and take a look. this is the mom we were just tracking suffer more systems out there we are working through this season we have a ways to go. we are going to keep her eyes on it. jon: it is autumn the temperatures are cooling. but we are not out of hurricane season yet too. >> know we are not as you can see there plenty of other things happening out here. i think my next graphic shows you statistically september 10 is where you see the peak of the season. this is still very high all the way to the middle of october. a lot of time for activity two still fire up. jon: and as ophelia shows us you don't have to have a hurricane from all the systems. adam thank you. six lottery fever is building after nobody matched all six numbers at last night's powerball drawing. how much is up for grabs next time? 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[laughter] christina coleman thank you. they're nthere are not enough to worry about are now sounding the alarm on so-called climate anxiety. the younger generation worried about climate change as potent's potentialimpact on the. jacqui heinrich reports. climate anxi anxiety is making younger americans reconsider major life choices like buying a home. >> fear of the future and the unknown of whether it makes sense for you to even think about having children but made whether it makes sense to aspiring to buy a home. >> their solution launching the climate core federal workforce federal workforcetraining and sm focusing on conservation, clean energy and environmental justice with the goal of leading to jobs. team abide and openly framing it as a way to court young voters. >> over the last three years thousands of young people stepped up and made the civilian climate core a generational rallying cry. president biden acknowledges this is just the beginning. >> biden's critics in 2024 republican white house hopefuls say the economy is really driving decisions from would-be homebuyers. >> people are focused on the rising cost of living. runaway inflation pay. >> the first thing to got to do is get inflation down. the second thing, that will give builders confidence that they can build. but right now even banks do not want to lend the >> new fox polls show 70% of voters extremely are very concerned about housing costs. second to inflation at 91%. the federal roof reserve skip to the interest rate hike this week but left the door open to one more this year. reiterating cuts are not coming anytime soon. meeting higher mortgage rates are here to stay for now. >> activity in the housing sector has picked up somewhat that it remains well below levels of a year ago largely reflecting higher mortgage rates bigots market experts say it will persist because while home prices are up would-be sellers don't want to give up locked in lower mortgage rates would-be buyers cannot afford it. the fed chairman says that is not reason enough to bring rates down. jackie fox news. jon: fox report will take you around the globe next. knowing where you came from, it gives you a sense of “this is who i am”. oh my goodness... wow, look at all those! you get hungry for more and then you're just like, “wow, i'm learning about my family.” yeah, yep. which one, what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? look at grandma... hey grandma! unbelievable. everybody deserves to know who they are and where they came from. ohhh...cool. this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. rsv is in for a surprise. meet arexvy. 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