we re back with our top story, hurricane florence. florence on track to deliver life-threatening storm surge and record rainfall in the next few days. a nevada woman is speaking out about her terrifying escape from a fake uber driver. elizabeth suarez says she got into what she thought was her uber after a night on the vegas strip, but during the ride her real driver called trying to find her. that s when suarez s mind started racing because she knew she was in trouble. i thought, well, if he s going to kidnap me, you know, rape, kill me, anything. all these thoughts are going in my head and you freeze. and i froze. suarez jumped out of the car while it was moving and suffered a broken ankle and wrist. the suspect took her wallet but she took a side profile picture of him with her phone to give to the police. gosh, that s so scary. always check the plate. all right. we re hearing new details about a dramatic emergency landing by a teen pilot on a solo flight. th
migrant releases into the u.s., sometimes on late night flights into small suburban airports. here is part of that confrontation. we don t give up. we stay focused. we continue to do the job that we signed up for. we all signed up for it and raised our hands. it s not hard to say it. i ve been doing this for 31 years. it is not hard for me to say it. every day i wake up and i m committed to this position and i won t give in to each one of you out. you keep releasing them into the country. [inaudible] these men are doing nothing. you are doing something. you heard that meeting. we re covering all the angles this morning. peter doocy live at the white house on the administration s handling of the serve and former agent pepperdine is here and national border patrol council president here to weigh in. dana: william la jeunesse is near the border in uma, arizona. many agents feel the administration doesn t have their back. because they are basically catching and rele
mean, right? so there has been an alternate universe of what i was speaking to was a chyron on fox news since you raised it which suggested this administration is soft on crime with no basis. and the american rescue plan there was additional funding to support local cops programs, something that every single republican voted against. jesse: but earth to the biden white house, the crime wave across the country is very real and the stats don t lie. homicide and major american cities are up 44% compared to two years ago, and a big part of the problem are the radical policies of the liberal d.a. across the country which allow a revolving door of violent felons back to the streets to harm again. still refusing to even talk about it let alone condemn them. and on his brand-new show, cross-country florence jones interviewing one deputy d.a. calling out his box bunt boss, george gus stone. i guess my big question is is he upholding state and federal law right now? no, absol
a great president. i don t about polls, but i dow know about winning the races one district at a time and utterly delusional. nancy pelosi says everything is awesome and joe biden s america and the democrats deserve to be rewarded in the midtermrm. meanwhile, back in the real world, the president is setting records again for all the wrong reasons. biden s approval hitting a record low in a new ap poll just 39% of the country thinks s he s doing a good job d. but record inflation is crushing americans wallets and surging gas prices, setting a record for 11 days in a row and are now projected to go up to six dollars this summer. w but the biden administration does want to talk about it. do you believe that gas prices are too high? completely understand the crunch that so many americans are under rightan now think that they re that americans are still recovering from this terrible pandemic and there are a lot of other world t events that areng making things difficult fors all
the museum built at a cost of $700 million is designed to capture the raw emotions of that day, the panic, heartbreak and of course the heroism. we are at the ceremony. give us your impressions of what you ever all right seen. it s gray day, going to be a somber day, but also spiritually uplifting day. we were uplifted when we saw the museum for the first time. it s pretty well known that america does museums on this scale very well and new york has served the country proudly with this museum. this is a very, very powerful exhibit, and it s tastefully done, as well. i think that when people come here to see this, they re going to be taken on a ride that will bring the emotions to the surface really very quickly. now of course, there are controversies, not least of all the $24 fee that employees of the public ever to pay each to get in. let s come back to the controversies later in this hour, put them to one side for now, because there are plenty of others as well. for now,