lawmakers are looking to averta government shutdown at midnight eastern time. after the house and pushed a bipartisan spending bill across the finish line surprising many. good evening i am jon scott on this is the fox report. ♪. jon: fox team a coveted chatter program wide on capitol hill and lukas thomas at the white house where it was the right to receive congressional correspondent chad pergram. >> jon, good evening. they have not quite averted a government shutdown they are getting close per the house approved a bipartisan six week extension 335 -- 991 today. leaned on democrats to get this done. >> sure every b but you had with governments going to shut down i don't how many times you're going to count us out. but there is one thing you should start understanding, not just that i will never give up on the type of conservative that wants to get things done. >> was always believed a bipartisan mix of democrats and republicans could avert a shutdown. mccarthy simply co cannot pass a temporary bill with only gop members. so he reached across the aisle. x you know, this 11th hour's never a good thing for our country but was not good for the debt ceiling is not good for government shutdowns. but thankfully we got it done for its bigger mccarthy pulled another rabbit out of the hat. >> some conservatives are outraged. they just oppose interim bills on principle. that is because those bills renew old funding on a temporary basis. >> unfortunately now will have 45 days of the same bipartisan muscle memory of straight up-and-down vote whatever is and is good with us. that is what we are 33 chilean dollars and that in our country is crumbling. >> worked with democrats could have consequences for mccarthy. gop florida representative matt gates tried to hold a vote of no-confidence for mccarthy if he worked with democrats for the speaker did just that. gates tried to get the floor as the house adjourned until monday. it is unclear if gates will attempt his gambit next week and the senate still must vote on the temporary bill to a line of the house to avoid a shutdown. that vote comes shortly. jon: are chad pergram, thank you. so as chad was just explaining lawmakers appear to have it narrowly averted a government shutdown later tonight. the ink is not all dry you. live look at the white house was the funding bill has passed the house and needs approval from the senate. lucas thomas and live with reaction there. >> president biden is attending mass in the nation's capitol no doubt relieved and very thankful a government shutdown appears to have been averted. it is notable that showed this crisis be avoided is going to punt the next potential shutdown for 45 days. but it made it november the presents on the west coast potentially meeting with sheeting paying. we'll see if that happens the next 45 days. the white house releasing a statement about this shutdown potentially being averted's" this ability keeps the government open at a higher funding level in the senate bills includes disaster relief and faa authorization. that disaster relief welcomed by new yorkers. if republicans are trying to cut these programs deep with devastating 30% cuts for the reverse themselves fully expect speaker mccarthy who has stated his support for funding to support ukraine in his fight against russia's illegal and unjustified's war of aggression will bring a separate bill to the floor shortly. now jon, here's flight upon the persian gulf this week a reminder the sailors and marines are about to work without a paycheck if the government had shut down but the mission continues. they will fly aircraft and will be paid to do so. just a few days ago the iranian forces shined a laser multiple times a similar aircraft a viper like this in a marine teletype copter earlier this week there combat pay will no longer be in jeopardy for there's no question 1.3 million americans serving on active duty are relieved there will not likely be a government shutdown on they will have those paychecks at least for the next 45 days, jon. jon: 45 days better than nothing. lucas tomlinson, thank you. let's bring an expert and on all this former utah congressman jason is also a fox news contributor. rent s of the details for the house has passed it wheaton of the senate has to pass it. but there are some things not in the house bill the senate already approved. how likely would you say it is the senate votes yes on this deal? >> .i think it's almost certain the centers the staff i have been talking with i don't see anybody that is planning. the probably a few senators that do. it's going to be brought up and i do think it will pass. this bill spends more than what we were spending. spending has increased in your federal government, not decreasing is not the same but they did get the $16 billion for disaster relief. some of that is much-needed. but we never do in this country is pulled from another budget. we appropriate more that's what this bill did. jon: what about winners and losers here how do you assess that you are out of congress now you can take a step back. who are the winners and the losers in this negotiation? >> i look for people on the outside government employees are troops and that sort of thing to just continue to get their checks should not be breaking news. i think what is wrong is the idea we don't both of the normal regular appropriation process. i thought it was pretty rich leadership in the house of representatives said we need more time to go to the appropriations process or they just got back from a four or five week recess. they should have been doing those appropriation bills one at a time and regular order. that was the promise they did not do it that is why a lot of conservatives 20 or so are really upset and has continued the status quo never ending continuing resolutions and on the buses. that is why i think on monday the drama will be focused back on kevin mccarthy. will they have a call to the chair to try to replace him? jon: there were fireworks you might said capitol hill today as democratic new york representative jamaal bowman, who is a former educator a former principal high school principal is my understanding, pulled a fire alarm. here is footage of it. an image taken from videotape. jamaal bowman is said to pulled a fire arm's part is an attempt to slow down the voting process. your thoughts on what happened here? >> allegation as he pulled out alarm. again i don't think a school principal would have a pretty good indication of what a fire alarm looks like as opposed to a button to go up or down in an elevator. the house there the cannon house office building was evacuated during government proceedings. so if it was a normal person not a member of congress with the b charge? yes. i think this person if the evidence shows depends what he told the capitol hill police he should be charged he should beat not just a reprimand by the house of representatives but potentially charged. >> some members of congress are saying he should be thrown out of that body. let's listen to mike a republican from new york. >> it is absolutely outrageous. number two it is potentially criminal. number three, i have been working tirelessly to keep this government-funded. i've been in meetings of the republicans, democrats, working to make sure we got a bill on the floor today to avert a government shutdown. that any member of congress would think it is appropriate to pull a fire alarm to try and delay congress from doing its business is shameful. it is unbecoming and he should strongly consider resigning from congress if he did that. jon: do you think there's anybody on capitol hill or anybody at least the house of representatives who thanks that what he does appropriate? >> i doubt it. you'll see a lot of democrats rallied to his support. but again would a normal citizen if nobody's above the law if they're going to live by that principal and disrupting government proceedings we saw that is what generous six was all about, right? to do so with hours before a government shutdown to try to put a kibosh on that unilaterally by pulling a fire alarm, i have got to tell you republicans better be disciplined. get the evidence, look at the evidence make sure they go to the adjudication the right way. don't just jump to the final conclusion yet. go through that process but there is a still shot what i'm told there's a video of this happening. let's see how it all plays out. jobe sick. but how plays out with house speaker kevin mccarthy. there are some republicans who have said they do not like this 45 day stopgap measure. mats and gates in particular are public in a florida has said he wants to introduce legislation to vote on the speakers standing. his speakership. what do you think? >> he became spe speaker mccarty after nearly 15 boats or 15 votes or so for part of the promise was h are going to go through regular order of the house passes a budget and the 12 appropriation bills come to the floor what at a time and every member is given an opportunity to offer amendments. that has not happened. that should have started happening back in about may or so in order to get through it. here they come up to the end of september say we have not had enough time despite the 45 week recess that we just had. and now we need another 45 days to go through that process. a lot of people aren't buying it. there are a lot of people that look at that and say i don't think you ever planned to do that you were always going to do a crn omnibus. that is the what washington has already worked. guess what happened spending would up it didn't go down and that's why conservatives are frustrated, white there is a 33 trillion-dollar debt at this point. >> what is going to change and 45 days? >> nothing. i think a monday you're going to see it matched gates try to get that microphone get recognized by the chair and potentially call the chair. i don't know what happens from then. i don't think there is anybody else who can rally the support and has the support in order to be the speaker it will be the drama republicans likely will bring to the floor and make life difficult because they are upset kevin mccarthy did not live up to his promise he said he would do. jon: is a little bit of what matt gaetz had to say today. >> what would have been adult is putting up spending bills in the spring and the summer. that being the adult women would realize we should not have taken august outside of washington d.c. we should've been here in the nation's capitol funding or government. so we are at this point because kevin mccarthy bit multiple contradictory promises about the budget topple into different groups of people made one to house conservatives in general to secure the position. he made another promise to present but emit a third promise altogether to house appropriators. whether or not kevin mccarthy faces a motion to vacate is entirely within his control. all he had to do was comply with the agreement that he made with us in january. jon: obviously tempers are getting a little hot on capitol hill. final thoughts congressman? >> if i'm at the time when they made that deal kevin mccarthy agreed to allowing a one person to call to vacate the chair. i said at the time i thought the numbers far too low should be 12 or 20 or something like that we are going to see that play out next week. itjoit's for six or eight days d former congressman for the state of utah thank you. look forward to seeing you on the big weekend show coming up at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. a little less t than an hour frm now. the big apple a bit battered today after major storm swamped the greater new york city area. it dumped more than 8 inches of rain in some places on the city yesterday but the flooding force assembly lines to shut down and left some streets completely underwater. cb cotton live at laguardia airport with more on headaches for air travelers. >> hi jon, new yorkers summer feeling exhausted to have the past 24 hours but some of them now dealing with the flooding still in their basements are buckled floor systems after record-setting rainfall across the city but here at laguardia you can see things are moving things have finally dried out. yesterday women two -- 3 inches of rain fell here that made its way inside the terminal shutting it down for several hours. leaving travelers to deal with cancellations and delays trying to get on the train was also no easy or as water made its way inside the subway stations several subway commute rails were knocked out because of flooded track some service interruptions continued through today for commuters also. parts of brooklyn saw more than 7 inches of rain stranding drivers on highways leaving some people to wade through knee-deep water. one of the biggest concerns was how kids were going to get home. state of emergency was not declared by the city until about two hours after new york governorgovernor announced plano order one. you get this, city officials including the mayor defended their response say the public received alerts as early as thursday. next city mayor eric adams also said minimal schools were impacted called conditions outside of schools worse. new jersey was not spared either but some redwoods in southwest hoboken flooded and i'm passable. now parts of the garden state and new york are drying out, governor kathy is saying the state infrastructure needs a facelift. >> we have to make sure we have the resources to continue making these investments. that is why once again we will be unveiling pricing next year. that is an opportunity for us to raise the funds but have the funds set aside in the capitol improvements so we can continue making sure we are ready for not the storms of 1000 year old of the storms of 100 years but the storm that are usually coming a month by month. >> new york governor also praising people here today sinkk everyone listen, stayed put her made their way for higher ground. thankfully, jon note lives were lost in this absolute mess back to you. jon: it was a mess cb cotton thank you. so, as the area continues to drive from yesterday's massive rainstorm new yorkers can expect a pleasant week ahead with warmer temperatures red fox with her meteorologist steve bender joins is now the look of the forforecasted pre- >> hey, it's good to have you jon and talk to about finally improving forecast. we have earned a simple sunshine for stucco happened that cb was just talking about. thankfully no reports of major injuries or death but a clip sink 9 inches of rain. this is how it all unfolded but started thursday evening was a friday morning commute pretty see the stream of rain toward brooklyn and progressing along long island throughout the day yesterday per historic number some surpass what we saw in ida. we look at jfk, cb was at laguardia that internal agent shut down jfk it's an all-time record of over 8 inches of rain in 24 hours. other areas to the north had plenty of rain this led to widespread water rescues from fire departments on from the police department. let's get into the weekend. look at that. clearing skies for saturday's sunset here surely at about half hour on the east coast and then as we push into sunday high pressure settles in for that is a good side to stagnant conditions and plenty of sunshine. we look across the northeast plenty of temperatures in the 70s and lower 80s. a lot of people are looking forward to we are talking about beginning of fall but this is going to persist all the way to the latter half of the week. finally some drying conditions because leading up to this event yesterday we still had two weeks of rain that kept happening for the ground was already soggy and saturated. any of the historic rain that came in a ledge of the life-threatening flooding. thankfully we got out of it with no deaths or major injuries. we have earned ourselves a nice stretch of weather. jon: that's good news you can always replace property, cars, et cetera "fox weather" meteorologist he bender thank you. coming up illegal border crossings hitting an all-time high in the month of september. casey stegall is there. start fiscal year 2023 and site for u u.s. customs and border protection. looks like it's going to be an another one for the record books. we'll break all the numbers down for you and the live report from the southern border, next. on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-gels. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. 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been speaking here. vivek ramaswamy it wrapped up just a short time ago but decided not to address california, here is why. click southern california's policies have been a disaster just doesn't the biden industry has been a disaster. i mention either brighton or california in that speech because as i said i am leading us to something. but several other presidential candidate spoke today she mentioned, jon, donald trump, tim scott ron desantis all spoke as well. they did not hesitate to bring up california and some of the lesser popular policies taking place out here, take a listen. >> california it was once a symbol of american success, today under the radical left of fascist the marxist that run your state that is who's running our state. bad people. it's becoming a symbol of the nations declined progress we have run into six or seven people that have gotten mugged. they'rethere tell the stories at getting mugged because people in california these district attorneys in san francisco and los angeles, they get elected usually with funding from people like george. they decide they are progressive. and they do not agree with all the laws of pastor. >> i want californians to know is that all things are possible in this nation. if you commit a violent crime you go to jail. >> a state of california has 169 delegates up for grabs. the california gop is in the process of finalizing a rule change for those delegates which would shift winner takes all approach. 50% the vote on super tuesday. if we get every single one of the one or 69 delegates and as it stands donald trump has a massive leap over the rest of the field will send it back to you. jon: are a bill melugin from california thank you. corrected and think it could be done by the house passes a temporary permit spending bill this afternoon. a government shutdown at midnight eastern is still in the carts at the u.s. senate does not act by that deadline. that means pay could still be halted for thousands of border patrol agents just as fox news learns they encountered record-breaking 260,000 migrants this month. senior correspondent live at the border in eagle pass, texas for more. correct jon, good evening for the previous record was actually set last december with more than 252,000 migrant encounters. for further context and perspective august italia it was close to 233,000. so for the month of september we are talking about 27000 additional migrants. which ironically is about the entire population of this very community. at the community as you know is the epicenter of this crisis. part of the del rio will day after day you see images like this. migrants run down the banks of the rio grande river on the mexican side across the waterway climbing onto the u.s. side. larger groups form chains trying to navigate the swift moving waters. however they are not turned away at like the white house has insisted it would happen. easy to see a click of these border towns and cities get overwhelmed. >> this has impacted the city of eagle pass it. not only do have thousands of people coming into our community and it is affecting our local resources, pd and fire. >> meantime about 220 miles to the south of us, that is stark county west of mcallen. the elite texas dps rangers operation group has begun clearing this island to set up operational security there. it is an island that had been under control by tco's for the transnational criminal organizations. so it worked frankly continues round the clock out here as the vicious cycle continues with the start of each day. jon: 's casey thank you. police announced a major break in a decades old cold case. an arrest made in connection with 1996 shooting death of rapper. the key clues that help police connect the dots, next. jon: an update on the top story. eleventh hour effort by congress to avoid a government shutdown. a live look at capitol hill where we await a vote of the bipartisan stopgap spending bill the house managed to pass about four hours ago. so now it is up to the senate to approve the temporary funding plan. tensions are running high on both sides of the aisle what's in the bill and what's out too. for the congressman matt gaetz threateninthreating to unseat kn mccarthy as house speaker. here is what mccarthy had to say about it. >> when are you guys going to get over it's all right you put america first? it's all right if republican and democrats joint get together to do what is right. if somebody wants to make a motion against me, bring it. there has to be an adult in the room. i am going to govern with what is best for this country. i do not understand to understand that. i went 15 rounds for the same individual that voted against us even having a more conservative stopgap measure. the same individual who threatens that delayed us from getting her bills done. did the same thing during the speaker's race. that is okay, he has a right to do it. but i am going to be a conservative that gets things done for the american public. jon: going to be interesting to see it happens later tonight. and then it next week when lawmakers return to capitol hill. las vegas police have made the first arrest in connection with rapper tupac's murder between davis was taken into custody charged with murder yesterday of more than 27 years after the drive-by shooting that stunned the music world. christina coleman live in los angeles to tell us more. >> hi jon i'd b exclusive interview with bob one of the leading gang homicide detectives who invested this famous case back in 1986. he testified before a grand jury more than a month at a half ago. multiple arrests during the 10 day gang or incompetent following tupac's murder were take a look at this photo. tim brennan both lead on this case. they are standing by the mountain of evidence collected by police in the raid during that gang war triggered by the killing of tupac. next we have seen people outside holding guns that we run in the house and we got a cachet of weapons. like ak-47s and ammo, all of this stuff because they are gearing up for this war. but all the players were for compton. so we had to deal the aftermath. all the shootings and murders that happened because of this. >> no arrests were made in tupac's murder for nearly three decades during part two in immunity deal self-proclaimed gang member davis made with an fbi task force. so why the arrest now? davis broke the deal by speaking publicly about his role in the shooting. his 2019 tell our memoir davis admitted to being inside the vehicle where the shots were fired from. >> once he started shooting off his mouth saying on these youtube interviews and his book and everything else, once he started shooting off his mouth saying hey i was involved in the incident. they could use all that against him then. >> police eight members of tupac's entourage beat up davis' nephew in a fight in vegas. and remand davis orchestrated the plan to kill tupac but he was just 25 years old at the time of his death. authorities say he did not pull the trigger but he planned the attack these suspect 6-year-old davis is now charged with murder. finally a break in the case here's a reaction. >> it feels great. i could not believe i was so happy las vegas decided to go forward with it. like i said 26 years ago we told him who did it and sure enough that is who they arrested for the case. they're going forward with the case. >> davis remains in custody without bail but it's expected to appear in court in the next few days. jon: a while, that case it seemed unsolvable for so long. christina coleman thank you. retail theft is raging out of control in major cities across the united states. the latest high profile incident took place in philadelphia with two nights of organized smash and grab robberies. the big real tellers like apple store and legal limit along with smaller liquor stores as well. meantime target announced it is closing nine stores in four states because of safety concerns over that same kind of retail theft. let's break and a former toys "r" us ceo and target vice chairman gerry. there were some arrests at the philadelphia smash and grabs. but it does not seemed like it's doing much to dent the problem. >> know that get us there were some arrests. but frankly we need to learn that these are not victimless crimes. they are violent crimes. nknowledge of store employees bt customers. bebeyond that there are severe consequences beyond some of the products being stolen. it took a lot of work to get these stories into some of these locations. not only that but they are critical to the success of the urban areas. they provide places to buy groceries, to get pharmacies. they provide low priced products that are not available otherwise in these areas. they provide employment. when these stores are closed there's really very little left but it is terrible when this happens. it is snus just someone stole some seventh little crime but not before prosecuted for which is what some prosecutors and local jurisdictions seem to think that if the criminals do not go to jail this will continue. it is like a party for them it is free stuff. >> would put up on screen the losses that retailers suffered most recent numbers from 2022. $112 billion worth of goods stolen. no wonder target has decided to close those nine stores in four states. they are seeing stuff walk out the door. >> is not just target, walmart closed four stores in chicago earlier this year. nordstrom closed up flagship store in downtown san francisco. it is happening across the country in major cities. again the consequences are severe. it is a violent crime. keep that in mind it is violence in. we have to remember that. sometimes people take it like it's no big deal, the stores are big companies the insurance companies will pay. they are just hitting big companies are hitting small companies it's a really big deal. think about harlem losing a target store. what that means for the community. it's absolutely unacceptable that has to stop. jon: what do communities do to try to prevent this kind of thing? >> it really starts with the prosecutors, local governments. they have to prosecute people who commit these crimes and may actuactually spend some time in jail. they actually have to pay for it. right now you have the old beretta song don't do the crime if you can't do the time. they are doing the crime they are not doing the time we have to change the mindset it's okay to take some things. it is no big deal. it is a big deal because the consequences are so substantial. beyond that we need more police in order to deal with it. police can take care of this if ththey are allowed to boot frany the police and the stores are afraid to confront on the people selling the products because they do not want to have people's cell phone say look the ststostore is being a violent te stopping or the police are doing the wrong thing. they are preserving the veneer of civilization in those pictures you look at them did they look like a civilized place to you? it looks like absolute mayhem and again it is a stop. jon: it is dangerous for the store employees even the shoppers. >> i have heard plenty of shoppers who look up the surveys to the buying more the internet they do known to deal with it. they do not want to be part of that when they go out to pick up a few items. it's easier to come to the door and keep the door locked into ready to open it. it is just no good. some of this is organized crime and we need to go after that to to track down where the products are ending upraised lot are being stolen fence them through marketplaces on the internet. that will also help it. >> it would be nice to elect some district attorneys who believe in putting these people in jail when they get caught doing this kind of stuff. too many of them do not. gerry were going to have to say goodbye. we appreciate gerry thank you. >> my pleasure. >> still to come on 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group of striking workers they deserved a substantial pay raise. the next day mr. trump visiting a non- union factory in another detroit suburb said the administration's efforts to the speed amer america's transitiono electric vehicles will cost jobs spread that also plays to concerns of union workers. >> think one of things you a debbie's trying to do is we need to preserve some the jobs that might be lost because electric vehicles don't require as many people to build them. >> nevertheless tax credits largely non- union labor force have attracted billions of dollars in electric vehicle investment to southern states for georgia governor brian kemp expressed optimism and new opportunities will offset workforce disruptions. >> our work force is shrinking. if you look at the baby boomers that are retiring and the workforce is aging out. we do not have enough workers as it is around the country. it's only going to get worse in the future at least in the near future. i am not too worried about people getting displaced from their job are there other opportunities out there in states like georgia and in the south. >> georgia state o state officiy over the past five years georgia has attracted 25 billion, with a b, dollars and ev related investment that translates to approximately 30,000 new jobs, jon. jon: he strike it goes on. jonathan terry thanks. jon: we will be back with more news on the fox report. - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thousands of children are suffering and dying from treatable causes. for 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals to provide the free surgeries these children need. join us. together, we can give children the hope and healing they never thought possible. it's a mission powered by love, made possible by you. give today. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? 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dianne feinstein bread california longest serving senator passed away thursday night at the age of 90. she remained an office despite recent calls for her to resign. alexandralexandria hoff takes at that story. >> part of the pressure has to tide me the california primary for feinstein seat is not until march 3 dem free democrats are . are facing eighth-inning majority. just 58 -- 40 that the vacancy left by senator feinstein's passing for now governor gavin newsom is taxed with quickly appointing a temporary replacement. but past promises are complicate in the matter. back in 2 2021 governors and vod he would appoint a black woman to the job. that is because he had appointed california's other senator, padilla is latino the seat had belonged to no vice president harris. he wanted to even things out. newsom also said he won't be selecting someone who is currently running for senate parade that rules out prominent democratic congresswoman barbara lee. here he is speaking to that earlier this month progress it is my responsibility we have to do it we will do it. >> shall abide by your pledge question request interim appointment do not want to get involved in the primary because she would not appoint anybody on that is filed for the race question request simply for the democrats have worked her tail (the primary as a matter of months away i do not want to tip the balance of that progress congressman lee and others took issue to that writing on x quote the idea a black woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting. the associate press reports the naacp is pushing newsom to stick to his promise to appoint a black woman. overall this to test governor newsom said he never wanted to do. he was close to senator feinstein and said yesterday that her tenacity was only matched by her grace. jon: alex hoff in our washington d.c. bureau, thanks. and here are some headlines from around the globe. in our media more than 1000 refugees have fled the region. our prime minister blames the exodus on an active ethnic cleansing after an attack. in russia president putin is doubling down last year's illegal annexation of four ukrainian regions. he commemorated the anniversary with that address climbing the regions want to be part of russia. in pakistan, suicide bombings targeted to mosques on friday. but at least 57 people including seven children were killed. in mexico, president lashed out at u.s. sanctions on venezuela. he says the economic impact is forcing people in the region to immigrate. ♪ at the vatican pope francis appointed 21 new cardinals the pontifical praised their diversity. 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