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♪ ♪ pete: it is the 9 a.m. eastern time hour of "fox & friends" weekend. if starting with this, trump undeterred two weeks after his assassination attempt, announcing he will return to butler, pennsylvania, to honor the victim. ainsley: wow. plus, feeling left out, bernie sanders -- [laughter] disputing trump's claim that kamala is actually more liberal than he is. but we have the proof. charlie: and your favorite duck hunters are back on the screen -- ainsley: all right. charlie: -- as treasure hunters. jeff and jase robertson joins -- join us. the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts now. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ pete: american nights by zach bryan. what did that say?

warren or barren? ainsley: warren, yeah. pete: i love a good town on the river. ainsley: really pretty. pete: i don't know where we get all of these. who's camera is that? if it's incredible. yeah, if you want to have a camera installed at your house, e-mail if us, friends@foxnews.com -- [laughter] ainsley: you want us to broadcast what's happening inside your home -- pete: i was thinking outside, but inside would be more interesting. charlie: we could just get people to the hook up their door cams and just -- ainsley: that actually is not a bad idea. steve and brian have those, and it's so funny to to watch people come up, drop packages. brian's always, like, who is at my house? he can talk into it and scare 'em. [laughter] charlie: stealing packages. pete: don't adjust your television set, yes, it is saturday. if even though we are graced with the presence of ainsley earhart. ainsley: i'm so grateful to be here. it's fun. i'm rarely in the city on the weekend, so this works out perfectly, and you worked hard

hard a last night, you anchored "the five" as a well. a busy last few weeks for all of our country, right? if. charlie: if you're going to be in new york city, you may as well work. ainsley: correct. pete: by the way, your mother-in-law picked out a fantastic tie. ainsley: yes, she did. is she watching? charlie: probably. if she gives you a tie, you wear it. ainsley: this happens to be a pretty one. charlie: somewhat fruity, but i go with it. [laughter] pete: you rock it well. charlie: i don't know what that means, but -- okay. today the marks two weeks since the assassination if attempt on former president donald trump. ainsley: and he plans to return to butler, pa, to honor the victims of the shooting. pete: c.b. cotton, who's been on that beat for two weeks and is with us this morning, joins us now. good morning, c.b.. >> reporter: good morning. yes, federal sources tell us former president donald trump is cooperating with the fbi's next

steps in the investigation which will be to do a sit-down interview with trump himself. and this is standard protocol with any criminal investigation. but this development comes, as we know, trump is gearing up to return to butler, pennsylvania. he added that this rally so to, quote, honor the soul of our beloved fire fighting hero, corey, and those brave peat loto weeks ago. thomas crooks was shot and killed by a secret service counter-sniper. congressman ronny jackson describing trump's injury to fox. >> there's a track that goes, that's hollowed out like, you know, a semi-circular track that took off the top part of his ear that's completely consistent with the track of a bullet. >> reporter: and now the fbi confirming its own assessment of trump's injuries with a statement reading, quote: what struck former president trump in the ear was a bullet whether

whole or fragmented into smaller pieces, fired from the decease ised subject's rifle. the fbi statement follows congressional testimony from fbi director chris wray earlier this week where he head the suggestion that trump may not have been hit by a whole bullet but, rather, fragments of a bullet like we've been talking about. people in this community aren't making a disinks. for them, it does not matter -- distinction. one woman ec coring comments from -- echoing comments, saying people should know they can come to a political rally for the candidate of their choosing and know they will not be put in harm's way. back to you three. pete: that's exactly right. c.b., thank you very much. it was just two weeks ago. it's been a lifetime since politically with all the things that have transpired, but what a position our country would be in if, tragically, the assassin's bullet -- which we're still debating to this day, shockingly that's a little progress we could make -- ainsley: it was a bullet. you had the fbi director saying

it could have been shrapnel, could have been a bullet, but then they walked that back -- shar char and you can see, well, not here, but the later video you can see the teleprompter glass is still intact at the en- ainsley: right. donald trump said the glass was not shattered. pete: and he is heading back to butler, pennsylvania. he's going to pay homage to the victims and sort of in a show of resolution and trent to say i'm coming back, i'm going to finish the rally that we started. he was in west palm beach last night, gave a speech for over an hour. talked about faith, talked about a lot of issues. but he also talked about taking that bandage off at and the pathway to recovery. here's donald trump last night. >> and we want to the thank each and every one of the believers in this room for your prayers and your crind, support. i really did appreciate it. something was working, that we know. something was working, so i thank you very much. [applause] and i stand before you tonight thanks to the power of prayer

and the grace of almighty god. [cheers and applause] as i think you can see, i've recovered well and and, in fact, just took off the last bandage off of my ear. pete: yeah. so he is, also many that speech he kind of laid out his critique of kamala harris which we'll hear more and more of because she's trying to present if herself as one thing which is very different than her voting record. charlie: and a reminder when he won in 202016, it was because that election was all about issues, and the way he wins this time is make it about issues. because he's right about all the issues, and she's wrong about all the issues. and they're going do -- to come back to haunt her. ainsley: so there is a site, gov track, and they look at all the voting records for our congressmen and women, and they looked at kamala harris and said she has the most liberal voting

record of anyone else -- pete: they just compiled the votes, right? iowas iowans including bernie sanders. they gave bernie a 0.022, so hers was worse than his. they've since taken that off their web site because the sound bites have been played everywhere that her record was so, so liberal and progressive. norah o'donnell asked her about it in an interview, and that sound bite was played everywhere. maybe that's why they've take the telephone it off the web site. i -- taken it off the web site. i thought it was a nonpartisan group. charlie: but everything in washington is nonpartisan until it comes time -- ainsley: right. this was this charlotte on wednesday. if. >> kamala harris is the most liberal elected politician in american history. did you know that? she's an ultra-liberal politician. [background sounds] she's absolutely terrible. she's, as a you know, more liberal than bernie sanders, can you believe it? she's rated far more liberal

than bernie sanders. [background sounds] and she's now trying to get rid of her record, but she can't. she's going out and saying she doesn't believe it, and if she ever got in, she'd destroy this country so fast. pete: well, who's taking issue with that? bernie sanders. he said, i must be -- if i'm a socialist -- ainsley: it's me, i'm the winner! i'm the winner, i'm the most socialist. pete: which vote did i miss? ainsley: i want a .0. pete: he was asked. listen. >> said harris was more to the left than bernie sanders, can you believe that? if deal that? [laughter] >> and i would hope that when he said can you believe that people said, no, we can't believe it, because it's not true. once again, trump is lying. you know, let me just simply say that for better or for worse,

kamala harris is not more progressive than me. if. charlie: you know, and the thing about the gov track thing that i think is so important is that a lot of people, even people who support donald trump, complain how he is always attacking the media and goes after them. well, you know, it's a good reminder that if you don't have a politician who is constantly attacking these people and correcting them and telling the story, the story doesn't get told. ainsley: true. charlie: and so while some people get tired of it and i understand that, it's the only to way a republican gets a fair shake among any media outside of, you know, we do our devil's best to be fair and balanced and honest and that stuff. but outside of us you have gov track which claims to be nonpartisan. pete: not only does the story not get told, charlie, you're exactly right, it gets changed. in an animal farm, 1984, orwellian way, oh, no, gov track

never doesn't exist. oh, no, she didn't want to defund the police. go down the line. oh, no, no, she was never responsible for the border, for illegal immigration. that was never called her the border czar. all the things we saw with our own eyes and heard with our own ears without the fox news channel, without x at this point owned by elon musk, there is no counternarrative. they are trying to to erase the past and here's superwoman, kamala harris. exceedinglied moderate and pay no attention to to what she said before. this is what she believes now. donald trump pointed out, we were watching in realtime last night, people revert back to their base. i love when he said that, original a thoughts. and her original thoughts have always been san francisco, leftist, radical. and she's going babb to those. ainsley: at the beginning of the week when we found out kamala was going to run against donald trump, i was watching sean's show that night, and he would say here's her record.

he would say what it was, and they'd play the sound bite of her actually saying, yes, i'm going to ban fracking, even though she's walking that one back now. here's a flashback of her foils. and when -- policy. and when you go to the polls, you have to vote for the person who's going to help your family. camilla a harris, this is what she has said in the past -- kamala harris. >> we've got to critically re-examine i.c.e. and its role and the way it is being administereds and work works it is doing, and we need to to think about starting from scratch. there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> so would you ban offshore drilling? >> yes. and i've, again, worked on that. [laughter] [applause] >> would you support change the dietary guidelines? >> yes. >> you know, the food pyramid if. >> yes. >> reduce red meat specifically? is. >> yes, i would. i am prepared to get rid of the filly filibuster to pass the green new deal. the status quo thinking has been to believe by putting more police on the street, you're going to have more safety and

that's just wrong. pete: so eliminate i.c.e., reimagine it, whatever that means -- ainsley: you took notes. pete: don't criminalize crossing the border, ban fracking, get rid of red meat, get rid of the filibuster to get rid of the green new scam, as sean rightfully calls it. she's been anti-cop for a long time, anti-cop from when she was back many san francisco as a d.a., and there was a cop killer that she could have given the death penalty to in -- and she decided not to. she's been on the wrong side of the issues for a long time. ainsley: when she says she's going to ban fracking, we all are repeated what she said. there is no question, there's no question, i am in favor of banning fracking. guess what her campaign is saying this morning? if trump's false claims -- [laughter] trump's false claims. pete: you can't make it up. and she's also an exceedingly

bad politician. she's not interesting, she's not funny, she's not dynamic, she's not particularly intelligent -- ainsley: have you noticed she's toned down the laughing? pete: she has to. wait until the big moments because it's a nervous laughter. it will still come back. revert back to the -- charlie: the original thoughts. th. pete: that's something i'm going to have to remember. ainsley: turning to your headlines. the allegedded founder of mexico's sinaloa drug car cartel was arrested alongside "el chapo"'s son on thursday. the suspected cartel leader faces charges for fentanyl tracking, kidnapping and conspiracy to commit murder. listen to the to this. according to sources to fox news, "el chapo"'s son -- who turned on him and convinced him to mop on a private plane to go see some property in northern mexico -- instead the plane kept flying up to the lone star state where authorities were there

waiting. pete: what went wrong in that relationship in. ainsley: right. all right. in other news, president biden reportedly plans to to pitch a series of supreme court reforms as soon as monday. politico says he's going to endorse term limits, an ethics code, a constitutional amendment limiting presidential immunity. this report comes days after president biden mentioned his plan during his oval office address. >> i'm going to call for supreme court reform because this is critical to our democracy. supreme court reform. iowans a iowans sources tell politico the specification of monday's reform proposal could still change. right now the first full day of the summer olympic games are underway following yesterday's rain-soaked opening ceremonies in paris, and team usa has already won their first medal. two women divers winning silver in the third -- in the 3-meter or synchronized springboard competition, and there's sill a ton of buzz following last

night's appearance by celine dion. it was her first performance in four years since her diagnosis with stiff person's syndrome. mug. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ainsley: she is amazing. the paris olympics will take place over the next 19 days. pete: heart. they're kicking off right now -- that's right. it's a chance for people who have been trying to perfect their art of a sport for years and often times in obscurity to achieve the highest level of athletic achievement. which is why the opening ceremony ifs are usually so appreciated and revered. and some portions of it last night were, but if you're like me, you quickly saw on social media the trend of the last supper. i thought, oh, why -- okay, why is that trending? part of the opening ceremonies broadcast on mbc, approved by the the olympic chief, a lot of

people had to be okay with this, included a drag queen parodying the last supper. so what you see right there, presumably, is a female jesus this a crown with the drag queen disciples at the opening ceremonies of the olympics? the question i have, guys, is why? charlie: exactly. pete: why? charlie: you know, at a moment, as you point out, you have these athletes who have devoted their lives to excellent excellence and to achieving something great and the world is going to to watch and then you have a bunch of whackos who decide that they want to make it all about them, and these are, i'm sure these are people who are not athletic and can't accomplish if anything like what we're going to see the from these athletes. but they want to make it all about a themselves by doing this nonsense. religious bigotry. it's an attack on christianity, and i don't know why the bar is so low for certain people that we just accept it because we wouldn't accept it if they were attacking somebody else.

ainsley: yeah. elon musk said this was extremely disrespectful the to christians. we're hearing a lot of christians on social media commenting about it, just saying-the last supper and -- but here's the thing, if you're going to go in this direction, you know you're going to turn people off. 50% of the country is not going to be for this, so just keep politics out of our sports. we saw that with take the knee. the nfl people stopped watching the games that season. their ratings went down because people don't want politics in their -- that's the beauty of sport. pete: harrison butker quoted galatians 6:7, do not be deceived, god is not boxed -- mocked for whatever one sows, that he will also a reap. they can attack tempt to mock -- attempt to the mock god and, frankly, france as has given away a lot of the values that made it great in the first place. can you imagine if they tried to do something like that with islam or muhammad? --

mohamedsome -- mohamed? if. charlie: it's also the spirit of the last supper, you know? if it's, like, the idea that you're going to defile it with your stupid political statements? pete: that's a good word. ames one of my friends, we were texting yesterday, she's over there because her niece is a swimmer for team usa. her name is emma weber. she's in the 1000-meter breaststroke, 3:00 on sunday, and if she does well sunday, she'll go on to monday. pete: let's keep our focus on that. ainsley: yes. i'm so proud of our team. i do love to olympics. pete: kamala harris portraying herself as the prosecutor this election. we'll hear that nonstop. we're taking a look at her real record on crime including support for blm rioters. >> status quo thinking has been you get more safety by putting more cops on the street. well, that's wrong.

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♪ pete: as the harris campaign looks to pitch her as a prosecutor taking on trump, her record doesn't quite back up the law and order facade. >> the issue behind it is that we need to reimagine how we are

creating safety. for too long, the us quo thinking has been -- status quo thinking has been you get more safety by putting more cops on the street. well, that's wrong. [laughter] pete: if also in 2020 harris asked people to support the minnesota freedom fund that helped bail out rioters who left minneapolis businesses and storefronts in ruins following george floyd's death. if however, it's unclear if harris herself donated to the fund. oh, that's a very important distinction without a difference. joining us now with more is attorney and retired nypd inspector paul mauro. i'm sure we'll hear she didn't donate, she just put a link out. this is someone who, time and time again, has sided on behalf of blaming law enforcement. so would we be surprised if she takes that kind of stance as president? >> i wouldn't at all. i mean, when you look back on her law enforcement career such

as it was, what becomes clear is that she's been very much a follower of trends -- pete: yes. >> -- and the things that she thinks are going to enhance her career prospects are the things that she does. she's got a very careerist approach to law enforcement. and some of the things you cite just play right into that. at the height of the reaction to the george floyd riots, she says outright putting more police on the street obviously doesn't make us more safe. and it is, in fact, 180 degrees in the other direction. of course more police on the streets makes us more safe. it is the most proven deterrent there is, to have a uniformed cop visible, on the street, in a patrol car. i mean, realistically you have to be denying reality to think that, but she's perfectly willing to go along with that just as she was willing to defund, along with l.a. mayor garcetti, $1500 million -- $150

million on the police budget, something they're appealing this day, to support proposition 47 which dumbed down a lot of the criminal laws there, made felonies misdemeanors. pete: if yep. >> these are things that looked popular at the time, she thought they would move her career forward, they did, but that doesn't mean they didn't have a deleterious effect. pete: yeah. these policy statements are self-evidently wrong, lame and ineffectual, but she wants them to sound sophisticated while saying them so she's got this nuanced, thoughtful, reimagining view. but self-evidently, they make people's lives worse. as san francisco d.a. and attorney general, there's a lot of things we'll be examining. she did crack down on school true wan city in 2011. i wonder if she backs that still today. you mentioned prop 47. her office in 2014 pushed that which would reduce felonies to

misdemeanors, decriminalizing criminal acts. and in 2015, this one's kind of interesting, she launched racial bias trainings for police, so it seems she was kind of dei, anti-racist before it was cool. you right, she's -- you're right, she's identifying these trends, pushing them as if heir going to help public safety, but kid they really? >> probably not. you know, i got anti-bias training in the academy in the '99900s, you know? that -- '90s. that really wasn't any great revelation, but it became very trendy at one point to really push it, push it, push it. and that kind of thing has the opposite effect. people push back against it, okay, i got it, that that's not who i am, but you're characterize toking me that way, and people resent it. the thing i think that's going to really haunt her are the border but also her nonreaction to the radical activism we've just seen in washington and that we saw on the college campuses, because we're going to see that

the dnc -- at the dnc. she's going to have to own a lot of that. i think her big law enforcement test yet to come. pete: she seems to say i see you, i hear you, but at some point you have to say i'm going to stop you. >> precisely. that's right. pete: paul mauro, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, pete. pete: you got it. your favorite duck hunters are back on on the screen as treasure hunters. jeff and jase robertson on their new season of duck family treasures. that's next. ♪ thank god he made me this way. ♪ i can't make a decision. two words, my friend. atturo tires: built to last, and won't break the bank. how are you with dating apps? atturo puts performance within reach. we are living with afib. and over 400,000 of us have left blood thinners behind... ...for life. we've cut our stroke risk

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it so many times to me. you ain't gonna believe what i found. this is awesome. murray, this is for you, buddy. if. charlie: duck family treasure stars jeff and jase robertson, and they join us now. hey, guys. >> howdy. >> what's to going on? hey, charlie. charlie: so tell us about, you know, everybody knows and loves all the stuff that you all do -- [laughter] tell us about this next season. >> you know, it was crazy, we went to wyoming, montana, north carolina and then mississippi, and then we went to new york, right north of where you are -- [laughter] and stumbled up on a jesuit mission that was built in 1600s -- >> yep. >> and so they were doing a mission with a native american tribe -- what was the name?

>> the iroquois. >> it was incredible. actually, the family that invited us, i don't know, 12, 13 kids -- >> they did. i think 12 kids. >> and all of 'em's name began with the letter w, which was interesting. [laughter] so really that's what we did. i mean, we meet these families across america who would just say come find our treasure. and the place in new york was actually after they had the professionals come in which proved to us you're never going to find all. charlie: yeah, exactly. >> so it was fantastic. charlie: it's interesting, we do a lot of air eauhead hunting -- arrowhead hunting, but i don't think of using metal detectors to find indian with artifacts. if you go to wyoming, i would think you're mostly looking for indian artifacts. >> we did both, actually. actually, i found some arrowheads there. remember that? i found a couple.

we do both, kind of look with your eyes and whatever, you know, your metal detect the to have, whatever you've got. >> the place in new york, the arrowheads were brass. charlie: no kidding? >> so we actually found several -- >> yeah. it was incredible. we stumbled up on these, what was their trash pits. you know, in the 160000s they didn't have waste management, they just dug a hole -- [laughter] and so we stumbled up on three of those, and i actually in one of those holes found a bear tooth amongst all the arrowheads and these rings, we found these brass rings that the jesuits would give the tribes like if they learned a bible verse or whatever. but it kind of hit me that i had just find a bear tooth from a bear from over 4000 years ago. charlie: that's amazing. and sometimes you find yourself digging down there, then you

realize that you're digging in an old latrine. >> oh, yeah. >> you know, but you figure at 400 years, whatever microbes were there -- [laughter] that's what's funny about what we do. really trash becomes treasure. >> well, you think about it, that's the safest place to hide your value is,es, underneath an outhouse, because who's going to look there? [laughter] charlie: this is true. >> i'm going to to give that 100 years and then go slooping around. [laughter] charlie: well, god bless you guys for if all you do, and thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> duck family treasure. charlie: check out season three of duck family treasure out now on fox nation. and just when you thought the veep stake was over, we'll break down the pros and cons of harris' possible choices. and mark thiessen is here with insight as brand new polls show trump is and harris locked in a dead heat.

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♪ ainsley: vice president harris has reportedly narrowed down her vp picks and expects the choose a running mate before the dnc which happens next month, in a few weeks. so let's take a look at her reported contenders. first,s of you have arizona senator mark kelly. here's his information. former astronaut, combat veteran, married to gabby

giffords. supports increased border security, that's thousand. he's flipped on this because he knew that was a problem. his bipartisan legislation, but he has a dubious record on guns and on the border. he voted with joe biden 95.5% of the time. in 2020 he flipped arizona's senate blue in special election following senator john mccain's death. then over here we have josh shapiro. he's pennsylvania's governor. in 20 to the 22 the 2 he won pa governor by 15 points and 5 points back in 2020, but keep in mind that's when he ran, mastery january nose was running existence him and said absolutely zero exceptions when it comes to abortion, even if the woman will die or is raped. we think that's why he won by so many point ifs. in 2016 he won the pa attorney general's office. he was backed by president obama. approval rating has never fallen below 50% and a vocal support per of israel. and this is a problem for the squad, this angers the squad and

the anti-israel protesters. now, let's look at roy cooper, he's in the great state of north carolina. you can see he won six statewide elections in a row since 2020 the -- since 2000. known kamala harris for 20 the plus years and is a fellow state attorney general. he cannot run for north carolina governor again which, clearly, he's additioning for this -- aauditioning for this position. 2020 20, bide biden north carolina by only 11, but this is probably a stretch for the democrats because trump most likely will win in north carolina. let's look at pete buttigieg, he's the transportation secretary under joe biden and kamala harris. he's worked closely with joe biden since 20321. in 2020 the he won the iowa caucuses before pledging support for joe biden, and he's the former south bend mayor credited with revitalizing that city. but he is the transportation secretary. we know all the problems that have happened with the trains, we are clearly reminded of east

palestine, we mow what's happened with bridges collapsing around our country and also with boeing's problems. so he could be a good choice though for the base. now, let's look at andy bashir, kentucky's governor. here's his record, he's the son of the former kentucky governor, steve bashir. he has won three elections in the deep red state as a democrat. he would be the second rust belt politician on the ballot, and in january he launched a pac for swing state dems. he, obviously, is auditioning for this position as a well. he wrote on x no matter what the future holds, kentucky is my home. but the odds of trump losing in the kentucky, close to zero at this point. okay, then you have tim walz. he's the minnesota governor. he chairs the the democratic governors' association. in 2020 he was governor during george floyd's death and the blm riot, former school teach, union member and u.s. army reservist. this would be a very defensive move.

this would mean that minnesota is definitely in play. and even mondale beat reagan in minnesota. most likely a democrat will win in this state, but trump got very, very close in 2016. so let's bring many our fox news contributor, we have marc thiessen with us this morning. good morning to you, marc. >> good morning, ainsley. ames indiana okay. who do you think will win and why? >> it's probably going to be mac kelly, would be the -- mark kelly, would be the most likely, because arizona's a key swing state, and she knows him from her time in the senate. it probably would be one of the threed moderate swing state governors. look, he's the most left-wing candidate of any party in modern history as you've been explaining all morning, and she doesn't -- unlike biden, she doesn't have a problem with her left-wing base. she doesn't need tim walz from minnesota to balance out her ticket. she needs to balance out her ticket with a swing moderate, swing state government in a state that she needs to win, so arizona is one, pennsylvania is another. north carolina, if she could flip north carolina, that would make trump's path to the white

house very, very hard. so those three are the most likely, and kelly is probably the most likely of those three. ainsley: yeah. you have said all six are far more electable than kamala harris. why aren't one of them at the temperature of the ticket? >> well, that's a fascinating question because you look at that panoply of people you put out there, and at least four of them are much more able to appeal the swing voters, so why not? what did you notice about all those faces? they're all white men. kamala harris is the first black woman to lead a major party ticket. in the party of identity politics, are you really going to challenge the first black woman and knock her off the ticket? are you going to get cross wise with the congressional black caucus and congressman james clyburn? why would you do that? if trump wins in four years, it's an open seat and you can just run for that seat outright, so why would you not keep your powder dry, maybe get picked for vice president where nobody's going to blame you if you lose,

but you get to raise your national profile. and the other thing, ainsley, the fact that they're not running shows this whole thing that the democrats think donald trump is a threat to democracy is untrue. if they thought donald trump was a threat to democracy, they'd be running right now because there won't be an election in four years. [laughter] they all seem pretty confident that our democracy's going to be just fine after four years of donald trump, and they'll be able to keep their powder dry and run in four years. ainsley: we'll see. fox news polling shows it's a horse race. they're tied in pennsylvania, kamala harris is ahead in minnesota by 6 points. marc, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, ainsley. ainsley: have a great rest of your weekend. okay, let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth who has our fox weather forecast. wic. rick: we've got a pretty nice weekend for so many across the country, not a lot of rain. show you what i'm talking about, garden variety thunderstorms that generally pop up this time of year, it's hot, it's humid, but down across texas we've got

a lot of rain and the threat for flood being. watch for this. we've had a lot of flooding in this area from hurricane beryl, from storms over the spring. more rain, not good news for you. want to tell you another story. this is the atlantic basin. anywhere you see the color yellow, that is above normal water temperatures. everything in the atlantic basin is well above average. the thing that has been helping us the last few weeks has been saharan dust can, dust that comes off of africa. that kind of dampens the chance of storms developing. you see that little space in between those two plumes of dust across parts of the eastern caribbean, that is a spot by next saturday we are thinking this bundies turbans could develop, and we might be watching our next storm. you get in towards the month of august, and that's when hurricane activity does pick up, and we are expecting it to happen. one last thing, got to watch these fires, especially pacific northwest. huge fires bringing, and that's bring -- burning, and that's bringing a lot of smoke -- indiana eaps a lot of smoke and

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with center colors, interior, exterior, it's an easy way to elevate is. pete: very nice. >> let's talk some hvac. it is hot outside. i'm from atlanta, i've had some trouble as well this year. one of the biggest catastrophes with hvac is when it quits working. this is a drain line, one with of the biggest culprit, so the condensation drains out of this line. that causes a bacteria to build up, basically what it does is it clogs the pipe, it backs it up and cause water damage and hurt your air handler as well. this is called iflow. this is a very simple diy addition to your hva a c system, installs in about 5 minutes. basically, this liquid right here dispenses automatically and just breaks that bacteria down, allowing it to natural ally flush out, so you are going to -- are. rick: how long does that last in. >> it varies about where your temperature is. this is a 3-month supply, that's

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