first sign of the claim. that does wrap it up for this edition of media buzz. thank you for watching part are going to continue our coverage on fox of this royal jubilee. in order to help us do that, stay tuned because eric sean and arthel leverage and going to pick up the coverage and a few other things. arthel: oh boy today marks the final day of queen elizabeth the second platinum jubilee. it is 5:00 p.m. in london and they crowd is going wild. holding their collective baited breath hoping indeed her majesty will make an appearance today from the balcony they are of the buckingham palace but i know greg is there live in the middle of all of the excitement along with me here is rich edson. i don't know about you but i am like sue from saturday night

life. oh my god i can't wait. [laughter] rich: you see year after year and the times she has lived through, what she has experienced and what the monarchy itself has experienced over the past 70 years now that she has been queen. it is just an amazing celebration we been watching over the last several days here. really marking quite a historic run was a top monarch in england. >> absolutely. it is something we can all enjoy. it doesn't matter if you are they are or were ever you are because the queen has such grace. she has such charm and such leadership that you just really admire her as a renaissance woman. what she has it done and what she has represented. no one is perfect but we all love queen elizabeth the second period i am just so excited to see that everybody is they are. people came from all over the course and londoners are out but people came from all over the

world to see this in person. our greg palkot's life in the middle of it all. he's right there in london. greg what is it like now? >> arthel, rich it is just across from big ben behind a big bed about five blocks away is a little bit of history. it is the culmination of the four day celebration of the 70 years on the throne for queen elizabeth the second period but it's had its highs, it had at low's and soap opera but really right now is the climax. we have been watching a two and a half hour at padgett parade that been going by buckingham palace. in all the aspects of her career in the history that is happened here. prince terry i'm sorry harry truman and winston churchill were running things in the u.s. and the uk at the time when she started. now it is a different situation

event put aside as we wait for the queen to come out thing is ed sheard known around the world pry the hottest act in the uk right now. also known the uk and elsewhere. we can understand god save the queen that will be joined in by everybody. we would imagine by that time we should see the queen once again on the balcony at buckingham palace. along with the rest of the court royal family that's prince charles the air parent to the throne of abby prince william and a few others that would become a real favorites prince george and also prince louis. again she made the appearance with the family on thursday. of course that was very, very fun and spectacular. everybody loved it with the

flyover and little louis talking to his 96-year-old great-grandmother. friday and saturday she stepped back she spent had a little discomfort of having the time out he was about a half-hour in the public for her. but as a good long time for her. that's okay with the thanksgiving service at st. paul we lunch with some political big shots. on saturday we had a lovely pop concert in front of buckingham palace sprayed a lot of tributes to the queen. on sunday a lot of block parties and street parties. this all leading up to the pageant and this hoped-for final glimpse for this jubilee celebration of the queen. that is what we are waiting on right now guys. arthel: i got to say something, greg, you said when she was there with the family but oh what is happening there? window is a little bit of a tease. when the queen was there with the family the other day, she

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[cheering] arthel: ultimate grace until the end it. and if your body is not tangling with love right now, go check your pulse. greg palkot, you can see the queen. she understood the profound moment that is in front of her. in front of her country. in front of her family, in front of the monarch. i think were going to bring in jonathan right now. >> hi there good to be with you. it's a really special moment it's an amazing surprise that she came out. everyone hope she would. the end all this amazing celebration the rousing concert, the pageant or she was able to get there and come out with her family on the balcony.

sue. arthel: i'm way across the pond on the other side watching this bright new deep in my heart we would see the queen today. from what i know, it's to her majesty is. she does not disappoint. she is a loyal to the end and she is fierce to infinity. >> that is right. think this is been a difficult thing for them to balance with the queen's presence. everyone wanted to see her there. and yet everyone is aware at 96 she's deafly not as fit and able as she wasn't wants to make appearances as easily as she might have done in the past. she carefully rationed her appearances at the jubilee celebration for that's part of the reinvention she is made of her image. i think as of yesterday we are now seeing the queen as the grandmother, the great-grandmother of the nation. not just the mother and the leader. i think that was most apparent in that film she made were she was having tea with a paddington

bear. it's for the younger generation some who barely got to know her as the queen consciously. they want her to see with one of the most love animated characters. interestingly there is something of a political message if one could say the royal family as political, because a paddington of course is a refugee. he assembly that came from the darkest peru in the book. said he was inspired by the jewish refugees during world war ii in britain hosted, 7500 than they said the queen even perhaps giving a nod for the fact that britain is a welcoming all sorts of people who need help as well. she may be made appearances when she could. she has made judiciously she's major the nation has been able to celebrate this monumental historic jubilee. in such a way that can't just celebrate her but also values she is found for in britain is

found for. >> absolutely in her hand was in every step of the way for the preparations. the planning, greg palkot you are there. i don't know what it feels like to be there in london. i can only imagine. >> quite a thrill arthel. the hope was the queen would show up for this final moment of the four-day platinum jubilee celebration. the thinking was she might but it really took until the route went up over buckingham pills for people to rush in and rush down the mouth to look for her. and she looked great i've got to say part she wasn't out there long but she was there long enough to smile, to wave to the crowds and the crowds here absolutely thrilled. it's completely filled up rid of the important thing to note here, arthel, there's a few other people on the balcony as well. prince charles will be taking over at some point in the

future. prince william who will probably also be taking over at some point in the future. including a few more errors, the small kids, prince george and prince louis. it was the core royal group. the court royal family behind her. that was the big point we didn't see anybody else out there. we saw charles with camilla, we saw kate with volume we saw their little kids. that is the future of royalty of the royal family and this country. who knows for how long, 50, 75 years you figured out. it was a wonderful moment here. a wonderful celebration part it's been a great mood for four days for there's a lot of bad stuff going around the world these days. but to celebrate this woman who is seeing this country through good and bad is a great thing, arthel. arthel: it is a great thing. god bless the queen, oh my goodness this is such a thrill. what a wonderful site. we will be back in a moment.

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arthel: this is a fox news alert three people killed, 11 hurt and yet another mass shooting. this time south street in philadelphia. police state multiple gunmen fired into a crowd in an area full of restaurants and bars

last night. officers returned fire at the suspects got away. we are also learning new details about the shooting in chattanooga, tennessee but first we're going to go to alexis make adam she's in her newsroom with a more unfairly, alexis per. >> hi arthel another horrendous shooting just overnight it's abated saturday night in philly you saw with that video lots of crowds out there. people having a good time. it all ended with another mass shooting for take a look there on your screen this is what happened in philadelphia south street neighborhood there. south street has dozens of bars, dozens of restaurants a lot of people out enjoying a nice summerlike weather. police say it was slammed on saturday night. investigators say at least 14 people were then shocked, having just before midnight opening fire and toward the large crowds that's when a fillet cop pulled out a gun and try to take them where the shooter whether that

person was struck it out right now crime is up in the city of philadelphia and a statement that he release were in a pull it out the surge in gun violence we have seen across the nation and here in philly makes meat not just heartbroken but angry. our administration in partnership with all of our local and federal law enforcement agencies continue to work relentlessly to reduce violence and create safer communities. we are learning more about another shooting that happened overnight. it happened in chattanooga, tennessee. police say three people were killed in a least 17 were hurt during a shooting near a bar. thousand downtown chattanooga. investigators telling us several people were struck by a car that was fleeing the scene as well. investors held a press conference this morning, take a listen to what they said. >> at this time we can confirm 14 gunshot victims and three

victims that were struck by vehicles that were attempting to flee the scene. three fatalities have been confirmed, two of which are related to gunshot wounds in one of which is related to injuries sustained after being struck by a vehicle. >> three dead there, 17 injured in chattanooga paid were talking about philadelphia where investigators say it's an active and ongoing case but hopefully we will hear more from police this afternoon, arthel, but no arrests have been made in either tragedy we will keep you posted. arthel: it saturday at night. he should be able to go to south street and have a nice time without worrying about this kind of stuff. alexis mcadam's live in york city, thank you. rich: not much relief in sight after another tough week for the biden administration. from gas price increases, runaway inflation, to the baby formula shortage and lingering supply chain delays. lucas tomlinson is alive at the white house with more on the presidents week ahead, lucas. >> hey rich in order to get gas

prices down, many republicans went to see increased oil production here in the united states, not the middle east. >> or nietzsche's american energy. we have it in the ground part he won't let us get it out. but think joe biden once high gasoline prices so he can force people into electric vehicles. remember, as a candidate he said he absolutely guarantees he will eliminate fossil fuels. >> according to a chart and gas buddy another record high today quickly approaching $5 a gallon. gasoline not the only field facing the president. 90% out of formula. his resume production with initial products another flight from australia, expected to land

in the u.s. soon it caring formula made from goat's milk to feed millions of hungry american babies. the president also urging congress to take action on guns after the shooting in 2018, florida it raised its age to purchase a firearm for 18 to 21 and added a three day waiting period today and fox news sunday, john roberts as steve scalise if he was open to raising the age six of the past nine shooting my shooters 21 or under. >> to raise the age california first federal of court ruled unconstitutional. instead of trying to go down unconstitutional routes let's look at why more young people are doing this. >> congress returns this week to capitol hill to see if they can have some more hearings and perhaps some votes, rich. >> lucas tomlinson live at the white house, thanks. arthel. arthel: alright rich, consumers coast-to-coast question under

the weight of inflation and gas prices going up and up and up. today the national average for a gallon of regular kit another new record at $4, 84 cents. or than double what is was when present biden took office in parts of california, prices are getting within, you are not seeing thank within pennies of $10 a gallon per let's bring an out john bussey he is an associate with the wall street journal also a fox news contributor. so john, let me set this up. present biden issue while note wrote an op-ed in your paper, the wall street journal, last monday. in part the president said the price at the pump is elevated in large part because of russian oil, gas, and refining capacity or off the market attic that he led the largest release from global oil reserves in history and congress could help right away from passing clean energy tax credits and investments as he has proposed.

still want to know why is gas so high? what is the answer? >> probably some of that would help, arthel. the reality is, look if you go back and put that chart back up you had on a moment ago gas prices rising since the beginning of the biden administration paid what that corresponds to the economy cutting back online. remember when biden took over it was january 2021. 2020 had preceded the economy was flat on its back then because of the pandemic and the shutdown. you see a lot of demands come back into the marketplace parade that is driven up prices. no question about it the war in ukraine has also exacerbated that. he saw the inflation gas prices well before the war started in ukraine. ukraine made it a lot worse. it probably is going to extend

that inflation and gas prices and in general not just gas but commodity. >> if i could jump in there for a second, john let me jump in. what you are saying and that same the president said the same thing inflation is exacerbated by putin's war on ukraine. supply chain shortages et cetera pretty also outlined he says that our economy faces these challenges from a position of strength. so, do americans think the economy as good as the president says it is? >> that americans are responding with their wallets. they are outspending -- consumer spending is still robust. the economy is still growing. it contracted slightly in the first quarter. that was because some events, inventories have been built up were not building it up they

could be coming down the highway a bit. i'm contraction of the economy. lower economic activity than in the previous. , that could be in the offing here. rather raises interest rates just right so inflation comes back contracts slightly with moderate without it tipping into a recession. that's a real hard line to walk as we have seen historically the fed gets it wrong more often that gets it right. rich: the president also outlined in that op-ed pieces up to the fed to control inflation. let me switch her since i have a had the generous six committees holding its first primetime hearing this thursday. the d.o.j. just signaled that it will not charge former trump

chief of staff mark meadows and former chief of staff are basically blowing off committee subpoenas. did the d.o.j. basically pull the teeth of the generate sixth committee before the hearings even start? or might there be some back channel cooperation happening? >> let me finish on the account of her just for one second period the one thing the fed had going for it is employment is up and it's a really good labor market. they may be able to serve that into a slower economy without a contraction. that is the positive thing here. it's great time to be looking for work and employment is still strong in the united states. on the generate sixth committee it is been a mixed bag on how much cooperation there has been from previous members of the administration. the d.o.j. has been a little bit hesitant about pursuing charges against people.

to extract from previous players in the administration without the d.o.j. having to get involved? on the other hand you saw a former trade advisor to president trump arrested for contempt of congress paid for not responding to a subpoena. there's been a bit of a mixed bag. i think what we are going to see in these hearings, arthel cause effort by congress to have a big civics lesson. and to say look, it is a country unifying factor in this country is adherence to the law. rule of law. we can differ on a lot of different things. our politics, our religion, our ethnicity but there is rule of law. when you obviate that when you violate the rule of law either by trying to illegally subvert a

legal election in which your candidate loss or which you lost there are consequences to that. think that's what the committee's going to be trying to do in these hearings. arthel: really quickly then how do you think these hearings will resonate in that court of public opinion? have americans lost their appetite for this? >> it may not have lost their appetite for televised hearings that are dramatic but they may have very well made up their mind. those people who believe that this was a legal election, which it was. last election likely which they did they have made up their mind. those people who support the rioters, the folks at tac the capitol and who believe in former president trump's falsehoods about the election, i think they have made up their mind as well. there's probably some people in the middle there who could be

persuaded. but this is also for the record this is for history. this is for the country looking back on this. and having an account of it by the congress and by a bipartisan committee that is going to be part of the historical record that is what is really important here. >> okay, we will leave it there as always very nice to talk to you and have you on with us of the wall street journal. irate john, take care, rich. rich: public allow makers head to the board is a surge of migrant show little sign of slowing down. congressman jason smith was part of that delegation but will talk to him about what he saw, that is coming up next. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today.

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last week a group of republican lawmakers visited mcallen, texas less than 10 miles north of the border. one of them called the migrant surge one of the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. griff jenkins is live in the rio grande valley with more on this. >> hey arthel. that delegation led by your next gas congressman jason smith, we are down on the river border, mexico behind me. let me take you up to her sky drone team. you can see, arthel, with the congressman saw just how difficult and porous this river border is. the winding river, so many places you could cross mexico and extending north of some property in the u.s., south of it very difficult challenge. let me show you some new video was shot overnight though. day in and day out we have large groups this one averaging about 100 people. mostly from central america, honduras, guatemala, el salvador. yesterday the video three

chinese individuals came across in a small group or an agent's telling me there averaging five -- seven a day. let me show you since i have been on the ground since monday, arthel, there have been 9055 apprehensions. that is just in one week, 645 got a ways. finally this week we did go across the river. we can show you some video in the shelter they are overflowing with the 1500 migrant and that shelter with some 5000 the director said in the streets. all this comes as that caravan the organizer confirming formate yesterday they intend to start marching at 6:00 a.m. if they do not get work visas. that is expected to be upwards of 10000 -- 11000 migrants. arthel: 6:00 a.m. is in tomorrow? >> yes that is correct. the organizer data that helps get temporary mexican work visas for the migrants he's been telling them for more than a

week the migrants will march at 6:00 a.m. monday morning if they do not get the permits it doesn't look like that's going to happen looks like a large group will indeed start marching tomorrow. right okay you will be down there covering it. we will see what happens. griff jenkins thank you griff live there in the rio grande valley, take care. >> griffis cover that from both sides of the border but doesn't republican lawmakers traveled to the border and mcallen texas last week for firsthand look at the migrant surge and the toll in human and drug smuggling's take on that men and women to border patrol but misery congressman jason smith was part of that delegation. join texas highway patrol on a mission down the rio grande river, he joins us now print congressman thanks for speaking with us this afternoon. i want to get your sense there's been a number of different delegations in years past, this year. how are things or are things changing down there over the past year? >> you know it rich it's great to be here with you. as a republican leader of the house budget committee, my job

and our committee's job is to investigate where the american taxpayers are being asked to hand over large portions of their tax dollars. let me tell you, down at the border it is ground zero. we are seeing tens of billions of dollars in housing, migrant care items, childcare items you can find out there but you can't find in our own grocery stores. we are also seeing millions of dollars worth of resting border wall materials we found canceled contracts, but what is so sad we were able to see he was benefiting from all of this bro tell you who is benefiting it's the mexican cartel paid the border patrol told us what we were down there, that the cartel is making roughly $32 million a day, rich just by human trafficking alone on the southern border. allowing people to illegally cross over into the u.s. >> and you look at the situation on the border patrol is telling you you cannot cross that border

without signoff of paying someone in a cartel. is that the arrangement there? we are not even talking about there is the smuggling aspects, there is that aspect there is also if you are a family that wants to make it over the rio grande river cross north you've got to hand over a significant amount of money to a drug cartel. >> that is exactly right. just along the southern border the border patrol told us 174 different nationalities and 71 nationalities just at the rio grande valley sector where we were at his cross the southern border in the last year. what happens is these families go to the cartel and for example griff was talking about several chinese families, chinese families typically have to pay about 10,000 dollars per person to the cartel to cross the border but it can range from 1000 -- $24000 per person.

they get this a plastic wristband that gives them the authority to cross the border. it is outrageous and that is not even talking about the trafficking veteran semi trailers and vans that everyone hears about. >> people don't realize also their people from all over the world who will fly to central america and take this journey up as what they see as the most viable means of getting into the united states. congress are dimension incomplete border while they are paid the physical wall became such a political barrier topic of conversation. but when it comes to border security whether it is a law, whether it is drones. for years in congress you heard both parties saying almost at her matter-of-fact would have a conversation about this we need to secure the border. is there a bipartisan way forward? whether it is a wall, whether it's a drones, more border control agents, do you believe

there will be an budgeting federal budgeting agreement between democrats and republicans to spend money differently down there? >> rich, by did you suit the legally impound over a billion dollars for border wall construction. the money was appropriated almost 18 months ago on a bipartisan basis. that means both republicans and democrats voted for it. but biden refuses to use it. he would rather the american people look at piles of rusty metal or roughly $350 million are spent upwards of $6 million a day on cancel construction contracts and no-show jobs. the border is so porous we were along the southern border, there are so many gaps it is crazy. you see 18-foot tall fences and then you see huge gaps for 100 yards and then even some fences that are maybe four -- 5-foot fences they call those guardrails it is absolutely

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arthel: in battle los angeles district attorney is walking back a statement in his office made about the sentencing in a controversial hit-and-run case. soon a comb in his life in los angeles with details, what more can you tell us about this? >> hi arthel, according to l.a. county sheriff's, progressive d.a. george got it wrong. said his office was never okay with the lightweight punishment handed down to a teenager over the hit and run. security camera footage woman take a look at that a woman and her eight -month-old baby were to stroller at the time mowed down by the 16-year-old and venice charged with hit and run. ultimately was sentenced to a youth camp for five -- seven months for the d.a.'s office noted the minor injuries in the case in a statement they originally said in part quote fortunately the baby was not injured and the mother received

a laceration to her elbow. they say we stand by the purpose of a juvenile justice system to rehabilitate young people bro they also said the sheriff's office agreed with the charges. that is not the case. tweeted today they release a statement lightweight sentencing in the benefit and run. the never consulted not the investigating agency would never be okay mother involved with the hit-and-run was outraged george gascon does not value my life or the life of my child or any of the victim there. gascon critics agree. >> public safety is an all-time low. women will be -- cannot walk their babies down the street in gascon's lap keeps doubling down on policies. lies to the media puts out

statements lying or he is incompetent. quick at this point both george gascon and d8 ran a caramel justice reform. critics say the policies from the progressive das have left residents feeling unsafe and victims abandon. voters will decide on tuesday if he should be booted from office. the recall gascon campaign has half a million signatures so far for they need less and 70000 more by july 6 to trigger a recall election here in l.a. county, arthel. arthel: thank you very much christina coleman live in los angeles, thank you. rich: shocking murder of a retired wisconsin judge in his home on friday please tell judge john zip tied to a chair, shot to death and what they call a targeted killing. they say the suspected gunman had a hit list of others

including the governors of wisconsin and michigan. and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. charles watson live this morning. >> hey good afternoon for the suspect in this case apparently had or made a hit list with the names of both democrats and republicans he planted target and possibly do harm to the list includes prominent names, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. one of the michigan governor gretchen whitmer and wisconsin governor who said no mention being a target himself. >> it makes me feel il that somebody that has voted in his life being a jurist in the state in rural wisconsin to be targeted like that. it makes me frankly sick to my >>. >> wisconsin authorities say the 56-year-old suspect identified douglas, shot and killed retired judge john inside the judges

home before critically wounding himself on friday. did have some interaction in the past with the victim in this case according to court records judge sentenced him to six years in prison and 2005 when he was convicted of armed robbery. the 56-year-old has a long rap sheet including convictions for carrying a firearm while a felon and eluding police port authorities say is run-ins with the law may have motivated him. >> we are related to the initial system. in any active to other individuals. >> authorities say identified and notified in the individuals may have been targets at this time they have no evidence of any active threats back to you? >> charles watson thank you very much. we will be right back unless you happen to be a dog.

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the u.s. moves forward with the delivery of a medium range missiles systems. his live in kyiv. >> good afternoon today at russian cruise missiles targeted the ukrainian capitol of kyiv explosions were heard around 6:00 a.m. local time did see black smoke rising from the skyline for this is the first time in weeks that kyiv committed russian attack by the russian defense ministry taking credit for the strike saying they had tea at 72 tanks and other military vehicles supplied by eastern european countries for the ukrainians are denying that. this does come as a war of attrition is slowly developing in the east. the strategic city ukrainian troops have taken back some territory and fierce street battles the defense ministry detailed white russian troops have been making some progress in the donbas region with some success to heavy military arc. defense ministry said the war may finish by the end of the year but the russians do not

appear to be on the same page. russian foreign minister claims without evidence that europe and the united states are interfering in peace talks. >> the west is not allowing to negotiate. when ukraine put forward its proposal two months ago we took this as a basis for toxin day later the west forbade the ukrainians to continue detox process. >> the reality as russian troops continued their invasion into ukraine. it is easy to call for peace talks when you have taken sovereign territory from another country, arthel. >> exactly, trey yingst live in kyiv please stay safe my friend and keep up the great work, thank you. all right rich. it was good to be in as well were back and forth 8:00 a.m. eastern. is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar.

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