before it is no laughing matter. u.s. capitol police arresting seven of their staff members, of the program the late show with steven colbert. allegedly were trespassing on the office building on capitol hill. all seven charged with illegal entry. cbs said they were filming a comedy segment of course for the show. our so after the hearing on the generous six capitol attack, hello everyone what would a "fox news live" i am eric sean. hi arthel.

arthel: hi everyone i am arthel neville played through the big stores were prone here at this hour, record high gas prices and rising inflation continuing to drag down president biden's pole. approval rating below 40%. also a firefighter killed several others pulled from the rubble. the burning building and philadelphia. lasting for hours. an l.a. district attorney being criticized after the shooting death of two los angeles police officers. critics say the suspect's out of jail because of his soft on crime policies. we have live fox news coverage chad on the arrest the crew on capitol hill. breanne is in los angeles on the follow-up for those police officers killed in a line of duty. jonathan on the death of a firefighter in philadelphia. first will go to lucas and tomlinson. his life at the white house president facing first we have

to ask how is he doing after falling off his bike this afternoon? >> bumpy roads for the president not figurative but literally. he fell off his bicycle he didn't appear to be unharmed for the top that pretty quickly and immediately began joking with locals and talking to spectators all caught as you can see her by the press. many economists say the economy will not recover as quickly as the president. >> using every level available to me too bring down prices for the american people. >> these actions are part of our transition to a clean and secure long-term energy future. and the good is is climate security go hand-in-hand. >> the price of gasoline has skyrocketed across the country, biden's pole never supplemented. his approval rating has sunk to 39% with nearly half of american strongly disapproving of his job performance. according to new usa pole only

16% of american strongly approved the president work nearly three course the country the u.s. is on the wrong track nearly half of democrats think the countries on the wrong track. recall "new york times" an increasing number democrats and biden is an anchor that should be cut loose he should not run for reelection in 2024 with gas prices spiking on a road trip excuse me too saudi arabia plan for next month americans want biden to call for ramped up oil production here in the united states biden responded to the criticism. >> i contacted them to ask what their plans are and any questions they have. they have over 9000 they can drill they are not doing it. >> according to the oil and clap gas internal u.s. oil production last month and may was about

20 million barrels per day. that is within 3% of the all-time high set in january of 2020 before the pandemics. they already pumping near capacity arthel. our. >> alright lucas thomason life in the white house thank you lucas. blood much more on inflation. whether americans will ever get any relief of the wall street journal jon vessey joins us later this hour, eric. eric: looking for to that. meanwhile in washington members of the production team for the late show steven colbert have been a wreck arrested and charged with trespassing in the capitol complex for this happen thursday night. just hours after the house generally six committee hearings that had made the capitol security such an issue wrapped up. sources tell fox news the colbert crew did not have press credentials. they happen to be in the building after hours even though they did earlier get permission to interview several members of congress for their comedy sketch. chad has more from washington. >> a bizarre security breach.

the late show team they overstayed their welcome. busted by u.s. capitol police. in a statement cbs says the production team came to capitol hill to do interviews for a comedy segment to insult comedy dog. he is also known for his work on a saturday night live tv fun house animated shorts. cbs said the interviews were prearranged with congressional offices. fox was told on thursday morning they interviewed one committee members adam schiff and stephanie murphy. it is not on the committee. capitol police shooed the group away from the 16 committee area they do not have proper press protect credentials where they requested weeks ago but the tv gallery denied them credentials because their comedy not news but at some point the group left the house office building fox told the team aid sometime after

4:00 p.m. thursday told the aide they thought they had more interviews to do. the team remained in the house office building unescorted for hours. they were scored after closed they can brown 8:30 p.m. eastern time. they are the office of gop colorado representative. capitol police they arrested seven people and charged them with unlawful entry. in a statement capitol police say quote the building was closed to visitors. these individuals were determined to be part of a group that had been directed by the capitol police to leave the building earlier in the day. this comes after the one/six committee release a video of georgia represented giving what the panel surveillance tools. one day head of the riot last year. republicans now claim they have no leg to stand on when it comes to capitol security.

>> it is ironic that democrats staffers, not even members of congress. democratic staffers they are the ones who brought people in, ended up getting arrested by capitol police. >> one person showed the video made threats on camera to prominent democrats the day of the right it. he was never charged. the one/six committee has two more hearings next week. >> heavy hearts and philadelphia today after one firefighter was killed and a building collapsed earlier this morning. for other firefighters then and inspector were either rescued or escaped after the building came down. joins us now with more, jonathan. >> the fire broke out in a mixed use building a very small building and the fair hill community of philadelphia. firefighters were able to get the fire under control within just a matter of minutes. but it is after they went inside

to inspect the damage that things went terribly wrong. that happened around 3:30 a.m. in the morning put a witness describes the scene. >> the fire was contained they did not think the fires going to come down -- make the building was going to come down. i didn't think that, no one did. fire was contained in there during their investigation, looking for hotspots and unfortunately i guess there's no building on each side the building collapsed for. >> five firefighters in a city building inspector became trapped in the rubble. officials say the incident claimed the life of one of those firefighters who'd serve the department for 27 years. >> it is a sad day for the philadelphia fire department. unfortunately our department lost a member bravely fighting a fire and was caught in a building collapsed after the fire was over. >> the other trapped firefighters were taken to the hospital. all of them reported in stable

condition. as for the building inspector, he was treated and released, arthel. arthel: very sad story. jonathan thank you very much, eric. eric: los angeles critics once again slamming embattled district attorney george gascon. they claim his progressive policy for the shooting deaths of los angeles area police corporal and officer joseph santana. gascon expected to defend his record at town hall this coming wednesday. in explain why the suspect was out of jail despite multiple convictions for that something worsening across the country with the repeat offenders. live in los angeles now at the very latest on this controversy, marianne for. >> eric the mother of slain officer joseph santana placing the death of her son squarely on the policies of d.a. george gascon. 22-year-old veteran corporate mike were killed by a suspect he was out on probation at the time of the shooting. justin florez had pleaded no contest to being a felon in

possession of a firearm in 2021. joseph santana's mother said if not for the d.a. soft on crime policies, her son would still be here. >> george gascon they have more rights and police officers but he has insane ideas about giving criminals a slap in the hand. i blamed the death of his son and his partner on gascon. >> and gascon respond to criticism with condolences for the families in a two week quote our hearts break for them as they face this father's day weekend without their loved ones. our office has and will continue to help people with violence accountable for their actions. the police officers association lashing out at gascon's in the process fusion changes is what led to the two officers deaths at the hand of a convicted felon who would have been in jail under california three strikes policy. >> george gascon you do not get

to continue to use our streets and our brothers and sisters in your experiment. you have failed the public, you have failed these families. you failed at michael and joseph. >> is a recall effort against him kicks into high gear there are enough signatures to recall gascon. they've got to be verified to organizers are hoping to get 150,000 signatures to make sure that recall goes ahead in the fall. two for the recall of chesa boudin in san francisco this could be the second period. arthel: speaking of san francisco scary moment at the international airport there in san francisco. a man was arrested, armed with a knife app and he attacked three men last night and pre-security public area. the suspect again was arrested but there's still no word about a motive with the stabbings but airport officials say the victims were treated for minor injuries before continuing their

travels. arthel: security camera captures shocking moment when a man crashed his car into a pro- trump store just south of boston for this happen thursday afternoon. police say 46 trolled sean look at that. he drove his car into the new england for trump store. that is east of massachusetts. nearly hitting an employee and destroying some of the merchandise. police say there was an anti- trump bumper sticker on that car. thankfully no one was injured. the police have not released any other information about the motive. but he is charged with malicious destruction of property. and that solves what? nothing prepress inviting to the recession is not inevitable as the fed pledges to do all it can to curb the hottest inflation 40 years. but our aggressive rate hikes really answer? wall street journal social editor jon bussey is up next on that. ♪

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captured by a surveillance camera october 2, 2018 a sheet made it atm withdrawal just before 11:00 p.m. that night. investigators say the two then drove off in her car which pulled into a different part of town less than an hour later but she never got out. >> strong commitment to our price stability medic contribute to the wide strip confidence in the dollar as value. too that and my colleagues and i are acutely focused on returning inflation toward 2% objective. eric: federal reserve chairman jerome powell redirect the determined to fight runaway inflation. spoke two days after the fed raised interest rates by 75 basis points for that is the biggest hike in nearly 30 years. it is a dramatic attempt to bring the prices down that we have seen increasing. powell says moore could come next month. as you know we are all trying to

struggle and in many cases to pay for basics. fox's contributor jon bussey joins us editor at the wall street journal. they say the highest inflation rate in decades, john, you think what the fed is doing will be enough? >> are going to have to do more in the fed has said that. they are expecting another rate increase and possibly at the same level, eric 75 basis points which is notable. as early as next month. and rates are expected to continue to increase through 2022 into 2023 paid what are they trying to do was to mark their raising interest rates of borrowing costs go up and the intent is to slow the economy to reduce economic activity. which will bring inflation down. now, you are arty seeing some effects for the rate increases we have had to date. for example in may, industrial production, manufacturing, home construction, retail sales, wage increases and the savings rate of homeowners all either dropped

or slowed in their growth. you are seeing the effect of the higher interest rates. that has led some banks to lower their economic expansion rate forecast for the second quarter calendar quarter of this year. j.p. morgan for example dropped its to 2.5% on an annual basis from three-point to five per that is a pretty substantial drop. uc also now, eric, really critical factor. consumer sediment has dropped to the lowest level since records began to be kept by the university of michigan which does the survey in the 1940s. one of our journal reporters has a story on this. so interest rates increases are having an effect. eric: when you think of the chances of a recession? >> huge debate is it? this is hard for the fed to get this right. you have got 23 trillion-dollar economy. it is like imagining the huge

cargo ships that are steaming through the pacific and throwing the engines into reverse. it takes miles for those ships to ultimately stop for the u.s. economy is kind of similar. they are trying to get it right. not much too much cooling but just the right amount for a soft landing. you may get what you want. you may get a cooling but it might go too far which would mean there is a recession. there's probably as many economists at this point read about at recession that believe we won't have one. eric: the inflation rate to see on the screen are high in other countries at the top there. jon, how much of this is due to president biden's policies? >> this is another big point of debate. i think the fed is pushing against the summit headwinds not of its own creation for the u.s. economy's creation. yes, this is a very strong

economy for this a lot of pent-up demand from the pandemic that is still playing through. the consumer is robust they are out there and they are spending pretty also have a pandemic that is ongoing. we are still the middle of it causing labor shortages, people are calling in sick, airline pilots -- making factories closing in china creating the supply disruptions that we have been talking about now for months. and they continue to push prices higher because they reduce supply. you also have the war in ukraine it's pushed up commodity prices oil and wheat and other commodity. some of this might have been the last stimulus program that 1.9 trillion that the biden administration password mind to the previous administration passed $3 trillion in stimulus. they were both administrations trying to keep people employed. and trying to keep food on the table for workers. that might have been inflationary. the fed even said that at the end of last year. but they considered it

short-term inflation. these bigger forces at work are causing the kind of inflation that we have now. eric: the president blames the gas prices on the war in ukraine. he blames vladimir putin and the oil companies themselves does not hold water to you? >> it is always great politically to blame big business. you are never going to not get points for that. but you also have to blame a global economy that got knocked back on its feet and is standing up again and huge demand amid constraint supplies. russia is a large oil exporter. and now for reasons that the democratic nations are fighting russia with these sanctions european countries are cutting back on purchases of a russian oil. the u.s. has. and as a result prices go up everywhere else they are chasing saudi oil they are chasing u.s. oil for their purchase.

those big forces in pandemic still are notable in the fed's consideration of what to do about inflation. but the good side is, it's sad to say slowing economies a good sign. it's a good sign in terms of fighting inflation. in some of the steps taken by the fed are having an effect. eric: and finally, how long do you think these increases are going to last? we did see gas prices for a wild decrease. then going back out. when you think they'll get a handle on this and it will stabilize? >> inflation picked up again in may did not? that was a bad sign. the rate increases are expected to continue into 2023. which says the fed believes the inflation problem is going to continue into 2023. you may see some moderation of this in the coming months. but it is going to take some time to slow down that big container ship in the middle of

the pacific. it will take some time. eric: take some time meanwhile tightening our belts, jon bussey of the wall street journal jonathan was good to see you. arthel: erica jon thank you for the u.s. is sending another billion dollars in aid to ukraine as heavy fighting continues for control of the eastern and southern parts of the country. meantime the european union has approved ukraine status as a candidate for membership putting it one step closer to joining the eu. nate foy is live on the ground in kyiv with the very latest, nay. >> actually, arthel we are in that you mentioned fighting in the southern part of the country that is where zelenskyy went today visiting the port city which is right near the front line. which is under russian control right now. it comes to weeks after the president visited the northeastern city the second largest city here in ukraine. if we could pull it brand-new

video that we have of president zelensky's trip to the front lines today. according to ukrainian government he met with service members handing out to them for their bravery. he received progress reports on the front line as ukrainians defend their land and access to the black sea pretty also met with nonmilitary leaders talking about infrastructure damage, restoring water supply and agriculture for this comes, arthel after definitely a successful week politically for zelensky but he met with multiple eu leaders including the leaders of germany, france, italy, romania, boris johnson of the uk was in kyiv last night. here he is talking about potentially joining the eu. >> where only one step away from fully fledged integration into the eu. we have an assessment from the european commission concerning candidate status for ukraine. it's a historic achievement for all who work for our country.

>> that decision will come next week or this week coming up on thursday and friday when eu leaders will vote on it. ukraine needs all 27 countries to agree on that vote to become a candidate state. meanwhile, fighting continues in the east. 80% under russian control right now. it's the remaining holdout in the luhansk region of the donbas. also we are just learning russian whistles and last 20 minutes russian missiles have hit a fuel depot in the eastern ukrainian town. that's according to the regional governor there. but in the east you mentioned that is where the real fighting is concentrated. and the ukrainian state russians are using ten times the amount of artillery rounds they have. the military aid that ukraine got from the united states and germany this past week is deafly coming at a time when they need it. will send it back to you. arthel: will take it back here

nay floyd live there in lviv stake take care my friend. before at cdc panel has joined the fda to recommend covid 19 vaccine for children under five years old. final decision is expected very soon. parents though still have questions about the effectiveness and possible side effects. doctors say we should all get vaccinated. doctor marc siegel coming up right here on fox news live about the new vaccine order for children under five.

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patrol agents are said to be furious a department of homeland security. his ready to discipline colic they were falsely accused of whipping haitian migrants. he may render those pictures but some people thinking they were whipping those migrants with rains they said they were releasing the reins to control their horses. and eldorado, texas. fifty or so on the terror watch list bill? >> yes eric at afternoon tuber that is exactly right but 15 of them weren't last month alone in maybe brand-new data showing the number of people on that terror watch list showing appears our southern border is skyrocketed through the data now. brand-new numbers these are border patrol arrest for it here at the southern border of people on the terrorist screening database of known or suspected terrorist. as you mention, take a look at for the fiscal year 2022 already. though four months left in we are already at 50 arrests on the

terror watch list. look at how that compares to prior years. that is more than the last five years combined altogether. that was 26 or essentially double that in fiscal year 2022 but again the fiscal year is not even done yet. former ice director says this should raise red flags big-time sounding of alarms when it comes to security here at our border. he said bad actors know it now it was a time to try to sneak through, take a listen. >> this at present has created a border crisis and immigration crisis. when you do that that causes 70% and border patrol, 70% that's of the drugs float through and kills 100,000 americans that is in the terrace come across. >> the video you are looking at right now was shot just last night and roma here in the rio grande valley shot by texas dps. the main numbers are out. they are staggering. more than 239,000 illegal crossings here at our southern

border in the month of may present is the highest and dhs history. it is the third month in a row we set a new record but it's also the third month in a row we have had more than 200,000 illegal crossings. when you look at the bigger picture there have now been over than 1.5 million illegal crossings since october. that is bigger than the populations of seattle in boston put together but take a look at this video from yesterday. texas governor greg abbott was down here in the rio grande valley getting an update on the border situation from texas dps. and from the national guard but he has had to surge texans resources down into the border. so i asked him about the fact that president biden has never been to the border in his entire life, take a listen to what the governor had to say about that. >> we have demanded that joe biden come to the border. not for a candy coated tour but he needs to see the struggles of what people in del rio are dealing with fred he needs to

see ranches that have been ripped apart by the illegal immigration that he has allowed. he needs to talk to the people whose lives have been completely disrupted. >> and eric cummins terror watch list numbers we talked about a few moments ago and are extra concerning considering the fact that multiple sources tell me it last month alone in may there were more than 50000 known got a ways here in our southern border. we will send it back to you. >> that's amazing thanks so much. arthel: well eric, final proof expected a few hours after cdc panel today recommending covid-19 vaccines for the nation's youngest kids. that comes one day after the fda authorize the emergency use of moderna and pfizer vaccine for children as young as six months old but according to the cdc, more than 400 children under four have died from covid since the onset of the pandemic. the nation's leading health officials are now urging parents

to give their children whichever shot is available. >> may be that the internet vaccine brings an immune response slightly more rapidly. on the other hand the three dose of pfizer regiment may also bring a greater immune response after the third dose. arthel: dr. marc siegel is a news contributor and medicine at medical center. so dr. mark, do you agree, also should parents were about side effects? >> i do agree with doctor marks i've interviewed him. i think it is right for the fda to approve this. cdc is going to approve it as you just said in a couple of hours. there's 18 million children under the age of five in the united states. those studies that looked at moderna and pfizer, they show moderna but 25% developed fevers. both groups, pfizer and moderna had fatigue print that was one of the main symptoms. and arthel level one -- 5% of

all hospitalizations and covenant tina been in children. we have seen a lot more, five times more hospitalizations with omicron with children over delta. i think we need this tool permitting this arrow in our quiver. i liked coronavirus advisor is saying most of the shots are going to be in pediatricians offices. you know why? i want that conversation between the pediatrician, the parent and yes the child. i think overall we went to decrease our risk of long covid. symptoms that occur after covid. that affects children as well. i think for children at risk i mean children have underlying medical problems including obesity by the way, i would go for them first. i think in those cases the benefit way outweighs the risk. i would be in favor of the vaccine. one more point the pfizer vaccine is one tenth of the adult dose. moderna, one fourth of the adult dose. i just played in the lead up, it

gives you a different effect read both of them are effective but the pfizer after the third dose probably is more effective. >> okay. let's look into little bit more from fda vaccine chief doctor peter marx. >> this is something we would recommend people start this now. it will provide that foundational level of immunity. although there is a lot of information circulating that i had the omicron variant or my child had the omicron variance and vaccination is not important. there is emerging data to suggest the omicron variant does not produce the kind of excellent immune response against a wide range of color 19 variance. not that the vaccinations do. >> doctor marc spiegel what is your take? >> outside that that old differently. it's a natural immunity and 75% of children have had some kind of covid. the problem is, it's only

demar's recent infection and gives you protection especially against emerging variance. and then i would add hybrid and immunity, if you had covid and then you get a vaccine commie is probably your best protection of all. it is an advantage for it i wouldn't say was an either or situation. and i would not discount natural immunity. i would add to it with a vaccine. save it all right dr. mark spiegel on what to talk about this story about 17-year-old zachary. straight a california high school student with what seemed like a limitless future but zack's potential was cut short when, like millions of high school kids across america, zack decided to experiment with drugs. i'm but when he saw was percocet. what he got instead was a counterfeit pill made to fentanyl. sadly zack's parents found him dead at his desk and their family home. now according to the cdc three out of four americans who die from april 2020 through

april 2021 were all killed by synthetic opioids are merely fentanyl. and starting this monday fox news will begin airing fentanyl, the poisoning of america. the series will begin with a report featuring dr. siegel telling the story of zack and his family. dr. mark, you see that photo. sadly the family is not alone. tell more about what you have been exploring in your report. >> you know, arthel the family is our here is because they responded to the death of their 17-year-old by coming out and becoming huge advocates to shine a spotlight on this problem. transnational corporation criminal organizations out of mexico that cobbled together pills that look like adderall or look like percocet than their laced with fentanyl for their produce in china for the most part but now india predinner

sold online or sold on social media. somebody legs that gets one pill and i mean one pill and has so much fentanyl in it which is 100 times more powerful than morphine that he stops breathing. we don't have the availability of narcan we don't have the ability of antidotes but we do not have the healthcare personnel available to help people like that. it is a great tragedy. shining a spotlight on it as a first step. by the way, one more point the pandemic is really made this a lot worse. because of the social isolation because of a lack of mental health services and because of all of this pirating going on by criminal organizations. arthel: it can hit any family at any time. dr. marc siegel think if your report will look forward to it and thanks for talking to us today, think take care precooked screech now if you arthel have a great day. eric: such a tragedy across the country. may not a true american hero. for the last surviving members of the famed all-black fighter squadron the tuskegee airmen was laid to rest yesterday at arlington national cemetery.

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arthel: the faith and freedom coalition is holding his road to majority conference in nashville. former president trump spoke

there yesterday georgia senate candidate herschel walker just wrapped up his address this afternoon. walker bid for the highly coveted seat in georgia is considered crucial for republicans to take control of the chamber. rich edson is alive in nashville, tennessee with more, hey rich. >> hey good afternoon arthel. if republicans in that one seat they will gain control of the senate. it is a close race in georgia. you got herschel walker running on the republican side against the incumbent democrat warnock. walker just spoke he recently admitted to three additional children he had not previously discussed. it was a fierce critic of absentee fathers, campaign claims heap supports all of his children part walker spoke here a bit ago and he address the controversy. >> well, first of all they knew the truth. i have never deny any of our kids by love them more than i love anything. they can do anything which made me want to fight harder. i am tired of people misleading the american people.

i'm tired of people misleading my family. >> over the past three days the road to the majority conference got a number of republican speaking including former president donald trump and he gave the keynote address yesterday. spent much of his speech on the unsubstantiated claims of election fraud in 2020 rated issue that makes senior republicans republicans are asking to move on from. also teased running again in 2024 there did not commit anything but former un ambassador gave the keynote the day before but she's part of the anticipated potential republican presidential candidates. exclusive interview she told us she doesn't have to make up her mind about running yet. we also asked her whether the former president focus on 2020 wasn't productive? >> i think that is up to him but he feels heartburn over that. but we have to really focus on the fact the american people are hurting. their wallets are hurting. >> more foreign policy tonight secretary of state mike pompeo the former secretary under the trump administration he gives

the keynote this evening. back to you arthel. >> will take it back hair rich edson thank you, eric. eric: the mayor of jersey city, new jersey says yes it is possible that jimmy hoffa is buried in his city as it has been claimed. now some are waiting for the fbi to make the next move there. in an effort to solve the decades-old case that continues to fascinate and to finally bring closer to the iconic mystery and also for the hoffa family. the bureau has been probing claims that hoffa the teamsters labor leader who disappeared in 1975 in detroit, was brought to the spot near what was then a mob connected dump and buried in a barrel. agents from the fbi lead office in detroit and newark were at the site last fall and soon began to dig for the latest in the bureaus determination to consider and act on any credible information after the decades long mystery over office fh

bates it's still an active case but vaccination went to that spot. we conduct a ground penetrating radar survey and found buried metal. large pieces, just like barrels there. >> is that metal? >> definitely metal. >> we found several round shaped metal objects buried here. some are on top of each other. which fits frank's story exactly for this is another spot near the first one which that is the round they are could be a barrel. this would be the spot precooked some say stashing hoffa here makes sense. went undercover for the fbi to bus the new jersey mob. he said to tilt mob guys think they. >> not only do what instead, i want you to put them in a barrel. what should bring him back here but no one should open that barrel, i want to see it for myself. go out one last time. one less time to look at you and see i told you so. eric: the full stories in our

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nypd enhance job program. alexis mcadams is live and eric city with the details. tell us all about this, alex. >> hi arthel. these are new canine detection dogs there gorged them subway systems in new york city like this from behind me. the nypd now is the only police department and the world that are using this type of technology on the dogs. investigators tell us these canines will now have the ability to keep tracking what used to be a undetectable explosives for their year old look at the new technology crated by the nypd. they work for the private tech company to create a special dog harness that would with the electronic the sensors inside the harness enabled the k-9 officer to detect radiation or other chemical or even biological agents that dogs nose just can't. nypd tells technology has a proven success rate. >> the technology is very reliable. it surprises us how reliable it is sometimes. and we are always still discovering things about the

sensors that surprised and how sensitive they are. just being out there on a post on the subway platform sometimes it will go off them a look around and say okay, that is why. and it makes sense to us. >> each harness has multiple sensors that send reading so mobile command post in real-time. those officers can track those ratings and respond accordingly. back out here live people in your city will start seeing these canine detection dogs out on the subway systems. they've shared the new technology with some departments and even the military around the world, arthel pick. >> alexis mcadams thank you very much pete eric, dogs of the best and always be. >> they really are it's great to see they have that ability. you see the little badge? each police dog gets their own badge. to fight i love that. so cute. we are back in one hour. eric: new york's finest. tein,

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