having me. because we love you so much and you think so much for our crowd were going to feed you. >> you guys so hungry? were greta together. >> have a great weekend, everybody. happy fourth of july. >> dana: fox news alert on the hectic holiday travel weekend. airlines are struggling to get flights off the ground at the surge of passengers can make things even worse. good morning i'm dana perino. bill is off this week but my good friend mike emanuel is with me today. how are you, my? >> mike: grade to be with you. this is "america's newsroom." three and half of americans are expected to fly this weekend and experts feel it could push airports to a breaking point. >> dana: staffing shortages and airlines running on fumes. combine that with bad weather

you have a recipe for disaster for disaster. >> mike: the delays and cancellations are already piling up. all signs pointing to a rough weekend. for travelers the frustration is palpable. senior correspondent casey stegall is following all of those from dallas-fort worth international airport. good morning, casey. >> good morning mike and dana. the folks at aaa tell us this fourth of july holiday us expected to be the second busiest since the year 2000. 20 plus years with over 48 million americans total traveling over the next couple of days where the majority by car, by air is about three and half million which is higher versus last year. only time will tell whether those holidays passengers will further bog down the airports and airlines already this morning i can tell you that more than 700 delays in more than 230 cancellations are being reported

by flight aware within the united states. so cute with those long lines, weights, and frustrations. >> dana: like to get stressed sometimes especially when the airport look like this. it's actually pretty packed right now. >> our flight was delayed because of crus were going to miss our connection. >> nothing like an airport wait, tom. major unions representing airline will workers who say at least 15% of flights the carriers originally planned for june august have been dropped whso let's recap. more passengers, fewer flights, fewer workers, there could be fireworks of a different kind in the next couple of days. be one so bring your patients. casey stegall live. >> dana: violence once again rocking chicago. at least 30 people shot last

night. there are worries gun violence will only escalate as we head into this holiday weekend. mike tobin is in chicago with the latest. it's true there are worries. >> the official police count is that 15 people were shot in chicago. the most dramatic of the shooting incidents was not restricted to the west or sell side this is in the west side of the loop where the chicago's business district. five guys walked out of a building according to police and got into an argument with an unknown man open fire. both died, three others were shot and wounded from that incident alone. a gun child victims last night ran from people in cars to people just to around on the park. altogether several people in chicago died of gunshot wounds. mayor lightfoot armistice summer

of joy. according to chicago not outcome the ranks of chicago police have decreased by 2000 on her watch while mayor mayer mary lightfoot have so the staff of 700 cups guarding her house. businesses complain about the upsurge of crime. dozens of small businesses are leaving chicago but it's not just small businesses. poets announced in may they are moving there hedge fund from chicago to miami. long complained about the upsurge in crime in the downtown area. >> he said he had employees that are been insulted, harassed and it was just enough so maybe now the city will take notice. mike tobin, thank you. >> mike: the prize of rising crime also one painful display in los angeles. the sergeant and officer were shot in the line of duty last

month. hundreds gathered to pay tribute to the fallen heroes at a memorial service. both hospitals were husbands and fathers. their families now reeling with the loss. >> look over us, protect us, don't mess around too much. >> he would torture me with country music. bug me to run errands with him, and dragged me and my brothers to the movies anytime in the marvel movie came out. these memories will forever be close to my heart and i wouldn't trade the world for having not gotten the chance to live them. >> he had a rap sheet a mile long and was facing a felony charge for gun possession with los angeles d.a. put them on probation, leaving them free to kill the two officers.

>> dana: in the nation's biggest city a stunning number of detectives are leaving in droves. more than 100 retired in june alone and another 75. figures from the end of may showed more than a hundred officers have resigned more than a thousand more retired. all told the partners have more than 46% in the last few years. rodney harrison is more the suffolk county police commissioner it's good to have you here. what is the outcome when you lose this amount of detectives in a city like new york? >> good morning. it is concerning. of course in order for us to protect such a large city like new york you need a certain amount of police officers. having the mass exodus of cops is going to cause troubles regarding public safety. >> mike: let's pull up a quote from pollock to giacomo he is

the protective endowment associates sedition. he said it's can have a major impact on investigative clot crime. the detective's class are down as we speak and are investigating more cases. it's going to have an impact on public safety. rodney, i think that makes complete sense. it seems quite logical. what's the morale of officers who are sticking behind after all this brain drain then people are leaving law enforcement? >> it's tough. i have something of a front row seat. i've to dollar daughters who are new york city police officers. i hear stories regarding how morale is down and there's a couple of layers of concern. one of course is violence. the second is the lack of support from elected officials. you hear some things and concerns that a lot of the politicians are talking about.

it doesn't necessarily support the police officers and supports the criminals. it's a great job. words matter when we go to protect and make sure police officers are out there are able to do their job. >> dana: there's a jason cavuto and he had us walk out ceremony on tuesday. i just want to read one of the things that he said. to me is to know i love the job but it's not the same job i joined. the nobel law was a big thing with me and it's not even really crime-fighting anymore. you arrest somebody for assault with a weapon, then the person is back at the precinct getting his property next day. they are not locking anybody up even with those records. pay your debt to society, you broke the law. because your county commissioner there you are in suffolk county, do you hear anything from the

governor's audience in the last week about the supreme court decision unconcealed carry. but she doesn't seem to really have the drive or maybe the backing, i'm not sure what it is, to try and make some changes. especially on the laws letter putting these criminals back on the street? >> it's one fortunate because you hear so many different stories coming out of albany regarding which direction they're going in but i guess i stated before, actions count. you're going to see a lot more police officers retire because of the fact that when you happen to be a good police officer and you want to make sure you're holding those criminals accountable, but at the same time you're flying these criminals back out not being

charged for the crimes that you commit against a new yorker it's disturbing. i can understand why people are walking out and why we are choosing to leave the job because it's so discouraging knowing that you can't do your job and unfortunately there's a lot of lip service going on it we need more actions regarding how are going to hold some of these criminals accountable for some of the crimes they are committing. >> dana: thank you so much. mayor adams was asked on good day new york virus on escada if the figures of retiring have the text text of some police recent concern to him and he said no it does not. i think it's probably something that everybody should be paying attention to. all of that institutional memory and experience the crimes don't get solved crime will go up. rodney harrison thank you. please have a good fourth of july weekend.

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>> dana: fox news is learning exclusively just how many migrants have died trying to cross into the united states. a border patrol source has there have been 518 border migrant hats this fiscal year. this does not include the 53 who died after being abandoned in a tractor-trailer in san antonio and died of heat exhaustion. pdp has yet to report the deaths in fiscal year 2021 which we are told is 556 big lots report was in 2020 which saw 220 migrant deaths. ♪ ♪ spewing a rough supreme court term from president biden's agenda coming to an end. dealing one blow after another to his progressive policies. with his back against the wall the president is now calling for an end to the senate filibuster on the issue of abortion. alexandria authors live at the

white house. >> good morning, mike, we've heard calls from other democrats to end the filibuster but this is the first time we are hearing it from the president. he said yesterday that on issues like abortion and exceptions to the senate filibuster should be made. >> i believe we have to codify roe v. wade into law. the way to do that is to make sure congress votes to do that. and if the filibuster gets in the way it should be providing an exception for this. >> dana: without the filibuster 60 votes would not be needed but adding in another supreme court ruling some dumb thing to an exception is enough. in a 6-3 decision yesterday the high court overturned a lower court ruling that gave the environmental protection agency unlimited power to regulate emissions. those in favor of the decision say it takes control away from federal bureaucrats and gives it back to congresswoman. but congresswoman alexandria court oh because your cortez

saying it's disaster. saying we need to do away with the whole thing for the sake of the planet. the president says he plans to work with the judicial department to find a way around the ruling just one -- the present gun-control effort also took a hit when the supreme court ruled last week that americans have the right to carry in public. by the administration did enjoy wade yesterday when the supreme court ruled that the president could cancel the trump era remain in mexico policy which republicans warn will make the situation even more tired. but it's the progressive response when things don't go their way, like abortion being returned to the states, that senator lindsey graham finds more dangerous. >> five days after overturning the decision they want to blow up the senate. beat these people are crazy. >> dana: today the president will meet with democratic governors from seven different states to try and sort out ways to protect access to abortion. mike and dana. >> mike: progressives are

pushing the senate to vote -- it doesn't appear he has the votes for it. alexandria hoff on the white house lawn. thank you very much. >> dana: let's talk about this and bring in guy benson at townhall.com. former congressman and my cohost of desh guys, listen to the squad members on the filibuster. here you go. speak of the filibuster. a tool perfected to defend jim crow continues to be used to block progress. >> i believe he should come out strongly in favor of either amending or abolishing the united states senate filibuster. >> we need to abolish this filibuster. past the women's health protection act. >> dana: even though he has been steadfast against busting the filibuster, guide benson the president changed his mind up madrid. he said now it should be done, what do you think of it?

>> mike: well he said this before on a different issue. so-called voting rights. he said there should be a carve out. now another carve out on abortion. just to be clear there's no such thing as a carve out on the legislative filibuster. if one issue breaks through than the filibuster is gone. progressives and democrats might say that's a good thing for they want that. i would remind them that they themselves have used the filibuster. they call it racist now but they've used it many, many times. hundreds of times during recent presidential administrations from the republican party where they were trying to block things like restrictions on abortion but they filibuster that so president biden used to be against a lot of things. he was against roe v. wade at one point, he was against late-term abortion at one point, he was against blowing up the filibuster at one point, that's all gone out the window because that's the direction this party is headed. basically you need republicans in one or two democrats willing to hold the line on this and i

think that's a frightening direction. >> dana:esque i mentioned you need a list a couple of democrats to go along with this. once again the president is telling the squad that he wants something, or is willing to do something, but he can't actually deliver on it. when you make of that part of it? speak of her stuff good morning. i think a couple of things. i think guys characterization of this is largely right but he leaves out some other elements of it. we've had a court in the last 10-12 days do more legislating in the last two weeks in congress is done in two years. you also can't negate or ignore over the last two years we vetted members to the court including justice barrett but she was confirmed less than four weeks out from an election when senator mcconnell said he would not take up a hearing for someone for the supreme court until a presidential election had been done.

there are new facts, i'm not one that has been a believer and advocate for changing the filibuster. around roe v. wade i think you have to add that to the mix. we shouldn't confuse the fact that some of the advocates for changing the filibuster as we talk about it this morning. ellis is the congress needs to figure out rules that allow it to. and right now it doesn't work unless you get 60 votes. >> dana: exactly. you have to actually legislate in a way that you don't have to rely on the judiciary if you do it in such a vague way or in a way that is not constitutional. one last thing i'll get a quick answer for you -- there's this atlantic had died that is getting a lot of attention. it's building on two or three weeks of this kind of thing. it's called it's biden the man out of time? democrats have a growing sense

of panic about conservative advantages but do not of a president that shares their urgency. listen to david axelrod, he is the dean of the democratic party, very instrumental president obama this is what he said. >> there is the sense that things are kind of out of control and he's not in command. no one president can control inflation. is not going to get the gas tax. this americans that are skeptical about whether that would help. this is a very fraught environment for him right now. >> if president biden gets backward to see facing, guide benson? >> is facing a public that is very unhappy with the state of the country and to some party that is increasingly vocal about may be moving forward in a way for him in the future, which probably bothers him knowing his character in a way that he views this stuff. >> about-face on energy,

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more from our new york city newsroom, hi, lauren. >> sorry to be the bearer of bad news, dana. look come in u.s. stocks have lost more than $11 trillion this year. stocks are setting records, dana, but they are the records nobody wants to see. the dow lost more than 15% in the first half. its worst performance since 1962, with the nasdaq having its worst first half ever down just about 30%. the s&p 500 dropping more than 20%. it's worse finished since 1970. but the s&p 500 is the one that hits most people the worst. many funds and portfolios track at. that's why retirement accounts have seen some $3 trillion erase this year. we have less, we are spending less, and we are paying more. and that shows when you look at which stocks sectors perform the worst. its consumer discretionary, down 33%. you know the answer to this one,

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quarter and they rally in the fourth quarter at the end of the year. let's just hope that history rings true this year. >> dana: i love it when you went on a high note. thank you so much, lauren simonetti. >> mike: gearing up to celebrate our fourth of july this holiday weekend. a new fox poll mexico's national pride at its lowest point in more than a decade. only 39% of americans say they are proud of the country today. that numbers down and 30% since 2011. let's bring in beet headsets, cohost of fox and friends in author of the new book, battle for the american mind. number one on "the new york times" best seller list for two weeks straight now. pete, congratulations and good morning. okay, 30-point since 2011, i'd

explain this change, pete? >> ? >> ernest hemingway once said -- he was talking about bankruptcy. it happens gradually until it happens quickly paid a lot of that is true when it comes to numbers like this. if you gradually overrode fidelity had to the founding principles of your countrymen pretty quickly you can get to the point where statues need to come down, buildings need to be renamed, and 1619 needs to be the new founding date. then you are shocked by the fact that pride in our country drops by 30%. dana you've been in politics you know a number like that is hard to move people that far that quick. that's a reflection of -- there's some politics in it as well. it happens on both sides of the aisle. but pride is something that you feel deep down. it's something you are invested in. and we are ripping it out of the minds of young kids. and then are surprised that they don't want to stand up and salute the flag and be proud of where we came from. it's a dangerous situation if you want to perpetuate our

american experiment. >> i'm listening to your book on audible, which i highly recommend to everybody, especially if you're doing your chores and walking around and trying to keep educated. listening to it i'm wondering if you can speak to this. it is teaching patriotism and those values at an early age. we got away from that over the last several decades. >> very much so. if we read the entire narrative, and i know you are, patriotism was placed in to remove god at the beginning sort of cynically. by progressives in the early 20th century. now they are discarding it because it was useful as a transition every step for social change. and if you believe that america was racist and evil from the beginning, then why would you be teaching pride in that? instead you teach pride and other things, or the things that we need to solve are the climate change, or unending inequity that students need to be activists on. it's a change completely in emphasis.

a lot of it also comes back to history books. why don't we know a lot of this? progressives write the history cared ultimately a lot of it makes america look back end. >> mike: numbers military recruiting. according to the department of defense, 9% of those getting americans eligible to serve in the military had any indic inclination to do so. lowest number since 2007. army recruitment lacks 23% behind the target so far. that has to be alarming leadership at the pentagon. how do you explain it? >> you can't talk about this topic without tying it to the one we just talk talk at the bottom. what would you go put on a uniform and get trained to potentially fight and die for country if you don't think is a good place? it is worse in our ability to project power in the future if you're not creating generations of patriots wanting and willing to serve. i serve. i could say anecdotally i know a handful of young men who wanted to join the military didn't because of the vaccine mandate. it can people they didn't feel it was required. and it is required and as a

result they decided to do for that particular decision, hoping a new commander in chief that potentially. kids are out of shape. kids are not learning america's a good place. what can happen? lower standards. >> if you had to do it over again. >> absolutely no doubt, dana commits the best education never got was the university of baghdad with brothers who will be brothers for life. there is nothing more proud of them doing that. but i worry for my kids. there's a lot of wokeness in our military that doesn't make us better at fighting and winning wars. i am worried about --

>> dana: there are some cute kids as well. i've got to see them. all right, thank you so much. this we can celebrate america here with us right here on the fox news channel. on sunday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern pete will join carley shimkus, rachel campos duffy, for a west point independence day celebration to one of the red, white, and blue with decorated army veterans. plus there's an epic firework show that you do not want to mess. >> mike: it doesn't end there. monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern fox news presents an independence day special with joey jones, carley shimkus, and kayleigh mcenany. catch the fireworks from washington, d.c., and boston along with musical performances. jimmy fallon will be there hitting streets to find out what makes people proud to be an american. most important that we pay tribute to the men and women who serve this great country.

>> a shake-up in college sports is usc and ucla are reportedly leaving the pac-12 and heading to the big ten. the two california schools could make the move as early as 2024. that would make the baked in the first conference stretching coast-to-coast. athletic director from both schools reportedly sang collegiate sports are changing and they cannot afford to stand still. official announcements are said to be expected within the next day or so. mike, i love how one of our producers made sure i knew it was speak pac of pac. >> mike: i'm a proud rutgers alarm so as of him i think it's interesting to see my scarlet knights play in the rose bowl or l.a. coliseum. but it does make me worry about the student part of student athletes. if you can have all of them flying across country. >> i guess they could do zoom on the plane come i don't know. >> maybe so, we will see.

and i police demonstrators attacking officers in georgia. watch. activists throwing molotov cocktails at officers over their opposition to a police training facility. more stunning video next. and a 29-year-old transgender skateboarder defending her first-place finish against her teenage opponents.

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>> mike: the trial for american basketball star brittney griner is underway in court in moscow. she was arrested on drug charges in a russian airport last february. amy kellogg is following the story for us. hello, amy. >> hi, mike. well, it's certainly not a good time to be an american detained in moscow, asked if there ever would be to be an american held there. but this is particularly tense. the two-time olympic gold medalist, brittney griner, could face ten years at a russian penal colony if she is convicted of these drug charges. her trial began today just 1% of criminal cases in russia result in acquittal. unlike in the u.s., inrush

acquittals can be reversed. griner is been in jail for just 25 months paired her wife believes her sheets be used as a political pawn. she's been playing off season for a team in central russia so she was very much wanted in country at the time. those were of course very different times. she was on her way back when she was arrested in moscow. custom officials say they found cannabis oil and some vaping cartridges. the u.s. charged in moscow today was at the start of the trial today. >> i did have the opportunity to speak with miss griner in the courtroom. she is doing as well as can be expected in these difficult circumstances. she asked me to convey that she's in good spirits and is keeping up the faith. >> the courtroom heard from a few witnesses today.

the u.s. claims that she had been wrongfully detained and they say, that getting her out is a priority for them. my? >> stressful time for britney and her family and the friends. amy kellogg, thanks a lot. the biden administration may be taking a hands-off approach to the boxing legend turned us on what he's doing to bring her home ahead. >> this makes me really happy to see that there is kids that young that are in competitions and their even placing the high ranks. it's incredible. to me that's not any reason to not want to competition. i'm not going to go there and be like go easy on them because their kids. >> dana: that's 29-year-old transgender skateboarder after taking first place in a contest against kids as young as ten. she says that her way and has nothing to do with age. joining me now is skateboarder taylor silverman.

she has lost a transgender competitor is and i'm so glad to have you on because i thought this might be a one off incident but this happens more than i think. >> hi, dana, thank you so much for having me. he has, this does happen quite often and skateboarding. this happened to me on three separate occasions, two of which i placed second. every time it's been a different person. this past contest this last weekend that i wasn't competing in but other girls were impacted at, it was another person as well. there are several skaters doing this in skateboarding. >> dana: how long is it going on? over the past few years or is it increasing in intensity as we go on here and see more transgender athletes? >> i think there's probably a lot of stories i don't even know about you but this is something i've started noticing over the past several years? >> wise it allowed? maybe you can explain about the governing body for skateboarding

i think the age is the least important what the important part is the mail male in the women's division and that's what's unfair here. having children involved by this kit makes it much more tragic. as for governing body as for like the governing body of skateboarding, there is a few different contest organizers. some of them are larger and some of them are a bit smaller. there have been ones that are saying that they won't do this. but most of them are just allowing it to happen and ignoring female athletes when we speak up about it. like the way the red bull ignored me. >> tell me what happened there. >> well i had experienced this in december at a red bull contest in red bull cornerstone. i placed second to a transgender

competitor and i lost out on some money because of it. so did everybody else. we all got pushed back in our podium spots. i ended up emailing red bull privately to tell them that i thought this was unfair and i was hoping that we could have a discussion to try to come up with something more appropriate. my email was completely ignored, which prompted me to share my story on social media. >> dana: do you get messages of support from people that don't want to go public? >> i receive messages every day from athletes in all different sports and a lot of parents of skateboarders including people who are at the contest this past weekend and telling me they agree with me and their friends and family members who were affected by this and the people are saying silent or acting like they are okay with that when people are actually incredibly

upset. >> dana: hoodie which would speak up on your behalf or on behalf of women in sports, girls in sports? would he think could really make a difference? >> i think everybody should speak up on this. but especially if you are a female athlete was impacted by the so what you to know that you will receive a lot of support if you speak of. i've received so much support and so much help from people who are willing to help me, whether it's illegally or with advice or arm you with information regarding the science behind this. i've made so many incredible connections that i never would have if i hadn't stood up for myself. but also if you are a parent of a child who has gone through this, speak up for your kid. we shouldn't allow this type of abuse. this should be something normal to stand up for her kids when they are being abused situations like this. we shouldn't be sitting in silence and fear. >> dana: you are an incredible person with a lot of confidence and poise and a strong voice you're using for good so thank you so much for coming on

the show. i hope to talk to you again soon. >> thank you so much, dana, i appreciate you having me. have a happy fourth. >> mike: the search for a fugitive murder suspect coming to a dramatic and overseas but how authorities found a texas woman accused of killing her romantic rival. plus gas prices are tipping down but not everybody is feeling the relief of several states raise their fuel taxes. why is this happening? will ask fox news anchored straight ahead. ♪ ♪ people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memories they create. or the spin they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, you can achieve clearer skin. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla can cause serious allergic reactions.

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saying wasn't right, surprise, surprise. another thing he said that wasn't right paired he said he could lower gas prices by $1 at the pump by getting rid of an 18-cent gas tax that a federal gas tax and states have their own. i need to fix my hair. about the bottom line is that it doesn't get anywhere near a dollar at the pump. think first of all of the strategic petroleum reserve. it's organa release all of the soil. by the way it shouldn't be released overseas, it should stay here. that didn't lower oil prices are gas prices. then he said the saudis could pump a lot more. well remember president macron taking him aside the other day, it was supposed to be off mike but it was on. >> speaking of that can only play that? president biden yesterday at his press conference asked about going to saudi arabia, which is in just a couple of weeks. watch. >> if you were to see the count crown prince and the king would you ask them to increase oil production? >> norm got not going to ask

him. i've indicated to them that i thought they should be increasing oil production but not to the saudis particularly. >> it's just a gang they can't shoot straight. i mean on all of these -- so many policies. i can't think of any policy where it's been a straight shot that succeeded, that's taken down what needs to be taken down. but again we heard when he was over there we heard him talking about russia, russia, russia has the cause of inflation. if you look at inflation when it began a 1.4% during january 2021 when he took office, all the way to ukraine, it was a 435% increase in inflation. a win from 1.4% to 7.5%. since ukraine it's been a 9% increase. so 435% compared to 9%, it's not russia, it is him. >> but they are stuck on that. i mean prices are going to get much better over the summer. and you see them changing -- >> no i don't.

it's we are not -- we saw that the best -- the supreme court made a wonderful decision yesterday on the epa come up pulling back their regulatory power of the president. he's done so much by his own power, extending far beyond what he should do, the power of the president. the supreme court cut the wings and said you can't do that anymore. that's a very positive, july 4th gift to the american people. getting back to our roots. we the people decide, not nameless bureaucrats that aren't elected to anything. >> dana: hear, hear. thank you so much and thank you for being here. another journey to the u.s. has hundreds and hundreds of migrants losing their lives this year alone. suffering and dying in record numbers. the year is only half over appeared welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. bill hemmer is off.

hi, mike. >> mike: pleasure to be working with you. i'm mike emanual beta fox news as exclusive as open border policies encourage ruthless cartel to engage in dangerous human smuggling at a monumental scale. speak of this is what can happen when the most vulnerable people in the world put their lives into the hands of criminals. 53 migrants killed in a single day. that's just the latest example but it's happening over and over. migrants dying along the border on a daily basis. >> made it to the lead didn't they checked her pulse and it was really low. by the time they brought her out under the tree she was gone. >> did she die from heat exposure? >> am assuming it was heat exposure. >> mike: senior correspondent is life in los angeles. good morning to you, mike. the administration haven't been officially released any death toll figures since 2020. the number that have died trying to sneak into this country is way up.

there have been 518 migrant deaths along the southern border this fiscal year. and 566 last year. that's a huge jump from the last publicly reported number of 247 deaths in fiscal year 2020. this year's numbered don't include the 53 migrants found dead in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer in san antonio. it still unclear how long they've been in there. the smugglers have confiscated their cell phone so they could not call for help. just heartbreaking to think about that. new audio of police officers who found the truck suggest a scene of total chaos in a frantic search for the driver. >> the sources still associate press that truck had already

passed through it through in inland border patrol checkpoint in laredo, texas. that has raised questions on whether checkpoints along the highways between mexico and canada, more than 100 of them are effectively able to catch people and trucks entering illegally. those checkpoints are in an imperfect but important second line of defense after the border. even so texas state troopers world now operate their own inland checkpoint and take a more aggressive stance on inspections. this on the order of texas governor greg abbott, a fierce and vocal critic of the border policy. my? >> starting a soft live in los angeles, claudia, many thanks. >> we know she was going to be associated with some type of yoga studio when those foreign officials arrived they provided a handwritten login that was the same alias that she was going by when she traveled to costa rica.

she cut her hair, she dyed her hair. she claimed she had some type of injury from a surfboard. >> accused of a load of triangle murder. world-class cyclist anna marais wilson was killed last month the top suspect was captured at a hostel in costa rica yesterday after spending 43 days on a run. authorities believe she used a fake name and passport. let's bring in lenny de paul, chief of new york city. all of the u.s. marshals and i love what they do. i was pretty confident that everybody would figure this out. so to get back -- it seems that she left newark when we see her in that little camera, caught on camera as to the new york airport what to costa rica. the u.s. marshals, did they know that from the beginning? >> well good morning, dana. as you know the u.s. marshals service being the premier agency in the country fighting violent felony fugitives, they did what they do best.

they were able to determine that she did use a fake name and face passport. he was outbound on the united flight heading to san jose, costa rica. and that's where she had it up. the u.s. marshal hooked up with the local state department diplomatic security services. apparently five hours away in some hospital at the beachfront resort is where they ended up putting this thing to rest. thankfully -- >> she will be extradited to the united states where she will be in custody and face trial for the crime. so let me ask you something though. she doesn't seem like she's experienced criminal. is that, that you were taken -- even if you're signing in at a yoga studio? >> well nothing is unexpected in our world as far as chasing violent fugitives across the globe. she had money. as you know she sold her car, she had cash, she went dark for a while.

that's a possibility, hopefully that possibility cooperated with fugitive investigators and give them that piece of the puzzle that they needed. that they were not too far behind her. >> dana: that could have been there sister. right? there were reports she was in upstate new york and had seen her sister and apparently they resembled each other. >> that's what i'm hearing yes. obviously she flew into laguardia airport from texas on may 14th. she had four days to bed down somewhere. i'm hearing her sister may have helped her feel like i said if that is the case hopefully she did cooperate with investigators. if not she's looking at some are burying fugitive and aiding and abetting on the dash that some significant time. >> what's it like when the marshals finally approach a suspect? and they realized that the game is up? >> well you know you kind of get

the adrenaline pumping. especially somebody like her. she was armed and dangerous. she shot this woman in cold blood, allegedly, and you know she went in the wind and so you never know. when they approached her, thankfully this thing went down without incident. by that, annie, i always say you can run but you can't hide. when you run you only go to jail tired. >> dana: i don't remember that. not for my softball arrow remember you set up. she will be extradited to the united states and she will face justice for this crime. thank you so much, lenny depaul. demonstrations proposed taking a violent turn in georgia. atlanta police say protesters attacked officers with molotov cocktails of the construction site with some of the mark called so-called activists traveling miles to take part in the cast. jonathan serrie is live in atlanta with more. hi, jonathan.

>> this future facilities can be for training firefighters and police. it does face some opposition. police say some of the activists are resorting to destructive and in some cases even violent means. take a look again at this video from the construction site. you can see what appears to be a molotov cocktail hurling over a fence towards officers had exploding into a small fireball as it hits the ground. nobody was injured but vandals have damage property outside. and at locations of businesses involved with the project. one contractor believes protesters tracked him to an unrelated construction company more than 20 miles away, where he visited a friend. construction equipment there was bird and spray painted with slogans opposing the training center, which opponents call cop city. >> it makes us worry whether or not this is going to start happening on other jobs. we know a lot of the guys that may potentially go to work down there. at a later point in time.

it's got everybody a little bit shaken. >> activists deny involvement with any involvement or destruction but tweeted's photos of small tree houses protesters have occupied on the construction site. last month police arrested at least seven protesters come all of them from out of state on charges related to trespassing and obstruction of law enforcement officers. the construction site is a former landfill at the prison farm come opponents say there are concerns about the project environmental impact and the increased police presence. the training center would bring to this low income neighborhood. just outside the atlanta city limits. but please point out that there is a difference between legitimate protest, and criminal activity. my? >> jonathan is live in atlanta. thank you very much. speak of this year's holiday cookout with record inflation taking a big bite out of your summer manual. and eating away at your shrinking budget. president biden giving the whole

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>> mike: researchers are seeing great white sharks are heading that way coming coming just in time for the busy independence day holiday weekend. david lee miller is following this story live in our new york newsroom. >> you've heard of shark week

but beachgoers going to cape cod is going to last all summers. researchers for the olympic white shark conservatory or wording from june to fall sharks will be a constant presence around massachusetts. the groups app which tracks shark sightings both confirmed and unconfirmed just 11 in the past week. on tuesday at beach near the northern tip of the cape was closed for an hour following the siting of a great light. an official with the massachusetts said great whites are often spotted near the part of the cave facing the allied take researchers say humans and sharks don't have to endanger one another. >> trying to find a way that everybody can coexist is really kind of at the heart of what is going on here. >> we are -- a couple of hundred miles to the south there you see a live picture new york's long island, the guardians are

excited to pronounce payment plans plans to protect consumers from sharks. nassau county saying their increasing patrols ahead of the holiday weekend according to a report by the friday museum of natural history last year worldwide there were 73 unprovoked shark bites on humans, nine of which were fatal. florida had the most shark attacks followed by hawaii and south carolina. the researchers say you are ten times more likely to be killed by fireworks on a shark. mike? >> let me go home and go to the local pool david lee miller live in new york city. speak of one thing that has been destabilizing is the outrageous behavior of the supreme court of united states and overruling not only roe v. wade but essentially challenging the right to privacy. we've been a leader in the world in terms of personal rights and privacy rights. it is a mistake in my view for the supreme court to do what it

did. >> president biden bashing america in the world stage bashing the american world's court yesterday. the president accusing the court of outrageous behavior in his decision overturning roe v. wade. we've known each other long enough that i know you've covered several presidents. on the president had five days before he went to madrid -- are a couple of days before he or he could us of the same thing here in america but instead he said it over there appeared to me that is unnecessary, he could've said i disagree with this decision, but our system is the best in the world, but he decided not to. >> that is a great point. obviously it's important that he really was -- it's frustrating the base and his party by being silent for several days. like his had a could've been a lot better, when we talk about politics ending at the nations sure usually what we are talking about is a president goes overseas and something stupid or awkward and then people in the

united states, harp about the president being overseas have we schooled them and say no, the politics ends of the nation's shores. this is a completely different situation where they have the actual the actual president of the united states on foreign soil trashing a third branch of government at a time when that third branch of the government is under unprecedented attack. whether it's justice is being picketed at their homes, their children come of their schools, or a confessed assassination attempt, it's appalling every couple of weeks you think okay well, it's never going to get weirder or worse than this. in the next thing happens and you're like oh, my goodness, i hope it can't get worse. >> i saw patel wrote about that, that america feels like nothing is working and people are frustrated. it's still a great country, we know that. but we are frustrated. mitch mcconnell said this about the president yesterday. attacking a core american institution like this is below the dignity of the president

appeared to be on the president biden's attacks on the court are unmerited and dangerous. we know the president now has opened the door to busting the filibuster, but once you break that seal, we know what happens. >> ask harry reid how that works out. among the people that deserve a lot of credit, mitch mcconnell is one. obviously donald trump is one. george w. bush is one. >> and you know who warned him at the time mitch mcconnell set -- i would advise you not to do this. but that's what's happening. we're also talking about 2020 -- excuse me, 2024 already. and i mean it's delicious to talk about, they are already talking about the possible primary of joe biden. it's a bit it came on the scene that you might recognize, this is hillary clinton out on a book tour. watch this. >> it if he decides to run he's a sitting president. look, i would endorse our sitting president. of course.

it's a silly question. let's go to the person most likely to win, joe biden beat him in a huge landslide victory in the popular vote. i think that says a lot. >> without the key issue with there was let's go the person most likely to win. in the last few weeks democrats started anonymously but now her full throat of the shouting that they don't think joe biden should win again. >> mike: aren't they generally worried about that exactly the question they're realizing that a minute, wherever republicans put up, joe biden is going to have a really hard time beating anybody. here's the thing that's in this benefit, the same dynamics that got him the nomination in 2020 art still in play now. the alternatives are so terrible. >> dana: is she out an alternative to him? with the democrats actually do? >> mike: you can't do worse than biden but it's also interesting the rest of the clip where she starts talking about

how joe biden won the popular vote. she's talking about herself. it's all about her past talking about grievances, this is a woman that has the deepest grievances, and most of them right now are directed at donald trump. so she -- you know so that was more of a shock. i was more about her than i was about anybody else. >> dana: let me ask you something. you are here with your son in new york city, what are your plans for america and how do you talk to your children about how great america is? >> mike: even new york city, as dirty and untidy as it is, it still a great american city and it still -- and it will be better again. i've eternal faith in america and in new york. >> have a great weekend. mike? 's >> it's gut wrenching that i can give my wife justice. the only justice in the situation of her wrongly being detained is for our government

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>> dana: remember when president biden touted that his policies saved americans whopping $0.16. record inflation is driving up costs.

great jump over fox business is live in illinois. always have something going on on the food front. what you have today? >> we are busy today, dana. you're not going to save $0.16 on the spread. the american farm bureau federation says are going to spend about $10 more, a 17% increase on your fourth of july cookout compared to a year ago. we are at my producer, phil, house with the fill in the grail t-shirt. one day a year where he lets us put him on television because they only trust me with the baked beans. by the way while we show you the beans and meat, ground beef is up 36% from a year ago. chicken breast, 33% increase from last year, same with those baked beans, up 33%. we've got this great spread here and a lot of these items are going to cost you quite a bit more as well. the hamburger buns, for example, are up 16% from last year. potato salad up 19%. and that fresh squeezed

lemonade? delicious on a hot day like today, up 22% from a year ago. if you are looking for items that are cheaper than last year and that's what you want your entire barbecue to be. cheese, potato chips, strawberries. even our decorations cost more year ago. we went to a dollar tree everything used to be a dollar now our decorations cost us a dollar 25. you are welcome to join us, dana. by the way gas prices are way up from a year ago too. unfortunately not such good news but i think we can all find reasons to celebrate this country and enjoy our independence. >> who's the kid on the trampoline? >> this is phil's daughter, maddy, he's got two kids but one of them is inside coloring. maybe she'll make an appearance later in the day. >> tell her she's looking good. i like it, grade form.

looking good. thank you. >> i'm definitely being told a lot of persuasive statements. they are doing everything that they can it sitting right in front of biden. it's not done because you're not here so what i'm getting is that the people that need to know are aware but they have it executed. >> you can hear the frustration and the wife of detained american basketball star brittney griner accusing the white house of not doing enough to bring the all-star home from russia. the drug trial began in moscow and she's facing up to ten years in prison. joining me now as superstar athlete who is working to free griner. boxing legend roy jones jr., a former light weight, but oh wait, and heavyweight champion. welcome. >> how are you doing?

>> my understanding is boxing is huge in russia. is that why you think you could be helpful to brittany greiner? >> yes, boxing is very big in russia. they've granted me citizenship because of my boxing and my illustrious career. that being said, i figured i would use my athletic association with the country to see what i can do to impact the situation getting her home. my team is stop talking directly with the state office and and people at the white house in washington, d.c. were now trying to figure out what way to approach it we could possibly get her home as quickly as we possibly can. >> britney's wife is beyond frustrated. you can hear it in her voice. have you heard back from her wife about your offer to help? >> i haven't heard back from her yet. as a matter of fact my team tried to reach out.

all we needed was to try getting that signature and now that is moved up the table. maladaptive touch i might even have to go over there to see can i speak to somebody directly to figure what has to happen to get her home. if this for my daughter who have read connections with the country to try to get her home. >> mike: no doubt about it. probably adding to the frustration and aggravation, britney tried calling the united states embassy 11 times to be patched through to her wife. but nobody was assigned to handle the call. so a lot of frustration there for two years state department spokesman, in that price. >> it was a mistake. it is a mistake that we have

worked to rectify, as we said before the call has been rescheduled and will take place in relatively short order. >> mike: can't handle a phone call it seems like they might need your help, champ. >> yes i'm going to do what i can like i said. i'm gonna go over there and see what i can do to see if i can speak to anybody directly about it. let's see if i can possibly speak to her and make sure that she's okay and let her know that were doing everything possible to try to get her home. it's a very bad situation for anybody to be m, let alone a female that does not speak the language. >> if you had a chance to speak to vladimir putin, what would you tell him? >> i would tell him i appreciate you giving me citizenship and being able to come there and i hope we can discuss that this will never be political. as a fellow athlete my home

country like to see if there's anything that we could do to work at a situation to get her home. >> boxing legend roy jones jr. thank you so much for your time and i'm hope you're able to help her out, that would be great. >> stocks are sliding down today and prices keep going up, up, up. while wall street having it's worth your since 1970. what does that mean for your future in credit. horrible the budding hundreds of thousands of gun owners at risk by revealing all of their personal details online. >> it's a terrible thing for citizens and really it's terrible that the major general hasn't stood up and apologized to the victims of this.

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>> another active protest of vandalism against the famous piece of art. a climate change activists glued their hands to the frame of vincent van gogh painting at a london gallery yesterday. they were from just stopped oil, and an activist group notorious for its political stunt. the duo stuck themselves to van gogh's peach trees and blossom forcing the gallery to close for the rest of the day. it's unclear if they damage the

historic artwork. the stock comes weeks after claimant activist through cake at the iconic mona lisa at the louvre in paris. speak to their parents are must be so proud. attorney general exposing details, confidential information on hundreds of thousands of gun owners who applied for concealed carry permits over the past ten years. senior national correspondent national correspondent william la jeunesse's live in los angeles. how did this happen? >> well the some people that mr. -- but the violation of the state's own privacy laws, the eternally general released on the internet the name, home address, birthdate, driver's license, age and race of about 250,000 california gun owners, including at least 244 judges. groups like the nra want the ag to resign for an deliberate act to intimidate gun owners.

>> family members do not know that i have a concealed weapons permit. i have a good reason to get it. my spouse was being stalked by a violent abuser and we went through a lot of process to get that many years ago to provide us some peace of mind. >> so the record include certificates required by the state's ten day waiting period sales records, registry of gun serial numbers, and ten years of ownership records of those who got permits or concealed carry weapons, assault rifles, and more. so this happen on monday when attorney general rob malta uploads the records allegedly to increase research transparency, and trust. instead he claims the clerk accidentally released all of this private information as well, making gun owners a target for financial crimes, revenge, and theft. >> maybe it makes a burglar less likely to break and when you're at home if they know you have a firearm. but maybe they watched to wait and see when you're not there and they know there's

potentially thousands of dollars worth of firearms in the home. >> so the breach also as a radical despair see in the rights to issue these permits. 65,000 permits, liberal san francisco just 11. so, dana, basically the ag says this is an honest mistake and says an investigation is underway to find out how it happened. >> that's terrible. thank you, mike, dana a bad start for the year on wall street and the s&p 500 posting its worst first half since 1970. as investors worry about rising inflation, and painful interest rate hikes peerless bringing our friday money team. gentlemen, welcome. let's start with this "washington post" headline, wall street has its worst first half since 1970.

that's 52 years. austin, do you have any sense on the next six months will be any better for our 401(k). >> i don't know. i mean the thing about the stock market if you are an investor it goes up in a ghost town. last year was massively up almost 30% and down the first half of this year. when the fed is raising interest rates and you've got geopolitical wars driving up the price of oil it's going to be a bumpy and volatile arrived. so hopefully it will continue to grow over time. but it's not gonna be without some pretty substantial heartburn. >> also from "the washington post" inflation is pulled on the stock market like a man fell, depressing consumer and business sentiment and forcing political leaders to scramble. added to the volatility, steve, what is your analysis? >> it just feels right now like the economy is in a bit of a free fall. i to be a debbie downer right

before the fourth of july but you just noted the record low stock market for the last 50 years. we have the highest inflation rate in 40 years. there doesn't seem to be any solutions coming from washington in terms of dealing with the crisis. the fed is going to have to raise interest rates a lot more. they've been way behind the curve. austin this ride because interest rates rise that actually makes stocks less attractive. i would tell people who are worried about their 401(k) plans, as everyone is, i know my wife and i are come often times the people make the mistake of selling their stock slow. and we are hopefully at a low point right now. if you are in the stock market for your retirement for more than five or ten years, my advice is don't make the mistake of selling low. but we could be in for some real tough times. by the way the gdp growth rate now for the first half of this year, because it's july 1st is the start of the second half of the year, is not protected by the atlanta fed to be negative.

that would mean we are officially in a kind of soft recession right now. >> so president biden claimed that inflation is worst in other g7 countries. but we've got the numbers to show you that the u.s. is on top at 8.3%. the u.k. is right behind us. france and japan, austin, is a time for the white house to come up with a new explanation? >> well i think your numbers are a little bit out of date here. the reason biden said that is because all of the countries in the eurozone, the inflation rate came out and it's almost 8.9%. i think regardless of how you look at it, and all of the advanced economies of the world are having the highest inflation in 40 years. that tells you this problem, while tremendously annoying, is not related directly to what the

u.s. is doing. it's related to supply chain problems in a large measure. and issues coming out of the war as regards to fuel prices. or going to have to work on several of these global dilemmas if were going to get that down. there was a bit of good news in the u.s. report that inflation is coming down. so hopefully peak. it's gonna be a rough summer when it costs $95 to fill your gas tanks. >> on the bottom of the screen president biden continues to blame russia. steve, our american consumers in any mood for that? >> they sure aren't. the problem is those inflation numbers yesterday that it came out, as hostile was talking about, they're still showing that inflation is rising faster than people's wages are. the outcome of this economy is in very difficult shape right now. the president seems completely

out of touch. kind of insulting to american people. again, i do believe that the person who is signaling most responsible is joe biden. he came in with the reregulation policy they've been talking about massive increases to trillions and spending. i think that was the leading factor that led to the inflation we are fighting right now. >> mike: steve moore, thank you so much. >> thanked you. >> i really don't have a choice living in hawaii in order to get off the island you have to take a plane. so i have to trust them. >> dana: airline passengers around the country fuming about flight delays and frustration. we have some tips on how you can

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as of this morning more than 200 flights of been canceled and over 50 more been delayed but that's not as bad as yesterday. but the days still young. adding to the chaos, more than 1200 delta pilots are demonstrating at major airports since threatening to go on strike. not a great time for that. lifestyle journalist francesca page, great to have you here. on the scale how bad is this in america today? >> it's pretty bad. but i think it's not gonna last forever. the main question i'm being asked are what are the signs that you are in danger of your flight being canceled and what do you recommend doing ahead of it? if that does happen. my advice is if you notice multiple cancellations to the same destination or if your flight gets bumped several times this can often be a telltale sign. be sure to sign up for alerts from your airline's you can track your flight and book directly. also consider enrolling in a security program like tsa precheck, global entry, or clear. some of their advices enjoy your

trip is more important now than ever. insurance can sometimes help. if you are traveling abroad yes you still need medical coverage. you should also consider a medical transport membership like magic to get you moved to a hospital at home, most insurance is only good to get you to a nearby hospital and emergency and nobody wants to be stuck in a foreign hospital. the security of the biggest concern abroad? there are memberships for that as well pet is a lot of advice i can give if you're looking to protect your trip this season. >> mike: so fuel prices are up that means ticket prices are passed on to consumers. to go to the airport in your flight is canceled. you just want to go on vacation. any sense of when this might be corrected? >> there's a lot of variables in predicting that. there are some solutions already in place in flight schedules and pay increases from airlines to retain employees. there are delays due to lack of

staffing. people have largely outweighed any complications this summer at a road trip is another thing that's on the up and up right now. >> want to get where you're going you're in good shape. it's just getting there is hard. are there any destinations you recommend people think about it? >> there's a few. if you are looking to drive there's areas like south dakota and about rushmore, which provide a road trip with dramatic landscapes, small-town gems, six national parks and 60 state parks including the badlands. wild west adventures and all the rich culture that comes with equally for areas like mississippi, state known for its deep musical tradition celebrated by the mississippi blues or country music trails as well as waterways had bucket list cycling. travelers' can also eat their way through the best barbecue offered in the country had roadside joints in laurel. if you are looking to fly i'm a really big fan of the west coast in the summer months. areas like san diego which have

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