before the world of auto racing is in shock and mourning nascar razor bobby east was stabbed to death while he was filling up at a gas station near los angeles. he is now searching for a suspect described as a homeless man out on parole. the latest crime shock in our country hello everyone i am eric sean walker to fox news live. hi arthel. arthel: i eric hello everyone i am arthel neville. the murder happened on wednesday, erica berger just learned the details now but

police on the scene try to provide the 37 old east before taking them to a hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. christina coleman is alive in los angeles with the latebreaking details on this, christina. >> hi arthel tragic news. east keller was arrested by working independently to confirm that information stabbed east to death at a gas station in orange county that happened wednesday just before 6:00 p.m. in the evening in westminster about 35 miles south of los angeles. bobby east was allegedly attacked will he was fueling up his gas tank. in a statement westminster police said quote the victim was found on the ground suffering from a serious stab wound to the chest area. officers attempted life-saving measures until paramedics arrived and transported the victim to a local trauma center where the victim succumbed to his injury. police believed 27 harold trent is behind this brutal deadly

attack. they believe he frequents that area in westminster. also the daily mail is reporting he was a stabbed another man at that gas station just before attacking east. we are also waiting to confirm details on that. meantime condolences are poor and for east. tweet on behalf of the auto club read bobby east, one of the most prolific drivers of his era in a three time national champ ship driver in super crown and midgets passed away on wednesday nights. he was just 37 years old. two-time nascar champion sports analyst wrote very sad to hear of the tragic incident involving legend u.s. ac driver bobby east. he was one heck of a wheeldon. thoughts and prayers to his family. as for the suspect millsap has an outstanding parole warrant and should be considered armed and dangerous. we are working to confirm details on a possible arrest in this case.

arthel. arthel: it is so sad, it is so disturbing to christina coleman in los angeles, thank you, eric. this report more on the latest cold-blooded murder committed by a homeless a transient out on parole. joins us also. it is becoming sick and late familiar parolee, this guy trent millsap known to police as a criminal record apparently is the main suspect, is the suspect but what is to say what's happening with the criminal justice system on the way these mentally disturbed homeless people perhaps are treated or not? >> i can tell you, we have a sing the good die young. and sadly bobby here was considered one of the good people. robby east was a legend in

nascar. his father also built cars and his father was also well known. bobby started out when he was only 16 and nascar and rose through the ranks. when you look at the fact that the alleged suspect in this case, trent millsap 27, on parole but had violated parole and no one had caught him. it is the parole people would have done their job, for law enforcement would have done their job, this wonderful man, bobby east may very well might not be dead. now, i can tell you eric, there is excellent police work done in this case. they use a lot of video feed from that gas station to show trent millsap as the suspect. when you see millsap you will see that he is a man with a great deal of tattoos about his

face. i am sure they would have no problem trying to find him right away. and they may be already arrested him. >> or is the report that hopefully he is in custody and potentially will be charged with this murder. police say also be attacked someone else at that gas station two. as you point that out, we have had -- but there's been a lot of this debate about the d.a. for this recall efforts of bodine a progressive district attorney policies in this country, letting criminals out. what is failing? it is clearly failing across our country when new york city a security guard in a chase bank was stabbed in the neck and is in critical condition allegedly by a homeless man. now across the country seems like the same thing. >> it is. what it's telling is the fact that politicians throughout the

country are not on cuffing police officers and let them go out there do their job. look, i have always said you got bad cops to get rid of them. but these men and women who are trying to serve and protect in these communities of crime to protect law-abiding crime people. they are certainly always under a microscope. you've got das from manhattan to san francisco, to los angeles that are very soft on individuals have committed crime. you look at this guy trent millsap the big question should he have been locked up sooner when he may not have killed if he did bobby east. >> anyone would say should not be out on the streets. finally, ted is it time to bring back more institutionalization to increase mental health programs for the homeless?

and to deal with this tremendous problem to have at some of our biggest it is special to go to downtown los angeles, i have seen it. or other cities across the country when you're dealing with the mentally disturbed people on the street to seemly attack innocent bystanders. >> we certainly need more mental health folks. but when we look at the killing here of bobby east, this guy was just a criminal who had a rap sheet and was out on parole. and maybe at this stage could very well be locked back up. it's a very sad situation. but we, and america are going to have to find handcuffed police. we are going to have to let them get out there and do their job. in mental health providers quite naturally they can take care of that mental -- individuals who need mental health.

eric: bobby east, nascar driver filling up his own car at a 76 station and westminster, california just loss of los angeles. dead, knifed to death say police by this homeless transient. ted williams, sad situation in our country that only continues, thank you. but eric and ted it's something we all do a couple of times a week just go to the gas station just to get gas. alright we are going to move on now. new numbers show very little let up in the humanitarian crisis at the southern border. customs and border protection reporting more than 207,000 migrant encounters in june. now, that is down from may's all-time high. but still marks four straight months of more than 200,000 encounters. and there are some troubling details inside those numbers but let's go to matt finn he is live at the border in eagle pass, texas. the map, what can you tell us?

>> arthel upon arrival at the border this morning, our crew saw yet another fairly large group of migrants who would choose cross the rio grande river into the united states was made up of men, women, teens and young mothers who had just carried their toddlers and their babies across this river here into the united states. you can only imagine what their journey or their travel might've been like. we saw border patrol agent separated the migrants into groups based on what country they came from. we understand that most of them are coming from venezuela, cuba and columbia. u.s. and customs and border patrol early southern border numbers for the month of june. as you mentioned 200,000 at the border. down slightly record high of 239,000 in may. but that brings this year's total encounters to 1,746,000 so far this fiscal year for that is a clip sink last year's record a total of 1,000,007 heard 34000 per there are still three months left in the fiscal year 2022.

we are now set to perhaps shatter last year's record but also in june, border patrol arrested six people on the fbi's terror watch list for that brings this year's total to 56 fbi watchlist arrest which is more than the previous five years combined. in this week seven republican senators came down here to the u.s. border to tour the situation for the delegation is calling on the biden administration to visit the border. here's republican iowa senator joni ernst. >> every state is a border state. the methamphetamines, the fentanyl that's running up by 35 into communities like mason city, and des moines in iowa. 99% of that, my law enforcement officials say are coming right out of mexico. okay, it's coming across the border. it is impacting my communities in iowa.

and not in a positive way. >> the u.s. government said drug seizures are up by 25% and the month of june. cocaine seizures up 60%. meth up 14% heroin conventional decrease in the month of may, arthel. >> the irony want you to take something for the headaches it gives you. matt finn thank you, erica. eric: arthel, president biden heading back to washington after wrapping up his trip to the middle east as commander-in-chief and president of the united states. the visits off a storm of criticism after a fist bump crown prince mohammed bin salman pretty see it there. he's running for president mr. biden promised to make mbs a pariah over saudi arabia's human rights abuses and the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. the big question is will the saudis open the spigot for more oil? and it's not a rabbit with the

very latest on the presidents trip, hi jackie. >> afternoon to eric. present biden on his way back home to the u.s., saudi's are working pretty hard to pour cold water on perceived white house achievements. four days the administration has been lauding the saudi's decision to open its airspace to flights that are coming directly from israel as significant step in normalizing the relationship between the two countries. that airspace was restricted up until the presidents arrival here just a couple of days ago. but tonight that decision was practical. it had nothing to do with deepening diplomatic ties. it does not indicate there will be any more cooperation to come in the future. they also went out of their way to tell reporters the crown prince retorted when biden challenged him on jamal khashoggi's death asked him what biden is doing to get justice for palestinian american journalist who is killed by gunfire between palestinians and israelis for the white house has

been criticized for saying it is unlikely she was intentionally killed by israeli gunfire. in foreign minister of the saudi family in an interview with fox news brought up prisoner abuse at a u.s. run facility in iraq. >> this is what the u.s. did does anyone think george bush as president ordered the torture? of course not. but what did the u.s. do? it investigated. it punished those who were responsible. and it put in place procedures to make sure it does not happen again. >> not least among these examples, the saudi's dampened expectations that they would increase oil supply in increased drilling. that was a key objective of biden's trip. in a comfortable win for the white house to even admit. >> oil production specifically was not discussed at the summit. has responded recently to market

conditions but they will continue to assess market conditions going forward. and we'll do what they believe is necessary to maintain balance in the markets. >> president biden today rebutted criticism that his visit to the kingdom furnished that saudi's repetition harmed the u.s. [inaudible] >> the white house is framing this trip is very important in terms of countering china and also making sure to isolate russia as the president said he did not sacrifice his principles or u.s. ideals while advocating for u.s. interest, eric. eric: assessing the oil situation is a minister said there. we will do what we want to do. jackie in saudi arabia for us tonight, thank you jackie.

arthel: eric and jackie meanwhile present biden is pledging to use quote strong executive action after west virginia democrat joe manchin thanked the president's climate agenda and his hopes were for a scaled-down "build back better" plan. senator manchin says inflation is way too high to pass any new spending. alexander hoff is life at the white house with more, alexandria. let's arthel this is the second climate setback for the president for last month the supreme court ruled to limit the epa's authority in setting emissions regulations. just this week senator joe manchin saying he is not going to support the stripped-down version of president biden's bill back better plan. it centers this time around climate initiatives and tax increases. democrats have been working behind the scenes to revive the president's plan which manson effectively killed lester for the west virginia sender said he told senate majority leader chuck schumer that given inflation, now is not the time.

ask i said chuck, until we see the july inflation figures, until we see the july basically federal reserve rates, interest rates, then let's wait until that comes out so we know that we are going down the path that will not be inflammatory to add more to inflation. inflation is absolutely killing many, many people. >> senator manchin added he would support an aspect of the plan aimed at lowering prescription costs. but president biden said is not giving up on his climate change promises and vowed strong executive action. >> i am not going to wait power i have as president to continue to fulfill my pledge to move toward dealing with global warming. >> are republicans build a manchin's efforts have done a favor to the american people and their wallets. but progressive and democrats are fuming.

>> we had a soundbite from a representative there. very upset with senator manchin as you'd expect to be so. his spokesperson said this quote about some of that backlash. he said the senator quote believes time for leaders to put political agendas aside, reevaluate and adjust the economic realities the country faces to avoid taking steps that add fuel to the inflation fire. the white house is declined to comment on the present is seeking out negotiations with senator manchin or not, arthel. >> okay we will keep an eye on that. alexander hoff life there at the white house. thank you alexandria, eric. eric: at least six people been killed in a massive 21 car pileup on a montana highway buried this happen on interstate 90 near the town of hardin last night. many were motors on the road and the passengers were also injured in this horrific crash. highway patrol says it happened after the winds at top 60-mile an hour. that caused a dust storm to

suddenly enveloped the interstate. it had zero visibility. the governor tweeting he is deeply saddened by this news, asking people to pray for the victims and their loved ones. >> a desperate search for answers in texas after a mother of two vanishes without a trace. doorbell camera capturing the moment christina chrissy powell left her san antonio home headed to work on july 5. the mother of two never made it to her job. police say they are not investigating her disappearance as a crime. but they are asking anyone with information to call (210)207-7660. a search is also underway for a missing university of mississippi student jimmy j lee was last seen on july 8 leaving campus. a towing company removed his car from an off-campus apartment building the same day. police are now processing the car for evidence as his family

pleads with the public for help. >> asking that if anyone knows anything, or sees anything, say something. call -- contact law enforcement. just tell them what you know. this is my plea that you help find my child. arthel: anyone with information in this is asked to call oxford police (662)232-2400. crime stoppers is $1000 reward for information that leads to lee being found. and an dallas police are searching for a nurse who never return home. according to her roommate, roxanne left home thursday night to go for a run. the last ping from her phone came from a trail in east dallas. her family and friends in vain. they're asked to give them a

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before the the house january 6 committee over the deleted text messages prepare and generate fifth and january 6, 2021 the height of the attack on the capitol for the secret service denies there is intent to hide any information read the messages it said were lost during a device replacement program. sipping that deadline is tuesday, two days before the committee's next primetime hearing for the department of homeland security inspector general says the texts were wiped out even after the ig requested them as part of the investigation. the secret service claiming they

were not maliciously erased. critics are questioning that in light of some of the agent's alleged actions around the time of the january 6 the salt. >> we discuss human rights and the need for political reform. as always, as i always do i made clear the topic was a vitally important to me and to the united states. respects to the murder of jamal khashoggi i made my view crystal clear. i said very straightforwardly, for an american president to be silent on the issue of human rights, is inconsistent with who we are and who i am. i will always stand up for our values. arthel: you should president biden say he discussed rights with mohammed bin salman including the murder of "washington post" journalists jamal khashoggi. critics are at home or questioning as to how much the president really press the issue

and jamal khashoggi's fiancé and the posts are furious at president biden fist bump with the crown prince rejoined me now is a judy miller at the manhattan institute for policy research. a pulitzer prize-winning journalist and author. also a fox news contributor. judy we are going to do fist bump later. but first, there is the candidate and then there is the actual president. what is your assessment president biden's visit to saudi arabia and his meeting? >> arthel, this meeting was actually the message. this meeting was the beginning of what is going to be a very long effort to resuscitate a relationship that had been deeply troubled. this meeting was actually an effort to turn the candidate biden's a pariah that is his reference to saudi arabia, and to its de facto leader, crown

prince mohammed bin salman or m bs as he is known from pariah into partner. because the united states desperately needs a partner now in saudi arabia. it means a partner mainly because of ukraine. because of biden must do something about getting more oil onto the market. if it hadn't been for ukraine this meeting never would have happened. but do not expect takeaways and give me is from the saudi's right now for this is going to take a long time. but this is the first step an essential first step long overdue in my view. arthel: are you suggesting the president left with promises and no real deliverables? >> that is what the saudi said. even president biden said he was very hopeful they would begin pumping more oil soon. however they have already agreed to pump 685,000 barrels more

oil. and it is not clear how much more they are going to do. it is really important, arthel, is that president biden persuades saudi arabia not to continue to tilt towards russia and towards china. that is what was going on in this vacuum. so president biden needed to do was to reassure the saudi's that the united states is there for them. that the united states has saudi arabia's back. they have been pummeled by iranian missiles. this step needed to happen if the united states is to have credibility among the arabs. arthel: some were saying the step needed to happen because the u.s. does not mend fences if you will with saudi arabia, there is china and russia standing by trying to court them, saudi arabia. >> exactly. and by the way, i would look to tuesday. there is a very important

meeting into ron that president putin of russia is supposed to attend with the president of turkey and also the president of ironic. this is the coalition that the united states wants to break out. but you cannot break up that kind of a coalition iran, russia, china, turkey unless you are there. and the united states has not been in the region. president biden this assist first trip as president, long overdue. see if i don't a statement from "washington post" publisher and seal on the president fist bump with the crown prince but he said quote the fist about between president biden and jamal khashoggi was worse than a handshake. it was shamefully projected a level of intimacy and comfort that delivers to m bs the unwarranted redemption he had been desperately seeking. and now, judy, here's a mocked up to eat by jamal khashoggi

fiancé he would've written about this. he said is this the accountability you promised for my murder? the blood of nbs next victim is on your hands. what is your take on this, judy? >> i understand the outrage over the killing of jamal khashoggi. jamal khashoggi was a friend of mine for many, many years. and i think is a grisly is absolutely up orange and unforgivable. however, the murder of one man nbs profound mistake in doing this should not overshadow the essential strategic importance of saudi arabia to the united states. israel makes mistakes per the united states makes mistakes. that minister fates for foreign affairs referred to the american prison and iraq were iraqis were tortured and abused.

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eric: new numbers are showing no end in sight to the southern border crisis bird customs and border protection reporting for than 207,000 migrant encounters last month. that is down from may's all-time high. but the details especially alarming when you include the fact that agents have caught people on the federal government's terror watch list. as was increasing numbers of unaccompanied children and illegal drugs they say. meanwhile, the trajectory not encouraging. take a look at some of the numbers you can see it for yourself at four straight months

of more than 200,000 migrant encounters. so far this fiscal year migrant encounters at the southern border have eclipsed lester's record total of 1.734 million. as you can see, it still two more months to go and 2020. so why won't washington act? texas robert and congresswoman beth enjoins us. what is your reaction to the fact these numbers keep on going up and we are setting new records? >> i think the administration continues july and people continue to die. fifty-three illegal immigrants we found abandoned in a truck that were dead just a few weeks ago. what we see his lie after lie for the first lie started when pregnant biden said last year this was just seasonal, this was going to go away after the spring for it if you just mentioned we are seeing those numbers continue to increase. this is not seasonal. then they said no, this is families coming over looking for a better life these are just families. nearly 70% of people crossing

actually are single adults majority of men these are not just families for then we are told no, these are people looking for a better life for their families, right? what we have seen in this year alone and 2022, twice the number of suspected have crossed our borders than all four years in the trump administration. these are not all great people coming over our border illegally. we've got administration it seems fight every tool in their toolbox in court even that could help this issue. mainly they remain in mexico policy. eric: that's pretty astounding 56 on the terror watch list but they know they're not allowed on airplanes if they go through this journey to try to get into this country. what does your gut tell you about people on the terror watch list trying to get into the united states this way? >> we have got very porous borders we have administrations with their failed policies doubling down on that in inviting people in. when you have a record numbers of people coming in as you just

mentioned this problem is only going to get exasperated. it's basely pulling out the welcome mat for anyone who wants to come over including drug cartels but including gang members prepare look at fentanyl at unheard of amounts i can kill every man, woman, child in this country four times over continuing to come in and it ministration doing nothing to address it progress you you are republican but democrats also criticizing this. is your democratic colleague from texas henry on the situation, let's take a listen. >> the people are sent in, and one direction drugs are coming in another direction. they are very controlled and coordinated by the criminal organization for those criminal organizations do not stop at the border. they have their connections they have their other sources and arms here in the u.s. they are transnational organizations. that is what we have to find is a transnational organizations that just don't stop at the border. forward see the drugs we see the situation. what should the biden

administration do to try and stop this? and you think they have the motivation to do that? >> i do not think they have the motivation for they've shown they haven't read the person they need to do is admit their policies have been a failure and admit their policies have caused this crisis. i don't think they're going to do that. we just passed the national defense authorization act the first pass last week addressed but calls happening at our border is a national crisis but it provides funding for national guard to be able to take into account everything happening. the second thing were trying to do is have a number of bills in congress that would address directly the threats at our southern border. and folks like henry and other democrats let's even get them on board and passing these bills that republicans are bringing solutions to what's happening and face administrations being hell-bent on contingent open our border continue on fentanyl and other drugs into our country. continue to promote these

policies that we see killing people every day very. >> finally showed some of the fentanyl numbers. you are from new york you grew up, went to cornell people see the stories and think well it doesn't really affect me. >> wikipedia does not always get it right. i was born in new york but i'm by choice very. >> okay new york texans love those braids you are from new york. people weather and boise up in montana not use it doesn't really affect me it's happening down there. >> every city at this point is a border city for divorcing them coming in illegal immigrants coming in and untold numbers and popping them on planes and send them to cities all around the country we have no idea how many people actually come in, where they are going and what to do moving forward. we, as republicans are trying to come up with a solution enter a number of bills getting support

from the democrats and those moderate cities and identify this is killing the community. we are seen students are being killed by fentanyl. we are seeing trafficking going into once a bedroom communities. we need to wake up. democrats really need to get on board and start reporting the solutions that will put an end to this. eric: texas by choice, newark by birth. thank you for joining us congresswoman good to see you as always. we fight alright eric thank you. mixed signals on the current state of the economy are raising questions about the risk of the u.s. entering a recession. wall street journal global economic contributor john weighs in on his analysis. that is coming up next. “i say, “not yet”. ♪ ♪

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arthel: and got another mixed bag of economic data. inflation out 9.1% that the highest rate in 40 years.

but, people are still spending. retail soils slightly up despite higher prices pretty much everywhere you look. joan is now is jon hilsenrath global economics editor at the wall street journal. also a fox news contributor. sir jon and i want to start with your umbrella assessment of the economy. so is the economy good? or is it not? >> well, what i would say is the economy is at a turning point right now. so, inflation has been eating into household paychecks. at the same time households are sitting on a lot of cash between the relief projects that they got during the pandemic and not going out to restaurants and traveling part american households start up a lot of money, $18 trillion in fact. and checking accounts and savings accounts. they were in a pretty good

position to the inflation shock hit for another single way to second period the paycheck and bringing home every week is melting away. i think we are at the turning point where american households folded up or keep on spending are going to find out of the next six -- eight weeks or so. arthel: how much of the war in ukraine and a looming uncertainty in china tipping the scales of the american economy? and how can the u.s. bounce the economy knowing those uncertainties? document in ukraine and china. it's only affecting household perspectives briella think anything is on households mind right now more than inflation. the university of michigan does the sentiment surveys every month. and it shows that even have the unemployment rate which is that these historical lows of 3.6%, household sentiment is at low's we usually sue during recessions. some of that is the angst about ukraine and china.

a lot of it is about inflation which is why think we are at a turning point. i think if we start to see gasoline prices come off a little bit this summer there will be some relief. arthel: they are coming down but i want to stick your point about jobs for doing what to do now is look at the last four months of jobs added to the economy. both are seven or 14000 jobs were added in february. 398,000 added in march, three to 68000 in april, three or 84000 and may. and in june, last month 327,000 jobs were added to the economy page that's good news. if a recession is imminent, explain why higher unemployment would need to balance it out? >> those numbers that you point out are really breathtaking for this a lot of hiring going on. two points i will make one about recession and what about those jobs but let me make the first

one about the jobs for the fact there are so many jobs out there is great. but, what we are bringing home in our paychecks is not going as far as it used too because of inflation the purchasing power of that paycheck is actually falling right now. that's one of the reasons why sentiment is off. in terms of the whole dynamic between jobs and recession it's frankly very puzzling right now but any recession usually see companies laying off workers for it but instead right now they are hiring more and more. so it's got some people scratching their heads think this isn't a recession if companies are hiring more people. one thing that is going on is because baby boomers are what i found a a downturn were output declines, people pull back and spending a little bit. companies don't go out and fire

workers as aggressively as they have in the past. which i guess you'd say semi good news not great news but. >> that's good i would want to get fired that's not semi good news that's good is but i'm wrapping up your butt you mentioned gas prices. i just want to point out a month ago at the national average for gas prices was $5 a gallon. today it's $4.54 a gallon. so that is good news. public and in the downward trend people end on a positive note jon hilsenrath think every much for your analysis. we will see you again. thank you take care. eric: we are glad to see it going down but go down more if you can. the debate over gun control and how to keep school safe has been reignited after the uvalde tragedy for georgia's second-largest school district is taking a controversial step to protect its students and staff. one that has set off a firestorm at a school board hearing. we'll take a look at what they want to do and their reaction as "fox news live" continues for

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