life. don't be so afraid of this virus. that was an important thing, i think, for americans to hear. of course, the media lambasted him for it. but he did what a president should do at that time. and led the american people and took charge. >> joey: president trump took the mask off to show people we are getting through this. and now here we are with president biden. >> carley: president biden did the same thing. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ head games ♪ i can't take it anymore ♪ head games ♪ i don't want to play those head games >> steve: yeah, we are having a head game right now. we don't normally actually see the band when we kick off things on our fridays in the summer. today is our all-american concert series and that is

actually foreigner. they are doing a sound check in front of our building. they will be live the 8:00 hour. today it is brought to you by our friends at lowe's and pg&e as you see right there. good morning, everybody. thank goodness it's fox. >> when we see the band out there. we know it's going to be a grit day a lot of fun free food for anybody who signed up. go on the website and get the free barbecue. we also know when we see that band it is friday. thank goodness it is friday. >> steve: tgif. >> brian: you would think they wouldn't even need to practice. i was listening to the whole able to tease. they were working hard this might be their best show ever because they have never been more prepared. think about this, they put all this work in since 1977. and then they practiced up until last night going on tour with kid rock and just got off the stage maybe this might be the

perfect show. they might do a movie like they did with queen about their appearance on "fox & friends." steve: do you think so? >> brian: i think so. >> steve: why do a movie? why not watch "fox & friends"? it's all going to be live here the next three hours. >> brian: i wonder who might play us. >> ainsley: make a cameo. >> brian: i made one against my will one that was out recently. >> ainsley: current congressman lee zeldin, he was attacked on stage at one of his campaign stops last night. you can see the man jumping up on stage while zeldin was inteak with a microphone in his hand. police say he approaches. he begins swinging his sharp weapon. some short of a sharp weapon towards zeldin's neck and that terrifying moment as you can see was caught on camera. >> steve: yeah. that's it right there. meanwhile, the monroe county new york sheriff's office says the

suspected attacker was taken into custody and has been charged with second degree attempted assault. congressman zeldin says he was able to grab the man's wrist and hold him off until others could jump in and tackle him and later he was zip tied by people in the crowd. the congressman said, quote: i'm as resolute as ever to do my part to make new york safe again. the suspect will likely be right back out on the street immediately. >> ainsley: he is. >> steve: that's exactly what happened. the suspect was released on his own rrs. >> brian: all right. meanwhile zeldin's opponent this fall incumbent hopeful kathy hochul tweeting this out happy to hear zeldin was not injured and the suspect is in custody. >> ainsley: nope. >> brian: not anymore. at the time she tweeted i condemn this behavior strongest terms possible it has no place in new york. ashley strohmier spoke with eyewitness news cody who caught the shocking moment on camera. he says it could have been much worse. >> just the right people were

there. a lot of people reacted very quickly and prevented the situation from getting worse. becauseasily could. i mean, he was so close to the guy and just with a weapon like that it's never a good thing. i think it could have gone horribly wrong. >> brian: fortunately no one was injured. wrestled the guy to the ground. the thing is they were addressing amvets group veterans of foreign wars. a lot of those men and women were trained to act in times of crises. perfect time to be there. evidently the device he used is something i haven't seen. looks like a circular they call it a self-defense key chain that has sharp objects at the end so it could have been dom damage. >> ainsley: like brass knuckles. >> brian: zeldin didn't know what to make of it as the attacker got on stage and was

right next to him and lunged for him. it was an odd series of events. >> i saw in the daily mail if we can put that up again that's the actually blade. daily mail described it as brass knuckles. not exactly. it's the blade in the shape of a cat and as you can see you can probably put two finger in where the cat eyes are and that would create obviously a very dangerous weapon. also according to the local papers up there, the iraqi war veteran who assaulted -- allegedly got to say assaulted the congressman was reportedly under the influence, which makes it even more curious. >> brian: of what? >> steve: why he would be immediately released upon his own recognizance. >> ainsley: joe chenelly is the am vets director and running for new york state assembly which is the reason he was there supporting lee zeldin. can you see him on the back of the stage standing in front of lee zeldin and he goes in and

helps to hold the suspect down and they zip tied him and then the sheriff's department came and took him away. >> steve: there is the am vet guy jumping up on stage right there. >> ainsley: exactly. he noticed the guy was a vet and his clothe guilty indicated that and then he said he found out that he had served in the iraq war and he was suffering from a mental health crisis and he said that he told the guy you are going to have to pay for this. as a vet advocate he said he told him he will get him the help that he needs. he was on "fox & friends" earlier. listen. >> i stepped up on to the stage saw the attacker try to get into zeldin's face and swings and i could see what looked like a raiser a knife some sort. the congressman saw him block that swing as he attempted another swing i attacked him from the back and tracked him to

the ground where seller of us were able to restrain him and get the weapon away from him and turn him over to police when they arrived. it was clear, spent some time with this gentleman on the ground last night and he was not in a good place. very concerned. >> brian: yeah, i mean, too, you should be concerned, also. i think people should be concerned, too, that this guy is out. meanwhile kathy -- this nic, the g.o.p. chair, actually running for office too. he said kathy hochul fanned the fans of hate directing. not enough to condemn the attack she should apologize and tone down her hateful rhetoric immediately. >> ainsley: if you read her twitter page seems like she is being compassionate and wishing zeldin the best and condemning violent behavior but then we learned she released his rally schedule to all of her supporters indicating go his rallies. brine brian she is worried about him no doubt about it ashley

strohmier got the other big story. when the president dominated our afternoon when he tested positive for covid-19. we actually don't even know the variant he has. >> right. despite a runny nose, fatigue and the occasional dry cough. president biden released a video just hours after testing positive saying he is hanging in there and staying businessy. take a listen. >> i guess you heard this morning i tested positive for covid. doing well, getting a lot of work done. going to continue to get it done. and, in the meantime, thanks for your concern and keep the faith i'm going to be okay. >> the white house says the 79-year-old president is now isolating and zooming in to meetings. the diagnosis comes after biden received vaccine and two booster shots last year. the head of the white house covid response team acknowledged the president was administered the antiviral paxlovid. >> patients who are high risk for progression of severe

disease. is the president at high risk for progression to severe disease? >> i believe anybody over the age of 50 is eligible for paxlovid. the president is about the age of 50. >> so a timeline of the president's schedule leading up to his diagnosis shows several high profile contacts including saudi royals, members of the golf corporation council and first lady of ukraine. meanwhile vice president kamala harris is being considered a close contact but the white house says no changes are being made to her schedule as she tested negative yesterday. back to you guys. >> steve: all right, ashley, thank you very much. one thing after he came back from saudi arabia the president did go to church at the catholic church in georgetown. keep in mind the general incubation period for this particular strain of omicron is three to four days so could it have church. it could have been saudi arabia. it could have been israel. >> brian: according to the press secretary it doesn't matter how

he got it all those years of contact tracing doesn't matter how he got it stop asking those questions. idiotic answer. >> ainsley: dr. marty makary reacted to this, listen. >> severity of covid even though it's a virus with the same name as the more dangerous virus from two years ago or year and a half ago it's behaving much differently because population immunity is high right now. i agree the president is going to be okay and i agree the president should continue to work and remotely as he is. but, right now, the white house is making a mockery of the same contact tracing policy that they are still imposing on school children and everyday americans. the white house is basically acknowledging that it really is not effective. that's true. contact tracing is not effective once the virus is ubiquitous and at large and inevitable. >> steve: so the president has contracted covid one year after declaring america independent from code. we wish him the best.

quick, quick, quick recovery. >> brian: just amazing how different the coverage is for president trump as it was for president biden. blaming president trump for everything. how dare he not wear a mask on the veranda. where was he yesterday when he gives his address? not wearing a mask. so, it's goings to be interesting how you are going to mask up and tell all these other people to contact trace and tell all the other kids to stay out of school when the press secretary says it doesn't matter how he got it. >> ainsley: he is under the best care. he is taking paxlovid antiviral med. stop ello quist blood thinner. >> steve: in 19 # 8 he had a couple of brain aneurysms presumably caused by blood clots. he will quist, blood clots, there is a lot of worry about that his doctors are trying to figure out the calculation. they are giving him a little bit of something but he should not take crestor or other drug.

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>> brian: welcome back, everybody. 16 minutes after the hour. the house january 6th committee holding another "primetime" hearing focusing on president trump's actions while the riot took place. >> ainsley: and the committee promising even more hearings in the future. >> steve: griff jenkins is live in washington with the very latest on what happened last night on tv. griff? >> griff: good morning, steve ainsley and brian. january 6th committee two witnesses white house officials laid out all the ways they say the president had all the opportunities to call off the violence but chose not to act breaking down those 187 minutes examining text messages, hearing depositions from senior white house officials. and they even showedout takes from a video the president recorded the next day showing him struggling to strongly condemn the violence or accept the election results. watch. >> to those who broke the law, you will pay.

you do not represent our movement. you do not represent our country. and if you broke the law. -- can't say that. i'm not -- i already said you will pay. the demonstrators who infiltrated the capitol have defied the seat of destiny -- defiled, right? see, i can't see it very well. >> griff: the hearing was chaired by republican liz cheney after chairman bennie thompson had to participate remotely because he tested positive for covid but in the end thompson announcing they will be back in the fall. >> as we made clear throughout these hearings, our investigation goes forward. we continue to receive new information everyday. we continue to hear from witnesses. we will reconvene in september to continue laying out our findings to the american people. >> griff: what new information might there be? those missing secret service text messages sent on january 6th may be one of those things they are looking for and

we are also learning the dhs inspector general has launched a criminal investigation now into those missing texts. brian, ainsley and steve? >> steve: all right, griff, thank you very much. the chairman was at remote location because he, too, just like the president has covid. >> brian: yeah, so they are going to try to get this right up to november and try to drag this out as long as possible. it is their strongest political play is january 6th. >> ainsley: keep in mind everyone in that room, they are all against trump. they are anti-trumpers. every single perna room voted to impeach him. >> brian: there were people from insiders who give the account, give the account. >> ainsley: the ones who testified. >> brian: really interesting, the schism between pence and trump is huge. huge gulf because they played out what mike pence was calling out and what the president wasn't doing. and that's why i think mike pence is running for president. is he actually in arizona and he is trying to actually -- i can't believe we are at this point. speaks "the washington post"

today trying to separate himself from president trump. >> steve: there is item in the "new york post" this morning that talks a little bit about the secret service agents who were about w. mike pence that day when they were actually -- they heard the people coming, are they knew they were really close, and according to the story, the secret service agents were calling their loved ones to say goodbye because they were so convinced that the rioters were going to kill them and so they were saying goodbye. thankfully, you know, they didn't get to the vice president. >> ainsley: there is no excuse for the riot but remember the summer of 2020 when there were all those riots? where are the hearings for those riots for people burning buildings and burning businesses? you can't pick and choose which riot is the good one and which one is the bad one. they are all bad and they all need to be -- all these people, kamala harris was raising money to get all of these people out of prison that were thrown in jail for rioting and then you had chuck schumer on the steps to say go after the supreme court justices and the guy does, and is attempting to as the sass

sin nate kavanaugh. so, you know, you can't pick and choose. we have to go after all the violent crimes and all the criminals out there. >> brian: i thought mark levin had a good point with sean, the whole goal is to make it impossible for trump to run again and that's the whole goal to make that argument. >> steve: all right. it is exactly 6:21 here in the east. and carley joins us with more news out of new york. >> carley: yeah, and sad news at that one new york officer is killed in the line of duty and another injured in rochester last night. they were on patrol when they approached the suspect who opened fire. also injuring a bystander. the civilian is reportedly expected to survive. no word on the condition of the surviving officer. no arrests have been made so far. fox news capturing this video of 28-year-old girls telling texas officials they have been traveling without their parents all the way from honduras. the girls also saying they

want -- they went the whole day without food. meanwhile the tsa admits almost 1,000 illegal immigrants, listen to this, used arrest warrants as valid ideas to board airplanes. and new york city mayor eric adams once again blaming texas governor greg abbott and arizona governor doug ducey now labeling them as cowards. this comes as the two border states have bused thousands of immigrants to washington, d.c. nascar looking to add an electrifying new addition to its line up of revealed documents plans for electric series as early as next year. the race car will be reportedly all electric one wheel drive. nascar has not confirmed the plans but officials telling us an ev series is in the works. how about that, guys, those are your headlines over to you. >> steve: that should be really interesting. of my neighbor has a tesla. he says do you want to drive it once? i said okay. >> ainsley: is it fast? >> steve: my neighbor jr and i

put my foot on the gas and zero to 60 i think in three seconds. >> ainsley: really cool inside looks like a big computer screen. >> steve: i was on my street the speed limit is 35. so i went 60. >> carley: did you avoid a speeding ticket is that what you are saying live on air. >> ainsley: because you were on your street? >> steve: maybe i'm thinking metric. >> carley: exactly. that's what it is. >> brian: all right, carley, appreciate it. i got to that i can this moment to thank vladimir putin because for the longest time he has been hiking up our gas prices since they are going down i would just like to say vladimir thank you for decreasing the price of gas because he is responsible for the price of gas, right? >> ainsley: or the oil companies. thank you. >> brian: thank you for lowering the price. billionaire gas station owners thank you for lowering the price. >> ainsley: and the transition, the transitory. >> steve: it's going to be temporary that's what we heard aer i don't ago. very interesting how when the price of gas was going up it was

not joe biden's fault but now that the price of gas is going down. >> ainsley: just a little. >> steve: joe biden get the credit. >> ainsley: they caused this problem and then when it's fixed just ever so slightly, then they are jumping for joy and they're taking credit. >> brian: exactly. >> steve: you are about to see you the press secretary essentially take credit very excited. keep in mind, the reason gas prices are going down has nothing to do with joe biden. the united states has not increased oil production at all. the reason the prices are going down supply and demand. you are driving less because it's so expensive. it's supply and demand. of course, there is a great talking point for the white house. here is the press secretary. >> hey, everybody. so gas prices have been declining across the country. in the past more than 30 days, we have seen gas prices go down by more than 50 cents per gallon. this is so exciting, guys, i'm

in the, 20,000 gas stations across the country as you will see you will see gas prices less than $4. at current prices, average american driver will spend about $25 per month less on gasoline than they would have if prices had stayed at their june peek. >> brian: wow. that makes sense. so that makes sense that they are actually really elated because the goal is to have us no longer in combustion engines and driving a car. that's one thing the green zealots loved about the pandemic we weren't flying. we weren't driving as much. we weren't going to work. so this was -- it's kill two birds with one stone. the price is dropping. they say they still got a huge problem with the fact that the oil is dropping. but not as fast as the gas station prices. basically still choosing the gas station owners of gouging. >> steve: yeah. buff the gas station owners if you paid $5 a gallon to have the

transport to put the gas underneath the gas station, they are not going to lower the price to 4.50 and lose 50 cents a gallon. it all averages out according to my other friend not j.r. who let me borrow his car. but brian who runs texaco down the street. >> ainsley: pete buttigieg tweets this out, good morning, gas prices are going down. >> brian: thanks for that. >> ainsley: keep in mind gas prices were about $2 cheaper than at the beginning of joe biden's presidency right after donald trump left office than they are now. so they are still super expensive. inflation was very low in january 2020 and now it's at 9.1% and look at the supply chain crisis. it's going to get worse they say because the truckers are protesting. they are not driving out in california at the port of oakland which the largest marine terminal out there and it's about to get where's because they had to close because the truckers are protesting and they are not taking all the supplies

on those ships out in the pacific, they are not taking them to your house and to the grocery stores and that kind of thing. >> steve: 15 container ships out in the pacific they can't get to the port because what these independent truckers are doing is they are protesting a new california law that imposes new costs on them. it cracks down on gig workers or people, you know, who do not work for anybody in particular. >> ainsley: like uber, litt. >> steve: they do it on their own for variety of reasons. trying to push them into full time jobs and into unions. got the union dock workers out there they will not cross the picket line of these truckers even though the truckers are not in a union. they are simply, you know, they are having work action. so the dock workers are honoring their picket line and that's why there are 15 ships that can't get offloaded. >> ainsley: like 17,000 truckers who don't want to be become unions. >> brian: they are independent contracts. we want to be independent

contractors last thing we want to be part of a union and company. we want to be calling our own shops, that was the purpose of the gig worker business model. but it's not effective. enough to they say there is going to be a disruption as retailers are building back inventory for back-to-school items. the eighth largest port in the u.s. is suddenly ground to a halt. definitely affect your amazon orders. meanwhile the president of the united states got some bad news yesterday besides covid-19 positive results, he also found out the quinnipiac poll was out and he has 31% approval rating. that really struck an idea with governor kristi noem, listen. >> >> we're facing a situation soon where president biden's approval ratings are going to be even lower than the inflation rate. people are really struggling out there with high energy costs, high food costs they recognize all these illegal immigrants are coming into the country. that the border is not being enforced. that it's not secure. it's jeopardizing our national security. they aren't talking about what

all the other networks are running today. they are talking about how do we get through the next six months until we get a new majority in the house that's got a lot of these bad policies. >> brian: that is true. the president got bad news, not terrible news but bad news on jobless claims they went up from 251,000 from 230. people worried. we are not in a recession yet but if those jobs numbers good news story in the economy along with real estate. real estate has ground to a halt. people worried about spending now and they look at jobs because we look around and say wait a second if we are heading to a recession. maybe it's not good for our company to be hiring. so, that's something to look out for. >> ainsley: wall street is really worried are you reading all these articles in the post and "wall street journal" here talking about wall street companies thinking about they possibly could be faced with layoffs next summer or in the coming months because the stock market is so bad right now. >> steve: right. but it's impacting main street right now brian, to your point,

they are talking about a deep freeze in real estate because the federal reserve is going to have to jack up rates again probably three quarters of a point to a point. and that's going to make it so expensive to buy a house, buy a car, buy anything on time. and that's where we are right now. >> brian: first time home buyers especially. that's when you have the -- typically you have the least money to put down. concerned about interest rates. and now they are suddenly going up. maybe we were spoiled before but these are going up and they are definitely going to wreak havoc with your budget. >> ainsley: were you better off before or now? that's the question. still ahead, president biden testing positive forever covid despite being vac sin nateed and double boosted. dr. janette nesheiwat is here with the latest on the president's symptoms. ♪ ♪

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>> he has top notch healthcare. even though in high risk category is he okay. >> brian: is he on, what? >> right now antiviral medication paxlovid usually a five day course of medication. see how he progresses and how he does. might be extended to seven days or 10 days. >> brian: somebody about his age dr. fauci did the same thing, tested positive, took it, went away and tested negative and then tested positive again. some people are saying yeah, that happened to me too. i took it but couldn't get rid of it using paxlovid. >> that can happen. not every single patient paxlovid it can happen to a certain group of people and certain amount of people. not with everyone. it's a good medicine, i have seen it work very well with my patients. sometimes you might need a longer course 5 days or 10 days or seven days. >> brian: might need two courses of it. >> some people. >> brian: i got double vaxxed and double boosted and still got

it it's safe to say that this vaccine does not prevent from you getting tnchts absolutely. right now even if you are vaccinated you can still pick up covid and still spread it which is different from what we were told a year ago. but i have noticed with my patients, brian, and i have taken care of thousands of covid patients that those who are vaccinated their symptoms do seem mild compared to those who are unvaccinated. it can't stop you from getting covid. it can't stop you from spreading it but it has been shown to help keep you out of the hospital and minimize your symptoms and severe complications. >> brian: have you seen anything of after-effects of taking the vaccine and the booster in people? >> have i seen? >> brian: have you seen people have side effects. >> some patients, yeah, they will feel a little fatigued feverish. we have case of myocarditis that can happen as well and people at the pain at the site of their arms. for most of my patients, most of them have tolerated the vaccine pretty well. with any vaccine potential side

effects could occur. >> brian: i feel like when this variant hits, do you feel we are are going to be going through the same gymnastics with covid again this fall when people go back -- when kids go back to school? >> i think it two years in, brian, we know how to manage it. we have got vaccines and tests and therapies, not like where we were two years ago. i do think we are in a different position. it's a matter of knowing your risk, and knowing what to do to protect yourself. no more mandates, no more lockdowns, no more school shutdowns. >> brian: if you were in charge. >> if i was in charge. >> brian: real quick lastly, for people out there who are wondering if this variant should stop them from -- stop them from getting a booster because it doesn't stop you from getting the virus, what do you think? >> i think if you are -- if you qualify to get the booster, if you are qualified to be vaccinated which most of us over the age of six months are, even though i don't recommend it for those under the age of 5 that you should get it. it can help minimize your symptoms and keep you out of the

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good morning to you, mr. mayor. >> good morning, ainsley. thanks for coming on. >> ainsley: thanks for waking up this morning and coming on our show. tell me what the problem is there. >> well, right now, the problem really is that there is very little discouragement of the flow. and part of that discouragement is a barrier system, a wall, a wall system. and we have 52 gaps and wall system that is currently hear in the yuma sector and seven miles of completely unprotected border. so those provide great opportunities and actually encouragement for people to cross and enter the country illegally. >> ainsley: yeah, of course, i understand the migrants through word of mouth are saying this is a very easy place to get through and they are encouraging other migrants to do the same. in may of this year, may 27th, mayorkas authorized closing the gaps in the yuma sector. they say that it poses a life and safety risk to agents and to the community. has that happened? >> it has not happened yet. it's my understanding that that is going to be with the new

fiscal year funding, so we are looking october at the earliest. but, really, the order that i saw was only closing one of the gaps. it wasn't to close all of them. >> ainsley: why would they do that? why would they only close one and not all of them? >> i think there is a priority list and they are closing the one that is the highest traffic but at the end of the day all you are doing is moving traffic around. >> ainsley: exactly. >> you are not discouraging anything. >> ainsley: you said seven mile stretch. they will just walk over to the next gap, right? >> yes. we see it we are actually even seeing now that they're even cutting existing wall. so the wall systems are never going to be 100 percent effective but they are more dramatically effective than just an open border. >> ainsley: yes, of course especially if a whole family is coming through or big group is coming through they all can't get over a wall. what are the agents saying in the area. >> what they are really focused on is border security. that's what they have all signed up for is to secure the border. not to process immigration they

are continuing to be frustrated. morale is a challenge because they can't do their job that they signed up to do. so, really, at this point, a lot of the policies the administration has put into place are about processing people quicker. which helps prevent the backlog into the community but doesn't discourage people from coming across. those efforts to discourage are really what we need to have done, which really comes down to enforcement. >> ainsley: yeah, it's very frustrating to know that washington could fix these quaps and they're just not doing it if they do they will fix one and it might be after october. mr. mayor, thank you so much for coming on. >> thanks for having me on. i appreciate it. >> ainsley: you are welcome. it hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: two so-called low risk fentanyl trafficking suspects caught with 150,000 fentanyl pills were no shows at their court date yesterday both released on cashless bail by a judge rest than 24 hours after

being arrested last month in northern california. at the time the tulare county sheriff that criminals pushing deadly drugs were able to walk free and he rightly predicted the suspects would not show for their court date. a mississippi school board in mississippi is removing a policy barring people with guns from campuses. the original policy prohibits the possession for anyone who is not law enforcement; however, they say that policy violates the state's enhance carry law. a temporary policy was set in place that allows each school district to set their own rules regarding weapons on school property. and did you see this? two families letting their fists fly at the magic kingdom in orlando. [screaming] yeah, that fight reportedly starting when one person tried to get back in line for a nearby

attraction after forgetting their phone. three suspects are now facing battery charges. not what you want to see at the theme park. >> ainsley: happiest place in the world now it turned into a fight. can't go to universal now. thanks so much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: now to a fox weather alert. temperatures hitting 100 degrees in some areas as the east coast is under possible tornado alert. massive storms hitting the southeast yesterday, alabama seeing crazy lightning shows, heavy rains and winds reaching up to 60 miles per hour. so let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. we got severe weather yesterday too, janice. >> janice: we did. another round later on this afternoon. the temperatures are the big story across the nation from the plain states, the southwest up towards the northeast. let's take a look at it right now. of course our all-american concert series. temperatures going to be siz bling, cold as ice out here. 79 in new york.

75 in boston. it's going to get into the 90's. with the heat i object disease feeling like 100 degrees or more. this is going to be dangerous heat for the next several days. we will start to break those temperatures on tuesday. look at that over 100 degrees is what it is going to feel like some of the big cities. heat index forecast the next couple of days. again tuesday start to feel those seasonal highs but for the next five days it's definitely going to be dangerous for a lot of folks. take care of the elderly, your pets and kids. heat alerts for over a million people. this has been the lead story over the last couple of weeks. we could actually tie records or break them across the heartland today and we also could see the possibility for severe storms for the gulf coast. parts of the northeast, and up towards the midwest not only today but tomorrow where we have very likely area of large hail, damaging winds, maybe isolated tornadoes as well. all right, ainsley, it's going to be exciting. i mean foreigner that's big right here. we have people lined up. everyone is excited. >> ainsley: used to be a radio

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cold as ice ♪ you know that you are ♪ cold as ice ♪ you're cold as ice to me. >> ainsley: welcome to our all-american summer concert series. it continues this morning. we are so excited we have foreigner here. >> brian: are we going to let people in soon. >> steve: we will, shortly. >> brian: there is a big line.

>> steve: not exactly cold as ice here in new york city. >> brian: hot as hell. >> steve: we will be a pro-etching 100 degrees. welcome to the mezzanine level here on this 22nd day of july of 2022. >> ainsley: brian said not cold as ice it's. >> brian: hot as hell. get you to the turf quickly 10 degrees hotter. >> steve: synthetic turf. >> ainsley: really? >> steve: because there is asphalt underneath i think. >> brian: those particles, rubber particles and then you have got the foam under. >> steve: it's complicated. astro turf used to be so much easier. even though it's not as cold as ice it's a litigation warm on the house. john and john mclemore are smoking barbecue as you can see on fox square and doing some

synchronized dance father and son. what are you cooking for the crowd today? >> the first thing we have got to get on the menu for y'all ainsley we heard you this week wanting biscuits and gravy we made you some southern style biscuits and gravy. >> ainsley: that is so sweet of you. >> got some when you come out here, too. we will be doing a fatty this morning. ba con wrapped sausage. and we decided to change it up a little bit and put some cinnamon roll on the inside of the fatty. we have grits for the vips this morning. >> brian: look at that. >> mac and cheese. and we have also got -- this is a nice little favorite of ours coming in to everybody in the control room, that is smoked pork belly with our buddies at lane's barbecue with some sort of white barbecue sauce and kind of sweet. that's all we are cooking. >> i'm not going to talk because i'm not done eating. >> brian: what did you start? what time?

>> we started actually last night getting all of this prepared, smoking it on the master built gravity series grills. we have smoked, we have grilled and we are searing off to get that burnt end flavor on your pork belly and then we got here this morning at about 4:00 a.m., cranked it back up. >> i'm excited for foreigner, guys. >> foreigner is going to be cool. >> brian: big line there. a lot of vips can't wait to each your stuff. >> huge line behind us. >> thank you, all. lanes. >> ainsley: lawrence jones is my friend who loves sawmill biscuits and gravy. >> brian: and loves jesus. >> steve: go to master built go to the master built.com and got all their recipes for you also free and also they sell smokers and grills and stuff like that which is what they are using. >> brian: 3 minutes after the hour. steve: that is really, really good. thank you for joining us. we have a fox news alert to start with. new york republican

gubernatorial candidate and current congressman lee zeldin got attacked at a campaign stop last night. you can see a guy jump up on the stage while zeldin was speaking. when police say he approaches -- he starts swinging a sharp object blade in the shape of a cat head towards zeldin's neck. that terrifying moment caught on camera. >> there is only one option. >> watch out. >> whoa, whoa. >> the monroe county sheriff's office says the suspected attacker right there on the ground was taken into custody after that and charged with attempted assault. zeldin says he was able to grab the man's wrist and hold him off until others could jump up there on the stage and tackle him down to the ground. he says, quote: i am resolute as ever to do my part to make new york safe again. this suspect will likely be right back on the street

immediately. he is that's exactly what happened. the suspect was released on his own recognizance. >> brian: which doesn't make anyone feel safe. zeldin's opponent this fall and governor kathy hochul tweeting this relieved to hear that congressman zeldin was not injured and the suspect is in custody. i condemn this violent behavior in the strongest terms possible. it has no place in new york. so that's -- so that's going to be interesting. ashley -- yeah, so ashley has covered this before. she spoke with the eyewitness cody griffin who caught the shocking moment on camera. he said it could have been much worse. >> just the right people were there, a lot of people reacted very quickly and prevented the situation from getting worse because it very easily could. i mean, he was so close to the guy and just poking at somebody with, you know, a weapon like that, it's never a good thing. i think it could have gone

horribly wrong. >> brian: fortunately nobody was seriously hurt. zeldin could be heard saying to the guy who was standing right next to him okay, you are done, buddy. and then all of the sudden he pulls out this little brass knuckle key chain according to crippen self-defense key chain blades at the end. you hit somebody with that, that will penetrate the skin. >> ainsley: do we have that picture of the weapon? they are getting it for us. so, in the meantime, we will tell you about this joe chenelly he with the amvets. national director for amvets. he was at the at that event not as an am vet member because they are not political. he was there because he is running for new york state assembly. he went up on stage and held lee zeldin back and make sure protected because he is a veteran. he got involved and help to secure that suspect. >> that's him right there. so they zip tied the suspect, they kept him down on the ground until the officers could get there. they said it took about three to four minutes for the officers to

get there to take him into custody. now i'm wondering lee zeldin is going to have to take security with him everywhere he goes to appreciate this we are seeing it at comedy shows and seeing it now at political events people jumping on stage and attacking. joe chenelly said he spent some time with the guy. he said he was not in a good place. listen to this. >> i stepped up onto the stage, saw the attacker tried to get into zeldin's face and then swing and i could see what looked like a razor knife of some sort. the congressman saw him block that swing. and then as he attempted another swing, i tackled the attacker from the back and slammed him to the ground where several of us were able to restrain him, get the weapon away from him and eventually turn him over to police when they arrived. it was clear, spent some time with this gentleman on the ground last night. and he was not in a good place.

very concerned. >> joe says he knew that the guy was -- had fought in iraq. and he was wearing some sort of a military t-shirt. so he said, look, you are going to have to pay for this but i'm a vet advocate and he said he told him if he needs help he is there for him. >> flip that thing over and it's a blade in the shape of a cat head. and it looks like you put your two fingers in the cat eyes and then. >> ainsley: gauge somebody's eyes out or stick that in their skin. >> steve: local papers in the rochester area say this guy who attacked zeldin was reportedly under the influence. s are, the governor of new york, kathy hochul is currently being blamed by the zeldin camp because they encouraged their followers to go to his events. and we don't know the motivation for this guy who jumped and looks like tried to hurt mr. zeldin, i'm sure we will be hearing more in the coming days. but, it's not like we are going to be able to talk to him outside of jail when he is

released because he was released immediately last night on his own recognizance. ironically, lee zeldin was talking about bail reform and the double standard and the revolving door of justice in new york. this guy got right into it and he is home. >> ainsley: really appears in new york if someone doesn't die if there is a violent act, then you get to walk free. >> brian: right, that's just true. that's the state of the game. that's why he said if he is elected alvin bragg gets fired, which he will have an ability to do. i think the legislature still has to approve his firing because he was elected. >> steve: meanwhile news out of the white house as of a couple minutes ago. president biden as you know tested positive for covid yesterday despite being double vaccinated and double boosted. >> ainsley: want white house covid coordinator telling fox just moments ago the president was doing well as of last night at 10:00 p.m., and he is expecting another update soon. >> brian: mark meredith is live at the white house. hey, mark, what else the latest, hey, brian ainsley and steve. we are expected to get another

update later today not only from the white house coronavirus coordinator as you just mentioned but also from the president's physician. a letter likely to come at some point this morning. exact timing still to be determined. the white house insists that president biden is going to be working throughout the day as he recovers from covid. we know he is going to be meeting virtually with his economic and his legislative team. and we are, of course, still waiting to see what the white house may learn not only on his condition but also i how he has been able to contract, ultimately able to get this virus. now, we have been taking a look at the timeline of the president of where he has been the last several days. the white house certainly has a lot of people to check considering the last few days he has been a lot of places the middle east, here in d.c. he was up in the northeast new england area to talk about climate change. officials say after the president returned from the northeast, he started to feel a bit tired and then by wednesday the president was experiencing both a runny nose and a dry cough. as to where the president actually caught covid though, the white house says it doesn't know. >> where was the president

infected? >> where was he infected? i don't think we know. i certainly don't know. do you have any thoughts on that? >> look, i don't think that matters, right? i think what matters is reprepared for this moment. >> now, the white house has been going to great lengths to show the president is still able to carry out his duties. not only did he make several phone calls with members of congress yesterday but they also released a video with the president very eager to show people he is okay. >> i guess you heard this morning i tested positive for covid. i'm doing well, i'm getting a lot of work done. i'm going to continue to get it done and in the meantime, thanks for your concern and keep the faith. it's going to be okay. >> officials are crediting both the president's vaccine and booster shows saying his symptoms are mild and is he expected to be okay. he is also getting antiviral drug paxlovid. they are trying to speed up his recovery. is he isolating here at the white house and the first lady is going to be spending her weekend out in wilmington. >> steve: i know it's early there but have you seen more

people wearing masks today at the white house because a lot of people were around him. >> it's interesting. yesterday afternoon, the second the news broke in the breast room area which is where all the reporters hang out. it the masks came back instantly. it's like we went back in time to 2021. this morning looking outside, not seeing as many. it's outside. also early. we will see more as the day progresses. >> steve: and it's 100 degrees. >> ainsley: he looks good. he put on a button down shirt and coat and blazer. >> yeah. absolutely. you know, ainsley, you bring up a good point. of the white house is really trying to go to lengths here to show that the president is still going to carry out. we are told we will be getting updates daily, too. which is interesting. they are not saying check back on monday. we are told we should be expecting updates throughout the weekend. >> ainsley: we wish him well. >> steve: thanks for the live report. the president had a rough week. first he announced he had cancer which was a mistake on the part of the president. and then he announced he had covid. but what's interesting is remember it was just a week ago when he was flying over the middle east, the reporting was

that joe biden would not shake hands with anybody in israel or in saudi arabia because on the orders of his doctors, not to do that, because of covid. of course, then the whole idea was he obviously didn't want to have a handshake with that man mbs. instead they did a fist bump but maybe he picked it up in saudi arabia? the incubation is three or four days. what did he get from that trip other than that fist bump and a lot of bad pr and maybe covid and that's it. >> i thought about the ukrainian first lady. she spent a lot of time with joe biden and with jill biden on tuesday. and is she. >> steve: right next to kamala harris. >> ainsley: who did test positive back in april. she is negative now. so i don't know if there has been enough time. usually if you have it takes months before your body. >> brian: joe was within -- it looks like 18 inches of her face. that's probably not a good sign. we will see that also good to

know contact tracing we can stop it now because according to the press secretary it doesn't matter where joe biden got it. >> steve: haven't we done that for a while. >> brian: that's great. don't know where he got it not even interested. thanks for that i know put. always good to move the doctor out of the way and get the press secretary to comment on medical issues. good to know all those contact tracers we spend a zillion dollars on in new york a waste of money which we knew anyway. dr. nesheiwat was here, talks about the president's treatment. >> i think he has top notch excellent healthcare. he is in the hands of incredible doctors, so i do think even though he is very, very high risk category, he is going to be okay. he is on an anti viral medication called paxlovid. it's usually a five day course of medicine but we will have to see how he progresses, how he does. that might be extended to seven days. might be extended to 10 days. we know how to handle it we have vaccines. we have tests and therapies. it's not like where we were two years ago. i do think we are in a different position. it's a matter of knowing your risks. knowing what to do to protect

yourself. no more mandates, no more lockdowns. >> brian: tell that to san diego where they are doing more lockdowns, masking up kids. that's going to be our big fall situation. teachers union mask up kids again. >> >> steve: she was talking about the medicine he is on paxlovid. if they put you on that and you also have heart medicine they immediately stop it. it's a five-day course. so they have -- the president is on crestor, as a lot of people are, i am, in fact, for cholesterol. and he is also on eliquis. and they have dropped that the worry is about clotting. because of he has had a problem, remember, he had the two brain aneurysms presumably caused by clotting. i heard dr. marc siegel say perhaps they reduced the dosage but he can't have a full dose. i'm sure they are regulating whatever medicine he is taking. >> ainsley: right. only for five days you have to take the paxlovid? >> steve: brian was talking to the doctor and doctor said he might get.

>> ainsley: a second batch. >> steve: 10 days we will see. so we wish him the best. >> ainsley: absolutely. let's go to minneapolis. remember two years ago the city council pledged to end policing and they defunded. >> brian: great idea. >> ainsley: defunded the police department $1 million. and representative omar was calling on defunding the police. if you don't remember, watch. this minneapolis, we're here because now is the time to dismantle mpd. our commitment is to end our city's toxic relationship with the minneapolis police department. we should and can abolish our current minneapolis police system. >> this council is going to dismantle this police department. we are here today to begin the process of ending the minneapolis police department. >> not only do we need to disinvest in police but we need to completely dismantle the minneapolis police department. [cheers] >> steve: now. >> brian: crowd roars.

>> steve: if you dismantle or defund the police department crime is going to go up. we said back then. >> ainsley: it already did. >> steve: it has gone up close to 20%. what is happening in a very nice neighborhood of minneapolis called lauri hill. the residents there are being asked hey, you know what? because our tax dollars currently are not funding the police to the extent we need. we are going to crowd fund extra police coverage so we need to raise $210,000. and residents are encouraged to donate $220 a month for six months to get more cops on the streets even though their tax dollars are currently going for cops but they have redirected that money some place else. but you know what? this is like waiving the white flag. we surrender. we were wrong. we shouldn't have defunded the police. >> brian: no kidding. but they will never admit that buckhead did the same thing. >> ainsley: atlanta. >> brian: in atlanta.

in georgia they said it we have had it being subjected to atlanta's ridiculous liberal policies. so we're just going to go for our own police force. in minneapolis we are reimagining police. reimagine crime will go through the roof. we will all be unsafe our property values will drop. i'm tired of imagining. so we are going to get our own police force in. we are going to have to pay extra money on top of the tax dollars you are spending. that's what we have got to do because maybe they don't want to leave minneapolis or lowery section that is really nice. it's unbelievable it's come to this. on some level the police officers at home retired and active must be saying aha i told you were going to pay for this. i told you we were under appreciated. i told you don't understand the little things we do to keep you safe on a regular basis that never adds up to the dollars we are being paid. we pull back, we quit, we retired and you are all screwed. >> ainsley: this is great way for police officers who are usually under paid in most areas like teachers. good way to make money.

they are asking residents to give $220 a month that will pay for two hours of the police, the cops are going to get paid $107 an hour to watch that community. that's a lot of money. >> steve: think about it great for the cops ultimately because they are being acknowledged, yeah, we really need you. those people are already paying a lot in taxes. so, they took the part of the money out of that that they had devoted to the police, moved it some place else. they are paying the same taxes, maybe even higher, and now, on top of that, they have got to take $220 a month out of their pocket to be safe. it just does not make sense. >> ainsley: like when you move into a neighborhood that doesn't have a good school district paying into the taxes. pay into private school or home school pay taxes and goes to a school you might not like. >> brian: 19 minutes now after the hour. carley breaking news out of chicago. >> i certainly do. a fox news alert here. chicago police are investigating after several people were reportedly stabbed on the chicago l train this morning. the incident happening on the

red line in old town. police have been on scene for hours now and the station is currently closed off. the cta saying there has been a recent increase in violence in the train system. we're going to bring you the latest as it becomes available. but i can tell you old town, guys, really nice area of chicago. but as we are seeing in new york, other cities across the country, the subways are thought safe anymore. >> steve: they were stabbed at the station or on the train. >> on the train. l train. >> ainsley: people staying off like there is new york in new york. >> carley: fear everywhere. last summer a boy who was an intern and somebody shot a gun. it just hit him in the head and he died. he was just passing by. >> ainsley: i remember that he was a student. rachel cam post duffy's daughter's school. >> brian: still ahead, the u.s. and allies could reportedly send fighter jets to ukraine. no joke. and ramp up involvement in russia's invasion. did you go the that, jack?

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>> brian: here we go the u.s. and its allies maybe keeps your fingers cross the ramping up involvement against russia as war in ukraine fifth month. secretary of the air force considering sthacial word sending in array of fighter jets including a 10 war hogs seeing it right now on your screen. this comes one week after the house passed $100 million to train americans to fly american aircraft. they came, they trained. will they have planes? here to react, fox news strategic analyst and retired four star general jack keane. general, are they going to get these planes? >> there is no doubt they are

going to get them. it's a question of what airplanes. likely used f-15s, 16s, a-10s possibly. also the europeans are looking up giving up their raffaeles made by france, typhoon which is a euro fighter jet. griffin which is a sweden jet there has been a major turn here because of what the ukrainians are asking for. that's really taking place here, brian, is ukrainians are preparing for a counter offensive. they know full well the russians have expended themselves quite considerably taking the eastern part of the donbas region. the casualties have been staggering. they have lost hundreds and hundreds of armored equipment in a process. and they are -- they are conducting very limited attacks right now. you can better describe them as being stalled on the part of the russians. this offensive that's being prepared why the ukrainians they have been working on it for a number of weeks. likely take some more

preparation phase and certainly advance weaponry and obviously increased fighter capability will be factor in that the air force chief of staff also said, brian, it will probably take two to four months to make a transition fighter you are playing to american fighter. greater transition, you know, doing that than an american pilot transitioning for a couple of months from one american airplane to another. listen, this is very reflective of the united states in the lead here, brian. i mean, the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff are all in. they had a meeting this week of over 40 nations supporting ukrainians. the rhetoric is pretty strong at those meetings. the execution by some of our european friends is not what it should be. and i know, you know, the leaders in our pentagon are frustrated by that and are banging the table to get more out of them. >> brian: so, general, with the

himars unbelievably successful, 50 to 80 miles depending on how talk to and what you read. they don't have enough. and the thing i heard too they have only gotten 40% of what the u.s. has allocated for them. how true is this? how close are we from executions and delivery to poland or wherever to getting them into the theater? >> well, everything i have seen getting into the theater is pretty good. the artillery that we sent in has been absolutely devastating. and the himars that are there, and particularly the precision part of the himars, which is the longer range, have had huge impact on russia's depos, ammunition storage sites and particularly what they are using an infrastructure to support their artillery which is the russian's main weapons system that they are use achieve some success. i don't know what that percentage is, we are in contact with ukrainians also at the institute for the study of war. i think the troop order is

pretty good in terms of from the time of decision is made until the time it actually gets moving. the problem is if it's a new weapons system, it gets tied up and the nfc process for a number of weeks. but if it's a system they have already approved, then the pentagon is just shipping more of it. >> brian: speed matters. general jack keane, fingers crossed this thing turns and that major offensive takes place it will lift everybody's spirits. thanks, general. >> yeah yeah, great talking to you, have a wonderful weekend. >> brian: read the institute i asked isf no one is better. one nation saturday at 8 and again at 11:00. janice dean. talk about president biden's actual legacy that dates back to 1970. doug mastriano is a trumper they thought if he got the nomination he would lose. he is in a dead heat in pennsylvania. he talks to us about that. howie kurtz on how late night tv

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paxlovid? how effective is that? would you give that to his patient? >> i loved that he said keep the faith i'm going to be okay. perfect ending to that video he sent out. right now president biden seems to have what i like to refer to as the covid cold. that's what the majority of americans, especially those vaccinated and boosted are seeing with the omicron variant. we can only hope that he doesn't progress into something more severe but chances are, statistically speaking it's highly unlikely that he is going to have a severe outcome. is he taking paxlovid and that's what his medical doctor has recommended for him. paxlovid was initially designed and studied for unvaccinated high risk individuals. it did incredible job of keeping those people out of the hospital by reducing the viral load. now, we don't really have actually any data that shows that it has a benefit in vaccinated individual let alone a double-boosted individual. so i think when you hear a lot of people saying oh, i give everyone paxlovid and everyone is doing great. can't really say that because we haven't had blinded studies to

prove that it's the paxlovid that is actually doing wonders and it's not because it's a more mild variant and the fact that these people are vaccinated and boosted. but considering that the president is 79, he has multiple medical co-morbidity he certainly is in that high risk category. i don't think it's unreason for him to be taking max loved. of course, is he on some medications that has some side effects with it which is why his doctors have either decreased the dose or stopped them entirely. i don't think it was a bad idea that he is taking paxlovid. whether or not it's going to do anything for him, i'm not so sure. >> ainsley: okay. what are the symptoms that you are seeing now and if he had they are really mild are we at a point we have to say this is like the common cold or this is the flu and we just have to live with and it not mask and not worry about all of this stuff? >> well, again, ainsley, thanks to everything that we have already mentioned and also have a more milder variant, people are seeing more mild symptoms. like the covid cold; however, some people are still getting flu like symptoms. and as we have said throughout

the entire pandemic, this virus is a little unpredictable. so it can effect people in many different ways, not to mention some people have long lasting, long covid symptoms. so, we don't want to say for certain that it's only going to be mild and just move on. i think majority of society has had natural immunity or some level of induced immunity it is important for us to move forward to make sure that those who are vulnerable. who those who are high risk have continued access to the vaccine and boosters and treatment. thankfully, coming in the fall there should be more omicron specific booster that should be tailored to those who are high risk. not for the entire population. >> ainsley: thank you, dr. saphier, for weighing. >> in thanks, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. have a great weekend. foreigner will take the stage for the all-american concert series. first they join us live on fox square to with kid rock so stick around. ♪

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♪ ♪ know what love is ♪ i want you to show me ♪ >> brian: all right. >> steve: now, everybody. >> brian: they sold millions of records and filled arenas worldwide and filled our turf today. >> ainsley: that's one of my favorite songs they sing cold as ice. [cheers and applause] >> ainsley: album, that's wonderful. they are on the road gotten touring with kid rock your friend. called the bad reputation tour. stops in cleveland, pittsburgh, boston and much more. and jay in our all-american summer concert series the featured performers foreigner give it up for kelly you are such a good sport because before

we you admit the entire crew were here for a sound check. >> what you don't know we flew in from l.a. last night trying to go to sleep 7:00 l.a. time and trying to work up 1:00 a.m. to come here really hard. >> ainsley: how many hours did you get last night? >> about an hour and a half. >> ainsley: thanks for doing this for all the fans. they love you. [cheers and applause] >> brian: how do you explain this sustained success. i understand they are successful. resonate just as much generation after generation. have you gotten to the bottom of why? >> couple of reasons. it's a really quality catalog of songs, first of all. we are really fortunate to have this as a singer. really lucky to sing this catalog of songs. there is a lot of things factors like placements in movies and commercials and tv shows things like that that kind of make people aware if they weren't and then they go look for the catalog and then they hear the rest of the songs and then they

go i didn't know they did that one. i didn't know they did that one. that's kind of cool. >> steve: when you were doing sound check in the green room and dr. watt was there today foreigner is on she goes what? they're here? your music, to brian's point, is not only popular with a certain generation, which heard it the first time out but like my kids know all the words. so it's one of those -- you are one of those groups where we can all sing along it's cold as ice. >> anyone over 40 who just called you a certain generation. [laughter] >> steve: hey, i'm up there and so are you. >> ainsley: dr. nesheiwat sent me a picture of the two of you after she met you she was so excited because her brother-in-law is with creed. and i know y'all know each other. the music world is just a small family. i know you fill in for each other. you have been with the band since 2006. do you work with other band to you are friends with kid rock. you are touring with him. >> we have had so many tour

packages with some band of the same era. great thing about kid rock tour not exactly the same era. but i think the fan base is the same. and i think that's why it really works. and we really have -- we are having a great turnout and the audiences are amazing. it is really nice to have people who has known these songs for a long time and i will see a 10-year-old in the audience who knows the words. i know they weren't just dragged here by their parents. >> brian: i was listening to van hay lesson how they involved in the beginning craziness on the tour and people start having kids and get older. how has it changed from when you were touring in 20's to now. >> now juice. >> brian: now eating healthy fit and ready to go. >> you change and you have to kind of take care of yourself more or else you can't perform the way you want to. i feel like i'm giving up something every year in order to maintain the same. >> steve: and stay alive. >> yeah, exactly. >> ainsley: i know you are a big chef. you and steve were talking during the commercial break

because he has written cookbooks. during the pandemic you only had takeout two days? >> i had a curry takeout i went to sushi way late. everything else i cooked at home because i love to cook. i was on a chopped and i won and that was fun. >> steve: nice. >> i'm thinking about a book, too. that may happen. >> steve: fantastic. before -- you know, in 15 minutes they are going to get started singing but it's hot today. last time you were cold. if you had the choice, what brian referred to it hot as hades earlier or cold as ice. which is easier. >> i would rather be hot, yes. because there is always a pool around somewhere. >> ainsley: kelly, tell us about your band. how did you all come together? >> look at these beautiful men up here. look at this. wow. you know, we are so fortunate to do what we do and we recognize that as musicians who have been around the block more than once. and like i said before, being able to play this catalog of

songs with people that we all actually like to be around each other and hang out. and you have heard nightmare stories of bands who don't get along but they have to stay together because the music is popular and there is something to be done. we really like each other. we -- all of us have been here, you know, for a long time. and you can't ask or pay for a better situation than this with these guys. you guys are great. you guys -- you guys -- >> brian: kelly, thank you so much we will catch up with you. not catching you live you will be on fox nation and you will be streaming. >> are you ready? [cheers] >> that's my line. >> steve: 15 minutes. >> brian: catch foreigner with kid rock's bad reputation tour. you will be in cleveland, pittsburgh, cincinnati, chicago, d.c. and boston. >> and many more. >> brian: go to ticketmaster.com for tickets. >> steve: live here on "fox & friends" in exactly 12 minutes go. to janice dean with today's hot

"foxcast." >> janice: i can't wait to come out with you byes. gorn former classic rock dnc you can't get any better than that i heard them rehearsing. i want to know what love is, and it's spectacular. so stay with us. take a look at the temperatures because, yes, it's hot across much of the country. we have heat advisories impacting over 75 million folks from southwest to the central u.s. across the northeast as well. where temperatures are well into the 90's and 100 degrees but with the humidity it's going to feel even warmer than that and oppressive to be outside. so, temperatures especially across texas, man, you have been dealing with weeks of high heat, especially dallas over 100 degrees for many weeks now. showers and thunderstorms in the neighborhood of new orleans, a severe thunderstorm warning here a couple of flash flood warnings as well so keep that in mind. fox weather.com for your latest details then we have the severe storm threat for the midwest toward the interior northeast. tomorrow the bulls eye will be over parts of the great lakes

and the upper midwest. keep you up to date, fox weather.com for details download the app. and they will keep you up to date. steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, janice, coming up we have dr. marc siegel and geraldo rivera. don't go anywhere. >> brian: because we have foreigner and they play music and they are very good at it. >> ainsley: don't know what love is. ♪ feels like the first time ♪ feels like the first time ♪ i have waited a lifetime

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with you too. what the post said is the baitfish is protected by state law now as of three years ago. it is swimming in the area around where swimmers are, and now the sharks are chasing them. and that is why we have this problem. >> well, first thing is it is pretty impressive in them for us. we have actually had five shark bites and sussex county waters in long island in the last two and a half weeks. two at her own beach our own ocean beach. we have never had a shark bite since it opened in 1959. this is really unprecedented. there have been a lot of theories about what is causing it. people talk about water quality, climate change but the lifeguards in the dough to believe reports that they have seen a huge increase in the amount of bunker fish and that sharks are obviously attracted to the food source.

>> steve: absolutely and i know there are more patrols now and the lifeguards have been trained to tell the difference between the dorsal fin of a shark or a dolphin or something like that. but nonetheless, are you confident that people can get back into the water and say jaws, safely this summer? >> yeah, look what we said is we have the best trained lifeguards anywhere i believe. and they are constantly monitoring the water. what we have done is engaged in an enhanced monitoring team now and the lifeguards on wave runners with additional three wave runners to the feet in the ocean. they are out on paddle boards. and we also put drones in the air to be monitoring those runaways. they are out there monitoring, and people should feel safe. honestly the biggest threat is the rip currents. that is dangerous. week lost someone to an

occurrence the other day. >> steve: extra question, with the news of the shark attack, how is beach attendance? >> so new yorkers are pretty hearty bunch. they are continuing to come out to the water. we understand marine life is out there, but we love our beaches here. they are still out there. >> steve: listen, a couple of sharks will not slow down new yorkers on a hot day. steve bellone suffolk county, thank you for joining us live. >> thank you very much. >> steve: you bet. don't go anywhere. the moment we have been waiting for, foreigner will take the stage on american summer tour. you are watching "fox & friends" live from new york. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life

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♪ ♪ >> brian: there you go. foreigner, a band born in 1976. they may be british and american, but they are performing in new york city. this is -- i tell you what, a home game on our turf. >> ainsley: and to any of singer there, they say, they will sing that coming up. and obviously "double vision" we

know. >> brian: they will be singing throughout this hour so go to foxnation.com to scream them extremes them on your own devic. and an all-american performance concert series brought to you by our friends at lowe's. >> brian: the crowd, they just said, hey, guys i want to warn you this is television. i have to play one song at a time because they only know it coming in and coming out. >> steve: pick a commercial, sing a song. >> ainsley: kelly said as i get older, i have to give up something every year so i can continue to perform. >> brian: exactly. we won't be enjoying anything but we will be alive. >> steve: and then we will wind up with double vision. >> brian: the good nose is we will find out what love is at the end of the show. >> ainsley: how long have you been married? >> brian: now you got me in trouble. 2 minutes after the hour, straightway fox news alert, the congressman lee zeldin attacked

at a campaign stop last night. you can see this man jump on the stage when zeldin was speaking. the police say he approaches and began swinging a sharp weapon. zeldin is able to grab him by the wrist. with a terrifying moment on camera. >> there is only one option... >> your done! >> steve: no kidding the monroe county new york sheriff's office a the suspected attacker was reportedly drunk and then taken into custody and charged with attempted assault. zeldin said he was able to grab the man's wrist and hold him off until others could jump in and tackle him and tie him up with zip ties. there is from mr. selden, "i'm as resolute as ever to make new york safe again." the suspect will likely be out on the street immediately and that is exactly what happened.

with the suspect was released on his own reconnaissance. even though he was reportedly under the influence. >> ainsley: isn't that interesting that is a campaign making new york state good again. in the meantime zeldin's opponent in, kathy hochul tweeting this out, "relieved to hear congressman zeldin was not injured and the suspect is in custody. i condemned this violent behavior in the strongest terms possible. it has no place in new york." ashley strohmier spoke with griffin who caught it on camera and said it could be a lot worst. >> just the right people in there. a lot of people reacted quickly and apprehend of the from getting worse. it very easily could, i mean, the guy was poking at somebody or something like that, it is never a good thing. so, i think it could have gone horribly wrong.

>> brian: fortunately, nobody was hurt. i just text lee and he's going to a campaign stop but he said this, "i'm told the guy was drunk but there was security there. i have a bunch of rallies saturday and sunday. i start the first rally and responding to this, it two rod chester police, when died. they have their hands full up there. it is nuts that albany does not have their backs, the state capital does not have their backs and so many ways." >> steve: so the guy with allegedly assaulted them, essentially he staggers over i read in a report, through the crowd. and stumbled through the crowd is what the paper said. and then he said, okay, you were done" to lee zeldin. as lee grabbed the guy's arm that had the blade and it, you can see the guy -- and that's the blade and if you flip it over, it is a cat had

essentially the form of a cat head. and those blades, it looks like you can stick your two fingers in there. but lee zeldin was holding the hand of the guy with the blade, then a guy the executive director was in the crowd. he jumps up on stage and he prevent something really bad from happening. because had that thing -- it was little, the blade in the shape of a head was little. if you cut somebody in the right place, this could be absolutely devastating. this could have been awful. >> ainsley: so the judge who you were talking about the national director running for new york state assembly. that is why he was campaigning with zeldin. when he found out the guy was back on the streets, he was let out, he said, i'm enraged and concerned. i spent time with him and he was not in a good place. he said the guy could tell he was a bit because of his t-shirt. he found out a guy had been to

iraq and fought in iraq and suffering from mental health crisis. look, you have to pay for this crime, but as a vet advocate, i am here to help you when i will get you the help you need if you need me. >> brian: it doesn't help anybody for him to be out. that is just it. the people that are dangerous, whether served or not at this moment, the guy is dangerous to himself and to others! he should not be out! that is the problem. in states like new york. >> ainsley: you get to walk free. here is joe chenault with the guy that jumped on stage. >> i stepped up on stage and saw the attacker and tried to get into zeldin's face. and i could see what looked like a razor, knife or some sort. i saw the congressman walk the swing. as he attempted another swing, a tackled the attacker from the back. and i slammed him to the ground where several of us were able to

restrain him and get the weapon away from him. eventually, turn him over to the policeman they arrived. it was clear spending some time with this gentleman on the ground last night, and he was not in a good place. very concerned. >> brian: and that particular event was taking place at the vfw in rochester. obviously, a lot of vets there. >> steve: we don't know what the guy's motivation was but the republicans in new york state are blaming the governor here for posting lee zeldin schedule online. hey, why don't you show up for the event to hear him talk about this? speed to the new york bf don't make the said planning to check blaming the flames, she did direct the supporters to his schedule. >> brian: after the hour, i think a legitimate shot in the state. president biden testing positive for covid-19 despite being

double boosted them double vaccine to. >> steve: meanwhile the white house coordinator told this morning the president is doing well as of 10:00 last night. he is expecting another update soon to see how he did overnight. >> ainsley: mark meredith live at the white house with the latest. when will we get the next update question rick >> ainsley i'm checking every 30 seconds to find out what time that will happen. good morning to all three of you guys. we are expecting the president to be working. we know he will be meeting with legislative and economic teams but there is still a lot of questions not only how the president will recover from covid but also how he got it in the first place. just yesterday, the white house put out an email to reassure everyone and americans that the president's okay. >> i guess you heard this morning i tested positive for covid. i'm doing well and i'm getting a lot of work done. in the meantime, thanks for your concerns and keep the faith, it

will be okay. >> the white house is conducting trying to figure out who may be infected up you are not an easy task considering the president has been a lot of places the last couple of days. he's been in the middle east, d.c. and up in new england early in the week. after the president returned from the northeast, he started to feel a little bit tired. and by wednesday he was experiencing runny nose, dry cough. the president is receiving a lot of attention and antiviral drug. >> the emergency authorization for patients at high risk for progression of disease. it is the president at high risk for progression of a rare disease? >> i believe anybody over the age of 50 is eligible for paxlovid. the president is over the age of 50. >> the president will be here at the white house, the first lady will be spending her week in wilmington because she can't be close to the president. vice president kamala harris is considered a close contact of the present here, however, we are told she is not changing her

schedule. she will give a speech later today at an event in washington, d.c. ainslie ainsley, brian, back to you. >> steve: is the white house talking about the most protected person in the world could wind up with this even though he was double vaccinated" boosted? and i know they are not as effective against the omicron environment because that particular vaccine is coming in the fall. speak with the white house made it very clear over and over again yesterday, they felt this was a strong possibility from the get-go. i thought that was interesting because of course the president said a year ago if you are vaccinated that you will not get covid. obviously as you talked about, the variance of the virus cannot be effective against them. but this is something they preparing for with contingencies in place. this is something they had to deal with a lot of staffers and the vice president. the president getting it, he will be treated well enough that he will be at the white house.

i am expecting to get updates throughout the weekend. we will get updates throughout saturday, sunday and early next week. >> steve: one other thing because he had a couple of brain aneurysms and that '80s, this medicine -- and you can't take that and what he's taking. so, are they figuring out exactly what he's going to take over the next five days, ten days, something like that question rick >> the white house was asked about the medications that he's been taking during the treatment but the white house said that the president will make a full recovery and be able to continue on just as strong as he was before it. they are not necessarily concerned about the conditions when it comes to covid. a check he was talking about, the antiviral drug and the white house doctor was saying -- >> brian: mark, thank you very much. >> ainsley: we had dr. saphier on earlier. brain sat down with her the first hour and she's a fox news medical contributor, and she was talking about biden in his suit

dems, the medicine he was on. >> president biden seems to have what i referred to as the covid call gnomic cold. and those vaccinated and boosted and we can only hope that he doesn't progress into something more severe. but we don't want to say for certain it will be mild and just move on, but i think as majority of society has had natural immunity or some level of vaccine immunity, it is important to move forward to make sure that those who are vulnerable, those mori risk, has continued access to the vaccines and boosters and treatment. thankfully in the fall, there should be more omicron specific booster that should be tailored to those who are high risk and not necessarily the entire general population. >> brian: i love the fact that dr. makary said i don't know when he got it because overseas coming often while he was speaking, that is one of the signs that he said he knew when he got it because he had it. did he have on the plane? did he have it in the

middle east? i don't know if you know that, but those instant tests that you get, those rapid test you get or at least accurate. the rapid test he tested positive for lead to the other month they claim is more accurate, depending on the variants that you get. >> ainsley: i just hope and i do worry, obviously, but i hope you will be okay. it sounds like he will be fine though. but i did think about president zelenskyy's wife. she spent so much time with him. >> brian: a couple of days ago. >> ainsley: very close. can you imagine what she's dealing with in ukraine and she had to go quarantine question rick >> steve: 's he was just at that facility in somerset, massachusetts talking about allt other stuff. i think he was suffering at that point because remember, he made the f about having cancer, but also, he struggles with some of the steps going down from that little podium they had assembled at the abandon power plant.

those steps there on the way down. so maybe he wasn't feeling good on wednesday which would suggest he probably caught it overseas. and of course, as we pointed out, the white house doesn't care how he cut it because you would hate to say yep, he got up from saudi arabia. >> ainsley: does not take about five days to manifest? >> brian: three or four days incubation on this particular variant. so he didn't get it on the overseas trip. >> steve: a photo op and fist bump and may be covid. >> brian: but if you are going to have at a fist pump instead of a shake. speed to the white house doesn't know where he caught it. >> steve: the doctor said i'm going over, don't shake hands with anybody mr. president. he shook hands with a lot of people and got covid. we wish him a speedy recovery. >> ainsley: carla has more headlines for us on this friday. >> good morning actually sad news out of new york beginning with fox news alert here. when new york officer killed in

the line of duty and another injured in rochester last night. they were on patrol when they approach the suspect who opened fire and also entering a bystander. this civilian reportedly expected to survive. no word if the surviving officer. so far no arrests have been made. fox news capturing this video of two 8-year-old girl telling tech officials they have been traveling without their parents all the way from honduras. the girls went a whole day without food. meanwhile the tsa admits almost 1,000 illegal immigrants used arrest warrants has valid ids to board planes. new york city mayor adams was again blaming texas governor greg abbott and arizona governor ducey and laid there labeling them as cowards. a second quarter financial this morning reporting and $1.18 billion loss in revenue. this is a 1% decrease compared

to last year. the report comes after the social media giant prepared for the big legal battle with elon musk over his intent to dismantle $44 billion twitter. a pulling out of the agreement with a breach multiple provision of the april 25th sale agreement. and returning, con in full force yesterday in san diego for the first time since the pandemic began. 135,000 folks expected to attend the event throughout the weekend, which will feature panels on games, shows, movies. fans going all out for the big return head to toe in honor of their favorite characters. some fun is being had in san diego. >> ainsley: i think it is so cute when the kids dress up as the characters. >> i think it is fun. >> ainsley: a 50-year-old. >> i was at a wedding ones come i think indianapolis, a, con event and people dressed up in their wedding stuff, you know?

and then captain kirk. oh, look at that. >> brian: shazam. >> exactly. >> ainsley: people in their 40s a bunch of guys and they were having their own little, con in the middle of central park. they had swords and started sword fighting. >> steve: tuesday in new york. >> ainsley: it is an event that happens in times square. >> but you just want to watch. i just stood there and watched. >> steve: thank you, carley, for a thorough report. >> brian: we need a superhero in minneapolis specifically. a neighbor hood crowds phones and how the movement is forcing americans to take safety in their own hands and opening up their wallets. >> ainsley: but foreigner performing. ♪ ♪

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promising even more hearings, probably starting again in september. griff jenkins live in washington. >> brian: griff where are you allowed to stay up and watch us last night at 1:38? >> it was late, i was sleeping but i was told i had a camera for my recording that day. the whole thing was about three hours long. and it was for january 6 committee, and they had two witnesses both former trump white house officials laying out all the ways they say the president had opportunities to call up the violence but chose not to breaking down what trump was doing during those 187 minutes. now they examined text messages, or depositions from senior white house officials and showed how it takes the present record of the next day showing him struggling to condemn the violence and refusing to accept the results. >> to those who broke the law, you will pay. you do not represent our movement. you do not represent our country, and if you broke the

law, i can't say that. i already said you will pay. the demonstrators who infiltrated the capital have defied the seat, this he is defiled. i can't see it very well. >> chaired by republican liz cheney after democratic chair tested positive for covid and had to appear remotely. thompson announcing, they will be back in the poll. >> as we make clear throughout the hearing, investigation goes forward. we continue to receive new information every day. we continue to hear from witnesses. we will reconvene in september to continue playing out our findings to the american people. >> so september is the day. it is not going unnoticed. returning to for the midterms. one thing between pursuing the missing secret service text messages, which we are learning the dhs secretary

general launched a criminal investigation into that matter. steve, ainsley, brian. >> brian: griff, going to the point presidential out take where did those come from? >> i don't know exactly where they produce those, but clearly, they saw that as the most piece of evidence that they had. it is making a lot of headlines this morning. because they had one white house lawn from the day of january 6th too, thank you so much, griff. it doesn't surprise me to extend this out. a lot of the stuff we knew was covered that day but the longer they have this and put this out there, the longer they want, at they want people to think that the house republican, if you turn to senate republican, this is what you are going to get. >> steve: liz cheney said at the beginning, she said, you know, over the last number of days, weeks, more people have come forward to. that is why they are adding more hearings because more people are

willing to go on the record. >> ainsley: everyone in that room is anti-trump and speculation they don't want them to run again and this is why this is happening. >> a solid legal case. don't go anywhere, ductal sequel is next. but first, here is a band dr. siegel loves. foreigner performing for the first time. ♪ ♪

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heard i tested positive for covid. i've been double vaccinated, double boosted, the symptoms are mild, and i really appreciate your concerns. i'm doing well. i'm getting a lot of work done, and i continue to get it done. in the meantime, thank you for your concern and keep the faith. >> brian: president biden on the trim and balcony yesterday afternoon saying he is doing well after testing positive early in the day for covid to. >> ainsley: the white house as is only experiencing mild symptoms and continuing to work for the residents. >> brian: is that a smart move? let's ask the doctor, dr. marc siegel. he had mild symptoms, but should he be working today? >> welcome bryant it's not what i would suggest. i want to make a point i don't think we focused enough on. yes, he's got mild symptoms. yes, he's got upper respiratory congestion and cough which is very common. yes, i do think the vaccine

shots played a role in decreased symptoms. and i think omicron is much milder and generally upper respiratory, which is a big positive for the united states. and yes, i think the drug paxlovid is very, very helpful in the situation, and i describe it a lot in decreases the risk in hospitals a lot. you know what is not being focused on by the concern of fatigue and possibly brain fog. now, i see a lot of that my patients, and it may be very minor but you are talking about the president the president of the united states here. right? so if he has any confusion whatsoever, even fatigue is a symptom i think his position should be keeping a careful eye on. it might be a reason that he shouldn't be working. by the way, where is his physician dr. kevin o'connor? the doctor i know well is an epidemiologist. >> brian: he should have been out there yesterday. dr. connor dominic o'connor. >> ainsley: what about him not taking -- at the blood center

because he's had a brain injury in the past? >> ainsley that is a good point and i'm surprised at that because a lot of doctors, cardiologist would have cut the dose, would have adjusted it. he has atrial fibrillation the heart rhythm and puts him at risk for a stroke, but holding it for a 5-8 days is a very, very minor risk. but i was surprised at that, too. in most cases, you would try to continue at least at a lower dose most of the time. >> steve: has some of the best doctors in the world. our great doctors offering advice as well, marc siegel, thank you very much. >> i expect him to do well, but they have to keep a careful eye on him for the next week at least. no, by the way, he should not go out in the public without a mask. and photographers 6 feet, less point shown not to work against the variants. until the message, right? >> brian: i know. >> ainsley: when do we move on

and have to live with this and not worry about masts in the distancing question work is that a possibility? >> ainsley i think they are telling us that peer that is what they are doing. you see them out and about and joe biden is not wearing the right mask. you don't see kamala harris isolating herself in telling us unwittingly that that's not what we are doing and move along. >> brian: they are shutting down their schools. >> exactly, exactly. b3 answering the questions. >> brian: very self-contained. geraldo is next to break down the impact of the of the defund the police movement after the break. but first, here is foreigner with "hot-blooded." ♪ ♪

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dismantled the police department. >> brian: how did that work out? defined and dismantle, geniuses, correct? the ramifications, the police have diminished in crime is through the roof. it was the rally and cry back in 2020, not so much now. >> ainsley: crime is up 20% since all of this, but after two years of crime massive flashes of the police budget, when in the applet's neighborhood is taking to crowd funding to pay for cops to patrol their neighborhood appear the group is asking for a contribution of $200 a month to pay for two hours of additional minneapolis police department patrol per month. >> steve: right now action with cohost fox news correspondent geraldo rivera oh, good morning to you. >> hi cometh steve, ainsley, brian, i am rocking with foreigner and the weather. >> brian: i've been walking with them already. >> steve: geraldo $200. everyone will shell out $200 for

things we used to take for granted? to pay for law and order my city? >> you know, you got to do what you got to do. so many things have happened in the last two years, we forget how intense it was two years ago following george floyd's death and police custody minneapolis. you have 200 cities, remember, brian hit with curfews. who had 30 states calling out the national guard. you had the defund the police movement, which started as you indicated in minneapolis. that has been the big clunk. it's been a big failure. it's been reversed by many communities frustrated. a very affluent community and minneapolis. so frustrated by the rising crime and the peril surrounding them that they have crowd funded. they raised a quarter of a million dollars and paying cops at the rate of $110 an hour to do over time in their neighborhoods. yes, the neighborhood cannot afford it but saying, hey, what

about us? you have to do what you have to do to stay safe stay safe. >> steve: sure, geraldo across the country in certain localities, it comes next election and people will go, we don't like what you did over the last couple of years. you are out. we are bringing in new blood. >> wealth, absolutely, steve. the numbers don't lie. a 20% in violent crime, hey, how did this happen question work why is this happening? why am i one fifth more vulnerable to being a victim of crime than i was before this defund nonsense started? so you may have had an idealistic notions that may be criminals would go away, you know magically, and all of the inequity would be evened out. everybody would have to come. that is not reality. you have to stay safe and take whatever means necessary, legally necessary.

this community has put up though. another downtown neighborhood has done similar thing and if that is what it takes, that is what it takes. >> brian: it is a shame because they put on themselves and literally paying the price. cori bush among the democrats who still believes we should be reimagining police and defunding cops, which is insane. we all knew it then, including you. >> ainsley: congressman clyburn knows it and in south carolina telling democrats, stop using this message. we like our police. >> brian: geraldo, thank you for joining us and have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> brian: news time with carley. >> we will start with a fox news alert, chicago police investigating after five people reportedly stabbed on the chicago l train this morning. officials say four people in critical condition. the incident happened on the red line in the town. the police are on this thing in

the station is closed. there has been a recent increase in violence in between system spirit convicted murder andrew cachu release six years into a 50 year sentence has been rearrested on gun and drug charges. he was in jail for murdering 41-year-old louis amela sky burger in 2015. andrew cachu and three others tried to steal the man's bicycle but when he tried to shout them, he was shot four times. released early because l.a. county d.a. george gascon declined to move the juvenile case to adult court. gascon said he was disappointed that he re-offended following his release. critics have gascon soft on crime policies are working to remove him from office. this year's award sparking outrage after awarding the american-born skier eileen who ditch the united states to compete for china in the beijing

olympics breakthrough athlete of the year. >> i want to thank my grandma that taught me boundaries are meant to be broken. thank you. >> she won two gold medals for china in 2022 winter olympics. >> brian: unbelievable. we train her and she uses our coaches and facility and when it's time to compete and make money, she gets paid to go compete for china. the chinese send his son. >> ainsley: we gave her an award? >> brian: we gave her an sp award. china, they have to pay them more, i guess. thank you, carl e. outrage is. >> ainsley: a fox news alert 100-degree weather in some places on the east coast under possible tornado alert. >> massive storm hitting massachusetts. alabama crazy lightning and winds up to 80 miles an hour. >> brian: all right, more to say about whether because we

have janice dean with fox weather forecast. >> and it'd thought. i will be on the show coming sunday. it will be amazing. >> ainsley: finally some good ratings, here we go, wow! that was the highest rated segment. speaking of high temperatures the maps, 80 new york, 82 boston. and heat alerts for i-95 corridor. temperatures well into the 90s. we have that humidity factored in. it is dangerous to be outside for a great length of time. the summer heat will be persistent and that humidity as well at it in. that is why we have the heat advisories for millions of folks across the northeast. we will break those temperatures as we get into tuesday, but look at the forecast ties and the possible records we will make. of course brian kilmeade on the janice dean podcast which you can download fox news podcast download. >> ainsley: how does that

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