expensive and endless. this one has the prospect of damaging golf in the united states. which be a pathetic legacy to phil mickelson's career. >> thank you well that's it for this week show thanks to my panel for all of you for watching i'm gerry baker you can catch me friday at wall street journal out large on the foxbusiness network. i would back next week will see you then. ♪. arthel: china flexes military muscle for third straight day after house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. defense officials there said the communist regime military appears to be simulating an attack on the island, this after beijing suspended talks with the u.s. on several major issues. welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am arthur neville. hi mike. mike: hi arthel i am mike emanuel in for sean.

he followed escrowing the white house warning china's military drills near taiwan are quote an extreme reaction to speaker pelosi's visit to taiwan. president biden out trying to manage a crisis that's getting more dangerous by the day. he tested negative for covid today. but he will stay isolated in the white house until he has a second negative test. all this comes during a busy weekend here in washington for democrats on the verge of scoring a major political victory as a senate prepares for a marathon voting session on their new spending bill. arthel: straight hit reaction and analysis on china's rising threat when james joins us. live and we have fox team coverage chat is tracking the vote on capitol hill. lucas tomlinson is falling white house developments, jeff paul is at cpac for president trump will speak tonight. alexandria hoff gets us started on the latest taiwan crisis,

alexandria. >> this morning officials in taiwan reported 14 chinese warships and 20 planes conducted what appeared to be a rehearsal for an attack part 14 of this aircraft crossing the median line. secretary of state antony blinken wade and from the hail progress what happened to the taiwan strait affects the entire region. and in many ways it affects the entire world. the straight of south china sea is a critical water with a quick secretary blinken added china is intentionally overreacting to speaker pelosi's landmark tuesday visit to taiwan using it as a pretext for provocative activity. japan's president called china's reactionary military exercises a grave problem. having several ballistic missiles launched by china landed in japan's exclusive zone. speaker pelosi spoke from tokyo yesterday. >> they tried to keep taiwan from visiting or participating in other places. but they will not isolate taiwan by preventing us to travel there. quick speaker pelosi the white

house remain adamant the u.s. does not desire escalation or a change to the status quo. taiwan is a democracy that sees itself a sovereign for the chinese communist government used it as their territory bred yesterday china announced communication has been cut off with the u.s. and several major areas including military and climate policy. the biden ministration believes senior level military conversations may still take place. trent has also issued unspecified sanctions get speaker pelosi and her family, arthel. >> alexandria in washington, thank you. , mike. mike: more on this let's bring in james the heritage foundation vice president of national security and foreign policy. he is also a retired army lieutenant colonel, welcome. click say it's good to be with you. quick so speaker pelosi goes to taiwan, the chinese are doing all of this stuff to make it look like they're really unhappy unhappy. to show they are really unhappy, in your view was she right to

go? not allowing beijing to dictate her travel? ask about yes, look i think the question is why didn't she ever go before? actually why haven't more congressional officials gone? u.s. cabinet officials go? it is perfectly legitimate the chinese are simply using this as an opportunity to raise the bar and bluster. i don't have an issue with pelosi but here's the issue i have with the administration. trent is the number one issue we have in the world today. taiwan is the number one issue with china. you think everything united states would do would be deliberate. and yet the administration just seems like it's making up as it is going along. the chinese continue to increase the blustering. i think the united states is trying to sweep it under the rug, make it all go away. i think it makes us look even weaker. >> i want to put on the screen a quote from the wall street journal and i'll get you to react to it. as" the crisis over speaker pelosi's visit is just the

beginning. u.s. most crucial phase of its rivalry with china when the risk of war's highest and decisions made or not made will reverberate for decades. did they get it right? >> no. i think they got half right. first of all, china is going to move forward on china's schedule. china actually wants to win without fighting for it does not want to have a war the united states. he wants to undermine our influence and weaken us from within and weaken us from without. this is not rushing towards the normandy beach had invasion. that sing it exactly wrong. on the other hand they are exactly right in the challenge that we have right now is we are looking week and that is why the chinese are looking more aggressive. since biden's come into office he has progressively backpedaled. it kind of looks like a time machine here. gone back to obama foreign policy tried to accommodate the

chinese. and that is just making the more aggressive. it really is crunch time for the united states to push forward. but if we are more demonstrative in protecting our interest like we were to donald trump, what's actually likely to happen is not an escalade is shown toward conflict with the chinese are more likely to back down. >> the chinese have cut off cooperation on issues like military efforts, claimant and antidrug efforts with the united states but is it critical during this time and there are exercises going on, the unite states ascent resources to the region that there be open communication military to military to make sure it is not a mistake? >> no, that is just laughable. the chinese were doing these things to play with united states relook at that cooperation for example america is being flooded with fentanyl. precursors for all of those chemicals are coming from china and the cartels are just trading them for fish and getting them for almost nothing.

chinese activity is running wild. somehow the dialogue to help that is zero. the chinese has never been serious about toxin cooperation. there's never been a real vehicle of a conflict. the climate talks are an absolute joke. the chinese use these things to rope a dope the united states. they picked the unite states by talking with us for getting something for the reality is we are giving them something for nothing. the fact the talks go away just means a john kerry won't have a buddy to tweet with. but will actually hurt u.s. interest? no it will put us in a stronger position. we should tell the chinese never mind, forget it. we're never going to do these talks again because they are a waste of time. >> james from the heritage foundation, thanks very much for joining us today. >> hey, thanks for having me. arthel. arthel: well might, it is a working we can for the and democrats look to pack a sweeping new tax-and-spend

package. the bill had zero republican support. meaning all 50 democrats plus vice president harris will need to vote in favor for it to pass. chief congressional correspondent chadha program is alive on capitol hill with the very latest. chad it is for a 7:00 p.m., where do things stand now? >> think were going to get some news in the next hour for majority leader chuck schumer. we think we're going to have a vote to proceed to start on this bill sometime after 7:00 p.m. tonight. the early word here and capitol hill is maybe this passes between four and 8:00 a.m. majority leader chuck schumer said the senate will stay in session until they pass the bill. that locally comes over night or early sunday morning. some gop members claim democrats could show up to vote even if they have covid. >> note, and oh please. republicans are concerned about democrats showing up with covid?

the republicans who would not wear masks? the republicans who tested positive and still showed up? i am telling you, they note no limits on their political damage. >> the bill takes a long time to pass, that is because an extended vote series, centers will vote on amendments one after another for this goes on for hours on end. republicans are threatening to drag this out. quick sooner or later members have either had their fill on their pet ideas, or they're facing a lot of irritation and frustration from their colleagues that are telling them in some cases very bluntly, knock it off. we are done, no more amendments. it is time to finish this. >> democrats say they will oppose amendments even if they like them. that will simplify the process. republicans are grossing about enhanced irs enforcement for it will raise more than $200 billion in revenue. >> it will kill american jobs.

everywhere except the irs that is. the bill would fund the hiring of, listen to this, 86000, 86000 new tax collectors plus new cars and new computers. >> democrats may not need vice president harris to break the type or the senate took a bed check vote earlier today, only 91 senators showed up. there were nine gop absences, arthel. >> we will be watching and check back in with you live on capitol hill, thanks chad. mike: present biden testing negative for covid first test since a rebound case a week ago for the doctor say the president was to remain isolated until he gets a second negative test. the president is planning to travel next week with a stop in kentucky on monday as the white house talking july surprisingly strong jobs report. lucas tomlinson's life at the white house with the latest,

hello lucas. >> hello mike, that is right the white house once the present gets a second negative test to get to kentucky to move victims of the devastating floods but there's a matter of debate is the country in a recession? the white house is no. the president's own labor secretary said the following. >> this is a global recession we cannot lose sight of that. what's happening here in the united states is happening all across the globe are quite honestly a higher level in some places. >> aaa said the national average for regular unleaded gasoline now $4.8 a gallon down from an all-time high of over five bucks a gallon back in june. >> why is the president bragging today about gas prices? >> because it's gone down for. >> it's still a dollar 72 cents higher than when he took office. >> it has come down in a way that we have not seen its trajectory coming down in over a decade. >> it was over $4 a gallon is that good?

>> lindsey graham of the following message for democrats about that massive spending bill in congress. >> these are the same people that told you the american rescue plan would rescue you. this is a horrible idea and does not reduce inflation. it is a vampire tax they are re- imposing it on imported oil which will make gas go up not down. there is nothing in this bill to reduce inflation but it grows the government. quick as you mention, the white house is waiting for the second negative test so present biden can leave the white house where he has been for the past two weeks, or than to exactly, mike requests he's probably ready to go is been cooped up for a while but hope he is feeling better, lucas thomason live on the north on thanks very much. >> we hope he's feeling better for sure, it is the final full day of the cpac in dallas performer president donald trump is going to have his keynote address tonight. he's going to close it out. jeff paul is in dallas with

more. so jeff, what is the mood like there? what is the talk about everyone's waiting to find the results? >> everybody keeps refreshing their phones. the results in the straw poll are going to come out on the app. the official app everyone keeps refreshing after hearing yesterday they were supposed to be out about 45 minutes ago. they are still not out and we have not caught a glimpse of a president donald trump the former president was going to be here later this evening to close out the convention. a lot of people to take alive look at what's going on inside the convention hall, are very excited to see and hear with the president has to say. it is clear by what happened to arizona, conservatism still runs through the former president. it was a clean sweep by republicans, backed by trump in arizona they all won their primary contest including for tv anchor kerri lake is running for governor. ask people do not like being

talked down too. people do not like elitism and she is an example of that. guess what the gop establishment does not get their act together yc 10,000 more pop up. fixed fee on the trump effector, conservative voters here in dallas say it all goes back to the issue of abortion overturning of roe v wade will also be effective for they are somewhat surprised by kansas voters voting to protect abortion rights. but at the end of the day they set comes back to a few key issues the big one being the economy. then there is the protection of the u.s./mexico border. then the crime wave seems to be impacting several cities across the u.s., arthel. >> right jeff paul thank you very much, mike. mike: indiana becomes a first state in the nation to pass a near total ban on abortion following the supreme court reversal of roe v wade for the law bans abortions except in cases of rape, incest, fetal abnormalities with the fetus, and when the life of the mother

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mike: to big citizen is because scrap of the crisis of the southern border by the mayors of york city in washington d.c. have both call for federal help to handle the migrants texas governor greg abbott is busting their way but he says he will be sending even more, nate foy is live in new york city with more, hate nature be quick sending a lot more, my governor abbotts of the two cities can expect thousands more migrants in the coming months. and he hopes will force the biden administration to acknowledge the crisis at the border. >> the more they see the numbers rise, the more they're going to be asking the federal government for assistance. it is going to create a situation for the biden administration where they are trying to help these liberal coastal cities in the northeast

deal with the immigration system. while they are not helping the state of texas. mike: is in the first bus arriving in york city yesterday but this is at 7:00 a.m., mike. these migrants were given close, food and water. many of them originally from venezuela and other south american countries. they tell fox news they endured horrific experiences to get here. >> it was very shocking. if something i do not wish anybody else to go through. it was very hard. even at one of the with us died crossing the border. >> migrants very happy with president biden and his border policies. nearest city mayor eric adams and washington d.c. mayor are calling for more from president biden. adam said yesterday he had a phone call with federal officials talking about potential solutions but so far nothing has publicly come from that. and mayors request for national guard support was rejected by the pentagon. white house press secretary blames the governor abbott,

listen here. >> it is the latest on from the governor. another stunt of a bussing desperate migrants across the country. and he is using them as a political -- you know as a political ploy this is what he's doing it is shameful by. >> mike as for the group that arrived at your nearest city yesterday, about half of them took buses to other cities in the country based off of her quest for the on resources here in new york city. that mayor says they are already stretched and will send it back to you by. >> date for reporting live from york city, thanks very much for. >> you got it. >> developing news from california, los angeles police have identified the driver who killed six people and a horrific crash on thursday. they say 37-year-old nurse nicole that's difficult to watch guys i'm sorry. nicole linton a nurse was driving over 100 miles an hour

and a 30-mile an hour zone. our local fox affiliate reports linton is a traveling nurse attic kaiser and west los angeles. police say it she sped a red light at an intersection and hit multiple cars. some vehicles that is horrible, bursting into flames. and eight months pregnant woman and her infant son were among the victims. detectives are looking at other linton head up medical episodes or striving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. she was taken into custody on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. >> actor anne heche is in critical condition that the track crashing her car yesterday. release video speeding and driving erratically just moments before plowing into a home. marianne is live in los angeles with the details, hi. >> hi mike.

actress anne heche is in critical condition after crash and current home friday morning because it's go up in flames. the 53 old actress was driving a blue mini cooper when she first crashed into the garage of an apartment complex. one woman we spoke with describe seeing the car pass by at a high rate of speed before hearing the impacts. >> i just saw a flash of blue. it was out of nowhere. it was loud. and it did not make sense. >> moments later anne heche crash into nearby home that blaze that engulfed her car. a shocked neighbor described that scene. >> the fire that was going on, the billows of fire were like 200 feet high. i know it had to be pretty severe. >> another resident who witnessed the crash said anne heche had burn injuries but conscious and breathing when she was placed on a stretcher and rushed to the hospital but there no other injuries at the scene.

it took 59 firefighters over an hour to fully put the fire out at that home which was heavily damaged when the car plowed inside it. anne heche has past struggles with substance abuse and a heartbreak of a highly publicized split with ellen degenerates back in 2000. her acting career took off with rolls in the daytime soap in another world she later appeared in movies such as dottie rasco and six days seven nights but law enforcement officials told the los angeles times she is registered owner of that vehicle and seem to be under the influence and acting erratically. we have not confirmed that yet, mike. mike: marianne live in los angeles thank you very much. arthel: we are pledging one year since the fall to the tell about the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. some afghan women who fought alongside u.s. troops are still stuck there. we're going to talk to an army vet who is working to rescue and resettle those who were left behind, that is up next.

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time now for look at other stories for disruptions at across the nation. more than 3800 flights delayed, more than 1900 cancel. according to flatware, airlines are blaming severe weather and staff shortages. nearest state health department warned polio is circulating in the suburbs north of new york city. hundreds may be infected. the state said wastewater samples should the virus is spreading in orange and rockland county. virus can cause serious illness including paralysis and death.

josé 2024 republican national convection gop said winning wisconsin is a priority one of the states the flip from red to blue in the 2020 election afghan women, were among those fighting for freedom alongside u.s. troops from the taliban took over one year ago. there are still efforts to rescue and resettle those women through the foundation for it to bring an army veteran rebecca edmonson with the afghan rescue and resettlement program. rebecca, thank you for being with us. i thank you for your service up front. now you trained alongside these women. the most important thing you say we should know about these brave afghan women who are fighting long u.s. troops? i suppose the most important thing to know his they made such a huge sacrifice.

not only for women in afghanistan, but for our country as well. we should not forget about them. those who made it over here and those remain in afghanistan. arthel: you're right we should not forget about them. what are they being subject to their by the taliban? >> it is hard for me too say exactly what they are enduring there. all i know it is unimaginable the difficulties they are experiencing on a day-to-day basis. >> can you tell us more about your efforts to rescue these women left behind as well as their families? >> i would be happy too. so, after the u.s. evacuation many veterans were finding it incredibly difficult to accept reality of what was happening. many of us banded together and we started a program through the foundation to be able to provide them with support once they arrive safely into the united states. what that looks like as we are trying to provide assistance where the government support

starts to fall off. we are providing with food, shelter, english language classes, and through the asylum process as well. >> is enough being done to help you rescue these -- i mean their female heroes heroes. >> indeed they are. i would say no. think there is a lot more that could be done. i am not sure exactly what it is going to take in order to bring these other females to safety. i am certainly open to any suggestions anyone has at this point too. we are certainly continuing to work towards that goal. quickly working with the biden administration? >> i am not personally. i am not at that level. but anyone who has that connection it would be able to make that ask i was certain would be happy to know. >> well, in the meantime your organization is a pen fed foundation.org probe it put up on the screen for everybody.

pn fad foundation.org. how important is the help of her audience? it's incredibly important. not only in our assistance financially can be done for the entire population than a come over to the united states. there's a lobbying that needs to be done, there's all kinds of things people can do the welcome or afghan allies for. >> or back of course you are a strong woman your self. but this is very heartbreaking. it is disturbing, it is concerning and we could go on. how are you feeling emotionally? >> to be honest, i am tired. it has been a long year. a lot has been done in a lot of amazing people have stepped up in order to support these individuals. but again there's so much work that needs to continue. it's not over we cannot forget

about the people in afghanistan we cannot forget about those who stood up and fought alongside her troops. arthel: him and people as you say it were left behind those who worked alongside her troops? >> i do not have an exact number. i think there's roughly about ten women that worked for the female tactical team that still remain in afghanistan. >> thank you for your efforts. we wish you the best trying to get those again e-mailed heroes to safety as well as their families, rebecca edmonson thank you for your efforts and your service, take care please. quick sirens warning of incoming rocket fire sounding across as israel and palestinians exchange of fire for a second day. this after israel killed a commander yesterday. is now the most violent conflict in gaza in more than a year. a cease-fire is nowhere in sight. trey is live just outside with the latest, hello trey.

>> mike, good afternoon. breaking tonight the israelis have killed a second jihad commander for this militant was responsible for the rocket launching unit in the southern part of gaza. it does fill the targeted assassination yesterday killing the top commander for islamic in the northern part of the strip. behind me, rockets have been fired into southern israel throughout the night. hundreds of them pretty way to take a look at what it was like a few hours ago. heavy rocket fire from the gaza strip. throughout the day, hundreds have been fired by islamic jihad as a group retaliates in the killing of other top commanders inside the gaza strip. islamic jihad is keeping it fire not only in the south of the central part of the country. the iron dome saving many lives right now. those explosions indicating interceptions taking place just

above the southern israeli city. israeli security camera held a meeting tonight to discuss the ongoing operation. this real understanding this could take days as they want against islamic jihad for the big x factor is hamas the group in control of gaza parts of our their militants have not participated with significant escalation of this ongoing conflict, by craig. mike: dangerous time in the holy land, trey yingst thank you very much. eighty being a victim of elder abuse a shining light on the issue something is families never want to see happen to their loved ones. but sadly it is occurring more and more part so what is been done to protect our elders? the next woman whose own mother was a victim on her fight to make sure it never happens again.

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mike: california jug granted a restraining order gets a man accused of abusing 77-year-old actress edie mcclurg richie start in first bueller's day off. and now suffers from dementia. elder abuse is healthy on the rise as more seniors and elderly americans entered nursing homes and higher caretakers. alabama pasture was out registry for nursing homes and other eldercare agencies to see if workers have been convicted of elder abuse. it's named after shirley holcomb a victim of elder abuse. joining us now her daughter who helped craft the law, joe welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us about your mom and why shirley's law was necessary. text first and foremost, i wanted to get justice for mother. but more so than that i wanted to get justice for all of the others that have suffered from abuse and that will suffer.

this is such a fast-growing crime. and it has got to stop. someone has got to stop it. and my mother could not turn over in her bed by herself. and we had to have help. and we rely on caregivers. there has got to be away that we can track caregivers when we hire them and have them in her house and trust them with the most vulnerable of our society, we are leaving them in good hands. mike: hearing a hollywood actress suffering from dementia may be the victim of elder abuse, does that tell you this could happen to anyone? >> well certainly. this is not a crime that discriminates. mike: the cdc identifies different types of elder abuse

but let's put that on the screen, physical, emotional, psychological abuse, financial, sexual abuse, neglect, abandonment. does every state need something like shirley's law? >> absolutely. everyone does. and i am so proud of alabama. the date governor ivey signed that law good triumphs over evil. and i want all states to note they can do that as well. mike: it strikes me for generations families all lived in a similar area close by. but now with jobs and stuff like they've got family members moving to all different parts of the country. any advice to folks who have an elderly mom, dad, aunts, uncle about what they can do to help protect their loved one?

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the five all right, we have some information vibrate the highly anticipated results of the straw poll. you and here now? yes? former president trump leads the field of potential 2024 candidates with a 69% supporting him. florida governor desantis is in second place with a 24%. no other candidate got about 10% for president trump meeting was 69% florida governor desantis with 24%. no other candidate got about 10%. the straw poll there at live in dallas. meantime, alex jones has ordered to pay up after found guilty of the spreading lies the sandy hook school shooting massacre. how much will he have to pay in what other lawsuits could deface? we'll have a a live report on that coming up next.

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arthel: texas jury ordering fours host alex jones to pay an additional 45-point to million dollars in punitive damages to the family of a 6-year-old boy who was killed in the sandy hook shooting massacre. the conspiracy theorist was found liable of defamation for calling the 2012 rampage quote a gun-control hoax. jonathan is live now with more, jonathan were. >> high arthel per you add those initial compensatory damages to the punitive damages you're looking at total of $49.3 million in a judgment against alex jones. attorneys for the sandy hook

families say this sends a clear message that lies it can be costly craft using their 6-year-old son jesse in 2012 scarlet lewis and neil say they faced a decade of harassment and threats from alex jones info war followers who believed his bogus claims the sandy hook school shooting was fabricated by the government to justify tougher gun laws. >> were missed loose in particular to be able to be on that witness stand and it addressed mr. jones as a galvanizing moment for her. and it may be the light at the end of the tunnel for. >> jones lead attorney claims a state cap on punitive damages would limit the award to one and a half million dollars. he told the court he plans to appeal. >> alex jones will be on the air today. he'll be on the air tomorrow, he'll be on the air next week. going to keep doing his job,

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the senate could soon begin don't voting on the spending bill, chuck schumer is expected to take the floor at the top of the hour. congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill with the latest. when the voting get underway? >> that's what we are waiting for. the waiting was the hardest part and we been waiting all day. we are waiting for chuck schumer to come to the floor and probably give us a sense of what the schedule will look like the next few hours. we were told we are waiting for

the school board, cost evaluation from the congressional budget office. that's the first thing to have to have and then we were thinking they might have to start having to proceed the bill sometime after 7:00 o'clock, 8:00 and through the night, the wee hours of the morning until 6:00 or 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning before they pass the bill. what we have learned the past couple of hours is the republican from south dakota, he indicates he believes all republican senators will be here. they were down 91 senators earlier, they had nine absences on the republican side of the aisle but if they get all 50 senators on both sides they will need the vice president to eventually break the time. >> is talk democrats may vote no on republican amendments, maybe not all democrats at least some of them. have you heard more about that strategy? >> this could get controversial depending on the minutes offered by bernie sanders, independent

senator from vermont. i told some democrats are trying to coach him off that because there's a question about insulin caps where the parliamentarian rule is not eligible for the bill, or the democrat might do is put that in as an amendment and vote for, republicans might make an order saying that doesn't count, you're going against the budget rules. overrule the budget you need 60 votes, that's very interesting from metric algebra but that's how it goes. those are the things we are looking at and if you look on the senate floor screen by now, in the past few seconds i've seen chuck schumer majority leader stepped on the floor, it looks like he's walking up to his desk right now, we expect to give a sense of where this will go later tonight. >> paycheck, for those people, our audience listening right now, will could affect the most

in terms of their voting on the floor? >> the one thing people will look at, deficit reduction, that's what democrats claim be that would fuel the economy bringing down the deficit may not pass a major piece of deficit reduction legislation. the republicans say is not true, the cbo initial analysis indicated it would have an effect on that so if you are pumping pleasant to the economy, you brought down the deficit, that might count but republicans would talk about the spending. if they have medicare negotiations, they can negotiate prescription drugs, that would bring down the cost of medicines, is a big deal but other people look at these environmental provisions, tax breaks for green energy elements and say that an imposition on

us. >> dizzy night ahead. thanks so much. >> he does have a busy night ahead. if you have a busy day tomorrow because you will post fox news sunday and mike will speak with democrat cardin as the senate vote on inflation reduction act and see how that turns out. exclusive interview with former un ambassador nikki hailey, i'll see you tomorrow at noon. ♪♪ >> dialogue trump along with joey jones, alicia acuna. today's big static show. raymond. >> shocking new details. an elderly woman in san francisco attack, every parent watching will believe this. >> mandate taking a wild ride after she drove her car into a home.

it's a story we are talking about tonight. >> bill mer