>> stolen plane in mississippi that circled for hours now on the ground and rogue pilot in custody after threatening to crash into the a wal-mart. welcome to fox news live i'm alicia acuña. griff: i'm griff jenkins, mississippi governor tate reeves reporting that there was no injuries, charles watson with the latest on this story, hey,

charles. charles: sigh of relief authorities confirmed that the suspect landed the plane in highway 4 in mississippi, for reference about 3 hours north of state capital johnson. authorities say suspect was taken into custody without incident, whether or not he was injured in la landing is unclear right now. we have been call to go local hospitals to see if the suspect was sane for any treatment of any kind. faa is investigating. a spokesperson for the agency released a statement to fox news saying, quote, a air 90 landed in a field several miles northwest of ripley airport in ripley, mississippi, the pilot departed from regional airport earlier this morning and circled the area, only the pilot was on board. the police have not identified the suspect just yet so we will

not give a name because we have not confirmed it but there are unconfirmed reports that the alleged suspect saying that he was sorry and never want today hurt anyone and goes onto write that he loves his parents and his sister and this isn't their fault. the police say they received reports of this plane flying around 5:00 a.m. central time this morning. that's when those reports started coming in. people were concerned about how low the plane was flying, the pilot later called police and was in communication with them apparently threatening to intentionally crash the plane in nearby wal-mart. two hours later the pilot headed north to what was bluesprings, mississippi where he had been circling a to it manufacturing plant for some time police said to have been talking with the

suspect trying to talk them down of the ordeal and as this happened, wal-mart and gas and s -- this is an active investigation. we are expecting press conference at some point today and hopefully we will learn more details, guys. griff: charles watson live fuss us on the ground in mississippi with the latest, charles, thank you. alicia: nasa calling second attempt to fly uncrewed due to hydrogen leak. jonathan with the very developments, jonathan. jonathan: engineers detected a leak where an 8-inch fuel line meets the rocket.

it injects super coal hydrogen fuel into the rockets, fuel tank, they decided to stop the fueling briefly, warm it up and manually restart the process to see if the leak would be repaired. it did not, the leak appeared once again and so nasa called the second launch amendment off, so the question now is when will they try again, well, theoretically they can try as early as monday or tuesday, that's contingent. >> it's really unfortunate. but it is important that we don't fly particularly for artemis flying through rain or thunderclouds. we are watching the weather closely. >> nasa wants to get this uncrewed mission right.

it's testing a rocket and space capsule and if successful future artemis will return astronauts to the moon building achievements of the apollo missions half a century ago. >> appolo taught us because on spacecraft and learned that there are resources, water, for instance, is trapped depressions in the south polar region of the moon. jonathan: alicia, that is looking ahead long-term, as far as short term getting the rocket off the launch pad if they are able to do repairs still on the pad, could see a launch monday or tuesday, but if they have to wheel it back to assembly building, nasa administrators say that realistically looking at mid-october before they would have an opportunity to launch

again. back to you. alicia: wow, in the meantime we will continue to look at the supper cool view of the launch pad. jonathan thank you so much. jonathan: certainly. griff: president biden battling criticism for blasting maga republicans and donald trump in prime time night speech touting lower gas prices amid high inflation. lucas: there's growing concern that the job market could weaken in the coming months as the fed continues to raise interest rates and president biden optimistic partially about the economy because of the price of gas. >> the price at the pump is now 1.20 less than it was the beginning of the summer. america has really good news going in labor day weekend. lucas: according to job's report, 315,000 new jobs were added. that's 40% decrease compared to more than half a million jobs added in july.

unemployment ticked up to 3.7% from 3.5% in july. here is where the new jobs are coming from, professional services, trade and transportation, leisure and hospitality after being decimated during covid pandemic, retail and education health services, speakingish front of independence hall, complete with red lighting and flanked with two u.s. marines, president biden managed maga acronym 13 times and peter doocy followed up a day later. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. >> consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> come on, look, guys. you keep trying to make the case. i don't consider any trump supporter a threat to the country. lucas: president biden did something similar in speech thursday. he said a majority of republicans are, quote, not maga

republicans but 3 seconds later, 3 sentences later said they are dominated by them, griff. alicia: a quick up update, we are awaiting news conference of tupalo, mississippi, former hillary clinton democratic strategist and partner at farver and tedd harvey to defeat the president, chairman and colorado state senator, ted harvey, you are in denver, i'm in denver, we are not in the same building. let's get started here. i want you to take a listen to something and al, i will go to you first. the first thing that we are going to do is listen to the white house press secretary as

she previewed the president's speech on thursday, take a listen. >> no, it's not -- this is an opportunity for the president to directly have a conversation with the -- with the american people. >> the republican party is dominated, intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans and that's a threat to this country. alicia: and we are going to have to get back to that because we are now going to head out to tupelo, mississippi, where the mayor there will be speaking regarding the rogue plane that was stolen this morning by an airport employee according to officials and is now on the ground and the suspect is in custody. let's listen in to the press conference for officials. >> without all the help and assistance and being prepared, the main concern for us was the citizens of this community, the citizen of this city and action that is our guys took earlier and emergency services divisions was just to make sure that we were prepared for what might

actually occur and just to be ready when you're not dealing with an incident scene when it's a defined location it makes it more interesting, so we kind of went in a little bit of rea source standby mode making sure that we were prepared and ready to kind of take action when it occurred if it occurred. so with that said, i'm going to turn it to chief, i know he has a bit more details as far as the perspective, but thank you very much. >> hey, good afternoon. i'm john with the tupelo police department. i have today short bullet point chronological events. it is an ongoing investigation. at 5:08 corey wayne paterson stole a beechcraft king air c90 twin engine aircraft and took off from the tupelo airport today. we do know paterson has some

flight instruction. we do not believe he's a licensed pilot. that is still ongoing to discover that. he is an employee of tupelo aviation and has been for ten years so he has access to these aircraft. he is a linemen for tupelo aviation which means he fuel it is aircraft. we do know that that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. at approximately 5:00 a.m. paterson from the aircraft calls lee county 911 to tell them that he's going to crash this aircraft into the west main wal-mart in tupelo, mississippi, soon thereafter they evacuated west main wal-mart in tupelo and surrounding areas and assisted by lee county so and numerous major streets in tupelo were shut down to help save lives during critical incident.

negotiatorsfrom tupelo police department made contact with the pilot and were able to convince him to not carry out this deed and to land the aircraft at tupelo aircraft. the pilot did not have experience to land an aircraft. a private pilot assisted us in helping this pilot complete this, however, it was not completed. upon final approach the pilot aborted the landing and traveled northwest direction away from tupleo word union and tifa and denton county. at this time we contacted all of those counties and their sheriffs to notify them of this incident going on. at approximately 9:32 the pilot posted on facebook a message in an e seasons it said good-bye. at this time we know he was getting close to running out of fuel. at 10:08 a.m., faa lost radar

contact with the aircraft. at 10:12 a.m. our negotiator we established contact with the pilot, the pilot confirmed he had landed in a field and he was uninjured. we have since learned it landed near department in highway 4 west between ashley and ripley and pilot taken into custody and is in custody currently. he's been charged with grand larceny and making terrorist threat and we do anticipate that the federal government will proceed with federal charges in the very near future. that is the end of our bullet point outline. does anyone have any questions? yes. >> so my question is --

>> flight instruction, we do know that. >> and during -- or during the incident did he have contact -- >> griff: you have been listening to the officials in tupelo mississippi, you're listening to the tupelo chief john and timeline of the terrifying hours that now we know this individual, corey wayne paterson, employee, employee for ten years took off in a plane stolen at 5:08 a.m. and took to the air immediately started calling the 911 in that area telling officials he intended to crash that beechcraft aircraft into a wal-mart, now it has ended obviously safely with him in custody, no one injured. that is the very latest, we can bring you, we will continue to

follow this for more developments. alicia: thank you, griff. we are going to continue the conversation that we started there. i told you guys it was coming. al matter and ted harvey, before we went to the news conference we played a piece from karine jean-pierre where she explained that the president's speech on thursday was not going to be political, that it was a direct conversation with the american people, reminder, and that the president in his speech said that the republican party today is dominated, driven and intimidated by donald trump and the maga that is a threat to this country. al, how is that not political and how is that a conversation? >> well, it's both, alicia. both in you're talking about a political party but the point that the secretary is trying to make that the underlying problem is real. there are facts that -- evident to anyone that our democracy is more at risk now because of the fact that millions of americans mostly on the right believe the last election was stolen,

thousands of americans mostly on the right stormed the capitol of power and most on the right are running on platform they will not certify elections in the future. to me that's quite evident that it represents threat to democracy. now when you talk about it coming from the right as i just did, of course, it's also political but both can be true. alicia: ted, i want to bring you into this conversation here. when you hear that and you think about folks, i spend a lot of time in the midwest and talk to a lot of folks who voted for the former president, they have those red hats, how is this not political to them, how did they hear this? >> well, of course, it's political, my mother, 88 year's old she's an air force widow, my dad fought in vietnam war, flew 78 missions in the vietnam war, he's american hero by any count. my mother is a trump supporter.

she's 88 year's old, does that make her extremist that's a threat to this country. i don't think so. that is what donald trump and my colleague here on the panel is saying is that my mother, an 88-year-old woman is a threat to the country. a threat to democracy because she votes for republicans who believe that we should have sovereign borders, believe that we should honor life that we should have peace in the middle east with the abraham accords. this is the incredible things that trump actually promoted and did but to support that, you are called an extremist and if you don't support the radical ideas of this administration, then this administration is going to put the fbi on you and call you a domestic terrorist and that's essentially where we are in this country with this administration can go after their political enemies on broadcast tv prime time and say that 71 million

people that support the trump administration are extremists and that's just ridiculous but that's where we are as a country. alicia: al, i want to give you a chance to respond to what ted said, however, i do have one question. i'm in colorado and this also happened in michigan. if there are trump supporters and maga style candidates and such a threat to democracy, why is it that nancy pelosi super pac spent so much money during primaries trying to elevate these candidates. that's one of the questions here? >> look, that's a fair question, alicia and it's evident hypocrisy. the reason that some democratic operatives elevate those candidates is they believe they will be more likely to lose. so i'm going to admit that, that's what's going on here. back to ted's comments, look, first of all, your mom, your father who is a hero, they are not the problem, the fact that they support the policy positions that's not a problem, people have the right in america to have whatever position they

want and to exercise their right to free and fair voting. that's good debate ideas over life, immigration, two issues you identified. the problem is when elected leaders prey on those people and say that the election that came out somehow wasn't right or real or didn't actually get resolved fairly and then those people feel aggrieved and they feel upset and we need to help them understand that the election was fair, it was fair. alicia: ted, i want to give you a chance to respond, unfortunately everything has been cut short due to breaking news. gentlemen, i appreciate your understanding and i appreciate your time. >> great to be with you. griff: as we celebrate labor day this weekend, many families have taking advantage of last days of summer by heading to the beaches but danger may be lurking in the waters, more on that of the break. break. ♪

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safety and general because it has been packed and you can see behind me. this is the area where all of the boats are heading in for the holiday weekend and out toward that water area and you can see people over here right on the long island area also preparing their boats for this holiday weekend but expect choppy waterway, so here in long island patrols have been out in full force. we want out with nassau county marine bureau and they patrol the atlantic ocean right off of long island. they have 50 officers keeping a close eye for sharks and people boaters in distress is what they are seeing right now. it's a reminder to everyone to keep safety top of mind. >> you should always have somebody with you when you're out because most of the time the next boat is half a mile and they don't see it. you can be waving and nobody is

looking at you. it's in the like everybody is close together especially if you're in the ocean. alex: this summer along the east coast shark sightings are up, in florida near miami researchers monitoring the activity as you can see with a few sharks popping up. teams in island and demanding to stay in shore and swim in groups. half a dozen people were bitten by shark in long island alone. you can see the beautiful look here in long island and also telling us that law enforcement not just here but across the country are ramping up those patrols especially keeping an eye out for people who might be driving recklessly because triple a says a lot of people are traveling this weekend, more people traveling this holiday weekend than any time until before the pandemic. alicia. alicia: stay safe out there, folks, alexis mcadams in gorgeous day. griff: thank you very much and

this labor day weekend fox news catching up with small businesses that shared their stories with us during the height of the covid pandemic, joining us sean harman in ocean city, maryland and dave sports grill location in southern california. let me start with you, sean, you're there, it's a gorgeous day on the east coast now. how is business this weekend and how is it compared to previous years when you've tried to struggle through the pandemic? >> we are doing pretty good. the town as a whole is a little flat but we are back to 2019 numbers. we are very fortunate that we have a full staff in kitchen which allows us to do a little more. [inaudible] griff: sean, are you facing any

restrictions still related to the pandemic? >> no, supply chain and price of goods sold. we are back to normal. griff: all right, dave, let me go to you. how is business now for when we talked in the past and the same question are you still in california where you agora hills because of the pandemic? >> yes, we have 5 cronies locations excuse me and one is in the la area, la county area. in the four in ventura county are doing well. the one in agora hills that stayed open and went against the mandates, the city really came down hard on us and they divided the people, people for us and people against us so we have not come back to the numbers that we are used to where we need to. in fact, that location and only that location we are having to

sub said vise every month because there's some people -- first of all, so many people that support us and every week someone comes up to me and says thank you so much for doing what you did and standing up for what you believe in and other people say they are not going to come in because they were -- they were fed this information, this false information that we were just doing the wrong thing. griff: dave, i remember and recall that in the la area restaurant the officials not really trying to help you get through it. are you still fighting to any extent with any of the local officials? >> well, actually i am still -- my partners chuck, dave and myself are still on probation, a type of probation, we are going back to court i think in october to make sure that we have been really good in the past year and haven't done anything wrong and if they decide that we have not done nothing wrong, they will drop the case. we had criminal charges placed against us, criminal charges

from the city of agora hills and it divided the community. we are doing our best to bring everybody together. we are having big family welcome home campaign and it's working but the damage has already been done. griff: sean, are you facing any challenges from local maryland officials here in ocean city or are they helping you? >> actually they've helped us very much. in the beginning they allowed us to use our parking areas and put up tables not like new york city but we can use an entire parking lot. our governor lifted most of the restrictions and we are just, you know, they've been very open. everybody needs tourists to be here to make a living so they have been facilitating that. griff: sean harman and dave foldes thank you for letting

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griff: ukraine's military continuing counteroffensive in harsan as president says his country can be a facilitator in ukraine's plant. >> the zaporizhzhia power plant is once offline of shelling damaged a power line this is according to russian authorities occupying this area and the

international atomic energy agency says that fighting is only escalating. >> blackouts or interruptions or one or two or three of the lines feeding the plant from outside. >> experts are currently assessing the threat evaluating the situation for employees and then will write up a full review. russia's defense ministry today claims that ukrainian forces tried to land near the facility overnight. also late last night russian rockets hit the eastern town of kamaturk urging all residents to evacuate. independent poll show majority of russians favor the war. he's painting over the destruction. it doesn't fic fix structures,

painting bombed out buildings or cars that were set on fire. >> even though it can seem frivolous the way that we view the world is important and if you have something that makes you feel better with just a glance, then it's worth it. alex: town has suffered tremendous amount of damage in the last six months and in the time still 20% of the residents in that town have nowhere to live. griff. griff: alex hogan live for us in kyiv, alex, thank you. alicia. alicia: former president trump now requesting a special master to review the documents seized by the fbi and their search of mar-a-lago property in florida. for more on what he's asking for we are joined by former doj trial attorney richard serafini, thank you so much for being here, richard. i do want to play a bit of an interview that the attorney general under former president trump had with fox news on

friday and he was asked specifically about the idea of a special master, take a listen. >> well, i think the whole idea of a special master is a bit of a red herring but what people are missing that all of the other documents taken even if they claim to be executive privilege either belong to the government because they are government records and at this stage as they have gone through the documents it's a waste of time. alicia: richard, do you see this as a waste of time? >> frankly i do agree with the former attorney general. the documents have been gone through. they have been separated by the fbi, the ones that look like they are privilege. it's not unusual for the fbi to have teams or privilege review teams where separate set of agents go through different set of documents and review them and isolate them from the investigating agents. if there's an issue, then that

issue can be brought to the court but right now the documents have all been looked at. they've been reviewed by the taint team, we are pretty far down the road in terms of the investigation. so i tend to agree with former attorney general barr that at this point it's a little bit of a waste of time and it's a delaying action and quite frankly something that a defense attorney might very well knew and might very well try to do but i don't know that it's going to move the ball at all. alicia: on the republican side house minority leader mccarthy sent a letter to attorney general merrick garland as well as fbi director christopher wray. in the letter there's a request to appear before the house jury committee and provide documents requested by republicans related to the search. this is about transparency. there's politics in here as well and the american people knowing a little bit more about what went down. what do you think?

>> well, it's not unusual for a secretary or an attorney general or departmental secretary to appear before congress and answer questions, so to that extent it seems like a normal and reasonable request. now the question then becomes what documents if the request is for -- is for investigatory documents then that's something that the department would resist. alicia: what do you make of new information that we are getting, new filings that we learned that in the evidence seized at mar-a-lago were 43 empty folders with classified banners and total of 48 empty folders with classified markings. how does that hit you? >> well, that begs the question. what happened to those documents that were in those folders? the documents just removed from the folders? was it really kind of half hazard way of storing. were the documents actually

taken because they were -- they were there but not in the folders? were the documents recovered beforehand in the first instance when some documents were turned over or the document is somewhere else. were they lost or secreted somewhere else so it raises a whole host of questions now that the investigation has to pursue. alicia: richard serafini, thank you so much for your time, this is something that we will continue to follow. >> okay, thank you. griff: artemis launch scoffed again. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. hi, i'm karen. i lost 58 pounds on golo

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alicia: you are looking at live images of artemis mega rocket, just a few hours ago nasa called off second attempt to launch the rocket after reports of fuel

leaks. the historic mission isn't only difficult but also comes with hefty price tag, chad pigram joins us on how the program is funded through congress. chad: it is said that politics stops at the water's edge the same is true with the edge of space. it's expensive when nasa takes a moon mulligan. >> gop texas representative brian is an arch conservative but represents the johnson space center in texas, robust space program means local jobs and dominance in space bolsters national security. >> we cannot allow our adversaries to get there first and we also know that whoever is first up there in space sets the rules. i don't want a communist regime from china setting the rules in space. chad: nasa will spend $93 billion on the artemis program through 2025, each

launch cost $1.1 billion and bipartisan lawmakers still flash the green light. >> space isn't ideological. we've had years of remarkable bipartisan con sense us and that's because we are not talking about guns or abortion or taxes. chad: former president obama called restart but congress kept funding the rocket program and more expensive to return to the moon now after abandoning for half a century. >> there's a huge learning curve. you have to get back on when you haven't been doing it for a while and the way that you keep costs down is you reengaging and you start doing this again. chad: while the u.s. has been to the moon before, there's a lot more to investigate. >> we went to a handful of places. we are going to an entirely different part of the moon and explore the lunar south pole. chad: the government faces

competition to explore space not just from china but now the private sector. the goal isn't just to go to the moon or mars, the goal is to break gravity without breaking the bank. on capitol hill chad pigram, fox news. griff: unaccrued artemis has been delayed due to hydrogen leak, more on delays and importance of the mission we are joined by nasa administrator jim. jim, thank you for being with us. i want to ask you what happened, why did it get scrubbed and where do we go from here? >> so this is the first launch of a brand-new rocket. it got scrubbed but really what it did is it got delayed and what you saw here was a hydrogen leak which is very normal and, in fact, predictable. hydrogen is a very small atom and can leak very easily through any kind of seal and so in this case they were fueling the rocket with hydrogen, they

developed a leak. they troubleshot it a couple of different times trying to figure out how to stop it and couldn't do it now and they stopped fueling the rocket and they scrubbed the launch. here is the thing and i think this is important, griff, this rocket will launch, we don't need to do anything in haste and we know the nasa team will do everything appropriately to make it safe when it does launch. griff: jim, you may have heard from our great package from capitol hill correspondent chad pigram, this is not cheap. why is this mission important? why do we need to go to the moon? >> it is, in fact, not cheap and i think a lot of people chad pigram mentioned that we are in competition with the private sector. we the u.s. government. that's fundamentally not the case. we are building infrastructure for a permanent presence on the moon. the infrastructure includes habitation that will be in orbit around the moon, i'm talking about a space station and orbit around the moon that will give us access to any part of the moon any time we want.

but the architecture is open, this is what's important. the way we do communications, the way we do data, the way we do rendezvous and life support systems, all of the systems are open architecture so any commercial company and our international partners, they can all join with us in this effort to have a permanent presence on the moon. it's also a place from which when you think about the gateway, we call it the gateway, the space station in orbit around the moon, it's a place from which to go all the way to mars. there's a lot of reasons to go to mars. when i was a nasa administrator we found that nasa is covered in organic compounds, the building blocks of life. that doesn't mean that there's necessarily life there but the probability went up significantly. we've seen methane cycles that match the seasons of mars, probability of life goes up and water under the surface of mars,

wherever there's life on earth there is life. is that true on mars, we don't know. we need to know how to live and work and that's what the moon is all about. we will go with permanent presence. doesn't mean we will have humans all of the time but we will have access. we will use the resources of the moon to learn how to live and work on the moon using its own resources. we will take that all of that knowledge to mars. griff: very different from what we did in the past, is that correct? >> yeah, so what's interesting now is we now know that there's hundreds of millions of tens of water ice especially on the south pole of the moon. water ice represents air debris, hydrogen and oxygen. so air to breathe. hydrogen is fuel, it's the fuel that will fuel this rocket, the sls rocket that's been delayed but it's hydrogen, hydrogen is fuel and oxygen for breathing

and h2o which is water for life support. we need to use the resources of the moon to live and work for periods of time. when when he go to mars, we have to be willing to stay. earth and mars are on the same side of the sun once every 26 months. once you get to mars you have to be willing to stay for long periods of time before you come home. the moon is the proving ground and wherever the earth is around the sun, the moon is with us. griff: we look for the rocket law firm, former nasa administrator, thank you very much for the insight have and a great labor day weekend. alicia. alicia: griff, the white house has responded to claims they work with big tech to censor big information, we will bring you the latest on that after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ but what about the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry!

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louisiana and missouri attorneys in general now accusing the biden administration of colluding with social media tech giants to censor speech during the covid 19 pandemic. they have called for the release of e-mails including some between anthony fauci and facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. leader of black lives matter global network foundation, now

accused of stealing more than $10 million from the organization for personal use. a lawsuit has been filed in los angeles county against him by former colleagues think he uses the funds as a personal piggy bank. the release of the 2020 to national assessment of educational progress shows that there was a decline in math and reading scores with some blaming the long school closures during the pandemic for the declining scores. griff, it was great to spend two hours with you today great to see you. >> it was great to be with you for tomorrow's headline i hope to be top the docks. my dog's daughters on take on the ducks this afternoon. go dogs i will leave you with that. [laughter] that is awesome for that doesn't process our current "fox news live" continues with rich edson and molly line.rn r watching. at frequent hear, uniquely designed for absorption.

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jackson, mississippi pretty joins us with the latest on all of this, charles. >> hey, good afternoon guys. police have identified the suspect in this case as cory patterson. they say he is being charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats in connection to the plane he allegedly stole this morning and allegedly threatened to fly right into a walmart intentionally. now, police did not provide a lot of details about patterson. they did say he is an employee of tupelo aviation. ten plus year employee. but he is not a licensed pilot. now before all this unfolded, facebook page with the same name as patterson, someone connected to that page made a post on facebook this morning saying they were sorry and they never wanted to hurt anyone. the posting goes on to say this person loved their parents and sister. and it was not their fault.

authorities it took patterson into custody. they say after he allegedly stole a plane, took off and threaten to fly the aircraft into a walmart and tupelo. police are receiving these reports around 5:00 a.m. this morning the central standard time. after five plus hours of erratic flying, patterson finally landed the plane in a field near highway four in ripley, mississippi. what looks to be a rural area and the northeast section of the state for the faa, we have heard from them. they say they are investigating person spokesperson release" at beechcraft king air 90 landed in a field several miles northwest of ripley airport in ripley, mississippi. the pilot departed from tupelo regional airport and tupelo, mississippi earlier this morning and circled the area. only the pilot was on board. police say they believe this was a crime of opportunity. they also tell us the federal

charges are pending. as for the suspects, condition at this time lisa tell us there is no ambulance on sites. we do not believe he was taken to a hospital or that he was seriously injured in the lan landing. we are told he's currently being transported back to tupelo, mississippi where percy is facing the charges grand larceny and terroristic threats, guys. molly: charles, thank you it was pretty scary as it was all unfolding bread thanks goodness it happened the way it did. rich: more this aviation expert kyle bailey he's a pilot farmer faa team representative. kyle, thanks much for joining us. i just want to start out by asking if you know about this trip plane it's a twin while airplane. how big is this plan? what potential damage were people facing here when this man was threatening to crash it into a walmart? >> good afternoon rich. it's a very complex airplane.

similar back in the '90s we took the commuter airplane, a turboprop it was a small propelled airplane. similar to that very complex airplane. this is not a small assessment this is a several million dollar airplane. although the alleged suspect it was not a licensed pilot, apparently he knew a lot about airplanes. just in the while started on this aircraft is a very complex process. >> investigator said he had some flight experience but whether he was a licensed pilot. how much training do you need to be able to start this thing, fly around for several hours and land in the field? >> like anything else, if he is in the service of line service at an airport he probably knows from seeing pilots and talking to pilots and looking at manuals and staff how to do it after a while. but typically, sometime from no time at all would probably take at least a full day to learn the

correct procedure how to start an airplane like that who is no expense at all. rich: how secure are these airplanes for they said they work on fueling the aircraft. are these the types of planes that if you are working at an airport are vulnerable for someone to walk up if they're working at an airport get in and take off? >> airports that have any airline service into them are very secure. every employee who has a badge has to haven't faa tenure background check. the problem is that the smaller airports that do not have airline service, basically anybody could walk out to the property. there might be a fence around it. but it is very easy to do. this airplane was a general aviation airplane. it was not with any type of airline whatsoever. it was owned by southeast aviation. it was most likely i'm assuming used for charters. it was not subject to the strict

regulations as if it was a very big commercial airport. >> what you think is next year for the airport? do they have to undergo a security review? do you think there is a failure in the security procedures or is this just a vulnerability in the system? >> this is probably one and a million thing probably similar to what we saw with verizon air that was commandeered a couple years back. very similar. i'm sure the procedures and safety procedures at that airport as pertains to security are going to be reviewed. even light camera surveillance. the bottom line is if somebody really wants to do something, they can do it. it is pretty much like anything else but if you are really determined to do something you can do it. but yes, the problem is these very small airports is a big problem. these airports you can just walk right on the property does not even a fence around them. >> how disruptive was this? if he was up for a few hours today conceivably they had to close airspace around it. and then you've got vehicles on

the ground try to chase this thing. how disruptive is something like this become? >> something like this happens it's primitive stop of all air traffic control without a 50-mile ring of this airplane. everything on the ground is held, all landings are held airplanes in the air are diverted of the airspace. they just do not know what the pilot is going to do next. but it is obvious from though he is: controlling the airplane he really knew what he was doing. a lot of these -- for lack of a let better term want to be pilots get their experience from basic in-home flight simulator. obviously he knew what he was doing to be able to start the engines and start the systems of the air and get the plane off the ground too. >> out luckier people today that this ended the way it did? >> they were very lucky. the one plus here, by the outcome was as good as it could be, he pretty much burned through all the fuel. there is an airplane full of

fuel and he crashed that thing, there would be a huge explosion. and pretty much what you find airplanes even airliners that are exhausted of fuel, there is usually very minimal fireball from an explosion. >> these types of planes were tongue but a beach scene 90 twin while plane. how much fuel did these planes hold? how long could he have been up there before he had run out of fields you think? >> depending. each plane is configured differently some have extended fuel tanks. but as a general rule of thumb this plane could have been in the air for five or six hours but he obviously was a low level. so the fuel burn is really increased rather than being up to 30,000 feet. i think as a good rule it's safe to say five or six hours from takeoff. and again that's assuming he had full fuel tank when he took off, which you might not of necessarily had.

>> unbelievable story in trento, mississippi. kyle, thanks very much. >> thanks rich. molly: mission postponed again but nasa scrubbing at second try at launching the artemis one moon rocket. a leak in one of the hydrogen tank spent hours before today's launch. artemis is why the most powerful rockets nasa's ever built. this first mission unmanned trial run% astronauts back to the moon and then hopefully on to mars. jonathan has been following all of this. he is live in cape canaveral. jonathan is here. >> either molly molly. nasa engineers discovered this leak in an 8-inch fuel line at the connection where it makes contact with the rocket, fueling up the main take with that very cold liquid hydrogen fuel. they briefly stopped the fueling process.

thinking that if they allowed it to warm up and then manually restart the process and watch it carefully, things might be different. i was not able to seal properly and they saw the leak form ag again. so nasa decided to scrub the mission for this is a second launch attempt to be scrapped because of problems detected during the fueling process. on monday was a faulty sensor to believe one of the engines was not cooling properly. that is a concern because a liquid hydrogen rocket fuel is extremely cold. >> the liquid hydrogen is minus 123 degrees fahrenheit. so you do not want that coming into a warm florida day, 90-degree while hitting it like that. we went to make sure those engines are nice and cool before we start flowing the cold propellant in there. what's the space launch system or sls rocket in the orion space capsule never informed of

corporate nasa want to test both base craft with an unproved mission around the moon before the put astronauts on board for a future mission in 2024. artemis has another launch attempt potential window either on monday or tuesday. but molly that's really contingent on crews being able to repair the rocket while it is still on the launchpad behind me. of it's going to require more extensive repairs to the kind you have to slowly wield the rocket back into the vehicle assembly building, nasa officials that we could be looking out in mid october launch. molly: the end to submission builds. jonathan think of a much appreciate those details. we'll have much more this really historic mission and the technical issues as well former nasa astronaut tom jones joined us later on this hour, rich. rich: molly, the searches on the

tennessee memphis teacher. place a elijah fletcher jogging early yesterday morning she was abducted and forced into cus custody. alexander hoffa's in washington with the latest. >> lecture as a married mom of two young boys. the nature of her disappearance the fact at least some of the abduction was caught on video has gripped the memphis area and beyond. those were the familiar with the families they running is a big part of fletcher's routine. she often does so early in the morning. so 4:30 a.m. would not be unusual of a time for her to be out. around that time when she was last seen yesterday wearing a bright pink top purple or blue shorts running near the university of memphis. authorities are currently working with surveillance footage safe and unknown man was watching her run and after four struggles was forced into this suv. it is a gmc terrain.

you can barely see if there, very grainy again a gmc terrain. they also say her smash her phone and ate water were found near the scene. robinson is a friend of fletcher's family. >> we don't know what's going on. everybody's desperately looking for her for. >> everyone is looking for her for yesterday police to carry out a search at fletcher's and memphis home. a vehicle is towed and ever items carried out by investigators. memphis police say no arrests have been made they are still looking for information. the "new york post" is reporting eliza's grandfather is the founder of the multibillion-dollar hardware distribution company, oracle. his families offering a $50000 reward for information that would lead to a suspect, rich. rich: alexander hoff, here in washington. alex thank you. >> aaa estimates are that half a million passengers are flying this weekend. analysts say labor day holiday

travel is actually rebounding to pre-pandemic levels. that could mean of course longer lines at the airports, crowded beaches we have life oxime coverage, alexis mcadams and long island on how people are spending the summer. she is live at lax for many holiday travelers are still trying to make it out of town, kristine. >> hi molly. that is right. some 12.7 million americans are expected to travel this holiday weekend. that is up 23% compared to this time last year. this is going to be a big test for u.s. airlines has sparked operations are concerned preflight aware shows more than 1200 flights have been delayed so far today in the u.s. about 90 have been canceled for the said two months of travel haddix for passengers. there are thousands of canceled flights over july 4 and memorial day weekend. just this year alone 2.6% of all flights more than one or 46000

flights have been canceled nearly 1.3 million have been delayed according to flight aware. love is probably due to covid, airline crew shortages, lack of equipment and massive schedule cuts despite stronger passenger demand. cl of frontier airlines tells vaux a traveler should really think twice about which airline they choose. but the summers spent been a challenge for a lot of carriers. there been significant cancellations but printer, the best of ever had. in august we canceled less than 1% or flights. there's big differences among these carriers. make sure you understand. >> part of its ongoing campaign to airlines to improve service, department of transportation just launched a customer service and dashboard to show travelers what kind of compensation or guarantees they can get after flights are canceled or delayed. pete boda just commented on this thank passengers deserve transparency and clarity.

also, thousands of pilots have also been picketing throughout the year, fighting for an increase in pay and schedule changes amid the surgeon travel. delta airline positive and picketing outside of lax calling for an end to their delayed contract negotiations. that began earlier this year. if an agreement is not reached they might take stronger action. we are understaffed and overworked. we've got pilots working record amounts of overtime. the construction is gotten wo worse. we are trying to get a lot of changes to schedule preferred going to have a strike possibly in the future, possibly during the holidays. >> so far this year flight cancellations are up by one third compared to same time same it. 2019. travelers went to mitch's office under control prevent weddings to go to, funerals, important events they want to make sure they get there on time.

molly: atlanta in la guardia last night's onto the crowded printer but a long time for a cab or thought to be about their joining the crowd spread think estimate for the update christina coleman at lax. we appreciate it. rich: molly, labor day marks the unofficial last weekend of the summer. the holiday weekend summer of the shark and the rise in reported sightings hasn't beach gourds and lifeguards on high alert. especially on the east coast. alexis mcadams is live on long island. alexis treatment out there all summer on this. >> i have a part through it not that bad of an assignment you can ask molly she's on struck patrol the other day. at the unofficial end of summer people not think about that yet even though some kids are back to school right in the new york area. take a look over here but ricochet alive look right now the beautiful weather on long island for this the channel leading to the ocean it's when

the busiest voting and beach across the country throughout the summer. the beautiful weather police expected busy and choppy waterways per take a look out on long island patrols are in full force. we went with the nasa county marine bureau they control the atlantic ocean just off of north island here for they have about 50 officers keeping a close eye out for sharks. people driving recklessly at boaters distresses what they're really looking out for. last year there 658 boating fatalities nationwide but that's according to the u.s. coast guard. they want people to remember that and it's a reminder to keep safety top of mind. >> you should always have a buddy system. really the riptide's. >> this summer along the east coast shark sightings have been up. in florida miami researchers monitoring the activity there. teams on long island ramp up shark patrol. there also many customers to stay alert and slim and groups. just summer this alone at least

half a dozen people are bitten by sharks on long island, li listen. >> look, the sharks live here we don't. we just have to be careful. if you do not want to have a one and a million shot at being eaten by a shark you should not be in the water. >> aaa says this will be one of the busiest if not the busiest travel we can since before the pandemic. the ramping up patrols not just here on long island but all across the country. really keeping a close eye for people who are either boating too close together driving recklessly, rich. rich: alexis mcadams pulled at the beach thank you very much. molly: hope she avoids that last a summer summer break coming up alive look at the artemis one effort second attempt at left top was scrubbed earlier today. will the third time be the charm? when will that happen question glass former astronaut tom jones next.

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molly: nasa calling up today's planned launch of the artemis moon rocket five days after scrubbing monday's blast up over while trouble. today, a leak was found in a

hydrogen tank. this is just hours before the launch went to open. the space agency said the next chance at lift off is monday. the artemis one the most powerful rocket nasa has ever built. his unproved admission around the moon you run for future lunar landings and eventually take humans onto mars. tom jones is the author of sky walking and astronaut memoir. he is indeed a former nasa astronaut party joins us now he has literally walked the walk in the 80 space nerd kidded me is so excited to be will talk to you today. thank you so much for joining us. note liftoff today. this just me and the anticipation built excitement a few days ago before the next t try. before the first epic want to return to them in the scrubbed launch this happens whether technical issues, in this case is reporting to be right nasa a liquid hydrogen leak. so tom i just want to get your assessment of this postponement.

>> disappointed naturally. i've been on the topic to space shuttles and scrub for technical or whether reasons praise disappointed when you're all caps ready to go just like the launch team was in florida today with the mission control team in houston were ready. the equipment though, at the first time is of the launch pad in this campaign where your flowing propellants through the rocket. liquid hydrogen in particular it shrinks all the metals and seals it touches him closer. the deadline of the stuff is supposed to be leakproof but as these metals, gaskets shrink they sometimes don't match up perfectly. they're working there through the expensive healing the rocket on the pad there's 20 these hiccups along the way. it was disappointing for monday and today pino nasa is excited incompetent they're going to get this rock out pretty soon. molly: seems a technical issue what is semi for the effort coming up next week? >> they've got to diagnose what is wrong with the seal.

this is basically where the fueling point is on the rock he put the gas nozzle into your car, that's the kind of seal we are talking about here. it has to be hydrogen proof appeared you don't went gas, a flammable hydrogen oozing out of the connection causing a fire hazard for example. they've got to check out now the dry 8-inch line premix of the seals are performing as specified. the mutts think they found the problem that will gear up for the launch attempt on monday or tuesday. we are still in troubleshooting mode we have defined the engineers discover. molly: the intention is to live there, go there, establish a long-term base ultimately potentially leading to a giant leap forward the next giant leap of astronauts going onto mars which incredibly looks not at all improbable in my lifetime. so, what does this mean for mankind? are we on the cusp of a new era in space exploration? >> the way i look at this as we

are going back to the moon to tap the resources and natural resources that are out there waiting for us. on the moon its water at the north and south pole of them in the water ice can be melted into water to drink of course. you split into oxygen and hydrogen got powerful rocket fuels you can breathe the oxygen. it's a big step up toward supporting ourselves in space. but they need to mars in 20 years. there tapping the limitless resources of the solar system. >> the first artemis mission is unmanned it's prep testing for future which you mention people going the first woman the first person of color. we'll be walking once again on the lunar surface. no will to live and work as an astronaut leading three spacewalks. how important is artemis one for future astronaut to ultimately put down roots on the moon as

you did in orbit around earth? >> obviously this is their right to work but it's got to be a safe ride. artemis one is about proving the system from the joint space launch system rock of the most powerful ever launched by nasa. it's also about proving the spacecraft for the orion is much bigger than the old apollo command module's got a 16-foot wide heat shield brings you thousand miles per hour from the moon. we have to prove that heatshield works of the crew that flies artemis to in a couple of years is guaranteed a safe ride back from the moon. we sent a couple of years. our children to look up and know their people on the moon print most incredibly eventually there is a base camp. what an inspiration for the next generation of young scientists. what are we hoping to do up there? what are we hoping to discover? ask exploration first of all teaches us about the early history of the earth. as they mentioned the natural

resources are big commercial goal. i think our commercial partners are going to enable us to mind the water resources on the moon and produce rocket fuel off the earth so you do not the whole it up with the giant rockets forever. so tapping the resources is the second big goal. then it is inspiration we want to create a new generation of explorers or school and university system so we are the leaders in the 21st century technologically. the skills we need to get to mars are the ones going to provide us with the engineers we need for national security. the scientists need for greater economy growing off the planet as well as down here on earth. molly: with you and inspiration cannot wait to see the kids in the basements but taking the cardboard boxes building their own rocket ships and jimmy about the next scientists on base camp. tom jones really appreciate it pre-think it's much for joining us. looking to next week with a lot of excitement, we appreciate your input. >> i will be there thank you. rich: and molly, the bite administration talking mostly positive august jobs report.

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added. of the 40% decreased to a half a million jobs added in july. unemployment ticked up to 3.7% from 3.5% for the public a national committee said in a statement quote hard-working americans are living paycheck to paycheck thank you joe biden democrats higher prices, higher taxes and lower wages for his long as they continue to rubberstamp and waste taxpayer dollars and the radical policies, payments will continue to struggle to port every thing from gas to school surprise comets or groceries. speaking in front of independence home filled out for the former the nine states complete with red lighting funk by two u.s. marines president biden mentioned the mega acronym 13 times but our own peter doocy followed up a day later. donald trump in the maga republicans represent and extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. >> you consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> no. >> kaman look guys, you keep

trying to make that case. i don't consider any trump supporter and threat to the country. what the price of gasoline in the united states has fallen from its record high in june but remain 60% higher than when present biden was sworn in. molly. quick lucas tomlinson life in the white house thank you very much, rich. >> molly to the migrant crisis now. official support record numbers of people trying to enter the united states through south florida print customs and border protection tweeting this week earlier today 24 cuban migrants were taken into u.s. border patrol custody after making landfall in key west florida on a rustic vessel. since october 1, agents have responded to 216 migrant landings in florida with more than 3000 encounters. meantime, tragedy at the texas border. more than 50 migrants swept away trying to cross the rain swollen rio grande. after at least nine of them

drown. more than three dozen were rescued for joining me know florida congressman carlos jimenez. congressman think of joining us this afternoon. went to get to some of the dangers here. you see the drownings on the rio grande. the perilous journey we've been hearing about for decades. cuban migrants coming to flo florida. this isn't a journey that's gotten any safer. >> no it doesn't. we got a number of calls in my office every single week asking about loved ones that are making the crossing. either have they been landed, they've been apprehended? sometimes it landed sometimes apprehended a lot of time also we hear nothing about them. we can only guess maybe they made it to the bahamas, maybe them back to cuba. many of them never make it across. we have hundreds and thousands of people that have died to make that journey not only from cuba, but from haiti also. i blame the bite administration for incentivizing them to try to

make that journey just like their incentivizing millions and millions of migrants across the border down texas and cali california. and in new mexico. quick so much of the focus has been on northern triangle countries in central america people walking up through new mexico going to arizona, texas but you've not heard much about florida, at least recently. what is driving this latest surgeon florida? and again this is something florida has been a destination for so many people especially from cuba. really for decades now. >> listen, with the new dynamic is a lot of cubans are coming to the southern border. a lot of patients are coming to the southern border. more patients coming in last year. what's happening is it's an enterprise people are paying up to $20000 to go to nicaragua print they pay the cuban government money per they pay the nicaraguan government money and they pay the coyotes and volley the cartel to get to the border.

so over one of 40000 at that number spray closer to one of 50000 cubans have come to the southern border this last year. that in conjunction with these increasing numbers trying to make it the old-fashioned way through the water on those rickety that you've seen is what's happening now. they're also paying smugglers et cetera to bring them across and bring them to south florida. a lot of them will end up in south florida new biden policy what you make it here you're good. dora eliminated wet foot dry foot we had 50 encounters two years ago by the way. now, when you make it to florida you're good to go. >> another dynamic care on the mexican border is the mexican cartels are reportedly making fentanyl themselves and said bring it over from china and smuggling it through with these major operations on going to manufacture the stuff in mexico. this is from customs and border protection seizing six and a

40 pounds of fentanyl in june. and july 2100 pounds that's up massively in just one month. this federal law enforcement have the capacity to deal with the massive amounts of fentanyl manufacturing the 20 most the time processing millions of illegal immigrants cartels know this. it used to be $13 billion on human trafficking. after that. but she might consider the outcomes and border protection agency encoder one area per their shipping more than fentanyl through other errors in

getting by. and boehm why the way that's more than that enough to kill many people united states many times over. we have had a war that's been waged on the united states. a silent war by the mexican drug cartel with the fentanyl that is killing over 100,000 americans every year. and you know what? bite administration does nothing to curtail at the crux asked more people are using marijuana in these days as states move to legalize it. but today's commercial and medicinal pot is a lot stronger then we need it used to be. a recent study finds a growing risk of cannabis psychosis. fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel has more. >> ethan andrews cannabis addiction started as a young teenager. when he was 18 his casual marijuana use quickly turned into smoking higher thc focus

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line. russia's defense ministry also claims today ukraine forces tried to land near the facility and attack it overnight. experts in the international atomic agency will remain at this plant to assess the situation. ukraine state and nuclear company this week argues it would be quite difficult for the eye ea to have an impartial report. president vladimir and zelenskyy said that specific words he is yet to hear from the nuclear watchdogs now that there actually at a site. >> unfortunately we've not heard the main thing from the iaea which is the call for russian to demilitarized the station. >> as a world leaders have called for de-escalation of the war, north korea is hinting at possibly sending construction workers to ukraine to help her rebuild occupying territories for russia. russian senior officials are now praising the idea as a cheap they consent to difficult decisions.

in july at north korea to russia by officially recognizing the independence of the lujan region. russian attacks this week demolish several schools including this one. nearly 2300 schools have been shelled or bombed since the start of the invasion. i think back to the early days of the war. humor this image is a families link the country as fast as they could, while six months in according to unicef, more than 2 million school-aged children have yet to come home, molly. molly: it's heartbreaking as we begin school years here, alex ho and thank you. rich: molly, final farewell to the last leader of the soviet union. but as russia's lined up to pay their respects one person was noticeably absent, that is next. ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real,

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rich: a man who changed the course of his relate to let rest today in moscow. macau gorbachev's reign help and the cold war as the last leader of the soviet union denied state funeral by vladimir putin. light and lender with more on this, ryan. brexit yes hi rich. this manicure in the west or for no other reason than as you said they brought it into the cold

war. but also it was on his watch the berlin wall fell. member ronald reagan imploring him to turn on the wall. and also, two years after that in 1991 the soviet union collapsed. the irony or the reality, i don't know what you want to say here, the cow gorbachev did want to end the cold war but he did not the soviet union to col collapse. he may not have wanted the berlin wall to fall. those things happen all of themselves. many people will tell you it was the democratic process as he put in place that help to bring that about words nearly all russians over the age of 40, many, many americans watching tv at the time no reform and openness that really heralded the big changes that perhaps it brought on the end of the soviet union. many people turned out for the memorial service today would have been there for that reason for the reforms. vladimir putin did not go to the memorial parade though his aide

said he could not make it. and he did not make this a state funeral either. he certainly would have could have bestowed on mikhail gorbachev did on boris yeltsin who didn't privately put pay his respects on thursday the take away their he did not want to be completely disrespectful. but he wanted to convey that he is uneasy with gorbachev's legacy. never vladimir putin called the collapse of the soviet and the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century brought about the demised "historical russia. unreal economic hardship in the 1990s. so real interesting obviously perhaps not a huge figure in russian history but a huge a figure in world history per gorbachev during a number of deals honestly with ronald reagan and stealing his in all of our memory. >> ryan, thank you very much. that's going to do it for us. we are back at 4:00 p.m. eastern the journal report cap next with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar

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