to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. kennedy: fox news alert on the break evan to kidnap tennessee teacher and her heiress. she has not been thousand police have arrested a suspect is charged with kidnapping more than 20 years ago. hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am rich edson in for eric shawn. molly: and i am a molly line in arthel neville. there's been no sign of eliza fletcher since she was shoved into an suv while jogging in memphis friday morning. but a 38-year-old man has been charged in her abduction. it is not his first run in with

the law. in fact, he was charged with kidnapping more than 20 years ago. rosina coleman is live in a west coast impure with more on this, christina. >> hi molly. yes please identify the suspect is 38-year-old cleotha abston for the vehicle in this case is dark-colored suv, it was also located as for the victim 34-year-old eliza fletcher is still missing. she has not been found. the tennessee teacher was last seen early friday morning around 4:20 a.m. police believe she was jogging near the university of memphis campus when she was of ducted and forced into the suv. fletcher is reportedly a billionaire heiress for the suspect accused of kidnapping her was arrested a day after she was reported missing. what's the police have worked very quickly on this. probably getting the vehicle and looking at one comment dna that might've been in the car they

have that belongs to him. and secondly, the cell phones, look at cell phones now. there is a triangulation laws for you can see the last position of where the phones were and when they were reporting. >> again, this is not the first time cleotha abston was accused of kidnapping and forcing a person into a vehicle. twenty-two years ago, when he was just 16 years old he was convicted of kidnapping and aggravated robbery for forcing a prominent memphis criminal defense attorney into the trunk of his own vehicle at gunpoint and then driving that car around for several hours. and forcing the lawyer to withdraw money at different atms. the victim survived and robbery appeared to be the motive in that case. now, detectives are working to confirm a motive in this current kidnapping investigation involving cleotha abston and teacher eliza fletcher. >> i don't think this was a random kidnapping. i think this is probably planned

and see what she knew about this or any evidence that might be in the house that they may have obtained an order to get them. >> and at this point, at least three law enforcement agencies are working this investigation including memphis pd and the fbi, molly. molly: christina: thank you very much for it will have much more on the suspect on this investigation a little while later on in the hour when we talk live to former boston police superintendent dan li linsky. rich: molly, student pilot in mississippi now facing grand larceny and terror charges after police that he stole a twin while plane yesterday and threatened to crash it into a walmart. negotiators got him to land a nearby field. alexis mcadams is live with morbid. >> this went on all day yesterday pre-police of the suspect worked at the tupelo regional airport for the past ten years but he knew this area pretty well, familiar where those planes were stored. stealing the plane and taking off out of that small airport,

which only has one runway. >> so he has access to these aircraft. he is for it to peel aviation which means he fuels the aircraft. we do know is fully fueled the night before. >> 29 oh cory patterson you're looking out there, now behind bars charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats. this comes after police that he threatened to crash that stolen airplane into the eight tupelo, mississippi walmart on saturday. you can see some of the videos from community members of that plane flying around. this led investors to evacuate that store and a nearby convenience store near the walmart. it also look at the stolen beechcraft king air which left the entire community word for known safety. the plane was part flying erratically around 1200 feet according to flight org.com for negotiators and convince this guide to return to the airport too. but then he said he did not have to land the airplane trip at that point he was flying on for so long the plane was pretty low

on fuel. then a landing in that field you are looking at but he was not injured and moments later he was handcuffed and arrested for tupelo police said they expect federal charges to soon be filed. but there are still a lot of unanswered questions, rich reflects light thank you very much. molly: the biden administration is facing criticism over its response of the water crisis in jackson, mississippi. major flooding last week, severely damage the water system in the state capitol leaving roughly one or 50000 people without safe drinking water. charles watson is live in jackson with more on the relief efforts going on there, charles. >> hey good afternoon molly per jackson mayor said there are still major concerns the city's ailing water treatment plant to read says he's hopeful residents could see the return of safe and reliable water in a matter of days. >> in terms of having water that

will be approved by the department of health as having tested and it's a fit for consumption. i think we are a matter of days if not weeks away from that. >> until that becomes reality businesses like broad street baking company or pivoting while boil water nurses and effects for their spending and neck so $3000 a week on bottled water to keep business going. folks we know exactly what two different second nature to us. this past when we've been on for over 30 days july 29 was the first day we were under a boil water notice. >> on friday, fema administrator tour jackson's trouble water tremendously to get a firsthand look at the repairs being made print state officials tell us the plants has seen some improvements in terms of increased water pressure in the fullness of tanks. however setbacks like recently discovered ammonia leak

continued to slow the process. in the meantime one or 50000 plus people who were affected by this crisis will have to rely on water distribution site some of which are being manned by hundreds of mississippi national guard service members who so far have handed out millions of bottles of water to those in need. >> just like with any military operation. you never know what you're going to walk into. but you always plan. and then you show up, you do the work and you adjust as conditions change. >> so that mississippi national guard said they are playing to get their operation going for at least three weeks. but that may not be necessary if seyfert reliable water does in fact return people's home as that mayor here predicts, molly. steve up let's hope later charles watson thank you. x after a blistering address is what critics it was more of a campaign speech, president biden has been defending his warnings

about what the white house implanted magnet republicans and their threat to democracy. now, for president trump and his supporters are responding ripping into biden claiming he's more focused on his predecessor in a country's challenges. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house, lucas. >> rich, reaction the sunday talk shows to present biden speech, as you can imagine, was split along party lines. but there's nothing the president said on thursday that has not been said by leading conservatives and republicans. >> if this was a speech to unify the american people, and at just the opposite effect. it basically condemned all republicans who supported donald trump in the last election. >> this was not a presidential address by the way it was a political speech. >> the white house and dubbed the speech the continued battle for the soul of the nation. biden did not mention the recently passed so-called reduction for inflation act his announcement student debt re relief. democrat nominees for the u.s.

senate and governor in philadelphia. the commander-in-chief spoke were flanked by two u.s. marines, something he promised not to do a running for office. >> i promise you as president, i will never put you in the middle of politics, personal vendettas i will never use the military as a prop. >> last night in pennsylvania, near biden's hometown the former president spoke harshly about speech. >> joe biden came to philadelphia, pennsylvania to give the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an american president, vilifying 75 million citizens. he is an enemy of the state. >> we are expecting more economic inflation news in the coming days. the white house says they are optimistic about it, richford. >> lucas tomlinson reporting from the white house, lucas thanks. molly. >> onto the midterms and

battleground pennsylvania. that is where there is a tight congressional race between incumbent democrat matt cartwright is two-time republican challenger jim. >> closely watched rematch is largely seen as a potential flip seat for the district includes present biden's hometown of scranton, voted for the prompt twice after going for obama in 2012. republican candidate jim joined just now. jim, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate on this holiday weekend. you are really in the thick of it. both for president trump and president biden hit pennsylvania last couple of days. biden who often touts his scranton roots gave the prime time address vilifying mega. we just heard in lucas tomlinson's report trump has been pushing back a stop in pennsylvania. you got up on stage there, you are of course a trump back to candidate in this race. how big of a place do you view the presence back into be for you? >> thanks for having me from a

very proud and honored to president trump in town last night. the energy at the rally was palpable. people in northeast pennsylvania are ready for change for they are sick of bard jim biden/cartwright. biden insulted and demeaned as i call it his start of insult america tour. people are sick and tired of being attacked for not agreeing with joe biden and matt cartwright. they went change and were going to give it to them and 65 days regrets writing is represented cartwright in 2020. longtime incumbent held a seat. why do you think this rematch will have a different outcome? >> we are hearing over and over again that matt cartwright and joe biden lied to us as voters for this to their moderate and reasonable. they have governed as far left liberals inflation, gas prices open borders illegal immigration is killing northeast pennsylvania. we are hearing people want change. think it's a totally different election. unlike last time everyone knows who i am now part i was laying by 10,000 votes on election night print many people thought

i had been elected to congress. we feel there's a tremendous outpouring of support. people think we need a change in washington. we need to stop one party control, liberal control of washington. molly: name recognition in these cases. representative sean patrick maloney of course and the democrats predicts the dems will hold the majority in november, take a listen. >> yes. we are going to hold the majority in the house for doing a plan to fix the problems our country is facing for the other side has a ploy to win back power for themselves. ripping where constitutional freedom hurt our reproductive freedom has awakened millions of voters. we see that in the astonishing comeback in in the special elections in new york and elsewhere. we are on a roll of them going to win this election. >> along with the economy abortion rights are pulling pretty high something voters are thinking about. they are motivated how big of a factor do you think that will be in your race?

>> my opponent matt cartwright has flip-flopped his view on abortion. he got elected as a pro life i democrats know since he is pro-choice. outside what we know, joe biden and matt cartwright's position that should be legal to the moment of birth is barbaric and evil. if you want to see more about my plan on how we fix the country, we think this referendum this election is really a referendum on biden's leadership. that is a people are talking to me about. i will tell you what on these other important issues, we know that we have the right side of the coin here. the other side -- i will tell you what cartwright and biden about the two most liberal politicians we have ever had claiming to be from northeast pennsylvania. stu had to bring up ties of the big names you mentioned biden of course you have trump in your corner. the late speaker of the u.s. house tip o'neill credited to sink all politics is local. do you feel like you are contests is a lot about being a political proxy work? >> i certainly feel that when

people look at what is happening in washington, that is what seems to be dominating their attention. the oil prices is a national issue illegal immigration is a national issue. people say that we fix these problems confronting our little corner of pennsylvania? we think we need help in d.c. the only way to fix d.c.'s to stop sending the same people biden has been in d.c. for half a century we need new people new blood if we want change in d.c. that will help us here in northeast pennsylvania progress we are certainly inching closer very quickly to the midterms. jim it thank you so much for joining us a publican candidate in pennsylvania's eighth congressional district. we appreciate your time and safe travels out there on the campaign trail thank you. >> thank you. so for the former president also plenty to say about the fbi raid at mar-a-lago which you can imagine as we await a decision from a judge about appointing a special master in the case. we'll look at how that could impact the investigation comingg impact the investigation comingg up.

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present biden trump is goodly biden administration of third world tactics with this fbi search of his mar-a-lago home last month. the judge considers whether to appoint a neutral special master in the case.

alexander hoffa's live in washington with more. >> for president trump had waited enthusiastically in social media pre-last night was a first time he publicly gave voice to the rate at his florida residence, listen. >> mar-a-lago was a travesty of justice. that made a mockery of america's laws, traditions and principles. before the entire world. >> for president spoke in pennsylvania was a rally organized boost support for republican candidates dr. oz but also give trump the opportunity to push back on the department of justice investigation into whether he illegally stored national security documents. >> they talk documents not being properly stored. yet they go in and take documents, dump them on the floor, stage a photo shoot and

pretend that i had done it. like i had put them all over the floor. quick to judge idling can is currently weighing two have a master view the document sees richie had her intention to grant the request of the third-party attorney to see if anything that was taken had violated executive privilege. trump's former attorney general bill barth weighed in on america reports on friday. >> even if they claim to be executive privilege, either belong to the government at this stage and save arctic onto the documents i think it's a waste of time. >> the justice department agrees with that. arguing of special master is appointed it will delay the investigation, rich. ask alexander hoffa's thanks, molly. molly: comments on the special master, as we get a closer look at the documents taken from mar-a-lago for the justice department released some more details on friday. they listed dozens of classified

documents including some marked top-secret along with some empty folders with classified markings for an agent also took over 1000 documents that were not classified by printed news articles but let's bring in tom depree farming deputy attorney general for tom, thank you so much for joining us on this holiday weekend. we appreciate your time. getting right to this part of the story the trumpet legal team would like a special master to be appointed the justice department think that will be unnecessarily heard terms own attorney general calling it a waste of time for the judge is yet to rule. your thoughts on this potential appointment of a special master? >> molly, i understand the former attorney general is saying where he thought it may not really be productive it could be a waste of time for it my that the biggest consequence of a special master when it's appointed is that probably would delay things. in other words right now this investigation seems to be moving on fairly quickly. i think of a special master were to come in for one thing would probably take weeks to even

choose a special master he would have to find someone who would do the job, with a high enough security clearance. then it would probably take months, months for that special master to wade through all the documents that the d.o.j.'s eades from mar-a-lago for. >> quickly before we move on from this part of what were talking about, they judge it does seem to be considering it. your thoughts on the possibility? you think is going to happen? >> if i were a betting man i would say yes. this a judge originally said she was inclined to this point a special master. during the hearing she still has an open mind she still weighing in. my guess is she wanted to take a little bit of time to make sure she got it right spirit i would suspect she will issue a thoughtful written opinion was citation to legal precedents and the right. she understands how important this case and this issue is read my sense is she wants to make sure she got it right and wrote a good opinion on the question. >> what site sort of person would we expect to be the special master if this does happen? what's good question. number one are going to need someone who is experienced in this area of the law. so often you would find to save

a retired judge for you could find a senior lawyer ideally someone who is respected throughout the legal and political communities. to my earlier point you also need to find someone with a security clearance to review all these documents but a lot of them are classified in a pretty high level. she can't just grab someone off the street with no security clearance expect them to look through it. that actually narrows the universe of potential special master candidates pretty narrowly. >> i would expect so for this court filing unfilled field on friday revealed normal details on the material is not a whole lot. do not get the flip to them ourselves. the paperwork found has been listed as classified or classified markings some say top-secret some secret their empty folders as well which begs the question of what is missing? where the missing documents? how significant is it their empty folders and missing items? the obvious implication is one time there were classified

documents in the boulders but who knows where they are now. i think that is something the former president legal team is going to have to explain. i think also the government is going to be able to figure out what was in those folders but internet classified documents in a folder like that at the pretty tight control of the chain of custody. they're going to know what documents were in that folder but that does not answer the question as to where the documents are today. >> a tight chain of custody at boxes of documents were down at mar-a-lago. you think it's at all likely the justice department will ultimately charge the former president related to his possession of these documents? or the mishandling of defense information? what is the likelihood? what's the likelihood is increasing. i would say right now expect the first line of consideration on the former present himself but on the lawyers who at least according to the justice department released false statements in context of the

investigation. these lawyers and promised us there is no more classified documents they are they promised us they did diligent that may not have been entirely true. thus the first line of attack as this moves ahead. >> is that a legal strategy blamed the legal experts? [laughter] >> it is a common historic strategy to blame the lawyers. we'll look someone told us to say these things. someone told us the search was being conducted but someone told us there were no more classified documents there. i would suspect this investigations going to go on for quite a bit of time. >> when you think about the president's pushback. they're in control of lawyers, media their abuse of power that has occurred down there. your thoughts on the way the president of the former president trump is pushing back? >> this is the same type of

strategy he has deployed its controversies over the years he really likes to get out there in the court of public opinion and make his case. how he perceives the unfair treatment and what the prosecutors are doing wrong. look, and my view i do not buy any of the idea that fbi is correct it's not a corrupt agency i certainly do not agree with the former president there. the strategy is consistent with the weights attacked by the investigation. the legitimacy and the fairness and neutrality of those who are carrying it out. >> tom depree thank you for your time on this labor day weekend. next there's a suspect in the kidnapping of a memphis teacher and heiress, turns out he did time for another kidnapping. but there are still a lot of unanswered questions. like where is eliza fletcher? a closer look at the case coming up next.

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rich: back toward top story interest in the case of an abducted tennessee teacher who is also an heiress to billion-dollar hardware business. she was last seen jogging early friday morning in memphis before police say she was forced into a dark suv. they have arrested 38-year-old found in that suv found out he did time for kidnapping in 2000 for joining us now, dan former boston superintendent and chief of police in managing director at kroll security risk management. dan, what are police doing now to try to find this missing runner? >> they are doing all they can, digging into the subject they have in custody but anyone who is associated with him soon as digital footprint looks like a serious whereabouts the last few days since the disappearance. seeing his associates, but they are up too. there also going to a crime of two is to occur we know it

kidnapping occurred which is the predatory kidnapping someone was going down the street saw a target decided to take action and make an attack? was this a planned attack those directly put in play with the logistics and support for it. or have to dig in as if that's possibly the case here. they're going to look at computers, text messaging, phone calls, information. people involved in the victim's life appeared and all involved in the suspects life to make correlation as to what went on here. it's affecting cleaning the interior of the floor what they cleaner. and he was his clothes in the house. this goes to show the police have been talking to people the neighborhood trying to figure

out where exactly this person is. looking at that, hearing those details what does that tell you? >> we are not going to give up hope yet. when we train people to defend themselves, we always tell people you do not want to address secondary location. you fight your fight in that location when the attacker comes to you. often times these these things escalate when the victim is taken to a secondary location. that often leads to other crimes and bad outcomes. before do have a sense of this is a crime or someone acting alone or if there were more people involved here? do we have a sense to whether or not this suspect is cooperating with police? >> we do not know that yet. i would suspect there was more than one person involved in t

this. based on the law enforcement response that i saw, it looked like they had prepared to age and one on one suspect at the time. in the course of an investigation or narcotics were involved in the links between those individuals. this could be a predatory check one person's driving down the street. or could be something planned and thought out. rich: do have a sense in this case or generally speaking if there is a suspect that is not cooperating with law enfor enforcement, what is the next route here? how do police officers deal with someone who they have taken into custody and is not cooperating? they are allowed the right to not cooperate. we respect that. within put pressure on family friends and associates and see what they know see what information they're willing to give out. some of that information may be able to leverage the non-

cooperator to come forward. there been cases when certain information evidence was recovered. we sent to the attorney who is representing the person not cooperating the decision is sometimes made to cooperate and come forward. also pressure on all the folks within his inner circle that may have information that may be helpful. it will be applied going forward as the authors and authorities go through whatever information they have two try to sift through in there. >> dan we have seen runners. usually in cases women runners have been abducted. women runners are also very often harassed verbally, physically. what can and should runners and joggers to do to be more aware of their surroundings? how can they defend themselves and make sure they are safe when they go out for run in the morning? >> you should run in the areas you are comfortable with that or where you are not alone. i know it's tough when you're doing a 4:30 a.m. run.

you should were good illumination. carry with you cell phone. maybe have certain security devices are bright lights, that are noise admitting advice as can alert others around you. and as i said before, if someone assaulted her best chance to survive that assault is to have that fight initially. going to a secondary location often times increases the intensity of violence. he went to stand and fight your ground there. go limp if you have to, scream, yell, get others to assist you. being aware of your surroundings. if you have to running in pairs for its unfortunate we have to have a conversation like that. but there are people who are predators who pry on people and they think they have an opportunity to take some weight and they think is weaker than they are. rich: dan former chief of police thank you so much.

the five un inspectors that now ukraine's nuclear plant say the last external power line feeding the station has been knocked off-line. now once again raises and fears of another chernobyl bird officials in southern ukraine say russian bombs partly destroyed a pediatric clinic leaving it unable to treat children. alex hogan is alive and kyiv following all this for us, alex. >> hi molly. the threat is just as high at the nuclear power plant were showing continued once again this weekend. meanwhile in the southern part of the country, early this morning rockets blew up a family clinic. this is not the first time this has happened. it is just one of the latest hospitals in the city that have been destroyed. we are now standing in the pediatric department for this is where pediatricians see and treat children. they vaccinate them here. as you can see our refrigerators

and material to conduct vaccinations are destroyed. >> take a look at this new video in the southeastern part of the country. one driver making a miraculous mesquite after shelves landed just feet in front of the vehicle. we visited the town about out an hour outside of the capitol. there is so much damage the city has really struggled to keep up. we met with the regional governor 15000 people only 1000 of them stayed because of the invasion. they have since come back. it's been a heartbreaking sing so many of the residents returned to entirely different city than the one they left. >> they lost everything. they lost all of their property all of their business and that mood now people are very demoralized at the same time we all believe in victory. ask the russian city russian attacks targeted this city in

the northeast, creating a massive five ukrainian president zelenskyy speaking today about all of the attacks taking place across the country saying there is no relief. there is never a weekend off and a war, molly. >> alex hogan live in kyiv ukraine thank you. >> a clock is ticking for congress to make daylight savings time permanent. after the senate did so quickly in the spring, where has the house been on this? is it actually going to happen? chad pergram takes a closer look coming up next. your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) i'm gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours.

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yermak i apologize, i am so sorry. that is top superstar the week and leaving 7000 concert drawings astound with the announcement was that this thing it was only 15 minutes into his second sold-out concert at the sofi stadium in los angeles. he later posted trying to explain on instagram that his voice had gone out during the first song. no word yet on a makeup date for that concert. it is unclear whether he will have to postpone more shows. a lot of disappointed fans. before the senate surprised quite a few people what you nasa pass a bill to make daylight savings time permanence. but the bill is not sprung forward in the house, chad pergram takes a deep dive into the politics of time. >> it is said that time is fleeting. but congress determines just how fleeting it is. regardless, they keep the time here at the u.s. naval

observatory. the constitution grants congress the power to fix the standard of weights and measures. that is why congress approved the first version of daylight saving time during world war i. even lengthened daylight savings time in 2005. but no one likes toddling the clocks twice a year break or accident the majority of the american's people is just to stop the back-and-forth changing for a quick everyone this year unanimously approving a bill to spring forward and permanently mark the country on daylight saving time. >> is our objection question without objection so ordered. >> the bill is stalled in the house. or perhaps the house already pass the bill, this is why time is relevant. >> all of the things that we can observe and measure in the universe, the one we have the least about this time. >> u.s. naval observatory in

washington government establishes time. so this is kind of work time happens. it sort of depends on who you ask the tone eastern daylight time hours 30 minutes too. >> the master clock field also people can hear the time. peterson mobile phones pinning the clock to tell you the time. chris u.s. naval observatory master clock. >> everything that happens is now. >> now is already in the past, just a few seconds ago. we recording this now you can watch it in the future. >> but that future is already. >> in the past regrets regardless we are out of time. will that work for you question requested take very good. thank you. >> thanks guys. have a good night thanks guys. oco. >> we are not really done. time depends on where you are.

that is why a telescope is essentially a time machine. >> we are looking back in time at things that happened to. >> everything as it was. we see the moon as it was. we see the sun as it was eight minutes ago. we see pluto as it was five hours ago. >> location is key to understanding time. >> when you look at einstein's special theory, relativity is a very, very interesting subject. the time that the clock ticks for a person here is going to be perhaps quite different from what time it ticks at somewhere else. >> time dilates an interstellar space, slows down near black holes. yet seemingly accelerates here on earth. >> time of course it passes to fastener at the beach figure actually there is one measure of time everyone can agree on like what constitutes a second which

takes about ten seconds to define progress specifically its 9,192,631,770 hi providing officer relations of the electron and 133. >> the lay person may not even know what that means. and yet we all know precisely what that means. the clock is ticking. and even congress cannot do anything about that. everything that happens is now. but now is already in the past, just a few seconds ago. we are recording this now so you can watch it in the future. but that future is already in the past. and regardless, we are out of time. at the u.s. naval observatory, chad pergram fox news. >> that got deep, how about that? [laughter] i don't know molly, i was pretty

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by the leader of the national black lives matter nonprofit group is accused of stealing more than $10 million in donations. senior national correspondent william has a story. >> of this accusation that black lives matter national foundation has been misusing donor money is now out in the open and it is not coming from the media. but prominent members within the blm is the parent organization, the blm global network

foundation of enriching himself on donations for it according to the lawsuit, this is a case of a rogue administrator a middleman turn usurper is hired to collect donations and account for expenditures of the blm movement. however, after siphoning more than $10 million in fees from blm donors, mr. bowers decided he could not let go of his personal piggy bank. so a year ago bowers and two others took over control of blm after it failed to file financial reports. the lawsuit claims the new executive team began changing passwords of shared social accounts. hired expensive high-powered lawyers and media consultants to bully and harass the organizers. fraudulently raise money from unsuspecting donors and bowers paid $2 million from the global foundation in less than eight months. previously blm had called such

accusations quote right-wing misinformation. this lawsuit however comes from black grassroots members. be a limit raise about $90 million in corporate suits founder call that white guilt money. blm response to the thursday lawsuit quote we face yet again another round of struggle for control of one organization. this time by people who say they love black people and center abolitionist values but whose actions are furthers from our principles. several state attorneys general are investigating blm. with this lawsuit someday we could find out where all of that money was spent. in los angeles, fox news. well, it smells like victory for nirvana after judge tosses a lawsuit over the band's iconic album covers. details next. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein,

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he said it caused lifelong damage. the judge dismissed all charges and said the plaintiff waited too long to take legal action. >> he has like 30 plus now. i cannot believe that. >> i think that album came out in 91. >> more news next from washington. ♪ >> former president donald trump blasting president biden and the fbi had a pennsylvania rally last night and calling for search of mar-a-lago a travesty of justice. welcome to this hour of fox news live i am john scott. trumps request for special master. alexandria is live. >> boosting support for republican candidates. it was the first event held

since the rate of the florida home so he used it as an opportunity to sound off. >> these are very dishonest, sick people. very dishonest people. americans are sick of the lives, and above all, sick of the hypocrisy. >> trump likened the tactics to a third world nation as the justice department continues its investigation into whether he illegally stored documents that mar-a-lago. >> talked about documents not being properly stored yet they go take documents, dump them on the floor, stage a photo shoot and pretend that i had done it like i had put them all over the floor. >> his legal team is waiting to find fl florida judge will appoint a special master in the

case. trumps former attorney general bill barr weighed in on this on friday. >> what people are missing is all the other documents taken, even if they claim to be executive privilege, belong to the government because their government records, even if they are classified, even if they are subject to executive privilege, they still belong to the government. >> if a special master is appointed, it will delay the investigation. john: thank you. let's bring in our political panel. rj harris a talk radio host in david mori a democratic strategist and dmg global ceo. this special master request seems to be dragging on, rj. will it do any good? they don't think it matters at

this point. >> well, what matters is they are able to take this issue and move it along and keep it at the top of the news cycle for how long now? it has been weeks. it is sucking the oxygen out of the room. according to an emerson poll done here in pennsylvania, 45% or more think the economy is number one. abortion was number two on the list out 14%. the economy is up there at the top. this sucks all the oxygen out of the room. i don't think your average american really gives a darn at this point. john: what do you think? do americans give a darn about the radon mar-a-lago? >> they will focus on the economy more than anything. i hate to agree with judge r and

on the national security front, the best interpretation is gross miss judgment. the worst is some bad episode of homeland. 2021, in may of a russian spy on the grounds of mar-a-lago. what could go wrong there. serious stuff here. those stars on the wall of the cia, 139 of them, some of them relate to the top national security breakdowns. this is not democratic, republican, right, left, this is incitement to political violence. president, former president trump said yesterday fully pardoning what you will look at very seriously those have been indicted to the january 6 calls and delivering a formal apology. that is the way you lose a formal general election.

>> and that is what it should be about. come on. why are we in this? when we talk about security breaches, do me to go down the path of hunter biden and hillary and all of that? a conservative talk show host. no. those issues are real. every president takes documents. obama took documents. i wonder what is in their. >> there is a lot of miss truths and there. the election should always be about the economy in the future, but it should always be about of former president that is reaching security. this has to go through the legal process. looks like this judge will grant a special master. this is serious stuff. this pro colludes trump from winning in 2024. >> the goal was to damage trump

so he cannot run for office again. it started before mar-a-lago. >> trump did that damage more than anyone else. >> go ahead, david. a lot of trump supporters think that this very unusual raid on the home of a former president was simply done to poison a political opponent. >> yeah. i understand that. that is a dangerous time. this is the inflection point that we are in right now. one extreme versus another. the one thing we may agree on is the dysfunction of our political system. versus the magic of our private sector. both parties agree, both parties have blame. i think that that is what drives the future issues here. >> go ahead. >> i will close.

>> what about thursday night. are you telling me that that speech was a tremendous speech that really addressed a lot of issues that we have and was designed to bring the country together? a guy bringing the country together. that was very divisive. >> i want to play this from the white house spokeswoman and also the president. listen. >> this is an opportunity for the president to directly have a conversation with the american people. >> the republican party today is driven and intimidated by donald trump and the republicans. that is a threat to this country. >> john pierre said this is not a political speech, david. can you agree with that? >> that was a political speech. that is politics and that is where we are today.

in some ways, trump is moving faster. what joe biden did was define his opponent which is what you do in a campaign. define himself, define the future define a subset of trump supporters who i think of as extreme. who do not believe in rule of law. who believe insight and political talents. nothing was wrong with 9/11. also you win or you were cheated in an election. >> i have not heard any trump supporters say nothing was wrong with 9/11. rj, i will give you the last word. >> no, january 6. >> right. >> the morning after that i condemned all of that. still to this day, those that did what they did there should have been arrested. however, everybody that showed up in washington that day including dog who was nowhere

near the capital with his wife, he went to the rally, key then left and yet everyone that went there that day including relatives of mine are painted as hooligans and that is just not so. millions of americans support trump and are anything but hooligans. now the democrats are saying we are against the constitution. biden is coming out as the law and order president. he wants to back the police? you've got to be kidding me. john: we will leave it there. monday is a holiday but we don't have all weekend for this. good to talk to you. thank you to your both. >> thank you. mike emanuel has exclusive interviews with chairman and new york congressman sean patrick maloney. also tom m. phil murphy coming up right after this hour. keep it right here.

authorities say the airport worker that stole a plane will be charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats after terrifying mississippi residents for five hours yesterday for threatening to crash that plane into a walmart. alexis mcadams has the latest details on this wild story. >> this went on all day yesterday. still developing on this sunday. the suspect worked at the tupelo airport for the last 10 years. he was pretty familiar with where the planes were stored. he took off out of that small airport which only has one runway. >> he has access to these aircraft. he fueled the aircraft. we do know that that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. >> corey patterson who you are looking at now is behind bars charged with grand larceny

making terroristic threats. he threatened to crash that stolen airplane and to the tupelo mississippi walmart on saturday. leading investigators to evacuate that walmart and the nearby convenience store. here is a closer look. it left the entire community worried for their safety. circling at altitudes of 1200 feet according to flight aware.com. people were getting these videos from standing right below it. they did convince patterson to return to the airport but then he said i don't know how to land the airplane. he had been flying around for five hours. he was low on fuel. moments later he was handcuffed and arrested. police say they expect federal charges to soon be filed in the suspect posting a little bit on facebook saying he is sorry to his family but people want to know why this all happened in the first place. >> it came to as good of an end

as i suppose you could hope for. alexis mcadams, thank you. you are looking at live picture of the artemis one mega rocket. they delayed the launch after finding a hydrogen leak in one of the filling tubes. what is next for that on crude mission to the moon. brandi campbell has the latest. >> you will have to wait a while for you want to see the launch. the leak was pretty serious and engineers are getting a lot more time to fix it. josiah and his family were a few of thousands here for the launch. >> i wanted to go to the beach. i wanted to play on the water. i wanted to see the rocket launch. >> set for a trip around the moon. >> this was not a manageable leak. >> engineers could not find a solution while filling the rocket with liquid hydrogen.

>> it was pretty clear that we were not going to be able to work our way through it like we did on monday in terms of the managing of the leak. every time we saw the leak it was a large leak that immediately exceeded our flammability limits. >> charlie blackwell thompson calling for a scrub for the day. >> testing it under cryogenic conditions or move it inside the assembly building from the elements of florida while having that her access to fix it. for now it remains here and the clock frozen. >> the best team to make the best out of it. >> at least we got to go fishing. >> still exciting and still inspiring. >> what do you want to be? >> an astronaut. >> the next best window will open october 17. they will have to hope hurricane season is not in the way by then. i am here in florida, back to you, john. john: thanks.

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john: a race against time for police to find a memphis mother

of two after a man with a disturbing past was arrested in connection with her abduction. now charged with a specially aggravated kidnapping and tampering with evidence. there is a lot more to this story. christina coleman live with the latest. >> we just got a copy of the arrest affidavit. the suspect tried to get away from law enforcement was detained. 38-year-old cleotha abston. they also located the vehicle of interest in this case. a dark-colored suv. as for the victim, eliza fletcher is still missing. she has not been found. last seen early friday morning around 4:20 a.m. she was jogging when she was abducted and forced into the suv. her water bottle and cell phones were found in front of a house owned by the university. fletcher is reportedly a alien air heiress and private teacher.

several witnesses allegedly solve the suspect cleotha abston washing his clothing in a house sink and behaving oddly. witnesses also saw him cleaning the interior of a gmc with floor cleaner. cleotha abston arrested a day after fletcher was reported missing. >> police have worked very quickly on this. probably getting the vehicle and looking at dna that may have been on the card that they have that belongs to him and secondly, the cell phones. look at cell phones now. you can see the last position of where the phones were. >> also, this is not the first time he was accused of kidnapping and forcing a person into a vehicle. twenty-two years ago he was convicted of kidnapping and

aggravated robbery for forcing a prominent memphis criminal attorney and his own vehicle at gunpoint. driving around for several hours enforcing this lawyer to withdraw money at different atms. the victim survived and robbery. to be the motive in that case. now detectives are working to determine a current motive involving cleotha abston and eliza fletcher. >> i think this was probably planned. any evidence that may be in the house that they may have obtained. >> fletcher's loved ones held a vigil praying for her safe return. her family offering a $50,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case. >> we can hope and pray that she is still okay somewhere. thank you so much. >> more on this and rising crime in big cities we are joined by former d.c. homicide detective

and fox news contributor ted williams. a situation like this is so scary. and abduction. the victim disappears come out the suspect cleaning out the vehicle with, you know, cleaning solution, what do you think, are we going to find this young woman, this young mother? >> i hope and pray, john, that this young woman is found alive. i've got to tell you, my heart bleeds when i listen to the facts of this case. but, we should tell young joggers and specifically female joggers, if you are going to jog early in the morning, please jog with someone else. also, don't always jog the same route. change your routes. there are people out here,

unfortunately, that want to harm us. i don't know if this suspect, if she is going to be found alive, i hope she is, but if she is not, i hope this guy is looking at the death penalty. >> i don't think of memphis as being a you know, a terrible and scary place to go jogging early in the morning, but it comes against the backdrop of rising crime all across the nation and especially in the big cities. new york city robberies are up 39.6%. washington, d.c. 17. chicago 19%. los angeles, 18%. your own city of d.c. is on that list. what is going on nationwide, ted >> what is going on, john, we in america, unfortunately, are more concerned about the rights of

criminals than law-abiding citizens. until we reverse that trend, crime will continue to go up. we have to take these criminals and we have to put them behind bars and we have to keep them behind bars. that is not happening now, john, in america. we have prosecutor soft on crime we have judges that left these individuals back in the community. they repeatedly commit crime in our communities. our citizens are deeply concerned and afraid to just move around in their own communities. >> let me show you a couple of headlines from chicago. chicago transit authority riders are getting attacked with violence at a level not seen in a decade. another one from cbs.

crime has women business owners rethinking their futures in chicago. it starts affecting the economy when you have crime numbers like these. >> it absolutely does. chicago is an embarrassment. no reason that criminals should run a foot. the manner in which they are in chicago. law enforcement officers will have to be on handcuffed in chicago. they will have to lock people up there that are committing these crimes in chicago. over the weekend, we have had already about 20 people shot in chicago. at least for died. there is clearly something wrong going on in chicago. >> so more cops? is that the solution? more enforcement? what do you recommend?

>> clearly, there is a need for more cops. most of these major metropolitan cities have lost a lot of police officers because morale is low. they are not allowed to do their job. some of them do not want to put their lives in danger so they go into other fields, other careers, should we say. what we need is more police officers to saturate these communities and get these criminals off the street. >> and you need yay's that will enforce the law. ted williams. it is always good to talk. >> my pleasure. >> major stock averages sliding for the third straight week as the august jobs report shows slowing hiring. we will have more on that coming we will have more on that coming upag. ♪ y boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health.

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>> former president donald trump slamming president biden for his vilification of the movement at last night's pennsylvania rally. inflation remains high and job growth slows across the country. >> on the sunday talk shows, reactions to the presidents speech fell along party lines. they insist it was not political. >> a specific extreme part of the party that has taken over. >> they are in large part in agreement. >> if this was a speech to unify the american people, it had just the opposite effect. >> the white house dubbed the speech as a battle for the soul of the nation. did not mention the inflation act or his announcements to get relief. also absent pennsylvania

nominees for the senate and governor. >> i promise u.s. president i will never put you in the middle of politics or personal vendettas, i will never use the military as a prop. >> former president trump responded. >> joe biden came to philadelphia pennsylvania to give the most vicious hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an american president. vilifying 75 million citizens. he is an enemy of the state. >> expecting more economic and inflation news in the coming days. the result of that goes a long ways towards the elections in november. john: thank you very much. lucas thomason at the white house. for more on this we are joined

by hedge fund founding member and fox news contributor jonathan. good to see you. the august jobs report, we have the figures and i think that we can put them on the screen. the unemployment rate actually went up and the employment, the rate of hiring is slowing in this country. why? >> inflation. the most difficult job in years. it's because of inflation. it is low on an absolute level. inflation fell. fell in the 1970s, 1975-1979. it fell. inflation is up. it is not turning around. the average big company is slowing hiring, john.

turning inflation into a slowing economy into a very difficult economy right here right now. >> the president that famously in july that inflation was at the arrow percent. here is what he had to say about inflation this month. >> the bottom line is jobs are up, wages are up, people are back to work. signs that inflation may be, i am not overpromising, maybe beginning to ease. >> including three maybes, it's hard to accuse him of overpromising, but how do you see that from the white house? >> this is the most difficult environment for markets in 50 years. take a look at stocks, take a look at bonds. how do you invest in long-term? five years, 10 years out when inflation is running at the

highest rate in 50 years and still no real sense from the white house how that will be turned around. no sense of slowing and spending or inflation at all. a very difficult time to be a saver in the current environment. even if this turns out to be the 1980s, investors were still getting mortgages for 12, 13, 14%. no sign that the inflation, that is what is hurting the economy and no sign from the white house at that is turning around anytime soon. >> my first adjustable mortgage was at 13% in 1980. these days, well, i am glad those numbers are in the rearview mirror. the white house put out an official tweet yesterday. president biden's economic plan is working. nearly 10 million jobs added since taking office. manufacturing orders are up. 10 million jobs, yes, but he

neglects to mention that millions of jobs were lost during the pandemic. >> tremendous jobs lost during the pandemic and a tremendous amount of money spent. it comes from exacerbation and terrible types of spending that happened during the pandemic and right after the pandemic. would like to think that inflation is something like toothpaste. you can simply stuff back in the bottle. that is why this economy is so difficult. yes, people are working but they are working jobs that are not paying the bills, not beating inflation. this is a very difficult environment. not just for investors but everyday americans as well. >> more government spending coming down the pike. while that exacerbate the problem? >> yes. biden wants to claim that inflation is slowing, but everything he is doing is just the opposite. the so-called inflation reduction act, that should be

called the inflation increasing act. that is exactly what it is doing. the market is just the best example of it. due to the white house and everything that they are doing. >> wall street is pretty good at interpreting what is about to happen in this economy. good to talk to you. thanks. party leaders in the uk set to announce a new prime minister tomorrow. we will have more on that next.

john: a frightening situation unfolding right now in ukraine. the largest nuclear power plant has lost its last line of power after russian shelling. the plant is using a reserve line to power essential safety

functions to try to prevent a melt down. alex holden has the latest on that. >> this is not the first time that this has happened here. raising international concern of a possible nuclear catastrophe. europe's largest nuclear power plant. experts will stay at the facility to continue to examine the situation. russia's defense ministry claimed it was able to strike ukrainian military sectors as well as the ukrainian government saying it also hit ukrainian civilian structures. the government here warning across the country that attacks are just as real and just as likely in the southern part of the country rockets damaged a family clinic in the center. this is just the latest of several destroyed hospitals in the city. here in the north we visited a town where only 1000 of the roughly 15,000 people stayed during the initial invasion.

the governor of the region telling me that the greatest challenges now trying to rebuild before the temperatures drop. >> winter is near. the cold is near and we must do everything possible to provide our people with appropriate living conditions. >> as far as the counteroffensive here in ukraine, they say that it is more about focusing on the south and trying to wear down russian forces rather than specifically targeting one town. they announced a new counterattack at the start of this week. john. >> so much damage has been done to that country by russian shelling. thank you. >> the united kingdoms new prime minister will be revealed on monday. two months since former prime minister, i should say outgoing prime minister was pushed to resign by his own conservative party. joining me now to discuss director of the heritage

foundation niall lardner. tank you very much for being with us. >> my pleasure, john. >> get used to hearing the name of liz trust. likely to be the new prime minister. >> yes. i think undoubtedly, she has a huge lead in the conservative party contest. a lead of around 30 percentage points who is her chief rival to become the next prime minister. this i think will be the prime minister to be announced tomorrow. she will take office on tuesday. a very strong and robust leader. she is a politician with strong conservative suppose. she is a tax cutter. she believes in reining in government spending. i think she will be exactly what they need at this time.

a very strong leader on the world stage at home and a staunch as well. >> the energy prices as winter comes on in great britain as it is in ukraine, energy prices are the big issue, aren't they? >> the number one issue at the moment. not facing a general election for at least another couple of years. the energy crisis is high on the agenda. soaring prices and soaring inflation in the uk at the moment. fortunately, however, the british are not as dependent on russian energy as the rest of your. the uk really has taken a very different course on the energy front as opposed to most of the european partners. a far stronger position. the situation in europe is absolutely catastrophic in terms of their dependence upon russia.

i expect britton will weather the storm. the uk is expected to be the world leader in confronting latimer putin over the ukraine crisis. it has been a very powerful opponent for putin and i expect that that will continue as she becomes prime minister. >> boris johnson has been very supportive. you do not think that that will change? what about relations with the united states? what shall we expect to see in this country as you expect her to become prime minister? >> i think more assertive in standing up to joe biden. joe biden has been absolutely awful in terms of his dealings with the united kingdom. critical of brexit. he has been, i think, very disruptive in regards to the protocol issue. joe biden has not been a close friend of the united kingdom.

i think liz will be standing up to joe biden on the world stage. we will see stronger british leadership globally. joe biden has been a very weak leader of the free world. she will be a very powerful figure on the international stage. she is going to, i think be more forceful than joe biden has been confronting the chinese threat. so, i think that in this age of diminishing american leadership, we are going to see increasingly robust british leadership on the world stage and that is a very good thing. john: very quickly, joe biden came into office parking has long experience, decades really, of experience on the foreign relations committee. he was going to fix a lot of u.s. interests around the world. you don't think that that has happened with respect to great

britain? >> i think that joe biden has been an absolute disaster on the world stage. an extremely weak leader. he has upset relations with key u.s. fighters. i think that joe biden has been very bad for the special relationship. he has also been somebody of retreat on the international stage. that is not what the world needs today. to have a british prime minister that will be really tough with a lot of resolve, that is a great thing. especially when u.s. leadership is in decline. i do think that joe biden has been catastrophic in terms of american leadership globally at this time, absolutely disastrous, i think, for america standing in the world. >> niall gardner.

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john: thousands of residents of jackson mississippi still

without access to clean tap water after flooding overwhelmed the cities water treatment plant. the damage could take months to repair. charles watson is in jackson with the very latest. >> good afternoon. there is still major concerns about the cities ailing water treatment plant. he is hopeful that residents could see the return of safe and reliable water in a matter of days. >> in terms of having water that will be approved by the department of health, as having tested and, you know, is fit for consumption, i think that it is a matter of days, not weeks. >> businesses like rod street baking company are pivoting while a boil water notice is in effect. an extra $3000 a week on bottled water to keep business going. >> we know exactly what to deal. it is second nature for us.

july 29 was the first day that we were under a boil water notice. >> the jackson water treatment facility getting a first look at the repairs being made. some improvements in terms of increased water pressure and the fullness of tanks. setbacks like an ammonia leak continues to slow the process. the 150,000 plus people that are affected by this crisis will have to rely on water distribution sites some of which are being manned by 100 service members who so far have handed out millions of bottles of water to those in need. >> just like with any military operation you don't know what you will walk into, but you always plan and you show up and do the work and you adjust as conditions change. >> the national guard said they are planning to keep their operation going for at least

three weeks but if the return of safe reliable water is in fact days away, it may not be necessary. >> thank you very much. wildfires once again raging through heat stricken northern california. the mill and mountain fires have spread rapidly over the weekend due to triple digit temperatures, strong wind and very dry temperatures. the male fire alone has forced thousand to evacuate and burnt down buildings. >> in pakistan, monsoons and melting glaciers causing more than 1000 deaths as official scramble to provide assistance to the millions in danger. more than one third of the country is underwater wiping out millions of acres of our land and livestock. this year has been the wettest on record for pakistan since records began in 1961.

hours of heavy rain this morning and northwest georgia left behind major flooding and submerged cars. we are live in somerville georgia. >> we are so very much in this flash flood emergency. we have had a break in the rain. that is given a chance for the floodwater to reseed just a little bit. let me show you how hayek got. this is a swing set in the city park. it has gone down in about the past hour. let me show you another live deal. the floodwater approaching a railroad bridge. some of the sites we are seeing around the community have been water evacuations happening for some homes and businesses. numerous businesses in this small town that have been affected by this. you may hear a tone behind me. that is an alarm for the cities

sewer system. there is now a boil water advisory in effect for this community. there is more rain on the way. as we speak more officials and neighbors are telling me evacuations are continuing. water rescues even though the water has dropped here. all of this going downstream somewhere. we will continue to stay on top of it here with your fox weather team. back to you. >> thank you. that wraps up this hour of fox news live. fox news sunday is next. thank you for joining us. enjoy your labor day weekend. ♪

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