a race against time to find tennessee mother eris was abducted while jogging early friday morning the suspect has done time for a prior kidnapping her conviction. hello, welcome to another hour of "fox news live". i am sean maloney. before i am tom emmer. eric and arthel are off this weekend. the search for 34-year-old eliza fletcher is now in its third d day. police arrested a suspect yesterday but still do not know where he is. former boston police chief said he believes there may be more than one perpetrator.

>> i would suspect there is more than one person involved in this. based on the law enforcement response that i saw that look like they had prepared to engage in more than one suspect at a time. molly: christina pullman as the latest on this case, christina. >> moment we learn disturbing details of investigation newly released desk rest affidavit on the case but here's what we know now. memphis police say the abduction of transport was violent and caught on surveillance video early friday morning for police believe the suspect 34-year-old rust and forced her into a black gmc terrain and there appears to be a struggle. several witnesses including his own brother reported he tried to clean out his suv floor cleaner and wash his clothes in the house sink.

investigators believe cleotha abston was try to clean up blood out of his suv and fletcher was seriously injured in the attack. cleotha abston try to get away from u.s. marshals yesterday found him in his suv. but he was taken into custody. he is now charged with tampering with evidence and what is called especially aggravated kidn kidnapping. fletcher, the missing mother of two is a billionaire heiress in private school teacher pursues jogging near the university of memphis campus when she was attacked and she is still missing. officers say cleotha abston has declined to provide investors with her location. they outwork to pick out a motive for her abduction. >> edited the predatory attack one person is driving down the street or could be something planned and thought out. there are people who are predators who pry on people when they think they have an opportunity to attack someone is weaker than they are. >> also this is not the first time cleotha abston was accused of kidnapping and forcing a

person into a vehicle for 22 years old he was kidnapping and aggravated robbery for forcing a prominent emphasis defense attorneys the trunk was on vehicle at gunpoint been dragging on for several hours and forcing the lawyer to withdraw money at different a atms. that victim survived that attack. now's your eliza fletcher her family and friends held a vigil for herbert there praying for safe return. molly: she is young mother hopeful she does return home safely. thank you. stay for a new reaction by disputes about former president trump and maga republicans. including the former president himself. lucas thomas and his wife at the life at the white house with more. parks washington patty murray was first elected to the u.s. senate 30 years ago. political newcomer tiffany smiley hopes to end that streaker here so the republican candidate in washington had to say about biden speech.

>> i was extremely disappointed. unity is not conformity per think president biden got that really, really mixed up. healthy debate is who we are as a country. i sexual it makes us better. >> a sunday talk shows more candidates part of the speech. orcs republicans and democrats are in large part in agreement. it is the maga movement that is extreme. >> of this was a speech to unify the american people, it had just the opposite effect. >> the white house and dubbed the speech continue to battle for the soul of the nation the press secretary said it was not political many pundits disa disagreed. invited mensch the word divided he did not mention the recently reduction inflation act of the recent announcement stated that really. also absent nominees for the u.s. senate and governor. the commander-in-chief spoke were flanked by two u.s. marines for something he promised not to do while running for office in 2020. outside biden's home the former president responded to biden speech.

>> and 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. >> moore inflation data throughout the coming days. whether inflation gets worse or better will go a long way to determine the outcome of those novembers elections. before lucas thomas in line with the white house, thank you. molly: over president trump condemning president biden and the fbi at the rally last night. calling the search of mar-a-lago a quote travesty of justice. writers white house correspondent jeff mason is standing by with his analysis to come. but first, alexandria hoff has the details from washington. >> over president trump had weighed in on social media. but last i was the first time he publicly gave voice to the rate

at his florida residence. >> mar-a-lago was a travesty of justice. that made a mockery of america's laws, traditions, and principles before the entire world records for president spoke in pennsylvania it was a rally organized to boost support for republican candidates doctor oz and mastery auto. to give trump the opportunity to push back on the justice department investigation into whether he illegally stored national security documents. >> they talk about documents not being properly stored. that they go in and take documents. dump them on the floor. this stage a photo shoot and pretend i had done that. like i had put them all over the floor requested judge eileen cannon is currently weighing whether to up point a special master to review the documents seized pretty previously signaled her intention to grant the trump legal team request for

them the third-party attorney to see if anything taken violate executive privilege. tribes former attorney general bill barth waited on america reports on friday. >> even if they are subject to executive privilege, they still belong to the government and they've already gone to the documents i think it's a waste of time for. >> justice department agrees, arguing a special masters upon it will delay the investigation. before from one the speeches by president biden former president trump, and the fbi search of mar-a-lago plus bring in jeff mason thank you for joining us this weekend. you'd spoken to the white house press secretary just about that. asked if this was going to be a political speech, here's what she said. x know it is not a political speech for this is an opportunity again for the present to directly have a conversation with the american people. look, he is going to talk about the importance of engagement.

people talk about voter participation. it's a broader subject about this moment that we are in. christ death benefit of hindsight, how would you evaluate that review should give you a couple days ago? >> thanks rich, that was the day of the speech a few hours before the speech when i asked that question. when she gave that response i think two things but one, the white house generally does not see it as political to call off debts to democracy. that's their view that the issues articulating. the counter argument is within the first few minutes named his opponent and future opponent criticized both him and his supporters. i think it is a tough argument for the white house to make to say that it is not political. think it would be probably easier for the white house to simply say sure it is political to biggest political issue of our time the president is taking

it on. you argue that it's not political at all i think that is tough. >> you think it muddled the message a little you mention a question at the top there some moments in the speech there were a few mentions of some of the agenda the president democrats had managed to pass. there were some other things in here that made it sound a little more like a political speech beyond a criticism of the former president. was there a way to do this more targeted? and separately just also ties into it, when democrats are finding far right challengers in primaries, is that model this as well? >> is not for me too say whether it models it. i do think in general there may have been a different way to approach her, sure. this is the approach they chose. he absolutely did, you are spot on the say the president mentioned some of his accomplishments and some of his agenda and that speech.

which i president is allowed to do. he is going into camping season for the president's going to be on the campaign trail just like the former president was out on the campaign trail rather this weekend. but to say broadly that it is not political, is tricky. but that said i do think joe biden genuinely sees this as a threat to democracy, the former president as a threat to democracy and that's when he gave the speech. rich: do you think we'll see more of this in the white house? is this going to be part of this tragic strategy moving forward as we get into the midterm elections and then beyond that? >> i don't think they're going to walk away from this. so yes i think this is something you will continue to see and speeches when the president is on the campaign trail and off it. it is an issue they certainly care about deeply. and whether it is good for joe biden or bad for joe biden,

former president trump was still a huge part of the conversation for many reasons including what happened in mar-a-lago. the fact is putting a big role in the midterms and going out and campaigning for people he has endorsed her. rich: spieth give mar-a-lago the white house is done a great job from trying to distance itself from the raid save the department of justice is independent this is a d.o.j. raid. do you expect the white house to continue to stay away from it? even though they may have a political issue here with classified documents according to the fbi and making a political argument in benchley against the former president? >> i do think they will stay away, rich. it is good to context to remember that towards the beginning of his administration, they were people on the left, progressive and other democrats who were frustrated the d.o.j. was not doing more to prosecute

or investigate president trump. and at that time investment or former president trump, that time the white house also said not our issue. it is a separate department we are going to keep our distance. now, more than a year end a half in we see what the department of justice is doing for their sync arms length this is a d.o.j. issue i think i'll stick with that message. before you think that will take other democrats others and running in the house and senate? >> i don't think they allow or doesn't allow something when it comes to that other democrats choose to talk about in their own time of their own campaign speeches. it certainly is in the political arena. so it is an issue. i don't think you'll hear what we might want to see in terms of satisfying response as the white house about it from the briefing room. before jeff mason, thanks very

much. thank you. if i police in mississippi arresting a student pilot they say stole a plane and threatened to crush it into a walmart. twenty-nine young cory patterson is facing charges of grand larceny and making terroristic threats. police say they expect the federal government to press more charges. alexis mcadams has more, alexis. >> hi molly police tells patterson work at the tupelo regional airport for the last ten years he's familiar with the planes are stored to rent saturday morning investigators that he stole a plague, take it off right out of that small airport that only has one ru runway. alignment from two polio which means he feels the aircraft. we do know that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. >> 29 young cory patterson now behind bars. this comes after police say he threatened to crash that stolen airplane into the tupelo, mississippi walmart and senate

which led to a >> with the store in a nearby convenience store near that walmart here to look at that stolen beechcraft airplane. and you can see if there that is the king air sea 90 plane which left the entire community work for their safety. the plane was actually flying pretty erratically circling altitudes around 1200 feet. soon negotiators said they did convince patterson to return back to the airport but he did not win or how to really lend that plane. by that point the plaintiff employing for so long, it was low on fuel but eventually landing in that field. and surprisingly he was not injured. moments later he was handcuffed and arrested. >> this is more likely a crime of opportunity. been charged with grand larceny in making terroristic threats. we do anticipate that the federal government will proceed with federal charges in the very near future. becca patterson still in

custody. no word on motive for all disparate investigators tells while he was in the entry actually posted to facebook. in that post which was later deleted he wrote i am sorry everyone, i never actually wanted to hurt anyone. i burn who was below and saw that plane circled for five hours or more wondered what was going to happen next free thankfully he did not go near that walmart pretty. >> good it ended the way it did. alexis mcadams, thank you very much for all those details appreciated. rich: thousands of mississippi capitol are still without clean drinking water. nearly a week after flooding damage jackson water treatment system, and now some are saying president biden could be doing more to help. what could he do customers ask ' business is to be businessman and talkshow host. that is coming uyonep next. because it works... and so do i. ♪ hydration beyond the hype. ♪

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him for roughly people are still there drinking water in mississippi after flooding water severely damage the water system state capitol. charles watson with more on relief efforts jackson atlanta there still remain concerned by the water treatment. hopefully residents could see the return of today for reliable water in a matter of days.

haven't water that will be approved by the department of having tested and you know is safe for consumption. i think we are a matter of days, weeks away from the apartments until that becomes reality, businesses like broad street baking company are pivoting while boil water notice is in effect through their spending up to $3000 a week on bottled water to keep business going. >> we know exactly what to do it second nature to us for this past what we've been over 30 days july 29 was the first day we were under boil water notice progress on friday, fema administrator jordan jackson's troubled water treatment facility to get a firsthand look at the repairs being made. state officials tell us the plan to seen some improvement in terms of water pressure in the fullness and expert however setbacks like recently discovered ammonia leak continue to slow the process. in the meantime, the one here

50000 plus people who were affected by this crisis will have to rely on water distribution sites. 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. >> like with any military operates and 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. >> missed a beat national guard is planning to keep their operation go in here for at least three weeks. but if the return of safe and reliable drinking water is days away as they may have your premix, it may not be necessary, rich. rich: charles watson, charles thank you. to fight the crisis in jackson the sun asking president biden will come through on promises to fix daily infrastructure like water plants in mississippi. let's bring in mississippi entrepreneur and also the host of mid days with gerard on super talk mississippi media.

it is worth noting for our viewers you are a jackson guy born and raised. you have some real intimate knowledge of this area. there have been number of heartbreaking high-profile infrastructure stories in recent years. many of the peak minority communities really hard. president biden is traveling all over the country. he's been touting this 1 trillion-dollar infrastructure package which passed last november. a lot of focus on water water projects. he has been promising to help disadvantaged communities. do you see this as an opportunity for the president? >> hey molly, thanks much for having me. well i do. let's all point out that the president enacted the american rescue plan in march of 2021. one of the first really big pieces of legislation he set forth. that also allocated funding directly to municipalities and

counties. it was very restrictive in that most of that money actually had to be used for infrastructure. also money was sent as part of the american rescue plan directly to the states for the state of mississippi received $1.8 billion. our legislature this past session actually authorize a program, a grant program whereby the state would match funds invested by municipalities and counties for water infrastructure. the department of environmental quality was authorized by the legislature to administer that program. it requires the local jurisdictions to submit plans. the deq would evaluate those plans and then authorize the funding. that just opened up september 1, the window to receive those plans extends through sept september 30. i am not quite sure if this city of jackson has submitted their plan or not forgiven the crisis situation what's up there really first in the queue.

she kind of nailed something it happens frequency. big numbers, big promises, big numbers in the government how does it actually get spent? who is really in charge? there's a headlight and political this is jackson's water emergency exposes a dilemma for biden. here's a quote. for biden who is made helping those types in disadvantaged communities a priority, stearic miter state governments reluctant to seize control to the federal government presents a major hurdle. according to advocates mississippi officials, the federal government is going to have to figure out ways to bypass these republican-controlled governors and legislatures to get money in the hands of cities which are going to be the democratic party stronghold. that's codirector of the cooperation jackson and environmental climate change organization in jackson. what do you make of that implication that this blue minority democrat heavy city is been neglected by red state gop leaders. and that is part of the

challenge for the biden administration. do you think there's any truth to that? >> i don't. let's first just reflect on what we just discussed. our legislature saw fit to carve out 450 million of the states 1.8 billion of american rescue plan funds received, carved out specifically to assist cities and counties and matching monies with the cities and counties. in fact the city of jackson, the county in which the city is located received a combined 86 -- $87 million. when you combine that with the states and matching figures to put you up to about $174 million of which half comes from the state. so i'm not sure why they would make such an assertion. we do not see this as a republican or democrat issue or a black or white issue. these are our fellow mississippians. we care for them. we are disturbed by the problems they are experiencing in this

series problem of water. we should also point out that even though our mayor has said recent floods in the high range we have experience in central mississippi contributed to this problem. certainly did contribute to it but this has been building for decades and decades but a lot of that is because of sheer neglect of the facility. for example the main water treatment plant that services jackson used to have 12 class a water operators full-time staff that that facility to cover the workload on a seven -- 24 basis. it only has two. the epa cited the city of jackson for being understaffed. chronically understaffed going back to 2020, twice in 2020 most recently came back and said the epa did said we cannot see any effort on the part of the city to rectify this problem. napping is an issue it should also be pointed out the city has serious issues with its billing system, some believe as much is

$100 million of unpaid water bills are outstanding. the city really does not have effective and reliable systems to produce bills to collect money. he really cannot run a railroad that way. the city's auditors a third-party private public accounting firm, shows in their most recent report the city does not even collect enough money from its water customers to cover its expenses. it had to brace a great point in the mirror and spoken about the same in 30 years accumulated challenges. and as much as it seems like the media is trying to put the state government against the local city government, that sort of thing the governor and the mayor stood up together and talked about, what would they call it, operational unity. do you see that is the key to solving this problem? the working together state government, city government fighting the money to get this done. not necessarily on the back of taxpayers which you mentioned there's a lot of outstanding bills. >> rights. i do. let's be clear.

this is obviously a fine line when your tongue what political jurisdictions and political authority and control. got cities that exist within the city. those are independent entities. those cities create their own budgets. they hire and fire. they operate, they make the policies that operate the city. when you sign up to be a mayor of course, you are essentially the chief executive of that c city. you are responsible directly for the organizational units that deliver those services to the citizens, the police, the fire, public works, water, recreation et cetera. you are the chief executive of that. while it is certainly true these problems have been festering for quite some time, when you run for this kind of office you've got to accept you are inheriting those issues. and the people put you in office to solve those problems. alright thank you so much for your intimate insight into what's going on in that community. we really appreciate on this labor day weekend, thank you.

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around the u.s. my grandpa's revenue city earlier today release 44 migrants were on board. many of them children. they cut off city officials greeted them with aches and blankets. in norfolk, virginia two people are dead, five wounded after off-campus shooting from old dominion university many have returned from the school year. police say the shots rang out following a fight in a nearby house party. no arrests have been made. in her sixth committee has withdrawn fiber a subpoena the cover sales force which the messaging radicalized wrote trumpet rioters. bottom line is jobs are up, wages rep, people are back to work. inflation may be beginning to ease or express them by an

optimistic after the latest jobs report. inflation is 8.5% year-over-year. wages have only gone up an average of five-point to percent and that same. wall street journal op-ed suggests president biden and federal reserve chair jerome powell art odds on inflation. quote the biden administration intellectual inconsistency borders on cynicism. the cost of its student loan forgiveness program will wipe out any projected deficit reduction from the inflation reduction act. but while the fiscal authorities congratulate themselves on their spending blowout, mr. powell warned of a tough road ahead. let's bring in the wall street journal. thank you for joining us this afternoon. the fed is doing its best to try to control inflation here. but monetary policy could only go so far went to fiscal policy back into the economy. how much of an effective expect this loan forgiveness program to have on inflation? or do you think will be fairly

muted? >> i think if you look for problem with the loan forgiveness program it's not so much inflation right now. it does not solve the student debt problem. in fact, the incentives in this loan forgiveness program, give up borrowers even more incentive to go out and take out more loans. and encouraged to take out more loans. flexion also. we are the signs of improvement. at the total reserve there's still a long way to go tackle that problem. before as the fed said that's a long way to go. how aggressively here and keeping the federal reserve moves? there at the points the progress

they've made over the last few months know there's a lot more to go that is in a tricky place right now. we have seen some fines after a huge run up in inflation and the last year. we have seen some signs in the months of july and august is cooling off a little bit. gasoline prices have come down. if you look at airfares, you look at retailers discounting we are seeing some signs it is improving. the fed i think risks, they are still fighting this war. there is a risk they keep pushing interest rates up so aggressively that they tackle the inflation problem but they also push the economy into a recession at the same time. i think the next few months are a really delicate time for the economy. for the political economy too. because obviously the elections coming up, a lot is going to hang on how people think how the inflation outlook is changing. and the markets are also hanging on the inflation story.

i think everything right now is what happens to prices of the next few months. before you mention energy. there's a story that g7 is considering putting price caps on russian oil. the administration, place of support for that. how likely is it that controls energy prices? and does the g7 have a lever treatment do this? >> you know, we have seen with a lot of these sanctions programs the government has done in the past. articulate this sanctions program. there is a lot of linkage. back in march we thought we were shutting down the russian economy. shutting them off from global finance. but it turns out that our economy is held out all right. they produce commodities that the world needs. most particularly oil and natural gas. it is going to be hard to completely shut the russians often. and frankly the united states government does not want to shut the russians off because we need their oil on global markets to

prevent prices from going back up again. i think this scheme they have got to cap russia prices will have some effect. russian oil is already selling at a discount on global markets. but they are bringing in a lot of money because overall prices are higher. so i think it is eight muted affect. i think the other really important game going on right now isn't natural gas. the united states is actually a big record amounts of natural gas liquid natural gas into the european. natural gas that they run the risk of shooting themselves in the foot. they are cutting the europeans off and in turn are turning to americans for natural gas. we'll have a big trade a in the next few months two. in that raise prices here for natural gas bursts of supply has

been rising a lot the price being cut off from supplies coming from russia. this been an increase in no front brake that can contribute to the inflation story in the second half of the year two. cuts back on energy this business of republicans on this administration energy policy. as it comes to fossil fuels your paper had out today timothy and energy reporter saying the biden administration is fewer acres for drilling offshore. in any other administration in its early stages since the second world war. how much is this administration played into the run up here? or compare that to what the global situation is and how much global events have affected gas prices.

complicated and oil production is rising too. some of the leases are more of a long-term story. but the administration has done something you could call puzzling saudi arabia to try to improve relations. presumably with the idea of getting this out is to popcorn. they are now talking with opec about cutting production. you have to wonder what was behind that whole trip and what benefits it recorded. but i do think one of the surprises on the energy front was the u.s. is producing. because europe is desperate for energy supplies that are turning to the united states on natural gas. and some oil production is rising too. support jon the wall street journal thanks for joining us. >> sure thing. molly: the war in ukraine now in its seventh month. the fighting is intensifying in two different fronts fears grow

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we are less than 18 hours by providing who the news british minister. boris johnson stepped out after number of scrap. it's coming down. trust serves as secretary of state for foreign commonwealth and developmental affairs. led the charge to remove johnson is a former chief secretary of the treasury. if i fighting is intensifying as a war in ukraine stretches into its seventh month for ukraine is looking to exploit russian weaknesses in the south and moscow is signaling at might reinforce its troops in the east to renew its installed campaign. alex hogan is falling all of this from kyiv, ukraine.

to you, alex. >> hi molly. zelenskyy tonight addressing the country in solidarity with residents after increased attacks over the weekend. and russia, on the other hand celebrate direct targets of ammunition hubs across ukraine. also getting the northeastern city fire ripped to the area, firefighters put out the flames and search for survivors. early this morning, in the southern city proper slope of family clinic in the center of town. this is just the latest of several hospitals in that city that have been blown up since the start of the invasion. ox visited the town which is an hour outside of the capitol he's quickly fixing the damage ahead of the winter months as many of the residents have now returned to only find rubble where their homes once stood. >> we hope for the best prepare

for the worst. we are ready to meet them and we are ready to defend. >> as far as ukraine's counteroffensive, ukraine military said it is focusing on wearing out russian forces on the south rather than focusing on specific areas. the military also reported that it is focusing on ground lines of communication for russian forces. now, over the weekend we also saw increased attacks on the zaporizhzia nuclear power plants. it was not fully knocked off over the grid because there was one reserved line it was able to tap into. but still, molly, a lot of concern. especially going into yet another week of nuclear con concerns. molly: concerns about the colder weather to come in the months ahead. alex hogan from kyiv, ukraine thank you. rich: their updates on to murder mysteries that made national headlines. delays on both of those cases,re mnext we got this, babe. that means that your dreams are ours too.

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questions about murder mysteries from the contribute senior correspondent laura engel has the latest. recent text exchange between pot casters and a jailed man who is believed to have two teenage

girls found dead in indiana and a close friend of a philadelphia teacher whose death was first ruled a homicide. then suicide talks with fox about how it all does not add up. it is a case that its path of the family and friends of alan greenberg for years. the 27 old philadelphia teacher was found dead in her apartment and 2011 by her fiancé who claimed an 8911 call that she had stabbed herself. greenberg had at least 20 stab wounds, half of them on her back with a large wound at the base of her skull. the initial manner of death was ruled a homicide. but then, was revised to a suicide. something greenberg's parents have been fighting to have changed to either undecided or homicide. and if it was murder to have someone charge. greenberg's close friend erica hamilton told fox news digital there is no way her friend stabbed herself saying they too had talked about greenberg being anxious and seeing a counselor.

but that she never threatened self-harm. the local das office has assigned an investigator and a prosecutor to conduct an independent investigation. a new twist surrounding a child child pornography suspect who could possibly have ties to the case involving two best friends, 13 europe abigail williams and 14-year-old liberty german who were found murdered in 2017. 28-year-old kagan klein has not been named a suspect in the case has been behind bars for two years. facing at least 30 counts of child pornography. indiana state police recently spoke with him in jail and shortly after his visit with state investigators divers with the state police were spotted searching a river near his home in peru, indiana. a spokesperson confirmed the divers work with state police. but would not say if it was connected to the case. i'm kevin greenlee of the murder podcast text with client for several days last week asking for a comments on the new

developments. and read the text exchange on their show thursday in which client repeatedly asked for money to be interviewed. which they say illustrates they believe client is more interested in making money than setting the record straight. client has reportedly asked others of fort money in exchange for an interview pretty also complained to these a pot casters that is having a hard time in jail and was hungry. in new york, or engel fox news. >> the foo fighters are performing saturday night for the first time since drummer taylor hawkins a tragic desperate will show you their emotional tribute when we re return. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna.

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