♪ >> there you go, jacksonville, florida, nicer there in terms of weather. thanks to everyone for making this possible at the super bowl. >> see you tomorrow. >> bill: great show. good morning, everybody. american skies under siege. everybody asking what is going on up there? the u.s. military shooting down three unidentified object in the span of three days. president biden has yet to say a word about it. since friday fighter jets taking out objects over alaska, canada and michigan. the white house under growing pressure to explain why. will that explanation come today? we wait for that. it all follows the downed chinese spy flight. much more on the story throughout the next two hours.

first there is this. >> going to throw it as far as his arm can take it. well short. the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii! >> bill: stunning finish to this game. the league wins again. super bowl lvii, kansas city chiefs defeat the philadelphia eagles in what turned out to be an absolute stunner of a game here in glendale, arizona. good morning. split show today for the next two days, in fact. i'm bill hemmer. hello partner back in new york. >> dana: i have know it's early there. we're glad you are here and went to the game. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." that must have been amazing to see at the end because it was so close. i almost went to bed but then it was tied. i can't go to bed. i have to stay up. i'm glad i did. >> bill: can't afford to miss it, right?

i know your favorite commercial. we'll show it later in the broadcast. dana, two moments i want to take our audience to last night. a lot of people talking about two things. interference call toward the and of the game at the two minute mark called against the eagles. we can debate whether it was the right call or how it changed the outcome of the game. i can tell you, dana, chiefs in all likelihood would have still gotten the field goal. the controversy. would the eagles have given enough time to come back and score again? the defensive back guarding on that play said i tugged him. i thought i would goth away with it. it was the right call. kudos to him for saying that. patrick mahomes, roll the video. this guy showed nothing but guts. he contributed to the reputation he has as an outstanding player because right before halftime that's the high ankle sprain that the whole league has been watching for the past month. he fought through it and led the

kansas city chiefs to their second super bowl victory in four years. as a bengal fan, dana, it pains me to say that and be here. congratulations to kansas city. this was a battle well won here in arizona last night. more coming up in the game momentarily here in arizona. >> dana: also big news in the sky. watch here. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want answers. they are not -- they are demanding president biden break his silence. the military intercepted fly objects. on the heels of the chinese spy craft shot down off the coast of south carolina what's going on? chief national security correspondent has more from the pentagon. >> well, most americans were watching the super bowl we were getting briefed by norad.

u.s. officials who i spoke to who could not say for certain what these objects were but said the reason they were shot down is they were flying much lower than the chinese spy balloon and could have threatened civilian aircraft. >> i believe this is the first time within united states or america airspace that norad has taken action against an airborne object. >> they were about the size of a car as opposed to three buses. they didn't have a steering mechanism. the chinese spy balloon flew at 66,000 feet. these flew closer to 20,000 feet and seemed to be carried by the jetstream. one was shot down over alaska. it hasn't been recovered. another over western canada and third that first popped up on radar systems over montana not far from the air base there. it reappeared in michigan and was shot down by an f-16 over

lake huron. asked whether these were weather balloons the head of norad could not rule that in or out. >> are they weather balloons? >> i won't categorize them as balloons. we call them objects for a reason. i can't say how they stay aloft. it could be a gaseous type of balloon inside a structure or some type of propulsion system. >> the u.s. war planes sent to get these objects that floated into u.s. airspace were flying too past to make a positive identification. the reason u.s. radar systems are picking up these objects the u.s. homeland defense adjusted the radar widening the aperture. >> we have adjusted some of those gates to give us better fidelity on seeing smaller objects and you can filter out by altitude. with some adjustments we've been

able to get a better categorization of radar tracks now and why you are seeing these overall. a heightened alert to look for this information. >> the chinese government put out a statement saying that the u.s. has flown high altitude balloons over china ten times. at least ten times since the start of 2022. national security spokesman at the white house has denied that and says it is patently untrue. >> dana: thanks for being with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> bill: these bipartisan calls for president biden to finally say something and give americans answers on these aerial objects. >> i have real concerns about why the administration is not being more forthcoming with everything it knows. >> the biden add min is sits to proverb us.

>> the military plan needs to determine the dangers that go with it and what's out there. >> i believe the american people are owed an explanation. if they are serious enough for us to send out fighter jets to shoot down it is okay for the american people to know who is behind this. >> bill: john ratcliffe former director of national intelligence. thank you for your time. you have been on the other side of this previously in the administration with donald trump. what would explain why we know so little? why they are telling us so little so far? >> i think you have to look at this in the big picture, bill. i think they are still analyzing what we'll call objects numbers 2, 3 and 4. but what we're getting is a clear picture that one of these is not like the other. so it goes back to this may be a simple overreaction to an underreaction. so we know the first object was a spy balloon. it was 200 feet high, had a

payload bay and surveillance bay. we've been told the numbers 2, 3 and 4 have none of those things and are maybe as little as 1/10 the size, not maneuverable, drifting with the wind. bill, the other thing is the excuses we were told why number one, the chinese spy balloon couldn't be shot down have drifted away with 2, 3 and 4. we can't shoot it down over alaska. the second object was. couldn't be shot down over land or continental u.s. and that went away with numbers 3 and 4. it goes back to one of these is not like the other. the first one was badly mismanaged. i think some of this the biden administration is scrambling and don't have an explanation or aren't giving explanations for what they are doing with different objects numbers 2, 3 and 4. >> bill: so what i hear from

that answer is they don't know yet and putting this together. michael mccaul has a different explanation. here he is from sunday. >> these spy balloons have great capability to gather and collect intelligence. the imagery they can capture and other intelligence data i can't be specific about can captured and transmitted. they have control over these balloons. it was an act of espionage in plain view of the american people. >> bill: that last point this is espionage in plain sight. is that a case? >> he is absolutely right. absolutely right about the first instance. a dedicated flight path over our most tensetive military and nuclear sites and critical infrastructure. p respect to the chinese spy balloon. nor add commander says 2, 3 and

4 they aren't characterizing them as balloons or chinese or spy balloons. they say they are drifting slowly. they have different characteristics. we simply don't know. the point is this. people are filling in the blanks and speculating because the biden administration is not addressing this or being transparent or giving good explanations for what is going on here. i think that's a huge misstep and disservice to the american people who shouldn't be having to speculate about this. our lawmakers should be getting apprised by the intelligence community and the military community. >> bill: i have 30 seconds left here. i agree with everything you just said there. the weekend serves as a distraction for millions of americans. so the game that was played here. it is monday. would you expect to give us -- them to give us an explanation today in full? >> yes, absolutely.

i think they -- you know, think about it this way, bill. with respect to items -- objects 2, 3 and 4 if these were aircraft that went down with potential survivors or passengers they would be there and find a way to be there and collect the information. so to say that we haven't been able to recover everything or get to it. we don't have much information is really just buying time to try to explain. they have to give the explanations and they have to give them quickly. people have -- they've run out of rope on this. i this i the thing to keep in mind at the end of the day what we do know is that china is the threat that many of us have been saying for years. don't lose sight of the first episode which was a dedicated spy mission successful for china and national security failure for the united states. >> bill: john ratcliffe, thank you for your time. former head of the dni. we await those answers today with baited breath.

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156,000 migrants last month. 70% were single adults. overall number is down from december, typical for winter. but also up from a year ago and on pace for another record fiscal year with more than 870,000 encounters just since october 1st. >> we have it on one device with no access to anything else. so many people get their information that way, whether we like it or not it's a tool for disseminating important information and that's how we use it. we're always evaluating. we want to make sure we're protecting data in michigan. >> bill: democratic governor out of michigan defending her use of tiktok despite heightened security concerns and despite the fact the app is already banned from congressional lawmakers devices in multiple states and continues to grow in terms of banning it.

kellyanne conway is here. former senior counselor to president trump and kudos to her for waking up early and showing up the morning after her beloved eagles lost the big game. big guts. how are you? >> i'm good. >> bill: rules for thee again right? >> classic gretchen whitmer. she is not listening to other democratic governors like the governors of wisconsin and north carolina who have banned tiktok on government devices and tony evers in wisconsin very clearly said in the age of digital privacy we're very concerned about the technology infrastructure, security and privacy that tiktok, the threat it presents and over in north carolina democratic governor roy cooper said we've already identified cybersecurity threats in north carolina and why we're moving to ban tiktok. tapper said that we have to have congress do more and tell

parents and warn teens. gretchen whitmer reverted to form. she have is an attention seeker. >> bill: the boat scene during covid when her husband got on and no one was asked to touch it. listen how chuck schumer commented on tiktok. >> i think this administration is strong and tough on china but mindful of the fact we can't stop talking to them. >> banning tiktok? >> it is something that should be looked at. there are some people in the commerce committee looking into that right now. we'll see where they come out. >> bill: the reason why this is so important is because it's reflected in a parallel story with this chinese spy flight. >> that's right. we still don't have all the information and transparency we deserve about the objects in the sky that people are rightly concerned about. also i just wish the majority leader schumer and other democrats who talk about all the other reasons to contain china, the greatest geopolitical

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and no malarkey. he thinks he is doing great. there is a spring in his step. he feels he outwith ited the witted republicans. the polls say 45% say he does -- >> the fox news poll, they don't find him to be honest or ready for the job. party leaders in washington, d.c. and many of the donors are now supporting joe biden with a spring in their step and enthusiasm. the voters are not. the opposite for donald trump, the only announced candidate. donors will never accept him and the voters will. others will run, too. they both will have challenges within their party. they won't have a clear shot perhaps. there will be a third party independent candidate that will mix up the field. but the biden people are smart

enough to be reading the polls and understand they aren't giving the people what they want. the worst thing joe biden did was losing an opportunity to talk to 100 million people on fox news. he will reach out to the same people he insults. >> bill: we have to go but i was you a year ago in los angeles. i was sitting here coming off a super bowl loss. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. it felt like an eagles home game behind us and clearly mostly eagles fans. we got into the head of the kicker. the eagles defense didn't touch mahomes all night and what mahomes did in the second half was remarkable. four straight scoring drives. what hurts did was incredible. we came up a little short. andy reid got the super bowl ring. so proud of the birds. they are the most loyal

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of south carolina. bad weather forced a pause over the weekend. 1 of 4 recovery operations across the u.s. and canada. bryan llenas is in myrtle beach, south carolina. what are you finding today? >> good morning. it appears that operations are up and running again. behind me is where the navy has been off shoreing things to the debris field off the coast of myrtle beach. the weather has cleared up today and expected to be good for the majority of the week. we have a live look now at some of these inflatable boats before being loaded up and dealt with now. the spy craft -- the search for it -- was temporarily suspended over the weekend because of bad wets. the first of now four ongoing recovery operations following the shoot down of three unidentified objects over the weekend. here the navy knows what it is looking for.

defense officials knew it was a chinese high altitude spy craft and knew the equipment on board. air ship is the size of a regional jet. larger than the objects shot over alaska. defense officials reiterated why they did not shoot down this china spy air ship immediately like they did these other three unidentified objects. >> in the case of the balloon it was flying at an altitude that did not pose a threat to civilian aviation. and so that was part of the criteria for bringing it down over the water when we could safely do so in addition to its enormous size. it was 200 feet tall. payload the size of three school buses. >> still congressional members are questioning why the spy craft was allowed to fly over sensitive u.s. sites for a week. >> we're now shooting these down left and right and what are the

criteria? it can't be that it is possibly going to interfere with civilian aircraft. that just isn't sufficient and doesn't make sense. >> we're told this recovery weeks.ion could take up to two dana. >> dana: thank you for that. let's bring in general jack keane fox news senior strategic analyst. i've been looking forward to this interview. react to the pentagon briefing yesterday. here is a snippet of what was said. >> are they weather balloons? >> i won't categorize them as balloons. we call them objects for a reason. i believe this is the first time within the united states or america airspace that norad or the united states northern command has taken kinetic action against an airborne object. >> dana: do we have any idea what these things are? and what does it mean that we increased our ability to look at radar? does that mean we've been missing some of this for a long time? >> i think it does mean that.

one of the positive things that is coming out of this certainly is the fact that listen, we did detect the first spy balloon. it left china around the 21st of january and entered u.s. airspace 28th. somewhere we picked it up and tracked it the whole time. based on that, we went back and i think this is a good thing the government did. went back and said what do we know about chinese fleet balloon strategy and we uncovered several balloons we did not detect. so now we're doing an autopsy on that trying to figure out why that is. do we have to adjust the radar parameters to pick it up. we made adjustments to pick up these balloons, the second, third and fourth one flying at different altitudes. that's a positive thing. what has happened here we made policy changes here. in the first instance it took us 3 or 4 days before we told the

president the spy balloon was over the united states. the second third and fourth we told him almost immediately. in the first case, we waited a whole week before we shot it down. second, third and fourth cases we shot down within hours and it didn't appear to be a threat that the first one was to the united states and we're claiming the reason we did that was because of the danger to civilian aircraft. we're used to rerouting civilian aircraft in the united states for all sorts of reasons. it begs the question about that. so listen, i think what really is going on here, dana, we need an explanation from the president. this is historic what has taken place here. eisenhower was in office when norad was formed in 1958. from every president up to the current one, not a single president has ever had to defend america's airspace. president biden has done this

four times, three times for america, one time for canada. he has taken hostile action to defend our airspace. we have yet to get an explanation in detail from him and the defense department in terms of what has taken place. prime minister trudeau went on the air with his defense officials immediately after the aircraft was taken down over his country and told his people what he knew. the american people deserve, really, to get facts. i get it. we don't have all the answers. we may have had some miscalculations and judgment calls that we would do things differently. i don't think for a minute that we would ever permit a chinese spy balloon to fly across america again. we'd shoot it down before it got into our airspace. let's tell the american people that if that's what we've learned. they are adults and can handle this kind of information and handle the fact we don't have all the answers. let's talk to the american

people. >> dana: sir, i could have you on all hour. i think there is so much to discuss here. we'll see if the white house talks about it today. we might not have any of the answers and it would be okay to say that within a vacuum that means that everybody gets to come up with their own theories. we had some this morning. i won't share them here because i don't know, either. i'm curious. general jack keane, thank you. >> great talking to you, dana. have a wonderful week. >> bill: that's a miracle in the rubble. a 4-year-old girl, wow. a week after two powerful earthquakes rocking turkey and northern syria. she is alive. the search for more survivors continues. the window narrowing by the day to find anyone alive. a staggering amount of lives lost. greg palkot is live in southern turkey with the latest on this

monday there today. greg, hello. >> hello, bill. we're in the turkish port city. as bad as we have seen in the past week. it is a week since the earthquakes here and the mood is changing. we were at a couple of excavation sites. it is more and more a grim recovery. bodies being taken away. we saw scenes of destruction. folks facing the same kind of challenges elsewhere in the region. quite strong, they need shelter, food, water, power, heating, you name it. the death toll mounting now over 35,000. the injured multiples of that. but some of the injured, including in this town, are being cared for. take a look at what we saw.

the damage to the main hospital in this city was so bad they had to move medical activities here to a high school across the way. now with the help of indian military and aid, one week on these guys are very, very busy. first day saw immediate injuries from the quacks. now it's secondary injuries, he got breathe with the dust. she is shaken up. a doctor is coping. >> have you ever seen anything this bad in your experience as a doctor? >> this is too bad, you know, but we manage. we manage. >> after a week of struggle the patients are brave. >> we're doing all we can. we can be strong. >> we can be strong the man said. they are strong but they need help. back to you, bill.

>> bill: wow. 35,000. think about that, greg, wow, what a stunning number. greg palkot. great work to you and your team under very difficult conditions. dana, it's hard to 4th of july alm. >> dana: law enforcement sources are sharing this video from a drone helping migrants cross into the united states. there is this. >> got it! >> dana: kansas city chiefs with a dramatic second half comeback to win their second super bowl in four years. clay travis joins our coverage next. they're banking, with bank of america. see cousin jimmy over there? his girlfriend just caught the bouquet so... he might need a little more help saving.

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>> i think philadelphia is too big and strong. i think for that reason they win this game. >> 24-20 chiefs. patrick mahomes is mvp. >> bill: oh my gosh. i can hear him laughing next to me. clay travis with me on shannon yesterday with our fearless predictions. mahomes did it again. clay travis is with me here. we had a chance to sit together and watch the game with your wife laura. spectacular game. how well philadelphia is playing. i told brian an hour ago. something changed at the beginning of the fourth quarter. >> dana: we had such an awesome time. i miffed in a big way on the under. i got the chiefs and mahomes right. a lot of points scored. you said i don't feel good about this under right now.

what a great game. >> bill: i ran into tim cook over the weekend. he said i'm a bronco fans. what will you do? i'm taking the over. he runs apple and knows. let's talk about a great moment that happened in front of us last evening. damar hamlin. michael strahan asked him about the moment. >> you make the tackle. do you remember standing up after you make that tackle? >> that's something i don't want to get too deep into the details of. i'm still trying to work through why it happened to me. >> what's the first thing you remember when you started to wake up? >> just seeing family members, my mom and dad and friends there. >> bill: you will have to wait for the book to get that answer, i think. one of the very cool things they've done from the very beginning with hamlin they've taken the doctors in cincinnati

along for the ride. >> it was extraordinary to see this kind of a capstone of him out on the field. no need for a mask. no need for any sort of medical attention. and to think of how fortunate we were to have all the best parts of -- i was talking with the doctor. best place to collapse is on a football field, right? maybe other than in a hospital itself. and so anywhere else, anything like that he might have died. have everything come together i thought it was perfect the way that happened. >> bill: there were lot of celebrities in the stadium. la -- labon james was one. this -- i thought it was a great day in america. >> this is what happens with

woke sports. they try to destroy everything by identity politics and slicing and dicing. what i've seen. hundreds of thousands of people behind the scenes, white, black, asian, hispanic did everything they could to put this game on for fox? do you know how many incredible stories there are for all those guys who ended up on the field? all the coaches? to watch that game and to have that experience and come out of it and say oh, this is waconda. it tells us more about usa today, a broken institution. >> you know there is no color on a team if you play team sports. you are teammates. >> i wish people could see all the wires. i wish they could see when we came yesterday to do the "fox news sunday" with shannon bream the number of people behind the scenes. the sun is not even up and the amount of work that goes into this. i thought it was a home run.

i hope it is the most watched super bowl ever and frankly if usa today goes bankrupt it won't bother me, bill. >> bill: you shot out a picture of the two of us. we all made statements, right? my statement was my own personal protest about my team not being here. >> i love it. there we go. i said to you hey, let's put this picture up on social. i love that you have the bengals hat on. your team was screwed, no doubt about it. you will win a title with joe burrow. i put this up and i on the ride in here this morning i was looking at the comments. i think you could get elected mayor of cincinnati based oh than that photo. >> bill: i have a job for now. great to see you. >> awesome time. dana, what is she doing? >> bill: i invited her. >> dana does sports and she backed out on us. >> bill: she has something for you. >> dana: ask and you shall

receive. here we go. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: the super bowl wasn't the only big game yesterday. we can't forget the 19th annual puppy bowl. team fluff beat team rough to take home the trophy for the second year in a row. the halftime show by a cat named furry. 100 rescue dogs took the field. it boasts a 100% adoption rate and hopefully this year is no different. even more pets featured during the super bowl including my favorite. a tear jerking ad from the dog food company showing an adorable lab puppy and its owner all through the years. i texted bill and said that was my favorite commercial. i did watch the game, too, though, guys, i did. >> bill: you have to do your homework, right? dana and i text a lot, right? but it is a hard thing to do when you are in an arena.

she said farmers dog has us all in tears. is that true? >> yeah, absolutely. let me point out one other thing. i was so stressed for the kicker at the end that's too much pressure for anyone to have to bear. i couldn't watch. >> i loved the dunkin' commercial. gutfeld's commercial was great. bringing back the breaking bad crew. >> bill: you don't see the commercials while at the game. on a saturday afternoon you will watch a golf event and great commercial and i will start laughing and what was this. it is from the super bowl. >> i wanted to see what i missed. it was a great sports segment. i hope all the puppies get picked. in two years in new orleans maybe you will be there with us. >> dana: i hope so. bye-bye. >> bill: in a moment the suspect in the shocking murder of a

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>> dana: the wife of a microsoft executive killed in front of his young daughter is speaking after the man accused of his murder was in court this morning. molly lines is with us. >> this man accused of not only murder but also conspiracy in this case in the death of this young microsoft executive facing the judge today nearly a year after brad gann was ambushed and gunned down in jacksonville peach, florida. he was arraigned on multiple counts today. court documents reveal prosecutors believe the 61-year-old worked with one accomplice leading to the shooting death. his widow appealed directly to the accused killer. >> if you get to hear this, please choose now to do the

right thing. >> he just dropped his twins off from a first marriage at his ex-wife's house. when he moved the tire in the road someone fired multiple shots. the defendant returns to court next month and trial is now slated for july. dana. >> dana: molly line, thank you for that update. u.s. fighter jets shoot down three unidentified objects in the last three days. the latest over lake huron on sunday. that's four objects shot down including that chinese spy craft first spotted entering the u.s. airspace in late january. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. and my partner is here but you are there. >> bill: yeah, good morning to you. we're here from arizona. great game last night. we'll talk about that in a moment. your interview with jack keane has interesting. the president has take