that's a scary scene near the white house last night, a man crushing a u-haul into security barrier present north of lafayette square the incident prompted authorities to evacuate nearby hotel and several streets around the area. thankfully no one was hurt. police arrested the driver, he is facing multiple charges including trying to kill or kidnap the president. officers recovered a nazi flag from inside the vehicle, we

will have more on this story as we get it. but firstb deadlocked on the debt ceiling president biden and republicans failing to reach an agreement to push the economy straight off the cliff. the morning, i'm dana perino, bill is off today, good morning john >> let's hope cooler heads prevail before that happens. is america's newsroom, the lack of progress raising the specter of america's other default experts fear that said markets into a tailspin and trigger an all out recession. >> yesterday's talks do not yield an agreement that both sides say they remain optimistic. >> i felt we had a productive discussion. we don't have an agreement yet but i did feel the discussion was productive in areas that we have differences of opinion. >> i believe we can still get there i believe we can get it done. >> the most important thing we can do right now is agree that we have to avoid a default at all costs. because a dangerous default will trigger a job killing

recession that will hurt millions of everyday americans. >> john: we are nine days after the so-called x day when treasury secretary janet yellen says the u.s. will likely be forced to default on some of its bills. >> dana: washington needs a deal well before that date. remember, speaker mccarthy promised house members they would have 72 hours to read any piece of legislation before having to vote. bill would also need to go through the senate. time is of the essence. >> john: there's not a lot of days left on the calendar. >> dana: no there is not. >> john: senator tim scott officially end, governor ron desantis about to join him, and virginia governor glenn young kim could be thinking his decision to stay on the sidelines. >> dana: andrea chavez in washington, newt gingrich is on deck with reactions. let's begin with jenkins at the white house. hello griff.

>> they seem upbeat and optimistic, but as you mentioned the clock is ticking. just nine days to go, that's a week from thursday. let's get right to where the sticking points are and what they are trying to work through, the biggest sticking point is whether the two sides can agree on the length and size of spending caps. white house wants to preserve the president's signature legislation like the inflation reduction act while speaker mccarthy wants spending cuts but not in defense.president biden issued a statement yesterday saying "while there are areas of disagreement, the speaker and i believe negotiators henry and graves and our staff will continue to discuss the path forward". speaker mccarthy had this to say yesterday. >> i think the tone tonight was better than any other time we had discussions. i thought it was productive because we both know, we have walked through this for a long time, where our differences we explained that we give a give and take of what we think would be best for moving the country

forward. >> mccarthy also said philosophical differences remain as treasury secretary janet yellen said clearly "i'm writing to note that we estimate is highly likely that treasury will no longer be able to satisfy all the government's obligations if congress is not acting to raise or suspend the debt limit by early june and potentially as early as june 1. this comes as president biden continues to give low marks on his handling of the economy the ap reporting only 33 percent of americans approve of the job he is doing even worse they find only 24% believe the economy is in good shape. where we stand on that debt ceiling clock ticking down? they are saying they are talking every day and working overnight there is no scheduled meeting right now to meet here at the white house but what's interesting i doesn't feel there is a sense of urgency right now with so few days

left. we will see where the day takes us. >> thank you. >> john: with the president looking increasingly vulnerable, the gop primary field to take him on his expanding. alexandria half joins us live, she's in washington with more. >> and he is full of energy and the crowd was really taking it in. there were some seeing the expanded field giving donald trump an advantage at this point but there are others who look at this and say that this is senator tim scott he is the one who right now has the most cash on hand, listen to what he said last night. >> joe biden and the radical left are attacking every single wrong of the latter to help me climb. that's why i'm announcing today that i am running for president of the united states.

of america! >> that's the energy we were talking about, the 57-year-old kicked off his campaign with the slogan "faith in america", he's already embarked on a $6 million ad buy in in iowa and new hampshire. he did not speak to any of his gop primary rivals but the current leading contender did weigh in on the announcement former president trump stated, good luck to tenant senator tim scott entering republican presidential primary race is rapidly loading up about the people and tim is a big step up from ron desantis erroneous ãã promotes the former president focuses aims at florida governor ron desantis is expected to make the long-awaited announcement that he is running as early as tomorrow. another big-name republican, there are others likely to make a decision as soon as well, including former vice president mike pence, former new jersey governor chris christie and new hampshire governor chris sununu among those we are awaiting a

decision from. in a twist axioms is reporting virginia governor glenn young ken has reconsidered a presidential run and perhaps eyeing up a bad. last week he released a powerful campaign style video saying he was contemplating the future of america. democrats right now have a little less to contemplate in terms of candidates some of the excitement we are seeing on the campaign trail the president schedule and term of campaigning completely free this week. >> contemplating the future of america but somewhere in there probably contemplating his own future as well. >> 'srepresentatives i spoke with them they did say right now he is focused on virginia, they want to make sure republicans get control of both houses there. >> he hasn't been there long, maybe you should stay in the commonwealth a little longer. >> good to see you, thank you. >> newt gingrich former speaker of the house author of the upcoming book "march to the

majority", one more thing from tim scott's campaign motion and get your reaction to his announcement yesterday. this is about unity and hope. watch here. >> and our nation are standing at a time for choosing. victimhood or victory. grievance are great greatness. i choose freedom and hope and opportunity. today i am living proof that a is the land of opportunity and not a land of oppression. >> can we get your thoughts about tim scott's announcement but also what alexandria half just reported on. now glenn young ken says he my getting too? >> it's partly a function of

desantis having failed to fill the vacuum, there was a large vacuum of non-trump republicans. trump keeps gaining, the latest poll today has about 61% and republican primary which is astonishing. at the same time, desantis didn't prove capable of reaching out to all the different elements of the party. you now have more and more people who say, i could be a competitor and tim scott is a terrific person. i watched him since he ran for county commission in 1995 then he became a congressman, then a senator. is terrific for the country to have tim scott, who is a deeply committed christian, offering a vision of hope of opportunity of unifying us, i think he's going to be one of the real stars of the next two years. i think with glenn young ken does a video thinking about the future of america as opposed to the future of virginia. there is more than a little bit of a hit but i think the real

challenge for him is to do really well and off your legislative elections. he's got a pretty good argument to run for president next year. >> all of that is super interesting. the media and the democrats want to go after ron desantis as well. what you had on sunday night was the naacp warning african-americans not to travel to florida. the naacp expels florida from the union the groups travel advisory distorts the states record a take a shot at ron desantis. is this going to backfire on the naacp or will it hurt ron desantis? >> backfire and it's crazy. they can issue a warning about baltimore and new york or chicago there are a lot of big cities dramatically and more physically dangerous than any place in florida. echoes right at his strength he

runs a very solid law-abiding conservative state that's tough on crime and terrific for entrepreneurs and job creation and education system that actually teaches american history rather than anti-american history. i think taking him on diminishes the naacp i was very surprised to see it i think it was a huge mistake on their part and i don't think they should become an attack arm of the democratic party i think it weakens them. >> sometimes i think the left overreaches they think something might hurt a candidate but when you are in a gop primary and have the chance to read directly focus i'm sure ron desantis would be happy to have his record looked at it. always great to have you, thank you mr. speaker. >> judge enters not guilty plea for the accused killer of university of idaho murders after brian koger chose to

stand silent during his arraignment. how does this affect the victims families? we will talk to steve gonzales whose daughter kaylee was among those killed. >> dana: north carolina's democratic governor issuing a state of emergency over public education. why he's taking aim at the states republican-controlled general assembly. >> john: president finance border crisis stopping the agenda on capitol hill this morning the house panel set to hold a hearing next hour on how the chaos is rippling across america. >> i never thought i would lose my daughter at 20 years old. >> i'm looking for a more secure boarding endowment secure boarding endowment border and vetting

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brutal stabbings of four university of idaho students last call was charged with four counts of first-degree murder yesterday. he stayed silent during the arraignment, the judge entering not guilty plea to all the charges. matt finn's live in moscow idaho with more. what does all of this mean for the case against him? we know when the trial is going to take place, what else do we have? >> reporter: and heading into the arraignment we were aware of the rather unusual option

that koger had which is to enter the standing silent plea but then when it happens some people seemed a bit surprised or puzzled by it. here in idaho if the defendant enters a standing silent plea by default a judge enters a not guilty plea on their behalf. this murder case there is a gag order which is being challenged but for now attorneys on both sides cannot give statements or any feedback on what happened in court. this morning there really is just speculation about why you chose to enter the standing silent plea. it's possible that it will allow koger's team to better negotiate the prosecution and any type of deal since he could not formally entered a standard plea or could set him up to take the stand in his defense during the trial considering he did not enter a plea either way. you might recall he was given a

phd in criminology at washington state university he might consider himself savvy enough to use the standing silent plea to his advantage. yesterday during his arraignment coburg or appeared extremely alert and attentive his eyes were wide open and he answered loud and clear yeses and knows when the judge asked him questions about the four murder charges and his rights. >> do you understand the charge and count to murder and first-degree? >> yes. >> do you understand the penalty? >> yes. >> here in idaho the prosecution has 60 days from yesterday to indicate if they are going to seek the death penalty. also, coburg's attorney is asking for all the transcripts from the grand jury that indicted him on those four murder charges to be released. >> john: one thing we should point out is that idaho recently reauthorized the firing squad as a method of death penalty. matt finn, thank you, we will have a lot more on this coming. with steve gonzales whose daughter kaylee was one of the

four stabbing victims he was at the arraignment yesterday he will join us in our next hour to describe what that was like. >> it's clear that the republican legislature is aiming to choke the life out of public education. i'm declaring the state of emergency because you need to know what's happening. if you care about public schools in north carolina it's time to take immediate action. >> north carolina's dakota claimant governor roy cooper declaring a state of emergency yesterday is an attempt to block the super majority republican legislature from overwriting his veto of the school choice bill.that included providing equal funding to both charter and public schools the governor says public education is no less important than other emergencies. more to come on that. >> john: looking forward to that, in the meantime, president biden's order crisis front and center on capitol hill, house judiciary

subcommittee is set to hold another hearing on the unfolding chaos at the top of our next hour. just ahead of that is the chair to that panel republican thomas mcclintock of california, thank you for being with us, we got you out here as quickly as possible because you have to hoof it back to capitol hill. is hearing this morning, one of your key witnesses is tammy nobles, she is the mother of kayla hamilton who was murdered by an unaccompanied alien child who happened to be in ms-13 gang member who entered the country during the biden border crisis, she was on fox earlier today, here's what she told us. >> i am planning on bringing my testimony, letting them know about kayla, about her personality. and also about what happened to her. how can they vent them when they are coming in by the thousands? they need to be able to check their background, not for crimes in this country but also crimes in their country and where they came from. >> john: and you can tell she is still completely torn up and it's going to be unbelievably

emotional testimony in an hour from now but what's the solution? is it better vetting? as she suggests. restricting to a greater degree people coming across the border? >> yes to all the above. first of all, we have secured borders at the end of the trump administration, it was joe biden on his first day of office that cancel construction of the border wall, ordered i.c.e. not to enforce deportation orders and canceled the remaining mexico policy. that's the incentive that's causing all of this illegal migration if you make a phony assignment claim today you are automatically guaranteed of being admitted into the country you get indefinite residency, work authorization, lots of free stuff and when your claim is finally rejected by the court system years in the future you are not going to be deported because we are not enforcing deportation. >> john: 㦠>> this is the tragedy with kayla, the police when they

arrested this guy he had ms-13 gang tattoos they made one call to el salvador and authorities and confirmed there was a known ms-13 gang member the authorities to the border didn't lift a finger they didn't note the tattoo and they certainly didn't make the call to el salvador to find out is this guy dangerous? so they immediately traffic him to maryland and ultimately he ends up killing kayla. >> we know what a problem ms-13 here is this country, president trump made one of his issues to crack down on the border 㦠>> ms-13 is entering the country, cartels are entering the country we just have not far for my district in california cartel execution of a family of six including a young mother shot in the head trying to protect her child. >> speaking of children in the border, raul parties tweeted

out this video in recent hours of a young child four years old being dropped over a very high border fence in san diego, you could see in the highlighted section of the video the child being dropped overcome this as a child we don't know where the child came from but made a treacherous journey up through mexico to the border and then gets dumped over the wall by himself we don't know where he's going, who do you blame here? do you blame the cartel for bringing this child up do you blame whose evidence country who asked for the child to be brought up? the administration or all of the above? >> i blame principally joe biden and alejandra mallorca's, the cartels are paid thousands and thousands of dollars to traffic these children into the united states. the border authorities the agents tony this would stop immediately if we simply began returning these children safely home. the cartels don't give refunds the moment that the children are returned to their homes their business dries up and all the tragedy stops.

yet the administration refuses to do that.the bill we just passed hr 2 it will return all children safely home rather than traffic them to workhouses and other terrible conditions throughout the united states. >> this isn't the first time we've seen this happen is just the most recent time and i'm intrigued that the border patrol chief raul ortiz seems to be sort of the truth teller here in terms of the administration as to what's really happening at the border. we have to let you go because you have to get back to the house but we look forward to the hearing this morning. >> dana: a chicago police station now serving as a migrant shelter how that's impacting officers in the city where crime is rampant. plus this b& the so-called teen flash mob enforcing cancellation of armed forces event, what in the world

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give us a call. >> john: the second irs whistleblower coming forward to congress planning to testify that the agency swept under biden's tax fraud case under the rug. new documents alleging the investigatory team faced retaliation for their work. one email the whistleblower says the ultimate decision to remove the investigatory team was a decision not to decth the investigators but side with the u.s. attorney's office and department of justice who we been saying for some time has been acting inappropriately. closed-door hearing is taking place this friday in front of the house ways and means committee. look forward to our reporting. >> dana: a violent spree kicking off the new chicago mayor's first weekend on the job. 23 people shot friday through sunday night including a

teenage boy who was killed. mayor brandon johnson facing the deadly reality following campaign promises to focus less on law enforcement.joining us now and xes reporter covering chicago justin kaufman, thank you for being here.under lori lightfoot there were 2000+ homicides, this year so far in 2023 197, these are tough for chicago and i want to give you one more statistic that really opened my eyes this morning that 56% of the black and hispanic population will witness a shooting by the age of 40. >> reporter: can you believe that? that is stunning. that's just a human stat that is stunning. chicago is right now the weather gets nice, the weekends get longer and we see more violence, this is something we've had in chicago for decades now. it's mayor johnson's first weekend and i think it's unfair

to say that it has anything to do with his administration but he has a huge litmus test coming up this weekend, memorial day weekend in chicago is traditionally one of the most violent in chicago the three-day weekend, nice weather, usually as disaster when it comes to chicago violence it will be interesting to see how the police department reacts this is usually when you get overtime, cancel days off this is when you get all hands on deck and there is a new interim superintendent under mayor johnson so we will see how it plays out this memorial day weekend. >> is there a sense of optimism in the city? >> i think there is only in the sense that it's been on the priority for mayor johnson he set up a new office of community safety, the police there have been ããhe was very supportive in his inauguration speech last week. we will see what happens. this is an area where we will see how the police react.

it's really hard to curb violence in chicago from an administration standpoint. >> dana: there was a flash mob of 400 teams devolving into some chaos we have some video of that i believe. and armed forces event in the police i would imagine are overwhelmed by this, there's other events coming up this summer in chicago how are we going to get a handle on this? >> where that happened was not even chicago it was the south suburbs, that's a major story because chicago a couple weeks ago had downtown melee and mayhem just like this the police officers and police department respondent they locked down you have dump trucks down by running part of this is in the suburbs where a lot of the police officers and departments are not equipped to be able to handle flash mobs and social media meet ups they don't have officers that are on that beat. chicago has actually adjusted

they have a force of police watching for social media meet ups but uranus he likens suburbs like tinley park or evanston you will see police having to allocate resources to watching tik tok to make sure they are watching the stories on instagram. in this case the one thing about this melee, which is a small part of it, there were no shots fired there was no guns it was a coordinated team may have a vent, which we are seeing more and more of across the city and the country. >> dana: let me give you one more topic, we don't have a lot of time, we have video was captured by independent photojournalist rebecca brannon this is where you have mattresses on the floors of chicago law enforcement officers these are migrants that have been bussed to the city. yes, crime in other cities, migrants and other cities and this doesn't look like a sustainable situation.

>> this is a bad situation for chicago. this is part of the process. they will start their process of being documented once they get to chicago by going to the police station to check in may call 311 which is the information line to find shelter and then there is a backlog and a log jam and what's happening a lot of the migrants are stuck at police stations in chicago waiting to be picked up or to be sure to other places. it's causing a serious concern, the police union of chicago has filed a civil rights lawsuit saying working conditions are poor for police officers this is not a great situation but this is also a situation that was really kind of bumbled by the former mayor mayor lightfoot now mayor johnson has spent his first week looking to find new shelters, he's looking at city college in chicago to be able to house some of these migrants. >> lots on his plate and we thank you for being with us, thank you.

>> here's the good news, memorial day weekend is the unspoken start of the summer season. but, ken chaotic airline schedules keep up with your travel plans? those are the two things we have to consider as we head toward this we can. medicine all the worth is at new jersey's newark airport where things always run smoothly. [laughter] >> reporter: if you've flown out of this airport you know that's definitely not the case but they are trying, things are smooth this morning and that's the hope for travelers this memorial day weekend and this summer we expect to hear as much from secretary of transportation pete buttigieg, he has a meeting later this morning where he will outline where how his department has moved out what was a chaotic travel air traffic system. but critics are not convinced all problems have been fixed. when you look at memorial day weekend, which we are really just two days from peak travel

we will see 17 million americans fly out of the u.s. airport from thursday through monday, they of course hoping for smooth travel for that weekend and the summers probably going to be the biggest memorial day weekend on the books. we been here all morning and able to talk to the passengers ahead of the meeting secretary of transportation pete buttigieg is having we want to ask how they feel about the transportation system. what we are hearing is overall they do not feel the department has done enough and they don't necessarily have confidence in transportation secretary buttigieg. >> i don't trust anything he says i go by experience and what i see and what i actually do i don't know if he's with the laypeople but from what i've seen it's got a little bit better but i think the pilot issue and the staffing issue is really big. >> we are going to have issues i don't think they hired the staff back quickly enough so i think there's gonna be issues all summer. >> i been hearing things haven't been going so well so i have my fingers crossed.

>> reporter: we do see the issues continue to persist just this past sunday denver airport had a ground stoppage because of staffing issues that the faa issued. is not just airlines, it's also the faa all around there seems to be some problems but we will get the latest at 11:15 am and we will bring that to you. >> john: they are taking so long to recover from the covid stuff. medicine all work at newark liberty airport. >> dana: super bowl lx is coming to the home of the san francisco 49ers. the nfl announced the location yesterday following the league spring meeting in minneapolis. levi stadium and santa clara california was also the site of super bowl l and that was 10 years ago. i'm sure you knew all that i am sure bill hammer probably knew all of that. >> bill hemmer know so much

about football he's the consummate football families that that means people across the country are going to get to experience windows being smashed out of rental cars, crime on the streets, seeing what's happening in terms of the homeless population in san francisco. >> maybe it's a good reason for them to get it cleaned up beforehand. >> the open air drug dams going on there. that's what a lot of people think is going to happen is that they are going to clean it up before folks from out of town get there but what about the people who live there? >> dana: i'm sure they are wondering themselves: uber roll safety feature designed for younger writers of parents deal with juggling schedules. >> this is a propaganda. [inaudible] this is violent. >> john: under your college professor flips out at a group of pro-life advocates. why she says she was triggered.

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molly line, he will probably tell us more about why we should feel so bad. >> reporter: [laughter] yes you are absolutely right, shark season getting off to a grizzly start here in the waters off of cape cod, the whale watching customers got a bit more than they expected perhaps when they hopped on the boat heading out of provincetown, they witnessed this great shark devouring a seal. the apex predators have been coming back to this area in the letters of cape cod in greater numbers in recent years because of a rebound in the seal population. lighting practices witnessed by the crew, the passengers on the boat operated by dolphin fleet water ããshe said she's been on this water for 15 years and never seen anything like it. >> out of nowhere we see a splash on her left hand side and none of us really saw what was so we waited to see what it was and then we see the shark come up try to grab the seal it missed and then we see a blood

pool further off in the distance we are like oh my god this is happening this is amazing. >> also amazing down in new jersey this weekend a 15-year-old from pennsylvania bitten by a shark while surfing for just the second time. maggie is at school today luckily but she's nursing her wounds after suffering what experts believe is a shark bite in the waters off stone harbor on sunday, no word on the type or size of the shark but she sustained lacerations from her foot and calf ultimately ending in stitches. >> i just felt a lot of pressure around my foot. it didn't hurt that bad until i really got out that it really strong it didn't help me until her mom said it could be a shark. >> quite a story to tell the university of florida international shark attack file system 57 unprovoked bites in 2022 most of the u.s. in australia. >> keep your eyes and ears open and be out of the water. thank you, good to see you. >> then there is that 1200 pounds weight white shark in

the carolinas right now, over america's going to allow teenagers to hail a ride without an adult. the ride-sharing app is rolling out new features that hopes will make life easier for busy parents. charles watson is live in atlanta there are a lot of adults who were a little wary about using rideshare, how will they make it safe for kids? >> reporter: that's for sure, we will talk about the safety features in a second. uber is marketing this as a transportation solution for teens who need to get somewhere and parents who can't get them there. a new feature is being rolled out in cities this week such as new york, los angeles and right here in atlanta, with the new feature kids between the ages of 13 and 17 years old can create 18 account with their parents permission.once it's uber approved teams can request their own rides and get the

vehicle unaccompanied. uber said it consulted with safe kids worldwide to ensure equity with this rollout and says there are safety features such as the ability to record audio for the entirety of the ride and parents being able to track uber live location.what about drivers? uber vice president of product allotment tells us the company that's anyone who drives 18. >> not all drivers are eligible. for a driver to be eligible to provide trips to teens, they need to be an experienced driver on the platform and they need to be highly rated. >> reporter: uber also does background checks on all drivers but despite safety features there are still concerns about a child riding in the car one-on-one with the stranger we spoke to child safety advocates who say there is an opportunity for predators who potentially want to groom impressionable children. >> john: charles, thank you. [music] >> dana: that is a sound of a

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folks are experts in ai can figure out it was a fake but it really shows a couple problems that is the growing threat from deep fakes and also because it was retweeted on twitter by some pay to play book blue check accounts. that's a problem. >> it is a problem and sadly we are really learning lessons we should have already learned, it's been 10 years since the syrian electronic army in april 2013 actually hacked into the apd's accounts on twitter claimed a bomb had gone off and maybe obama was hurt. on that day the stock market took a wild ride before they corrected themselves realizing it was a problem but it was the computer models who were doing the buy sell based on being trained on different types of words it wasn't humans who fell prey. transfer today we have a little bit about wild time in the stock market sort of like the early minutes of the photograph

but there are some things we could all do there were some telltale signs in this photograph. you could do a reverse lookup on google to see when the photograph was first posted, it's going viral first time it was posted was minutes earlier you can look for things like is there a news media watermark on the photograph there wasn't. there's a couple things we can do to protect ourselves even while we are still dealing with these technology issues. >> we show the graphic doubt 80 point drop momentarily after this that shared our social media. arlington county fire department put out a tweet saying pfp official pentagon force protection and a fca cfd were aware of social media reports circulating online about an explosion near the pentagon. there is no explosion taking place at or near the pentagon reservation no immediate danger or hazards to the public but a lie make it halfway around the world for the truth gets out of bed or put shoes on.

>> absolutely does that's part of why dedicated years of research to my book "manipulated" talking about how what today's technology a light travels faster than the truth. the truth is just getting us jogging shoes trying to get caught up in the lie already made it around the world. while we are trying to have a government organizations try to figure this out we are going to have to as citizens take care of ourselves because it's taking the government and laws a long time to get chuck for example, when you see something like that before you make any big financial decisions start looking at news media organizations see what they are reporting stop. >> we mentioned one of the pay to play blue check twitter accounts retweeted this. let me put the tweet of its bloomberg feed they were actually suspended for re-tweaking that but got a problem here since elon musk has changed things around you pay your