>> former vice president mike pence and former governor chris christie expect today throw their hats into the 2024 presidential race this week announcing their runs in the key early voting states of iowa and new hampshire. they'll joined roster of candidates led by front runner former president trump. welcome to fox news live. i'm mike emanuel. mr. trump chose not to attend roast event in des moines but rivals to meet potential voters.

alexandria hoff following it all and joins me here onset. alex. alex: senator jody ernst started and there's about 2,000 iowans and one thousand that come from the charity fundraisers and cattle calls some put it for gop hopefuls that want to connect and carve out their brand. >> i scare the dickens out of the radical left and joe biden. >> leadership is not about virtue, signaling or building a brand, leadership is ultimately about results. >> we have a battle to fight in 2024. let me fight that good fight for you. alex: well former vice president mike pence took a ride himself. who knew? gearing up for presidential announcement which will come on wednesday in iowa according to ap, same day as multiple results

have north dakota governor doug bergum entering the race. former new hampshire governor chris christie will announce run on tuesday. here is pence talking about the week ahead. >> i have every confidence that voters in iowa and around the country will take time to think hard about who would be the best person to square off against joe biden and the democrats. alex: pence was among those yesterday who upped their criticism of candidate and former president donald trump. it was over a post that trump made on truth social congratulating north korean leader kim jong un. >> you don't congratulate a thug. let's keep in mind this thug has threatened america, has threatened our allies over again. this is not something to play with. >> i was surprised to see that, one kim jong un is a murderist dictator. alex: former president achieved peace through strength.

notably, mike, he did not attend yesterday's event. mike: things are heating up on the campaign trail and they are picking apart everything. alex hoff, leading us off, thanks so much. china's aggression in china strait is ramping up. aggression came within 150 yards of hitting a u.s. destroyer yesterday while the united states was conducting joint exercises with a canadian warship. back at home president biden signed the debt deal averting what would have been america's ever default. lucas tomlinson live on the north lawn with the latest. hello, lucas. lucas: first on the debt dealing bill. house speaker kevin mccarthy says it's the largest spending cut in american history, perhaps almost as big as calvin coolidge when he was residing a hundred years ago but i digress, mike. >> think about where we have come from. the president said he would never negotiate from us. that he would only raise the debt dealing with no cuts whatsoever or to raise taxes.

there are no taxes, no new government programs. >> on fox news sunday senator joe manchin says he's grateful for the language which pretty much green-lights the pipeline in his state. >> i say thank you. absolutely, a big thank you for kevin mccarthy and his leadership team, my republican colleagues in the senate, all of us. lucas: didn't rule out challenging joe biden in 2024. >> not ruling anything in, not ruling anything out. lucas: moving overseas yesterday we reported that a chinese warship bracingly what pentagon officials called recklessly cut american destroyer in taiwan strait. you can see here. canadian free, a stern to have us s and there were canadian journalists on board. the incident took place after lloyd austin said the u.s. would not be, quote, bullied. the chinese snubbed austin in singapore but have taken meeting

with other biden officials, in fact, two from the state department are landing in beijing today on 34th anniversary of tiannanment square massacre. >> well, the biden administration officials should stop chasing after communist counterparts like love struck teenagers, it's embarrassing and pathetic. in fact, it projects weakness to china. lucas: cotton wants to see the biden administration spend much more on defense. he wants to see the u.s. better deter china which many are questioning right now. mike: lucas, many thanks. more on china republican congressman from south dakota and member of the select committee on china dusty johnson, congressman, welcome. >> thank you. mike: here is a clip from secretary of defense lloyd austin, let's play it. >> we will support our allies and partners as they defend

against coercion and bullying. to be clear, we do not seek conflict or confrontation but we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion. mike: congressman, what are your concerns regarding china's aggressive actions? >> china has been long threat for a long time and country has been sleep-walking for the last 20 years. xi jinping wants to knock america down and allowed him coercive power not just over our country, africa, southeast asia, south america, we are finally beginning to come together as a country and understand that we have got to have a plan. china is just going to keep acting up as a bunch of spoiled bullies if we don't make sure that we strike the right tone of strengths. mike: we had senator tom cotton's concerns how the biden

administration is handling the china threat. do you have similar concerns? >> i do have similar concerns although i think they are beginning to move in a better direction. i think the early days of biden administration was marked regarding china but honestly, i think both sides of the aisle are getting their heads on straight. we are coming together. we are understanding that china is not just a military threat but they are a tremendous economic threat and we cannot give the chinese communist party the kind of control over food, medicine and critical minerals that unfortunately we have largely allowed them to have over the last 20 years. mike: on domestic issues, you were close to negotiations on the debt package considering democrats run the white house and the united states senate and you only have a single-digit majority in the house, how difficult were these talks for your republican colleagues? >> well, republicans really need today stay focused you're right. we have control of barely one

half of one-third of government. i know there are people out there who say the deal wasn't perfect, well, welcome to real life. there is no perfect deal. at some point that's what a negotiation is, it's a little bit of give and take but given the kind of relatively limited leverage republicans had i think it was a huge conservative victory. the largest ever spending cut in american history, the largest ever claw-back of funds from an executive agency and unlocking of american energy and the biggest changes to welfare since 1996. we didn't get everything but we got a lot. mike: should this agreement basically reassure the american people that divided government can work at times? >> well, divided government is a mess. there are a lot of knuckle heads in washington, d.c. i don't want to whisper sweet to americans that everything is fine. we still have a lot of work to go but at some point, listen, i

don't have a magic wand. i would love to have a republican in white house here in a couple of years, hopefully we will, but for right now we have to be smart enough to understand that we are not going to get a home run every time off the bat, we have to be hard working enough to dig in at the plate and continue to hit singles and doubles whenever we can. we did not get into these problems overnight. we will not get out of them overnight. we need a commitment to try to get to them every single day. mike: congressman, safe travels, grateful for your time. >> thank you. mike: from the other side of the aisle, democratic congressman from michigan debbi dingell joins me now. congresswoman, welcome. >> great to see you this sunday. mike: great to see you. what about the debt deal, your thoughts on the democratic side of things? >> look, there are many things in there that i do not like,

but, you know, my late husband used to frequently tell everybody compromise is not a dirty word. neither side is 100% happy, our job is to not make this a win for democrats or republicans but to make it a win for the american people. we have to keep working together. i agree with much of what dusty said this afternoon. i disagree who i want to see in the white house but we could not not pay our bills. the consequences on every american would have been devastating and we've got the job done. mike: you're a member of the energy and commerce committee, there were provisions in this package to speed up permitting for fossil fuel and for clean energy projects, is that a win for the american people? >> you know, i'm going to work very hard to make sure it's not a loss for the american people. nipa which was what amended the magna carta of environmental

law, we need to modernize our permitting laws but we need to do it so that we are protecting communities having the right to have a say and protecting the water, the air and the ground that they live on. so i have concerns and will work very hard to make sure we protect communities and the people that live in them. mike: this package did not tackle the massive issue of building transmission and pipelines to get energy to consumers, how critical is that need? >> it's absolutely something that we have to make a priority. i hope yet this year because the fact of the matter is our energy grid is critical to our national and economic security. we need to upgrade it, we need to reform our transmission laws. there are many people working together on this. the white house knows we need to do it. the environmentalists know we need to do it. republicans and dems do. there are a number of proposals out there and i hope that we continue to make this priority in the next weeks and months. mike mining democrats from

colorado say the democrats gave more than they got on debt package, do you agree with that? >> i have said that. it deeply concerned me. i was married to the man that wrote nipa to be perfectly frank and i know his intentions were. this is a man who loved the outdoors and board member to have nra but i feared things that are in there which is why i'm focused on making sure that we modern sides our permitting but do not harm the american people and local communities and air, water and ground they live on, period. mike: let's look at the latest job's report, 339,000 jobs added unemployment at 3.7%. in your view, congresswoman, what is the state of the u.s. economy? >> look, it is growing. unemployment rate remains low. businesses are starting to feel -- find people to fill their jobs. i'm also somebody that's home.

you know where i am on weekend. the farmers market, i'm in the union halls, people are still feeling the impact of inflation and they are worried about a lot of different things. we have to work together. this is why i'm a member of the problem-solvers, a lot of factors that went into it and covid, the pandemic being the biggest factor and clearly heading in the right direction. we are continuing to see good economic numbers. we have people hurting across america. mike: congressman debbi dingell from the great state of michigan, thank you very much for your time, have a great week. >> thanks, mike, you too. mike: on fox news sunday shannon bream has exclusive interviews with the republican governor of iowa kim reynolds and arkansas senator tom cotton. she also sits down with democratic senator joe plan chin of west virginia, that's coming up right after the show. stay tuned or set your dvr if you want to watch it later. the prime suspect in the 2002

disappearance of alabama teenager sit to be transferred from perú to face new charges in a federal courthouse in alabama. charles watson is on the ground in birmingham, he's next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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he was convicted of murdering a peruvian woman and hallway. charles: we could see vander slooth answer to wire charges and birmingham in the next few days. first, the fbi will need to take him into custody. was expected to arrive at maximum security prison in lima, perú according to interpoll official. he will temporarily be housed at before he's handed over to interpoll which will then hand van der sloot for extraditing. the natithe national institute d

addressing statement in the next few days imp will proceed to hand over the convicted person to the interpoll of perú in order to deliver it to the u.s. authorities of the federal bureau of investigation. va der sloot tills lawyer he is expected to be held a year in alleged scheme to provide information about natalie's mother. sander sloot asked $25,000 up front and other guaranties where he lied about halloway's whereabouts. extradition would give a chance for justice to be served writing in part, quote, it has been a long and painful journey but the persistence of

many will pay off. together we are finally getting justice for natalie. van der sloot's lawyer he did not put up a fight because the conditions in perú are so bad. he's serving a 28-year sentence for the murder of another girl in 2010 in perú. he has a lot going on, mike. mike: charles watson live in birmingham, thanks very much. mike: gunman burst into a restaurant and opened fire leaving one man injured. cb cotton has details with the latest crime stats from the big apple. >> late afternoon lunch interrupted by gunfire, that was the reality for people trying to grab food in restaurant in queens when a man fired several

rounds. terrifying moments just after 3:30 saturday afternoon caught on video. the suspect walks in restaurant wearing red hoody and ski mask and reaches into his bag and customers including young children rushed to find safety. the suspect continues to fire weapon as he makes his way behind the countertop shooting at the clerk. police sources say the shooting stemmed from a previous incident and that the suspect and victim knew each other. now police say the victim a 35-year-old man was shot once in the behind, officers say he was taken to the hospital and currently in stable condition. as of right now the number of shootings and shooting victims are on the decline here in new york city but year to date stats do show increases, though, in ggran grand larsoning of

vehicles. mike: leaves israeli soldiers and egyptian officer dead. trey yingst has the story live from jerusalem. >> 3 israeli borders were killed near egyptian border. in the morning an egyptian police officer crossed in israeli territory through emergency territory in border friend. the police officer was carrying assault rifle and kill two soldiers and after soldiers didn't answer a call a team was sent to check on them. when israeli forces searched for bodies and launched manhunt and engaged fire forces in a fire fight. a third israeli was killed and

fourth wounded. funerals were held for young soldiers as israeli officials condemn the attack. >> the incident in the border with egypt is severe and unusual and fully investigated. israel sent a clear message to the egyptian government. we expect the joint investigation will be complete and thorough. this is part of the joint and important security coordination between us taking place for the benefit of both countries over the years. trey: this was the most serious security incident to take place along the egyptian border in over a decade. we do know today israeli and egyptian officials have agreed to bolster security in 128-mile border following the attack, mike. mike: we know that you will be all over the story, trey yingst, thanks a lot. officials say the cause of massive train derailment which left 275 people dead and

hundreds more injured was due to an error in the electronic signaling system. the signal led a passenger train to wrongly change tracks and crash into a freight train. the force of the collusion flipped the passenger train onto another track causing a second passenger train to derail. please warning a serial killer may be on the loose in and around portland oregon after bodies of six young women found within 100 miles of each other. the details next. ♪ ♪ ♪

mike: authorities in portland oregon investigating the mysterious deaths of six women since february. for many on this claudia cowan. hello, claudia. >> residents in portland area are on edge wondering if a serial killer is on the loose and multiple law enforcement agencies are looking for clues

that could tie these awful crimes together. the bodies of six women were found within 100 miles of each other on the sides of roads in woods in remote areas all within the last six months. the first victim found in february. the most recent last month. 22-year-old ashley real found dead near eagle creek oregon on may seventh after vanishing at the end of march. 32-year-old joanna, mother of 3 disappeared around at the same time, her body found on april 8th. ldied of blunt force trauma. the remains of webster were found april 30th week after perry's body found. also on april 24th the body of unidentified native american

woman found near freeway in portland not far from where the first victim was found back on february 19th. kristin smith was just 22 year's old and had been missing since december. police have been tight-lipped about evidence, leads or possible suspect. it isn't known if any of these women knew each other and aside from joanna speeds we don't know how they died. investigators not only if killings are the work of one person or other women are at risk of being attacked in particular women under 40 is all of these women were, mike. mike: quite a mystery, let's hope law enforcement gets a break. claudia cowan, thanks very much. presidential hopefuls are rallying in early caucus states like iowa and more officially announced this week. for more discussion let's bring in political panel, jonathan

cott, former manchin communication director. welcome to both of you. so this week we expect at least two more republicans to jump in, vice president pence and also governor chris christie, mara, do they move the needle? >> it would be very interesting to watch especially with chris christie if both pence and christie make it to the stage to combat pith with candidates jumping into the race and manufacture as we have heard is sign of promising opportunity for republican voters to have a chance at really evaluating who do we want in our future and i think this is an opportunity for voters to ask the tough questions and do research of their own and take a look at these. we have some bonafide conservative candidates that have leadership and it's worth taking a look at. mike: let's put numbers on the screen for viewers at home. a look at the early, early race

so far. president trump with big lead over governor desantis and then pence, nikki haley all in single digits, john, how do pence and chrsitie the race? >> they don't. in a different republican party, you know, 10, 15 years ago this would be a great race. you'd have real conservatives debating, policy positions right now it's between donald trump and ron desantis, one is yelling woke as much as he can and the other is saying i don't like woke and i didn't commit this crime. so like that's -- it's an unfortunate part of where our politics have gone, i would love to see timchris christie debating what policies they want and it's great for democrats and we can sit back and let the fight happen and the more people that get in, better for us. mike: you made reference to the former president, let's play a

clip follow sean hannity's town hall. >> i hear chris christie coming in. he was at 6% in new jersey which is -- i love new jersey but 6% approval rating in new jersey, what's the purpose and he's polling at zero. mike: we love new jersey too. mara, it appears things are personal with former president and new jersey governor. >> it's going to be very entertaining. you have chris christie, donald trump and ron desantis. town halls are important for voters to pay attention to as an opportunity. if you don't like the questions that are being asked, write questions that you want the candidate to answer and send it to their campaign.

you know, really take pride in the fact that this is an important opportunity as a voter, what the future would look like. elections matter. mike: from quinnipiac do you think joe biden is too old to effectively serve another four-year term as president or not? 65% say yes too old, 32% no. jonathan, that has to trouble the president's team and democrats. >> sure, i think -- you don't want to see the poll numbers but if he's too old the last 3 years of his accomplishments i would love to be that old. he has gotten so much done just legislatively it's hard to argue that he's not up for the job. he's -- he's getting everything done that democrats have wanted and he's cutting bipartisan deals something he said he would do on the campaign. something that all of us said no chance, can't do it. bipartisanship is dead in washington. he just signed another bipartisan deal. so if that's what too old is, i

hope i'm that old when i get to that point. mike: we saw president biden take a pretty bad spill at the air force academy graduation the other day and i'm being very respectful about it. it was awful to see. but that has to play into these numbers about whether he's too old, right? >> absolutely. and it's unfortunate truly. and i know a lot of people -- well, he tripped over a sandbag. absolutely he tripped over it. i know from my grand mother that fell after the fight and decided after the fight that she was old and her health deteriorated from that point forward. there are implications because of a fall like that. it's important to remember that former president trump is getting up there in age and so it would be hypocritical not to point out the same thing for both biden and president trump. but maybe we are saying one is too old, you cannot say the other one is as well. mike: looking at the age polling, any chance a higher-profile democrat jumps in? >> no. i think you have seen the two --

i'm not going to call democrats. i don't know if they are fringed candidates getting in. i think the democratic party has united around the president because he's done so much of what they've wanted. he's accomplished the legislative agenda. sure, there are moderates that are not happy and some progressives that are not happy and the majority of the party is. i pointed about the fall going from new jersey and philly, it's not how many times you get knocked down and got back up to cut a deal with kevin mccarthy. that seems something that democrats should be excited about and we should rally around him and all the democrats that are upset about it, they need to shut up and get on board. sorry. mike: thanks so much. another delay for the launch of a spacex rocket set to carry precious cargo toward the international space station when they scrub the takeoff again, plus details on its mission up next. ♪ ♪

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mike: spacex delaying launch of 28th commercial resupply mission once again. it was originally going to take off yesterday but delayed to today, the mission is set to carry research logistical supplies to the expeddics 69 crew currently aboard the international space station. among the cargo the world's first hacking test bed and space moon-lighter with several other

satellites, aerospace aiming to introduce the top cyber professionals to how the technology can fill gaps in cybersecurity testing in space. in addition to host of new experiments headed to laboratory, crs28 will resupply more than 30 ongoing projects already aboard the international space station. a glimmer of hope for patients with pancreatic cancer, research team at new york city cancer center have found promising results in phase 1 trial of an mrna vaccine that prevents recurrence of cancer in the pancreas, the vaccine will be tested. i would like the welcome dr. ali khan, welcome. let's take a look at the numbers of american cancer society. 64,000 people in the country expected to be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year. about 50,000 of them are likely

to die of pancreatic cancer this year. so it has been a death sentence for people who get diagnosed with it, right? >> yes, absolutely. pancreatic cancer is a very deadly and aggressive form of cancer. it has a dismal 5-year survival rate of 8 to 10% and it's currently the third leading cause of cancer deaths in the u.s. in 2025 the second leading cancer -- cause of cancer deads second to lung cancer. right now only the main cure for pancreatic cancer is surgery and despite even undergoing the very invasive and complex surgery, up to 90% of patients will have recurrence to have disease at only 9 months. there are other modalities of treatment like chemotherapies and radiation but they are just not as effective. mike: all right, dr. khan giver us good news. >> very exciting news and we are on the frontier of personalized

medicine which i believe is the future of medicine but a research center, memorial sloan found promising results of a small phase one trial that was looking at mrna vaccine geared towards preventing recurrence of pancreatic cancer and once patients had tumors surgically removed a sample was send to bion tech and this company actually tailor-made vaccines for each patient and the vaccines the way they work, they boost the t cells of the patient's immunity and the t cells recognize proteins on the cancer cells and then the results of the study, 16 patients who received the vaccine, 8 patients responded well and actually had no recurrence of their pancreatic cancer. mike: what does the news mean to

you and the people you treat? >> certainly it's very hopeful news. i just diagnosed someone with pancreatic cancer just this week and people know it's a very grim prognosis so it's certainly hopeful -- hopefully we can only eradicate occurrence but initial occurrence. mike: this is a death sentence for people diagnosed. how hopeful are you in your career that we would be able to defeat pancreatic cancer? >> very hopeful. there are a lot of efforts being made and with the advent and the exploration of personalized medicine i certainly see this thing -- i certainly see us beating it. mike: dr. ali khan, thank you for bringing us good news. have a wonderful day. another pressure point with china today. american officials says spies

posing as tourists have been trying to get on sensitive american installations. chief correspondent jennifer griffin has the details from the pentagon. >> alaska, home to some of the country's most sensitive military bases more fifth generation fighter jets than anywhere in the world along with america's most sophisticated ground-based radar and ballistic missile early warning systems. recently u.s. troops have encountered chinese nationals posing as tourists visiting alaska purportedly to see the northern lights and other attractions. in one instance, first reported by usa today a vehicle carrying several chinese citizens blue-passed a security checkpoint at fort wayne wright a chase in suit and drone found inside the vehicle. alaska's senator dan sullivan expressed alarm. >> this is another wake-up call that we are in a new era of aggression led by china and

russia. >> following spy balloon in january, the pentagon altered radar over alaska which had been focused on incoming missile threats. senator lisa murkowski says her state is increasingly on the front lines. >> as an alaskan, i am so angry, alaska is the first line of defense for america. >> in 2019 a chinese student caught taking photos at naval air station key west in florida was sentenced to a year in prison. that same year a chinese businesswoman was caught with a purse full of electronics after making her way unlawfully into mar-a-lago resort and claiming she was a tourist. a judge sentenced her to 8 months in prison and deportation. >> fbi director christopher wray says fbi opens new chinese government espionage case in the u.s. every 12 hours at the pentagon jennifer griffin, fox news.

mike: millions of americans dealing with sweltering weather out there and it isn't even officially summer yet. the nation's full forecast next. ♪ ♪ ♪ about the future

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mike: heat wave roasting parts of the southwest in nashville in the chance of thunderstorms affecting weekend plans. will nunnly in town tracking it on the ground. >> big part of the country feeling summer time temperatures for the full weekend to have year. an area from gulf of mexico to great lakes and some cases having record-breaking temperatures. near in nashville 90-degrees today. where else would you want to be than the water park? lazy river. more than a million gallons of water to keep people cool. i spoke to one of the parents, you know what, i had to pick at the kids and school supply and we needed this day in the sun. >> it's ready for toys for the kids, the floaties, to snacks to water, what else we've got, towels, sun block because it's super hot and the kids will get burnt super quickly.

>> and this lazy river is looking very tempts right now. we also are tracking thunderstorms in parts in southeast especially in tennessee, we will keep an eye on the ground on those thunderstorms. you can have alerts in fox weather app. mike. mike: bracing for a brutal summer ahead. >> they are going to be finding the spots. you should see all the boats out on the tennessee river this weekend. they are out there and ready to tackle the heat. mike: i hope some of the folks splashing around bring you a cold drink because you're doing a great job. thank you, my friend. turning now to the fox weather center to get an update on whether nationwide meteorologist adam klotz has our forecast. hello, adam. adam: we need to get will out where the weather is worse

because i'm getting tired being indoors and while he enjoys the heat all the way from gulf of mexico stretching to great lakes to canada. kind of interesting setup here. you look at the east coast, temperatures in the 60's, below average. all of the heat in the middle of the country, denver 54-degrees. large area where you're dealing with extreme heat but on either side things are cooler. this is looking at temperature averages. everything in yellow, orange and red color, there are spots getting closer to 20-degrees above average. up and down the entire east coast you are below where you would typically be the time of year and that's also the case in west in warm area. what are the actual temperatures? we heard around 90 in the nashville area and that's the case stretching along here. cincinnati close to 90-degrees, 90 in st. louis, 90 in kansas city, a lot of heat being pulled up and building in this area. this is going to linger to

tomorrow. temperatures largely there a couple of degrees swing but 91-degrees in st. louis and even as you run into tuesday, kind of a similar forecast again there over in the omaha area mid 80's in cincinnati and 92 in st. louis. record-breaking highs, just a bit of north in some cases. otherwise if you're not in this warmer area, maybe you're in one of the spots where it's been quite a bit cooler, boston 64-degrees. the heat will start spilling off towards the east but not happen very quickly. the numbers will continue to climb, temperatures in new york city today closer to 70-degrees. you can see tomorrow jumping to 77. the red drifting that direction. you will see the heat return here just a little bit starting to build, but still nothing like we are seeing back off across some of the more western states, midwest and the plains. otherwise and i will leave you with today's forecast, we talked

a little bit about shower activity. the story is the heat but we are at time of year that you get showers firing up here all across middle part of the country, that's just with all of the heat. afternoon showers, little bit of humidity. there are folks dodging raindrops off and on but largely mike, it's just that heat, the heat is the big story out there. mike: well, tis the season for that. adam klotz live from the weather center, thank you for your time. appreciate your forecast. that is all for this hour of fox news live, it's been an action-packed program. fox news sunday with shannon bream is up next. she has some very special guest. i'm mike emanuel, thank you very much for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ ♪ ♪ living with diabetes? glucerna protein smart has your number with 30 grams of protein. scientifically designed with carbsteady to help you manage your blood sugar. and more protein to keep you moving with diabetes.

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