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half a mile, this is due to hundreds of wildfires burning across canada. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. major airports issuing temporary ground stop with 5400 delays, only a handful cancelled or delayed so far. >> carley: president biden is sending 600 firefighters to help control the blaze. janice dean is here with more. >> janice: it was scary yesterday, especially across areas that do not see this type of smoke in the area. on social media, people were like, welcome to our world, janice dean, where we have wildfires every single year. yesterday worst air quality on record, 436, that scale goes up to 500. previous record was back in 1981, it was a crazy day, new

york, of course air quality south of us in philadelphia is worse right now. take a look at what we were dealing with yesterday. very unhealthy from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. and bringing that trend downward. i'm having problems with my maps. take a look. there we go. we saw yesterday earth cam, new york city, typical day, we see cloud cover, blue skies, relatively good visibility and then what happened as we went through the day yesterday, the sky turned orange and it was apocalyptic. we have potential for showers in the forecast for new england area. stubborn area of low pressure and around that counter clockwise flow, we are bringing the smoke from canada. new york is improving, but south of us starting to see the worst

of the smoke. washington, d.c., up toward the great lakes, smoke funneled around that low pressure that has been stubborn last several days. we have high pressure and blocking pattern. we are seeing persistent flow of smoke around this area of low pressure and high pressure anchored across the upper midwest. look at air quality, new york in unhealthy, but go down south toward new jersey, philadelphia, central, pennsylvania and we have alerts in place and people being told to stay inside. do not go outside and we are worried about the elderly and our kids. to see hazardous in this area is dangerous for all of us in this region. that is where the worst of the smoke is right now, the worst air quality cities, harrisburg,

pennsylvania, we are dealing with historic terrible air quality. parts of pennsylvania, wilmington, delaware, allentown, 486. this is happening right now, people are urged to stay inside in parts of pennsylvania where the air quality is the worst. you can see alerts stretching from detroit, syracuse, boston to wilmington. millions of folks are being told to be cautious. when does this clear up? when does the smoke go away? we'll start to improve over next couple days. we have to get through today and that area of pressure will move offshore and another area of low pressure moves in across the great lakes and the clean air will return. this will happen this weekend, get through today, get through friday and conditions will improve. worst of the air quality, south and west of the new york city

area, tracking that potential for some showers in the forecast, especially north of new york city and rest of the country, fairly quiet when it comes to big biggest news of the day is historic terrible air quality happening for millions of folks up and down the i-95 corridor. carley and todd, yesterday, it really felt like apocalyptic. >> carley: entire city was orange and i heard eric adams say today could be worse than yesterday, hard to believe. >> janice: there is potential, but worst i think is south and north of new york city. what we had yesterday, other folks will experience today. >> todd: thank you so much, bring in fox news medical contributor, their dr. nesheiwat. we know this is bad, we can see it and smell it. medically, why is it bad?

what is it doing to our bodies? >> great question, todd, good morning to you and carley. this wildfire smoke contains air pollutants and when you breathe it, it goes deep into your lungs and bloodstream. yesterday, i had patients coming in with asthma flare ups, coughing, burning, itching eyes, headache. most of us will be okay, for some people, if you have copd, or asthma or heart disease, if you have any other underlying weakened immune condition, children and elderly, you are most vulnerable to this smoke pollutant. be careful to minimize exposure as much as possible. >> kayleigh: i was reading breathing in this level of toxic air for 24 hours is equivalent

of smoking 22 cigarettes per day, is there truth to that? >> what is happening, these air pollutants causes inflammation, you are getting some of the same chemical exposure, whether it is cigarette smoke, vaping, we want to do everything to stay away from it. there is simple, easy things that we can do, such as if you see the smoke, if you smell it, you want to stay indoors, try to stay away from it. this is temporary, this is not everyday occurrence, never seen anything like this before. if you have to go outside, m-95 mask can help protect you. be careful not to go outdoors and exercise. if you exercise, increasing heart rate, breathing deeper,

inhaling toxic fumes. when you are indoors, make sure you have good air filters, good quality air filtration and if you have asthma or copd, always have your inhaler handy in case you need it. >> carley: doctor, thank you. former president trump legal team notified the former president is target in a criminal investigation. we're breaking down what is going on and how it could impact the 2024 campaign. >> todd: and the fbi agreeing to comply with subpoena from the house oversight family as the investigation into biden family business moves forward. we'll tell you what upon has next.

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>> todd: federal prosecutors notifying donald trump. sources say this could be indication special counsel jack smith is close to deciding whether or not to bring charges against trump, 10 months after the fbi raided his mar-a-lago home. meeting at fbi headquarters on monday. >> carley: and mike pence weighing in on the situation involving his former boss. watch this. >> the serious matter, which happened once in new york, indicting former president of the us sends a terrible message to the world. i hope there is a way to move forward without dramatic and divisive step of indicting a former president of the united states. >> carley: the former vp still took a few jabs at president trump on january 6.

>> anybody who puts themselves above the constitution should never be president in the first place and anyone who asks anyone else to put themselves over the constitution should never be president again. >> how can you support him if he's the nominee? >> i don't think he is. >> what if he is? >> i don't think he is. i have great confidence in primary voters. >> carley: and doug burgum threw his hat into the ring. he says he is undaunted by the republican nominees. >> todd: >> todd: christopher wray agrees to provide house oversight committee with the document that presumably links president biden to a foreign national. >> carley: lucas tomlinson, what is the latest? >> lucas: chairman james comer

scrapped plans to hold fbi director christopher wray in contempt of congress after fbi agreed to let all members of the committee review the document alleging that then vice president biden accepted a bribe. this is important step toward conducting oversight at fbi and holding accountable to the u.s. people. top democrat jamie raskin says the fbi investigated under bill barr and found no wrongdoing, point disputed by barr, saying we did not close anything. raskin says chairman comer acceptance comes after he spent weeks attacking fbi despite effort to provide committee republicans the information they claim to seek. chairman comer and senator chuck grassley spoke on the matter before today's contempt hearing

was cancelled. >> they are offering deals to cooperate with us in our investigation and my investigation has been about following the money andula the leads that point in the direction of explaining how the biden families receiving millions from our adversaries around the world. i'm listening to the fbi offers. we have unclassified document. we have what the fbi calls a credible source because they paid this person over years six figures and i've got a reputation for protecting whistleblowers. >> lucas: the white house and democrats characterized the gop handling of the fbi document and fbi director wray as a political stunt. >> carley: of course they have. we will have congressman tim burgeon on to talk about this. lucas, thank you. neo-nazi, kkk, and moms for

liberty, all deemed hate groups by the southern poverty law center. one mom for liberty will respond to that. >> todd: one thing is not like the others. and the liv golfers are speaking out on the deal that shocked the world of sports. we have their reaction next.

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to professional golf. >> it is hard not to feel like a sacrificial lamb, like i've put myself there and here is what happens. >> i still hear liv, i hope it goes away and fully expect it does. >> i think ultimately this is going to be good for the game of professional golf, i think it secures and unifies and secures financial future. >> todd: cheryl casone from fox business here with more. >> cheryl: you have professional golfers who are multi million dollar players, many like rory mcilroy. they have agents and sponsorships, this is not just about saudis and p.g.a., this is a big business story, if you will. now the players have to navigate, whether spensors or, they are with titleist and other

sponsors. rory mcilroy did make it clear this is not some kind of merger, it is partnership, there is a difference in the terms. good for him maintaining his principles he did not agree with liv golf. now dechambeau is getting slammed. >> it is unfortunate what has happened. what they are trying to do and work on is to be better allies, we are allies with them. i will not get into politics, i am not specialized, they are trying to do good for the world and nobody is ever approximate, we're all trying to improve in life. >> cheryl: the nobody is perfect comment is getting negative backlash. this is the saudis, this is the murder of jamal khashoggi, the

columnist, human rights abuses. it is the saudis. 9/11. this is a very, they have to really tow the line issue the golfers, or maybe they will not. rory mcilroy is not towing the line. >> todd: such an awkward situation, and we don't know how it will resolve. nobody knows issue the players don't know, i don't think the tours know how it will shake out. >> cheryl: a lot of major corporations, nike, titleist, at&t. >> carley: i like rory mcilroy stuck to his guns, uncommon when you think about what the p.g.a. commissioner did saying if you go to liv, you have 9/11 blood on your hands and now he's pap partnered with the league.

rory mcilroy sticking to it. ai could lead to -- >> cheryl: maybe, small business owners and how would ai fit into business plans, 44% of small business owners say they expect to hire less people in the future because of ai. expects, not doing it now. yesterday we learned with dunkin donuts, they are offering ai model to local franchisees for marketing and advertising. instead of a local dunkin owner in new jersey has to go out and pay somebody to help them advertise in their community, this ai tool help them market and advertise by looking at what do customers order around you most, what is demographic of your community. that could be helpful to small business. here is what ceo says, both large and small businesses will

have to determine how much better human work is compared to ai-generated work. will they pay a premium for human-created work. yes, are there jobs that will disappear because of ai? it is already happening. look at the warehouse situation at walmart. you automate the warehouse, you have more people to go out and greet. >> carley: i hope they get rid of self-check-out at cvs. are you going to cut me a check? >> todd: are you good at it? >> carley: no, i get buzzed. get rid of that you have mooing forward. thank you. there is this, making big news this morning, southern poverty law center released new list of groups, kkk, anti-government

militias and moms for liberty. >> we will keep doing the work we do across the country, we are set up by chapters, we have 120,000 members. moms and dads are concerned about things they are seeing taught in school, not every american child is learning to read in school, we want liberty minded individuals elected to school board and be sure parental rights are protected. >> carley: one of the co-founders of moms for liberty join me now. what is your reaction to being labeled a hate group? >> we are letting it roll off a back, in a sense. it is just ridiculous. the people listed at top of the website, those that are concerned in their hate group, it's members of the kkk.

the first photo is an angry gentleman with nazi flag behind him doing the high hilter sign. are you going to put tiffany and i face next to these extreme radical and hateful individuals, it does not fit. >> carley: hate groups are defined by fringe ideas. if you remember, glenn youngkin won the gubernatorial race because of the education issue and florida governor ron desantis won after signing parental rights in education law. what about the parents who agree with your stance on education? they can't all be extremists. we know they are not extremists. over two-thirds of americans agree on the issues we stand for and fight for. we know who the extremists are.

when you look at what they itemize out and say make us extremist, it is because we use mother, instead of birthing person. ideas are so radical, they are radical ones, not us. >> carley: moms for liberty is relatively new, started in the wake of the pandemic. what is your biggest accomplishment since you started in 2021? >>ic waing up moms that have not been involved in policy making of public education or political pros previously. over 40% of our members have never voted, these are not political people, they are moms concerned about the future of their children. >> carley: you are taking action and not going anywhere. thank you for joining us this morning. new video shows moment officers step in and revive a six-year-old migrant child and

those who work to keep the border secure say this chaos falls on president biden's feet. >> we see border in chaos and cries because biden administration dismantled all proven policies. >> todd: you saw acting secretary chad wolf, he is here talking to us next.

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is talking about around here. this is the airport, city of brotherly love waking up to hazardous conditions, everyone should stay inside. >> carley: harrisburg, pennsylvania and wilmington, delaware is topping the list. the smoke is over new york and detroit city due to the wildfires burning across canada. janice dean is here with more. >> janice: the levels in pennsylvania, 476. it only goes up to 500, that is insane. historic air quality index. when you look at what we're talking about, talking about air quality a lot. we're talking hazardous, people are urged to not go outside, harrisburg, wilmington, philadelphia, allentown, hazardous conditions where officials are saying, you are

not going outside, it is too dangerous. conditions will improve friday and saturday, here is the air quality. you can see the unhealthy air for delmarva, pennsylvania, new jersey, upstate new york. we are improving in the new york city area. when you see the hazardous area and the unhealthy areas for millions of folks across philadelphia, up to scranton and washington, d.c. area, this is dangerous situation, especially the elderly and those with respiratory conditions, take care of those folks. not only i-95 corridor, we are focusing on that because of images we had from yesterday. part of the great lakes, as well. columbus toward wilmington, dealing with smoke from canada. we have been showing this, from cloudy skies to eerie orange, it

looked crazy yesterday. conditions are, we have area of low pressure that remained park across new england, funneling smoke southward. the conditions will improve and low pressure will move offshore. bad day, friday and saturday, conditions will improve. to see 476 in harrisburg, pennsylvania, that i don't think has happened before. >> carley: a lot of companies are sending out e-mails saying work from home today. >> todd: 124,000 people could be impacted. democrats linking this to climate change as toxic know cans spark travel concern. the transportation committee will respond to that next. >> carley: florida governor ron desantis criticizing sanctuary cities. >> this is part of the reason we have this problem, they have

endorsed and agitated these type of open-border policies. they have bragged they are sanctuary jurisdictions. i think the border should be closed, but if there is policy to have open border, i think the sanctuary jurisdictions should have to bear it. >> carley: putting money where his mouth is, sending two planes of migrants to sacramento this week. gavin newsom proudly boasts his state's sanctuary status says desantis should be charged for kidnapping. >> if they have to go to another state to find people under false pretense, i don't think this, know this. lied to them, took them to another state and took them on charter flight to sacramento, lying to emthis, what kind of human being does that? >> carley: this video tells a

much different story. [speaking spanish] >> thank you for my -- >> carley: there is this stunning video showing dps troopers reviving a six-year-old child after suffering heat exhaustion and while tragedy like this play out, former officials who oversaw the border say the biden white house is failing to lead. >> the biden administration has seen fit to ignore the law, poorly executed policy decisions. the department has created worst border crisis in new york history. >> from america first policy of trump administration or what was in place during the administration of clinton, bush or obama.

we see border in chaos and crisis because biden administration dismantled the proven policy. >> todd: that was executive director at america first policy institute chad wolf testifying. chad joins us now. the theme was straightforward, is the biden administration simply following the law? what did you tell the committee? >> i told the committee it was resounding no on multiple fronts issue the biden administration is not faithfully administering the law. abuse of patrol system, telling ice officers 100-day moratorium. illegal aliens, including criminals. time and time again, i think the american people know the biden administration is not upholding that rule of law and that is what the hearing was about and examined that in great detail. >> there are four or 5000

apprehensions and gotawayses per day. moral is terrible and dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas is aware of this. so to your knowledge, is department of homeland security doing anything to support agents? >> well, no, i think the moral inside the border patrol is at all-time low. agents are frustrated. they sat here for 28 months and not seen policies implemented to reverse the policy. process more individuals in, that is why they are instituting parole systems and telling everyone, don't come between the ports of entry, come to a port of entry and we'll let you in through a parole program or cbp one app. the situation is improving, it is smoke and mirrors, they are moving migrants to ports of entry and allowing them into the

country. >> todd: 4.5 million illegal aliens and gotaways. we talk about numbers in the abstract. it is in the millions, that is a big deal. what do those numbers mean for the average american citizen? >> well, itten m--en moos four r five million individuals come across that border. what does this do? you have 345,000 children come across that border unaccompanied, don't have a parent or guardian, they go into public education. what does that do? you have a son or daughter in the school systems. what does it do to the healthcare system? go to emergency rooms when they need simple medical care. a lot of unintended consequences

impact americans everyday. that is enough. we should address that. it is what is occurring in american communities. we haven't planned for these individuals. >> carley: it was interesting ron desantis visited the border yesterday, r.f.k. jr. also called it humanitarian crisis. there is understanding across the globe we have open border. this is front and center on the campaign trail. but no joe biden focusing on it. thank you for joining us. >> todd: some are warning seattle has basically legalized drugs >> carley: jason rance, is here to tell us what is going on in his city, he is next. we know patients are more than their disease. that's why, at novo nordisk, we've spent a hundred years developing treatments to help unlock humanity's full potential. these are the greats:

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>> carley: colorado da releasing chilling body cam footage showing the moment a denver police officer fatally shot a murder suspect while pulling a hostage to safety. [screaming] >> help, help, help.

[shots fired] >> carley: police were searching for the suspect in connection to a homicide investigation, when he fled and held this woman hostage before shooting an officer in the neck. another brave officer grabbed him with the left hand and shooting the suspect with his right hand. a third officer fired the fatal shot. thankfully the officers are okay. >> todd: amazing video. rejected ordinance that would have allowed city attorney to -- effectively making the city a free for all. jason rance, author of "what is killing america," is joining me now. what is reaction from the average resident like you to making hard drugs legal?

>> for the first time in a really long time, the polling suggests my position on this is the actual position of the majority of seattle, 70% of folks say we have gone too far in one direction in this permissive behavior and allow addicts to smoke fentanyl across seattle. everyone is saying, do not round everybody up and get them in jail, we want to get them treatment. for the city to say, we're not going to do that or go down that direction is a slap in the face to everyday residents. >> todd: seattle will be only municipality where it is legal to use hard drugs in public. drug use will continue unimpeded because of obstruction of these city council members, overdose

deaths will continue to climb. how does this help anybody, including the addict? >> it doesn't. only people this helps are members who like the fact continue to be homeless living on the street and not going to jail because they get more funding into nonprofit. i don't know everyone who is trying to help the homeless feel this way, the end result is the same, keeping people on the street who are in desperate need of help and they are going to die, but the city has decided to embrace harm reduction strategy which says there is no room for detox, no room for treatment or jail time for people, the only thing we're going to do is hand out safe smoking supplies and clean needles. >> todd: i look through the view of taxpayer, 63 million going to

drug treatment, jason, where is that money going? >> jason: good question. we have byeeen funding a lot of these projects. the point of law enforcement is to have carrot and stick approach. addicts don't like carrots. they like the stick. if you don't take us up on offer of support and drug treatment, we're going to put you in jail. these are people breaking into homes and are cas, shoplifting, stealing things to purchase drugs in the first place. they are ending up killing themselves and creating victims out of people in the city. >> todd: your book is called "what is killing america" and i think you answered that. hundreds of flights delays as

residents in philadelphia are waking up to hazardous air quality. carol steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." hello, steve. >> steve: i looked out our window and i see what they are looking at in philly. it is gloomy. on "fox and friends," we'll talk about the canadian wildfire, clouds engulf ing the city. this looks like if you visited mars, i am told. live team coverage and what you need to know before stepping outside and health precaution you should take and should you wear a mask? the answer will surprise you. plus, the republican field for 2024 just got bigger, mike pence, chris christie and north dakota governor doug burgum throwing their hat in the ring and each of them will join us

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>> well, actually, some airline pilots were on the hill yesterday, and i was talking to them about it. and they confirmed to me my worst fears that, in fact, the flights delayed out of laguardia and some other new york areas will have an impact on the rest of the united states. due to the fact that it's a major hub. but that's really about all we know. there's not a lot we can do about it. we can't reverse it right now. >> todd: never letting a good crisis go waste. the climate obsessed left had the following response and of course we must begin with a.o.c., alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeting it bears repeating how unprepared we are for the climate drivers as president biden tweeting we have demoored more than # hundred u.s. firefighters as they respond to record wildfires. events intensifying because of the climate crisis. what's your response to those claims, congressman? >> well, cortez is my buddy. as i told her yesterday, she is my friendly neighborhood marxist

and we are friends. but she -- you know, these areas don't allow controlled bushes to take care of what naturally would happen the way god intended for it to do and then all this tinder builds up and when you have a dry spell there is not a lot can you do because it all catches on fire. we are always trying to reinvent the environment. and then we scratch our heads and say hey, i can't figure out why this is going this way. and dadgum it the reason it's going that way is because we are not allowing it to take its natural course. control burns natural way that it's done. and when you don't, this is what happens. >> carley: congressman, you are also a member of the oversight committee which means you will get a chance to look at this document that as then haven't biden was involved in a criminal bribery scheme. when are you going to get a chance to look at that document and, also, how is the oversight committee going to investigate these allegations going forward?

>> well, allegedly, we are supposed to ski it today. somewhere around 9:00, i question that because of just the repeated delays by the fbi. when you back off of the subpoenas and things like that, they tend to slow walk it. so i don't really know. i have been completely disappointed in the fbi and their actions towards this congress has got to play tough, man. eventually we have to say we are the funding of these alphabet agencies. when they go awry or rogue as the case may be or don't -- or they basically subvert justice in the case of the president's son, who they have had this for over five years now, we got to start talking about cutting their purse strings. >> todd: quickly, on this next one, congressman, house oversight committee will hold a ufo hearing after a whistleblower claims there is extraterrestrial life. you are leading the investigation.

in 15 seconds, will we get answers as to whether or not we are alone? >> we're not alone and we'll get some answers. and i talked to that man yesterday and i'm hoping that he will be hearing as well. we have been planning this for quite some times. >> carley: he did it in 10 seconds and now i'm utterly terrified. congressman burchett for talking to us this morning. >> thanks. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the haze choking the tri-state is dangerous. >> this sun bearable and seems like apocalyptic. >> air quality alerts in several states. >> this is not normal air for us to be breathing. >> there is a lot of action in the republican primary field. >> mike pence and chris christie and doug burgum jump in the race. >> economy, security and national security. >> christopher wray allow the oversight committee to review that controversial document. >> my has always been about following the money. >> trump will be indicted by the justice department as early as