mike: the white house confirming that china has been operating spy base in cuba since 2019. the basis part of beijing's efforts to ramp up intelligence gathering capabilities. welcome to fox news live. i'm mike emanuel. officials within the biden administration say this has been an ongoing issue that the administration inherited. lucas tomlinson live at the white house with the latest. good afternoon, lucas. lucas: initially the white house disputed the wall street journal saying chinese were building spy

bases tat island of cuba. now the white house is saying that the chinese have been in cuba for years, quote, china conducted an upgrade of its intelligence collection facilities in cuba in 2019. this is well documented in the intelligence record. this is an issue that this administration inherited. of course, the u.s. has been spying on china for years. remember rc135 in south china sea that got buzzed by the fighter jet, mike, that wasn't exactly sightseeing as used to spy in china. now back to our shores. the gop-led house oversight committee say they have fbi document that the biden family took bribe up to $10 million. the top democrat saying he found no doing. >> the investigation of the allegations made in that document were not closed down.

as i repeatedly said, i set up a process at the beginning in 2020 to vet evidence before it went to the open-pending investigations. lucas: president biden remains under federal investigation under his handling of classified materials. one to have 2024 challengers spoke in sunday morning futures. >> the special counsel has not spoken in the case of president biden, so we need to put these things in the hands of the special counsel. in both cases they were appoint and we will see what the special counsel comes up with. they should be tried through the american legal system. lucas: secretary of state blinken to travel in china. last visit to beijing was canceled after the craft shot in the southeast of south carolina. miy thanks. former president trump is not holding back criticism of the

justice department and the biden administration as he makes his first campaign appearances since his federal indictment. mr. trump is expected to travel to miami tomorrow ahead of his court date on tuesday. nate foy is tracking the latest from bedminster, new jersey, hello, nate. nate: former president trump is expected to meet with lawyers tomorrow to discuss new florida-based legal strategy ahead of arrangement on tuesday in miami. this comes after he had two campaign stops yesterday where, again, he defended his handling of classified documents. take a look. the former president spoke at gop conventions in georgia and north carolina. he called the 37 felony counts against him baseless and ridiculous and also called indictment election interference but trump's former attorney general bill barr told fox news sunday says he thinks the former president is in legal trouble. >> if even half of it is true, he's toast. it's a very detailed indictment

and it's very, very damming. and this idea of presenting trump as a victim here, victim of a witch hunt is ridiculous. nate: now, mike, president trump's attorney says trump has done nothing wrong here and she dismissed the possibility of accepting a plea deal. she also claims the former president has solid legal footing to defend himself. here she is on fox news sunday. >> an indictment is a one-sided document. he has a defense. the defense is real. he had the presidential records act which only he has in play. hillary clinton didn't have that, biden didn't have that. nate: president trump said on the campaign trail that he believes this indictment is helping polling as well as his fundraising numbers as he seeks the candidacy in 2024. trump will stay at his resort tomorrow ahead of appearance in miami federal court at 3:00 p.m. on tuesday.

mike. mike: nate foy live in beautiful bedminster, new jersey. thanks very much. for more on this historic indictment of former president trump joining me live in studio attorney and partner at ice miller llc, tim is former federal prosecutor and sec trial attorney. tim, welcome, great to have you. >> thank you, mike. mike: let's look at the charges against former president trump and i'm curious how you assess this case. >> this is a detailed indictment as attorney general bar reform said a few moments ago. it's a 49 count -- 49-page indictment, 37 counts. the government goes in great detail. this where we call speaking indictment. the government puts more allegations than legally required to and i think, mike, intended to anticipate and foreclose defenses that the government is expecting the defense to raise. mike: trump stored boxes containing classified documents in various locations tat mar-a-lago club including in a

ballroom, bathroom and shower, an office space, his bedroom and a storage room. here is the former crazy on this case. >> you're dealing with crazy lunatics. using the same corrupt doj and same corrupt fbi and attorneys general and local district attorneys to interfere in our application at a civil that our country has never witnessed before. mike: what does this indictment say about the government strategy? >> the indictment says, mike, is that the government wants to show, number one that the state of mind that's required existed. there are specific facts in there alleged, of course. there are text messages, there are photographs and great amount of detail of what was said and what was done. the government is trying to make sure that the defense of, hey, i didn't know, is not going to be

-- isn't going to carry the day. in addition, the government is trying to show that the president actually had involvement in this. in other words, he packed the alleged, he packed the boxes at the white house. there's an allegation that aide walton sent a text message that the president is tr trying to te out materials out of the boxes, text message sent to trump family member. mike: disappearance of natalee holloway. what about this case? >> this is not about the murder. you recall that natalee holloway went missing back in 2005. her body has never been found. and van der sloot has not been charged with any crimes related directly to her murder rather he's charged with extorting his mother, her mother, rather, and having a wire fraud scheme in

which he told the mother that he would provide the details of where her body is located in exchange for $250,000. she ended up providing in advance $25,000. some of which by the way by wire transfer. mike: okay, so in addition to being cruel, that's also a crime, right? and so this guy by all accounts is not a good guy. he's already in prison in perú on another murder. how does all work between the two different countries? >> right, he's already serving a significant prison time -- term in perú for murder of unrelated victim and by the way he got additional 18 years recently for running a cocaine ring while in prison. so there's an extradition treaty between the united states and perú. under that treaty he's been brought back to the united states specifically the federal court in alabama to face the two charges, wire fraud and extortion. he will remain here throughout

the duration of the case including post trial appeals and only then will he go to perú to continue serving out innocence there. mike: there's no suggestion 18 years later that van der sloot is going to cooperate, right? >> that's right. he's been frankly defiant from day one. i don't believe he will change his tune at this point. his lawyers indicate that there are defenses and they intend to raise them. wouldn't be surprised if this case goes to trial. mike: a day in court and hope at some point she will get some answers? >> they provide some degree of closure, i suppose, for the victim's loved ones. it is a day in court. it's not going to be a murder conviction, of course, those aren't the charges but at least there's some level of justice that, i think, the family members are going to look at and say, hey, we are at least being heard.

mike: he's got this case in perú, the murder case, he's got a drug case you were telling me about as well. now this case in the united states, so all indications are he's not going to be running around free any time soon? >> that's right, he's going to spend significant amount of future in prison. he's 35 year's old. he may some day see the light of day but it's going to be a long time. mike: it's amazing, i remember the story so well 18 years ago. hope the holloway's get some justice at some point. tim belevetz, thank you for your time. you're looking at live i images of in i95, emergency service to shut down parts of major highway, huge interstate connecting the east coast of the united states, the intense flames caused part of the road to collapse. let's go to cb cotton live with the latest updates. >> monday morning's commute will

come with headaches as people are told to stay away from the area. this happening in one of the country's oldest and most traveled routes. officials telling fox affiliate, tanker truck caught fire in i95 in northeast philadelphia causing the north -- the northbound overpass to collapse. now all north and southbound lanes are closed in this area for about 3 to 4 miles. emergency dispatchers were reportedly notified before 6:30 this morning, firefighters arriving to the aftermath to assess the damage with portions of the northbound lanes reduced to rubble. the fire was under control around an hour later, 7:30 a.m. this morning u.s. secretary of transportation pete buttigieg saying federal resources are going into action to offer any assistance that usdot can provide to help with recovery and reconstruction. local officials are telling people to brace for a long haul and getting this interstate fixed. now as first responders learn

more about the scope of the damage, they're pointing the finger at the initial truck fire for creating this messy situation. >> it's a lot of heat. a lot of heat, probably very hot. i don't know -- we did get reports of heavy black smoke when i got here it was heavy black smoke and fire. it was very, very intense heat. >> and right now there's no word on any injuries. officials say scale of this damage means there could be weeks of repairs and, of course, mike, that means hiccups for travel plans. mike: cb, thanks very much. new york flight bound for los angeles diverted to uth after technical problem on board only to have the air slide accidentally deploy inside the plane once on the ground injuring a crew member. jeff paul is live with more. hello, jeff. jeff: we just heard from a delta spokesperson regarding the incident.

they tell us there was no emergency landing as some outletting are reporting and nor was it diverting due to slide being deployed but they tell us in, part, delta flight 520 operating from new york j.f.k. to los angeles diverted to salt lake city due to a maintenance issue while on the ground the same aircraft slide was deployed by accident. delta says one crew member was taken to the hospital but after doctors checked them out they were released. the flight reportedly left new york around 7:00 a.m. at some point in the middle of the flight they made announcement they needed to land in salt lake city to sort out maintenance issue. but when ready to depart utah one of the slides deployed without warning while the plane was still at the gate. we spoke with aviation expert and here is how he describes what it would be like inside the plane when that happened. >> the slide on the planes is designed to deploy rapidly and

it's actually built with nitrogen or carbon dioxide, it's almost like an air bag in your car where pretty much in a matter of seconds this thing is fully deployed and it's done that way so passengers could evacuate very, very quickly. jeff: we are told folks on the flight were book today a another aircraft. delta is apologizing for any delays and says safety of its customers is most important. mike jeff paul reporting live, jeff, thanks very much. new details emerging on how a group of colombian children including a 1-year-old survived more than a month in the jungle after surviving plane crash. alexandria hoff with more on the miraculous story. alex: minimum survival story of the decade. colombian president credited the teachings of the family, dangerous jungle for so long,

nearly six weeks. officials have revealed 13, 9 and 4 and just 11 months old lived off of casaba flower pulled from the plane and fruit that is were luckily in harvest season. the older ones were skilled in navigating the amazon. on friday the four were located and hoisted onto helicopters. that rescue took place about 3 miles from where the small plane that they had been traveling with mother, pilot and co-pilot where they crashed on may first. the bodies of the adults were located in the wreckage but the children were not there sparking intensive search operation that included over 150 military soldiers and volunteers from the indigenous communities. groups that are usually at odds. dogs also assisted this search as crews were led by footprints and items left behind. you can see the diaper there. the voice of the children's grandmother was played from helicopters directing them to

stay put. so now here is the children's family, this is great reacting to the news that they had been found. the family says despite being malnourished, dehydrated and suffering from bug bites, the children are in good health. the children are going to spend the next two weeks recovering at a military hospital in bogota where yesterday colombian's president paid a visit. after dealing with the pain of losing her daughter, she's now in need of holding onto her grandchildren. mike. mike: miraculous story. alexandria hoff, thanks so much. alex: sure. mike: novak djokovic claiming 23rd grand slam victory after winning french open officially becoming men's player to win four grand slams at least four times. he now surpasses the mark he had shared with rafael nadal and

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mike: as several 2024 presidential candidates kick off their campaigns and others make stop in key battleground states, president biden is planning to appear at his first 2024 rally this week. for more campaign 2024 discussion let's bring in today's political panel, terry holt, managing director and matt bennett, a third way cofounder. gentlemen, welcome. >> if you take the five worst presidents in the history of the united states and added them up they would not have done near destruction than joe biden and the biden administration have done. mike: terry, does connect with gop primary voters? >> it sure does. the republican primary voter wants to see the republican nominee taking on joe biden and they want to see him do it strongly on issues that matter to the american people. one of the strongest potential

issues for president trump as he tries to get the nomination again is his energy and his tax and economic policies f those can somehow be at the forefront, then he can go a long way the blunting the opposition that he has for the nomination among other players who are trying to get more conservative than him or try to take the mantle of the nomination away from him. mike: matt, trump 2024, what have you seen and heard so far? >> well, obviously the big orange elephant in the room are the indictments, that's going to have impact probably not in the republican primary because seems like primary voters have discounted but impact in the general election. the other thing i would say about biden, for all of the rhetoric that trump uses about biden is the fact that he has passed 7 bipartisan bill that mitch mcconnell and mccarthy

supported and congress has supported and gotten a lot done in 3 years including recently with republicans in control of the house. mike: to be fair, a lot of democrats saying they prefer somebody else. that -- >> that is true. trump is the big boogie man for democratic voters. mike: let's play florida ron desantis out on the stump. >> democrats have playing for keeps. if they are able to sweep, win the white house, win the house and the senate they are trying to get power for generation so we have a lot of work to do. mike: how has desantis looked on the circuit so far? >> not too bad. he's making distinction between him and the president, president trump that is and bringing out issues and one of those things

that he will have to do with pence, take the message to the grassroots, to iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and find a way to build a presence that is something not trump so that they can somehow volt to some kind of national stage after those first primaries are out of the way. mike: matt, your impressions of governor desantis so far? >> seems a little wooden to me. i should know because i've worked with wooden candidates in the past. look, he also didn't get off to a great start. i mean, he was very wishy washy about the war in ukraine, ridiculous launch with twitter and he's focused on things that while it gets applause in republican primaries are not the things that swing voters really care the most about. this kind of war on woke that he talks about, isn't the thing that people are thinking about when they are sitting down for dinner at fight. mike: former vice president pence is in.

let's play him. >> new beginning for life but it would require new leadership in the white house and in the republican party. mike: does its time to turn the page work, terry? >> not so far. mike pence has run a very well-oiled machine of a campaign up to this point. his launch went pretty well and he's got some good surrogates out there talking on his behalf but he doesn't have the electricity of a trump or the social agenda, the woke agenda isn't quite so much as a center oh piece of campaign as you see with ron desantis. mike pence is an interesting alternative. the constitutional argument for his candidacy is very strong but he's appealing to very conservative voters in iowa and new hampshire who are evangelical voters and that gives him a strong chance to make a name for himself in that early state. mike: what have you seen from the former vice president? >> i don't know, ideology is not

what's driving republican voters anymore. it may be that it used to but now they don't even have a platform in the republican party when trump was running in 2020. they aren't running on ideas or issues and running on ideas and feelings and feelings all directed for or against donald trump and then for against this woke war that desantis is waging. i'm not sure that mike pence can generate a lot of feeling. >> i think that the relationship primary voter is legitimately looking for a nominee that can win the election in november and there are people in this party that are convinced that donald trump if he's running against joe biden has a pretty good shot at winning. the problem is in the light of the indictments the conventional republican, the establishment republican simply can't think of a way that joe biden could win the general election and that's why ron desantis sounds sort of a fire alarm. if we don't choose somebody besides donald trump, then we

are going to be out of power for a very long time and republicans especially establishment republicans are very concerned about that. mike: okay, so president biden is going to get out and do some 2024 activities. what are the expectations as he's launching that? >> look, i think one thing that biden has not done yet is convince people that all the things he's gotten done are going to really matter in their lives. that's going to be his priority over the next year is making that case. i think we are pretty much done with legislating. they'll have to do things to keep the government open but look, with divided government you're not going to get much in washington. he needs to get out and show people that the things that he passed with infrastructure bill, the chips bill, the bipartisan pieces of legislation are really going to make a difference follow people's lives and their communities. they've been promised that time and again by politicians of both parties. this is actually one of the first time it's true. he needs to make sure they know that. mike: by getting out there, does he need to counter the he's too

old argument? >> oh, yeah. he will have to convince the people that will coalesce around him that he's a winner and he's going to be able to take the reins of four more years to finish what he started. joe biden has some strengths. he has the power of incumbency and passed at least will flow money throughout this country and infrastructure bills and in other ways. so he isn't -- he isn't the weakest candidate in the field and what we need to do is have the strongest candidate in the field to take on all of that influence and power that he has being the incumbent president of the united states. mark: any alarms about cornell west or rfk, jr.? >> look, i'm spending a lot of my time trying to convince that folks that know label not the run third-party candidate against biden or trump. anybody running as third-party can do damage to the incumbent. we are more worried of financed

effort than effort by cornell west or rfk. final word from you. this. >> this is setting to be a trump-biden election again. i don't think most american people want to relitigate the last election. i think we will continue to hear stories coming out of the republican primaries and coming from the democratic side about people who want to take the reins and the country in a new direction. the country has too much appetite for the trump-biden dynamic to story for very long. mike: gentlemen, thanks. >> thank you. mike: strong winds, heavy rain and hail heading for nashville, tennessee today, we will get an update with fox weather after the break. ♪ ♪ 5g ♪ network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just connect your business. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even smarter. we call this enterprise intelligence. i don't know how long it's been there.

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jackson tennessee one of the areas bracing for possible storms, hello, will. >> we saw the setup in texas with damaging hail and now we have the same ingredients targeting big part of the south today. we are positioned in jackson, tennessee taking a look west live look on top of the vehicle here. you can say i40 westbound, towards memphis. blue skies, for folks heading back to church, lunch, things are looking good but this afternoon it's a much different story. let me explain the setup here. show you the map of what we are talking about. level 3 threat zone from central kentucky over to little rock, arkansas to birmingham, alabama, you can see how we picked jackson, tennessee to be in the middle of this. we could have heavy downpours and hail likely with all of this and keep in mind, mike, tens of thousands of people out in the streets of nashville, tennessee as they wrap up cma fest there. something to keep an eye on folks, make sure you have your fox weather app downloaded and we will give you the alerts as

they come in. we have farmers in the area that desperately need the rain. we are in deficit right now for large portion of the south. hopefully we can have the rain without the trouble, mike. mike: fox weather nunley, i know weather is your position but safe, my friend. >> we will do it. mike: canada battling wild fires across the country. with canada on track to see worst filed fire season ever. for more on this mike flannigan, british colombia chair and predictive services, emergency management and fire science at thompson rivers university. welcome. >> great to be with you, mike. mike: 427 active wild fires, 208 considered out of control. 97 being held meaning they are not spreading and then 12 the

under control. how do you assess the fires, mike, and what are the causes? >> so this year is unprecedented. i don't like the use that word but really it does apply in this situation. right now we burned the area equivalent to new hampshire and vermont combined and we are just beginning our fire season much of canada is covered by snow until the spring, until april and it's just got off to a very fast start. there are 3 ingredients for a wild fire to occur and this applies to canada, united states, australia, wherever. first you need vegetation, we call it field, needles, leaves, grass, trees, how much, how dry, important aspects and second ignition, lighting and people. people dominate the causes in the spring in canada and lighting dominate in the summer. third, you need that hot, dry windy weather and we had

record-breaking heat out west in may and we saw record-breaking amount of fire in may. and, you know, for those folks who live in new york city, my heart goes out to you because you're breathing out chemical and the thing is you live in new york city, the likelihood of your place burning down to wild fire is essentially zero. but, you know, fires from a thousand miles away in northern quebec can come down and create that -- that chemical soup, postpone baseball games but more importantly it affects our health and the more we know about smoke the more reno how hazardous to human health. mike: 427 active fires across canada, are resources running a little short? >> we are resource limited. you know, we share resources across the country and also united states has been helping out a great deal as firefighters

from south africa, mexico, australia and it's winter down in the southern hemisphere. it's a good time for them to come up. the united states has had fairly quiet season so you are able to help out but with so many fires, you can't fight them all. we just don't have enough resources so you have to pick those that are the most threatening to communities. it's easy to give numbers but it's all about the impact, i mean, hundreds thousand of people have been evacuated in canada and, of course, the smoke has impacted tens of millions of people. so it's been an eventful year and once again, we are just beginning our fire season up here. you know, like june and july are prime time for fire and these fires, they are huge. some of them are like 20 times the size of washington, d.c. and they are going to burn for weeks and months and we are in a little bit of a quieter period

now if we get the hot, dry windy weather again they will flair up and the smoke will go wherever the wind directs, could be back to eastern seaboard or across atlantic to europe, it's hard to say. smoke forecasting is difficult. it's more difficult than weather forecasting because you the weather and the fire to handle and you're seeing the imagery there, it was just, a smoke front, okay, canada is great for shipping hockey players, cold fronts and now smoke front. i'm sorry, folks for sending all the smoke down there, but fires are natural and we have to learn to live with them. so it's a multifaceted issue and we are going to need a multiprong approach. there's no quick fix here. we have to learn to live with fire and unfortunately the smoke. mike: we love your hockey players, your beer and you're generally friendly people but we could do without the smoke. >> i agree. i don't like it either.

mike: mike flan began thank you very much for your. we really appreciate it. >> my pleasure, mike. mike: scorching heated is taking toll today. emergency personnel rush today charge the guardsman. one was escorted while two others carried on pressure. prince william took to twitter to thanker all the soldiers who took part during the difficult conditions. fountains of lava erupting from volcanos big island. kilawaia, forgive me. one of the world's most active volcano began erupting on wednesday. second eruption this year. previous eruption lasted 61 days, beautiful images but hot stuff. ukraine launched counteroffensive in a attempt to

reclaim russian-occupied land. we will have a report on how the initiative is going after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪

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southeast attempt to go defend against ukrainian attacks. greg palkot. >> big remind they're the battle between ukraine and russia is most definitely on. to some extent it's a war of words that has to be sorted through ukraine. fighting occurred recently as they try to cut into russian territory. moscow says it's fended off a dozen attacks by ukraine in various areas in past 48 hours and destroyed several pieces of armor. meanwhile the situation around where the dam blew last tuesday, a boat evacuating folks shelled by russians resulted in casualties. we spoke today with a leading aide te government, take a

look and listen. >> wife the initiative in our hands now thanks to all the arms we received from the west, we can decide when to do it and how to do it. >> top government adviser speaking to us a day after ukrainian president zelenskyy confirmed the long-awaited counter offensive against russia had begun including american bradley fighting vehicles and german tanks, amid wreckage in kyiv in past battles he warned it would not be easy. >> i want to emphasize that our fight is ongoing. >> leading death and destruction in its wake, russian cast suspicion on russia but would not hold back ukrainian troops. >> the situation with the dam doesn't change anything with the counteroffensive. >> our interview partner concluded as bluntly as he said, mike, this is a war of tyranny against democracy. he added it is a war of evil

against light. doesn't gets any tougher than that. mike: greg in the ukrainian capital, thanks so much. rescue crews are searching for 3 missing british tourists after dive cruise boat caused fire in egyptian red sea. so far 26 passengers have been pulled from the water. trey yingst is live with the details. hello, trey. trey: mike, good afternoon, a search is underway for 3 british tourist who is went missing off the coast of egypt following a boat fire in total there were 18 passengers in the diving vessel along with ten crew members and two guides when a suspected electrical caught fire. 3 people are still unaccounted. a local egyptian government official indicated this afternoon that search and rescue operations are ongoing. the same officials said an investigation will be conduct intoed the exact cause of the fire. this is the second tourist

tragedy in egypt this week. on thursday a russian man visiting the red sea resort town was killed by a shark. video captured the event unfolding as the man's girlfriend was able to escape. locals later caught and killed the tiger shark near with the incident took place. tourism does account for 5% of egypt's total gdp so these are significant incidents not just on a human level but also economic level for the country. mike. mike: trey yingst reporting live, trey, thanks so much. former ufc champion connor mcgregor versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv need relief for tired, achy feet? or the energy to keep working?

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segment during game 4 of the nba finals. take a listen. and so look this was part of promotional, bernie the mascot walks wearing robe and boxing gloves as he's entering the ring and mcgregor blast the mascot with left hook, completely lays him out. bernie is pulled off of the court. the man underneath the bernie costume briefly sought medical attention after taking those two shots from mcgregor friday night. the employee who has not been identified received pain medication and is home resting. mcgregor who hasn't fought hins he broke his leg during bout in 2021 didn't seem to leave a good impression. weave reached out to mcgregor,

nba and miami heat about the incident and we are waiting comment but the night didn't turn out at all good for the miami heat. they lost game 4 to the denver nuggets who now lead the series through the one and have a real opportunity to close it out on home court on monday, mike. mike: sad mascot after two home losses and getting shot to the head. charles watson, thanks a lot. historic victory at the 155 -- 155th running in the belmont stake. jana fame first female trainer to ever win a triple crown race after her horse arc ange lo came out victorious. belmont stakes is the oldest and longest race of the thorough-bread racing triple crown. congratulations to the trainer. today on fox news sunday, shannon bream has exclusive

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