cocoa. she will get taller too. that is how "fox reports" sunday 11 of june, 2023 i'm jon scott, we'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ >> hello i'm joe concha and welcome to the big weekend show. thethe big story, buckle up, the morning commute is setting up to be a driver -- a nightmare for drivers in philadelphia area, as part of the 95 collapsed, a major highway, highway collapsed after a tanker truck caught fire you under an overpass and spread to the

lanes above, it will take months to fix. fox news correspondent sieve cotton with y update. >> philadelphia leaders are asking everyone for patience. they are crediting divine both lines of i95 are closed in northeast philadelphia as crews work at the site the of collapse, a truck was carrying gasoline that caught fire. this happened before 6:30 this morning. causing northbound overpass to collapse, about 10 miles of i95 northbound and southbound lanes are closed, officials warn that other streets near the bridge could be closed too. i95 is one of the country's oldest most traveld routes, firefighters arrived to find

portions of northbound lanes reduced to rubble, pennsylvania governor saying that crews are trying to identify anyone who was caught in the fire and collapse, public transit leaders are ask employers to be patient with their workforce, saying it will take long target to work tomorrow, philadelphia governor shapiro said it will take a while. >> northbound side of i95 has collapsed. with regards to rebuild, we are expecting it to take some number of months. reporter: monday morning's commute will come with new headaches for drivers, pin dot telling fox news average 160 those vehicles travel on i95 northbound and southbound lanes every single day. for those who live in the

area, they have rec meanted detours to get around the the capital, governor shapiro will issue a disaster declaration. back to you. >> that will be a nightmare. to scares in the sea. first, a deadly shark attack, we want to warning this video you are about to see is disturbing. >> egyptian beach resort, a tiger shot kills a russian tourists who was ski swimming just feet from the shore, people were nearby. the man was dragged urge, terrified on lookers scream for help. the video going viral, from a couple years ago, is a reminder of what could happen in the water. a humpback whale appears to nearly swallow two k key

-- kayakers, do we worry about these attacks this summer, joey, you see this video, you are average person like me, grew up in jersey shore. never thought about it twice. the point is that if you watch this, would you say, i'm not going in. i'll go to the pool. >> well, all in details, for example those swimming around the whales were swimming past they were allowed to go where the pod of wwales were feeding. >> there is no such thing as shark infested water, a place where sharks live and where humans want to play, we report, on shark attack it is spearfishing. so, almost every time we're venturing into their habitat, doing things that

attract them in a way of looking for prey, there are some common sense rules you need to apply. >> and you are a numbers girl. the amount of things that can kill you more than sharks, you are more likely to die from these items, than from a shark attack vending machines. jellyfish. deer, beds, falling coconuts, hot dogs, and actual dogs, and hippos and bathtubs, this is getting a lot of play we're talking about it right now. it has been on every news organization network. sharks are ratings, should we be too worried or chances of this happening is like getting hit by lightning twice. >> we had to deal with this with covid, kids with covid, you have a higher chance of that child dying in a car

accident on their way to school than covid, there is so much around sharks with the movies "sharknado" and shark week, i'm with joey, you will never mind me in deep space or the sea, i am not plent to be there sharks are. they were where they are not is supposed to, the tiger shark, usually people don't die from shark attacks, the great white, w but this tiger shark bit the tourist then he killed him, he ate all of him, and i read, tiger sharks have a nonbias palate, a great white will bite a human, they realize ha is not a fatty seal, but a tiger shot, they do not know difference, if you are in an area where there are known tiger sharks, maybe

you shouldn't be there. i wouldn't be there. >> you don't hear about tiger shark attacks often, but on u.s. beaches year-over-year with comparison. 16,000 through may 21 of 2023. 41 happened last year and 51 in total in 2022. this appears to random. at this point. do you do ocean or pool? >> well i would do the ocean thing. if i were with my kids. they would find that stat on falling coconuts and tell me that. and kids would say no matter how much you see it on tv or news, we're going to the beach, mom, i think, you just use common sense stay out of the area, if experts tell you, don't there looking for it. it wouldn't be a surprise.

>> there is a reason why this is in headlines. it is one of the prop arguments for go global warming and climate change, we never talk about how we regulate fishing, the reasons that sharks come further ashore their food is either more populated or condensed there. usually the de the -- devil is in those details. >> you don't have to be afraid of these things. make common sense choices. if there are known sharks, maybe you should keep an eye out, you go to the shore. i'm still -- i'm take the risk with the coconut. >> to point made earlier. you made a great point covid your child had more of a chance while driving to

school then dying of covid, this the same as far as texting and driving. all things that could actually kill you people are afraid to go ona airplanes because they are afraid of the crash. >> hard for people keep things in perspective, when like, we continue to talk about shark attacks, now the summer and everyone wants to go to the beach, you have to to be to put up the numbers, you have many more people dieing from being overweight and being unhealthy and drinking alcohol. all these other things we don't worry about. >> jaws came out nearly 50 years ago. we have to go. coming up, straight ahead. california crime craziness, self-driving car, blocked police from reaching a crime scene in san francisco. as the state gets closer to making it illegal for store

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♪ ♪ never rains in southern california. >> welcome back to the big weekend show, california crime craziness. first responders trying to get to a crime scene but they were delayed because of a self-driving car that was stopped in the middle else -- middle offed road. >> state senate passes a bill to make it illegal for workers to block shoplifters. ceo lululemon is defending firing two employees after chasing car thieves in indiana. >> on it's only merchandise. in this situation, the educators knowingly broke the policy. >> if some retailers are okay with crime, we can't

california governor newsom to be any more concerned. before we go to the disaster of san francisco. i want to touch base on self-driving car situation, cruz is headquartered in san francisco, you had emergency vehicles trying to get into an emergency and the self-driving car stopped, they could not get around 't. 'it. >> that is wild, spokes spokesperson said that car was doing what it was supposed to do it was entering an area where there was an active emergency scene so it just stopped. it can be hea helpful or harmful if you don't have logic there. you had 9 people going to

the hospital. if for that treatment was slowed down, because that car stopped. it was doing what it was programmed to do. it was not thinking. >> that is the problem with a.i., if you don't have human oversight to override it, you will see disasters. >> joey, human oversight, we had humans in charge of san francisco they have turned it to a disaster, your take on other side, darren mark. a gen-z activist on decline of san francisco. he said this to fox news digital. >> i have personally witnessed what is potentially the collapse of the paris of the west. and what could potentially be the decline of western civilization, i hate to see it crumble in a decade because people can't stop voting for this k chaos.

san francisco is the most liberal we're so far left. the only dir direction that i believe is left it toward the right. >> gen-z will live in a world that we could not fathom when we were there age. they will have to figure it out. we're handing them the keys, people who are running our country now, the older ones, created this mess in a way they didn't think they would have to live with it they knew they are harvest votes and get rich off it, it was not an immediate problem, covid happens, and nancy pelosi is still eating her ice cream, and getting her hair done, she has a wall around her house, she doesn't have to live in the country. i am more optimistic. to me more interesting topic

what are the new voters doing about it. there is this a backlash and the social media dating, where gen-z young women say, i just assume be a traditional wife than deal with that, that is one social issue, and this young man, i doubt she con doubt he is conservative, he is a we're so far to left. we just trying to figure it out. if they get -- be raised in san francisco, and is a wasteland for them, they will fix it. >> san francisco has poor leadership, it starts top down, think of governor newsom. >> funny would call him a leader. >> joe, first, sean hannity sat down with gavin newsom to talk immigration. we have a preview.

>> this is a stunt, this is em embarrassing and pathetic. >> i disagree. >> he just wanted to help people. >> he is flying all these illegal immigrants. >> coordinating them. >> i'm engaged -- >> you know what. >> a. >> they are landing at 3:30 in morning in westchester airport, not la guardia, not kennedy, you know why, they are sneaking them in not perfect they are coordinating there is a different special. >> different as daylight and darkness. >> that ask airing tomorrow night, they referred to migrant flights coming out and you have governor newsom touting to be a sanctuary state, you can come blue are legal or not, how will they fix san francisco, but california? >> they are not. as long as this current

leadership in in place, more people are leaves san francisco, than any city in the country. you will never guess where they are going, ron desantis' florida. or texas or tennessee. because where would you rather live. live in a state california, where income tax is 13.3% in the state. where you have highest homeless rate and poverty rate in the country. or would you rather live in florida, where crime is at 50 year low and no income tax and businesses are going there because, they feel like they are not as regulated. it is a simple argument, selfishly i would love to see one day governor newsom versus ron desantis, and let's have that argument. do you do you want to make america california or florida. >> americans are leaving in droves from california to florida. >> right, you can watch hannity's sit down with california governor gavin newsom tomorrow night, 9 p.m. eastern. >> coming up media getting

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rivetting indictment to read. but i heard the indictment referred to as a sad day in america. that is the wrong description. this week showed our justice system is working. >> one republican who is running against trump in 2024 is calling out media that to their face. >> with due respect, i think it is shameful that i as a come pott competitor to president trump in the race have to ask questions that the media is to the asking, you say media is doing bidding of the u.s. government, ask the question ask what biden told garland. do not take their word now, get to the bottom of it restore journalism in the country that is what is missing. to get to the truth. >> vivek ramaswamy is not the only presidential g.o.p. presidential candidate to

expeekin speaking out like this, i find fascinating, some of the most vocal defenders of former president are very people who want to beat him, in the primaries. >> right now we're talking politics of it. they are saying, i want to beat trump, but i can't bite beat up on trump, i need people that support trump to support me, how can i say lock trump up if i want his supporters to vote for me, one thing that all trump supporters have in c common, they truly believe that people have been out to get him since day one, they believe that because it is true. whether or not this indictment has merit, and find out he is guilt that's is a separate issue from majority of voters who consider themselves trump supporters, we're expecting

all politicians to do bad things, why is it he only one that everyone piles on. that is where they are with this. if you are running against him, you know a majority of republican primary voters, feel that way, in the defense of president trump and now galvanized around him, how could you say anything more. >> really a delicate balance. but not just candids, there is a really sense of frustration that you getting on the side of g.o.p., every time they are asked about this, when they go to do another news show. they want to point out the the imbalance they see in the system. >> we live in an america where if you are democratic candidate for president, hill clinton, secretary of state, you can set up a private server in your basement to conduct government basis when an investigation is had about your activity, no, let me

finish. >> you done an sert question. didn't answer. >> i am trying to answer the question from a republican point of view. >> yeah. >> you know it is interesting two parts to this a lot of media only wanting to talk about one part, substance behind the indictment but also politics that say legitimate second part with indictment, i'll tell you i read the whole things, there are things that i find concerning if former president really had classified documents he was sharing with journalist and staff members that had military tactics in it then he does have explaining to do if they find it to be true. on top of, that you have -- heard some of trump's lawyers say he was president at the time, and able to declassify the documents, but based to indictment he didn't go threw that process. is that -- is that true, i don't know. which is why the grand jury brought forward the

indictment, now we need to see it play out, and trump's lawyers have to do their due dill jengs. dill jengs. diligence. why is it, if they are pulling charges based on willful retention of national defense information, then if they will have the same prosecution, they should be bringing charges against pence, against biden, against clinton, that is the second aspect, why do we have the two-tier system. >> this is a preview of 2024 primary, and general election season moving forward. this will be the number one story until election day that is what democratic party want because who are

we not talking about right now? joe biden the current president. we're talk about trump's legal problems, until november 2024 that is as far as trials go, alvin bragg indictment that does not start until january of 2024. who knows how long this will go for, we have not talked about georgia, that will be agents the former president as well. what does this do? we'll not talking about wages not keeping up with inflation, or not the border crisis which is a national security crisis given all people we vaug caught on terror watch list and education. and test scores at 30 year low and we have not talked about crime, as far as people leaving major cities not just san francisco, they can't live there any more. that is all indictment on joe biden and his record, have we not talked about china and taiwan, ukraine and russia. when you add that up, we're

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>> welcome back to the big week show, it's fun in games until 21 gets hurt, miami heat h mascot bernie can't a new rounds with mcgregor, but he ended up in the er . >> for so many reasons, i can't with these people. i don't understand why people think it is a good idea for a nonprofessional

fighter to take a hit from a professional fighter. i want -- the miami heat head coach, this was his reaction to what happened. >> miami heat toughness right there. they should have been allowed to take the first swing. yeah. we won't reveal who that is. but she tough. he can take a punch get back up, yeah, he is not misanything time. >> i understand you do these bits, i saw movie semi-pro with will ferrell, you have to do crazy things, this is dangerous. this is stup stupid. >> this is stupid. that looks like a big fluffy costume, maybe it protected him, no, and it is conor mcgregor, he won ufcchampionship at the same time in two different weight classes this this is not a mellow guy, he will

not play fight with you, he will be like conor mcgregor. i'm sorry the miami heat thing and the power like, denver nuggets are hoping to take them. >> speaking of denver nuggets. oh, no, hold on. >> your rocky mo mountainly. rocky gets 665 thousand. the hawk 600 thousand, benny bull, 400 thousand. and go the gorilla phoenix suns. 200 thousand. and hugo the hornet 100 thousand. joey this may be your next career. >> i don't have the agility for it, i can take a punch. i learned this lesson, when i was in florida i lived with a guy danny rich way

from alabama. he is red-headed we were a lot alike we were on a run one day we found kid's boxing outfits he pulled $20 out of his pock pocket and he bought them, he said we'll do this, we said 30%, he said, why, first punch he knocked me out. i said danny, i thought you said 30%, he said good thing i didn't say 100, if the guy can fight. >> 625 thousand for a mascot. >> would you take a hit for that amount? >> i would do for 62 thousand dollars. i'm out of the hospital in a couple days, i have protected gear. this is -- that can't be right, really? >> that is what the brain -- d denver nuggets you are

off basically june, july, august, september, october, then nba season starts, you work 600 thousand for working half of the year for being a frickin' mascot. >> and mcgregor, i think it was supposed to be a skit, the. i don't think he tried to hurt him. >> look at him. >> he hit him when he was down. >> -- i feel there should be a rule you shouldn't do that. >> my brother worked for new jersey devils he brought home mos mascots uniform, they are heavy. >> hard to hurt someone. >> he probably hit the back of his head. >> we see the skits all of the time. any favorites? >> i have tons. like. >> well, there was one -- philly fanatic.

this guy, he is a big that is a tough. >> the most sued m mascot? >> yeah. how did you know that. >> sued in. >> yeah,. >> impre impressive. >> baseball fan. >> hurr he gets in fans' faces a lot he takes skit too far, that could be an issue. you could fall over and hit your head, it is philly yeah. >> joey. >> not all mascots wear fluffy costumes at university of georgia our mascot a an english bulldog, a decade ago. a wide receiver jumped up to catch a ball, and he flew over the dog.

and he bit him. if you have a chance to see will dog kiss hits feet. >> there you go. >> you are both cute. >> coming up classroom sports fields and social media chats helicopter parents' a say in every part of their children's lives. coming up next. ♪ ♪ my name is brian delallo. i teach ap and honors economics in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. financial well-being to me is knowing that i can be free to do the things that i love to do. i hope when i retire someday, they say, that guy made this place a special place to come to school and gave as much as he could to help the community.

>> welcome back to the big weekend show, companies are trying to get more people back to offices after working remotely due to covid. getting employees back to business is looking like this. >> excuse me. these are expensive collector items, okay? >> do you have any computer games. >> games. >> i don't have any cute computer games. >> it is so lame here. >> you call your mom.

>> whatever. >> bring you're kid to workday is bring your parent to workday, helicopter parents are taking over the workplace. according to "wall street journal." parents are applying to jobs for their kids are, then go to job interviews, and trying to settle conflicts in the office for them. parent -- some parents seem to be taking it too far. other are backing off of parenting. actor jennifer coolidge saying, she is not having kids, she is too much of a kid herself. alicia, helicopter parenting, a quote we have from "wall street journal." says, recruiter and career coach. she has been hearing from more job candidates who their parents influence in determining what balance or

benefits to work far, they will say my mom doesn't think it's' good idea. >> that is a bad idea. unless that is a kid who is not worried about having to support themselves one of these days. there was a book, how to raise an adult. it was written by the former dean of freshman under graduate adviser at stanford university, the reason that author wrote the book, she was talking with her counterparts across the nation, in admissions and they noticed problem you are mentioning, students were coming in, they were not ready for life to live without a parent doing everything. but a lot had to do with parents not willing to let go, they were buying condos in same college town their kids were going, if i did that, my kids would be

furious. this is a huge mistake, does not do the parents any good and it is harmful to kids, and future employers have their hands tied, they need people to work for them, but they want people to be responsible enough to stand up for themselves. >> i thought it was common sense. maybe not. >> mind blown. >> 18 to 34-year-olds, young americans, are living at home at rate of 31.4%. i don't know what it was 10 or 20 years ago, i would have to believe it was not a third of all 18 to 34-year-olds, i know that economics are a big part. but the psychology of preparing your children for the world, dr. peter sop said, parenting your kids is letting them do dangerous things carefully, i think we have that backwards, making them too c careful is dangerous. >> i have a 23-year-old, i

have a young adult son, i may be guilty of some of those minor helicopter parenting things. however, i can tell you that parents are coddling their children too much. children are not able to go out on their own, part has been covid from lockdowns, they are -- will it is sosocial media and their digital devices, they do not know how to interact with humans, they are always on devices, i don't think they can function in normal social settings, you have parents that are now playing into this. and wh there are jobs now, those who graduated college during the pandemic there was nowhere for them to go, they are behind, in my opinion 4 to 10 years, than what rest of us were

graduating from college and getting on our own, it is on the parents to kick them out and say off you go. >> that is an important 4 to 10 years. on -- at least they are having kids and raising them, we have to figure it out. joe not everyone wants to have kids, because they are a kid. jennifer coolidge, actress said i'm very, very i -- immature. she plays really fun characters this is a more serious statement. are people afraid of having kids? >> can i answer that with a question, should i know who that question is. >> stiffler's mom. >> -- that movie did come out 25 years, okay. good. social media makes us less social to your point.

i can't gets over the stat, one-third of kids -- kids? young adults, i have one hard and fast rule, when you are 18 you are out the door. >> let's check back in with you. >> my wife does have a different perspective on that. >> i'll send you the address to marine corps recruitedders office. >> i love it. >> you guys stick around the big 4 is next. want a worry-free way to kill bugs? zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly.

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>> welcome back to the big weekend show, time for the big four our picks. i'll go first. >> u.s. investigator discover scientist at wuhan lab worked alongside chinese military to create a mutant strain of deadly you have coronavirus just before the covid-19 outbreak began. they were publishing on this for a decade. not a surprise. i talked a lot about it in my book panic attack. but we keep getting this information and really? like yes, the information has always been there. >> first what is the name of book. >> panic attack.

>> where? >> amazon. >> right. a tremendous book. we look back on covid. we a rearview mirror, everything was silly and stupid with what we did. that is a whole bull of wrong. >> we'll talk about it for years to come. >> you are not going to believe this, no, you will othea deadly confrontation between iranian and taliban border guards, videos with large number of taliban military trucks and tanks, they are american. trucks and tanks, yes, thank you joe biden for arming the taliban, may be only good that will come from it, they will get blown up by out numbered iranian army, that is what we did, we funded

taliban into djokovic wins french open his 23rd french title, the most of any man to play the sport, remember last year djokovic one of healthiest athletes in world of the not allowed to enter this country to play in the u.s. open, despite the fact, he already had covid, natural immunity because he was not vaccinated. >> he could not come this year in may. >> i can't get my brain around this, i'm choking of outrage. >> 300 people attended a protestant church service. it was delivered by chat robot the. it was an ai church service,

he thought it was solid, attendees said it was a bit monotone. there was no heart and soul. that does it for us. thank you so much. >> "life, liberty and levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin." this is also a sad day. in american history, one of the saddest on. the democrat party and biden administration know no limits for retention of power, no question about it. joe biden said the other day, he had nothing to do with req any of this with the inves