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collapse begins. now, i-95 is now closed in both directions here in northeast philadelphia. state leaders say a tanker truck caught fire under the overpass and the heat caused a portion of i-95's northbound lane to come crashing down. this compromising the southbound lanes. last night demolition crews started chipping oea way at the wreckage. one car is still stuck under the rumble a long haul to repair one of the busiest highways in pennsylvania. retired philadelphia police sergeant telling fox news this morning some drivers including himself drove over those southbound lanes with seconds to spare. >> i saw the black smoke, figured it was a car on fire on 95 in philadelphia. not unusual. as i was driving, realized i had to go through it because i was already past the exit. i hit a bump that was essentially the road getting ready to collapse. thank god state police closed it down shortly after. it was literally like driving

off a curb and that's how heavy it was. >> buttigieg says he is working with the philadelphia governor and filly mayor. again, this coming from transportation secretary pete buttigieg, offering help saying i'm in contact with governor schapp, mayor kenny and other regional leaders. the federal highway administration has asked surrounding states to alert drivers about the collapse and has offered assistance to state and local officials as they develop traffic plans and penn dot mobilizes to rebuilt the collapsed structures. have patience with their workforce. road closures and take longer to get to where you need to go. back to you. >> brian: c.b., just driving down there, did you feel the traffic? >> oh, absolutely. there's a lot more congestion on the roadways. cars are going bumper to bumper. everybody should probably leave at least 30 minutes to an hour early if you have a monday morning commute out here.

>> steve: that's right. if you can. >> bad stuff. >> steve: sure. detour through south jersey rather than next to filly if you can to avoid that traffic. c.b., i know there's a lot of speculation down there in philadelphia right now, but, best case scenario, how long would it take to replace that bridge? >> oh my goodness. well, right now, state leaders are saying, they are telling everybody, you know, we have got to be prepared that this is going to be a long road to recovery. right now, from what i'm hearing here on the ground, people are saying at least a couple of months. and i think we talked about this earlier, what we saw with i-95 yesterday. people are reminiscent of what happened in 1996, another large fire under an ircht state here in philadelphia. and this took a while to get repaired, too. people are expecting the same thing in this situation. >> brian: got charges c.b., thank you. >> ainsley: thank you so much. you said earlier take the train if you can if you live in that

area. >> i know a lot of people actually people in that area still commute into new york city. so, they depend on the train. and speaking of that, the subway, we have talked a lot about subway and the crimes on subways. you take the train every day. >> brian: subway. about four days a week i'm taking the subway. >> ainsley: it's been in the news a lot the story of the exmarine daniel penny charged with killing that homeless man jordan neely on the subway. is he actually speaking out and the first time we have seen him speak out in a video since he was charged. there he is coming out of the courthouse that was on may 12th. his lawyer wanted him to speak out and tell his side of the story. here he is describing the scene leading up to the chokehold. >> a man came on, stumbled on. he appeared to be on drugs. the doors closed. and he ripped his jacket off and threw it at the people sitting down to my left. i was listening to music at the time. and he was yelling, so i took my headphones out to hear what he

was yelling. and the three main threats that he repeated over and over was "i'm going to kill you." "i'm prepared to go jail for life." and, "i'm willing to die." it was a scary situation. mr. neely came on. he was threatening. i'm 6'2", he is taller than me. there is a common misperception marines don't get scared one of our core values is courage. courage is not the absence of fear but how you handle fear. and you know, i was scared for myself but i looked around and i saw women and children. he was yelling in their faces saying these threats. i couldn't just sit still. >> steve: i think it was really smart of his attorneys to release these videos and explain exactly what went on. and, you know, we just heard him address a couple of things, you know, marines have a reputation of not being scared, well, you know what? and he explained courage is not

the absence of fear but how you handle fear. also, this is critical. he has been charged with manslaughter. here he is talking about, you know, everybody says it was a 15-minute chokehold. it was a third of that time. here he is. >> some people say that i was holding on to mr. neely for 15 minutes, this is not true. between stops only a couple minutes so, the whole interaction less than five minutes. some people say i was trying to choke him to death which also not true. i was trying to restrain him. you could see in the video there is a clear rise and fall of his chest, indicating that he is breathing. i'm trying to restrain him from him being able to carry out the threats. and some people say this is about race, which is absolutely ridiculous. i didn't see a black man threatening passengers. i saw a man threatening passengers. a lot of whom were people of color. a man who helped me restrain mr. neely was a person of color.

a few days after the incident, i read in the papers that a woman of color came out and called me a hero. i don't believe that i'm a hero. but she was one of those people that i was trying to protect. the videos didn't start until they saw that situation was under control i knew i had to act and i accounted in a way that would protect the other passengers. protect myself, and protect mr. neely. i was trying to keep him on the ground. until the police came, i was praying that the police would come and take this situation -- take this situation over. i didn't want to be put in that situation. but i couldn't just sit still and let him carry out these threats. >> brian: look at this guy's background. he was deranged. he was a menace. he has a huge criminal past. they keep saying that has nothing to do with it. i don't know how it could not. if you want to see did he protect those people or did he kill somebody? he clearly was protecting those people if you look at this guy's track record who had just punched a 50-year-old woman or 60-year-old woman in the face a

couple of days before. the other thing to keep in mind is, where is the toxicology report. he went on to say in the rest of the clip this guy must have within on drugs or something. obviously. check the toxicology report. get somebody in a submission hold ends up -- results in his death. don't you think what was in his system plays a role in that? and the fact that he has to come out and defend himself like this i think legally it's a good move but the fact is he has got to fight for his own freedom. >> ainsley: and he has witnesses that said we heard him come onto the train yelling "i'm going to kill you." "i'll go to jail for life." , and "i'm willing to die." that's a threat. >> brian: alvin bragg knows. they duke it all. in has those witnesses and still indicting him all because of public pressure of instantaneous protest in the street by hawk newsome and others saying this is anything to do with race. we know when there is a racial

issue this is nothing to do with race. >> steve: and in other localities there is a really good chance that guy never would have been charged with manslaughter but he has been charged. that he was the videos are out there now and can you see what kind of a defense his attorneys are going to launch. they are going to say look, this homeless guy on the train presented a clear and present danger to himself and others. and what did he do? he tried to restrain him. he did not try to kill him. he tried restrain him. mr. penny's next court date is going to be on july 17th. it will be trillioning to see what happened. >> brian: he just wants to finish college. he obviously has to change that he has to do this all remote now. 9 minutes after the hour. learning more about four indigenous children survived four days are a a deadly plane crash. >> ainsley: wish and skills that they learned at home. >> steve: this is a story that they will be making movies out of. kevin corke joins us with more.

kevin? >> spot on, steve, ainsley and b.k., good morning to you all. we are now learning the heart breaking final wish of the children's mother. she survived for four days after their light plane crashed before succumbing to her injuries. the children's dad is telling reporters, quote: before she died she told them to go and you'll find out what your dad is made of. and what your father's love is like. those children's survival came down to absolutely incredible circumstances, including the skills that they learned at home growing up as part of the we dough toe indigenous community. that includes learning survival skills which wild fruits to eat and which you should not. the children, including a 12-month-old baby were found on friday. that's 40, count them 40 days after a plane they were on crashed. all of the adults on board that aircraft died, including their mom. rescue crews say they found the children dehydrated,

malnourished and covered in bug bites but otherwise in remarkably good shape. they were then taken to a military hospital after being rescued where they continued to recover. they are expected to be there two to three weeks. colombia's president visited the survivors and their families over the weekend and absolutely amazing story of survival and proof you can teach children a lot more than you realize. >> steve: whole country of colombia around the world has been celebrating because after the plane went down on the first of may, they looked for the plane for weeks because it's very dense forest. and jungle and they eventually found the plane but there were no kids there. this they surmised there is half eaten fruit there and the kids are gone. they could still be alive. then the president of the columbia he misspoke he said they were safe somewhere. and then he had to retract it and he said well, there's evidence they might be alive.

they eventually found them. they wenched them up into a chopper and taken for treatment at that military hospital. but, what a story about surviving. the mother died four days after the impact and said totaleddest daughter: save yourself. go. run. try to find your dad. >> ainsley: find your dad. you will find out how much your dad loves you, i guess, and what a loving person he is. the age is 13, 9, 4 and 12 months. they had to take care of the baby. >> brian: evidently they did these games. they did these survival games at their house for fun and enjoyment and to be resourceful and it all worked out. meanwhile carley shimkus talking about working out reneg united stated with her pla tenth leave and that's why you are ready to do the news. >> carley: i am primed and ready to go. you were telling the positive story about a child on a flight. here is an unfortunate ending to this one. an 11-year-old boy is dead after

suffering a medical emergency on a flight he not stave him. his cause of death isn't yet known. las vegas unclear if the boy was an american. a massive sinkhole opening up in a neighborhood just outside of florida's so-called sinkhole alley prompting officials to shut down the surrounding roads. the creator that opened up east of tampa on friday with two being told to evacuate. so far no structural damage reported. the sinkhole could have been caused by nearby construction. and listen to this. a new "u.s.a. today" poll shows 80% of democratic voters want joe biden to debate. 2024 democratic presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. this includes 72% of those who say they plan to vote for biden again. although an incumbent president

has never participated in a debate while running for re-election. r.f.k. is mounting a surprising challenge against biden. the latest poll shows r.f.k. jr. demanding 16% of the democratic primary vote. baristas are review veelg their thoughts on tipping. some telling the "wall street journal" it makes them feel awkward. one worker in new york city teaches customers how to bypass the tip screen. we asked your thousand on tipping yesterday. chelsea from charlotte, north carolina says i simply hate feeling obligated to tip for a service or experience on top of what it costs in the first place. travis says please, put me down for i'm real tired of excessive tipping and gia wants to know who starting this tipping to begin with. those are your headlines, guys. and some thoughts on continuing. >> brian: restaurants is different. waiters you are below minimum wage and salary make all your money. it's the starbucks. >> steve: you were talking about how the barista help people so

they understand how to not tip. you look at the thing it says 15, 20, 25%. there is no i don't want it. but there is a -- barista says hit the customize button. hit the customize button and in on that you put zero. >> carley: then you feel real bad for hitting zero. >> ainsley: there is a restaurant across the street from ply apartment. like that you walk up to the counter and you put your $15 muffin on the counter it's so expensive. and then she will reach over and hit no tip. >> brian: the thing that's a little crazy when you go and order food. i don't want to eat there and pick it up they still want a tip. which i'm pro-tipping. >> ainsley: can you give like $5. i always give $5. put up your $60 meal. >> brian: changed the criteria without asking us. >> ainsley: i watch you every morning. >> brian: okay. >> ainsley: you are going to get

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many. >> ainsley: another u.s. citizen detained by russian authorities. musician michael travis leak lived in russia for more than a decade arrested on drug charges in moscow last week. and here with what this means for an already tense relationship with russia is dan hoffman a former cia station chief who served in moscow and rebecca a russian born u.s. officer good morning to both of you. >> good morning. y'all are not surprised by. this you say they are constantly on the hunt for americans. explain that. >> oh, absolutely ainsley, this is putin's playbook. the russians have elevated this type of hostage diplomacy into a form of state craft. this is how they get their high value assets such as the merchant of death. victor beauty who conspired to kill americans who exchanged for brittney griner. this playbook works.

started with president obama who exchanged 10 russian deep cover operatives who were living in america posing in america as americans spying on us and obama, who is desperately trying to play reset with putin exchanged four russians, not even americans but four russians who were working for u.s. intelligence dan, they are saying, the courts are saying he organized the sale of drugs to young people. who rye liable is that. can we trust the courts in russia? no, there is no rule of law in russia. to say paraphrase in russia today, there is crime without punishment and punishment without crime. it's absolutely arbitrary. i'm quite sure that vladimir putin has been briefed on this operation because mr. leak has been living in russia for quite some time. i'm sure that russia's brutal federal security service the fsd has been surveilling him planted

these drugs in his home. larger picture here. vladimir putin has had to admit publicly that russia is suffering from not having enough artillery. this is putin's effort to launch or relaunch his campaign against the united states and make it clear that the united states is enemy if not as a distraction from his own failures in ukraine absolve population for his own failures. >> ainsley: rebecca, what about the charges? it's been talked about that maybe some of the other americans that have been caught there, they are charged with just so that vladimir putin can some sort of trade with america from. >> it's not a coincidence that typically these americans that are detained in russia are charged with top offenses. that are considered in russia such as espionage.

which -- the reporter was charged with. and possession of drugs it's because you can get as much as 20 years of jail for this. >> which makes she's americans high value assets. putin is just trying to bid to drive very hard bargain so that he can get such people as there is a convicted assassin who is now serving a life sentence in germany for assassinating a chechen national in germany. so, that is the process that is the playbook. so he is getting ready to drive a very hard bargain with the biden administration. unfortunately, the biden administration is pretty naive because they just recently gave

out a ton cyber criminal back to russians and didn't get anyone. not americans, nobody. they didn't get for him. >> ainsley: dan, would you travel there? how safe is this? why are americans going there. >> a state department has issued a warning to all u.s. citizens not to travel to russia. so, mr. leake was taking quite a bit of a risk by living there. he had a career there. and he was, you know a musician, a leak vocal list for a punk rock band. there is no time to be in russia. this is another example and sadly, he is going to be in custody now until august 6th for his next hearing and as rebecca noted he faces potentially 20 years in jail. very harsh conditions. it's a real shame for another u.s. citizen in harm's way in russia. he never should have been there but now we have to do everything we can to get him out. >> ainsley: i agree. they are americans. dan, rebecca, thank you so much. >> all right. >> ainsley: still ahead, billionaire george soros passing

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he was 86 years old. bryan kohberger more time whether he will offer al bine as part of his defense. kohberger is accused of stabbing four university of idaho students to death off campus home in november. he should get additional time since this "discovery" process isn't done yet. and in the world of sports. novick djokovic wins the french open making the serbian super star the al time grand slam

leader. [cheers] >> there is a new grandmaster in men's tennis. >> carley: the win comes after djokovic made headlines for missings u.s. open last year over covid vaccine mandates. thankfully that's now in the past. brian. >> brian: let's revisit that genius move to keep him out of miami. thanks so much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> brian: the federal indictment against former president donald trump not hurting his popularity at this weekend's western conservative summit. trump winning the annual straw poll after two years of losing it to governor ron desantis. the florida governor notching his own triumph this weekend. gets first governor and big one kevin sit becomes the first u.s. governor to endorse him from the white house they did it over

the weekend. he joins us now. what led to you stick with governor desantis? is it the series of governors' meetings? have you seen him behind the scenes and in front of the camera. >> the big picture here is who can beat joe biden? who can win and take back the white house. then we need somebody who is going to be there for eight years. i watched my friend ron desantis lead through covid. i mean, that was such a beat down for governors all across the country. i was one of the few governors that refused to do a mask mandate statewide. keep our states open. and i just saw the leadership of desantis leading florida and now their economy is booming. did you know they're number one in the country of people moving to the state of florida. it's because of his leadership. i think he's the right guy that can win and take back the white house. and i saw the excitement on the ground. he was in oklahoma. thousands of people then i was age -- we did a rally in tulsa. then i took him to a rodeo in

oklahoma. and the excitement was unbelievable. people running up to him. aim going to vote four. we are excited for you. the right guy to take the white house back. >> brian: many people are perplexed that he was trailing by 20 before alvin bragg indicted and now he is trailing by 30. and now we haven't seen after this last indictment. and there could be another and another. what's going on? there is a lot of momentum. he just got in the race. again, to me, i watched how he led. i watched what he did. >> he never backs down. he is a true leader. a true conservative. and i believe there's a lot of momentum that's behind him right now. i saw it on the ground in oklahoma. but, you got to think about who can get into the white house? who can win? and we need somebody who can win. when i think about open borders under biden, when i think about high inflation, i just love the conservative policies and when we do win, we need someone that can be there for 8 years.

>> so, that's -- so you have governor desantis, is he number two on everyone's list and we will see if he gets number one and closes the gap. now fast forward to something else i know you are very proud of. oklahoma sooners women's softball ball team won the world series and it's important and unique and what an accomplishment. what really struck people is some of the answers the players gave after pulling off the victory. let's watch. >> i think a huge thing that we have really just latched on to is eyes up. and you guys see us doing this and pointing up but we are really like fixing our ice on christ. >> thankfully we have had a lot of success this year. if it was the other way around, joy from the lord is the only thing that can keep you embracing those memories, moments, friendships. >> we worked our butts off to be here and we want to win. but, it's not the end of the world because our life is in christ and that's all that matters. >> brian: very few people have that type of balance let alone college kids. do you recruit athletes like that or something imbued in the

program. >> i'm so proud of them. that's their third straight national championship and the scootch an amazing leader. that's what we believe. this is just amazing to me. the joy of the lord is our strength. and that's the great thing about our country. we have got freedom of religion. and what's amazing to me is the tolerant left, the tolerant left trying to attack for these religious freedoms and these beliefs by these young college softball players. but, you know, our true north, mine personally is in jesus christ. that's our faith. and why are people attacking that. so, that's just -- we're so proud of that college team and so proud of those young ladies because it's not necessarily about winning and losing. it is about our true north and what a great example they are. >> brian: right. they knicksed it both. they have balance in their life. they know their bhition and they win a lot. congratulations. for the move. and for having that team in your city. >> that's what we do in

oklahoma. we win. >> brian: i hear you. thank you so much, governor. appreciate it? >> thank you. steve. >> brian: i will be hosting fox news tonight all week long. tune in. i would give you the guests but i don't have them yet. i know what's happening at 8:15 on tuesday. president trump is going to be giving a speech. that will cut right into the middle of it. a fox news alert. a live picture of trump's plane at newark airport. the former president is expected to flight right to miami today. where he will be arraigned tomorrow. more "fox & friends" in just a moment. don't move. ♪ identical twins bethany and stephanie both struggled with cpap for their sleep apnea. but stephanie got inspire, an implanted device that works inside the body. there's no reason to keep struggling. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. 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: people living with, thriving with —

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from the money tree. author matt poo lumbo joins us this morning. for his son to say i'm more political when comparing himself to his father what does that mean we are going to sees a he takes over the empire. >> i was going to say i didn't know that was possible. by my knowledge by total spending george soros has spent more on our brings and abroad than any person in history. if you are someone who considers that man a. political it probably tells you something about yourself. as for, you know, what's going to change what is going to change with his son having war chest. there are no policies of his father that he opposes. a question of what comes on top of everything, on top of the d.a. craziness or interference

in our elections? he cited, you know, a few things like voting rights and abortion as two of his key issues and, you know, as we know voting rights is just a key for weakening the voting system to help democrats. a lot more of the same. and one thing i will say to keep in mind about alex is he may not have the only per roar look that his father has but he is arguably going to be more dangerous. the fact that he does not have the shadowy image is not a reason not to fear the guy. >> steve: matt, when you look at the amount of money and we have a gawsk that shows george soros $128 million between '21 and '22. sam bankman-fried in big trouble and michael bloomberg way behind him. there is a gigantic wad of cash at the disposal. so you have got to wonder if they are going to continue on the track they have been or if they are going to do something new. one thing he said, actually two things he said that i think are really interesting to "wall street journal." he said he believes free speech

on campus has become too restricted. i think we would agree with that and he also said our side has to be better about being more patriotic and inclusive just because someone votes trump doesn't mean they're lost or racist. that sounds good. >> yeah. you know, i remember seeing that, too. you have to keep in mind like the guy is smart enough to understand optics and this was the "wall street journal" where, you know, the average reader is center right. i think he may sort of been playing that audience a little bit. i will say, listen, if he legitimately does believe that i think those are two redeeming qualities. until he starts spending hundreds of millions of dollars or billions as his father has on destroying those country on those two positive things, i'm not really going to buy it. >> steve: let's see what happens as he takes over the empire. matt, thank you for joining us on this monday. >> thank you so much for having me. >> steve: 17 minutes before the the top of the hour. and carley shimkus joins us with news about how kamala harris is

getting some help from the cavalry. >> yes, she is. steve, listen to this a political action committee that aims to elect pro-choice candidates says it will spend tens of millions of dollars to prop up vice president kamala harris. that massive up vestment being made by emily's list is unprecedented for a sitting vice president. but the strategy underscores a broad lack of support for the vice president whose approval rating has been consistently low since she took office in 2021. a recent monmouth poll puts harris' approval rating at just 37%. check this out. tom brady throwing passes with youtube star mr. beast aboard the nfl super star $300 million yacht. and the goat seemingly cracking jokes about coming out of retirement. >> want to see if you can hit my drone out of the sky with a football. >> oh, no. >> with a football. >> if i hit the drone on the first try maybe i should come out of retirement. >> i like it. >> you will probably miss.

>> i probably will miss. >> first try. >> oh, he got it ♪ [laughter] >> carley: seven-time super bowl champion nailing the drone last check brady still remains in retirement. but, steve, it looks like he is doing just fine on that yacht. $300 million yacht. >> steve: that's when we were just talking about. chris and i were just talking about. is that a misprint? he bought a boat that cost a little shy of half a billion dollars? >> carley: i wet you he has a whole staff of people to take cower of it for him. >> steve: mr. beast is absolutely fabulous. i follow him on instagram and stuff like that. he gives a lot of total strangers a lot of money. >> carley: neat. very neat. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: janice dean is outside where it's a little muggy today. >> janice: it's a little muggy. i would gladly do the weather from tom brady's boat. just putting that out interest. across the northeast we are going to get rain today. also watching the potential for

severe storms. 68 right now. humidity 81. yes, it is a ponytail day today if you don't have the wonderful hair and makeup staff that we do here on fox. we do have the potential for strong storms. can you see a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings across the southern plains and all of the ingredients coming together very humid air, very dry behind it. over the next few days from texas through to the southeast large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, a severe thunderstorm watch in effect today for the panhandle of texas into oklahoma. heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding through saturday. they need the rain but too much of it is going to cause some problem. there is your forecast today. an area of low pressure coming in toward the northeast and great lakes. that's going to help the wildfire situation. especially the smoke that we saw earlier last week. so, steve, we will keep you up to date. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. over to you. >> steve: thank you. janice, we are working on getting you on that boat. >> janice: that would be amazing. >> steve: i just googled it. that video the second most

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♪ >> brian: all right. we're back with a couple of headlines i would like to share with you. just hours ago spacex falcon 9 rocket blasting off from cape canaveral space station sending 50 star link satellites into orbit. 10 minutes later the rocket successfully landing on a drone ship on atlantic motion because elon musk didn't want to waste rocket. in football the jacksonville jaguars speedway as a temporary home stadium. the jags owner revealing the idea would take significant investment. it comes as the team plans massive renovations on their current home. here is a rendering of what a jaguar's home game at d daytona could look like if it moves forward. not bad. a lot of people, a lot of room. steve and ainsley, tell me something i don't know. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. father's day is sunday. and we have all the gifts for the grill masters in your life that you are going to love. >> ainsley: skip bedell is back with more.

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