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the southern border lane and we've seen demolition crews hard at work. commuters waking up extra early because i-95 collapse will cause major headaches with i-95 closed in both directions. a tanker truck carrying gasoline, caught fire under the overpass, causing a portion of i-95 to come crashing down. one vehicle is stuck under the rubble and officials are working to identify anybody caught in the collapse of as of now, no fatalities reported. the governor says it is going to be a number of months to repair one of the busiest highways in pennsylvania. retired police sergeant telling

"fox and friends" this morning, some drove over with seconds with spare. >> i saw the black smoke, figured a car was on fire, not unusual. as i was driving, realized i had to go through it. i hit a bump that was essentially the road getting ready to collapse. the state police shut it down shortly ever. it was like driving off a curb is how heavy it was. >> pete buttigieg offering help saying, i've been in hcontact with officials and will help with recovery and row construction. city leaders are asking for employers to have patience with their workforce. philadelphia schools cusing late

arrivals. no impact to air quality or drinking water. crews will try to start working over here. back to you all. >> ainsley: very fortunate, you said no fatalities reported. we were told early this morning there might be somebody trashed in their car underneath, have you heard anything like that? >> information is still coming in, this is a developing story. i've heard from the governor that yes, there is a car trapped under the rubble. the question a lot of people are a asking, where is the truck driver, who was behind the wheel of that you can tr. we don't have an answer to that question. we are hopeing and praying for the best. we are not sure at this time. >> steve: thank you.

i was reading the story five minutes ago, they don't know what the flammable liquid in the truck was. whatever it was, obviously a petroleum product, got so hot it melted the bridge. we heard from the eyewitness earlier, it's buckled, nobody can go either way. this is a nightmare for traffic. >> ainsley: the man we interviewed in her piece, he was on the show earlier. he said he saw the plume of smoke and thought it was a forest fire, he felt the boom he was traveling on south side of the highway and he said there -- he felt the buckle in his car. >> steve: he was lucky it didn't any down. >> brian: in the city, they do things like cracking down on people with open beer tickets

tlchl is new record high. subway crime continues to be high. and exceedingly high. one incident after another. the 24-year-old maen radio did the right thing, stood up when a deranged homeless guy threatened everybody on a car. he's been arrested and charged. he was arraigned and charged with murder two or manslaughter. his name is daniel penny. he recorded a series of tapes and put it out there on his point of view about what happened at the urgency of his attorney. here is daniel penny describing why he took the action he did. >> a man stumbled on, he appeared to be on drugs. the doors closed and he ripped his jacket off and threw it at the people to my left.

i was listening to music at the time, i took my headphones out to hear what he was yelling. he was yelling, i'm going to kill you. i'm prepared to go to jail for life. i'm willing to die. this was a scary situation. he was threatening. i am 6'2" and he is was taller than me. courage is not absence of fear, but how you handle fear. i was scared for myself, i looked around and saw women and children, he was yelling in their faces, i couldn't sit still. >> steve: smart his attorneys would say, let's get our side of the story out. on this couch and elsewhere, people saying, there is no way

he could be charged. alvin bragg did charge him just as he did charge that bodega clerk back in the day who was defending himself. he's laying out his case. there is clear and present danger presented, he felt it and did what he did to keep people safe. that was his defense. he's a trained marine and he was not trying to kill him, but trying to restrain him. >> steve: he says it wasn't 15 minutes. >> ainsley: listen to this. >> some people say i was holding on for 15 minutes, this is not true. between stops up couple of minutes, interaction was less than five minutes. i was trying to restrain him. there is clear rise and fall of his chest, indicating he's breathing.

i'm trying to restrain him from ericaing out threats. some people say this is about race, which is 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 restrain mr. jordan neely was a person of color. i read that a woman of color came out and called me a hero, i don't believe i'm a hero. she was one of the people i was trying to protect. the videos didn't start until they saw the situation was under control. i knew i had to act and protect myself and other passengers and protect mr. jordan neely. i was trying to keep him on the ground. i was praying the police would come and take this situation over. i didn't want to be in that situation, i couldn't sit still and let him carry out the

threats. >> ainsley: the woman of color came on our show and said he was a hero. this man was screaming, i'm going to kill you, threatening moms and kids and she said, i stayed to tell police this was not about race, it was a man trying to protect someone. i am sorry someone died. all lives are important, even jordan neely. but you can't walk on to a train and yell, i'm going to kill you, without expecting someone might jump up and throw you on the ground. >> brian: he walked out of an institution, he didn't want help, he becomes somebody who just wants to prey on other people and try to intimidate and

attack, nothing to do with race. let's see a toxicology report. maybe that explains why he was breathing and next minute he was not. why did he stop breathing after he was released and maybe we could find out if they would make public the toxicology report. >> steve: had there been police down in the subway on that car, none of that would have happened, goes to show the peril you take when you get on a subway car in new york city. >> brian: we are about 2000 cops down from where we should be. >> steve: scary. >> ainsley: if dawn's on that train, i am on that train and someone yells in your face, you are going to be scared and if

another man jumps on top of him, you will be relieved and call him a hero. it is sad someone to had die, you can't get on the train and threaten people's lives. >> steve: next court date is july 17th. >> ainsley: george soros son giving his first interview after taking over his empire. >> steve: screen left, alex soros saying he's more political, who has been bank rolling das. >> brian: his legacy will continue with this 37 year old. kevin corke joins us. >> kevin: the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, that may prove to be true. aging billionaire turning over the reigns to his son alex and

the younger soros is planning to throw lots of money toward liberal causes and campaigns in the years to come. as much as i would love to get money out of politics, as long as the other side is doing it, we will have to do it, too. chairman of left wing group open society foundation, which donates billion and a half dollars a year to democrats and democratic causes. alex source sore has met with several top biden officials. he met with kimberley lang. source sore the elder has been criticized for supporting das that are ignoring the law and making many cities violent and

less safe. alex is proponent of free speech on campus, see how that plays out. >> steve: he told "wall street journal" that. and said, i our side has to be better about being more patriotic and inclusive, just because someone votes trump doesn't mean they are lost or racist. he's taking over. >> brian: he doesn't call 72,000 people racist, good start. >> ainsley: what will change? baseline will be the same, progresive das and he predictses the son will be more dangerous. eck stereo the son says he is more political than dad. buckle your seat belts. >> ainsley: he will keep spending on political issues. >> brian: anything to take down society. >> ainsley: socialism. >> steve: 8:13 in the east and

carley joins us with a story from the jungles of columbia. >> carley: that story captured the attention of people across the world. four children who survived 40 days in the amazon following a deadly plane crash. according to their father, the children's mother tried keeping them alive saying she told them go, and you will find out what your dad is made of and what your father's love is like. the children, including a one year old survived thanks to skills they learned from their indigenous tribe. j.p. morgan raeaches settle men with people -- by jeffrey epstein. diamond said he haddardly heard of epstein before his arrest on

federal charges. a ktrans cyclist, austin k killipse, top spot on the podium. one of the women saying in post-race interview, her power is not comparable to killipse and calling for a separate category for trans cyclist. and john sterling back in the broad cast booth, one day after getting hit in the head with a foul ball. watch this. >> now the 3-2, swung on and a pop foul back here. ow. ow. it really hit me, i didn't know it was coming back that far. >> are you okay, john? >> i am. >> ainsley: the veteran 84-year-old broadcaster finished

the broadcast and joked he's not going on the injured list and got the ball signed by justin turner. he is a champ. >> brian: did he think he did it on purpose? >> ainsley: i don't think there was anything nefarious. >> steve: did you see the ball go up? >> saw it go up, didn't see it come down. >> steve: come to "fox and friends," what you missed at the game. thank you, carley. >> brian: coming up straight ahead, will biden listen? 80% of democrats think the president should debate r.f.k. jr., but he has no intention. piers morgan on whether the president should buck up and do it and is ainsley still his favorite? >> ainsley: baseball action on fox square in full swing. national little league week. i like that. >> steve: hi, kids.

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>> steve: welcome back. this morning, president biden facing growing push from his own party to take the debate stage. new poll finds 80% of democratic primary voters believe the president should debate robert f. kennedy jr. piers morgan joins us from the u.k., good afternoon there. >> piers: good morning over in new york. >> steve: you know what the dnc is doing, trying to protect joe,

right? >> piers: two hopes of joe biden agreeing to debate, no hope and bob hope and bob hope hasn't been with us for a long time. exposing joe biden to anything, be it press conference, media interview, this guy is not in my, in my opinion, in a cognitive place where he could handle a debate and everybody knows that. pressure from within the own party is fascinating. can you be head of the democrats if you don't believe innic taking part in a democratic process of a debate season? >> steve: great point. historically, incumbents do not debate in primaries, this is primaried by marianne williamson

and he may skip one or two of the republican primary debates. >> piers: what are you scared of? you are supposed to be part of one of the great democracies of the world. can you not handle a debate? why should anyone trust you toun are the country. we know why president biden is running scared, he doesn't like exposing himself. president trump used to be the master of debate. watching this now, which i'm sure he is, "fox and friends" one of his favorite programs, president trump, what are you running scared of? if you think all this legal indictments, if you believe you

are right to run the country, get on the debate stage, go up against governor desantis and show you are the right guy. if you don't, you are doing what you said joe biden did, running scared and never have trump as someone who run scared. >> steve: piers morgan talking to the former president of the united states. thank you for joining us, we will watch you this afternoon at 4:30. >> piers: thanks, i appreciate that. i know you are avid viewers, even brian. >> steve: indeed, this monday, out of browns, over zealous tackling a golfer as he celebrates a big win. after days of denying reports biden administration confirms that is chinese spy base in cuba

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cuba. they have one. after calling these reports inaccurate, now admitting the prc had facilities in 2019, well documented in teleigence record. of course, they inherited problem. marco rubio, this is same game plan. they deny it. then, i inherited it. >> they will go on and say i will not discuss intelligence matters and then they come out 48 hours later and this was a league. to the "wall street journal" and we know about it. this is part of a pattern, this is not unique. they continue to build up presence. they are all over the hemisphere. this is true in africa,

increasingly in europe, every part of the world. we are focused on some crazy social agendas people push around the country and people are eating our lunch. >> brian: here is john john ratcliffe. >> were you aware of the cuba spy center? >> well, there wasn't one, maria. the idea this existed during the trump administration, they tried to say, it happened, but it happened during the trump administration. we took inventory of china and capabilities during the trump administration and the idea this surveillance platform was present is absurd. >> brian: your thoughts? >> the way i phrase it, he is

not wrong, the chinese today have put themselves in position to do what they were not able to do when donald trump was in the presidency and that is a fact. they did not inherit the problem we're facing today. this problem grew and metastasized in cuba and other parts of the world. >> brian: parties see china as threat. this is opportunity for efrp to work together and seeing the select intelligence committee. i want to talk about your book. which is on sale tomorrow. it is in the news everyday. this really took root after the cold war. what happened? >> after the cold war, we won the cold war, everyone will become a democracy, no need for nationhood, never be fights, we are linked by this economy. who cares where the job are, let

them go to china. it will be replaced by better-paying jobs. that didn't happen, we divorced public policy, stopped asking question of is this good for the market and americans and we know the answer was no. we thought other countries had bought into that. they have done everything to build our country at our expense and third thing that happened and cultural hysteria. you have to pretend things that are not true are true. >> brian: like you can pick your gender. >> like pick your gender and teach kids that at six or seven years old. if you disagree, they will accuse you -- any parent that doesn't want their kid to be indoctrinated is a hater and

bigot. being a country doesn't matter anymore and economic well being is only about cheaper goods, led us to this disastrous point. >> brian: democracies don't fight with each other. let's just say when it goes south, bad policy that doesn't work out is okay. they are doubling and tripling down. it is not working. allowing china to participate, putting them in the who. >> china joined world trade organization, you can track the job losses one to one. look, i believe in capitalism, 100%. here is the question, when capitalism gives you market outcome, bad for america, who other than wins? it is cheaper, the market says it is cheaper to make -- 88% of

medicine from chinese. now we have a dangerous shortage. yes, it is great our company made a bunch of money and have an address in the united states, what if the price is million americans are unemployed? i think it is terrible for the country. start making decisions on america's natural interest. >> brian: you wrote it and the marxist idea that gets in -- >> their philosophy is america is a bad country, why defend america? the chinese basically took words of our leaders and lectured us at that summit in alaska, who are you to lecture us? using our own words against us. >> brian: after the george floyd riots, they used that. congratulations on the book. big picture, take a break from

the news and do analysis. talk to you on radio shortly. carley shimkus, you are upstairs. >> carley: ready to deliver news. update on crime story, these two women, along with three minors facing assault charges in connection with an attack on two workers at texas 7-11, we showed wild footage last week, officials say it happened after cashier refused to sell a cigar to a minor. another worker tried to step in, the grun group started going after him, as well. in the world of sports, nick taylor first canadian to win the rbc canadian open thanks to this credible 72-foot putt. >> good pace. are you serious? my goodness. glorious and free.

>> carley: that moment made much more memorable by security guard who tackled tour golfer adam hadwin while celebrating the winning putt. he was taken down to the ground for walking on the green. others walked over to tell the security guard he just took down a player. quite the chaos ensuing after thattin withing putt. >> brian: not usually that type of contact on the golf course. >> carley: golf meets tackle football. >> brian: coming up, why do voters think of trump's second indictment? we'll ask a panel next. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good.

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syndrome. >> ainsley: former president trump taking jabs at president biden over his indictment. does the indictment news inner jize or exhaust trump voters? we have lydia, a former democrat now republican voter. we have sheree, she ran against aoc and came here as a child from jamaica. we have sydney, who is at the bottom, recent graduate and generation z voter. thank you issue ladies, for being here. sheree, he says the guy he is running against is trying to put his lead opponent in jail using the doj.

what are your thoughts? >> i extend my prayer to the president for all he's going through. i think the biden administration have weaponized the doj. all americans see what is going on and support the president. everyone is concerned about the trust we have in these agencies. >> ainsley: lydia, i'm curious, you were a democratic voter and now a republican voter. it is because of what we see happening like this? >> oh, yes, seeing corruption and lies piling on top of one another. trump was the who i voted for. >> ainsley: sydney, what are your friends saying? younger generation we assume would like the democrats because they are more progressive, is

that true? >> thankfully most of my friends are republicans. most voted for trump in 2020 and i think most of the people i know think this indictment is pretty bogus and we love president trump and support him. >> ainsley: sheree, it is a double standard here, second indictment in recent months because of classified documents found at mar-a-lago. cloosz classified documents were found in joe biden's garage and the former vice president's house. we know what hillary clinton did with her information. >> exactly. no doubt it is not a coincidence, words of 10 million

bribery from the biden family he was indicted. this is second indictment, first we saw by low on crime bragg da in new york. they are trying to crucify their political opponent. trump is a strong contender. he is ahead in all of the polls. ahead of biden, last independent poll, he was beating biden by seven points. biden is scared, the democratic party doesn't know what to do with him. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on with us, great perspective. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you're welcome. check in with janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> janice: i saw people coming with an umbrella, good to have them. we have potential for severe storms across the south, very

warm air across the southern plains is a big story, especially texas, temperatures over 100 and with heat index, it will feel warmer than that. they can occur now from the panhandle of texas through central oklahoma through the next couple hours and severe storm threat will ramp up from the rockies and up to the northeast this afternoon. area of low pressure is going to bring much needed moisture for the great lakes and north east over the next couple days. we had wildfire smoke last week. that will get the paric italates out of the air. there is rain for the northeast, especially interior sections of where it has been dry. look at the canadian fires, rain is falling on them, it will not stop things, but could give firefighters a leg up on what is happening there.

we have many months to come. there is your forecast today, dallas 96. 84 in el paso and houston, thursday, friday and saturday well into the century mark with humidity feeling worse. what is your name? >> ashley smith. >> bobby smith from kentucky. >> janice: hi, what is your name? >> susan. >> and mark. tennessee. >> janice: we will do baseball, you guys stick around for that. the gang will be out on fox square. i'm looking forward to that. i will make sure the rain holds off. >> ainsley: we appreciate that. coming up, take me out to the ball game, national little league week and celebrating with a batting stage on fox square. whenever you're hungry, there's a deal on the subway app. buy one footlong, get one 50% off

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>> steve: on a monday. >> how you doing? gottants in your pants? >> what is beijing up to? we'll find out. >> >> dana: and details on trump's court appearance. >> bill: and making history at

belmont. >> dana: wait until you hear this next one, your week begins in just a moment. >> carley: novak djokovic is now the all-time grand slam leader. >> there is a new grand master in men's tennis. >> carley: novak djokovic made history last year over missing tournaments over the vaccine policies. >> and spins out pressure and cuts it back. see if he keeps it or let's it go. >> ball out.

>> birmingham will have six points on a gift. >> and the generals take down the stars 37-33. tom brady throwing passes with youtube star mr. beast to support the superstar's 300 million yacht on the goat cracking jokes about coming out of retirement. >> hit my drone out of the sky. >> if i hit the drone on the first try, maybe i ought to come out of retirement. >> no way he was going to miss. the super bowl champion nailing the drone on his first try. at last check, brady remains in retirement. over to you, brian. >> brian: you tossed to me in respectful fashion.

fox square celebrating national little league week from players from connecticut and new york city with a batting cage that comes out of ainsley's budget. sam, great to see you, tell me about your ub which. we have our trumble travel and co-op city from the bronx, good way to bring new york players and bronx players, a lot of love. >> brian: so much talent. in time in which everyone is worried about high-tech and ai, they still love baseball. kids are still playing baseball. they should. baseball has been the past time forever, great way to foster relationships with other kids your age, it's a beautiful thing to watch and you are seeing here this morning, these kids -- >> coming together.

>> they just met each other. do you get along? >> yeah. >> brian: who wants to talk to me? is this bear? >> this is bear. >> brian: when did you start playing baseball? how old are you now? >> i'm five years old. >> brian: when did you discover you loved this game? >> when i was three. >> brian: how much progress from the age of three to five? >> two years. >> great math right there. >> brian: what do you love most about baseball? >> that i get to hit. >> brian: does he hit? >> he does hit. >> brian: who else? >> my son camden. >> we are really good team, we only lost two games and we won the rest. >> you going to travel through the summer? >> yes. >> everyday? >> we believe in giving them a couple days of rest.

>> brian: steve is inside, tell me tips steve should keep in mind. if you like steve's stance? >> steve, go with wider stance, you want a good foundation? >> killing bugs? >> no, not yet, drag your feet. bend from your knees, hands back. there you go. better. >> brian: steve, one second. bear, do you think steve did good? >> i wouldn't say so. >> ainsley: cutest little boy. >> bryan: bear, tell me about ainsley? that good? >> yes. but that was bad move, just kidding. >> brian: what did you say? >> that was a bad one. >> brian: one more?

>> i will do it with heels on. >> all right. >> this isn't going to be pretty. >> okay. >> what are you seeing out there? what do you say to carley? >> her foot dollarwear is on point, taking swings, making due. >> brian: do you think less cleats are more high heels? >> more high heels. >> brian: happy little league week. back in a moment, guys. i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years in active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary.

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>> that concludes our first show of little league baseball week. >> say goodbye to everybody, bear. >> bye. >> bill: thanks, guys, good morning. check out this traffic nightmare unfolding in realtime on the east coast that could stay this way for months to come. diverting some 150,000 drivers a day who use that overpass. for their commute. good morning, everybody. bill hemmer live in new york city. a brand-new week begins. >> dana: great to be here with you. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." summer has just gotten underway and you have this problem for all those commuters. it started more than 24 hours ago in philadelphia along one of the most revly