>> 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 traveled countries in the country. a tanker truck erupted between an i-95 overpass and spread to the lanes above that. high heat caused them to buckle and melt and eventually cause sections to crash to the ground. >> bill: a mess and still is. crews got the fire under control in an hour. the damage was done. the governor of p.a. set to issue a disaster declaration later today. one car remains trapped beneath that collapsed roadway. listen to this driver earlier today. watched it unfold and described what he saw. >> hit a bump, again not unusual because it's philadelphia and that section is under construction. after coming back knowing what i knew at that time, that the highway collapsed, you see there on the video i hit a bump that was essentially the road getting ready to collapse. >> bill: we are on the ground in

philadelphia. how are they looking today? >> bill, good morning to you. we're not far from the scene of the collapse. look at the charred southbound lanes behind me. demolition crews already at work this morning. commuters waking up extra early racing for traffic headaches for the foreseeable future as the cleanup and recovery for i-95 and this collapse begins. it is now closed in both directions here in northeast philadelphia. state leaders say a tanker truck carrying gasoline caught fire under the overpass. moments before the interstate collapsed some drivers traveled over the southbound lanes with seconds to spare. governor said this situation could have been much worse. now the fire's heat is what sent a portion of the northbound lane crashing down reducing it to rubble and then compromising those southbound lanes. firefighters don't know what caused the truck to catch fire. emergency crews are trying to identify if anyone was caught in

the collapse. right now no injuries or fatalities have been reported right now and no details on the truck driver. >> i found myself thanking the lord that no motorists on i-95 were injured or died. just a remarkably devastating -- >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg says he is closely monitoring the situation and ready to help. governor shapiro says it indicates it will be a number of months to repair this portion of the interstate. back to you. >> bill: out for some time. nice to see you this morning, cb cotton watching that for us today. thanks. >> i've seen that press report. it is not accurate. we're watching this very closely. and we will and we have and will continue to take steps to might gait any potential threat that those activities might pose to make sure, we are positive that we can continue to defend this

nation. >> you are saying it is not accurate they're planning this? >> i'm saying we've seen the report. it's not accurate. >> dana: that was national security council spokesman last week denying a wall street report that china made a deal with cuba to build a spy base there. less than 48 hours and the biden administration is saying it is an ongoing issue, not a new development. the arrangement in the reporting does not comport with our understanding. what's going on here? joining us now mike gallagher of wisconsin, chairman of the house select china committee. is there a disconnect? did you know that china had this base and this agreement down in cuba? >> i think the question is why is the white house down playing incidents like this? why did they deny it and backtrack and blame the trump administration? it is not just this.

the exact same thing played out with the chinese spy balloon incident. i'm left to conclude they're misleading the public in order to preserve their policy of diplomatic and economic engagement with the chinese communist party. this policy will not work for the same reason it has not worked for the last two decades because the ccp is not interested in wynn cooperation. they're interested in domination. we need to take off these blinders and understand who we're dealing with and stand up firmly to ccp aggression. they respect only firmness and they have contempt for those who continually give in to them. that's what really concerns me about these series of incidents. >> bill: it appears to be the case they've been working on this thing since 2019. we can agree on that based on the reporting for the past four years. we have gitmo in cuba.

we have our own way to either assess what they are doing or to block it. >> more to your point this is our backyard. the attempt by the ccp to turn the monroe doctrine into the -- it is across the region even government in mexico. the ccp infiltration of the panama canal, an obvious critical choke point for the global economy. their involvement with a variety of governments in south america. we've neglected our own backyard for far too long and turned a blind eye to the increasing aggression and involvement of the chinese communist party, and now incidents like this should be a massive wake-up call like the balloon incident should have been, just like the opm hack.

yet the biden administration is persisting with this zombie engagement. >> dana: the headline on friday was the pentagon is freaking out about a potential war with china. the reason is because they've done war gaming and doesn't look good from our side. a quote from someone who played a role in the chinese leadership in the war games. the most common thread in these exercises is that the u.s. needs to take steps now to insure the conflict doesn't happen in the future. we're hugely behind the curve. this is our watershed moments. do you agree? >> i do. we conducted that war game on the select committee on the ccp in order to in a bipartisan fashion figure out what we need to do in congress to prevent war. that's what it is all about. we move heaven and earth to put

hard power in xi's path before it's too late. a war with china would be very destructive. how do you prevent it? by having a credible deterrent posture. what we see from the biden administration is -- diplomacy without arms is like music without instruments. we need to do better and producing more missiles, long-range precision fires and the conclusion of our recent policy recommendations for taiwan we put out on the select committee on the ccp. we need to deter world war iii before we stumble into it. >> dana: is this part of the 2024 election? you think it's bipartisan. would you like to see some commitments from the candidates about what they would do? >> it should be front and

center. every single candidate should be asked about this issue. it is at a minimum a top three issue. they need to be making the case it isn't just a distant over there problem. not just a matter of territorial claims in the south or east china sea. it is a matter of defending our sovereignty from increasing communist aggression as illegal police stations on american soil, the spy balloon shows, a variety of these incidents show. this should be front and center in the 2024 election. a republican nominee has to make an effective critique of the biden foreign policy and articulate a positive vision for peace through strength going forward. >> bill: sir, thank you for your time and coming in today. maybe the phrase of the moment zombie engagement. we won't forget that. >> dana: you think about that. you look at this stuff pretty carefully. to me it sounds dispopeian. >> my feeling is antony blinken

will go to china soon since mike -- the u.s. not being able to fight a war against china. there isn't a better fighting force in the world than america. we've been at it for more than 20 years plus. >> dana: we can ask general keane. >> bill: former president and republican frontrunner donald trump set to leave for florida later today ahead of tomorrow's federal court hearing in miami. tuesday will be something. that's where he will face dozens of charges linked to his classified document scandal. his supporters are calling out a double standard saying democrats are treated differently. team fox coverage begins now. gillian turner at the white house. we start in bedminster, new

jersey now with nate foye. >> former president trump will fly down to miami later today to meet with lawyers and discuss the legal strategy coming after a busy weekend on the campaign trail. he made two speeches in georgia and north carolina and again defended his handling of classified documents. look at video from those speeches at the gop conventions there. the former president called the 37 felony counts against him baseless and ridiculous and referred to the indictment as election interference. late last night on truth social he wrote, hard to believe that the leading candidate by far of the opposition party got indicted. this is strictly third world. maga, federal prosecutors say trump was personally involved in moving classified information from the white house to mar-a-lago. prosecutors say he misled investigations and on two occasions showed people without security clearance essencetive defense information. trump is the first former president every to face criminal

charges by the federal government that he once oversaw. he seeks to oversee it again. trump claims the indictment is actually helping his 2024 campaign both in the polls and with fundraising. remember, we saw a similar reaction when trump was indicted on state charges in new york back in april. take a look at this last video, bill. just from about an hour ago you see former president trump's plane at newark international airport as he soon heads to miami. back live as for his schedule, the former president's arraignment will be in miami federal court at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. after that he will come back here to bedminster and make a speech before the american people at 8:15 tomorrow night. send it back to you. >> bill: tuesday will be a day. nate, thanks, bedminster, new jersey. dana has more >> dana: president biden is keeping silence except speaking out on the investigation of son, hunter. gillian turner with more. >> the white house mantra in the wake of trump's criminal

indictment seems to be no comment. both senior officials and staff are staying mum on in terms of the merits of the actual charge trump is facing. his own former attorney general, though, is not shying away from weighing in with his legal assessment. take a listen. >> shocked by the degree of sensitively of these documents and how many there were. if even half of it is true, he is toast. this idea of presenting trump as a victim here, a victim of a witch hunt, is ridiculous. >> president biden's only public comment on trump's criminal indictment came friday insisting to reporters he is staying mum. >> president biden have you spoken to attorney general merrick garland yet? >> president biden: i have not spoken to him at all and i won't speak to him. >> in light of the trump indictment? >> trump's attorneys accuse the

doj of singling him out. they cite biden, pence and hillary clinton. the president is adamant he will not interfere and has not interfered with the trump probe. part of his strategy to reassure americans that the justice system is not in a crisis. >> president biden: i have not not once, not one single time suggested to the justice department what they should or not do. i'm honest. >> today marks five months since the attorney general, merrick garland, launched an investigation into president biden's handling of documents. have little is out there publicly where this investigation stands. it factors in to biden's position when it comes to trump on these issues. >> dana: gillian turner at the white house for us. thank you. >> i was scared for myself but i looked around and saw women and

children yelling if their faces saying these threats. i couldn't just sit still. >> bill: that's the marine veteran daniel penny sharing his side of the story on camera in a series of newly-released videos. hasn't done that until now. why he says he had to act when he put jordan neely in a head lock next month. his own words. >> dana: billionaire investor george soros handing the reins of his empire to his son, alex. >> if i hit the drone on the first try maybe i should come out of retirement. >> bill: he did. brady drills the drone from the deck of a $3 hundred million yacht. what did he not do there? he wasn't standing on his head. maybe he tries that next. we'll show you how it played out coming up.

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>> the three main threats he repeated over and over was i'm going to kill you, i'm willing to go to jail for life and willing to die. >> dana: daniel penny talking about his side of the story after being charged with the death of jordan neely. what have you learned? >> bill: the first time we're seeing daniel penny on video, a big deal. the new video clips released by his lawyers he makes the case he acted in self-defense when he put jordan neely in the fatal choke hold describing how he stepped onto the subway train. ripped off his jacket and violently threw it at people before he began yelling and

threatening passengers. the scene was so troubling he felt compelled to act. >> a common misconception that marines don't get scared. we're taught 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 saw women and children. he was yelling in their faces saying these threats. i couldn't just sit still. >> penny says he was trying to restrain neely, not kill him. reports that he had neely in a choke hold for 15 minutes are false. the whole incident lasted less than five. >> some people say i was trying to choke him to death. which is also not true. i was trying to restrain him. you could see in the video a clear rise and fall of his chest indicating that he is breathing. i was trying to keep him on the ground until the police came. i was praying the police would come and take this situation over. >> the 24-year-old is charged with second degree manslaughter

accused of recklessly calling neely's death. prosecutors say -- penny reportedly plans to testify in his own defense in front of a grand jury and they have been hearing this case since may 31. it is a rare move and speaks to the fact that his lawyers feel confident of his ability to tell his story. >> dana: how long will it go on? >> the grand jury term ends june 18th. it will have to happen before then. >> dana: bryan llenas, good to see you. >> bill: george soros handing over his $25 billion empire to his younger son, alex. he says he is even more political than his dad promising to funnel more money to liberal causes. marc thiessen former speech writer to george bush. good morning to you. the quote, i'm more political as much as i would love to get our money out of politics as long as

the other side is doing it, we'll have to do it too. our side has to be better about more patriotic and inclusive. just because someone votes trump doesn't mean they're lost or racist. a lot in that quote there. what does it mean big picture, marc? >> i think the soros movement is doubling down on supporting left wing candidates. they've been enormously effective when it comes to electing the liberal prosecutors across the country. $40 million over a decade. not a lot of money but elected 75 liberal prosecutors around the country. one in five americans live under a soros prosecutor. how brilliant that is. rather than spending millions lobbying to change laws they don't like. they elect one person not to enforce them. a lot of these races are down ballot races. nobody is paying attention to in off years when there is low

turn-off. invest a few million in these races you can elect one guy who will enforce criminal justice reform by not prosecuting and they have a 90% success rate. so if his son will double down on this we have a lot of problems coming into american cities. >> might be smarter money. basically what you are saying you have -- back to this quote patriotic and inclusive. it's very interesting, too. he talked about trump voters doesn't mean they're lost. i find it very interesting. we'll see -- you look at his instagram page he is with politicians from all over the world every day of his life. now to this poll that shows that conservative views are on the rise. want to show you the graphic, 2021, 2022, 2023, liberal views have dropped five points, conservative views have gone up eight. and your big brain what does that tell you why this is

happening, marc? >> it's on social conservatism in particular. it shows the narrative that republicans need to downplay the social issues in order to win at the polls is wrong. if you look at that poll, 69% of americans say they're conservative or moderate when it comes to social issues. only 29% say they're liberal. as long as they are handled sensitively it is a net positive for republicans on the ballot. the reason this is happening, bill, is because the democrats have gone so far to the left on social issues. take abortion. the democratic orthodoxy safe, legal and rare. now it is taxpayer funded abortion on demand up until the moment of birth. that's not a majority position. mark penn did a poll showed that 60% of democrats say we should restrict it to 15 weeks. even the 29% who say they are socially liberal don't agree with democratic orthodoxy when

it comes to abortion. >> bill: the point of being so radical on social issues. you now get an easy compareson point between issues and impressions and opinions. it's pretty obvious to see what's happened in great american cities, marc. over the past 3 to 4 years. it is those policies that -- walk around new york and see the homelessness and on and on it goes. final comment on that. i want to share this graphic here. among the age groups, 30 to 49 year olds are up 39%. 50 to 64 up to 11 percent. the older you are the more conservative you become. >> that's very true. the millennials are becoming more conservative as they get older, too. it's the left pushing this radical agenda. gallup poll came out 69% of

americans don't believe that biological men should be able to compete in women's sports. only 29% do. this has become the cause of the left. so as long as they keep pushing these radical agendas they will make social conservatism more popular. the republicans need to talk about these issues. the democrats are pushing the country further to the right on these issues. >> bill: thank you, sir, not to see you. talk again later in the week. >> thank you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: are you ready? historic day on the red clay tennis court at the french open yesterday. djokovic won the championship. he defeated the norwegian in straight sets. that sets a record with his 23rd career grand slam. djokovic broke a tie with nadal who tweeted his congratulations. feeling good about this guy.

djokovic is the first man in tennis history to win each of the four majors three times. there will be a quiz later. the grand slam victory total could have been higher but he couldn't come here but it prevented him from playing two tournaments last year. ridiculous, australia and u.s. open. it is three times and two times or something. i can't remember. trivia quiz at the end of the show. >> bill: no one will get it right. >> dana: congratulations to him. >> bill: prime time tonight you'll see more of this. here is sean. check it out. >> president joe biden dumping people in florida, all these other states. >> he doesn't dump people anywhere. >> bill: pressing the california governor newsom on illegal immigration and a range of topics. exclusive interview in prime time 9:00 eastern. more coming up on that. 7 to 1 long shot wins the belmont stakes on saturday

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newsom sports president biden and yet he will not commit to not running himself. >> how many times has your phone ping a day people saying you need to get in this race? they agree with me that he is not up to the job. >> i see where you're going with it. i'm not answering. >> suggesting if president biden falters newsom could take down vice president harris. as for biden's capacity to run again, newsom would not take the bait. >> do you think it is con any -- i've spent time with him and talked to him. >> as for former president trump newsom was surprisingly gracious. in the past he called trump corrupt and incompetent and bragged that california was america's most untrump state.

with sean, however, he took the high road. >> we had incredible relations during covid. played no politics during covid with california, none whatsoever. it's a fact. >> so governor newsom last interviewed with us, bill, in 2010. the fact that he showed up tells us a lot about his ambition and, of course, he knows that we outdraw the other networks in democrats, independents and republicans. that interview airs tonight at 9:00 in the east, 6:00 pacific. >> bill: check out hannity at 9:00 tonight. thank you, william. >> dana: history made at the belmont stakes, race horse arc anglo cementing the first demail trainer to ever win a triple crown race. fresh off your victory, welcome. give us a sense of how you felt at that moment.

>> hard to watch it. it brings it all poof, right back. it's amazing. and wow. >> dana: you ever watch it and think what if he doesn't win this time? >> the result is the same every time i replay. it makes it a little easier. >> bill: your horse did not run in the kentucky derby or the prickness. the money the horse raised that that victory enabled you to spend the $50,000. >> his owner said he earned the money, it's there. let's do this. >> what is special about this horse? >> everything. everything. he just is one of those kind of horses that engages with everyone that is around him. he sees you, he knows where a camera is. we were laughing all week long he would hear them clicking. what side do you want to see of

me? he is such a ham, honestly. >> dana: the final standings. he is one. i don't know the rest of these horses. i only learned about you. hemmer is an expert. >> forte was -- >> champion 2-year-old. >> dana: you can explain this to people. >> bill: you can win money but your jockey, great guy, 45 years old, father of three. grew up -- he is from venezuela but grew up five miles from the racetrack. >> he has been racing at belmont for 22 plus years and to have the opportunity to do it. such a melting pot of an industry. my assistant is irish, husband filipino. the jockey venezuela. >> what did the jockey do in that race when he made the move? >> the last thing i told him. i want you to feel this race. go feel it. we can chart it out and you can

make it black and white. this source needs to be. it is horse racing and they go 30 plus miles-per-hour. he is so in tune to the horse. i want you to find your cadence and do this. it was awesome. >> bill: that's great advice. >> dana: good advice for anybody. you also said to fox sports yesterday if you can't find a seat at the table, make your own table. never give up, build your time. people see you, keep working your butt off. if you can't find a seat at the table make your own. >> life is full of adversity no matter where you're working your hardest at. do whatever you do exceptionally well. people won't always respect and appreciate your path and wanting to get there and so definitely through my journey and trying to get there and build an live the dream, being a woman in the industry, yes. >> bill: check that out.

that's so good. >> dana: is it changing a little bit? >> it's coming. i think it takes time. change always takes time. it won't be a quick pivot. if you need to make your own table to make your dreams happen we're blessed enough to do it on the stage of a final crown of a triple crown it was remarkable. >> bill: the belmont as a track is enormous. it is so long. >> it is. it's an immense racetrack, the largest we race on. a mile and a half one time around. >> bill: job well done. >> dana: so glad to meet you. congratulations. i think we'll be seeing more of you. >> bill: thank you. best to your jockey, give him my best. the head of the pga revealing what was behind the liv merger and dollar signs behind it. are you tired of tipping, dana? >> dana: nope.

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quadruple murders in idaho needs more time. it needs to wade through stacks of evidence as it prepares for trial this fall. the suspect is charged with four counts of first degree murder in the stabbing of four university of idaho students at an off-campus home. the trial is set for october 2nd. >> bill: now to the good stuff. a recent survey suggesting most people are just tired of tipping and 2/3 of those surveyed have a negative view of paying that. cheap skates in america unite. dagen mcdowell on fox business, good morning. abby hornacek host of getting schooled podcast and more. gen z is like age 10-22. the percentage of those who tip

their barber or hairstylist 21%. what is going on with that? please explain. >> if you can't afford to tip your food delivery person you shouldn't be ordering delivery, you know? this is getting little out of hand. we've seen this shift. we felt bad right after the pandemic because people were recooping some of the loss. we're dealing with inflation and other things. i got charged the other things and ordered butter for my toast. i think it depends on the job. also i have seen the huge shift in work culture. this coffee shop i go to, i walk in and they're on their phones and i feel like i bother them for a cup of coffee. please, can i have a cup of coffee? they expect you to tip. if people make it a pleasant experience, tip them. >> dana: does inflation affect people's tipping behavior. >> it might. the reason the vast majority of

people are over the forced tipping is because when you go into a self-service food establishment and you get your own soda and bear claw and serve yourself and go to the register, you are faced with this hostage-like situation where there is a tablet in front of you like 20, 30, 40%. and the server, who did not service you, is standing there staring at you shaming you and i will look at them, dana, and go no tip because again a tip is for service and kindness. >> dana: the article in the "wall street journal" is really good. this guy says he is a barista and thinks it is forcing him. if people want to tip they tip, if they don't, it is fine. it will go on for a while. >> bill: it is on every computer screen wherever you put your

credit card. >> it is on the employers. the employers are forcing their employees to hustle the customers rather than paying the people who work for them more. >> dana: people have baggage fees, they don't want to pay them and they are wearing as many clothes as they can or wearing a fly-fishing vest to put more clothes in it. the new trend is not true. no self-respecting fly fishermen or woman wants to wear it in a public space with no fish. you would look like a giant dork. you can put all this stuff in the pockets and only take a carry-on. >> they aren't the ones wearing the vest. all the other people like that looks nice. i think people are so depleted from tipping they now to save money elsewhere and wear fly-fishing vests. i wear this type of clothes when i go -- layer, a fly-fishing

vest has a lot of pockets. i prefer cargo pants. i don't want people my half used toothpaste bottle hanging out of my vest. >> they say they are doing it because they don't want to pay the fee for the carry-on. every single airline, even the budget airlines, let you take a personal item on. this photo, by the way, in the "wall street journal" is false because it has a little bottle of lotion in one of the pockets. guess what? that lotion has to be in a quart plastic bag. >> doesn't that look like hairspray? >> a ploy to pick up men if women are wearing them on airlines. >> bill: roll the video and thought we showed you. brady was on a yacht and threw a football. >> if i hit the drone on the first try maybe i should come out of retirement.

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the worst but clues gave them hope the kids were still alive. amazing story. bill melugin is in london with the details. >> this is the remarkable story. these four young columbian children survived in the amazon jungle for over a month before they were rescued and now hearing reports about what some of their mom's final words were before they passed away. these kids were incredibly young, ages 13, 11, 4 and 11 months old. all of them rescued on friday by columbian soldiers searching for them after their plane went down back on may one in the middle of the jungle. the plane was found on may 16 with the bodies of the pilot and the co-pilot as well as their mom inside of it. rescuers had found promising signs that the kids may have survived. they found footprints and fruit with bites in it. the children's uncle later told reporter they ate flour, fruits,

berries and decide what fruits to eat because of their indigenous roots. they were traveling with their mom when the plane crashed. there was an engine failure. the father of the two children says his daughter told him their mom had survived for four days after the crash before she told them to just leave her behind so they would potentially have a better chance of being rescued. he told reporters, quote, before she died she said to them maybe you should go. you guys are going to see the kind of man your dad is and he will show you the same kind of great love i have shown you. she passed away sometime after that. the children are reportedly dehydrated and covered in months quito bites but otherwise in decent condition and treated at a hospital in columbia now and expected to stay there for a next couple of weeks. absolutely remarkable that those young children were able to survive that long. >> dana: incredible story.

thank you. >> bill: great stuff. good to receive that and you think about the infant with them in the jungle. >> dana: the care they showed for that baby and the mother's bravery and the father, he has his children back. amazing. res rescuers were terrific. former president donald trump heading to miami soon and he is due in federal court on charges he will have to deal with tomorrow. it is expected he will spend tonight at his doral golf course. after his court appearance he will head back to jersey to deliver remarks about the day's events and 2024 presidential campaign. in case you missed it, you might have. president biden's re-election campaign started in april 7th weeks ago. no big rallies, events or barnstorming across the country to battleground states. now he has finally announced his first campaign appearance this weekend in philadelphia. welcome to a new hour of

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