crime family investigation. i don't think any will be see joe continually stumble and the democratic party not wanting him as their nominee, i believe they will find a way to usher him out and i believe he will find a way to get kamala harris out. >> todd: carley said it. "fox & friends" now. >> s service members are hurt following a helicopter accident in northeast syria. the cause of the incident remains under investigation. >> they call him teflon don for a reason. >> former president trump will appear in court after being indicted on federal charges. >> all these democrats that are presuming guilt, they might want to read the constitution. >> what would you bring to joe biden's presidency. >> we are moving in the right direction. >> are joe and hunter biden has hunter biden of his conversation with them. >> that's a bunch of that linebacker.

>> i'm proud. >> a job extremely well done. >> denver nuggets can finally call themselves nba champions. >> mvp. >> being in moment is all i can ever ask for. >> brian: congratulations to them but now we have this bad news. a are fox news alert. the military revealing 22 american service members were hurt in northeastern syria sunday in what's being described as a helicopter mishap. >> u.s. central command says the troops are, both, receiving treatment for their injuries and 10 have been evacuated to higher care facilities. cause of the incident is currently under investigation. no enemy fire was involved or reported. >> u.s. military has kept a force of at least 900 troops in

syria, including a number of contractors as part of operation inherent resolve. their noncombat mission is to advise and assist local forces to root out the so-called islamic state. >> steve: as we get more information we will pass it along to you. in the meantime, 6:02 here in new york city. and another fox news alert. former president donald trump is set to plead not guilty later today to 37 charges over his handling of classified, top secret documents, many of which were found at mar-a-lago. >> ainsley: the city of miami is ramping up security now as police are bracing for large protests on both sides. >> brian: wow. jonathan serrie is live outside the federal court in miami with the latest. jonathan, what's around you? things are pretty quiet right now. mostly just media out here. the morning is young and we anticipate there will be protesters out here throughout the day. certainly something that law enforcement is prepared for.

the hearing expected to take place around 3:00 this afternoon he's awaits this hearing? former president trump is staying at his dural golf resort. when he arrived yesterday, there was a mix of protesters and supporters gathered outside. some of the protesters holding a sign that read lock him up. but, mostly supporters out there want them even flying all the way from calvary. these supporters believe mr. trump is being unfairly targeted. as for the former president's legal strategy, here's what he told radio host howie carr. >> are you going to make a statement in court tomorrow. >> i doubt it. i just say not guilty. i didn't do anything wrong. nothing wrong. presidential record act. there is no criminal event. there is no criminality here. it's ridiculous. these people, look, they're using it as election interference. they are using it to get

elected. >> ipsos poll. >> against mr. trip in this creates politically motivated. 37% do not. but the same poll found 48% believe the former president should have been charged with a crime in this case. 35% do not. in anticipation of protests outside the courthouse later today, additional law enforcement have been brought in. miami city officials say they are prepared for contingencies but are optimistic there will be no major problems. >> we have extremely high confidence, the residents and the folks that live here in the city of miami, they are used to demonstrating. they are yiewmsed to exercising their first amendment rights. they are incredibly respectful and supportive of law enforcement. >> and the judge, who will be presiding over this afternoon's hearing, issued an order that reporters and other members of

the media cannot bring cell phones or other electronic equipment in the courthouse federal courts do not allow cameras in the courtroom. several media organizations had petitioned the judge for an exception to allow photographs before the hearing because of the historic nature of criminal charges against a former president but that request was also denied. bark to you guys. >> ainsley: so jonathan, reporters like you down there will have to go into the courtroom, listen to what happens in these rooms. there's going to be an overflow room for reporters if they can't fit in the original courtroom and run back outside in front of cameras like we are seeing today? >> yeah, exactly. it's like the supreme court when they do the running of the interns reporters or producers inside that courtroom and figure out a way to quickly get out to

the disseminate the information but it's not this live feed from the courtroom like you see in state trials. >> steve: we just heard him say to howie carr that he is going to say not guilty so that's not going to be a surprise. jonathan, real quickly at 3:00 he will surrender and be processed. he will be arrested. as is historically the case, when you are arrested, you are -- you are handcuffed and you get a mugshot. are either of those things going to happen today? >> i'm told he will be electronically fingerprinted. as far as the handcuffs, no, there is not going to be dramatic photo op. or anything like that. it's just a very matter of fact and we expect to be very brief hearing. as you heard the president say on that radio interview mr. trump plans to plead not guilty. >> steve: he does. jonathan, thank you very much. you are going to be very busy.

>> certainly. >> ainsley: remember when trump was indicted in new york. he said i hope they do handcuff me. put them on me. >> brian: i don't think anybody -- i don't know if he really believes it because it's so h humiliating but i don't thk he will have a mugshot because is he not somebody who is -- people think is he going to jet out of country. i think is he going to stay -- >> steve: he does have a jet. >> aileen cannon is the judge but not today. ultimately making big decisions. for example the defense will try throw out the corcoran testimony. that is when donald trump's lawyer forced to testify against his client unjustly done. they will also try to throw out some of the testimony from other witnesses that they said that they were pressured and forced to testify or say things they didn't believe. there's also something, and that is the top secret documents. did jack smith make a deal that we're going to enter these top secret documents into evidence to charge him under the auspices that we will not reveal the contents of these top secret

documents? and if the judge goes no, no. you can't just try him for documents. we're going to have to show them what's in it. if that happens, jack smith is going to have to possibly take back and reduce the number of counts against the president. just some of the motions that good attorneys would put forward. >> steve: as this unfuller's in the coming months his aid walt t is going to appear because is he accused. todd blanch is going to represent the president today the same lawyer representing donald trump in the hutch money payment problem here in new york city. the porn star. it's interesting florida lawyer to join his defense team because a number of florida lawyers declined to take the case. keep in mind, it was on friday, suddenly that two lawyers, part of his defense team.

jim trusty and john raulie suddenly resigned. jim trusty was on our show defending the former president and then two hours later he quit. so, anyway you have to have somebody who is a member ever the florida bar or sponsored by a member and looking for somebody tolls joint club. >> ainsley: jonathan goodman will preside over the arraignment today. female judge you were talking about, we saw her picture. someone appointed by trump and will actually have the case. also in other news senator chuck grassley. >> brian: this is stunning. >> ainsley: on the senate floor yesterday and he revealed that a burisma executive who allegedly paid the biden administration that $5 million has audio conversations with joe biden and hunter biden. he says 17 recordings, 15 with hunter and two with joe. listen to. this these recordings were allegedly kept as a sort of insurance policy for the foreign

national in case that he got into a tight spot. the 1023 also indicates that then vice president joe biden maivelg involved in burisma employing hunter biden. it's clear that the justice department, the fbi haven't nearly had the same laser focus on the biden family. special counsel jack smith has used a recording against former president trump. what is u.s. attorney weiss doing with respect to these alleged joe and hunter biden recordings that are apparently relevant to the high stakes bribery scheme? >> steve: so, what's interesting about this and there you have got some allegations about joe biden and the biden family, you would think that all that information that he just mentioned, essentially he said that all that is detailed in

this 1023 that members of congress and the oversight committee got to see last week. but, the problem with that is apparently those parts, according to mr. grassley, were redacted. and so essentially what he was asking from senate floor for is unredacted copy so see. no member of congress has actually seen. this the way grassley knows it, remember the whistleblower who went to the members of congress, grassley and comer and people like that and said, hey, get your hands on the fbi fd 1023 because it incriminates the bidens. and so because there's a human confidential source who has worked for the fbi for a very long time, he says he overheard this ukrainian make these allegations. they are unverified but at this point but the key is chuck grassley says give us an unredacted copy. >> brian: 17 tapes.

okay. pretty important. audiotapes proving what the allegation of the whistleblower. 17 tapes. two with joe biden. evidently demanding $5 million, not 50,000. and telling them to hire his son hunter. pretty big deal for a guy who says i know nothing about my son's overseas business ventures. pretty significant. why would the fbi redact something about 17 tapes? why would they not want to know? why would it be in their interest not to have people know that there are 17 tapes involving the former vice president and current president? >> ainsley: good question. redact the names don't redact the information. >> steve: if it's in there. >> brian: chuck grassley and his credibility is out there. and i like his credibility. >> steve: whistleblower that it was in there we should point out we don't know for sure that it's there. >> ainsley: that's true. if it is why did they redact that. >> brian: to say it on the senate floor makes me pretty secure that he thinks it's there. and it's his reputation which he

has garnered and guarded so well so well throughout husband choir. gerald dunleavy does write this guy it the owner of the burisma energy company that hired the vice president's son hunter biden to the lucrative position called joe biden the big guy during discussions of with his repute tabbably the sources call a $5 million bribery scheme. so the owner of burisma involved. hunter sat on that board. and joe biden fired the judge that was going -- the prosecutor that was going to press charges against that company. >> people like senator warner who says they are moderates, who should want answers to this question because, it seems as though there are a lot of republicans who want a answers to donald trump's allegations about russia and ukraine and the

phone call. is anyone curious on the left? >> steve: chad pergram said a source familiar with the documents told fox news and said this on our air last week the document does not say joe biden received any payments. still, the republican party is going for the juggler. so stay tuned. buckle up. >> ainsley: also this morning in miami there is going to be a presser at 1030. vivek ramaswamy is going to hold this press conference because he filed a foia request. freedom of information act over the trump indictment. so we will learn those details a little bit later this morning. >> brian: he wants to know merrick garland and joe biden were communicating on this move to prosecute donald trump. he would like to see the paperwork. and i think as an american citizen he has the right to see it. >> ainsley: i love his -- go ahead. >> steve: i was going to say at the same time the hunter biden investigation we have heard about it a little peripherally. you have got to figure that at this point. given all this stuff is out there, if the department of justice is going to indict him on something, you would think it

would be coming pretty shortly. >> brian: four and a half years. >> steve: better late than never. >> ainsley: when my parents want to go to a movie on the weekend they would go let's go to a show. dad, it's called a movie not a show. >> steve: the show. >> ainsley: still ahead dinner and a show. >> french laundrie. >> no, it was dumb -- terrible mistake. >> everybody makes mistakes however that was dumb one. >> that was dumb. the restaurant was legally open. it was dumb. >> ainsley: he owned it. governor gavin newsom falling on the sword for infamous covid era meal. hannity's must see interview next. >> steve: it was dumb. over and out, new york's top cop calling it quits after 18 months on the job. the reported clash with mayor eric adams prompting the chief's untimely exit that caught everybody off guard. details coming up next on "fox & friends." and look who else is joining us today ♪

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>> ainsley: california's governor gavin newsom sits down for one-on-one with sean hannity. >> steve: that's right. the two sparring on a number of hot button issues from the border crisis and newsom's handling of the pandemic to the democratic leader's possible presidential aspirations. >> brian: todd piro taped this on his vcr and bring highlights. >> todd: vcr and dubbed it down. i logged if my office you saw me. the two covered a wide range of topics including whether he will be jumping into the rails for the white house. here's what newsom had to say about that. >> under any circumstances would you get into this primary. >> no, no. >> sean: none? >> i think is he a man of decency and character. i'm really proud of the president i'm proud of what he has accomplished. >> sean: is he strong enough to be president. >> strong enough. look what he did to mccarthy he ran circles. >> sean: i wouldn't have vote ford it. >> exactly. kevin got played by the president of the united states. i'm for results. i'm for results. ed to newsom also call out

florida governor ron desantis saying he has no chance of beating former president donald trump for the g.o.p. presidential nomination as he and hannity spar over the migrant flights sent to california and paid for by the desantis administration. >> okay. i'm a border state. ron desantis is not. i know he is desperate to get in on the action. a lot of belly flop. is going to clean the clock. desantis has belly flopped. he will clean his clock. he needs attention. >> sean: i don't have a crystal ball. >> set this up by doing rfp i have the contractors he tried to hire saying he was going to send people to california. this is a stunt. it's embarrassing. it's pathetic. >> todd: the governor taking ownership over the backlash he received for dining at a ritzy restaurant in the midst of covid lockdowns that shuttered countless businesses. >> sean: shouldn't have gone to the french laundry. >> no. it was a dumb mistake. terrible mistake. it incumbent illegal. it was wrong. i totally violated the spirit of what i was preaching and it was

wrong and i own that i own that. you know what? for the grace of god, no one else has ever made mass stake i guess did i i own that. >> sean: okay. everybody makes a mistakes but that was a dumb one. >> it was dumb and i own it. >> todd: he owns it. almost three years later. steve, ainsley, brian, bark to you. >> steve: thank you very much. >> ainsley: smart of him. >> steve: it's dumb because he got caught. had he not gotten caught, you think he would say it was dumb? >> ainsley: people were so mad. now we can laugh about it and say good job for owning it. remember at that point when they were telling us we couldn't do certain things and we would find out they were doing it? >> steve: double standard. >> brian: this guy said let's pour sand on a skate park to make sure people weren't skating outdoors during the pandemic. >> ainsley: couldn't surf. >> brian: got in trouble. they actually gave you a ticket for surfing on the ocean. everything he knew about -- i give him credit for being honest the way governor cuomo should have been honest. governor cuomo gave governors what he want thissed power to

immigration decisions in their own state. he asked for a ship. he asked for a ship. he asked for resources he got resources. instead of reversing it and doing the 307 larr thing and criticizing trump he was honest. one thing about homelessness he wasn't honest about. he blamed it on housing. 99% chose to be there whether mental illness or checked out of society. he makes it easy to set up tent city along pch stretching across highways all the way down. he said come one, come all to the homeless. now he acts like prices are too high. >> ainsley: we have a problem. houses are too high for houses and we do have a ways to go. we have to fix this. glad he sat down with sean. they did spar throughout the interview. they like each other they just disagree on. >> brian: everything. >> ainsley: sean pressed him you were complaining and saying that desantis kidnapped the migrants and sent them to california? he said well, when i tweeted that, there was a question mark behind it. was he kidnapping? and he said well ron desantis showed all those videos of the

migrants saying that they were being treated fairly. >> brian: they were partying. >> ainsley: they were partying and listening to music and on private planes he said gavin, if you have a republican are a sanctuary state. you are the one who said we invite you here we will take care of you. but they are human beings. they shouldn't be treated that way. and sean said well, take care of them. you are a sanctuary state. >> steve: listener, sean invited the governor on. the governor took the invitation. it was great television. and we will be playing more clips. >> ainsley: i heard everybody say that was a great interview we liked seeing two people from different sides of the aisle debating in a healthy way. >> steve: looking for common ground if it's possible 6:25 in new york city and carley joins us with headline from philadelphia? >> that crash. update to can a body recovered from the wreckage of the i-95 collapse in philadelphia family members identifying the victim nathaniel moody awesome person who loved his job.

he was behind the wheel of the fuel tanker that flipped on its side and caught on fire. eventually causing the overpass to buckle. pennsylvania's governor says the repairs could take months. three people are in critical condition after nine people were shot about a mile away from where the denver nuggets won the nba championship, denver police say a suspect is in custody with a suspected gunshot injury. no word yet on if the shooting is connected to the massive celebration outside the arena. but say the crowd was smaller when the shots wrong out. all of this happened after the nugget won their first championship in franchise history beating the miami heat in five games. the team plans to throw a parade through downtown denver on thursday. look at that footage there wow. a watchdog organization says white house press secretary karine jean-pierre right violated the hatch act by referring to mega maga republicans just days before the 2022 election. >> unfortunately we have seen mega maga republican officials

who don't believe in the rule of law. >> they refuse to accept the results of free and fair elections. and they fan the flames of political violence through what they praise and what they refuse to condemn. >> ainsley: the leader of the office of special counsel hatch act unit wrote a letter to the white house that reads in part because ms. jean-pierre made the statements while acting in her official capacity she righted the hatch act prediction using her official authority or influence for the purpose of affecting the results of the election. those are the headlines, steve, downstairs to you, my friend. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: stepped down yesterda. abruptly resigning via email after auto a year and a half on the job. sources reportedly claim she was fed up with having to run key policy decisions by city hall and being micromanaged by former

cop mayor eric adams. and there's the cover of the new york poet. commission impossible. it joe joins us now. joe imperatrice has more than 15 years in law enforcement. i it said she resigned by email. i should point out i got email from a top cop in new york city that said hey, our commissioner just sent out an email she is calling it quits. nobody saw this coming. >> a big loss for the police department being commissioner in new york city seven days a week not an easy job. has the right to make the decision she didn't want to do this in. long island she did 20 years. she is entitled to have a normal life going forward. >> steve: in the "new york post" they talk about how she was tired of being city hall's puppet. any time she'll wanted to promote somebody, she would have to run it past, you know, the mayor, and his lieutenants.

at that stage you will have a lot of riff-raff, people don't like you. dropping lines to all the media outlets. she was a great police commissioner and did amazing things. the most important thing they have to do is not get involved in the rumors and keep new york city safe. >> steve: did she do a great job. >> she was amazing. great speaker. she loved her cops gave new found interest to the police department she was amazing. >> steve: there is a headline today an op-ed in the "new york post" by a fellow by the name of bob mcmahon. cops know who the real new york city commissioner is it wasn't keechant sowell. and he writes: calling the important shots for the past 17 months has been a fellow known throughout the new york city police department as an unindicted co-conspirator number one that would be deputy mayor for public safety and former cop phil banks a long-time eric adams confederate caught up in police corruption about a decade ago. what do you know about this guy? >> listen it's not a secret banks and adams good friends. at that level people are not

going to like them go. to the media and smear their claim. over the last nine and a half years new york city has had four police commissioners that's a problem. we need to get on track. have stability and know what their job intails. that's what we need. >> steve: got to be tough to take a job where had your job eric adams used to be a cop. >> plenty of people that put their two cents in and have a say. she did a great job. now we have to look forward to the future and make sure we keep new york city safe and on top of that make sure the morale is do going up. >> steve: you were surprised she called it quits. >> everyone was. amazing addition to this police department. >> steve: thank you for joining us live. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: a tour boat capsized inside a cave killing at least one person. the investigation into what went wrong coming up. plus our top story, a fox news alert. former president donald trump set to plead not guilty to 37 federal charges in miami at 3:00 this afternoon. a former federal prosecutor

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semi friendly county will have a chance to get out of washington, d.c. or new york so he might -- when the jury was seated he might think that there might be a sense of fairness there but today motions will be filed. what are you going to be looking for from the prosecution? well i'm looking to see, brian, whether or not online speculation is right and whether the department of justice will surprisingly file a motion to detain the president that is keep him in custody during the pendency of this trial. i don't think they will. but, lots of people have wondered whether they would. and if they do file a motion to detain, it would give them a little bit of leverage as the judge allows him bond but then sets some very strict conditions. the judge could restrict his travel. could restrict his communication. could make him wear an ankle monitor. all sorts of things could happen at the hearing this morning if the department does file that motion. >> brian: so now we are going to see the defense. and the defense has not had their day in court literally. and they are going to put some motions in place that these

witnesses were pressured. that you forced an attorney to turn on their client. that you have top secret documents that is defense if you are going to charge them with doing things that are irresponsible with these documents tell us what is in them which would make jack smith possibly pull them back is that a scenario you see? >> yeah. that can happen, brian. there is going to be a lot of constitutional motions. i don't know whether the defense will come in with the motions today or whether the judge will give them a few days to file. it could happen either way. but i do expect there to be claims that the president can't be charged under the espionage act as all because the constitution gives him inherent authority to classify documents without the documents the charges would file if is he constitutionally entitled to possess those documents. he you really just then have the grand jury charges and try to be obstruct a grand jury investigation. it's going an interesting motion practice over the next few weeks to see what the defense files in the case.

>> brian: do you think if you are president trump, are you worried that your attorneys aren't in place and haven't been working on this case much or do you think you have some time? >> yeah. i mean, it's a little bit of both, brian. but it's very serious matter to go against the lawyers at the department of justice. these federal prosecutors generally speaking are very experienced. they are aggressive. and they are very professional. and they know what they are doing. president trump needs to hire lawyers who have gone up against federal prosecutors who have lots of experience to give them the best advantage. >> brian: he is going to waive his right to a speedy trial that could but the it to 2024. jack smith wants to start it right away. final thought? >> yeah. i think president trump will get his way on that one. >> brian: okay. 2024 what judge wants to preside over a candidate that's running for president of the united states in a neck and neck race if he gets the nomination. francey, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: meanwhile, go over to carley. you have the breaking news? >> i certainly do brian.

one person is dead after a new york tour boat capsized inside a cave yesterday. a group of hospitality workers on board turned over throwing everyone into the six feet water. the person who died became trapped in the overturned vessel. at least 11 others brought to the hospital and treated for minor injuries. the cause of the deadly accident is still under investigation. west coast ports dealing with significant delays as labor negotiations with union workers drag on. raising concerns about supply chain issues. meanwhile, texas has approved a $30 billion hurricane barrier designed to protect the gulf coast from storm damage. officials say it will reduce and possibly eliminate supply chain delays across the u.s. by protecting two of the largest ports from major storms. those are your headlines. brian, back to you. >> brian: all right, carley, thank you. still ahead on this show, multiple choice school choice advocates showing charter school

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>> ainsley: there is new research out the stanford university making the school

choice growth at charter schools vs. traditional public schools from 2014 to 2019. here is what they found. the typical charter school student outpaced the public school peers total performance reflecting 16 more days in learning math and actually 16 more days in learning reading and six days in learning math. in the urban areas the results were even better charter school students seeing nearly a full month of additional growth in both reading and math. all this leading the studies director to say, quote: this is not a fluke. the charter school sector has improved across the country. so, here to react to this study is corey deangelis a senior fellow american federation for children and he has been a voice for charter schools for years now. good morning to you corey. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> good morning, thanks for coming on. what is your reaction to this looks like students are doing better more math and reading. >> it doesn't surprise me. charter schools have a tract

their customers, parents and families, so they have to do a good job. compete in the marketplace unlike their competitors which happens to be monopolistic government run school system. under performing charter schools shut down. under performing government schools well, they just get more money each and every year because they can say they are failing because they don't have enough money even though we have thrown more and more funding at the problem and expecting different results in the current system charter schools are knocking it out of the park. >> ainsley: public schools could learn a lot add more reading and math days to the curriculum. a statement from the united federation of teachers until charter schools start admitting -- until they start admitting and keeping all students, particularly the children with the greatest needs, comparisons like this study are pointless. do you agree with that? they are not accepting everyone so we can't look at studies like this. >> government run schools discriminate on the bailiffs of zip code. k45r9er schools if anything are more public than the traditional public schools because they have

to accept students using random lottery. and there are some evaluations that do use random lottery as a technique to use a gold standard evaluation, for example. one in new york city by donee and freyer published, i believe, in 2015 found that winning a lottery to attend a charter school in harlem children zone in new york city reduced incarceration for male students by 100 percent. and reduced the likelihood of teenage pregnancy for female students by 59%. >> ainsley: that is awesome. >> rigorous studies finding the same results. >> ainsley: funny you mentioned charter school said his uncle ran that school and parents would come to the line when he is telling them who was accepted. he said we have 300 students and only three spots and some parents would just start crying because they wanted the best for their children. you wrote an op-ed for fox news, it and it's titled this is the headline you won't believe who this year's school choice mvp is and you named randi weingarten the inadvertent winner. tell us why.

>> yeah, i would like to thank you randi weingarten the teacher's union overplaying their hand pushing to keep the schools closed and showing true colors and inadvertently doing more to advance the concepts of the homeschooling more than anyone could imagine. fought to keep the schools closed. lob idea the cdc to do so and families got to see what was going on in the classroom and started to understand that a lot of these institutions were indoctrinating their kids with leftist ideology. the parents want the schools to focus on the basics, math, reading and writing, not focusing on indoctrination as opposed to -- they want them to focus on education. instead and so they have pushed for school choice. all across the country and just two years we have had six states go universal on school choice allowing all families to have access. and it's continuing even further. so this is a great win. >> ainsley: really quickly, corey, in the next election what are you looking for in a candidate, many someone pushing charter schools and school

choice. >> yeah. allow the funding to follow the student. education money is meant for educating the child, not for protecting a particular institution. so, they should support school choice, funding following the student, because the money belongs to the kids, not the buildings. >> ainsley: okay much you are great. thank you so much, corey. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. check in with meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> good morning, ainsley. let's take a look where we could see the potential for stronger storms today. first the temperatures in new york. 64, got cloudy skies and rain in the forecast for not only the great lakes but the northeast. we need the rain here, right? we need to clear out the at more fear and also very dry. severe thunderstorm warning northeast of the dallas area. we have severe storms striking the south this week. several rounds of storms not only today but into wednesday and thursday. and not only severe storms but we could see flash flooding in the area, large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. the other big story is the extreme heat for parts of texas well over 100 degrees for a lot of these areas and with the

humidity, it's going to feel oppressive and dangerous outside. we will be tracking that as well. look at that 100 degrees for a lot of these areas. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. ainsley, back to you, my friend. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. >> janice: you got it. billionaire mark cuban claiming companies going woke is the good business. the billions lost in market value suggest otherwise. plus, father's day is this sunday and skip bedell is back with great gifts for dad ♪

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legends soccer analysis lexy lalas and carli lloyd will join us in the 8:00 hour because we are going to be talking soccer and the world cup and everything else. now let's talk father's day. >> that's right. counting down to father's day last minute gifts. gifts for dads to enjoy all summer long our buddy home contractor skip bedell. >> that's up, guys? shoot gels. filled with water like getting hit with a water balloon it. doesn't hurt. they are fun to shoot. leaves no mess. karl, go ahead and shoot this target. all right? watch. super fun. so, check this out. you get 10,000 gellets for 5 bucks. put them in a bucket and fill it with water.

get three hours of play with a rechargeable battery. >> brian: are you finding that dads want play time? >> think about it. the ultimate stress relief. so you give this to dad and boston of his friends come over and shoot these. they are great. it doesn't hurt. there is no residue. there is no clean up and super fun. >> steve: we have dnieper blasters have you got to pick up the foamy darts. >> 10 10,000 you don't pick up anything. no stain they evaporate. >> brian: what else have you got? >> skip: you can see a 5-gallon cooler bag and put your ice and drinks in here take them to the beach. at the same time it has a rechargeable battery. >> steve: that's brilliant. >> skip: 20-foot hose it comes with. clip this on to anything. patio umbrella. clip it onto your lounge chair. >> brian: what's the point to mist the sun. >> keep you cool. put ice and water. put your drinks and take it with you. two hours of misting time.

>> steve: that is great. >> skip: turn the fan on watch how cool this is now you have got a misting fan. it comes with the clips. clip it onto your fan. available at lowe's 169. this makes a great gift for dad. i love that. >> steve: skip, what about this? >> skip: halo fire torres. lotus fire box. runs on a barbecue tank. it rolls around your patio so can you put it anywhere. it creates heat. it's a nice patio heater. has a super cool vortex flame. it will heat your patio 20 hours one barbecue tank you can't go wrong. >> steve: good for a dad who wants to have a beer and watch the flame go around in the circumstantial. up skip ask sitting in the sun and then come out lotus fire torch. >> steve: more information go to skip bedell.com. karl, good job. >> skip: happy father's day. >> steve: all right. yep.

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