of this. being on the street is unhealthy for neighborhoods and illness, sewage, garbage, rats. it's part of the homeless camps. they have to work on it for the ground up. i admire him for taking responsibility but you have to do more than just say so. >> bill: good to see you. happy birthday to you. >> thank you, bill. >> dana: fox news alert right now. we're waiting for the u.s. supreme court to hand down new rulings with several major cases still undecided as we head into the final weeks. the final is eight days. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: great. >> dana: i'm great. >> bill: how are you feeling? >> dana: great. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. three decisions revealed yesterday. 21 cases to go. topping that list the lawsuits challenging president biden's student loan bail-out. high profile legal battles

centering around free speech and real edge -- religious liberty and other things. >> dana: not many days left. >> bill: stand by. >> dana: did you see this? former president obama stirring up a battle over race relations in america. obama taking aim at presidential contender tim scott criticizing his approach to race in america. >> i think there is a long history of african-american or other minority candidates within the republican party who will validate america and say everything is great. and we can all make it. nikki haley has a similar approach. i'm not being cynical about tim scott individually. i am maybe suggesting that the rhetoric of can't we all get along. that has to be undergirded with

an honest accounting of our past and our present. >> dana: now senator scott is pushing back saying president obama is the one who failed to bring the country together. trey gowdy the host of sunday sunday night in america. if president obama is going to try to attack tim scott as he said it is not personal but on the overall issue tim scott will take the opportunity to respond. you know tim scott well. how do you respond to what obama said? >> you know, dana, usually when someone says don't take this personally you probably should take it personally. i am stunned at how little barack obama knows about tim scott and i'm also stunned at what little effort he made when he was in washington for five years to change that. if he knew anything at all about tim scott he would know tim scott starts with education. if you want to do something about poverty in this country, then give people access to a

quality education. that's the number one issue for tim scott. follow that up with criminal justice reform. he took plenty of arrows. that's not a republican talking point. no one at the grocery store stops republican candidates and say i wish you would talk about criminal justice reform. tim scott did. opportunity zones. tinge that -- i know he drove a man to the polling place to vote for barack obama for president the first time. he drove a black man, an older black man that he knew was not going to vote the same way he was going to vote for president but he at least honored that man enough to say we can have different visions on how we want to get to the north star. i think it's a shame that barack obama can't show the same grace and the same respect to tim scott that tim scott showed to him. >> bill: tim scott responded. this was on wednesday now so

this goes back a couple days with mark levin. >> you can't miss that opportunity. america was hungry for bringing our country together. president obama missed that opportunity. president biden ran as the great uniter and he has been the great divider. it is possible for america to come together but not because of the color of our skin or because of the consistency of our value system. >> bill: another thing caught my attention what tim scott said. democrats deny our progress to protect their power. and then look at what president obama said. how do we address crippling generational poverty as a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in society? it sounded a little like an argument toward reparations. is that what you heard? >> that is what i heard and no one is better than barack obama

at kind of sending signals, denyable signals. i thought reparations, that may not be what he meant. i will be more fair to him than he was to tim scott but bill, you mentioned pain and progress. in this country we have to balance the pain of yesterday and in some instances today. the undeniable fact we've made progress and what tim likes to do is focus on the promise and potential of tomorrow. we're a nation trying to perfect ourselves. the difference between the two is i think barack obama thinks we'll be forever chained to the racism of our past and tim scott really thinks we're a good country that can become a great country. if you like contrast that's a pretty stark contrast for people. >> dana: one other topic. president biden got a question from a new york reporter yesterday about the question on bribery that the justice department may or may not be

looking into. watch him here. >> [inaudible question] >> president biden: why do you ask such a dumb question? >> dana: there seems to be a little more smoke around this. >> i think what he meant by dumb is i control the department of justice, do you really think my son or i am going to be indicted while i'm the president? if you look at it that way i guess it is a dumb question. i'll never let my attorney general -- i will let the statute of limitations run out this fall on the gun case. by the way, dana, speaking of dumb, if you can't make a lying and buying case in five years, then you don't need a driver's license much less be a law enforcement officer. those are really easy cases to make. so i guess what he is getting at is you are dumb to think that my department of justice, the one

that indicted donald trump will indict hunter biden. you are dumb to think that. >> dana: trey gowdy 7:00 p.m. sunday night. i'll actually see you there this week. >> i am so grateful to you for coming on. i'm sorry that all of our invitations to bill hemmer went unheeded but i would love to have him on as well. >> dana: next time i will bring him along with his rubik's cube. >> bill: we'll work that together, trey. republican lawmakers shedding light on crime in major u.s. cities and the lack of action by democratic leaders in those cities. violent crime rates are rising as high as 42% in areas like chicago. out of l.a. kelly o'grady picks up the story out of fox business and more. kelly, good morning. >> good morning to you, bill. that's right. crime is really in focus for the 2024 election season.

actually today speaker mccarthy and gop lawmakers will be here in california focusing on how they feel liberal policies are enabling the surge in crime. they are going to take part in a briefing on how communities across the country are being hit by organized crime operations and drill down on how they feel california's status as a sanctuary state and soft on crime laws are facilitating these attacks. i want to zoom out. crime has exploded since before the pandemic and i will share numbers with you that shocked me. alm sides in new york and san francisco have increased 37% versus 2019. 30% in chicago. los angeles 48%. those are all democratic-run cities where lawmakers and prosecutors have taken the soft on crime approach and why people and businesses are leaving. >> that's what at stake in the election this fall. high crime leads to increased poverty. data shows that when you have a high crime area, businesses

don't locate there. 2/3 of all new jobs created in america are created by small businesses. businesses don't go to a high-crime area. the ones that are there are leaving. >> that's the challenge and environment facing gop presidential candidates. few have put out plans to tackle crime but are vocal about the democratic city approach. president trump sharing he feels drug dealers should get the death penalty. governor desantis fighting crime on his campaign. he points to florida's 50-year throw crime rate. a focus for the 24 election season. i have spoken to a lot of folks on the ground in the liberal heartland of california and they're fed up. >> bill: they'll see if they get change or not. >> dana: we have braking news overseas, a u.s. citizen under

arrest for the death of an american tourist. the suspect pushed the two women more than 100 feet down a steep slope. what happened here? >> german police say it was a violent attack on two american women. they were lured to a hiking trail and attacked and both of them shoved off a steep slope allegedly by an american man now in custody. this attack happened near a very popular tourist area of a castle in southern germany. two american women ages 21 and 22 were both tourists in the area and met the suspect, a 30-year-old american man all by coincidence as he was also in the area. german police say after meeting on a hiking path the man lured the two women to a trail that leads to a viewpoint and that is when he violently attacked the younger woman first and her friend tried to help. >> the older one tried to rush

to her aid, was choked by the subject and pushed down the slope. an alleged sexual assault to the detriment of the younger woman then occurred whom the suspect then allegedly pushed down the slope. >> both of those women were shoved down the slope and fell nearly 165 feet. they were both rescued by authorities. the 22-year-old who tried to defend her friend was responsive and was taken to a hospital but sadly, the younger 21-year-old was unresponsive and later died at a hospital. the u.s. citizen suspected in the crime left the area but later arrested nearby a short time later. a german judge ordered that american man, the suspect in the case to be held in jail on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and a sexual offense. neither the suspect nor the victims have been identified yet. send it back to you. >> dana: bill mel --

>> bill: a lot of folks make a trip there to this castle. it is just like the disney castle you see in california or florida. it is very common to find americans there. we'll see what comes of that. 11 past now. check this out now, dana. >> drop it down. >> right in front of us. look. drop it down. >> dana: storm chaser on the move as deadly tornadoes tear through the southern plains. more on the severe weather outbreak next. >> bill: an injured north carolina volleyball player is in the spotlight. why she helped push the state to protect female athletes from competing against biological men. >> dana: tension remains high between the u.s. and china. president xi is rolling out the welcome back for microsoft found erbil gates. >> they're harassing our planes and ships in international waters, violated our sovereignty with the spy balloon. this administration is desperate

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>> bill: that is -- takes guts to be out there. scary scene in oklahoma. storm chaser spot a dog in trouble. three people killed. dozens injured in texas. 10 million americans at severe risk of storms today. fox weather team says large hail and strong wind gusts will be the main threats yet again. watching that all week. >> dana: a weather pattern. china's president xi meeting in

beijing with microsoft fo found bill gates. the latest american business leader to visit china in recent weeks and china threatens u.s. commerce. will this come up this week when antony blinken is there? edward lawrence is live at the white house. hi. >> that visit by secretary of state blinken on sunday. the chinese are dictating the events around that visit saying you will only meet with chinese officials but look at the images china set up with the meeting between president xi of china and bill gates. it looks like a state visit. expert on china tells me china orchestrated this dichotomy. he announced $50 million to have a joint disease and medicine research organization with china. the chinese president called gates and old friend today. >> very honored to have this chance to meet and we've always

had great conversations and we'll have a lot of important topics to discuss today. i was very disappointed i couldn't come during these last four years and so it's very exciting to be back. >> we all saw the chinese spy air ship. that would have cut off communications between the u.s. and asia. china is taking $6 hundred billion out of the u.s. economy by stealing intellectual policy and helping the russian economy and supplying parts to russia that could be used in military weapons. in an interview with the deputy treasury secretary i asked this. >> is there a series of sanctions we're looking at toward china because of their help to russian? >> what we haven't seen is them providing the russians with heavy machinery and weapons that would allow them to further their war in ukraine and what we made clear to china and what we made clear to every country

around the world. if you provide material support to russia, we will hold you accountable. it will not just be the united states. >> but still no public stern actions to push back against what china is doing. china continues to test the u.s. on all fronts. dana. >> dana: edward lawrence on a beautiful day in washington. >> bill: a story getting a lot of attention. tar heel state north carolina senate committee passing a bill that bans males from female sports. our next guest has quite a story. a high school girls volleyball player after suffering a con suggestion and neck injury in september from a transgender player spiking the ball during a volleyball game. >> i could go on and on how the incident affected my life. i'm not here for that. i'm not here for me. allowing biological males to compete against biological females is dangerous. >> bill: want to bring in peyton

in person. welcome to new york. first time on an airplane. first time to new york city. you are living life. back on the first of september -- i have seen the video. you took a shot. >> dana: it is hard for me to watch. >> bill: what do you remember from that? >> i just remember the very, very silent and shocked gym and the fear from my teammates knowing they had to continue playing the game and everyone not knowing what to do and it was very traumatizing. >> dana: what was your recovery like. >> it was hard. very slow. it has been very difficult, you know, not being able to get back into things as i have in the past. it's been difficult but i've

been improving. >> dana: did you know you were playing against a transgender. >> yes. >> dana: had you been concerned about the strength of this individual before the game? >> yes. very much so. but we couldn't refuse the game since it was a conference game so we had to continue to play them even though none of us wanted to. so it was definitely -- >> bill: during warm-ups you are checking out the other team. what did you see and what did you think of that player's performance? >> it was a lot different than the other years i've been playing. i was used to it, though, at that point because he is the same age as me so we played the other all four years against him. but i remember seeing how the fear and especially our younger players on the team who never played against him before so just seeing how scared they were was heartbreaking.

>> dana: did you hear from the individual afterwards? >> not at all until a week after i spoke out for the first time. they sent me a message on instagram and it was very hateful. there is no remorse at all. >> dana: angry towards you for saying something that biological males should not be allowed to play in female sports? >> yes. >> bill: the state house has taken action and now the senate looks like it will as well. you have a democratic governor in roy cooper. do you think he would agree with the lawmakers in the state house to ban? >> no, definitely not. he definitely will not agree with this whole situation. everyone is already expecting that. >> bill: you know it's the topic of national conversation and came up at the white house the other day. here was the question and answer from there. >> what does the president say to parents out there who have daughters who are worried their daughter may have to compete against a male and what about

their daughter's safety. >> this is a dangerous thing to say. transgender kids are dangerous. >> what do you think about a comment like that? >> i think it is very hypocritical. she is taking what others have said how it is dangerous for us and switched it around and played the victim from the situation, which i expect nothing less from that whole administration. so -- >> dana: i want to end with this question. you said you are not here in new york for yourself. and you didn't speak out for yourself. tell us why you are doing this. why does this matter to you? >> i'm doing this because i don't want anyone else to have to ever go through what i went through. even the thought of it happening to my younger sister who is going into high school or, you know, my other family members and teammates. if it happened to any of them it

would infuriate me. the thought of that. i don't think it is something we should even have to be talking about. >> bill: it is not resolved yet and it may not be. >> dana: you are a part of an attempt at a solution and thank you for being here and thank your dad for being here, too. happy father's day to you, sir. >> bill: pops is over in the corner over there. >> thanks for having me. >> bill: good luck. >> he has got huge problems in his state. i mean like huge problems in his state. you see it in san francisco, you see it in l.a., you see it in the people fleeing. >> dana: desantis escalating his feud with governor newsom. and, bill, i have to tell you something. rock legend rod stewart unveiling a bit of a career change. what he says he is leaving behind. ♪

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or smashed by falling, flaming bits of missile. three people were injured. others barely escaped with their lives. emergency workers trying to calm the very rattled people. >> i think this is a big horror. i just wish that moscow would feel what we feel. >> region on the peace mission a delegation from five african-american nations scenes of war atrocities meeting ukrainian with president zelensky and experiencing firsthand what this battle is all about as ukraine's offensive against rush why is wrapping up the second week. progress is made but slow. russian forces are dug in fighting tenaciously. ukrainian official admitting it will be a hard slog. the african delegation goes to russia meeting with putin on saturday. back to the battered neighborhood. we spoke with a 12-year-old boy who ran to a basement as the missile debris was falling. if he was a foot away from where he hid, he would have been

killed. god bless them all. back to you. >> bill: it continues, the drumbeat there. thank you, good to have you. greg palkot. >> real serious fixation on the state of florida. i think it is just bizarre he does that. but i would tell him is you know what? stop pussy footing around. >> dana: florida governor and presidential candidate mocking his counterpart newsom daring him to do more than talk and throw his hat into the 2024 presidential ring. shannon bream is here and chief legal correspondent. the supreme court didn't give us anything we wanted to talk about today but this is our favorite subject, politics. does it feel like the race is -- more people are getting in but it feels to me like it's stalling out. >> i think it's settling a bit. as you know, if you want to get to the debate stage for the first big debate in august there is lot of work to do. a certain number of unique

donors and a certain place in polls. it seems late to be attempting to get to the stage in august if you aren't in now. >> dana: newsom challenged him to a debate, ron desantis. >> bill: desantis responds, right? >> dana: why not, maybe do it. >> let's do it. it would be good to the country to hear the policies of a blue state and red state. they have been going after each other for a long time. covid put the whole thing on steroids. did the florida approach work better, did the california approach work better? the editorial board. the debate the country needs to have. let's let these two go at each other. new some said he won't run. but desantis is poking him a little bit. we know you with thinking about it. whether these two would do a di bait. let's do it. >> he said stop pussy footing around. >> dana: now they're making

t-shirts. >> everything gets a t-shirt, right? we could easily churn these things out with our sayings. the debate could be a pay-per-view situation. these two have been angling for it. what a strange thing. maybe four years down the road these are the guys going head-to-head if not this time around. >> dana: you have ramaswamy, gop presidential candidate made news this week and jack keane who will talk foreign policy. >> we'll talk 24 with vivek. he asked everybody to sign a pledge to pardon president trump and a.i. with jack keane we have a lot to talk about. a secret nuke deal with iran and the hacks emanating from china and russia. >> dana: it might be bigger than we realize. we'll be watching.

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>> dana: los angeles dodgers hosting their pride night. william la jeunesse has the story. hi, william. >> it's driven a wedge here. strong communities of gays, catholics, latinos and dodger fans. none are backing down. the sister of perpetual indulgence are queer and trans men who raise funds for lgbtq causes by mocking catholics and their tradition. the church produced this ad, criticizing the dodgers. >> on june 16th, a prominent anti-catholic hate group will be honored on the field, a group that mocks catholic nuns with vile sexual perversions, a

fringe group like this honored, awarded, celebrated? there is no equality in mocking women religious. no tolerance in hate. no pride in anti-catholic bigotry. >> catholics will protest dodgers pride night in a peaceful event. don't bring your kids as they expect a violent reception ahead of the 7:00 p.m. game. the dodgers initially rescinded their invitation after catholics complained and reinvited the group after democratic politicians and gay groups pushed back. >> the sister of perpetual indulgence are a really important civic organization. they raise money for people who are in desperate need of support. they are not in any way anti-catholic. >> democrats in sacramento celebrated pride month at the capital with the sisters as have the l.a. angels. that's an important symbol of

california's gay community. both sides claim to be compassionate. we'll see if they treat each other that way tonight. >> dana: william la jeunesse for us in l.a. thank you. >> will you follow your own department of public health's advice and end punitive policies or will you ramp up these strategies ignoring the advice of public health experts and causing even more overdose deaths? >> here we go. another white man talking about black and brown people as if you are the savior of those people and you speak for them. >> bill: this is interesting. this is san francisco. that's the mayor there trading words with a democratic socialist on the board of supervisors that was the white gentleman you saw there arguing over the city's new policy of detaining drug users to get them into treatment. the latest numbers show overdose deaths in the city outpacing last year's figure.

lawrence jones, hello to you. you were just in california. watching your reporting there. these two went at it. they brought race into it and here is how the conversation went from there. >> have you ever spent time talking to any of those same black and brown people who are addicted to drugs on our streets in san francisco to understand their challenges? >> i spend time every day speaking with those constituents. i don't spend as much time as you probably do meeting with the business interests that have been very clear that they want to arrest and incarcerate drug users in san francisco. >> the police chief says in the last week they've arrested 41 people. 67% of whom are white. i don't know how race fits into it. maybe society issue. >> new want to talk about diversity. spend 30 minutes in san francisco, l.a. take your pick and see the

people on the street. it is multi-cultural because there is an addiction problem. a mental health problem there. i think when you talk with residents. i came from l.a. two days ago. they are getting violent on the street now burning down buildings, cooking their drugs on the street. it is not only a public safety risk, but also not sanitary at all. the amount of human feces and need also i saw on the street. i saw one woman with a crack pipe three weeks when i was in san francisco, i saw the needles hanging out of one of the gentleman roaming the street and they look like zombies. i just don't understand from the politicians how they feel like it is compassionate to keep those people there. no one is saying throw everyone behind bars. but what we are saying is give them a choice. either you go to the treatment facilities to get the help you need, take the housing services

that have been offered for you, or you do go to jail. and in some cases bill and dana, that's the only way they can get clean because there is a six month time they're behind bars and guess what? it is cold turkey. >> dana: what is she up against as the mayor there? >> up against a radical left there but again this is a mayor that gave them a lot of space and now she is under pressure because the city is going down the drain. look, all of these politicians that coddled up to these people for political purposes it's biting them in the tail. they should have been strong on this but now their businesses are leaving, they're dealing with a lot of the people that were once -- these are beautiful cities at their core. they are leaving to go to texas and florida not because they agree with politics. a lot of these are progressives. they just can't live there and walk their kids to the park if they want to. this is just public safety, public health. it is just not right. >> bill: back to your first

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thanked the guardsmen with a hug. >> dana: i would like to interview the guy. heroic efforts and thank good feast everyone is all right. an illinois woman fully exposed during an all-time gym fail. she falls on the treadmill. tries to get up and loses her legging. she posted this online herself. you are in chicago. okay, we see the video, probably we see it because you are a good natured soul and you found the humor in it and asked for the video. what happened? >> absolutely. so it was just a normal morning on may 23, 10:00 a.m. just running on the treadmill and i was going for ten minutes and then i was like you know what, i'll push myself an extra five minutes today and in that five minutes my shoe lace came untied

and i fell and i fell off. >> what does your shirt say >> it says pants down, bottoms up. >> bill: that's clever. this happened before? >> it has, yes, i was running on ten once again and i hit my chin and flung right off. >> bill: here is the problem. dana and i are seeing a pattern here, all right? >> i know. >> bill: what's the trouble? >> yes, i have to make sure i go slower and double tie my shoes. >> dana: i have to say, what was it like in the gym? did anybody else see you lose your pants?

>> i think maybe about three people because everyone was in their gym classes running on the treadmill so i think maybe only a couple of people saw the lady that was in the video. it looks like she turned around because my pants did come off. i think she forgot something and then she asked me if i was okay. >> bill: you went to the gym and said give me the video. why did you want that? >> see the embarrassment of myself. >> dana: the best way to deal with it, right? >> absolutely. i wanted to make the world laugh because the world just needs to see the brighter side of things. >> dana: what do you do in chicago? >> i work with special needs kids. i am a therapist. it is going into kids with autism and teaching them life

skills and repetition and a gymnastic and cheerleading special olympics coach for down syndrome and autistic kids and caregiver for special needs kids also. >> dana: big heart. important skill to have and share with others. alisa, glad you are okay. double tie your shoes, everybody. let it be a lesson. thanks, have a great weekend. >> thank you. bye. >> bill: good spirit there. what do you think before we go? friday, what is shaking? los angeles we ride. crazy first day u.s. open. l.a. cc north course, check it out. >> he plays on the world tour. the tee shot, par three. >> oh, there it is. >> bill: matthew first hole in

one. he was not the only one with an incredible shot. >> oh, yes. >> bill: that's good stuff. sam burns landing the second ace of a day, same hole, same round. >> dana: is it too easy? >> they tore it up yesterday. >> dana: i could never do it. great to be with you this week. julie banderas is in for harris faulkner. >> julie: another big push from the left this time to help the illegal immigrants in our country. what about the dangers at our southern border? exhausted agents are catching criminals, seizing drugs and busting smugglers as the crisis rages on. i'm julie banderas in for harris on a friday. the biden administration is