>> we are out ofof time. thank you. that is it. >> a fox news alert back on capitol hill for the second straight day of testimony this time the hearing is public. we expect to learn more about the crossfire hurricane investigation finding the fbi failed to uphold their mission of fidelity to the law. >> take a look at this.

teams ransacking a mcdonald's in los angeles sending workers running for their lives. >> rattling the world of professional baseball. he was not blocked from sliding directly into homebase. that is a terrible call. >> that decided the game showing the controversial moment and what happened after you are watching "fox & friends first" on wednesday morning. >> we will start this morning with a fox news alert the missing tourist submersible now has less than 30 hours of air supply remaining and the coast guard saying it is redirecting the search after a surveillance aircraft detected underwater noises which could be good news t two. >> and those who are desperately searching for the crew the coast guard says

canadian piii aircraft detected underwater noises in the search area now search area is relocated to explore the origin they have yielded negative results just like those underwater drones a coast guard officer describes the search. >> talking a search area 900 miles east of cape cod and 400 miles south of st. john's so logistically speaking it's hard to bring assets to bear you are dealing with a surface search and subsurface and that makes it incredibly difficult. >> describing the agony of waiting. >> i am waiting and sick to my stomach with nerves and terrified. i am not sleeping at the moment. as it stands right now it would be a miracle if they are recovered alive.

>> surviving the deepest underwater rescue off the coast of ireland in 1973 over 1000 feet of water. i have a horrible feeling something might be seriously wrong. five people on board including hamish harding and shahzada dawood and sulaiman dawood and stockton rush and paul-henri nargeolet they said they have aircraft scouring the area the ocean depth is over 12000 feet. carly: so now let's bring in a friend of one of the people on board of the submersible. we are praying for him or one —- a miracle but about the banging noises? >> that is a great beacon of hope for many of us who were waiting. if this is real and is

actually happening down there they should be able to use echolocation to triangulate and locate the source. >> what are you thinking about as you think about your friend? >> he is an incredible person in the community just as all individuals are in their respective communities. there is not many people like ph. integrity and consummate professional. we cleaned to every bit of hope that we can. i have described this we feel we have been kicked in the gut. this feeling is the same that america had when the challenger exploded in 1986 except a lot of us were friends with ph with a family member on board and that is how we are feeling.

we are clinging for every positive thread and sending great vibrations to the site and hopefully this will have a good and positive ending. the sounds that were made could have been made at docked in and ph idea. they need a beacon to let people know they are still down there and alive. i would analyze it for morse code to see if anybody was sending a coded signal versus just making noise. i'm sure they have done that. carly: has ph been in a submersible like this before? it sounds like he knows how to handle a possible situation like this. >> he has spent more time on titanic in submersible's

including from the french he has been even more than the captain of the titanic. >> is there any type of trading for a situation like this or any type of protocol that ph would have trained through to deal with a situation of what could go wrong? >> he holds the rank of a commander in the french navy. he is retired. he dove with undersea explorations for many years. the best training right now is experience. he has that on his side if anybody can make this happen it is ph. carly: you spent your world

with explorations you have a lot of knowledge do you have any idea what could have possibly happened? >> just from the news report at one hour 45 minutes they lost the call him signal so that means a power loss of it was just communication they could have blown the ballast and come back to the surface. they are made to float. that means if something goes wrong they drop in return to the surface. the faxed they cannot release the ballast makes me think power failure and if that is the case it drifted down and landed at the bottom of the ocean and they have been down there in the dark and at the bottom for a couple of days now. carly: the navy is deploying a salvage system to lift an object like this to the

surface we are hoping for some positive news. >> there is no manual way to release the ballast? >> i am not familiar with the specifications on the titan. normally they have some type of a backup. i don't know what that system has particularly. one other thing they can do i know they have the ship on-site was a big water speed 12 there was one with a cable laying one and what they could do is send that down and wednesday locate that have it attached the cable as a tether to pull it up i would try to manipulate the rov with the principle of flotation and then you have a secondary system with a tether to pull it up.

carly: the coast guard has already search an area larger than the size of connecticut and they are not stopping. thank you so much for joining u us. we wish everybody on board the best of luck. >> all from the titanic community, thank you. carly: the pentagon says the accounting error will now allow people to send $6 billion to ukraine and we are here to tell you what they think about that. >> fear and anxiety when he sees the american flag. you will not believe this story. ♪ here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪

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two days after a deadly tornado tore through mississippi killing one person and injuring two dozen more. >> the tropical storm is strengthening with wins at 60 miles per hour with conditions expected to hit parts of the caribbean tomorrow. we have our fox weather forecast. >> so much to cover not an imminent threat to the us yet let's see what happens as it move south of cuba that you mention 60 miles per hour storm the latest track has this not becoming a hurricane which is great news we need it to be more week but we still have to monitor because it has a lot of time and warm water to go over. the imminent threat is that heat across texas and this area of low pressure that has not budged and that is bringing the flash flooding risk again today to the southeast, florida and the mid-atlantic over the next seven days at least 6 inches of rain and flash flooding possible. we have a stuck weather pattern with the area of high

pressure and low pressure working together to make sure areas are still getting more rain in the forecast. unfortunately the heat continues for parts of texas and louisiana. rain still to come between five and 8 inches that will be a big risk especially today. know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area don't cross water you cannot see the bottom. turn around don't drown. heat alerts are in effect for much of texas where we are surpassing the 100-degree mark yet again today. no relief in sight. with heat indices near 120 degrees. that is the biggest whether keller and it is a serious situation across the south. todd: 120 is a different type of heat it was in palm springs.

thank you. out of control teen looters taking over a los angeles mcdonald's as terrified employees run to the back of the store for safety. using chairs to shield themselves. video shows them destroying furniture and throwing stolen food at workers trying to get away with the cash register. >> he stole the cash register. todd: is not clear what led to the chaos in lapd is still searching for the teenagers. testifying fairness in women's sports through the senate judiciary committee with lgbt rights after this letter was released about her former competitor, thomas allegedly sent out to the harvard swim team quote mac regardless of

your personal stance she has been transparent and is abiding by all ncaa rules. life is more important than politics. we would never tell you what to do or what to believe it does not benefit from winning a championship as a team if we spend our collective energy getting annoyed or frustrated close vote on desk". >> let me divert your attention feeling like something is wrong asking you to focus on how great she has been an emotionally blackmail you because otherwise you are complicit in a potential death. carly: one wisconsin professor says the american flag gives him anxiety and on flag day the professor said quote mac i also get a little bit anxious around the excessive imagery of the flag in part because of my experience. patriotism slips into nationalism with the simplistic version.

flag waving and love it or leave it attitude. as a person of color he feels the flag is not for him which is sad. todd: the flag represents america which is a melting pot of all people, all races and all colors. you wonder why patriotism is at such a low level? maybe these are the people teaching your kids. carly: this was interviewed given on flag day so think again. todd: not giving praise to mlb one texas manager after this miss call with the white sox. he was ruled out at the plate but after the sox challenged the play they reverse the call to say that catcher blocked home plate. >> he was not blocked.

he slid into home plate. that is a terrible, terrible call. todd: he really wasn't sprinting gingerly walking as fast as he could. they were arguing after the game ended and the manager said it's one of the worst he has ever seen and embarrassing. the catcher said this is how we are trained under the new rules to block the plate. i did what i was supposed to do. you ejected my manager and we lost the game. >> hunter biden pleading guilty but not seeing any jail time next to a sweetheart deal. >> you think trump will get the same treatment? ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪

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carly: hunter biden pleads guilty to two misdemeanor charges with his tax filings that is called the swihart plea deal with felony gun charge dropped after two years of probation. >> hunter biden pleading guilty to misdemeanors regarding his tax filings 2017 and 18 also a felony gun charge dropped if he completes two years of probation. hunter biden's lawyers joined msnbc talking about the plea deal. >> there are documents that have not been publicly released yet. people have reported what the prosecutors are asking for you have to wait until the court proceeding happens to know. but i think the judge will do what is fair. what is fair is my client to gets on with his life. mr. biden will take responsibility for failing to pay his taxes for those two years.

carly: jason smith has a special session on thursday were lawmakers will review documents related to the irs invest investigation. those documents are currently protected by tax privacy laws but could be released to the public if smith gets a majority of the vote. despite the plea deal the president had this to say. >> mr. president, have you spoken to your son today? >> i am very proud of my son. >> former president trump now speaks out "a sweetheart deal for hunter and joe as they continue their quest to get trump. now in a third world country. former attorney general

william barr calls the double standard of justice regarding trump and the hunter biden case. >> half of the country believes there is a double standard of justice. i believe there is a double standard. i am an insider. it is critical the department provide assurance to the american people that these cases will be fairly and thoroughly followed through. now that burden is especially heavy. >> any 2021 interview hunter biden said 100 percent certain he would be cleared of any wrongdoing of a federal tax investigation. carly: bringing in fbi former special, jonathan good morning. after a five-year investigation, what is your reaction and what you heard about the plea deal? >> i think hunter biden said it best himself and his brooks said. that he would be vindicated and nothing would happen to him. he was right. and what we see here, so many

people, i had a source in the fbi was remanded back to jail for the exact same gun charge that hunter biden somehow gets nothing and with any type of charge whatsoever. what we are seeing is the fbi in these documents they are withholding and playing dumb is that the fbi, the people involved in this case are protecting hunter biden. and so much of the information coming out of those documents was redacted gives you proof that is crucial. todd: there is no such thing

as not giving jail time for a crime like that and that underscores the double standard we all see play out before our eyes. democrat said it is done perk all of the hunter stuff is done and republicans a not so fast. we still have the bribery investigation not just hunter but the entire biden family. so now lawmakers are reviewing additional documents alleged bribery scandal are being reviewed. >> we saw a lot of reductions in the documents perk i would estimate 55 or 60 percent were redacted. one thing that was not, it was the dates and both were 2017. it was a complete waste of my time. another example the sbi is stonewalling and doing everything they can to obstruct the house oversight credible investigation of the bribery.

todd: you like to give concrete actions you want to see done. so what next step do you want to see republicans take to the obvious stonewalling by the fbi? even giving documents that 50 percent redacted. >> stop threatening these people like christopher wray with contempt of congress. start charging these people. i am not saying contempt of congress is anything that will change what is happening that they need to show they are serious they came there and basically lied and act like they did not know there were other 1023 they should also be charged with contempt of congress. it's not a huge charge but it could be 12 months in jail with a 100,000-dollar fine and what they are doing is criminal. carly: david said the investigation is still ongoing. what does he mean?

>> i have no idea it has been five years they cannot dig up anything? any case that we have had that i ever worked lasting five years ended up in multiple convi convictions. i am talking some cases 80 people being arrested. so for five years they are looking at the biden's and no one has faced anything except to tax evasion charges? by the way they be released because it's protected by the irs but they will release everything about trump's taxes with no worries whatsoever. so once again, look at the totality of the circumstances. what we see is a department of justice that is protecting hunter and joe and the biden enterprise. todd: john durand will

report they had no reason to investigate russia. but will anything come of today's public hearing? >> i don't think anything will come of this. it seems like every couple of weeks i come on here with another hunter biden story something else where the fbi has been doing something like social media and lying to the american people. every time i say nothing will happen and i hate saying that but the fact is, when you look at how history has played out with anything that happens inside the beltway, they are treated with a different justice system and nothing comes out of it. carly: yesterday he testified in closed session and said that he thinks more reforms to the fbi need to be made.

it sounds like you do agree at least on that front. we appreciate you coming on every few weeks. please keep doing it. >> i will be there whenever you need me. carly: donald trump says his rivalry with desantis is not just about politics but it is personal. todd: we will bring you his explanation next. ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it.

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todd: former president trump says his attacks against ron desantis our personal. >> he has better pr than other governors but other governors did a better job. i got him elected. i thought it was very disloyal. i got them past the primary he was losing by 30 points then three years later they asked him will you run against the president? he says i have no comments. i said no comment? that means he will run he was dead politically for then for him to say i will run against the guy who got me into office? todd: the former president said he wouldn't even be discussing desantis if he wasn't polling number two claiming that he could be

number three or number four she will never hear me talking about him again. and presidential hopeful tim scott of south carolina had a town hall last night listened to the first thing he will do if elected. >> the first executive order would be to restart the xl keystone pipeline. that is an energy security and national security. second, honestly i would secure our border. $10billion we can finish a wall and with $5 billion we can use surveillance technology currently available to detect fenton also we can save american lives. we must give back to aluminate crt and give back that abc. todd: talking out about biological sports. carly: president biden

meeting with ai experts in san francisco where he spoke of his plans to handle the new technology. >> we need to manage the risks to our society and economy and national security. my administration is committed to safeguarding america's safety from protecting privacy and introducing bias to make sure the systems are safe before they are released. carly: the vice president of digital marketing at convergence media joins me now. tom, talking about the president and regulation but you say ai will become a part of everyday life in this world? what will that look like? >> exactly. it is similar to what president biden said yesterday like the release of social media a couple decades ago. is started as a tool to have

students to network and it quickly grew into the fabric of american life. what you see with artificial intelligence nobody quite understands therefore making it a challenge. carly: this is fascinating and terrifying it can be great with ai with the advances but it can also be used to be a person to pretend you want —- to scanning a lot of money so how do you regulate this from a government standpoint? >> if you look at the government's response to social media it does not give you the most optimism or the hope with all of that correct parts of intelligence and ago

one way too far in one direction or another. it will not stop campaigns from utilizing aif president biden is going out looking out how to regulate ai because there is a new technology, if it is the new front tier then politics is the wild west and there is no rules. carly: how could you be used in a political campaign. we've already seen it with a 2024 race with trump and desantis campaigns exchanging sarcastic tweets with ai generated graphics or videos from the rnc that they used to depict a hypothetical feature under president biden. we already see campaigns engaging with ai. that is the latest of

campaigns taking advantage of new technologies available. carly: a very interesting topic. it is anyone's guess what things will look like in 20 years down the road. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me tonight america's teenagers facing a mental health emergency all because of social media. todd: and a story all parents want to hear and we dig into it. for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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carly: president biden calls president she a dictator at a california fundraiser. telling reporters his chinese counterpart got very upset when the military shut down the suspected spy balloon "it is a great embarrassment for dictators. the white house has now officially missed a deadline to declassify and we release intelligence on the wu hot - - the will hand lab and its effects on the pandemic they are being called to make sure the information is made public. todd: in the meantime the number of teenagers who do not enjoy life has doubled in the social media era.

more teenagers are thinking i cannot do anything right i do not enjoy life. my life is not useful mother of a 13 -year-old and a clinical psychologist joins me i get that teens will always be moody but this goes well beyond that and it is sad. what are some things your patience and your 13 -year-old are telling you? >> numbers are startling. it matches what we see and what we hear talking to other parents and friends of my own daughter. it is troubling. things are not okay talking about the mental health crisis is very real. todd: from a medical perspective point is screen time or social media have that effect on that 13 through 19 -year-old developing mind? >> great question. the some of our human experience is reflected in our

brains. they are uniquely primed to respond to human experience this is why we protect children. malnutrition, lack of sleep and abuse perk all of these have lasting impacts. from what we have seen social media is not necessarily associated with good things happening in brain development. were to be responsive to social feedback and it may have a developing effect how things will go in the future. because there is a lot we don't know and not a lot of evidence there is anything good going on as we expose these developing brains to persistent use. todd: how much worse does the pandemic and the lockdown make this? because they were forced away from friends and people and onto their phones. >> this is a great point.

a lot of parents can reflect back and point to the fact the covid restrictions and the lockdown pushed many children to have a device in their hand sooner and longer periods of time. with their only outlet of social connection, we even took away sports. we replaced these positive social outlets with screen time does not necessarily do many good things. one teenager told me they had a guidance counselor telling them about the harms of screen time and they recognize it is ridiculous. todd: so i can parents do besides removing all screen time making the kids seem isolated to exacerbate the problem. it seems like there is no good solution. >> there is a lot of actions people can take i've even seen

schools take actions to communicate with younger and younger parents to say that please delay getting your child a smart phone some say eight years old of my own household my child no longer has a smart phone we have a device that does not have the app store or the internet that can call and text for emergencies and keep in touch with friends it's important for parents to be involved to have one active everybody can do to plug-in the phone outside of the bedroom at night not next to the child's head and disrupting their sleep. todd: dr. reesman thank you for your insight. adam schiff for his role to push the russia trump narrative. up next. carly: the first looking up what is coming up, next on fox and friends. >> more coverage of the top story with the hunter biden

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after a surveillance aircraft detected underwater noise. we spoke with pierre is one of the people on board. >> if this is something that is actually happening down there they should be able to triangulate and hopefully locate the source of the banging. we are all clinging to every bit of hope that we can. the fact that they were unable to release the ballast makes me think power failure. and if that's the case it just drifted down and landed in the bottom of the ocean. they have been down there in the dark, in the cold for a couple of days now. >> todd: he says he is hopeful he will see his friend again as are we all. republicans ripping hunter biden's plea deal which lets him completely avoid jail time for federal tax and gun charges. >> carley: hunter biden is getting away with a slap on the wrist when growing evidence by the house oversight committee reveals the bidens engaged in a

corruption, influence peddling and possible bribery. cory mills from florida joins us now. congressman, good morning few. >> good morning. >> carley: hunter biden's lawyer thinks this case is closed and james comer saying not so fast and even david weiss says this investigation is still ongoing. where does that leave us? >> well, you know, it's really interesting the precedence that this sets. we know there are other individuals with very similar gun charges to hunter biden who has resulted in years of imprisonment. and, meanwhile, we see where this two-tiered justice system has been developed has really modified that and actually will probably be used as case law which could lessen the criminality and the punishment for those because why why, for example, be charged with an increased crime when it's the exact same as hunter biden who was actually given a slap on the wrist. when you look at the fact not only has he copped a plea deal where he has agreed to certain felonies in regards to taxes and gun charges they are now

actually uncovering $2 million of his tax paid or the irs tax pay money was actually provided by potentially foreign sources as a result of his book tour and other things like this. so, there's a certain level of corruption that james comer and the oversight committee has actually released with regards to treasury files with the spider web of llcs. it's not just hunter biden on that. that's the entire biden crime family when you talk about james the president's brother. when you talk about the president himself. these are the types of things that the american people want accountability on. not a two tiered justice system where if your last name is biden or obama or bush or clinton, you are released on it but, if you are trump, you are actually, you know, incriminated, guilty until proven innocent. so we want to get back to the rule of law and actually holding people to the same standards. >> todd: along those lines, you are a fellow colleague luna anna

pa lawn knee moving to censors adam schiff. >> censors adam schiff of california where the allegation donald trump colluded with russia in-to-interfere in the 2016 election has been revealed as false by numerous in-depth investigations including the recent report by special counsel john durham. >> todd: look, republicans couldn't get their whole group to get together when there was a $16 million fine attached to this. will productions pass the censor this time? >> well, i do feel confident that the censure will pass. again i agree with representative luna by the fact that by the abuse of power hiding behind classifications as chairman of the intelligence committee. he did actually elaborate something that was not true and resulted in $32 million of taxpayer's money being spent on this russian collusion hoax. so, while i understand the unconstitutional principle that. so people took on this. i do feel confident that adam schiff shall be censured and

should be censured for lying under oath whether it comes to the trump investigation. >> carley: congressman, getting new numbers as it relates to the southern border. the number of people arrested by bedroom on the fbi's terror watch list has now hit a record 125. 125 people for fiscal year 2023. out of all the border patrol numbers that we get, this is the scariest one. >> and it's only getting worse. >> well, again, it's only getting worse. and yet, there is the exact same administration who told us our borders are not open. even though we continue to hit record highs, every month, every quarter in every year with regards to illegal activity. when it comes to drug cartels themselves who in 2018 used to make around $500 million in revenue which is pretty significant. now fast forward to 2021 under the biden administration, and they are at $13 billion as a drug cartel. 40 plus percent of that human child sex trafficking. when you look at the afghan botched withdrawal, when you

look at the border. when you look at the state of the country and weakness and compromise elements with regard to his actions against china, this is why i actually support representative boebert's upcoming privilege resolution that would actually look at impeachment of joe biden as a result of multiple failures. >> carley: see if that actually ends up happening. corey we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> brian: we begin with a fox news alert. the u.s. coast guard confirming searchers heard banging noises every 30 minutes neither area where the titanic submersible disappeared. >> that's vessel carrying these five individuals. we have pictures of all of them now. they have about 24 hours, unfortunately, until they run out of oxygen, according to the experts. and coast guard officials are warning that they're dealing with a massive search area. but they are going to continue to exhaust all possible efforts to save these lives. >> lawrence: we'll be covering this story all mni