[ cheers and applause ] good evening. welcome to america's late news. fox news @ night. i'm trace gallagher. the irs whistle blower alleging special treatment for hunter biden is standing by his explosive claim. in moments hear what gary has to say about the investigation. major health scare for madonna who had to be she could not breathe on her own. we begin with bad news if you are flying.

flight delay and cancel llation stacking up meaning the domino affect is under way. ashley is live in new york, the country's biggiest air traffic hub. it's kind of a mess out there. >> reporter: it is. the severe weather and staffing shortages are contributing to scenes like this at airports across the nation. more than 28,000 flight s were delayed wednesday and 2,000 were cancelled. some travelers have been stuck at the airport for days. >> i am so mad but i'm trying not to explode. >> they just told us it was delayed and they delayed it and they delayed it. at 4:00 a.m., they said it was cancelled. >> reporter: could you imagine. united had the most cancellations. the ceo putting the blame on the faa for staff and overall inexperience but the flight agency fired right back in a statement saying we will always collaborate with anyone seriously willing to join us to

solve a problem. in denver, set up 3,000 cot and stranded passengers, it was all for them. cell phone video taken at jfk shows group of people demanding answers from american airlines staff. over in charlotte, a mechanical issue on this delta flight led to a very scary landing. here is what transportation secretary had to say about the chaos at the airports. watch. sdplp it is important for airlines to create enough cushion and resilience in the system. when you do have a disruption caused by weather, you can absorb that and work through that. a lot of the work that's been done has been paying off this year. >> reporter: travel problems are not just limited to the sky. another train deraderailment happened today. informs in southern california where nearly 200 passengers had to be led off after it collided with a county water truck.

14 passengers suffered injuries. the issues at the airport could just be the beginning as tsa is gearing up for what is expected to be the busiest holiday weekend since before the pandemic. trace. >> going to be crazy . ashley, thank you. let's bring in former faa aviation expert. kyle, great to have you on. i keep hearing report after report blaming the faa's flawed staffing model for air traffic controllers. what the you make of that? >> you know, i think what we're seeing this week is just the perfect storm of everything. we had the northeast hubs here that have been pounded with horrendous thunderstorms night after night, day after day. combined with the air traffic control shortage, the system can't handle the comedy binatio.

it pretty much takes about three years to get the controllers fully trained. we're at levels, staffing levels from about a decade ago. >> three years will not help us this weekend. what's the solution short term. is there any way to move people from place to place? >> you know, a will the of these control towers, especially smaller airports like here in new jersey, we have small airports that after dark, the airports have very few operations but they have two controllers until 10:00, 11:00 at night. they need to be proactive and look at all these individual airports around the country. you could move controllers from smaller airports to big airport. there's also something called non-federal controllers that are not government employees. >> transportation secretary is

talking about this f5g, how it may be interfering. do you buy that? is that a big concern? >> i don't think it's a horrendous concern. the bottom line there's 40 countries that have this 5g and it's in place. from what we see, there's been no achkffects on safe air trave. this will go into effect july 1st. the six-month buffer will go away. about 90% of the current airline fleet are compliant with this new regulation. it would be the smaller plane, the older aircraft which we might see that do not have this updated fix to the equipment or new equipment on board that airplane. >> i've got a little bit of time left. i want to play some of these miserable passengers, and i'll get your final thoughts. >> i'm exhausted. i want to get to where i'm

going. that's every one. >> just been a nightmare. it's weather. we couldn't take off because of it. >> it's just going to build up. take better care of your people. give us an option. >> the hardest day of travel i've had. >> they cancelled three of my nights. >> i have no flight. no way of getting to where i need go unless i go by car. >> these people around the country, we could play these over and over. the airlines are just lousy at this whole pr campaign. they need to get better. i have 15 seconds for you to wrap us up, kyle. >> i completely agree with that. the airlines need to be much more proactive. it should stop being a blame game. in the past we have seen the faa blaming the airlines. the airlines blaming the faa. we don't need that to happen. get the job done and do what's needed. >> exactly. great to have you on. thank you, sir. >> thanks. the u.s. coast guard says

presumed human remain vss have n recovered on the titan submersible that imploded on way to visit the titanic. it will transport from new finland where formal analysis and testing will take place. august 2017, what's a message from hunter biden to a chinese business associate has been released. the text is a pitch for a $10 million joint venture with the chinese energy company and includes the line, quoting here, the bidens are the best i know of doing exactly ha the chairman wants from this partnership. the evidence is from whistle blower. his name is gary, a career investigator still employed add a supervisory special agent with the irs. earlier he told brett behr why he came forward. >> every taxpayer deserves to be treated fairly.

it was my oath of office to make sure that happens. we lose the trust of the people of the united states if we didn't ensure every one was treated fairly. >> let's bring in former fbi special agent nicole parker and joe moreno. the first one is him saying that the u.s. attorney told him he was not in charge. listen, and i'll get your response. >> i even had him repeat that because i know how important that fact was and i want ted to make sure i understood it. i documented it. >> joe, the new york times is

confirmed that, in fact, david would not get these charges filed. this is a problem for the biden family. your thoughts. >> he had full authority to bring charges where ever he wanted. that's a problem if he did not have the authority. the other problem is the attorney general has gone on record to say this as well. if that's not the case, what has he lying. was he will informed. how do we get to the bottom of this? >> that's a good point. when you talk about believability here, nicole. he's a career investigator. you say irs, he's not some accountant. he could work for the fbi, cia. he's a big dog when it comes to investigators. >> correct. you know i watched this

interview with brett and supervisory special agent is honorable. he appears to be highly credible. he is the supervisory special agent. that means he's overseeing the special agent, the case agent who is overseeing this investigation who is a whistle blower. these are the people that are most involved with the intimate details. when you're there on the ground level as a rank and file agent, you know more about the case than anybody. if he says these are the details of the investigation, he's highly credible. he took an oath. the truth shall make you free. when you see something that's not right, he has a moral obligation to speak up.

>> it's evasion for false return and 2019. >> what of those things left out jumps out to you? >> it's the slow walking of the investigation. they went so slowly that by the time they emerged, time had run out to bring charges back in 2014 which were the most substantive years of hunter biden's income. they give him a pass on cases that seem like they were readily prosecutable. >> your final thought, nicole, on what was taken off the table and the limits that were placed on these investigators? can you imagine them saying this stuff is off limits. >> it's entirely inappropriate. i can tell you as a case agent when you're putting your blood, sweat and tears sinto a case an

they are denies prosecution whether it's denying conducting interviews, they had probable cause for search warrants. people were tipped off. i understand the fbi tipped them off. it's inappropriate. as a case agent, you want to gather evidence, present it to the united states attorney's office and make sure that justice is served. that's not what appears to have happened. >> you just want to do your job. great to have you both on. thank you. >> thank you. the future of affirmative action could be in jeopardy. the supreme court will rule this week on how colleges can into admissions. >> california bans affirmative action unlike 41 other states

that use affirmative action to boost black and hispanic enrollment. this ruling could change that. >> the group that's most likely to be helped is going to be asian americans students. in term of the groups that will see the lower enrollment is most like going to be black student and hispanic students. >> reporter: even where race a factor, black and hispanic is well below. 36% of high school seniors are black in georgia but at uga just 6% of incoming freshman. florida, north carolina, smaller margins but still double digits. hispanic enrollment not too much better. texas, 52% of graduating high school seniors are hispanic but ut class just 29% hispanic. colorado, arizona do slightly better. on the worst is uc berkeley which cannot use race in

admissions. >> through my entirety of berkeley, i've only met two other black students within all of my classes i've been in. >> every one agrees, every one admissions is uneven. blacks are under represented especially at place like berkeley. >> reporter: just 3% of the freshman class is black, that's 277 students out of almost 7,000. 20% are hispanic. black and hispanic enrollment fell. what should parents look for? colleges will start using crime data, zip codes, family income and education. those are other factors they will use as they try to build the freshman class. >> until you look at numbers, you don't realize how bad the

situation is. >> yeah. >> thank you. the fox news @ night common sense sense understood they took the untopportunity to honor the national director of intelligence. he was the first openly gay cabinet member. while he was being honored, large group of california democratic state senators got up and walked out. common sense remembers when pride was about equality. now it's about ideology. one lawmakers who walked out says honoring grenell for democrats recognizing the sisters for perpetual indulgence. maybe being a gay republican is as difficult as being a black republican. just a few weeks ago joy behar

said tim scott and justice clarence thomas don't get races. does a group that used to plead for tolerance no longer tolerate different political opinions especially those that threaten democracy and exacerbate climate change. common sense misses the days when pride was one big celebration. now it's one big party, the democrat party. >> they show up for the anticatholic bigotry group but walk out on one who is a history

maker. they cannot stand there are republican role models that are fighting back against the woke far left extremism. here is little thing that's going on underneath the radar in the gay community. there's a lot more gays that are saying they are not comfortable with this radical agenda. the sexualization of the classroom, the coddling of sex predators that we have seen. they don't want to see that. rick and others are giving a voice to those conservative and moderate gay member of the community. >> here we come up on fourth of july and fireworks shows across los angeles are being cancelled. the l.a. times write the catalyst for the new permit came from federal lawsuit brought by environmental activists against long beaches big bang on the bay that claim the show violated the clean water act by discharging pollutants into alameda's bay.

they lost this lawsuit and here we are shutting down fireworks shows. >> the judge said he could not agree with the lawsuit. >> when they banned home fireworks about 20 years ago, they said don't worry you'll get to go to the fireworks displays. they are better. now they are saying they need to cancel the fireworks displays. if black blolives matter did a fireworks show, they would cancel it. >> imperial beach, the mayor said the following, the south end of our beach has been closed as of today for 562 consecutive days. the situation is very dire. what he's talking about is a river in mexico, on the border that runs into the ocean and it is polluting everything and the federal government has done

zilch. >> the reason why the sewage is spilling from tijuanna is they do not want to do the proper infrastructure to take care of their own toilet water. when they spill their sewage, it will shut down our beaches and bays. tell the mexican government that every day one of our american beaches are shut from your jurisdiction, we'll close the border. trace, you know how fast these people will solve that problem. they see pesos and dollars walk out the door, they will start dealing with their sewage water. >> solved in heartbeat. great to have you. >> thank you. drop the gun. get away from him. get away from him. get away. >> first up in tonight's crime crisis, dramatic video released

by the allen, texas police department. it shows the moments officers neutralized the texas mall shooting suspect last month. he was shot and killed by police after killing eight people at an outlet mall in may. ten others were injured. the officers were praised by the police chief for running toward the gunfire savoring cing count others. >> shots fired. >> dash cam video shows a georgia teen taking sheriff's deputies on a wild ride. the suspect fired five shot at the patrol vehicle. the pickup wrecked near an apartment complex. the driver is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder. u.s. marine veteran was in court today for his rainment on charges that he choked a homelessman to death. prosecutors are revealing brand new evidence that could dramatically change the case. vic is here with legal analysis and later in the night cap, the

scenario is we're paying you ten grand. you get to spend an hour in the room with big spiders while wearing a swim suit but you get to bring in one thing and decide be the lights are on or off. we'll read the best responses in the night.

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break news, the wall street journal is reporting the spy balloon used american equipment that helped it collect photo, videos and other information. it's citing preliminary findings from a closely held investigation. closely held is right. we heard zero about this.

the analysis found the balloon has commercially available u.s. gear. some of it for sale online. the findings support a conclusion that the balloon or the craft as the journal saying is intended for spying. not for weather monitoring as beijing has said. it's notable few days ago, president biden said the chinese president did not know the balloon was spying. we have been given zero to little information on what we found. marine veteran has plead not guilty to a manslaughter charge. prosecutors reveal they have a lot more video of the deadly confrontation than previously

seen. >> reporter: he is now free on bond. penny is charged in a new york state supreme court indictment with one count of manslaughter and one count of criminally negligent homicide. prosecutors say penny put 30-year-old kneely in fatal choke hold, restraining him for several minutes until and after he stopped moving. one video of the deadly incident went viral but prosecutors claim, in gnawly filed document, they have five cell phone videos from three different witnesses which they plan to introduce as evidence. defense attorneys argue the case is bigger than penny alone. >> he won't be the only one on trial. the right and duty to defend one another will be on trial too. >> reporter: penny claimed

kneely was threatening to kill saying he was prepared to go to jail or die. the erratic behavior happening on a moving train. penny claims he had to act to protect himself and the other passengers. >> the reality is there's not living, breathing soul that has not experienced a variation of not only mr. penny but the other individuals experienced on that subway car on the day in question. >> reporter: attorneys for kneely's family slammed those that have donated to his defense. >> he took a life and for every one who thought donating $3 million would somehow make this go away or buy his pass, it's not going to happen. >> reporter: penny was released on $100,000 bond and expected to return to court on september

6th. >> he's talking about the jury selection. watch this. >> the fact that it's a manhattan jury is obviously very good for us, for the defense because manhattan jury tend to take subways and they understand what it's like to be on a subway. what it's like to not be able to leave when faced with a threat. >> i think he made a fair point that the jury would know the subway system but in new york the jury is likely to lean left, to be liberal. i'm not sure that bodes well. >> i disagree. i understand that's factor to consider. politics are thrown out of the window when our personal experiences are involved and anyone who is on the subway there has experienced this kind of threat or recklessness or mental instability can sympathize with daniel penny. didn't matter that the prosecution has 5 or 10 or 15 different types of video tapes

or cell phone coverage. they corroborate everything he's said twice publicly. no one can wish for death of another but when you look at time line or when the movement stops with the deceased to when he releases control, combined with the fact that others were helping to restrain the same individual for that am of time, it doesn't bode well for the prosecution and it really strengthens the defense case. >> here is daniel penny one more time on why he held jordan kneely. >> the three main threats he repeated over and over i'm going to kill you. i'm prepared to go to jail for life. i'm willing to die. i was scared for myself. i saw women and children. he was yelling in their faces saying these threats. i couldn't just sit still. >> i played that because today in brooklyn, jordan williams case, it's a case of man who fatally stabbed a homeless person.

it was dismissed today and the da said under new york law a person is justified in using deadly physical force when they reasonably believer it's necessary to use such force to defend hemss or others have imminent use of deadly or unlawful physical force. sounds like daniel penny. sd >> it's a very distinction with this case. imperfect self-defense which is what we just heard with the district attorney. he's kredsable. pe doesn't seem rehearsed. you hear his testimony, it's going to be a very, very uphill tough battle for the prosecution to get 12 people to believe he wanted that death or he was so negligent and he still created

that death especially when you look at the conduct of others on the subway. >> great insight. thank you. madonna remains under medical care for a serious bacterial infection. we have the severity and the possible cause, next. looking for a smarter way to mop? introducing the new swiffer powermop. an all-in-one cleaning tool that gives you a mop and bucket clean in half the time. our new cleaning pad has hundreds of scrubbing strips- that absorb and lock dirt away, ( ♪ ) and it has a 360-degree swivel head- that goes places a regular mop just can't. so, you can clean your home faster than ever. don't mop harder, mop smarter, with the new swiffer powermop.

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a few days because she developed a serious bacterial infection. her manager says she expected foto fully recover and her health is improving. she had to use a breathing tube but that tube has been removed. she can breathe on her own now and she is alert. good news there. madonna planned to launch her celebration world tour next month marking her 40th anniversary in the entertainment business. her tour is on pause because of this medical energy. a few of her fans say they hope she recovers soon. >> i grew up with madonna's music. she's such a talent and has so many songs. >> you're hoping she recovers? >> i hope she recovers fully. >> she's not that much older than me. i think she's cool to be going on tour and being in the industry that long. it's amazing.

>> madonna's manager says they will share the new tour start day as soon as they can release those details. >> wishing her the best. thank you. let's bring in fox news medical contributor. post-covid we all know what intu b intubations means now. what do you make of this? >> she suffered from a booacterl infection. usually it's something like bacterial pneumonia or a urinary tract infection or it could be strep and it got into the blood and makes it where you have difficulty breathing. she is improved. she's on tour and that's a

demanding type of job especially at her age. >> i was going to ask you about that. the page 6 says she is putting in 12 hour days. she was strenuously rehearsing and putting in the work. is that a contributing factor in your assessment? >> luabsolutely. not enough sleep. your body heal when you sleep. maybe not taking medications. maybe she was fighting a code an -- cold and it progressed. all of that can be contributing factors to her having to be hospitalized. >> we have learned that president biden has sleep apnea, now using a c-pap. in consultation with white house physician biden started using the device in recent weeks to improve his sleep. previous reports have detailed his irregular heartbeat, high cholesterol and a hot, cold

centuri sensation in both of his feet. signs of aging? >> that's a good point. it's very common. it impacts about 30 million americans nation wide. if you stop breathing in your sleep for ten seconds or more, that's considered to be sleep apnea. it can be diagnosed with a sleep study test. as you age, aging itself impacts the brain's ability to send signals to your airway to breathe. what happens in the middle of the night, your airway shuts down. you stop breathing. what can that lead to the next morning? fatigue and ultimately can lead to high blood pressure. it can cause heart disease. increased risk of accidents and strokes and problems with your thinking and your cognitive function. it's really important that, if for example, if you snore really loud and overweight and you don't feel refreshed in morning

then you might want to be examined by your doctor. >> great to have you on. thank you. >> thank you so much. speaking of the president, plenty more to talk about tonight regarding his economic message, his gaffes and latest revelations about the doj in investigation into his son's financial dealings. >> it's a fundamental break. it's called trickle down economics. guess what, biden nomics is working. >> it's not working for most americans. this is fox news poll. biden on the economy. now do you approve? 33% approve. 65% disapprove. that's down two points from april. it's kind of like him running on

afghanistan. the economy is not a good thing for this administration to run on. >> yeah. i think the reason they feel like they can run on the economy is because they have a complicit news media. we found the american people that don't watch fox news, they are less likely to know about high inflation. they have a complicit media that will tout these other alternative facts. inf inflation is something the american people have prepared for. they should have saved over covid. it's a complete fantasy land. the new yorks didn't do what fox news did which is fact check him and provide rolling numbers about credit card debt.

>> another thing the media is not covering is some of the president's gaffes. take a listen. >> to the federal bench and any other, every other president combined. he got -- [ applause ] >> he forgot the country, the bench. any way. your thoughts. >> none of this was covered on the broadcast networks tonight. i can report that, msnbc brought it up earlier today but they touted the spin that the president does a lot of talking, trace. when you do a lot of talking, you're bound to make mistakes and the president is old.

when they do cover it, you get that kind of spin. no wonder some voters are in the dark or have a warped sense of reality. >> 30 seconds left. hunter biden, this whole thing is not being covered. i have samples but don't have time to play them for you. i want your final take especially now. we're getting big evidence. >> yeah. >> the what's app stuff has been inc incriminating. compared to 510 minutes on the trump indictment, that's a huge disparity. >> yeah. good to see you as always. thank you. >> thanks. coming up, if you were paid $10,000 to spend an hour in a room full of big spiders. i didn't say this early. these are big spiders, while wearing a swim suit, would you do it.

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back with the night cap crew. tonight we have got a creepy, crawly scenario for you. we're going to pay you ten grand to spend an hour in a room full of huge spiders wearing only a swim suit, but sheehere is the news. you get to bring one item with you and you get to choose in the lights are on or if they're off. carl, i think i have to start with you because this is fascinating thing. what dwo you bring in spieder room? >> you said they are big spiders. >> if they were small, i'd want the can of raid. si since they are big, i want a hammer and the lights are on. i have a question, what's with the swim suit? what's that about?

>> it makes the whole thing sexier to go in there. that's the whole thing. you have to go in with a bathing suit. >> i want the lights off and a big bubble wrap thing where none of the spiders can touch me. >> spiders can get right in. once they are in the bubble wrap then you're like ripping off bubble wrap. you look like one of the cartoon characters and here comes the spiders. vic. >> a healthy size of mosquitos or whatever spiders like to eat but lights on. >> i'm going to go to ashley in one second. the night cap poll on twitter is room full of spiders, do you want the lights on or off. 89% want them on on twitter. 84% want them on on instagram.

i don't know. i think it's a push. here is one of the thing, roger says definitely lights on and a 350-pound fire extinguisher. that's got to get them. nancy says lights on so i can douse myself in eucalyptus oils. they do not like peppermint oil. your strategy for going into the spider room. >> mine is darker but i would say lieghts on and give me a blw torch. >> really. you're not tohe only one who sad that. barbara, a large container of praying mantises. is that going to help? christina, extra large trash bag to hide in.

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