ilding new bone with evenity®! begin with fox news alert. let a holiday weekend in baltimore. at least two people shot and killed overnight. twenty-eight others wounded and a mass shooting at the block party. three victims listed in critical condition hello welcome to "fox news live" in bryan llenas bryan llenas interaction. molly: hi molly line in for arthel neville. police say the shooting happened just after midnight brooklyn homes and south of baltimore but did not identify a suspect. the baltimore mayor calls it ate reckless and cowardly act in

promises to bring those responsible to justice. cb cotton is allied with what we know so far very quick happy, this mass shooting has left behind pain, confusion and extensive crime scene for investigators. a baltimore police had the shooting happened overnight at 12:30 a.m. during a block party at a neighborhood seven part of the city. witnesses telling our fox affiliate hundreds had gathered for the event. there were from 20 -- 30 shots fired. police say when they arrived on scene it was pure chaos. some victims were transported by ambulance. at least 20 walked in to area hospitals. baltimore detectives i work with others jurisdictions to figure out a motive. there were no arrests immediately after the shooting. the mayor said those responsible are cowardly and about to get answers. but as i want those who are responsible to hear me and hear me very clearly. we will not stop until he find you. and we will find you. until then, i hope with every single breath that you take, you

think about the lives you took when you think about the lives you impacted here tonight. quick strong words. we are hoping to learn more about the holiday week in tragedy. as the day continues, molly, pick up totally that investigation is swiftly. so far from a president trump protecting tens of thousands of supporters at a rally yesterday in south carolina. it is an early primary state that is also home to not one, but two of his gop challengers. at the rally for present took a victory lap over the supreme court latest major decisions a handful of his primary challengers also weighed in this morning. fox news senior correspondent steve harrigan is live with m more. quick spiny former president showing he can still draw a big crowd for independence day for this time it was in pickens, south carolina population just 3000. local police say more than 50000 people came out to main street despite the sweltering heat to hear president trump take credit

for recent supreme court decision. >> we appointed nearly 300 federal judges and three great supreme court justices. [cheering] [applause] and this week and those of justices ruled our country forward. with a merit-based system of education. >> president trump's competitors took shots at him for multiple angles nikki haley former governor of south carolina said she expected trumps a massive support to evaporate by the f fall. >> it is not about how many people show up at your rallies predict how many times you show up and how heart of the questions you answer and how many hands and shake. that is what we are doing. >> ron desantis governor florida in the meantime criticize the former president support lgbtq community. in a video released by his campaign. governor christie former governor chris christie of new jersey criticize both desantis and trop for that exchange.

>> it is a teenaged food fight between ron desantis and donald trump. i do not think that is what leaders should be doing. it certainly does not make me feel inspired. as an american on the fourth of july weekend. >> the latest fox news a poll former president trump with 56% of republican primary voters breed that is more than double his nearest competitor governor desantis. ryan back to you. [screaming] see if that continues steve harrigan thank you. molly: president biden's spying the weekend at camp david. after the supreme court dealt his administration a series of the major blows. alexandria hoff is live at the white house with the latest reaction on all this. >> molly, when the campaign promises president biden had made was slashing student debts pretty also reiterated that promise in march of 2020 with a tweak here that reads in part we should forgive a minimum of 10,000 dollars per person federal student loans.

notice there it says we not die. ultimately the supreme court decided the president could not unilaterally implement his later proposed $430 billion student debt plan. today congresswoman aoc offered two conflicting takes on the decision first this. >> the president very squarely has as well using a secretary of education, the ability to cancel student loans. >> while the supreme court determine a plan of that side needed to be authorized by congress. and the next sentence i congresswoman says he supreme court should not step on congress' authority. they are expanding their role into acting as though they are congress itself. and i believe that an expansion of power that we really must be focusing on. the danger of this court and the abuse of power in this court. >> the president's new student loan relief tactic uses the higher education act which the

administration claims will lead to the reduction of certain loan balances. course i also believe in a higher education act, he can stop the interest accrual. you have all of the students who have relied on a promise they are going to have their student loans forgiven. >> are public and congressman burgess owens said the president knowingly sold borrowers a false bill of goods. >> and the hopes of people who do not know that who do not understand the branches of our government do not understand the power comes a legislative branch. >> the president denied he gave a borrowers false hope instead of blaming republicans his plant being wiped out. molly: alright alexandria pop thank you. bryan: from our list let's forget matt whitaker former acting u.s. attorney general general. thank you for being here. let's get right into it. the supreme court makes pivotal decisions on affirmative action, it torpedoes biden student debt relief plan.

boosts religious liberties. that led to these headlines look at this. "new york times" supreme court decisions on education could offer democrats an opening for another headline from bloomberg, the supreme court just gave democrats a new 2024 rallying cry. we saw it happen during the midterms after roe v wade. demographic advantage of the campaign trail for what you think? i just going to be a political liability or just an opening for democrats? what was going to be with you today, brian. what i know about the supreme court as they are making congress do their job of legislating. each one of these cases that you mention i think they are saying if you want this, but this is your view of the way america should be in it to pass a law you cannot count on the courts to the hard work of the political decision for you. but, what is really important i

think that this conservative block and a lot is led by justice roberts, has done exactly what he said who don't confirmation over a decade ago. he would call up balls and strikes and that is what they are doing. unfortunately courts are being pulled into the purely political issues that they are having to decide. most of the patient back to the people to the legislators. report what you make of the argument brought by the biden imagination are going to the back of techno the swing of those using higher education act of 1965. sink and powers of of education to waive massive amounts of student debt. what you make of that? student debt forgiveness plan by the president and his allies is a crafts, and cynical political play.

they know if that shouldn't really happen congress is to pass that law through the elected representatives. and they know they do not have the votes. they are just giving hope where there should be no hope. there is no ability for the executive to forgive student loan debt under the current state of the law the supreme court has said that. they are going to keep this alive because they believe it helps their elected opportunities in 24. it is pure politics. it is the worst, the most basic version of it. and remember the people are going to have to step in the gap in potatoes forgiven student loan debts are the people who paid off their debt before now or blue-collar workers that never went to college in the first place or law school or medical school. so bryan it is a pure crafts political move by the bite administration. to further renew calls by democrats to overall supreme court following these decisions. we saw the catch of roe v wade decision. congressman from california had this to say it from the garden

eat was asked whether or not -- mckee call for term limits for the justices for the guardian asked in addition to term limits would you support expanding the court? what you think of that proposal? he ended up saying this is a court that is out of touch with the tax of modern life at the core that is aggressive, that is rolling back women's rights. rolling back writes about racial equality breed rolling back environmental protections. rolling back no assistance for young people is exactly why we need term limits on these supreme court justices. he is also saying not only term limits the expansion of the court is also open to consideration. >> those are terrible ideas. who needs to term limits members of congress like him. our founding fathers never intended to permit political class and career politicians to run a country they expected ordinary citizens to sacrifice and to serve in those roles and in then returned to their

communities to live under the laws that were intended. this is the interesting thing for me as a lawyer and somebody stole the courts a lot. we do not want the courts to make these political decisions. but the democrats because they have been successful in previous court terms have relied on the courts to do the things they cannot get the american people to support at the about box. so, instead of packing the court or otherwise trying to change the courts composition, why don't you take propositions to the american people and try to win the election? what you bring up a good point foxnews ♪ ♪ most americans agree affirmative action should have -- should not exist 52% of americans approve of the decision of affirmative action being put to the wayside when it comes to college admissions programs, 32% disapprove of the supreme court decision. if you have public support for

something, get it that congress point well taken there. president biden, was asked about this. he said this is not a normal supreme court. and then he had an interview at msnbc when he said this, let's roll that sound, listen. >> do you worry without court reform this conservative majority is too young and too conservative? that they might do too much harm? lexi made you too much harm. but i think if we start the process of trying to expand the court we are going to politicize maybe forever in a way that is not healthy. >> he could not get back? what you cannot go back for here do you think you can hold back progresses on this question seems like you want to have his cake and eat it too on this issue, what you think? what is going to be hard to breathe the senate is going to require 60 votes on anything that would chase change the composition of the court.

at the end of the day this is a much longer-term project by both the right and the left. honestly for 50 years post roe the conservatives have tried to impact the courts and who was on the supreme court for they did that with the elections donald trump in 2006 even the opportunities he was allowed to appointed judges onto the court. he did a good job with those three justices. and so the left to again win elections and do the hard work of putting the right people in these spots. but, at the end of the day the founding fathers thought the supreme court be the weakest branch not the strongest branch like we find today. bryan: former acting u.s. general ed attorney general thank you for being here. that was an abc news poll not box full for those at home. molly: lots of weather concerns on tap this holiday week in bird smoke from the wildfires in canada still hanging over new york city you can see in other parts of the northeast as well.

fox weather reports while conditions are improving the smoke spreads out in essence millions of americans remain under air-quality alerts. plus around of thunderstorms pretty serious damper on some fourth of july plans for millions of folks. and make for some pretty big travel headaches as well but fox news chief meteorologist's life with the more on all this, rick to ubiquitous good morning molly. there's a lot of smoke across a lot of territory, really the eastern half of the country dealing with the smoke is not as thick as it was. it's a little bit more spread out across a widespread area. these thunderstorms you were just mentioning are going to push through and clear the air out a little bit stomachs with a price of severe weather and rain but it will at least clear the air out a little bit. all this is happening because there have been so far this year over 20 million acres in canada that a burn the worst are they ever had before was in 1995. in that year saw 17 and half million acres burnt that was the entire season. we are 28 million already and by

the way we are able to typically beat the beginning of wildfire season. we have a long way to go. probably a lot more acres to burn as well impartially. tomorrow, down across the south he got still very warm very muggy conditions in place. these key indices are a lot better than where you have been recently. that is certainly good news. we are going to calm things down a little bit more to what he should typically be this time of year across the southeast pretty want to point out real quickly in the chicago area, really heavy rain some spots probably over about 4 inches in filing this morning. because that we have flash flood warnings in effect until 115 local time. that includes cook county. be very careful if you're traveling there. all this much a part of the system that's pulling up to the east through the ohio valley down to the tennessee valley. take a look at this. this is where we have the biggest threat i think he we see a tornado or two today, definitely we will see very strong winds and possibly some hail as well. really quick molly, want to take a look ahead towards tuesday. fourth of july.

west coast is looking great temperatures do going to be great to see tons of sunshine. new storm moves across the central plains may be little severe weather, east coast scattered showers and thunderstorms but were getting more into a typical summer weather pattern with heat and humidity that induce thunderstorms and pop up in the afternoon over all things not as extreme as they have been over the last few weeks. molly: potentially good news a lot of families are looking for the window to see the fireworks rick thank you very much appreciated. >> riding in france is in violent protests continue in the streets of paris and other cities. our trey yingst is live in the french capitol, next. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. everyone: woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals. enter the $10,000 nourishing moments giveaway. oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪

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if i pay for night have riots in france after police shot and killed the 17th during a traffic stop outside paris on tuesday. 270 police officers have been injured. more than 700 people been arrested just today adding to the thousands taken into custody last week. french president emmanuel macron postponed an important trip to germany because of the mass of arrest. trey yingst is live in paris with more on this.

>> molly, good acting and police in france are bracing for another night of unrest following a week of violence that is seen more than 2000 people arrested. the rioting in the suburbs of paris began on tuesday when a teenager it was a french algerian was shot and killed by police during a traffic stop. video of the shooting circulated online prompting thousands of people to pollute stores, burning buildings and torch cars for the violence continued overnight as writers the suburban neck and let the home on fire with this family still inside. french authorities have deployed an additional 45000 police in an effort to quell the violence. french president emmanuel macron state was forced to cancel a state visit to germany bit less than heavy clashes occurred in the southern french city of marseille, nice and lyon. they have a huge publish of north africans and many say they are disproportionately targeted by french police and historically strained relationships with law enforcement. now here in paris we have seen people downtown going about their day. tours throughout the city.

there is a real sense here by french authorities that these suburbs could be a powder keg and like the city hall behind the comet could be attacked once again by rioters. molly: trade, what has been the president's response to all this unrest? french president emmanuel macron has had to take the unrest very seriously put it on thursday he didn't attended elton jon concert taking place in paris which drew some controversy as the fires burned throughout the city. he has also had to call three security meetings, emergency meets with top officials here in the french capitol to try to develop a plan to address the riots that are now taking place not just in paris but across the country. so far we have seen an increase in police forces in special forces in the streets. there are police officers in cities across the country. again it bracing for more rights tonight. the french president has had to cancel state visit to germany. he also had to return quickly from an eu meeting in brussels on friday.

molly: trade, we know you had the experience and situational awareness. we wish you and your crew safety as things get dark later on tonight. trey yingst in paris, thank you. bryan: absolutely. u.s. attorney who brought charges against hunter biden is speaking out for the first time since cutting that plea deal with the first son. what he had to save the house judiciary care jordan about thes investigation,ma next. the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank.

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the eastern front street senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in kyiv with more. >> it has been relatively quiet here in kyiv for the last couple of weeks. but overnight we heard the air raid sirens going off again. air defenses are strong around the capitol. eleven russian cruise missiles and drones kyiv were shut down. but along the falling debris there was damage to homes and some injury. on the front line kyiv is ordering some process but still we are talking about small gains. officials tell us frontal attack with all of the and other western armor is still to come. as a follow-up from last weekend failed armed uprising in russia still being felt. a worker mercenary chief yevgeny prigozhin bit by bit he's being disassembled by moscow is putting continues to look for traders in the yanks. bryan: we understand you've learned about an american is

been caught up in the fighting? >> absolutely. on this fourth of july weekend, it is important to note americans are over here to comment trying to defend the independence of ukraine against russia. that can be very dangerous. take a look. >> a russian missile hit a crowded restaurant in east ukraine last week killing 12, injuring 60. including the man whose widely seen video scrawled and bloodied on the sidewalk. at american. 823-year-old undergrad from upstate new york, a marine veteran using a summer break to deliver humanitarian medical supplies. >> he went there completely for free. he was not paid a dime. it literally just wanted to help her. >> hundreds of americans that come to the war zone some depiction on the fight, some to aid the needy. some are caught in harms way, killed or injured. he is now in kyiv hospital being treated for serious head wounds. his sister prays for him. >> is a total sweetheart.

he is my baby brother. every single summary always volunteer somewhere. he is a very hard worker. he only has a servant's heart. >> really has a servant's heart. chris's family wanted us to also mention the weatherman foundation. that helped chris out of the east into the relatively safety here in kyiv. we hear he is recovering but still not able to be moved. so his loved ones are coming here to be with him. our prayers of course are with them and with everyone suffering here in this horrible war. bryan: absolutely great report they are from greg palkot live in kyiv. thank you. molly: new fallout from the country by an as we are now hearing from david weiss truck appointed u.s. attorney who recently brought the criminal charges against the president's son. his first comments since hunter's controversy will plea deal coming in a letter he sent

on friday to house judiciary committee chair jim jordan. weiss pushed back and claim the d.o.j. meddle in his probe. he did admit is charging authority is limited. meantime an irs agent who worked on hunter's tax case says the evidence he saw warrants more severe charges. bedford's political investigative reporter at the washington examiner. thank you so much for giving us a little bit of your time on this holiday weekend. we really appreciate being here. giving us your thoughts and insight as the continually entangling of this goes on. the republican chairs of the house oversight judiciary and ways and means committee want to interview at u.s. attorney david weiss and the other investigates behind closed doors to start. and weiss has expressed willingness to do so. however, there does not seem to be a date set and certainly not before the july 26 hearing with the judge is slated to take a look at the hunter biden plea agreement for approval. weiss said electro jordan on

friday in the appropriate time i welcome the opportunity to discuss these topics with the committee and work detail and answer questions related to the whistleblowers allegations consistent with lot and department policy. i want to get your thoughts on the timeline of when the republicans in congress might be able to speak with weiss and potentially other messengers as well? >> there's a lot to work out there, right? any statement the u.s. attorney in delaware put out with the plea agreement was struck, there is a light which weiss acknowledged the investigation is ongoing. and in his letter on friday, what if that was so interesting was that you did not really here in explicit denial of the specific allegation that other u.s. attorneys had potentially blocked weiss charging ability and districts outside of delaware. he pushed back on the overall idea they have been significant political meddling from maine justice. but he did not deny the most

specific and damning allegation made by the irs whistleblower, that two different biden appointed u.s. attorney when in california and why washington d.c. prevented him from moving forward on charges that investigators thought were warranted. if that investigation is ongoing and if weiss is leaving open the possibility he could request special counsel status to move those charges forward, then i think republicans and congress might have to wait to talk with him because an ongoing criminal investigation might prevent him from speaking with members of congress. but certainly, this story is far from over. molly: went to get your thoughts on the side of hunter biden, hunter biden's attorney has accused the house republicans of attempting to interfere essentially in this biden plea deal of trying to improperly undermine the judicial proceedings of making false allegations via ssl for south irs whistleblowers. your thoughts on the view from

hunter biden's lawyers? >> hunter biden's lawyers have an interest in portraying the issue is settled. they have tried to portray the plea deal as the last word of hunter biden's legal woes and that he has now taken responsibility so to speak for all of his misdeeds. the public should move on. that is not what weiss is said but that is not the justice department has said. that this is the last word and the consequences hunter bided my face. and from the republicans perspective they had never really been interested in the elected tax evasion. something hunter biden pleaded guilty t2 or a watered down charge related to that rate they've never really been interested in the gun form he may have felt that improperly. they have already said their interest has to do with potential illegal foreign lobbying and alleged influence peddling. all the millions of dollars he biden family earn while joe bided was vice president. and what efforts the justice

department took to look into those pretty solid allegations. so there's not been a lot of meddling in the exact case hunter biden has pleaded guilty too. because republicans have never really been interested in that. they've always had bigger fish to fry it so to speak. molly: jon rack with the former director of national intelligence spoke with jason this morning on "sunday morning futures", take a listen. >> we end up with the circumstance where the president's son has ended up with a deal that perhaps nobody else in the history of the department of justice has received when it comes a type of conduct associated with tax crimes and gun crimes. and so these are questions the american people want answers stupid and importuning our department of justice and fbi aren't giving clear answers on that. it is at the house republicans unfortunately to now prosecute the cases that the fbi and the d.o.j. clearly are not. molly: the big question is how effective are the house republicans at b and getting to

these types of questions? >> so far i think they've actually been surprising effective. think about how long we have been talking about hunter biden's alleged misconduct with regard to trading on his family name overseas and rake in millions of dollars. this is been part of the conversation for at least three years now. and even a little bit before the laptop emerged from the 2020 election. just in the past few months, the closest thing to concrete evidence of these allegations we have had whistleblowers come forward. there is been fbi documents the 1023 form from the fbi containing pretty fleshed out allegation of an alleged bribery scheme. so house republicans have been able to uncover more evidence just in the past few months that we have had the entire time this is in part of the public sphere. the problem is, is anyone going to care? at the justice department is not going to do its job and investigate this, all there will really be will be a case in the

court public opinion potentially never in a court of law. molly: that's a great point sarah bedford this is a postmortem and what will really come down to the end? sarah bedford with the washington examiner. thank you so much we really appreciate have a wonderful fourth eight july. >> youtube. so far molly, first there was reaganomics on the white house is adopting the term 'bidenomics'. to push the president's economic policies will that work in polls show up many americans than thrilled with the economy? we will have that come next. what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo.

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>> 'bidenomics' is about building an economy. from the middle down bottom up not top-down. >> 'bidenomics' is the word of the day, word of the week, or

the month here at the white house. >> that is 'bidenomics'. growing the middle class in this country. >> the architect of 'bidenomics' is biden. >> 'bidenomics' flows off the tongue. stever get the picture question at biden ministrations going all in on 'bidenomics'. the president and his team to take the house new buzzword repeatedly over the last week and it effort to revamp the messaging on the presidents economic accomplishments. but will there message resident voters questioning jeremy now peter or mark chief economist at the international trade commission and a business professor at the university of maryland. professor, thank you for being here. let's start off, i want to tap into your expertise before we get into the politics on this. he biden administration is talking about the fact they obviously have low unemployment, below 4%. there has been wage growth. there has been infrastructure built, that is what they want what they say is 'bidenomics'. critics are saying well look,

inflation is still high. what is the reality of how you see the economy right now? >> depressant biden has been in office for 10 quarters. and ate at those inflation has been bigger than wage increases. americans really earning power is down. in term of a job to recover it is well underway when donald trump left office he was creating jobs at an incredible pace. to the reality is the economy has sputtered, and has not performed. the republicans -- company truck people were in they were gro growing. poor folks were moving up now the reverse is happening. the bottom line is the bottom line. americans are worse off. they know it, that is why his approval rating is below 40%. students before let's get to the polling. the first post about how americans have of the general state of the economy. that is what you just said. overall 76% say the economy is it only fair or poor shape. 24% say the economy is excellent or good.

the other pole we had is 45% of voters had their falling behind financially. forty-three per say 43% say they are holding steady 11% say they're getting ahead. what do you make of the way americans are feeling right now? >> the perceptions are correct in terms of the data that we see. sometimes people's perceptions are out of touch with what is really happening because of what they hear in the media and things of that nature. so politician will probably try to correct that. other occasions is very consistent. the president here is going against the grain. if you go to the supermarket and look what it cost to buy that bundle of groceries that you historically have purchased to feed your family, and you look at your paycheck. both have changed. your paycheck is not changed as much. basically he's trying to tell people we see in the foyer eyes really is not true. it is an illusion. things are better than you believe it is a misperception and it is false. it very much reminds me what

happened to george h.w. bush the first bush. he was right got how many jobs he created and so forth. people are feeling worse off and bill clinton capitalize on that and became president of the united states. before there's a barron's op-ed how 'bidenomics' could come back to bite biden in print in part this. he'll have to somehow explain he is not responsible for multi- decade high inflation economic recession. an unsustainable public debt of poorly performing stock market under his watch. with such a weak economic hand to play perhaps a bite to be well advised his reelection bid to divert the public's attention to the noneconomic issues facing the country. they are saying, what you are saying professor do you really think this is a smart political strategy to try to reclaim the term 'bidenomics'? >> it depends who he is running against. if he is running against donald trump i think the character

issues, the abortion issue, all of that is going to take care of itself. once i was one point of vulnerability is the economy from the point of view of attracting middle-class women and so forth, young people and what have you. he is basically trying to build a firewall here that is not very successful. at the end of the day a lousy record is a lousy record when it comes to real wages eight quarters out of 10 wages are down he is static 200. this was the big leagues he be sent to the minors unless the player was too old and then he of be retired. and i'm afraid that is what joe biden is facing at the republicans can mount a reasonable campaign. this is not an economy a president to run on. bryan: quickly hear what you think about the way in which the fed and administration has been handling inflation? it is at 4% a record high. >> over the first 18 months the

president was in office, they expanded the money supply by 40%. the economy went down and came back. the economy expanded 6%. so they expanded the money supply five times as much as the economy. i was surprised we had them it's inflation? we are lucky to not have had more. it is a terrible record. the fed has basically been the handmaiden to the investigation by enabling by printing so much money. now, all the pandemic spending is over, right? the budget deficit is gone from 90 billion to 1.5 trillion. that is a huge expansion in demand. it is impossible and a flight full employment economy not to have inflation in that context. bernstein read the same books i did. he's about my age. any book that will get it expanding government spending that amount will not lead to inflation when you are on full employment. bryan: many people believe this

is on him and the policy and not on russia, which is how the administration is trying to paint this. professor thank you so much for joining us, trent eight thank you. >> take care. molly: mind trick the rev the holiday we can official in new york are about what they call a pioneering solution to heavy traffic in the big apple. it is congestion pricing and the federal government has approved it. critics say it will only make the most expensive city in the nation even pricier for commuters and tourists. laura agreed with the story. >> congestion pricing means less traffic, better transit, cleaner air and safer streets. >> is transit by new york state officials are touting congestion pricing is a selection to new york city's heavy values of traffic. >> are going to the very first date in the nation, the very first city in america to have a congestion pricing plan.

we are setting the standard prevents the most expensive city in the nation's about to get pricier after the federal government approve the plan. motorists could pay a size $23 to enter manhattan central business district during certain hours of the day for the new toll is projected to generate $1 billion annually for a financially fragile metropolitan transportation authority. but not everyone is pleased with the congestion pricing for the planet's most opponent is new jersey governor phil murphy's has thousands of new jerseyans commute daily into manhattan. a statement from his office claims congestion pricing quote marks yet another slight against hard-working jerseyans in favor of an agency concerned not with her moving vehicles from our roads, planning its own coffers. many new yorkers agree. >> so were putting too much pressure on the drivers were quick to big apple's plan is mom a bit like central london which has had congestion pricing for 20 years. studies show the price hike zone is not hurt tourism trade something new york officials are

banking on. >> london was able to increase their public and green space by 30% after they implement congestion pricing. we know this is going to work. >> congestion pricing is excited to start april of 2024. phil then officials will go on an educational campaign to help sell the plan to the public. in new york, lauren green fox news. molly: that's a far away thank you, we will be right back.

twitter losers have to run loop after elon musk impose limits and christina coleman is live with more on all of this. >> hi molly, twitter users got a little surprise yesterday a great outage of the social media platform left thousands without access to their accounts. twitter cl elon musk announced new restrictions. he tweeted to address extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation we have a by the following temporary limits. verified accounts are limited to reading 6000 posts a day but unverified to 600 and new and verified accounts to 300. shortly after that announcement, musk relax those rules but as of now verified users are limited

to viewing 10,000 posts a day and verified a new and verified accounts can do a little more as well. some people were clearly frustrated they cannot access their accounts on saturday. on this holiday weekend. some were annoyed by the new twitter restrictions. however, elon musk seems like he was still in good spirits at least on social media. he shared this week that was posted to his parity accountant. it says quote the reason i sent a quote view limit is because we are all twitter addicts need to go outside. i am doing a good deed for the world here. also that is another view you just use. all jokes aside, we reach out to twitter to say how or if the new restrictions will impact police, fire, ems. agencies that share critical information during emergencies. will they be limited to viewing a certain amount of post per day? we are waiting for the answer river waiting to hear back from twitter. molly: very important question

there christina coleman reported from los angeles thank you. bryan: have you heard about this? a small town in maine has big plans to build the world's tallest flagpole. it would be 7 feet taller than the empire state building. the flag attached to lead bigger than a football field. the billion-dollar project is meant to unite the community. but is doing, you guessed it, the exact opposite. some residents were the giant flag may spoil the natural landscape. what do you think of this, molly? we all love the american flag. but it is like 1500 feet high. molly: it is you can travel to the wilderness of maine to see this potential summary on the road. we'll see if it actually gets done it's in the works. bryan: is, it is. they say can take 10 years to build. we'll see what happens about wow. we're back at 4:00 p.m. easternu keep it heres for more news, next. ear ringing, and even hearing loss.

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♪ ♪ mike: the race to the white house heating up with 2024 gop presidential candidates hitting the campaign trail this weekend making stops this key states and giving their pitches to voters, and some hitting the airwaves this morning on the sunday talk shows. welcome to "fox news live," i'm mike emmanuel. former president trump drawing a massive turnout at his rally in pickens, south carolina, yesterday taking shots at president biden and claiming credit for this week's major supreme court decisions. senior correspondent steve harrigan is tracking the latest