thank you. "fox news tonight" is next. on behalf of greg gutfeld, i love you america. [ applause ] >> good evening, welcome to america's late news "fox news tonight" i'm mike emmanuel in washington d.c. in for trace gallagher. president biden is pushing back against the pair of controversies that could hinder his reelection campaign. defending his son hunter and dealing with the fallout of the supreme court's decision over student loan debt. travelers still bracing for the worse as flight cancellations and delays continues into the long holiday weekend. we begin with the deadly fourth of july holiday weekend in cities around the country including mass shooting tonight

in philadelphia where the suspect was wearing a ballistic vest. good evening, bill. >> as you mentioned, this has been an incredibly violent fourth of july holiday weekend including a mass shooting in philadelphia tonight that left four people dead and four others injured. it happened in southwest philly after police say a man in his ballistic vest opened fire with eight people shot in total including two juveniles. police now have that suspect in custody. meanwhile, in baltimore, police are hunting for suspects after shooting left two people dead and 28 others injured at a large block party in the brooklyn home area. the fbi offering a $28,000 reward for any information that can lead to an arrest the city's mayor is vowing that the shooters will be caught. >> this was a reckless, cowardly act of violence that has taken

two lives and altered many more. as i said earlier, we will find those who are responsible. we will not stop until we do so. >> in washingtoning d.c., police are looking for suspects in a string of follow molotov cocktail and explosive attacks on storefronts. three different locations were targeted, including a bank, a nike store and a safeway grocery store with damaged cost in each locates. officials did release some surveillance images showing a vehicles used by one of the suspects. the car is described with a gold acura with maryland license plate. $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. in chicago, they are having a violent holiday weekend where at least 36 people have been shot already so far. including five fatally. right here in southern california, two people are deadly, one other critically

injured after a shooting at a house party overnight. shootings happening all over the country. back to you. >> thanks. let's talk about this weekend's crime surge and get expert insight how the authorities tracking down these suspects in these violent cases. police lieutenant randy sutton. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with d.c. because the suspect was captured in philadelphia but d.c. yesterday morning before dawn, you had three incidents, 4:30 at a bank atm, truist bank, 4:36 at the nike store and 4:45 at the safeway grocery store. police here saying, in each of these offenses, it appears the suspect targeted commercial establishments. it does not appear the suspect was targeting any members of the public. the establishments were closed at the time of the offenses. what do you make of this crime wave over 15 minutes?

>> these were attacks that took place. it was interesting. he used a different devices. the investigation is really going to be focused on what those devices were made of. the atf is very good examining bombs and the way they manufactured. those are the signature type of crime. people that make a bomb have their own particular signature. interesting that they used a device or he used a device that was two devices that were similar. then, a molotov cocktail. that's a little unusual. clearly, they weren't targeting people, per se. it will be very interesting to see what the motivation was. the fact that he allowed himself

to be captured on surveillance camera and license plate either that car was stolen or it's going to be a major lead in how they're going to solve this crime. >> let's go up to road in baltimore. mass shooting there. here is the mayor. >> we have identified the two individuals, two fatal victims from the mass shootings as 18-year-old alia gonzalez and a 20-year-old. there were 15 victims between the ages of 13 and 17. >> that was the police chief. two dead at least 28 wounded. what do you make of the response there? >> this is really disturbing to me, mike. this was a planned event. they knew this block party was going to happen. it happens every single year in this particular community. you see, it's not uncommon for

there to be violence at these parties where there's a massive amount of people that are in a very close proximity. my question is, where was the law enforcement contingent? it should have been assignedded to that particular block party. apparently, they weren't there because if they were, probably this would have been prevented. my question is, why wasn't there a police contingent on the property monitoring this from the very beginning? could it be because of the social aspects of this? here's something else that you won't hear from the baltimore police authorities or the city. that is you will never hear the word "gangs." although there's no doubt in my mind that this was gang

violence. police superintendent and the mayor have both refused to even use that word. instead, they call it social sets. if you can't even admit that there is gang violence, this is the root cause of these issues, how do you possibly confront it and work to solve these crimes? it is highly dangerous when you have a gang infested area and you don't have a proper response by law enforcement. >> randy sutton, thank you so much for your time and analysis. >> thanks so much for having me. >> first up in the crime round-up, pitch a -- wichita, kansas saw a shooting at a night club. police have arrested one suspect so far. they say they have been to

called to that particular night club about a dozen times this year. bizarre story out of indianapolis where a man tried to rob a woman and then forced her to friend him on facebook. he later messaged her that she was too pretty to rob. he paid back the cash he stole. he asked if they can meet up. she said she has a man. police charged him with armed robbery. a thief broke in the fine wine shop in venice, california. the suspect cut a hole above the cellar and dropped from above. the suspect cleaned out the owner's rose. more than 600 in total. some of those wine were worth five grand a pop. >> i'm shocked. this thing happened. all my collection over the last 17 years. lot of things are hard to find now. everything is gone. there's nothing left.

>> police are now looking for additional victims of this suspect, caught on camera assaulting an elderly man in baldwin park, california. in the suspect punched the victim from behind. police have caught him. the long holiday weekend continues to be a challenging one for airlines and their customers as travelers brace for the worse following a monday with delays cancellations continue to pile up. marian rafferrerty is breaking it down for us tonight. >> hi, michael. the holiday weekend travel continues with 3500 delays and 128 cancellations. that's just today alone. according to flightaware, thousands more were canceled and delayed in the past week. if you asked transportation secretary pete buttigieg who's to blame, it's the weather. >> we saw those cancellation rates stay low.

we're below 2%. they really shot up at the first part of the week. because severe weather hitting some of our key hubs. >> buttigieg was quit to note, air traffic control missions was -- the member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee says it's more of an experience issue. >> it's a common theme of people in joe biden's cabinet where they deflect and try to blame it on others. when you send somebody into a cabinet position, this is what we're dealing with. >> unite the airlines passengers have been feeling most of the plane pain after a week of taking on a large part of the cancellations and delays. ceo scott kirby who landed himself in hot water by taking a private jet, is trying to make things right. according an e-mail obtained by fox business, affected passenger -- passengers will receive

30,000 complimentary points. storms is expected to impact majorettes like atlanta, denver, new york and washington. which could cause more flight delays nationwide. >> thanks a lot. president biden facing criticism from republicans on a couple of fronts tonight, the continued defense of his son hunter and the fallout from the supreme court's decision to terminate his student debt bailout program. senior national correspondent kevin cork is tracking all the latest developments. >> conservatives are calling them the biden blues. the president' reelection campaign is listing just a bit. thanks to stumbles. since the latest launch. now, there's this steady drip of hunter biden text messages that

seem to suggest the president likely had knowledge or may have participated in foreign influence peddling involving his son. if you throw a pinch of supreme court setbacks involving free speech and separation of powers involving canceling student debt, you're left with more political castor oil the president is vowing to fight the justice's decision. he's can you believing -- he's doubling down on his suggestion that this high court isn't normal. >> it's time to unravel basic rights and basic decisions. how it's ruled on a number of issues that have been presence dent -- precedent or 50 or 60 years. >> this is happening as mr. biden continues to face backlash following a report that his aides have been told to say this publicly, that the bidens

have six grandchildren omitting hunter biden's 4-year-old estranged daughter. >> thanks a lot. let's continue this conversation about the president's problems with former deputy assistant homeland security. from the "new york times," headline, hunter biden's daughter in the tale of two families. the story surrounding the president's granddaughter in arkansas. i want to be sensitive to this child. how devastating was this article? >> it really does make the family look really bad. this is so appalling the way they are treating this 4-year-old. irony of it is, this child isn't good enough to have the biden name. i think it's damaging and it's a odd, political, cynical

cancellation. everybody knows about this. it would make more sense if they embrace this child and be loving grandparents to this child. it doesn't seem like they will do that. >> more from that "new york times" piece. the president's allies believe it could damage his reelection process by bringing more attention while some democrats see it as a liability. far right has focused on hunter biden but ignored any ethical failing of the former president of donald j. trump. how big of a political liability is hunter biden? >> he's a political liability. you think the policies of joe biden are his bigger liability. when you focusing on hunter, some ways it may be a benefit. i do think overall, it's a liability. this cuts against the image, the media and the biden family has been trying to portray about

their family. it really showing not to be true. >> last one on hunter, pictures of him driving 170 miles per hour in his porsche to las vegas. the drip, drip, drip, must make the president's team crazy. >> he's close to 50 years old doing this. it shows a selfishness, total disregard for the lives and safety of other people. it's just a long string of the same type of behavior. it really is selfishness. he's had a life. never being held accountable for anything. to reach middle age, it really is apoling. >> let's talk legal immigration, you have migrants from brownsville texas to los angeles. the mayor tweeting about it.

we weren't not notified. my office was aware it was on their way yesterday. we will treat everyone with respect and dignity. does california deserves some of of this humanitarian crisis. >> they deserve a large share. they have been part of encouraging this. the california and the democratic party has been supportive of open borders and sanctuary cities. i think los angeles just vetoed to candidate -- this is the policy that keeps criminal aliens from being deported. this is a very good move by governor abbott and governor desantis. >> you got texas governor greg

abbott saying all migrants being bussed asking them to speak up. illegal immigration has a tremendous cost in terms of healthcare, education and housing. the truth is, it's an expensive issue and it should be dealt with and people should be honest about it. >> john, thanks so much. first up, former anheuser-busch executive is calling for the ceo to step down after bud light's controversial partnership with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney.

their problems will continue it they keep issuing weak statements and platitudes. >> that's not addressing the problem. until you address the problem. i don't see consumers coming back. >> swarms of flying insects have descended upon new york city. some speculated that the bugs nats flying south to avoid the canadian wildfires. they are not dangerous to human and should be gone soon. this is you don't want to see standing in line for a roller -- rollercoaster a visiter at the

carowinds park. the man notified the park officials who shut down the ride. coming up, torched cars, mass arrests and thousands of police deployed as france remain on edge tonight. later in the night cap, americans grilling out this fourth of july. what's the best way to eat hotdogs. some people prefer the basics but others like to load them up with interesting topics. potato chips or may be even some pea gut butter. what's your favorite topic? let us know on social media, twitter, instagram @fox news night. weigh in and we'll show you the results in the night cap.

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h >> mike: numbers revealed how americans feeling about the landmark supreme court decision and the 2024 republican presidential primary race. let's bring in the panel to discuss. townhall.com managing editor spencer brown and former senior health and services official. welcome. nice job with the patriotic look. >> thank you, mike. >> mike: congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez is upset with the supreme court. >> the supreme court is far overreaching their authority. i believe we need to be having conversations about judicial review as a check on the courts. if chief justice robert will not come before congress for an investigation, we should be considering subpoenas and we

should be considering investigations. >> mike: what kind of pressure is the left putting on president biden? >> what's interesting here, what the congresswoman saying. the same thing we saw from all these leftist activist. that is threatening these justices saying if you don't do what democrats want you to do. we're going to do everything we can to make sure you go our way and you never do it again. >> mike: someone on the progressive left talked about court packing. basically, nominating a bunch more justices to overrule the conservative party. president biden resisting that. let's play that. >> i think if we start the process of trying to expand the court we're going to politicalize it forever in a way that is not healthy. >> you can't get back. >> mike: that must be

irritating part of his base? >> i guess it is. he opened the door of that during the campaign. in a sense, the leaders of the democratic party sort of empowered the far left of the party to go in the direction that they are going. it's crazy talk. dangerous, overreaching, judicial review for the supreme court. subpoenas for the chief justice. it's outrageous. it's almost as if the sear leaders of the party powered that talk. >> mike: republican side from the "new york times" p jersey boy takes on florida man, i think that he'll show up at the debate because his ego won't permit him not to. christy said. he can't have a tv show he's not

on. he won't deal well with that. does the former president show up? >> it's the million dollar question. obviously the republican national committee is hoping it that he will to make sure that the attention is on that forum for the other candidates who don't feel they have the power to say i might go and not go. last time around in 2016, the former president did skip a few debates and instead held r rallies. it worked in 2016. >> mike: from "wall street journal" editorial page, mr. trump has no interest in debate. his polling lead isn't as invincible. if he refuses to debate, voters will be entitled to know what the former president is afraid of. should the former president take nothing for granded and compete hard.

>> i agree with both governor christie and "wall street journal." i can't imagine him missing all of them. it makes a good point. >> mike: on the democratic side, candidate mary anne williamson is worried that the deck is stacked against her. >> i don't think it's good for democracy. i think it's very important that the democratic electorate get a chance to weigh in. i look at the campaign as a job interview. voters have a chance to interview all the candidates. that includes the president. >> mike: is she wise to be worried? >> you look at what happened in 2016 and before that if 2012, any time there's a threat whoever the democratic bosses decided, it will get smeared and

brushed aride -- aside. the problem is that's not who democratic voters want to win that's reflected in the approval polls and general polling that shows mary anne williamson. >> mike: politico is calling for a big name democrat to challenge president joe biden names like gavin newsom and pete buttigieg. >> first buttigieg is a cabinet secretary. it is kind of interesting that political coe is giving him -- if he doesn't have an opponent, he's not going to be battle tested. he will continue down this path of the blunders and the mistakes and not being able to work well when he's being asked questions from white house correspondents

when he's on the campaign trail. >> mike: gentlemen, thanks a lot. france remains on edge after a resurgent unrest over the weekend sparked about the fatal police shooting of a teenager. >> reporter: tension across france as police brace for a effort night of rioting. french authorities deploying national police to protect the neighborhood. >> all of these crimes can be qualified as such. i ask for a firm response and steel and aluminum firm response to in the must serious damage. >> reporter: the unrest began last tuesdays after the police and shot and killed a french algerian teenager. 297 vehicles and 34 buildings were damaged late sunday and

early monday. outside the capital of paris, the mayor spoke out for the first time. since his familifuls attacked two nights ago by riots per >> we have seen true face of the rioters. they wanted to murder my wife and two young chirp in their -- children in their sleep. >> reporter: french president emmanuel macron said social media is part to blame for inciting the -- overnight, another 150 people were arrested during the riots. tonight, police in paris remain on high alert. >> mike: thank you very much. baseball fan finds himself on inside of the outfield. vampire like creature is

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comeback in the great lakes which is not a welcome sight for fishermen and tourists. the creature sucks the blood of other fish. they don't pose a health danger to humans. officials have engaged in he was to control the population of these blood-sucking creatures. country star shania twain took a spill at a concert in chicago. the singer got back up and finished the song. that's how the pros do it. take a look at this. driver traveling outside north carolina was shocked when out of nowhere a tree fell and landed on her windshield. the thankfully the damage was done to her car. the woman and her two dogs were not injured. the car was brand new. new plates had not been installed yet. the kind of heat that makes you want to stay inside. these squirrels don't have that

option. instead, they smooting. it looks relaxing. wait until my kids see dad try that. if you have a viral video to share, hits up @fox knew tonight on social media. buffalo bills damar hamlin helped to kick off hope week. that featured a host of current yankees players. >> you never know when it will be your time to save a life. >> reporter: six months after buffalo bills safety damar hamlin, the 25-year-old now promoting cpr and aed training. two things that helped save his life. hamlin now on the field at yankees stadium to warn with the new york yankees and the american heart association to kick off the annual hope week.

rookie shortstop anthony volpe happy to give back. >> it shows the reach and opportunity to have players to spread awareness to different things. >> reporter: this lifesaving knowledge useful for other professional athletes like yankees first baseman, anthony rizzo. >> i was excited to learn. you never know when you need to use it. just to know what to do and how to kick in action if someone does go down. >> reporter: for fordham university softball player saying, learning cpr is pretty personal. back in 2001, he took a hard tag to the chest, leading to sudden cardiac arrest. cpr and doctor's diagnosis saved her life. >> my mission as someone who went through it to continue advocating for it and making sure people do know. >> reporter: hamlin grateful to the yankees for spreading

this knowledge. >> people able to see them come out here and learn cpr. >> reporter: each year 350,000 americans suffer from sudden cardiac arrest according to the american heart association. 90% don't make it. >> mike: thank you. time now for night court. a real food fight, boston-based pickles suing former partner patriot pickle of new jersey claiming a rival company stole 100-year-old recipe started under whole foods umbrella. welcome to both of you. >> thanks, mike. >> mike: exhibit a from the lawsuit in short. patriots use the recipes stolen from grills to roll out a nearly identical formulated line of pickles neighborwide.

threatens to grillos bill. >> i'm arguing the side of patriots pickles grillo beef was patriots pickle was the pickle packer for them. that's the way they got hold of their trade secrets, their secret recipe. patriot pickles is a pickle manufacture and distributor. their defense is that they know how to manufacture these pickles. they don't need to steal trade secrets. when you look at the label for grillo's you'll see what's in them. it has all of the ingredients in there. that's going to be their argument. to them, i say, don't hate the packer, hate the game. the other thing to note, is that i did little bit of research and

i tried to address a pickle little bit tonight. all of the pickle recipes are very similar. i don't want to get fox or myself in trouble, i've covered the label. this is a popular pickle brand. i wrote this down. this popular pickle grand, the grillo's brand. this pock lar pickle demand, their ingredients are cucumber, water, vinegar and salt. it's the same and it's the same order. they have the same nutritional facts. it's cucumbers with little bit of pizazz. i don't really see this case going the way that grillo's wants. >> mike: exhibit b, president of grillo's pick pickles, trying to profit off grillo's 100-year-old recipe.

it's a mass violation of trust. robert, what about that argument? >> grillo is correct. trade secrets is important part of american commerce. it's only thing that gives company the realization and understand their product welcome protected on the market and stealing their trade secrets. you can have the same ingredients, it's about the ratio and about the love you put in your food. if you think about company like smoothie king, they have trademarks on 58 smoothie recipe. you can't say, it's just ice, yogurt and sugar. it's about what consumers are expecting.

you do have protections it's something that's not commonly known. if you take a reasonable opportunity to hide from the public. they have done that. there's been some economic gain to the trade secret. >> mike: we're at the end of the show. we'll be back later with more food, fun with you guys. coming up, what's the best way to eat a hotdog this fourth of july. do you like the bakes, do you like ketchup or bustard or bacon. load it up with chili and cheese and peanut butter. let us know on twitter and instagram @fox news tonight. >> here's a look at your fox

weather tuesday fourth of july forecast, we have severe weather coming out of the central northern plains into the midwest from denver and minneapolis, all parameters aren the table. nice quiet for the west coast. you can download the fox weather app or stream fox weather.

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>> mike: we're back with a good looking night cap crew. tonight's topic, hotdogs. tomorrow is independence day. or actually east coast, it already is. that means barbecue. hotdogs is one item americans will be grilling. what's your favorite hotdog topping or slightly unusual one? mary anne? >> mine is probably typical. yellow mustard, chili, little bit of cheese. >> mike: i like that. bill? >> i keep it simple. just ketch up and little bit of relish.

the weirdest thing i seen at the border, they will cook the hotdog and sprinkle hot chee doe dust -- cheeto dust on them. >> mike: robert, what about you? >> i have to be the outlier. i was in japan a couple of years ago. they had a sesame roll with a 100% sausage on it and chili crisp and potato sticks. best hotdog i ever had. it was 3:00 a.m. >> mike: all right, lexi what about about south jersey? >> honestly, i'm going to be the outlier. i would prefer burger. if i have to eat a hotdog, it's got to be completely plain. nothing on it with some grill marks. it's got to be well done. >> i'm kind of there with that. i want grilled.

i want dijon mustard. i want ketchup. i want mustard and a grilled hotdog. >> mike: kevin? >> i love it. i want a little mustard, may be little relish. i prefer a johnsonville brat or a johnsonville italian sweet sausage grilled split down the middle. >> mike: growing up jersey with two brothers it was just volume over toppings. we asked our social media followers if they are barbecuing hotdogs tomorrow. the results show on instagram, we've got 58 yes, 42 no on twitter, 46 yes, 54 no. split decision there. here's some of our followers favorite topics to hotdogs. brian dougherty says cleeze and green chili sauce. that's pretty good. mary j. says hot -- chopped

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