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in that field just north of the airport and burst into flight flames. christina coleman is live in los angeles with the very latest. >> a tragedy early this morning here in southern california. eight cessna cfi 50 business jet crash killing six people on board. this jet took off from harry reid international airport in las vegas and crashed north of the french valley airport in marietta. that is about 85 miles southeast of los angeles. deputies responded to the seat around 4:15 a.m. this morning and found this plate in a field fully engulfed in flames. the crash sparked a small brush fire. fortunately crews were able to contain it to about an acre before it could spread in these hot dry conditions. the six victims in this incident were all pronounced dead at the scene. tragically, this marks the second deadly plane crash near the french valley airport just this week. on tuesday the fourth of july, southern california man was

killed when the cessna 172 he was piloting crash just east of the airport. three of his sons were also on board. thankfully his sons survived. a gofundme page for the family has raised over $67000 since this fatal incident. it is unclear what caused both of these planes to crash. ntsb is investigating both incidents. arthel? arthel: alright christina coleman, thank you very much for the update. eric: a manhunt to pennsylvania brain homicide suspect escaped from prison thursday night. officials that he used the classic techniques eat in movies of tying bedsheets into a rope and use the bedsheet rope to clamp down from the present roof and took off on foot. thirty-four years old, he is wanted in the killing of a woman in western new york in may. also accused of kidnapping an elderly couple, stealing their suv at gunpoint to make his getaway in that.

police say he is dangerous. they are warning residents to be on the lookout. cb cotton live with much more on this. >> hi eric, escaped inmate michael had a slew of crimes went on interstate crime spree earlier this year according to investigators. he was eventually arrested all of in south carolina. but now he is on the run again. michael escape from the warren county jail at around 11:20 p.m. thursday night he's being held in northwestern pennsylvania pending extradition to jamestown, new york where he is accused of killing a woman. according to court filings obtained by fox news at digital he left behind a note and a stolen car he used during his crime spree earlier this year. said he quit drinking and apologizing for the problem to cause his family. he was last seen wearing a blue denim coat from the jail and striped white and orange pants. people who live nearby are being asked to check surveillance cameras and hunters are being asked to check their trail cams. roxy is a survivalist.

he has survived a list so, his past actions have indicated he is comfortable living in the woods for several days. >> officers shared these photos showing tiger tattoos on his left forearm and right bicep. he could be anywhere at this point. >> as of right now there is no particular search areas. we do not know where he is at. this is a very dangerous person. i would not say his business as usual want people to give us information so that we can follow up on that. must investigators can only hope this is not play out like another joke break case in 2015 when two prisoners escape from it upstate new york correctional facility. in that case inmates were on the run for newly three weeks. we are expecting an afternoon press conference about michael and the search for him back to you. eric: hopefully this will not go as long as that went. thank you. arthel: now an update to our tragic story of our nations capitol.

a former afghan interpreter former u.s. forces who fled the taliban only to be killed working as a lyft driver in d.c. his widow now speaking out for the first time as a police search for suspects, alexandria hoff is live from washington with more. arthel, helped accountable for u.s. city she said it's too similar to what her family fled from in afghanistan. she said they came in for safety and right let down her husband was killed this week here in d.c. just blocks away from the u.s. capitol building. ahmad yar it was 31 at least find the couple's four children the youngest just 15 months old. tow truck driver by day has picked up an extra shift driving lift late sunday night to help pay for families bills. the words here were translated by her cousin come take a li listen. >> she said he came home and he was tired and took a rest for one hour. she said don't go.

he said i have to go because i have to make money for my children, for rents, for bills, for everything. you guys need a money. i do not want you guys to be hungry tomorrow. >> tomorrow was taken shortly after midnight on monday shot and killed in his car the security video you are seeing, you can also hear the words exchanged between the four young mail suspects as they fled, listen. [inaudible] he was reaching, broke. >> him they are talk about was a legend of a man he started assistant u.s. troops at the age of 10. later he officially served for a decade as an interpreter for the u.s. military. he was then forced to flee the tell event after u.s. chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. special forces veteran matthew beutler probably served with h him. >> by time i met him in 2009, the stories were still almost

like a folk lore so to speak of this kid that was sort of raised by green berets for. >> gofundme benefiting the family was set up two days ago and has already raised over $340,000. police say they have made progress on this case but no arrests have been made so far. if i've actually discussed how much of your thank you. eric: fbi director christopher wray will be in the hotseat this coming coming wednesday he said to testify before the house judiciary committee. some of his harsh critics in congress will have a chance to press him on claims the bureau has been politicized and has mishandled the probe of hunter biden. republican california congressman darrell issa is with us for he sits on the house judiciary committee. congressman, welcome. what you hope to hear from the director this coming wednesday? >> it would be nice to get the truth for once. christopher wray has continued to defend the fbi.

claiming what ever happened in the past would not happen in the future. but the future has come and it is still happening. as they continued to suppress free speech, target americans using pfizer, there's a whole host of wrongdoing. you mentioned the hunter biden investigation. i put most of that on top of the department of justice because the irs and others were trying to do the right thing there. clearly the department of justice is cutting a sweetheart deal for him. but there will be lots of questions. the biggest question will be why should we reauthorize fisa 702? why should we continue to give this man the ability to use a foreign excuses to spy on americans? eric: give me some examples of what you're talking about exactly what troubles you so much about that? >> it happens under the faisal out much of it was expanded after 911 is the fbi can't essentially, working with the

cia pick a foreign national. someone that is not an american citizen in america. and then trace back all of their communications with americans. eventually spying on americans. one of the examples of course was using the fake, clearly known to be false, assumption of worker collusion with the russians. they basically spied on the trump campaign. eventually leading to prosecutions for lying. but in fact they did not have a predicate. the special investigation show they did not have a predicate. and yet they clearly did it knowing they were doing wrong. that is a good example of misusing a very special law, circumventing your privacy rights under the constitution. so it happens to be trump. but if you can go after a presidential candidate and ultimately a president, you can go after any american. our job is to protect every american. eric: they of course was said

they thought they had probable cause and suspicions and potential evidence they went to a fisa court judge. as a judicial system the fisa court enough to protect us? >> if you like to the fisa court judge it is just you telling the fisa court judge there is nobody else saying to wait a minute let's do an independent investigation. let's look at the fbi facts and figures. let's look at what they are withholding for the fbi withheld information that would have caused the fisa judge to make a different decision. that is part of the problem. normally when you are being accused of anything you have due process. you have the right to be faced by your accuser. you get none of that in front of a fisa judge. heck, you do not even know who the fisa judge is. the fact is these pfizer judges clearly would make different decisions and told the whole truth. the problem is the fbi's not interested in telling the whole

truth. they are interested in getting the surveillances and keeping them for long periods of time. it is a problem. it is one of the many areas in which ray has said they have made reforms. but those reforms clearly are not working pay that is a big part of what we ask about. eric: you mentioned at the beginning of the interview my words, give him a pass. in other words not really go after him on hunter biden. what do you think potentially the bureau and the justice department could be culpable on that investigation? >> a while, they should be doing a thorough investigation. when you have a u.s. attorney assigned to at the department of justice, when his hands are tied by higher ranking people in d.o.j. you really have to follow that. one of the things i avoid doing and always have as an investigator in congress is a vote to low and getting people who are just obeying orders. in avoid go to high and accusing the big guy if the big guy

cannot be shown to have done. that practice has bowed well to get to the right people to make a change. in this case there are people at d.o.j. that are clearly fording the u.s. attorney and special prosecutor in this case. he has said it. with a whistleblower who said under oath. we will be processing that. those questions may come up in front of director rate. i would sate many of the questions will be on why should we trust the fbi when there is a series of wrongdoing that they have been directly involved in? eric: and where do you think the hunter biden investigation will eventually wind up and go? how do you see that potentially playing that out considering the players? >> ultimately and this happens often, the truth will come out sufficient that voters will ultimately decide if they're going to hold the president accountable for what he aided his son and doing. whether hunter biden is ever jailed or not, he is a second

drug user with lots of problems including obviously a propensity for criminal behavior and the millions of dollars. but, at the end of the day our goal is not to go after -- we are not prosecutors we are people who want to get you the truth. and then let you make decisions. and sadly some of those decisions are purely the voters at the ballot box. and for chairman jordan one of his big things is we want to make sure the next election is free and fair. the first amendment is not violated. the truth is not suppressed. that will be a big part of this and other hearings is to get people the ability not to go on social media at only get one side of the story because the fbi or other agencies are telling social media what to basically make sure you do not see. eric: you mentioned the president aiding his son, the president has denied any wrongdoing that he has talked to a son about this, do you buy that? >> with the sun pleading to even if they are misdemeanors fairly significant criminal things that

he did in tax evasion, why in the world would you go out of your way to have him at the white house showing he is still very connected to the big guy? i will not even get into hunter bided with a history of coke and now we have coke in the white house. but we really do have to ask why does he continue to put them on air force to an air force one? why does he do things that create the appearance that he has real connections with his father. real ability to affect his father. and let's remember if he does not know what his son is doing but his son is asking him to do certain things and he is doing them in fact his son is getting the outcome people have paid millions of dollars to get from hunter which is influence with his father. eric: the present will say obviously he loves his son very much given the fact they lost boat. we will see how that investigation place albert fell before you go congressman the news of the tragic airplane

crash in french valley, airport this is business jet if you are at district, people killed following another crash, your thoughts when this happens and affects your constituents? >> thank god the excess of 152 only one person lost her life there were survivors in a crash landing. french valley airport is 6000-foot runway it is a very busy private airport. no is scheduled united or delta type flights. it is a busy with lots of private pilots and small business jets. this was a very rare occurrence. look for the information but it would appear as something kept him from coming close to the runway. we will look at what those were. it is sad to you is rare to have the twin while jet go down like this. we will look for the investigation. we will cite french valley is a

great airport and frequented by a lot of private pilots and a good runway. the conditions did not appear to have affected what happened. we will wait to see with the mechanical or other error was. eric: you are a pilot you know that firsthand. >> i have made that runway and it is a good one. our hearts go out to the family of the six now that have lost loved ones. eric: that they do pray congressman darrell issa of california waiting to see what happens with the christopher wray investigation testimony on wednesday. congressman, thank you. arthel: eric, president biden defending his controversial decision to send cluster bombs to ukraine. we will discuss the fallout with the national security expert that is coming up next. do you just bow down? no you de-thrown the king. pedialyte. 3x the electrolytes.

eric: secret service expected to wrap up its investigation to that cocaine found at the white house less than president's press secretary they continue to face questions about that. the latest jobs report on the controversial decision by the president to send cluster bombs to ukraine. lucas tomlinson on top of all this and the latest headlights from the north lawn of the white house. -lucas. >> hi eric. officials say the investigation to who brought cocaine into the white house could be wrapped up as early as early next week.

now, officials are wondering how cocaine could be coming in here to the white house. our colleague mark meredith in the briefing room yesterday asked an important question. if cocaine can be smuggled into the white house what does that say about the security here? or perhaps who is working here who is visiting. what was there any risk to security, the present, your staff anyone who worked in this room for stuff to be so close to where you work? >> there is no issue with that tuition room relative to this. rigorous drug use policies are the white house. we take us acutely seriously. we will let the investigation unfold. if it involves someone from the white house, the appropriate consequences will ensue. white house press secretary said the left the white house when this is found. did not leave for camp david until 6:30 p.m. that friday night on june 30 however but here's a map to show the crime

scene. the cocaine was found on the ground floor of the west wing near where visitors take tours and are supposed to leave their mobile phone. x marks the spot. also the west wing's and biden spoke to cnn on what is in controversial decision to send america cluster bombs ukraine. >> we are in a situation where ukraine continues to be brutally attacked across the board by munitions, by these cluster munitions that are very high. that are a danger to civilians. number one. number two, the ukrainians are running out of ammunition. >> now, some critics are pointed to the president saying he's too slow in releasing these weapons to ukraine. weapons had been badly needed they say including long-range rockets and missiles. also air support sent u.s. officials that asking the ukrainian forces to launch the counteroffensive without air superiority can be suicidal, eric. >> all right lucas, thanks so

much. ask eric and lucas thank you. president biden's cluster bomb decision sparking concerns among nato allies and outcry from human rights groups. more than 100 nations have banned cluster bombs. they are notorious for spreading unexploded munitions over wide areas that designate years later let's bring in found executive director of national security institute. he is also a former counsel to the assistant attorney general for national security at the justice department. so let's start here. is it a good idea for the u.s. to send cluster bombs to ukr ukraine? >> look arthel, the united states has supported ukraine in its war against russia. russia started this war. russia has been using cluster bombs and massive amounts these are not ideal weapons but part of the problem here is we slowly walked our support to ukraine in this entire conflict. never been covered with them too and would not give them the weapons they need. now we need to put in a

significantly different type of weapon that's part of the challenge here. if we had given them tanks, missiles, f-16s early on this conflict might very well be o over. arthel: meanwhile as you alluded to, russia has been committing war crimes throughout ukraine. so why isn't controversy for the u.s. to send cluster bombs ukraine? >> the u.s. has started to reduce our use of these weapons. we did use it in afghanistan we can use them and iraq. we decided the danger to siblings a significant enough to want to be careful how we use them. at the end of the day we have 3 million rounds of these approximate in our stockpiles and given the ukrainians are in a fight for the very survival of their country this is what they need to take the fight to the russians and ultimately get them out of ukraine and invasion the russians himself triggered in 2014 and again last year. arthel: the awesome bands under two ukraine was on last hour i want to play the sound and talk

to about it. >> we will use them in a very responsible way. we are fighting on our country but we are liberated our own villages and towns. we take care about our people and our military has already shown how they are capable of being in our towns without huge damage or destruction contrary to the russians who are simply occupying, destroying, rape and killing in every thing else. i know it is hard decision. and i know it's difficult weapons but we do need them and we are very grateful. arthel: you able to understand what she said and what is your reaction? >> the ambassador is right. at the end of the date ukrainians need every weapon they can to win this fight. this is a situation, arthel, where our adversaries across the globe china, russia, iran are cooperating to invade ukraine. this is part of the challenge. it got to treat this as a threat it really is. this is about the safety and

security of europe and her allies along the grosvenor adversaries come up against its that's why we need to give the agreement everything need to win this war and win decisively. arthel: while i have you, issue know you've got $700 billion in yearly trade with china u.s. treasury secretary ellen says the two largest world economies can interact in ways that are uncontroversial to both governments. this of course but the backdrop of china sending warships and fighter jets near taiwan. so, is it necessary and okay for both to happen at the same time? >> well, you know part of this is a challenge, arthel. china is seeking the ultimate defeat of the united states. they do not to cooperate or collaborate with us. what they seek is an end to u.s. leadership of the world. and their replacement of us as leaders of the world but we have to recognize taiwan, just like ukraine, as part of that effort. the russians are with ukraine's as our other adversaries but we

need to recognize when china says we want to talk about trade investment they are talk by using american dollars to finance ultimate effort to defeat the united states. we need to recognize it for what it is. arthel: so then talk about the posture the u.s. military is taking in response to china's warships and fighter jets near taiwan. >> you know, the biden administration has been at times tough on china to put restrictions on their semi conductors for we have conducted freedom of operation and that region. the present himself as talked about will support taiwan with troops. the problem is that every time you walk that back for the president says will send troops the white house assess what we meant was what the president meant wasn't were going to send weapons. we talked about sending semi conductors the cia director, secretary announced to treasury to make up for and apologize to china's able to collaborate on trade investment. at the end of the day, arthel, is the key china views this as an adversary we have to recognize that's what they're saying to the people we have to recognize that's what their doing. but he should treat them as s

such. arthel: in the last 30 seconds as things stand now between the u.s. and china, is there a national security risk? >> absolutely by the chinese have threatened taiwan over and over again for they set missiles, jets, they threaten american warships in the region and threaten american airplanes in the region. we have stood by let happen. we have to understand they are likely to come after taiwan whether that's now in two, three, four years from effort we have to decide or we going to be there to defend our friends in taiwan just like with support our allies in ukraine. we need to do that and more for taiwan because in the end of the day, china is a large threat to our country the long run. arthel: quite a predicament. former counsel to the assistant attorney general for national security. thank you as always. eric: it has been 100 days since wall street journal has been detained in russia. and now the u.s. says it is in talks with moscow about a possible prisoner swap will have

the latest on evan who should be freed, next.

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gold bond. champion your skin. other headlines news making headlines right now california governor gavin newsom says he will no longer block parole for family member at leslie. state supreme court has reversed his rejection of parole in may. she has served 53 years of a life sentence for her role in the 1969 murders of pregnant actress sharon tate and six others in los angeles. she can now be freed in as little as two weeks. texas governor greg abbott set to launch his latest plan to secure the southern border. a floating barrier to keep migrants from crossing the rio grande. the grand river. dozens of the buoys were delivered to eagle pass

yesterday. they'll be set up over the next two weeks. and, at ups are moving closer to the picket line and possible shipping havoc across the country negotiations between the package carrier and the workers union are stalled for the current deal expires at the end of the month. it is now more than 100 days since russia wrongfully detained wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich. u.s. officials confirmed talks of potential prisoner swap with russia. his parents say they are relying on the biden administration to bring their son home. steve harrigan now with the latest. >> arthel, friday march 100 days for evan to be and that notorious moscow prison. his family has been to moscow. to see him in a glass cage and a russian court room. his parents who immigrated from the soviet union and sister say it's very difficult to look on

and not be able to help evan. >> seeing him just brought him a little bit back to me. just physical closeness made it a little bit more bearable. >> it is even harder now to leave him there. and that was the first time. >> just knowing our government is doing everything in their power right now, and just everyone wants to help. ed is thinking about him. i just know we are not alone in this. >> evan was arrested in the russian city and the ural mountains accused of espionage. that is an accusation in the u.s. government has firmly denied. the white house national security advisor at the same tide has tried to temper expectations about any quick prisoner swap that would bring evan home free. >> i do not want to give false hope. but the kremlin said earlier

this week is correct, there have been discussions. but those discussions have not produced a clear pathway to a resolution. and so i cannot stand here today and tell you that we have a clear answer to how we are going to get evan home. >> evan is 31 years old. conviction and russia for espionage could bring decades behind bars. arthel, back to you. arthel: steve harrigan thank you very much. of course if you want to show your support you can share a photo of yourself holding up the wall street journal print attention with the # i stand with evan. you can also post a group photo where i stand with evan shirts or post the link to wsj.com to spread awareness. eric: you are going to be hearing a lot about billy dileo. the fence is longtime boss in the crime family in pennsylvania. and now in a book about him this

week and very detailed his life at the top of the american mafia. he was never a mob informer. he says his book includes revelations about what happened to jimmy hoffa to try to do business with an atlantic city casino owner in 1980 who it on to higher office. iconic donald jon trump do solemnly swear. >> long before donald trump was president he held casinos in atlantic city a new book said he did business with mobsters. but you have met them? >> yes a couple times for. >> it was a light? it's just like he is not arrogant and does not keep his word. eric: he doesn't give us work? >> anova. >> a former head of the crime family in pennsylvania. his new book the life we chose, and the last secrets of america's most powerful mafia family details his meetings with trump in 1980s. >> is meeting with trump. now trump, when he did deals he

did not one his lawyers he didn't let anyone else doing it he did himself and he did with gangsters requests is a big belly and trump negotiated cards osha trumps casino, the taj mahal on that. and trump flipped a coin and saved $1 million on by a parking lot near trump plaza casino. [inaudible] he said i'll give you six. >> when he had the meeting set of not paying that i'm going to pay less cluster. >> yes. >> what did they say? lexi flipped a coin and my friends lost. and what could they do? he would still be waiting. eric: do you think donald trump is a man of his word? >> no i just told her story he promised sevens gives e-cigs him out of his word? >> you trust donald trump? >> no. >> seems the deals did not go through except the real estate one. and about his claims the trump campaign disputes them.

saying they are not true. statement to fox news campaign spokesperson stephen cheung said he is quote not going to dignify a response to a book that belongs in the bargain bin of the fiction section for his flipping a coin in that business deal business man who used to be trump's banker said insider 2017 mr. trump did just that with him in the early 1990s. it also saved a million dollars in a deal. he said when he flip a coin quote trump picked it up and said heads you lose. you can see more of the billy calm his story and life. in our fox series riddle, the search for james r hoffa. the latest episode the less suspect is now streaming on fox nation. arthel: more sharks are being seen on beaches here in the u.s. next we speak to a shark catching expert on how to deal the predators if you are ever close to one. "fox news live" continues.

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eric: at las vegas police will not pursue criminal charges after brittany stirred alleged security here in the face. she approached the traffic from behind captain on the shoulder winds at in las vegas. she claimed a security member backhanded her and almost knocked her down. he said he did not realize at the time that it was brittany. >> i thought it was no big deal. and then the security person first was like you're joking? turns out it was brittney spears [i did not know i never saw her face. eric: please determine security guard did not willfully or unlawfully use any force or violence against this spears. security apparently pushed her hand off causing brittney's hand to hit herself in the face.

according to the police report one of brittney's friend told officer the security guard later came over and apologized to mrs. arthel. arthel: eric, thank you for a shark activity over the july 4 weekend is prompting new york to increase patrols on the water and air. five shark bites have been reported since monday off long island. what if the area on track to surpass the record eight attacks in 2022. sharks have also been spotted off the coast of south carolina and massachusetts with the increase in sightings. some swimmers may be wondering if it is safe to go in the water this summer. our next guest is a shark catching expert who can shed some light on that. he and operator of the outcast sportfishing and hilton head south carolina. good to see you again. first of all i want to ask you why are sharks when closer to shore question rick is it due to migration or something else

going on? >> oh well, there's about 90% of the sharks are within 20 miles of the beach. so we have got a lot of sharks just kind of cruising around looking for an easy meal. the water temperature is heating up and they are looking for an opportunity they do not see an open ocean. as the water warms up they are getting more energy at makes a little bit more aggressive. so they are just looking for something wounded. something diseased. and sometimes we are right in the middle of it. arthel: i want to know what are the sport fisherman telling you about their interactions with sharks? you mentioned they may be getting more aggressive. or is it same as usual? what stands out to them and as you said the water is warming and that is problematic. >> would put a lot of sharks on the protection act of 1997.

and now we are starting to see a lot of those. we are getting an awesome shark population of the east coast. as a population goes up and more and more people are going to the beach. we are deafly getting more interactions. there's market was selfless catching these things. the sand tigers are booming the population great white sharks are going up. there are more sightings, there are more sharks out there. a lot of this is due to our protection of these things. it has beneficial to the ocean is not beneficial to the people swimming out there 100 yards. arthel: i mean the ocean is their home. so how do people navigate the waters given the increase of shark sightings? >> a while it is not mandatory to get in the ocean. we have pools now you can always get in the water to go for a swim. when you go out in the ocean you are in their home.

and with the population going up and going up really quickly, i don't know for the odds are in your favorite you're not going to get bit. i still cannot do it. i am a little too nervous doing what is around neighbor between the jellyfish, the stingrays and the sharks on the rise, i don't know i will stick to pools myself. arthel: i hear that. so listen, last year you and i spoke i don't know if you remember but this was after you encountered and tagged a 1000 round hammerhead shark. where is that shark today and what have you learned from it? >> so we have been tagging a lot of white sharks off the east coast a few hammers, black tips. right now it seems like a majority of the hammerheads are coming up from south florida. they are about the majority are in georgia right now and they're just coming up to south carolina prettily coming up the coast mainly to eat carpet. the white sharks if a lot of

satellite tags out. seems like the majority right now or somewhere between virginia and cape cod. there were the north right now. there's already a few up in canada. between cape cod, new york should be really awesome summer with a lot of sightings of white sharks. i mean migration that these white sharks you are amazing. receipt if you go south or on the florida keys into the gulf of mexico. these are things we cannot really predict. we just watch them move. having the satellite equipment has been groundbreaking it's really cool to see where they go and where their habits are in trying to figure out where they are breeding and where they are going. arthel: a lot is going on in the waters. really quickly and 30 seconds us or anyway to protect seals? they are eating the seals as well. >> saint love the seals. does a white sharks would stand cape cod the entire time if it was warm and eat the seals.

the seals are going up in population too. it's kind of like rats in a field if you have rats you get a lot more snakes. with the seals of booming up there you're getting a lot more shark activity up there a lot more sharks going after them. it is a positive. it is -- unfortunate are some attacks but we do not have to go in the water but it's good to have sharks out there that kind of like the tigers, the lions of the ocean bring to keep our ecosystem healthy and take out the wounded and the week and dying. as much as we worry about that stuff it's beneficial. toxic ecosystem is working. but the warm water is getting in the way and that is up to us. all right captain chip thank you so much good to see you again have a good rest your weekend. talk to you again soon. arthel: take care i appreciate it we will be right back.

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the largest indoor pickleball arena in the northeast going to bring in jay asbury joined his game. he updated the space. why did you choose a model for pickleball america? >> lexus was a perfect one is the center of town had great bones with open space inside we could go quickly. >> quickly good about it was also vacant it was for two years what did the mall say when you said i want to take this patient saks fifth avenue make it a pickleball court space? >> up mall was more than a static for they love the idea for they love the idea foot traffic coming through with almost 500,000 people will come through here a year pretty become a destination and anchor store at the mall. >> right, that is so fasci fascinating. when you look at brick and mortar it is struggling. you look at pickleball it is the fastest growing sport in ame america. what about that marriage makes sense to you guys? >> just the number of people that are going to come here but especially on the east coast where you get rain and snow it's going to be packed.

>> 11. okay, they open on monday. it will be open for membership save already sold 250 before they even opened the doors. so there you have it. in a stanford, connecticut i am a madison foxbusiness. arthel: very good interactive interview love it. interactive interview. listen a judges ruling has set up a new showdown over free speech and censorship. to republican attorneys general are certainly bided it ministration over its communication with social media companies. we are going to have more in that case at 4:00 p.m. eastern. sue fort madison, astounding. conducting an interview while playing pickleball and it was zero -- one continuous botth 3 spewed good on her stated awesome job. we are back in one hour thel journal editorial report is upta

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