and take school more seriously. thank you rene, and all the teachers who love and teach and encourage other people's children. and thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. good night from south carolina. h ca rolina * * >> todd: a fox news alert, extreme flooding rocks new york state, parts of northeast under fox flood warning and janice dean and covering it. >> ashley: and texas moves to build a wall that floats. >> todd: and rapper 50 cent bashing los angeles for letting criminals walk free, wait until you hear what he has to say about the city. i was once told i am not allowed

to call him 50 cents, i will call him 50. i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. breaking news overseas, president biden is in london, set to meet britain's prime minister moments from now. the president will also meet king charles. >> todd: jacqui heinrich live in windsor, good morning to you. >> jackie: good morning. president biden made a point of stopping here to discuss with the king climate finance, ways to get the private sector off the sideline. the president will justify his decision to provide cluster bombs to ukraine. the u.k. announced opposition and the president drew criticism also for this. >> president biden: the

ukrainians are running out of ammunition, this war is relating to munitions. they are running out of ammunition and we're low on it. >> critics blasted the president for saying we are low on the shells. the white house told fox digital, the military has specific requirements for number of ammunition in our reserve in case of military conflict. everything we send to ukraine is in excess of that, the u.s. is not running out of ammunition itself. it highlights need for other nato partners to do more. >> this is what the president needs to do with nato, hold their feet to the fire. 500 days into the war, of all money contributed, united states doubled what all other countries have done combined.

>> at the nato summit in lithuania, president biden will meet with the president. >> ukraine wants membership in nato. should it get membership? nato? >> president biden: i don't think it is ready for membership in nato. whether or not to bring ukraine into the nato family now, at this moment in the middle of a war. >> biden said ukraine needs to meet several kwaulific -- qualification thresholds, but he said president zelenskyy is

welcome to the summit. >> todd: congress back in session and probing into the biden family following whistleblower allegations that hunter received preferential treatment. >> ashley: brooke singman joins us live in the studio with the latest. >> brooke: the doj has until thursday for the probe part of the investigation into whether hunter's plea deal was handed down fairly. >> the two whistleblowers highlighted in the july 7 meeting that the delaware prosecutor said he could not bring charges into the district of columbia and asked for special counsel and was denied. then you have the attorney general testifying before congress saying opposite statement. someone is lying and we have to

figure out who is. >> brooke: senator grassley pressing on why irs agents were left out of briefing on key document which contained allegations of criminal bribery scheme involving joe biden and his son. grassley writing, the meeting did not include irs agents, whistleblowers confirmed wolf presented investigators from seeking investigation into joe biden's criminal business arrangements. questionable and obstructive conduct during the course of your investigation, i'm seeking clarification from you with how you have handled them. gop presidential candidate chris christie says entire investigation is political. listen. >> u.s. attorney david weiss has to explain himself and explain himself in public. the fact is this investigation

to hunter biden in delaware is a lie or incompetent. no way it should take five years to get to a misdemeanor tax plea and to dismiss the gun charges. either david weiss is incompetent taking five years to do that or not telling the truth and merrick garland is not telling the truth. >> brooke: james comer says he will announce disturbing new findings later this week. todd and ashley. >> ashley: thank you, the gunman in new york city is captured, new details about the crime spree and one of the innocent victims. >> todd: in portland, people are dealing with this. >> no, no, you can't do this here. get off my property with that. >> todd: the city's latest response to open drug use, handing out supply like aluminum

foil and pipes. the land owner who took that video joins us next.

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>> ashley: a welcome dead after being swept away by flood water in westpoint, new york yesterday, leaving the oldest military academy under water. the northeast is pounded by slow-moving storms. water is pouring down a building stairwell, almost reaching the top step. flash flood warnings grounding 1500 flights from new york, boston and philadelphia airport. >> todd: "the neighborhood" forced to evacuate before a

landslide. residents were told they had minutes to get out. janice dean is here. >> janice: ashley's husband had to drive her in this morning because of the flash flooding. >> ashley: it was everywhere, places i didn't expect either. >> janice: it is hard to tell you where floosh flooding will take place. the environment is ready for heavy rainfall. look at the snow. snow? my goodness, rainfall, close to eight inches in new york. rain total upward of 10 inches later today and it came within a matter of just hours and people, it was hard to escape. flash flooding for new york, connecticut, up to new england. flash flooding occurring for the

putnam area, rockland and westchester, heavy rainfall in a short period of time and flood alerts continue through tomorrow morning for areas including new york city to burlington, vermont. take a look at flash flood threat, extreme threat for upstate new york toward new hampshire and vermont. first extreme risk on record for the state of vermont. this is a big deal and will be a big deal throughout the day today and into tomorrow. we could see upward of five to eight and a foot of rainfall in a very short period of time. that is a big focus today. we have risk for severe storms including hail, damaging wind, tornados for central u.s. up toward mid-atlantic and northeast and we didn't talk about extreme heat for the southwest in to the southern

plains, up toen it0 in dallas. this is setup, high pressure focused on the southwest and southern plains and this is a big story. four weeks into it for parts of texas. this extreme heat, so foxweather.com will keep you up to date. be safe with the flooding. >> todd: turn around, don't drown. sounds simple, you need to do it. portland will hand out tin foil, smoking pipes to hard drug users. locals are fed up with open drug use as they face scenes like this. >> no, no, no, you can't do that here. >> nobody has done drugs -- >> get off my property with that. >> a local business owner took the video. and a drug counselor joins us now. thank you for being here.

loretta, can you fathom your city making that behavior easier for the users? >> they have made it very easy for them. it is harder on us as business owners, having to deal with them everyday or every week. >> todd: kevin, what is your reaction as a drug counselor when you see the county doing this? >> historically they have never had a plan to end homelessness, this is now their plan, let them all die. this is just shocking. this is deadliest drug in history and now giving them the means to kill themselves faster and these clinics for philosophical reasons, don't offer help, that there justific for doing this, have more

interaction and contact with emthis, but the fact is, they don't offer services, they encourage the use. this is inhumane. >> todd: poll conducted by people of portland, 75% call hom homelessness a disaster. your own mayor who is pretty liberal, ted wheeler is no conservative, he says misguided approach results in greater risk to public safety for those wanting to enjoy our city without walking through a cloud of toxic smoke. our community would benefit from the county to increase treatment and sobering facility rather than enabling this demmic. why are the so-called leaders in your health department not listening to you and not listening to the mayor?

>> i don't know personally why they are not listening. it is like they condone this type of behavior or want it for us. they are destroying our city, they are destroying many businesses. it is really horrible to see some of the businesses that are just like all across the street just like tons of people smoking straight fentanyl, everywhere you go, they are smoking it and like i have the baby with me, i have to throw a blanket over him and run around him in other parts of the town. my business, i go out there right away and say something to them, it is not okay for them to do it. i told them, the city has you thinking it is okay, it is not okay. you have to pick it up and go. i approach them immediately because it's bad and then people won't want to frequent my business when i have tin foil

and needles and their stuff in front of my business. i try to approach them immediately to let them know it is not okay to sit up here and do this. >> todd: i fear you will be able to make another video and quite frankly, it is going to be worse. there will be more people because the city and county are making it easier. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez making a major 2024 endorsement, her progressive supporters are not happy. >> will you support joe biden for reelection? >> i believe given that field, yes. i think he's done quite well. >> todd: the fiery backlash coming from the left. >> ashley: new community opening up in north carolina. if you want to live there, you have to proudly fly the american flag and love our country. the man behind the idea is here to join us and tell us about it.

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>> at 1776, our goal is to bring patriotism much. each 1776 homeowner makes pledge to america and motto and last, but not least, commitment to fly the american flag at all time. >> ashley: property developer in north carolina building a community outside of charlotte, but there is a catch? residents must agree to fly the american flag all year around. the developer joins me now. thank you for getting up early

with us in new york. you think this is probably the first time this has been done, how did this idea come about? >> i got to give the lord some credit on this one. but i'm an american patriot. i love this country. i love what this country stands for. i love the tradition and beauty of this country. i look across the landscape of america and see a country that is you have issering. there is pain and hurt going on and i think the medicine america needs in some form is patriotism. we have gift of taking the american dream of housing and blooen that with american patriotism. the ultimate goal, turn that flame of patriotism up a little bit. >> ashley: yesterday was the first time this ran on "fox and friends," you said the feedback has been overwhelming, what has

the feedback been? >> we got more leads from our website in 12 hours that he we typically get in a year. i hate to use the word overwhelming, we will figure it out. it was scope and size we weren't prepared for. it tells us we're on to something and we take it seriously. it is also affirming. >> ashley: possibility of selling all the properties first day is on the table. what does that mean for you guys? >> i don't know, my dreams have never taken me that are fa, we'll have to circle up with our team back in charlotte and try to figure out how to accommodate this massive influx of interest. >> ashley: it is your property and you can do what you want with them. have you thought about how this will be enforced, keeping the flag up everyday?

>> people say, how can you require people to fly the flag. require is nuance of force and force is not on par with freedom. we will install the flag as an architectural element, it is there the day you take possession of the home and close on it. from that point on, it is each homeowner pledging to one another, a promise, kof nent. as long as people continue with their kof nance and pledging, the flags will fly. >> ashley: interesting, when i was reading your story, you had to clarify there was no political affiliation with this. people think just because you are flying the american flag, that has to be politically divided. before we let you go, i have to know about this partnership with our veterans. tell us about that. >> building homes for heroesa a

nonprofit organization based here in new york. to date they donated 350 homes to wounded veterans mortgage free. we reached out to them and since selected a recipient in our community, the clark family. we will start building their home next month and be able to live in the first 1776 community mortgage free. >> ashley: i am sure they are elated, that warms my heart there are people like you helping our veterans. this concept is so cool and i hope it continues on. maybe you have something else up your sleeve, we'll see. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. todd. >> todd: it is a really cool concept. to the gold cup, the concacaf.

matt turner, the goalie. >> saved. mat turner says, i dare you to go down the middle. and it is saved again. and the u.s. wins it. >> todd: turner told teammates not to worry. u.s. win in the shoot out to reach the semifinals. be sure to watch the next match against panama wednesday night on fs1. hunter biden refusing to acknowledge his seventh grandchild, somehow flipping the story on know ares. >> i think we all understand the personal challenge and all the things that the president has here. but his political foes see this

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a military secret slip during a rare tv interview. >> president biden: this is war relating to mu nigszs and they are running out of that ammunition and we're low on it. what i finally did, took the recommendation of the defense department to not permanently, but allow for this transition period, shells for ukrainians. >> ashley: jake bequette joins us now. two-part issue here, actually three, if you think about it. when you think about the u.s. depleting our stock pile of military ammunition and the fact that biden just let this blirt out, this was music to our adversary's ears, not only that, america should be concerned. if he's blirting things like this out, if he competent enough to lead the nation?

>> it's a fair question. i have to laugh, as former army officer, if me or one of my soldiers were to tweet or give a media interview and revealed sushl crucial information to the public, we would be censured, maybe imprisoned, here is our commander-in-chief blurting out for everyone to hear. i believe democrats will replace joe biden at the top of the ticket in 2024. he is just this old commander-in-chief, an 80-year-old man, definitely lost a lot of miles per hour on the fast ball. it has dire implications for national security. here he is, telling everyone, telling the world, we are low on 155 ammunition, which is the largest and most important artillery munition we use in the modern military. it really begs the question, why can't the western europe and

united states match russian production? that seems to be a running theme over the past year to 18 months with this war in eastern europe. the united states, clearly having trouble manufacturing the munitions capable to complete requirement for our military and fund our allies, as well. we're supposed to be depleting the capabilities of russia in this conflict, that is not the case and seems to be opposite what is happening here. >> todd: white house told fox news digital, military has specific requirement for number of systems and ammunition we reserve in case of military conflict. everything we send to ukraine is in excess of that. the u.s. is not running out of ammunition ourselves. you served in the military and

understand how weapons work and understand our stockpiles. do you buy what the white house said there? >> clean up on aisle three. we've seen this time and time again entire biden administration, he blurts out or reveals the truth and his handlers come out to walk it back and say don't believe your lying eyes what the president revealed to you. we've seen this time and again, it is no surprise and again, it is why i truly believe that the democrats, they are waiting for the right time, they don't want to supplant kamala harris because they know she is a sure loser and she is even more embarrassing in public than she is. they want to wait until the right moment for someone like gavin newsom who would have a better chance in 2024. >> ashley: or the media was propping up gretchen whitmer last week. new one. and putting up buoys to block

migrants. jake, no matter what the governor does in texas, the left is obviously going to criticize him. will the buoys work or will this cause us to see more dead migrants in the river? that is the first thing i thought of. >> i think your mindset is correct. the left will hate whatever greg abbott or any red state governor does, you might as well secure the southern border. think of this as military engagement in terms of national defense. deterrence is the best strategy. with the wave of illegal immigrants, all they know is what they see and hear from family and friends and groups that support them and have gone before them fchl they hear, there are dangerous obstacles in the river, that word will flow through mexico and central america and word will be out

that the border is secure. increase efforts and use as opportunity for red state governors to work together. greg abbott and other governors should work in concert, utilize national guard, create militia unitses designed to do what the federal government refuses to do, which is violation. refuse to secure our southern border. i encourage these other red state governors to help greg abbott do this. unless they work together and there is coalition of red state governors to step in, these waves of illegal migrants will not stop. >> todd: thank you, have a great week. out of pennsylvania. multi agent manhunt for escaped michael burnham passed 72-hour mark. fox news learned burnham has

firearms training and several family members in nearby sites. in the general vicinity, it supports what we've said all along, he's prepared as a survivalist in the past and tried to be ready, if you will, to spend time in the woods. >> todd: the 34-year-old convict last seen wearing orange jumpsuit and jean jacket. he escaped through a metal gated roof using a rope made out of bed sheets. warning the public he is dangerous. burnham is accused of murdering a 34-year-old woman in may. and the scooter riding suspect opening fire killing one man and injuries others innen 82s, arrested. he was seen riding a scooter before making a u-turn, pulling

out his gun and shooting at an 86-year-old victim and killing him. the victim was father of six, who was heading to a mosque to pray. his son says the family is devastated, you can't believe something like that would happen to an 86-year-old man. the suspect shot at three others, they are expected to survive. one count of murder, two counts of attempted murder. this is britain, president biden just arrived for a meeting with the u.k. prime minister. after this, he will head to london to meet with king charles before he heads to lithuania. >> ashley: and -- god bless america before taking the field and he gave us a major update about his role in tomorrow's

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>> todd: president biden admitting people calling on him not to run for a second term due to his age aren't wrong. >> president biden: look, use the phrase again, we are at an inflection point. i think the world is changing and i think there is one thing that comes with age, if you're being honest about it your whole life and that is some wisdom. >> ashley: cheryl casone from fox business is here with more. good morning. >> cheryl: good morning. he is 80 and by end of second term, he will be 86 much 68% say they are worried about the president's health. 55% say it is a major worry. the other side, front-runner on the republican side, donald trump, he is 77. voters are saying age is an

issue. listen to what happened with alexandria ocasio-cortez, congresswoman from new york. she went on a podcast and actually said let's do four more years of this, listen. >> will you be supporting joe biden for reelection? >> i believe given that field, yes. i think he's done quite well given the limitations that we have. there are areas we are quite strong, the american rescue plan and of course the inflation reduction act was massive step in the agenda. >> cheryl: a former bernie sanders staffer called out aoc saying endorsing joe biden now is betrayal of progressive interest, bernie aoc are out of step. former press secretary, does not work for bernie sanders now, that was her response. somebody on twitter said, i hope

aoc got a nice pay out for that. aoc is 33 years old. many in the younger generation want younger candidates and fresh faces. >> todd: you may find in in declub, unclear if that club will be in -- >> cheryl: it is fitty. i learned the hard way. >> todd: i was told, big discussion, i'm not allowed to call him fitty. >> cheryl: i was told i was saying it wrong, i used to say 50. fi fitty cent, posted this, the zero bail policy on instagram, l.a. is finish, watch how bad it gets out there. he is responding to the fact,

for zero dollar bail, misdemeanor and nonviolent felonies, there is no bail. this is affecting los angeles, in particular. that policy ended in july of 2022, they brought it back and that is what the clip was that l.a. clip television clip. look. i was looking at this yellow county da study on los angeles and california, what does this all mean? 70% of those released without -- everyone released without bail that commits crime, 70% more likely to come back and recommit a crime. >> todd: shocker. >> cheryl: the numbers, i'm looking for numbers and right way to pronounce things. >> ashley: get this in. aaron judge not playing in the all-star game. >> cheryl: the tweet he put up, i will not make this trip to

seattle, i will take this time to rehab to get back on the team. he had a toe injury. tore a lig ament. he is very patriotic on the field and was asked about it. i don't know why you ask somebody, why would you honor the flag on the field and here is what he told new jersey.com. singing "god bless america" is my respect for veterans. i have nothing but respect for them. >> ashley: tell you what, i mean, aside from that, if you have had a toe injury, you can't walk. i totally understand. >> todd: good to see aaron judge stepping up and saying that. >> cheryl: why defend yourself? >> todd: that day and age. cheryl, you do not have to defend anything, including 50 cent. some in the media trashing ron desantis wife casey after she

hit the campaign trail for her husband. >> for many, she's the brighter side to florida's angry governor, for other, she is america's karen. >> stop trying to measure the drapes in the white house and think she is jackie o reincarn rate. >> todd: joe concha will respond that. >> ashley: first steve doocy will look at what is come coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: coming up on "fox and friends," 10 minutes from now on this know chael, president biden is in england right now, just started a three-nation tour. he is set to meet with king charles and british prime minister before heading to the high-stakes summit for nato. that is coming up. piers morgan came across the pond for us and will weigh in live on what we're seeing in the u.k. house republicans drawing battle line for probe into the justice department handling of the

hunter biden case. one 2024 hopeful says the u.s. attorney who led the investigation is lying or incompetent. plus, that's a wrap. one hip-hop legend says l.a. is finished after judge reinstated controversial no-bail policy in the city of angels. all this plus stuart varney, katie pavlich and kurt the cyber guy. tomorrow is prime day on amazon, he'll tell us good deals you can get. busy three hours kicks off eight minutes from now on the channel you trust for morning news. todd and ashley back in a couple with joe concha. you are watching "fox and friends first."

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elected as president. >> for many she is the brighter side to florida's angry governor, for others she has become america's karen. >> ttara, ithink david is beatin terms of taking away glet a segment amer america karen. >> sara all kinds of names for her. needs to quit measuring the drains in the white house and thinking she is jackie o. reincarnate. >> what would be if we said that about a democrat candidate's wife in. >> there would be some protests, i'm sure, outside the pitch fork store would run out of pitch forks, todd, of course. we would see anarchy at least on social media anyway. and this shows you just how pathetic some in this industry can be just to draw attention to themselves. casey desantis, not too long

ago, was diagnosed with cancer. thankfully, it appears that she has beaten it. and she is the wife of a popular florida governor, ron desantis, who also, not too long ago won an election in a toss-up state by 20 points. won in palm beach, miami-dade. what's the criticism of casey desantis she is out there talking about issues that affect her, affect families in general, doesn't matter if you are democrat or republican on the educational front and that makes her america's karen on this msnbc segment, they didn't discuss the fact that sat test scores are at 30 year low for u.s. students. that's what she is talking about. that somehow makes her a karen. look, this is why when people say hey, do you trust the media and think they are honest brokers i get it's msnbc and hopelessly partisan to the left but that wasn't even like an adult conversation that was going on. that was something say sophomore year if you have had one too many, you know, wine spritzers,

zema type of things. >> is that even a thing anymore? >> bartles and james. >> thank you. >> not the first time the name called the florida first lady. last month the daily beast labeled her the walmart melania. forget about talking about the important aspects of what she is saying. as long as they can demean her in any way, shape, or forge that's what they will do. we have to get to this. a "new york times" piece is calling out president biden for failing a acknowledge his seventh grandchild and hunter's daughter. msnbc chuck todd is stepping in to defend the president. >> i think we all understand the personal challenge and concern and all of these things that the president has here, but his political foes are see this and they are trying to exploit. there is no doubt that every day desantis or trump tries to use hunter to beat up biden.

>> you know if chuck todd wants to talk about a personal challenge he should probably look at that little girl being ostracized by by this family. >> tim crews setter turning over in his grave. i thought that chuck todd was retiring from meet the press or at least being forced out, i guess he is still there. i didn't see it yesterday. but, that's what we have now at this point where you have the sitting president of the united states listening to his political advisers and saying, yeah, i only have six grandchildren, not seven and even the "new york times" and maureen dowd quite liberal in own right is calling him out for this how odious this looks where you have hunter biden made millions in china, ukraine, through his paintings because he has been a painter his whole life he just started doing that is challenging the fact that he can't pay the child payments that are due every month and the

president and joe biden is saying, yeah, i speak to my six grandkids every day the seventh one very politically inconvenient i don't speak to that's where we are at this point. no one likes this including chuck todd he will be there defending the president until is he finally forced. >> decency towards a four-year-old little girl. joe, thank you. "fox & friends" right now ♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody. it's 4:00 in incorporate gland right now. we start with a fox news alert on this monday, july 10th, president biden currently meeting with britain's prime minister in london right now, 10 downing street just before his separate meeting with king charles coming up in a couple hours. >> brian: comes ahead of his tripp to nato on the war in ukraine. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich watching her all morning on "fox & friends first" shoe. is h