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game. we begin with the high-stakes summit where nato leaders are discussing a possible place for ukraine in the alliance's future. kevin corke has all the latest developments including what is upsetting ukraine's president. >> kevin: as you know from your time covering previous nato summit, there are lots are one-on-one breakouts of the sidelines. so this is hardly novel. but very few in recent memory will be as anticipated as the one that is set for tomorrow between president zelenskyy and our own president biden. the meeting comes against a backdrop of controversy given by the prophets recent decision to send cluster munitions to the war-torn country which a number of nato members have effectively banned because of concerns over the weapon's ability to harm civilians. the audience comes after mr. biden said ukraine was not ready for nato membership. so if you have been following the story for a while, that

means reading which has finally cleared its last hurdle to receive nato membership is in while ukraine is looking for concrete path to a said. the group's communiqué declared yes, ukraine would be divided to join the alliance but it was remarkably vague and apparently mr. zielinski noticed. tweeting it is unprecedented and absurd when a timeframe is not set. neither for the invitation nor for ukraine's membership. there is that. secretary of state antony blinken said today that ultimately it is your career -- it is that ukrainians who have to decide when to bring the war with russia to a close which is a curious proclamation, certainly experts would say as much. he did at the visitor that the u.s. would continue to help for as long as needed. is one of the many topics i suspect that will be discussed on the sidelines tomorrow. >> mike: kevin corke starting out us live, four -- many thanks. let's bring in daniel davis, a

senior fellow and military expert. welcome. >> daniel: let thanks for having me. >> mike: let's start with what zielinski had to say today. there's no readiness to invite ukraine to nato in order to make it a member of the alliance. a window of opportunity is being left. nato in negotiations with russia. and for russia, this means motivation to continue its terror uncertainty is weakness and i will openly discuss this at the summit. does that sound a little ungrateful to you after all the support ukraine has received? >> daniel: look, ukraine is fighting from the front lines. nobody disputes that. but the united state -- to say they have bent over backwards is an understatement. you are talking thousands of armored vehicles, millions of artillery shells, intelligence targeting data. everything basically except for actually pulling the trigger on these things we have given not really our live just absolutely given them and to have that kind

of treatment come in, i don't think it is appropriate because there is no way that the united states is going to bring in ukraine who is at war with another nation and then give them article five guarantee which almost immediately draws us into a war with a you -- nuclear armed russia. for him to make that statement makes it look like he is not aware that there is not going to happen and it is inappropriate and we are not going to do it. to ill-begotten takes biden is going to do it. >> mike: nikki haley wait in on the issue today. let's play. >> i think he made putin's a look at what is happening. they are missing the exact strategy that could end this war. the key is there is no reason ukraine should not be part of nato. nato has been a 70-year success story at keeping russia out. >> mike: she is contrasting president biden's vision for the war, right? >> daniel: with all due respect to the ambassador, that is not going to end the war. you bring ukraine into nato right now or anytime in the

foreseeable future, it is probably going to draw us into war. it is definitely not going to stop putin. he is already fully engage in a war with ukraine which, by the way, he started because we are going to put ukraine in nato in the first place. so that is not going to stop him. look, we have to look at this. the only reason you should ever let someone into a treaty alliance is if it is going to be mutually beneficial. if we are going to be more secure with ukrainian, and no one can argue that because our chances of going to work will be higher, not less. so we can continue to help ukraine but we are not going to put american national security at risk in order to help ukr ukraine. >> mike: president biden was speaking to. turkish president audubon. let's play that. >> i would like to take this opportunity to wish you the best of luck. >> president biden: thank you very much. i look forward to meeting with you in the next five years. >> five more years? >> we will see if the american people agree with that.

i think they have something to say about that. >> mike: thanks for your time. senators are expressing skepticism about the planned merger between the pga tour and liv golf. the deal brought many of the in the game by surprise and has prompted fierce criticism. correspondent chad curve has details from capitol hill. >> chad: live and about saudi saudi backed liv golf and a possible merger with the pga tour. >> why would you partner with the kingdom of saudi arabia? >> her husband died on 911. 911 families sat in the audience at today's hearing. he blessed the potential alliance. accusing the salaries of the terrorist attacks and the murder of journalist tomoko shoji. but they have particular contempt for pga tour board member jimmy done. he worked at the trade center but was not there today of the attack. he was playing golf. and recently negotiated the new

framework with the saudi's behind the scenes. >> he is a complete betrayal to the 9/11 community. he knows the kingdom is culpable for murdering 3,000 people on 9/11. >> he testified -- poaching players forking out prodigious paydays. >> live put us on fire. >> they have a lot money. >> they got a lot. i mean, a lot. >> chad: the pga tour criticized even as dunn negotiated in private. >> how many players that you notified in advance of the agreement. >> i don't believe any players were -- >> he did not tell a single one of them about the negotiations let alone what the result would be before you announced it publicly? >> chad: new documents indicate that sites may have talked as far back as last december. >> the pga tour has already shown that it is seemingly willing to reverse itself totally for the money.

>> chad: some gop senators tried to give the pga tour a waiver for its very survival. >> it would be unfair to expect the pga tour to bear the full burden of holding saudi arabia accountable. >> democrats are considering revoking the tax-exempt status of the pga tour. mike? >> mike: for more on the politics at play and the planned merger of the pga tour, let's bring in sturgis trevin wallace and spencer brown. gentlemen, welcome. >> good to see you. so let's start with chairman richard blumenthal and i will get you guys to react. >> today is about sports. it is also about hypocrisy, how vast sums of money can induce individuals and institutions to betray their own values and supporters. it is about other sports and institutions that could fall prey if their leaders let it be all about the money. >> mike: is that fair kurt

spencer? >> spencer: i think it is interesting. given how much the nba for example allowed itself to become sort of a pond to the chinese communist party and there was not the same kind of outrage that we are seeing now. and also clarifying that senator rubio does not have the same view or standards when it comes to human rights which is important as well. >> mike: 9/11 families are not happy about this merger. let's play now. >> it is just greed. anybody that will take that kind of money from the kingdom and so their moral authority to now become a shill for the kingdom or a masterpiece for the kingdom, it is just about the money. >> mike: kevin, you can understand the emotions there. what is your take on today's hearing? >> kevin: i credit senator blumenthal with attempting the cause and taking this on. committee hearing was important today. they did not get the top leadership that they were both from the ocean and from the pga

side. i think there's a lot more questions than answers at this point but this is about american institution. you are a golfer. i'm a golfer. this is really important to us not just from a sports washington perspective but also what is next in terms of these american institutions. they are so trusted and valued in society. >> the saudi's are also buying a lot of the topic soccer town and bring them over to their countries. so it is a -- an issue of multiple sports. from the huffington post, if the plan is not to be president in 2024, joe biden is doing a great job. if trump was the arsonist setting all ablaze then president biden should have been the firefighter. is that he has become the cartoon character, since engulfed in flames seemingly blissfully in the now that the ceiling is about to cave in on him. spencer, does that sound like panic? >> spencer: it has been an interesting shift in the last four or five days. we have had these mainstream outlets sort of acknowledging

that he is not as perfect person they may have propped him up to be during the 2020 election and i do think you see in situations like that, you know, he came into office promising to restore sanity to be the adults in the room and you see things around the world sort of going, you know, in a hanna baskin is where it is not what he promised. and that is reflected in the polling. people don't approve his handling of the economy and it is falling apart now and they are realizing it may be a little too late. >> mike: what do you make of it? >> kevin: there's going to be prognosticators especially on the democratic side. that is what we love to do as democrats. 15 months away from this election. calm down. guide won 8 million more votes than the last guy. it is tough to take out an incoming president. he is leaving the free world right now on the sidelines and nato breaking in sweden, clearing that entrance into nato and now we are 32 member fighting force against russian aggression. hopefully keeping them at bay from inpatient -- invading

another country. he is the commander-in-chief fighting for us and we got 15 more months to adjudicate this and we will see who the republicans put up against us. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. law enforcement officials are following up on tips related to escaped inmate michael berman who broke out of a prison using a rope and she's. police say he is a survivalist and likely still in the area and maybe getting help. correspondent marianne rafferty joins us now with the latest. hello, marianne. >> marianne: it is day five for the hunt for michael burhan with few leads but officials remain positive and determined. >> we have structured this investigation and manhunt in a way that it is very sustainable. that is my message to abraham. we are not going away. we absolutely will be incarcerating you again. it is only a matter of time.

>> marianne: public has been learning more about burhan's troubling record. he said this car on fire back in may and according to a criminal complaint, filed by the fbi, they also say he tried to break into the home. all this happened the same day as his ex-girlfriend's wife was shot and killed after burhan was named as the suspect, police say he kidnapped an elderly couple and stole their car. he is on the run again and officials say he is most likely somewhere in the surrounding rural areas receiving outside help. residents in nearby towns are still on edge. >> our doors will be locked. i'm not going to be terrified. i will be cautious and hope everybody else will be. >> marianne: over 200 officers are involved in the hundred now and police say burhan's entrance is going to run out and in the meantime, anyone who sees anything suspicious should be immediately reported to law enforcement. mike. >> mike: thanks very much.

the spring and former fbi executive assistant director joshua skule. joshua carter a welcome. >> joshua: thank you for having me. >> mike: and more than 150 officers are hunting with survivalist skills. is the second time in the last two months that burhan has alluded police. he spent in nearly two weeks on the run as a suspect in hodgkin's murder initially kidnapped an elderly couple as officers closed in on him. how long can this guy last on the run? >> well, i say this search very differently. first of all you have an increase of approximately 50 officers added in the last day or two. police have a sustainable approach although he is reportedly getting help. the police can go 24/7, the suspect cannot. for here is an update from pennsylvania state police. >> investigators remain

convinced that burhan remains in this general area. as i have indicated previously, we are aggressively following up on all leads. numerous federal partners and adjacent states are working very hard closely with us on this matter as we work to ensure the safety of the public. >> mike: how big is the search area, josh, and what changes that? >> joshua: so the search area has continued to widen. we have reporting of him getting initial help near the prison. he is a survivalist going deeper and likely deeper into the rural areas. to continue to go -- follow up on leads. that is why they brought in additional offices. this also makes command-and-control very difficult for the pennsylvania state police. and they must ensure that there's no blue on blue and make sure friendly forces know where they are each operating. >> mike: thathat is a good poin] how optimistic are you? how much longer do you think this goes.

>> joshua: i would say that i'm not sure how long it would go. he is a survivalist. he has been trained. i'm confident in the police agencies that are out there and the confidence in the pennsylvania state police. i think this will be over sooner rather than later. >> mike: are you baffled at the sky was able to escape? >> joshua: i am baffled and i think we will learn more from that investigation. i think that we will learn how the jail was maintained and whether or not there were resources applied, what were the maintenance problems and certainly some of the reporting out that there were surveillance issues, internal to the jail. it will be coming out with an investigation. >> mike: josh skule, thank you for your analysis. >> joshua: thank you. have a great night. >> mike: first up, down and dirty brawl broke out in an upscale australia -- las vegas casino. it was not the usual suspects. four women, some of them very scantily clad, recorded on video attacking each other next to a

poker. >> the hotel. the cause of fight is unknown at this time. also in sin city on tuesday, hodges -- a hostage situation after a man who claimed to be armed barricaded himself with a woman inside a hotel room and caesars palace. las vegas police said they were called to respond to a domestic dispute -- disturbance that involved a suspect throwing furniture from a broken window into the pool area. swat team was able to and the room and take the man into because the. police are still searching for a suspect they say robbed a mesa, arizona, toy store in april. security footage released justyce martin shows a man and three teddy bear l presoak and holding employees and customers including children at gunpoint. the suspect was believed to be in his mid-to-late 20s fled after getting the cash he demanded. seattle is hosting tonight's and will be all-star game. but it is not just players from the national and american league facing off in t-mobile park. the city's homeless population has a message for officials

after they cleared out their camps just in time for the big game. correspondent matt finn joins us now with the latest. hello, matt. >> matt: the city of seattle hosted that all-star game tonight but this evening's game came to the city at a time when it is plagued with homelessness. rv encampments and brazen drug use. seattle spent nearly $2 million cleaning up graffiti and putting up baseball themed murals and last week the city cleared out a bunch of rv camps and tends just blocks from the stadium. homeless people living in rvs in seattle so the neighborhood were notified they had to move. but soon after, fires cursing out the mayor were circulated, calling up people to move their rvs even closer to the stadium for a protest. but they tell fox news they did not end up seeing any rv camps or protests. >> they did a good job. they spent a lot of time in the last few months cleaning it up

and it is great. >> i did not see is coming in. i know they have moved them out. >> where are these rvs? i don't see them now. so that is a good thing. expect any. event is going to bring protesters. you just have to roll with the flow. >> matt: c.o.s mayor has made improvements but skeptics say that recent push to make the area around the stadium appears share a safe and clean is just because of the all-star game and some business leaders were in the area will return to what was when the all-stars are gone. >> we want to make sure that this level of attention is maintained as we look towards future events and so that is my job. my job is to continue to advocate to continue to where the city and the various departments to make sure that this is not a one and then the situation. >> matt: and the all-star game ended a short while ago. the national team won for the

first time since 2012. we have a team on the ground in seattle right now and there are no reports of any major protests or disturbances, mike. >> mike: that is good news. thanks so much. >> matt: sure. >> mike: new evidence that turning -- covid lockdown learning labs could be pertinent for many students. we dig into an alarming new study and later career. 44 footage for -- pals, would you say they are actually part of the family? do you include them in family photos? let us know on social media and mike emanuel fox on twitter. weigh in. we will show you the results and we the best responses and the nightcap. ♪ ♪ my father didn't know his dad. she knew that i always want to know more about my family history. with ancestry i dug and dug until i found some information. i was able to find out more than just a name. and then you add it to the tree. i found ship manifests. birth certificate. wow.

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>> mike: first up, supreme court justice jonas hunter mayor is the latest member of the high court to come under scrutiny for allegedly benefiting from her position. the associated press is reporting the next that justice sotomayor staff prodded public institutions where she was set to visit to by her memoir for her children's book. the ap reports so that mayor made at least $3.7 million from her brakes since joining the court in 2009. >> where is your chicken feed? i give you this if. chicken, two the frame. your behavior gives chicken a bad name. >> a south carolina that had an unconventional message for keeping what he called sickly explicit books in schools after making his case, he proceeded to throw bags of chicken feed at the board members to suggest they were too scared to take up the issue. at the national association of

gun rights has issued a travel advisory for gun owners in massachusetts as the state legislature takes up a bill they say "would extensively ban more guns than any current law in the united states." after kevin costner has been ordered to pay $129,000 in monthly child support. the ruling comes a week after a judge said his estranged wife, christine baumgartner, had to leave their california home in july. they have both filed for joined custody of their three teenage children. we are getting new information tonight indicating students who lost classroom time during the pandemic are not yet making up the learning lots. senior correspondent jonathan serrie looks at the numbers tonight from atlanta. >> jonathan: despite an unpleasant $130 billion in federal spending to help schools reopen, a new study from a leading educational research

group found student progress installed during the last school year. looking at test scores from 6.7 million public school children grades three through a, and weaa researchers estimate the average student would need an additional 4.1 month of instruction to catch up in reading and 4.5 months in mass. >> much like carrying a debt would compound the interest, by failing to get kids caught back up in previous years, we are seeing that told from the pandemic is impeding kids' ability in the current year. >> jonathan: although the study takes a nonpartisan tone, republicans are pointing fingers at the teachers unions which helped shape pandemic policy. the two leading unions contributed more than $66 million to democratic causes in 2020 and increased democratic share of their political contributions from 97.8% that year to 99.6% in 2022 according to the independent watchdog open secrets. >> expectations were systemically lower and as a

result, kids were allowed to get by by doing less. that is back sliding. >> jonathan: they are trying to close covid learning gaps by offering free programs such as this summer camp in atlanta. >> it is a long process and this is the third summer of recovery. but we are starting to see that rebound. >> jonathan: nwea, researchers say there's no single solution and they need to adopt multilayered approaches and verify that they are actually working. they also say parental involvement is key. michael. >> mike: thanks a lot. let's bring in senior fellow and author of mediocrity for deangelis. welcome. >> matt: thank you. >> mike: let's start with what an author says about solutions. >> we encourage a layered approach. we know schools are doing the right things. summer programming.

double dosing instruction, a high dosage tutoring. the evidence suggests those are the writings to be doing. but we need to do more. >> mike: cory, what do you make of the study? >> corey: the government run schools have lost decades of learning. but you know what schools did not lose? ground academically and it was the catholic schools, the schools that stayed open, they had to compete in the free market and listen to the needs of families and students, their customers. if we had more school choice competition, the public schools would probably do a better job and up their game as well. >> mike: recommendations include using local data to guide recovery in investing in what works, expanding instructional time and programs to the students who still need additional support. communicating the importance of academic recovery, sharing timely and relevant information for families. carcorey?

>> corey: this was after we dumped $190 billion in so-called covid relief into the public school system and the results have still been sliding ever since the pandemic. we need a bottom up approach. we need real competition allowing families to vote with their feet and just today, another poll came out from real clear opinion research finding 71% of americans supported the concept of school choice including super majority support among republicans, democrats, and independence. so competition is the only way to fix this problem in the school system. >> mike: next topic, comp compee in higher education. great deal of confidence has dropped to just 17% while some in very little makeup 62%. what is your assessment of why confidence in higher education is down significantly? >> corey: the higher education institutions are more about ideological conformity than anything else.

this really goes to show you in the same poll, the biggest drops were among republican respondents in the gallop poll. so this, you know, the left has really infiltrated these institutions of ideological conformity and at the same time, you have biden still pushing to forgive everybody's student loans which just goes to show you that they are not really delivering a type of education to be able to pay off these loans. so i take taxpayers across the country are fed up with dumping hundreds of billions of dollars into the higher education sy system. >> mike: democrats are worried about the soaring cost of higher education. final word from you, corey? >> corey: look, the costs are going to go up if you keep subsidizing it and that is why we are seeing tuitions rising in the university system as well. students can take other approaches. they can get a job for 4 years, avoid the debt and get some job experience and pay.

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>> we have a friend. he has come to steal a tissue. but he can't find any. you little stinker's. >> mike: when a clever process negative fish that had already been caught as they say, smarter, not harder. rain and flooding partially destroyed this train track in vermont leaving the rails dangling precariously across a gorge. floodwaters in some areas of the state have exceeded the levels experienced during tropical storm irene. and for the these texas firefighters took a break from their-day jobs to save a brood of ducklings that had fallen into a storm drain by sending one of their own down after them. they were happily reunited with their mother. if you have a viral video to share, it is up @foxnewsnight on social media. time now for night court.

when the queen of soul passed away in 2018, her family believed she did not have a will. that was until two handwritten documents were found in aretha franklin's detroit home. one updated 2010 was found locked in a cabinet and another dated 2014 was found in the singer's count. for more than four years, the soul singer's family has been divided over those documents. a jury ruled that the 2014 document should serve as her will but did the jury get this one right? and are the illegal fireworks over? let's bring in trial and criminal defense attorney lexie rigden along with federal litigator vikas bajaj. welcome to both of you. let's take a look at the ma march 31, 2014 will which include the phrase being of sound mind. looks like a draft. why is this good enough? >> vikas: the ultimate question for the jury is, what was her

intend? and it is not pretty and there are scribbles and there are ours and corrections even smiley faces and signatures with her name on it. but it is enough to pass muster because it is enough to show what her intend was. we prefer a lawyer actually draft something notarized with a proper inclusions but that was not there. but that the state of michigan is allowed. we are allowed to have handwritten wills and that is what the jury found in this case. transfer exhibit b, jurors heard closing arguments tuesday. testimony that focused in part on the queen of soul's sign signature. a franklin with a smiley face at the bottom of the 2014 papers. the attorneys did not dispute the sick to your opt in tissue -- authenticity. lexie, why did the jury gets it wrong? >> lexie: i had no r-e-s-p-e-c-t

for this decision. they reached the decision in less than an hour. and that is a lot of testimony to parse through. but i'm surprised that they came to this conclusion because the 2010 will was very different than the 2014 will. the 2014 will was locked away. it was much longer. and was much more detailed. it was notarized. and it contained protective things in there including, in a, requiring that some of her children actually take business courses before they are able to collect. now the 2014 will in stark contrast, it was in the sofa. it had the smiley face. it did not have the formality. it was not under arrest and then you just look at the overall context of the fact that she went to some lengths to protect her assets and she is aretha franklin. she is very wealthy and it does not make any sense that she would shove this piece of paper that was so important in the couch if it were in fact her last will and testament. >> mike: exhibit c, playing guitar with aretha franklin

testified against the will sing his mother would get important documents done "conventionally and legally with assistance from an attorney." he did not immediately comment after the verdict. what about that, vic? >> vikas: in a utopia, it makes sense. what you which again that she had consulted an attorney like we would all expect and like the 2010 reported will shows, that is not what is required. and what we have comments saying we wish it were different things and we wish that it had these caveats requiring the beneficiaries to establish certain things such as a proper education or financial training. the fact of the matter is the law states otherwise. it is not utopia. it is practicality and that is in fact why it passes muster. >> mike: lexie, final word from you. >> lexie: all i can say is i say a little prayer for this family that they can put this behind them and move forward and mend their offenses. >> mike: lexie rigden, vik ba

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♪ ♪ >> mike: and we are back with the nightcap crew. matt finn, erin rafferty, kevin corke, vik bajaj, and lexie rigden. tonight's topic is about our furry friends and in the study shows a whopping 97% of pet owners say their animals are part of the family, so would you agree. marianne, why don't you lead us off? >> marianne: of course. i am on my second. her name is molly. and she is absolutely like one of my children. and she weighs as much as an adult. [laughter] >> mike: all right, there you go. all right, matt, how about you? >> matt: they are absolutely members of the family. i think on most days, our dogs may get more attention and care than the humans. i have a picture of my dog marley. his favorite thing to do is go for a walk and we actually put a

hat on him. >> marianne: is funny, to protect him from the sun. >> matt: he is my little buddy. he is about to turn 17 years old. >> mike: all right, vik, how about you? >> vikas: beyond a shadow of a doubt, i remember my vicious boston terrier buddhists walking down the aisle at our wedding a few years back. he was a whopping seven and a half pounds maybe 10 on a heavy day. no doubt about it. part of the family and we do miss brutus. >> mike: lexie? >> lexie: i had a red footed tortoise in law school and beyond and i literally drove him up and down the eastern seaboard in his cage seeking in hotels and i would go back and fourth in school but i had a pet sitter because no one could take care of him like i could. he was definitely a member of the family. >> mike: beautiful. all right, kevin, how about you? >> kevin: i grew up with a

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