to 10:00. >> joe: too late to turn back now. >> mike: we could change our minds tomorrow, what are they going to do. >> dana: give it back to trace. >> mike: let trace do 10:00. nobody asked me. i'm kidding, of course we're going to be 10:00 thank you dana perino, tom shillue, joe devito, kat timpf. i love you america ♪ [cheers and applause] >> good evening everyone and welcome to america's late news, fox news at night i'm mike emanuel in for trace gallagher. breaking tonight a federal judge in california has sided with schools over parents regarding students gender identities essentially telling parents it's none of your business. our panel will discuss. and the screen actors guild has voted to go on strike for the first time since 1980 what it means for summer block busters and your favorite tv shows. but the battle on capitol hill over a must-pass defense bill with controversial amendments on

hot button social issues, republican congressman nancy mace will join us with her take. but first correspondent matt finn with the latest hi matt. >> mike: the house voted to amend the annual defense spending bill by overturning policy that reimbursing service members for abortion-related expenses. the house also voted to ban transgender health services in the military. in a bitter debate republicans have been arguing in part that the abortion reis burstment is a piece of the democrats woke military agenda that republicans are trying to end. the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy says democrats are trying to change the course of history. >> and for decades in america, from the most proceed-life to the most pro choice person in congress they believed in the hide amendment and that is simply what it's saying. do not use taxpayer money on abortion. and the other part would be is, what they're looking at, should

we allow wokism in our military. >> now democrats allege republicans are trying to hijack the bipartisan defense spending bill by attacking reproduct i have freedom. democratic congressman of new york pat ryan says most colleagues will vote no on the defense bill calling the republican abortion amendment a quote, poison pill. >> the far right, who's hijacked the congress and the speaker, unfortunately, has not been able to exert any leadership on this, and now we're at a point where after 62 years of a bipartisan defense bill, that's now going to get blown up. >> if republicans do pass the entire defense spending bill with their amendments tsenate is expected to take up its own version of the bill next week. aid for ukraine is also a hot continuing to. some republicans want funding cut. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene prepped a bill that would strip $300 million in aid and that was overwhelmingly

rejected. mike. >> mike: matt finn starting us off live tonight matt thanks very much. >> if you were hoping to find out whose cocaine was discovered at the white house looks like we're not going to find out after all. secret service concluded its investigation thursday for lack of evidence, some republicans are crying foul. senior national correspondent kevin corke joins us with the latest good evening kevin. >> good evening mike the secret service says it's simply not able to identify persons of interest in that investigation into cocaine gate over at the white house over quote a lack of evidence. now that news comes after congressional lawmakers were briefed on the matter during which the service revealed that weed, marijuana, had been found inside the white house in 2022, not once, but twice. and if you thought congressional lawmakers were champing at the bit to weigh in on this one, well, you would be right. >> just seems to me americans anything involving biden inc is

treated differently than everything else. >> somebody brought cocaine into the white house and the secret service has no idea who did it. that's not confidence-inspiring. i appreciate the secret service. >> they're brave men and women. but can you imagine if this happened on trump's watch? >> yeah. meantime in a statement secret service said, without physical evidence, the investigation will not be able to single out a person of interest from the hundreds of individuals who passed through the vestibule where the cocaine was discovered. at this time the secret service's investigation is closed due to a lack of physical evidence. meanwhile, president biden tangled with a reporter on thursday at the nato summit after he reported to say the u.s. couldn't guarantee its commitment to nato before quickly correcting himself. >> you can't tell me whether you're going to be able to go home tonight. no one can be sure what they're going to do. i'm saying as sure as anything can possibly be said about american foreign policy, we will

stay connected to nato. >> also tonight, the president signed an executive order that will allow the pentagon to use up to 3,000 reserve service members to augment its forces in europe. that is concerning to some, but that is the rule, at least for now, mike. >> mike: kevin corke with the very latest reporting live. thanks very much >> story lawmakers in the house fought fiercely over the must-pass defense policy bill tonight weighing on polarizing issues like abortion policies. our next guest let's bring in republican congresswoman nancy mace of the great state of south carolina, congresswoman welcome. >> thank you for having me this evening. >> mike: lots of amendments, one of your democratic colleagues is warning you guys on the gop side not to go too far. let's play it. >> yeah, i'm not going to bail republicans out. if they choose to undermine the values of our military and the values of our community and to attack our military families and the men and women who have sworn to give so much, if that is

their choice then they have to live with that choice and deal with it on their own. >> mike: does your side risk going too far, too conservative in losing democratic support. >> the irony here is every single democrat knows if there's an amendment they don't like it's going to get tossed out when it gets to the senate a few hours later. so really this is sort of political gainsmanship political theater in the last hours before we vote on the ndaa. if there are things that are controversial that the majority of democrats don't want schumer will throw it out in the senate. everyone knows this, this happens every single year we go through this process and we're going to do it again tonight. >> mike: from bloomberg, far right republicans 'em perfectly house races with social demands on key defense bill. are your most conservative colleagues putting you and other swing district members on jeopardy with votes on some of these matters? >> they are absolutely. and as a woman, as a female lawmaker, as a suburban mom, as a girl mom, we can walk and chew gum at the same time. we can be pro life and be pro

woman but so far this year i'm asking my colleagues tonight and every night what are we doing for women especially in states where for example they banned abortion what are we doing to make sure women have better cheaper access to birth control instead of playing these games with whatever woke means, whatever flavor of the day woke is that day in the ndaa or any other bill we're working on we have to be balanced to show we care about women and we can be pro life. we can do both at the same time and for my colleagues that are forcing some of these votes and some of these amendments, it makes it very difficult for us to hold on to the majority because the vast majority of americans aren't with us. 90% of america is somewhere on the middle especially on women's issues and we have to show, even for pro life, that we care about women and we have yet to do that this year. >> mike: the big issue of the day tcocaine investigation at the white house is done from the secret service, quote, without physical evidence, the investigation will not be able to single out a person of interest from the hundreds of individuals who passed through

the vestibule where the cocaine was discovered. are you shocked? it's over just like that. >> yeah, the cocaine caper will never be found. for me, as a member of congress, it's very rush straith. every time we see something at the white house that has happened that is unsavory or perhaps corrupt or illegal, the white house also seems to lie about it and try to cover it up and no one ever gets caught, no one is ever held accountable and it's very frustrating to see the most secure location on the planet with the most trained law enforcement security agents on the planet can't figure this out. it's very frustrating and now case closed and we will never know what happened. >> mike: your colleague jamie raskin of maryland is ready to move on. let's play him. >> i'm satisfied that the secret service and the white house are on top of it. some people are saying everybody should be drug test order the way into the white house and, you know, these are the same people who were opposed to covid-19 tests. >> mike: can you imagine if the cocaine was found in the trump

white house. >> right, imagine the headlines if that had happened. and to his point, though, you can't drug test everybody without some sort of a warrant from a judge. so we've got to agree on due process and civil rights here. and there are hundreds if not thousands of people that come through. but it also goes to show weakness and operational security for the west wing and that has to be addressed as well. >> mike: congresswoman nancy mace thank you. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> mike: california sided with schools over parents today when it comes to kids and their gender identity. correspondent marianne rafferty is here with the details. hello marianne. >> hi mike. the ruling has been made but the debate is far from over. u.s. district court judge john menendez ruled in fair of the school district policy that staff did not inform parents if their child wants to change their gender identity instead leaving it up to the child to decide whos no. he wrote quote the issue before this court is not whether it is a good idea for school districts

to notify parents of a minor's gender identity and receive consent before using alternative names and pronounce but whether the united states constitution mandates such parental authority. this court holds that it does not. aurora regino sued the school district for keeping her in the dark when her daughter started talking about being a boy. >> just to assume they're protecting them from an unsafe environment is jumping the gun. in my situation them taking that initiative made the situation worse for my daughter. >> mark tram he will executive of the organization representing her says it is a constitutional issue and not just this case. he says this secrecy policy represents a growing trend in schools across the country violating a constitutional right for parents to raise their children free from unreasonably government interference.

they expect the decision to be appealed which means the case isn't over yet. mike. >> mike: maryanne rafferty, thanks very much. >> let's bring in senior legal fellow with the independence women's forum may mailman and defender of parents, nicole neily welcome both of you. >> thank you. >> mike: from the judge's ruling the court is not the venue for this political debate d issue before the court is not whether it's a good idea for school districts to notify a parent and whether using alternative names and pronouns but whether the united states constitution mandates such authority this court holds that it does not. nicole, how do you assess it? >> this is appalling and what's frightening is what's taking place in chino is taking place in districts across the country. my organization has identified over a thousand school districts across america and counting that maintain these parental exclusion policies. we believe it is both immoral and unconstitutional and we're challenging a similar policy in

a district in iowa right now. >> mike: from jennifer chew an attorney with the aclu of northern california, quote, the court has affirmed that in california, trans and non-binary students get to decide on their own terms when and how to have conversations about gender and identity at school and at home. nicole, what about parents? >> parents have to sign permission slips to give their children aspirin at school, sun screen, bug spray. so for schools to be going to these extraordinary measures to cut families out of making significant decisions about their children's lives really denies us of the right to raise our children as we see fit to make medical decisions as we see fit. it's appalling. >> mike: let's hear from the mom in this case. >> i just want them to stop, stop keeping parents in the dark. they were talking to my daughter about different support groups in town to help her with her transition, and then discussed

breast with my daughter that i had no knowledge about. the goal is to make sure this doesn't happen to any more families and kids. >> mike: may can you blame her? >> no, in this case the school counselor talked about gender ideology with kids, asked a fifth grader for her boy name and then as the mom explained, talked about breast binding with the fifth grader. so as you mentioned, one of the reasons that the judge dismissed the case is because he treated this as a matter of, you know, well, it's just calling kids what they want to be called as if we're talking about nicknames. but this is not nicknames. these are fundamental decisions about upbringing, and in america, the supreme court has ruled that there's no co-parents. that parents have the authority to raise their children, and that is long standing precedent from the supreme court. >> mike: i want to read one more from the judge's ruling. quote the regulation refrains from interfering with the established parent/child relationship by allowing

students to disclose their gender identity to their parents on their own terms. may, what about that? >> well, there's multiple problems here, right? so it's not just that california its forcing children into decisions without their parents' involvement, but it's also that woke parents have more rights than parents who care about truths. so other courts have recognized parents' right to put all sorts of puberty blockers into their kids because they cite the supreme court rule that parents have rights over their kids. but here you've got a mom who doesn't want to put any sort of chemicals, doesn't want to castrate her children, she just wants to know what's going on in her school, and she doesn't have the right to parenthood but somehow woke parents do. >> mike: nicole you make the point that it used to be the schools partnered with families in the best interest of a child but you argued that has changed. would you explain? >> yes. you know, when a child used to be in trouble, you know, they would call the family in, they would work together to figure

out how to get the child back on track. yet now we see a very adverse summarily relationship between schools and parents where we have district administrators that are making assumptions about whether parents are a good parent, would be supportive based on characteristics such as political affiliation or religion. we are a nation of laws. we believe in due process. that is an extraordinary thing for an unelected individual to try and interfere in that parent child relationship so it's appalling that a school district could do that and for them to do it with a family with their tax dollars behind their back is insult to injury. >> mike: may, chance for a final word. >> yeah, so i think all i would ask for is that parents who care about truth to have the same rights as parents who want to chemically castrate their children. we have three district judges in arkansas, in tennessee and in florida who have struck down democratically elected state laws on the basis of parental rights. if a judge can go in and make

that a parental rights decision, which is crazy, then at least you can let parents know what's going on as far as therapy in their schools. >> mike: may, nicole, thanks very much. >> thank you. ♪ >> mike: first up in tonight's real news roundup a group of waste collection and landfill workers are seeking $300 million after allegedly being exposed to toxic chemicals in california's nasa county. they were cleaning up areas in the 2020 glass fire and claim they were not properly prepared. jeff ellsworth a former local mayor chalks it up to politics saying he warned both governor gavin newsome and congresswoman nancy pelosi, who have vineyards in the area, that a nearby landfill had the potential to pollute water and agricultural land in the valley below. >> we don't own a private jet. i don't own a private jet. i personally have never owned a private jet. and obviously it's pretty stupid

to talk about coming in a private scroti the state department up here. >> have you flown on a private jet in a personal or official capacity since you've taken this position? >> possibly once. >> mike: special presidential envoy for climate john kerry fought back for country schism for flying on a private jet while advocating for drastic climate change rules. he exclaims he doesn't own a jet but he has flown on one by his wife's company in which he owns a steak >> softball game wednesday interrupting the softball game the protesters swarmed the fuel to demand politicians and fossil fuel subsidies and pipeline construction. >> the national restaurant association says 1 in 6 restaurants are tacking on fees like water and bread in an effort to combat the rising cost of doing business.

the surcharges are not limited to restaurant related costs, however. california law permits a one percent fee to combat, you guessed it, climate change. >> they say the show must go on, but this time it's not going to, at least for a while. actors have voted to walk off the job after negotiations with industry executives broke down. writers have been on strike since may, meaning the constant production that's continued will now come to a standstill. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has the details. >> sag on strike baby, first time we struck together since 1960. >> mike: hollywood in crisis tonight every film and tv studio effectively shut down now that the actors union sag has joined writers in striking. >> we had no choice. we are the victims here. >> the main issues for the actors are the same as they are for writers. they want a better and guarantied share of income from the streaming of movies and shows.

and they want guaranties over how ai might be used in future productions. >> most of those actors are making a middle class living, they're just trying to make their mortgage payment that month. >> we just want a fair contract and a living wage. >> the studios say the demands, particularly on revenue from streaming, are unrealistic given that many streamers are struggling to make a profit. through their umbrella organization, the alliance of motion picture and television producers, studio executives accused the actors union of intrans generals saying rather than continuing to negotiate sag actor has put us on a course that will deepen the financial hardship for thousands who depend on the industry for their livelihoods. the joint strike actions mean the production of movies and shows and the promotion by actors of anything already made has now ended, and depending how long this goes on, it could cost the entertainment industry

billions of dollars. the last time the actors and writers unions went on strike at the same time was back in 1960. leading the screen actors guild at that time, ronald reagan. mike? >> mike: jonathan hunt, thanks a lot >> coming up, can ai help connect ministers and priest connect people to god and later in the nightcap when you take a road trip do the rules of healthy eating go out the window? what are your favorite guilty pleasure snacks? let us know on social media twitter and instagram on fox news at night. weigh in we will show you the results and read the best responses in the nightcap. ♪ n your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle.

listen up, you dogs with allergic itch! today's talking lesson is just one word: apoquel. ap--o--quel. ♪

you can't teach your itchy dog to talk... ...so, talk to your vet about apoquel. apoquel is for the control of allergic itch in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chances of developing serious infections... ...and may cause existing parasitic skin infections or pre-existing cancers to worsen. new neoplasias have been observed. i'm glad we speak the same language. ask your vet for apoquel. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (soft music)

♪ >> mike: more than a dozen candidates have been through the 2024 presidential race but is there still room for a third

party candidate. let's bring in lee carter president and partner and lesley marshall fox news contributor and syndicated radio talk show host. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> mike: let's start with green party candidate cornell west. >> i'm thoroughly convinced that the 2-party system stands in the way for the empowerment of precious poor people and precious working people and i am fundamentally committed to the plight of the least of these, not just here and around the world. >> mike: lesley, is that sounding alarms down at the white house and at the dnc? >> well, there are a couple of things here, and these are two things to, you know, to unpack. one is a third party. until you don't have an electoral college, a third party doesn't really have a chance of winning the presidency. but when you look at how is it going to affect, you know, the

current candidates and the front runners, it certainly would pull away more from president biden than it would from former president trump donald trump. when you look across the board at independence, it would pull away from joe biden, and then when you look within the democratic party. now, cornell west, with all due respect, i have a lot of respect for him as an educator, writer or speaker, but politically his numbers just aren't that scary. now if you go to the other side, mike, and if you had donald trump say if he doesn't get the gop nomination i'm going to run as an independent republicans should sweat a lot. >> mike: lee then there's west virginia senator joe manchin. let's play him. >> common sense discussions to find out what the american people would like to see accomplished not just basically the toxic atmosphere we have because of political parties. that's all this is about. >> are you ruling out a third party bid? >> i've never ruled out anything

or ruled in anything. >> mike: is man shin a threat to president biden lee. >> i think he is. when you look at the enthusiasm for joe biden he has a real problem because only 41% of his supporters are very enthusiastic about supporting him so a viable candidate that might be an alternative that seems moderate that also might be pro choice is going to draw some people away. one of the things we know nine in ten democratic women are saying i'm going to vote on abortion but i'm not necessarily excited about voting for joe biden so if they have a third party candidate it's enough to maybe pull votes away in those five key states that matter. >> mike: among the issues, questions about the president's age and his job performance, 44% approve, 55% disapprove in the latest fox poll. what about that lesley? >> i have to say something about joe man shin. republicans view him as a democrat and democrats view him as a republican. the guy who votes against the party and hasn't supported the

president, i don't think joe manchin would have a chance. when you talk about joe biden's age, certainly age is a consideration but last time i looked donald trump wasn't pushing 30. and in addition to that, if you're going to look at popularity, i can't believe all the polls, mike, and not just because they don't say what i like because of what happened in the midterm. we had the president showing he wasn't popular, we had polls showing that i would be drowned by this red tsunami and it just didn't happen. we see a very slim majority by republicans in the house, no majority by republicans but rather majority by democrats in the senate. so the popularity number has not affected joe biden. and i don't think it will even though it's a long time until the election next time around. >> mike: all right senator brian says quote i think it is worth freaking out about because i think this elections likely to be close and even if these idiots get 3% that could be 3% that throws the electoral college in the wrong direction. final thought lee. >> no doubt even if it's 3% of a

vote it's that close of a race and it's closer than anybody thinks. joe biden is not popular. donald trump is not popular either but donald trump's support has really increased since the indictment. but 18% more likely to consider donald trump after the indictment. there's a lot of people out there saying things seem unfair and they're more likely to rally behind him than they were before and that's a big shift since the midterm. so i would expect to see a big shift there and i think a lot of surprises are to come. >> lee carter lesley marshall, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> mike: there is a lot of talk about artificial intelligence or ai these days and much of it's centered around fear but can this technology be used for good? some religious leaders say yes, chief religious corps aren't lauren agreed has the story. >> we don't believe god is surprised by ai. >> he sees the potential for good. the founder and ceo of glue a

technology platform using artificial intelligence to help larger churches connect to a larger swath of the population. he said more than 30,000 churches have signed up for access to the new ai and the church hub with more than a hundred joining daily. he says he hosts the algorithm-driven technology can help connect users with the help they need. >> if the message is god, the key words, you know, such as suicide or, you know, i want to end my life or those types of things, within a moment we're able to go ahead and rout those people into, let's say a suicide prevention ministry. >> this is actually like a link to a webinar, can i use ai in my church sfliet pastor eric parks is one of the first church leaders to sign up for the new ai created platform. as church membership declines nationwide he also this as a tool to reach people searching for spiritual guidance but experts warn of ai's darker side.

regimes like china has already used ai's facial recognition to target religious minorities. >> these are people that want to force you into a political system control behavior or their religious system. and so is it the technology itself? no, it's not inherent in it, but you can see that there are some ways in which people can greatly abuse it. >> reporter: both curry and bet say lawmakers need to find ways to restrict ai to create standards so that it's used for good. mike. >> mike: lauren green, thanks so much >> coming up, the highly anticipated barbie movie's releasing soon but not without controversy. we'll tell you why it's been banned in one country. but first, if you love golden retrievers, we may have found your heaven and how one fast casual restaurant is trying to get you your dinner a little bit faster. the day's best viral videos next.

♪ one legendary icon deserves another. get in. ♪ the future of chevy electric suv's has arrived. see barbie only in theaters july 21st. and experience the all-new chevy blazer ev ss. ♪ when the murrays discovered gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh.

>> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

mr. senna's into nature. professor kot's into science. but together, we work! like our senokot laxatives.

to relieve occasional constipation, senokot's made from the senna plant. refined by science to be reliable. perfect match! just like us! hmph! senokot. do you ever feel dehydrated and need to feel better quickly? liquid labs from force factor hydrates better and faster than water alone. and, liquid labs is delicious, easy to use and affordable. rush to walmart and find liquid labs in the vitamin aisle.

♪ ♪ >> mike: first up in tonight's viral videos your future burrito bowl may be getting you a little faster with chipotle's invention of a robot cado for the ingredients to make guacamole saving them prep time. they're hoping it will combat the labor shortage being felt industry wide >> and these pups are off to the races, the snack races that is. take a look at momo the corgi outpaces potato the she bow gobbling treats and slurping up some of his opponents goodies. potatoes may have been disappointed the treats weren't, well, potatoes >> a clever and patient dog comes up with a unique way to

get dinner filet of fish. instead of a fishing pole he waits for the right time and catches his prey. he doesn't hang on to it long however. the fish seem to horn the tactic and swim far away. hundreds of golden retrievers have a bit of a family reunion scotland thursday, the celebration of the 155th celebration of the founding and held at the estate where dogs were first bred sky watchers across the northern hemisphere had a chance to see a partial eclipse of the sun on sunday. the annual eclipse happens when it's far enough from earth that it's smaller than the sun. it's known as the ring of fire. if you have a viral video to share hit us up on social media. country iof the barbie over a map of the film already band in one country for a propaganda map

that gives china control over the south china sea. corres corres correspondent aishah hasnie is here to tell us what it's all about. >> reporter: trouble in barbie land as the world awaits the release of the summer's most highly anticipated movie, china hawks on capitol hill are bursting barbie's bubble. >> they're willing to turn their eye to make a buck. >> good gracious. you know, stand up for freedom. >> reporter: the outcry is over this scene of barbie standing next to a world map which appears to show the nine dash line representing beijing's illegitimate claim to almost all of the south china sea. vietnam banned the film in response and the philippines wants map blurred before allowing it in theaters. >> get that barbie. >> reporter: republicans on capitol hill say this is the latest for example of hollywood cow you go to to beijing to reach its 1.4 billion consumers.

>> we've seen all these instances of hollywood self centering or censoring in order to get access to the chinese market. >> reporter: warner brothers is defending the map saying it depicts barbie's make believe journey from barbie land to real world. china is dismissing the controversy while some on the left think republicans are making much a do about nothing. >> i guess barbie is too woke for them. >> reporter: whatever you believe entertainment reporter says china's influence on hollywood isn't fantasy and that's something moviegoers can't escape. >> there's so much economic leverage china has not just at the box office with these companies but in their broader business plans that i don't see going away anytime soon. >> reporter: and, mike, the controversy couldn't come at a more plastic perfect time for the new house china committee. they actually held a prime time hearing tonight about the dangers of u.s. companies doing business with china. mike? >> mike: aishah hasnie on the

hill thanks very much >> let's discuss this and more with seattle talk radio host and author of the upcoming book what's killing america, jason rantz. jason, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> mike: so about that map in the new barbie movie are they just trying to make sure it does well in china? >> i don't know if they're trying to make sure it does well in china versus make sure it actually gets seen in china. i don't buy for a second that this was completely by accident, that you just have the very, very specific number of lines to -- just by a complete accident. think i what they're trying to do here is basically make sure that their film is getting viewed widely. they're looking for a quick dollar. they're looking for a -- this is a business decision that is clearly intentional. and the only problem i have, and part of the reason why i struggle a little bit talking about it is it makes sense when we break it down in this way but i don't think this cuts through to the average person. i think a second of a clip that you really wouldn't even notice

unless it was pointed out isn't going to make a difference to the consumer and i think if we want to get this message in front of the consumer about how we shouldn't be kowtowing to china we have to have a better example people can follow understand and actually catch once it's on screen. >> mike: seattle's office of police accountability opened an investigation into reports officers kept a mock too many stone in a precinct break room for a black man killed by police. what about that one? >> reporter: so this has become a controversy here. when they say mock tomb stone what we're really talking about as you can see on screen, this was an element, a protest design that was brought to the police station by the protesters who were trying to claim that the man whose name is on there was murdered by cops. he was not murdered by cops. quite the opposite. he tried to murder cops and they ended up shooting him to protect themselves. one officer got seriously

injured shot in the chin during this. this claim that somehow it's offensive that they stored this in, not really even a prominent spot within a bicycle repair room, it is a completely contrived controversy pushed by folks who want to demonize the police. >> mike: what's the deal with these dangerous so-called side shows doing extreme stunts with their cars in oakland? >> reporter: yeah, what we are he a seeing here, really it's not just in oakland we are a seeing this all around the country, young people getting together, usually using social media to gather to let everyone know where to show up. they're doing these car stunts in large part because they can get away with it. on the one hand, you have police departments that are depleted, they're not able to get there in time, and even if they were it's so chaotic you can get away pretty quickly. and because most of the time these are juveniles and young adults responsible, they know there are no real consequences, we createed this culture of lawlessness and they're taking advantage. >> reporter: finally in seattle

a sprawling homeless camp has a swimming pool. >> reporter: not just sprawling it's growing. it started off several months ago with two, three rvs and now all of a sudden there's a ton and of course tents. how it got all the water inside, what they're doing inside the pool, lounging or bathing we're not entirely sure we do know however this is another example of how the homelessness crisis is completely out of control. there was a murder at this location, and yet somehow it manages to stay there. the city doesn't want to clear it. they're really just at this point mocking the city leadership. and this is not how you run a city that you're proud of. this is a city that just allows the homeless to do whatever it is they want to do. >> mike: jason rantz thanks so much for your time best of luck with the book. >> reporter: thank you. >> mike: up next do you stick with your diet on a road trip or does healthy eating take the exit? there's still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram on fox

news night. the nightcap crew is next. >> i'm meteorologist steve bender here's your fox weather friday forecast. the heat is on out west, sacks ra men tow 104, el paso 105 but notice the severe weather again fors the flames into kansas, northern oklahoma, and then rounds of rain for the northeast, big concern for areas like vermont and upstate new york. reminder, you can download the fox weather app or extreme fox weather from your favorite connected tv device. so i didn't think i needed swiffer, until, i saw how easily it picked up my hair every time i dried it! only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy duty cloths are extra thick, for amazing trap & lock. even for his hair. wow. and for dust, i love my heavy duty duster. the fluffy fibers trap dust on contact, up high and all around without having to lift a thing. i'm so hooked. you'll love swiffer. or your money back!

i'm your overly competitive brother. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature.

♪ ♪ >> mike: we are back with the nightcap crew, matt marianne

rafferty kevin corke and jason rantz. summer's here and it's time to travel 7 in 10 people see road trips as a hall pass to eat as many snacks as you want. do you think road trips are the exception to your diet and what's your go to road trip snack. matt finn? >> something about a road trip as soon as you get in the car you have the urge to eat like crap pick at whatever you want. you feel like you've earned it, this is your time. when i'm on the road i try keep it together with maybe beef jerky and almonds but if i'm geeing in it's chick-fil-a or in and out. >> mike: how about you maryanne. >> good choices but road trip you need jerky. a bag will last you quite a while, pretty healthy, get your protein, throw in a couple scratch-offs and i'm very happy. >> mike: jason rantz, how about you? >> well, the best part about eating while driving is that you can't gain any weight unlike when you're going to a normal location for a vacation, you're

wandering around and actually exerting calories. for me it's anything that i can eat with one hand and don't actually have to look at it. so fries in a bag or something where you're reaching over and you're driving with one hand and you're kind of eating like that. but you can't actually look. so it has to be something relatively simple and not too messy. although i will say, beef jerky, i'm also all in on that. >> mike: that sounds like a professional road tripper. how about you kevin corke. >> perky jerky is the way to go call colin could you heard he'll tell you. my favorite thing on the road is to stop at crackle barrel then again i'll eat that anytime i love it one of my favorite places to go and i always end up buying stuff in the store you know the store you see when you're checking out that's where i like to go. >> mike: maybe all my years in texas but i find myself looking for the dq when i'm on the road trip so whether it's the jersey shore or texas, i seem to find

dairy queen and the blizzard and i hope the ad department's not upset with that plug. we asked our twitter and instagram followers if we think hall trips are a hall pass for unlimited snacks, 66% yes 33% no on twitter. here's some of our social media followers favorite road trip snacks. michael says a bag of dots original pretzels easily fits in the center console at least a couple hours before they're gone. sounds like a good strategy. all right, tyler, i was called a sodium soldier the other day because my favorite gas station munchies are salt and vinegar chips beef jerky and pretzels. on road trips i eat quite a lot of them. fair enough. bonnie, there she is, bonnie, chips or unflower seeds, the salt helps minimize the bathroom stops. >> never heard that. >> mike: and how about scott.

we always bring those cheese crackers with peanut butter in the middle. i eat a bunch of them. that was fun this is a good discussion. >> i like it. >> mike: thank you all panelists thanks for watching america's late news fox news at night. i'm mike emanuel in washington. see you back here tomorrow night. good night. ♪ ♪ from repairs to renovations so you can get the most out of your home. get started today at aig .com. >> do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? tune off. sleep support has a unique blend of five key ingredients that can help you fall asleep faster. stay asleep longer so you can wake up refreshed. tune on the brand, i trust. >> power outages are unpredictable, inconvenient, and disruptive to your life,

posing a real threat to your comfort and safety when the power goes out, you have no lights, no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. you're well or some pump won't work. your modern daily electronics are rendered useless. and what if the power is out for days or weeks? are you prepared? you can be with a generac home standby generator with the generac powers are well, a refrigerator. and if my cpap machine, which are all things that we need to survive on a day to day basis. >> when a power outage occurs, your generac home standby generator automatically powers up so your life goes on without disruption. you and your family are comfortable, safe and secure. your generac generators run on your home's existing natural gas or propane and generac mobile link remote monitoring system keeps you posted on operating status, maintenance updates and more. generac generators are designed engineer and purpose built in

the usa. generac is the number one manufacturer of home standby generators in the world. eight out of ten home generators are generac with thousands of satisfied customers. >> we chose generac because we see them everywhere. after the hurricane, i looked at my wife said, thank god we have a generac we were safe. >> prices started just 1999 and owning a generator is easier than ever. special financing is available with low monthly payment options. act now and you will also receive a free seven year warranty valued at $735. call or go online now to request your free quote with one of generac 8000 nationwide dealers. the call is free. the quote is free and there's no obligation to buy, call or go online now. so the next time there's a power outage, your home a power outage, your home power's up.. power your life with generac. e to request your free quote today if itis you . sometimes like pinching off a porcupine, you sweat in a porcupine, you sweat in your next trip to the loo.

call says the brand needmf to soften styles. to soften styles. we're all agreedortabllief. number two should be easy to do just colas to soften stools with no stimulants for comfortable relief. >> the wsop free to play after his is the wsop thrilled to the wsop tournament is starting and the thrill is crazy whole team is already pumped and getting ready. don't feel left out. you can feel the dominance of this thrill on the wsop. free to play at play real poker. win exclusive bracelets and compete in tournaments. download the wsop a free to play app and get that wsop thrill in your hand for free. >> you know people look nervous monday things may seem rocky outside a micro meteorite shower has punctured life, but inside erielle cannot be quiet . >> i honestly feel pretty betrayed. 11 nuts reached a breaking point and i have a problem. >> i'm not living in this. >> have another day and this

planet ain't big enough for the both of them. i'm going to auto select myself to leave. to leave mars. not here on my own new stars on mars. monday at eight seven central on fox and the whole world is wondering what's it going to take to stop this us team? crazy love we mark alex wong by rose a bloody routine, a rock star we can get the players there and he did that oh we have that time experience listen to what you're saying that he's world class. what's it going to take to stop this usc professor? she know this precision in scott. good luck with that. there are more identity threats than you realize. lifelock alerts you and works to fix problems with a dedicate . did restoration specialist go to lifelock icon? >> did you know your body can produce its own collagen produce its own collagen collagen boostin

from four factors support natural collagen production fonr beautiful hair, skin and nails. and they're delicious and easy ' to use. rushed to walmart and find collagen boosting superfoodscha >> this isn't shaman water. i don't feel as clean here. shamanultra st ultra strong arer my bottom's been saved with itts diamond weave texture. charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. >> enjoy the go with shaman. good evening and welcome to fox news tonighting, wel on piers m. president trump kept mountains of coke in the white house. m that was diet coke.ou you can only imagine the howls of outrage if it was the white powder variety of coke that had been discovered there on his watch. but 11 days ago, actua l cocaine was discovered in the biden white house. an unbelievablnee plea.clos the case is already closed. nothing to see here. apparentlyed see in a fresh blow to the president's credibility. the secret service