>> greg: we are out of time. our studio, i am greg gutfeld. see you next week at 10:00 p.m. [applause] >> good evening, everyone, welcome to america's late news. i am mike emanuel in washington, in trace gallagher. breaking tonight, another attempt to wipe out billions of dollars of debt. the rules of the road are being ignored in one california city. the streets look more like scenes from "fast and furious," we begin with the break of the case of the long island serial killer. officials say they got their

guy. >> ashley is here. >> the case has baffled investigators over a decade. today, police finally identify the suspect. >> greg sherman is a demon that walks among us. a predator that ruins families. if not for the members of this task force, he would still be on tp streets today. >> 59-year-old rex herman. he pled not guilty. >> he did say in tears that i didn't do this. we didn't have any evidence, this is the beginning of the case. everybody is presumed innocent in our country. >> early this morning, police swarmed his home on long island.

it is not far from where the bodies were found. the charges are linked to three murders, all women and he's the prime suspect for a fourth that may be connected as many as ten. the investigation begins in 2010 with the search of missing 23-year-old shannon gilberts. police discovered the bodies of four other women now down as the gilgo four. back in january, they found dna on pizza crusts that connected him to three of the murders. documents also revealed the married father of two frequently sought out sex workers and conducted online searches related to prostitution and child pornography. he's in custody held without bail. a bail hearing is scheduled for august 1st. if he's convicted, he could face multiple sentences and more

charges could be filed. more on that, mike, back to you. >> ashley, thank you very much. >> let's bring in nicole parker, former fbi special agent, class action attorney, kelly hines. >> nice to see you. >> we'll convict him and hold him responsible for what he did and whether, you know, what i think of him personally or whether i don't like him -- does not matter. we are going to hold him responsible for what he did in this case. >> nicole, how did they hold him accountable for these crimes? >> this is a very important day in this investigation. this has been an unanswer mystery for years and these family members are looking for closures. they're going to bring justice to him because they have done over 300 search warrants and subpoenas. they have done absorbant amount

of investigations. it seems to be rock solid evidence. they formed a task force with local state and federal partners. they have been working on this for years. this case has been looked at and investigated for years behind the scenes. they brought this case on and it is rock solid evidence in my opinion. we heard the commissioner called this suspect a demon walks among us. kelly, what's unique about this case from your perspective? >> when we look at it from a legal perspective, we have to note that first he was indicted. that means a grand jury based on the evidence they heard believe that there was sufficient evidence to charge him with a crime. so, what has he been charged with? he's been charged with first-degree murder. in first-degree murder, there has to be the intent,

premeditated, planned intent to kill someone. second-degree murder is also the fact that he did kill someone but it does not have to be planned or premeditated. we have to look at did this allegedly happen oed over ten years ago. the fact that dna is involved in this case is going to be key and potentially powerful and strong evidence for the state. >> for the suspect's side of thing, his attorney says he didn't do it but he does not have any evidence yet. how challenging it is for this attorney? >> we are talking about cell phone data. the fbi worked on what we call cast. they also provided, you know, burner phones that were looked at, the cell site towers, that's some - solid.

they interviewed one of the victims' roommates. this is just dedication to this investigation. as a former agent, you see the evidence, and thank you know you are there to protect these victims to serve justice and you do not give up. the google search, that's a powerful piece of evidence. i work similar investigations. this man was looking up over 200 search terms and looking into what the status of the case was. it all adds up. i think - you know, he'll end up being convicted on this. >> kelly, final word for you. >> ultimately, it is going to be up to the jury based on the facts and evidence and under the court of law, you are innocent until proven guilty. hopefully, that the victims and their families can have some type of justice. >> nicole parker and kelly

hineman, thanks a lot. >> thank you. multiple law officials have been shot in dnorth dakota. police also say there are no threat to the public at this time. we'll update you as the story develops. >> law enforcement officials say some people are driving too fast and too furious in oakland,california, putting on side shows that are endangering the community. correspondent bill has this story. >> take a look, streetovers like this one and also known as side shows are becoming more common in san francisco bay area. they are shutting down

intersections and neighboring streets and parking lots and bridges to put on dangerous performance like high speedo nuts. in this video back in april, san francisco's bay bridge is taken over completely and cut-off by one of these side shows. local residents say some of these drivers wore masks to hide their identity. they'll pull guns on anybody taking pictures of license plates and making their streets sometimes seen like fast and furious. this is a video from the aircraft showing one of them in sarasota back in 2020. local politicians in oakland say they are fed up. >> we need to define penalties against organizers and facilitators of side shows. police clearly tell us that 64% of those participating in side shows are not from oakland.

jason rantz is sounding off on this problem. >> because most of the time these are juveniles and young adults that are responsible, they know they are not accountable. >> police department will have additional resources out on the streets to ramp up enforcement on these illegal side shows. they say if anybody takes part in one of these, their cars could be towed and seized. >> bill melugin, many thanks. >> dinero rodriguez was found dead in his apartment from a

fentanyl overdose. >> an accused dealer is linked to robert dinero's grandson. the 20-year-old is charged. she sold a counterfeit pill laced with fentanyl taken by the teenager, the 19-year-old leandro dinero-rodriguez. mark texted with the teen referred in the court document as the victim. before he agreed to pay $105 for the drugs, asking him, quote, "do you really need them?" telling him, "i don't want to kill you." >> she knew the pills could kill but she cons to sell them

anyway. if convicted on the three distribution counts. >> molly, thank you very much. >> more than 800,000 people will be getting student debt relief to the tune of $39 million in the coming weeks according to an announcement from the biden administration friday. the move comes less than a month after the supreme court struck down a different plan to forgive student loans. senior correspondent kevin corke is joining us now with details. >> this is more or less a use work around. while also making good on a promise to do something, do anything to reduce student loan debt. now, as you point out this forgives about $39 billion in student debt impacting as many as 804,000 americans, borrowers who have been making payments between 20 or 25 years will now have their debts wiped clean.

the action comes just a couple of weeks after the high courts struck down biden's $430 billion student loan relief because it was unconstitutional. however, this is important and by, i should point out despite anger from taxpayers and americans who never been to college and they have concerns that they're going to end up putting the bill for something they didn't receive a benefit for. well, in spite of all that, the white house says to plow ahead. the president says these borrowers will join the millions of people that my administration provided, resulted in $116 billion and loan relief to over 3 million borrowers under my administration. at the other end, congressional lawmakers are vowing to fight what they call an unprecedented efforts to bypass congress. >> if they can find a way to

make it legal, they're going to do this. they can't do this without congress appropriating the money and signing off on it. >> marsha blackburns speaking there. the loans will automatically be discharged in the coming weeks. >> thanks a lot. let's bring in jessica anderson. >> hey, mike, great to be here. let's hear from the education secretary. >> the supreme court saw it differently and we right lane moving forward in another path and we'll put the best legal argument forward to provide relief for borrowers. that's our focus and we are not going to stay off of that. >> this is a do over by the biden administration. will the court allow it? >> biden could not get this done through congress with their support. the supreme court said -- no,

you can't have a legal pathway for the student loan amnesty. now, he goes a third way and it is more narrow. i don't think it will holdup when you look at what the justices have said on his original claim. this is clear political pardoning for these voters he's trying to sway in court and the leedup to the presidential next year. >> president biden says, republican lawmakers who have no problems of the government forgiving millions of dollars and tried everything they can. to be clear though, congress has the power, otherwise, every president would fund their own priorities, right? >> that's exactly right. congress has the authority here to provide relief. it is choosing not to because it is recognizing so many hardworking americans actually work hard to pay off their loans. they take a second job.

maybe they don't take the loan in the first place. their family sacrificed for those decisions. americans know hardworking grit is what makes america possible. this is disappointing for r the president to go around the lotto advance his left-wing agenda. >> let's take a look at the numbers, the old plan is expected to impact $37 billion borrowers. this is designing benefits 800,000 people causing $49 billion. is that still significant taxpayers' money. >> it is still significant and it is still money from all taxpayers and not just those that went to college. people are on the hook whether or not they went to higher ed or they took a trade or they never made it to college. they are now responsible for paying the debt from someone in another state, another community. it is not equitable.

where is equitable when it comes to amnesty for student loan debt. there should be responsibility and president biden should recognize that but instead encouraging people to get a job and pay the loan or going after these endowment. >> that's an interesting point. the most expensive school, someone going after them may provide relief to lots of worthwhile students. >> jessica anderson, thanks so much for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> the house passed a controversial defense bill that includes several amendments pushed by conservative to eliminate wokeness. senior congressional -- chad

herman. >> it was a massive rebutte of that far left ideology and if push that we see under the biden administration. >>. >> reporter: the house nearly approved the bill, only four republicans voted anyway and only four democrats voted yes. >> more democrats would have been yeah. >> hijack our national security. >> republicans uprooted the pentagon policies allowing service members to travel across state line for abortions and block transgender surgeries. >> it is a cultural war and it is more focused on attacking trans people and women and wokism. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy embraced the bill for saying radical pentagon. >> the house rejected the effort

by mccarthy green. >> that allows for me to be the voice in the room and talk about removing the money going into ukraine. >> the house bill is not the final say. we are going to cut out the in our authorization act.ave put >> if the republicans incest we'll have to be in it, we do not have a daa this year. >> conservatives are watching mccarthy closely after he cut a deal with democrats on the debt ceiling. >> have you had a hard time getting a doctor's appointments lately? we'll tell you what's behind this struggle. >> and in your late night

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>> areal republican say the union is more concerned of social activism than education. mike tobin reports from chicago. >> clear evidence of the cloud of the chicago teachers union, brandon johnson to the mayor's office. >> teacher, organizer.

>> reporter: when johnson made his appearance, stacey gates is often near by. >> she's the power behind the throne now. >> reporter: the ctu funded in johnson's campaign. >> this is no longer a teacher's union. it is a mrit cool group and their goal is to do social justice. they don't care about education anymore. >> only six out of every 100 black school students in chicago schools could do math at grade level. chicago teachers have walked out 14 times and demands from recent strikes ranging from covid safety to affordable housing and defunding the police. >> the reality is they ignore

what's happening in the schools and pushing more of their justice agenda. >> reporter: their agenda is on the march. . >> in my view, the state of illinois has become the vanguard for progressive policy for all over the country. >> reporter: schools were up to grade level. the illinois report card rated 84% of the teachers excellent. >> mike tobin, fox news. >> our "media spotlight" of our highs and lows. with us, beverly hubbard and curtis. green to both of you.

>> thank you. fareed zakaria asked about his age. >> i think a lot of people watch you and they have been impressed and you brought the economy back and restored the nation with the world. many of these people do say and these are supporters of yours that the next thing he should do is step aside and let another generation of democrats to take the baton. >> beverly, tell us about your high. >> the liberal media is finally starting to call out president biden. >> zakaria, of course, also

marine is calling out president biden for not ignoring his event child and talking about these grandchildren everyday but does not acknowledge his seventh grandchild. this is pointing to two areas that's really bad for the president. his age which is on full display on a daily basis. they're getting to it. the question is are they doing it because they hope another democrat contender will sneak in? >> let's play the white house's cocaine joke. >> to me, the secret service looks like they can't find a dead cow in a closet. this is really not a sufficient investigation. >> curtis, your thoughts? >> a rare moment of sanity on msnbc. andrew weissmann is never going to be confused of being a

straight shooter per se. he's been a pit bull on all sorts of msnbc shows or stephanie ruhle or nicole wallace's show. >> they didn't interviewed anybody, and there is no cameras. >> beverly, your low is the lady of the view saying twitter is spreading misinformation. what about that? >> yeah, it is. >> i join too because it is not owned by elon musk and that's itself is enough for me to join. >> this thread is connected to instagram. >> instagram is a happy place. >> sorry, beverly, go ahead. they are my low us because of their lack of self awareness.

yes, they do that on their show on a daily basis. it seems like the worst thing in their mind that elon musk did was to open up to dialogue and allow themselves. >> >> as you look at the statue of liberty today. as an american, you regarded as a simple art of our country. >> >> i think it is both. i think it is an important symbol of our country. it is simple of the way freedom is offered. >> curtis, your thoughts? >> i was told by jim acosta that the statue of liberty is at the base of it is on peer -- he

started out working for jimmy carter back in the day. between these two things he's able to be on pbs there. we found back in may that 85% of their coverage have been negative towards republicans and 54% tariff to democrats. >> they argued no, progressives are far left labels to anything democrats would have done. so, american people will have to fund this and put up with this. it is about time the parade ends. >> thank you so much, have a great weekend. >> tonight, we are facing collages. if it seems that it is taking longer these days to get to see in a doctor, you may be right. >> here is ayssa lakuna.

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share, hit us up o oo on @foxnewsnight. the united states is ranked number one in the world and seeking the title for a third time in a row. alexi lawless is joining us now. >> how are you doing, my man? >> great to see you. >> let's start with u.s. superstar alex morgan. >> when we step on the field, this world cup is face -- we have 32 teams in the world, never before. it is going to be competitive and the most watched world cup. it is going to be the best one yet. >> will this american side be strong and something that's never been done before on and men the women's side.

>> absolutely. it is unprecedented and never been done. why? one, they have a history of incredible quality and a history of incredible depth. certainly, you will have players like alex and others that have been there and done that before. you will have new players, alyssa thompson. 19 years old. these types of players are going to star in this world cup. don't sleep on the rest of the world. over the years, they gotten better and better and more resources and tension and respect to the game. this is the biggest woman's world cup we have, it gives you an opportunity to teams and individual players. there is all sorts of stuff going on the field and off the field. we'll be bringing every single moment for you when it comes to our fox sports coverage. >> what country is the biggest

challenges for this u.s. squad? >> for the u.s., you are talking about canada, england, and they would love nothing more but to win the world cup but to do it at the expense of the u.s. you got germany hanging around and brazil and these types of teams and spain is coming on and the suite. there is about a handful of teams out there on any given day absolutely can beat the u.s. as i said before, there will be sleepers and surprises, and guess what? there are going to be high scoring affairs. this is the price you pay for bringing everybody in. it is worth the price because the experience that these players get and bringing it back to their nations and their cultures, that's what you need to have to grow the game elsewhere. >> full disclosure. >> she was the big man on campus. i was a radio play by play guy

who covered his team. alexie, how grateful are you to be breaking down soccer on this awesome platform. >> you are showing pictures. my goodness, way back on what would have been the fall of 1988. i grew up in michigan and we jumped in the car and we drove 16 hours. my dad barely slowed the car down and kicked my ass out and said, good luck. from a soccer perspective, it was awesome. it changed my life forever. it was incredible experience from an a -- >> i thil have a piece of ruckers and a piece of new jersey with me wherever i go. >> lexie, very proud of you. you make us all proud. >> i hope you have an awesome

trip. bring us home a championship and maybe bring the kid a koala or something? >> thank you, betsy, you are the best. >> there is a new push tonight to create a new information to study ufos. lawmakers fox business correspondent hillary vaughn has the details tonight. >> reporter: we have people running important decisions and they are lying to us. >> what it is making it hard for them to avoid the possibility that we may not be alone. the u.s. government may know it. >> david rush claimed the pentagon is capturing and collecting extra.

pentagon officials are denying his claims of any programs ever existed. >> thams that spacecraft has casualty and sometimes you encounter dead pilots. believe it or not. it is true. >> they are not getting the cooperations or the answers they need to put these serious to bed. >> at some point they're going to have to say tell the truth, one way or another. >> ufos don't exist. why do the pentagon putting pressure on people. >> leader chuck schumer has a bipartisan proposal that'll collect and ratified ufo record. >> the innovate knows about it. did we have the right to know about it, too? >> i want to speculate about

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tonight's "nightcap crew," sharing food. people refused to share food when sitting down with a meal with your partner. do you mind sharing food with those closest to you, beverly, lead us off? >> well, i wonder if this is status. there are few fami families -- actually, i was wondering if it was broken down as asking men verses women. i know if i am with my mom or girlfriend, we like to split-t meals and try different things of get one entree and split it. i think guys are different. you don't hear them say hey, do you want to split an entree with me. >> all right, you are up. >> we would order everything on the menu and we would split it. when it comes the meals, i split

it with my fiance. we can't decide something and so we'll order two different things. anybody else though? probably not. >> we are getting tight on time. ashley, do your thing. >> i broken up people because they did not share their food with me. [laughter] >> i am notorious for one to share food with everybody and they have to share food with me, too. >> bill, your turn. >> all my buddies up in my business, like wise, i don't care about sharing food. we'll other a bunch of stuff and we'll split it evenly. >> kevin corke, bring us home. >> it does not matter. as long as it does not hit the floor, knock yourself out. >> growing up with brothers, we are kind of predatory when it comes to food. we gotten a little better about it. >> we ask our twitter and instagram followers if they mind

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