you metal detector you might get a pat-down. only people who wouldn't or r. people who might be in the family and upper security clearance in the creation. this pool of who it could possibly be is so much smaller than they are telling us. and that's the scam of this moment. if they wanted an answer, we would have an answer in a second. >> ainsley: i have seen the movie where you rob the bank and they leave all the money in a locker in a train station. >> jimmy: i'm telling you. >> ainsley: never thought about that. thank you, jimmy, great to see you. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> jimmy: boom, let's get them. ♪ >> we have been fighting to make it clear israel is a racist state. >> democrats pushed back against this comment by one of their own members. >> they should take action against their own from their leadership within their own democratic party. >> why are people scared to have an option they may be threatened to do the right thing? >> voters looking for a different kind of candidate. a 30 party no labels event in new hampshire.

senator joe manchin could be the drop choice. >> everyone is just fed up enough is enough. the parties have retreated. >> haunting street views. show chatting with new york city office. >> the architect was allegedly hiding in plain sight and living a double life. >> fauci had around the clock taxpayer funded security even though he says he is retired. taxpayers are still pailing for fauci's security. it's a terrible example of the government lying to its representatives and to the people. >> convenience stores are swamped nationwide as the multi-state powerball soars. >> i quit my job. >> help pay my mom's car off. >> set my kids up for life and grandkids up for life and go buy an island somewhere. >> brian: we begin the 7:00 a.m. hour on "fox & friends" with this: house republicans are planning to vote on a resolution today denouncing anti-semitism

israel. >> steve: jay paling walks back comments when she said israel is a racist state. >> ainsley: rich edson is outside the white house. >> isaac herzog is scheduled to meet president biden in the oval office this afternoon. tomorrow, herzog goes to capitol hill. evidence will address congress and that's a speech that has divided some democrats. >> i want you to know that we have been fighting to make it clear that israel is a racist state. that the palestinian people deserve. [applause] self-determination and autonomy. that the dream. [cheers] >> that the dream of a two state solution is slipping away from us. >> that led to bipartisan criticism of congresswoman jayapal. she then released a statement saying quote i do not believe the idea of israel as a nation is racist. i do, however, believe that netanyahu's exstrategic right wing government has engaged in

discriminatory and outright racist policies. it's not right to call out progressives but then not recognize that most of us that get called out are women, black, brown immigrant. it's a double standard. in response to jayapal's comment, house leaders are setting up a vote today on a resolution declaring israel is not racist state. 43 hours 43 house democrats cag statement unacceptable. though several other progressive democrats are skipping herzog's speech tomorrow congresswoman ilhan omar. rashed tlaib and jayapal. she said it's not a boycott bull a scheduling conflict. prime minister benjamin netanyahu leaves the israeli government. biden was called netanyahu's coalition one of the most extremist since the 1970s because of proposed judicial overhaul in that country and continued expansion of settlements in the west bank. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. >> steve: all right, rich, thank you so much.

>> brian: didn't misspoke at all that was a deliberate comment. something that seemed to have come from the heart. the walkback was just because of the firestorm and has nothing to do with the color of your skin or your ethnic background. it's the stuff you say that has people condemn you if your own party including debby wasserman schultz who i don't think is known to take shots at people because of the color of their skin. >> steve: there was more of the walkback as well. her spokesperson said, reviewing the text, that the comment was essentially about netanyahu's government, doesn't believe that israel is a racist state. nonetheless, it's doing some damage, obviously, as rich just said later today. >> the israeli president herzog going to the white house and tomorrow he is going to address congress there are a number of democrats who are not going to show up tomorrow for that. and, in fact, there was a picture of congresswoman tlaib and she is holding up a sign that says boycott apartheid and

you have got to wonder whether or not she is going to show up. i know that there are 43 democrats circulating a denunciation of jayapal's statement and it does include and there is a sign right there, it does include some progressive caucus members. the vote, ultimately on the resolution from texans pfluger, will be bipartisan. and undoubtedly overwhelming. >> ainsley: yeah there are a lot of jewish people that are democrats. you have like you said debbie wasserman schultz there are a lot of congress men and women who disagree with her because they are jewish and they know what the jewish penal have been through and what israel has been through. tlaib is skipping the speech, so is omar, so is bowman, so is aoc and jayapal. but she is the only one who says it's not a boycott. it's a scheduling conflict. she was the one who said it's a racist state and is now walking that back. tlaib accusing israel of committing apattern tied. mike pence said it's a disgrace.

it's beneath the dignity of the relationship between america and israel no. place for stat anti-sem tim. most are not pro-israel. israel has to do some work here or lose the democrats of the next generation. it blows me away that continuing the jewish vote in america depose democrats when most republicans have shown the fervent support for israel. think about where we were a couple years ago. israel not the probable. they have realized it. iran, the problem. hence, you have the abraham accords and ripple effect of six different nations saying we recognize israel. and we see reign as the problem. since that time, the president has alien nateed everybody in the arab world, including saudi arabia, who has now aligned themselves with china and iran and, once again, you have the

world condemning israel for the palestinian situation. please tell me where the progress is with the middle east peace policy with this duration. >> steve: listen, israel is one of america's greatest allies. and president herzog is going to get the hero's welcome later today at the white house and tomorrow at congress as well. we are going to talk to mike pence, former vice president. he had comments about these comments. he's going to be with us just about an hour and 10 minutes from right now right here on this channel. >> brian: remember, too. joe biden is known to be a big supporter ever israel and barack obama didn't even want to give benjamin netanyahu the time of day didn't want to him to come in the front door had him leave out the back door. he is the longest serving prime minister in history, so you don't like israel over the last 30 of the last or 20 of the last 30 years. >> ainsley: well, mike pence is a strong christian. he realizes the importance of israel. we are going to talk to him when he comes on this morning in about an hour and a half. >> steve: meanwhile we have been telling you about 2024.

right now, if you look at the polls, it looks like it's probably going to be a rematch between donald trump and also joe biden, the current president of the united states. if these trends hold; however there, san outfit called "no labels" it's a political group. what they're doing is essentially laying the groundwork for a th third party ticket. yesterday, up in new hampshire, you had joe manchin, who is a democrat, of course, from west virginia and jon huntsman and former governor of utah. they were together at a town hall. it was called the common sense town hall, obviously. and essentially they were floating this trial balloon hey, america, what do you think about a third party option? don't think trump. >> don't think biden. think us. watch. >> the common sense majority has no voice in this country. they just watch the three ring circus play out. >> why are people scared to have an option? why are they scared that they

may be threatened to do the right thing? why are they scared to say hey, you are too far to the left. we don't live our life over extremes. i don't live my life on the right or the left. i have got to make decisions for myself and my family. >> ainsley: looking to recruit a democrat and republican to form a bipartisan presidential ticket in 2024. their fundraising goal is $70 million. they are scheduled to hold a convention next april in dallas where it will formally nominate a presidential ticket. this sun precedented. >> brian: couple things going on. senator manchin looks like he is not going to be able to keep that seat. jim justice extremely popular. unby about 20-something points. people safe why would joe manchin not serve in the senate? he is about to lose. if he is about to lose retire 70-something fine for most people. or why don't you cause havoc. he does not shy away from the cameras. he does not mind swimming against the stream. we know that for sure. >> he has alienated with republicans because he went

ahead at the last minute and goth the watered down inflation reduction package and he alienated democrats because he continues to pushback against fattening the court and all the other things they wanted to do to ruin the country. mark levin looked at these two gentlemen and said they are just has been politicians, watch. >> they call themselves no labels. that's their label, is it not? they have a great platform. they don't know what they stand for. and you don't get to find out. only that they want to get things done. what i notice is these are basically washed up millionaire democrat, republican inside washington politicians who can't get elected by their own party. the problem in this country right now is we are getting too many things done. too many things done that are damaging our country, damaging our society. damaging the rule of law. damaging immigration. you got a lawless president in the oval office, who is signing executive orders. you have got lawless courts who are imposing their will.

you have a massive administrative state putting out regulations left and right. they have want to get things done. they are in hurry to get things done. what do you want to get done? the constitution is set up to not get things done. it's to let them live their lives. to let the states have authority. >> brian: he will not be voting for the no labels ticket. >> ainsley: do you think? can you tell that? >> brian: he was parsing his words there. >> steve: huntsman says he doesn't know whether or not he going to do it. he said no plans to run at this point. and manchin said ask me next year. here's the problem though for a third party candidate. >> ainsley: whether i have won or not. >> steve: problem for a third party candidacy, you remember back to 1992 when ross perot ran and got 19%. and he was a spoiler. he caused george her better walker bush to leave the white house essentially and bill clinton won. so that was 19% of the electorate. recently though, in 2016, only

6% of the people voting voted for a third party and then in 2020, only 2%. and most the people who voted for the third party in 2016 backed joe biden four years later costing. >> donald trump the job. >> ainsley: and ron desantis on a ticket? >> steve: that would never happen but that would be something. >> ainsley: they would never leave their party but that would be interesting. >> brian: but doug jones has been basically hired by the democratic party to down play no labels. they are scared to death of cornel west. can you imagine how scared they would be about for huntsman who would do damage in almost every state? and manchin who would do damage in some states, too, and together, they would chip away and when you see how many states where just a few thousand separating both candidates in 2016 and 2020, this absolutely should be taken dead serious what people have brought up is where have they gotten their money? be transparent where your money is coming from. they got a ton of it.

>> ainsley: something appealing about having a moderate conservative and moderate democrat on the sage ticket bribe bine we do have to compromise. people don't want to hear it. that's what i get outside the circles when you go into the real world. most people are not way to the right and way to the left. they are willing to sacrifice a little. we have got to get away from the i lost and i won and i will get you back in four years as opposed to yeah my person won but i'm not out of it for four years. i have a role in it and joe biden pretended he was going to do that. a. >> ainsley: and i want to hear your ideas. please hear mine. we can still get along and have different opinions. >> steve: absolutely. that's why a majority of americans now identify as independent, which, and you have got to figure. >> ainsley: the majority do? the majority do? >> steve: yeah. when you look at more people have said they are independent than democrat or republican. >> brian: yeah, the problem right now i'm just getting this, there's a palm out and people disagree with me are wrong 100 percent of the time. i'm probably going to get that

pie chart up next hour. promise? >> steve: that's politics. let's move on to other news. chilling new developments in the case of the gilgo beach new york serial killings. new google street images surface showing the suspect chatting with a woman in new york city one year before he was arrested. >> ainsley: it's chilling. but i bet he chatted with a bunch of women over the course of the last four years. lives in your neighborhood do people know him? >> brian: people know him scared of the behemoth. >> disturbing items in new york -- in the new york architect's home. >> brian: how about a grenade. todd piro has more. >> todd: these are photos we wouldn't think much of. it's the allegations against rex ooheuermann. 64 talking to a petite woman near his new york city office this was in 2022, more than a year for his arrest for

allegedly murdering sex workers and dumping their bodies on the beach near long island. even more haunting police found a portrait of a battered woman while searching his home. it appears to be a blonde woman. police taking it along with other bizarre items including a child sized doll that was stored in a wooden and glass case. former client of heuermann details a conversation she had with the suspected killer while driving him home a year before his arrest. she says, quote: at one point on the drive we talked about the gilgo beach murders. we even discussed the burlap and why someone would use that. in retrospect, thinking about that conversation, it's just bone chilling, end quote. political science say they named heuermann a suspect in 2022, so, at the time of that encounter and the google map photos he was already on their radar. despite all of this, he maintains his innocence. his attorney says, quote: there is nothing about mr. heuermann that would suggest he is involved in niece incidents. and while the government has decided to focus on him, despite

more significant and stronger leads, we are looking forward to defending him in court. a court of law before a fair and impartial jury of his peers. heuermann was arrested thursday for the murder of three. he is also the prime suspect in a fourth killing. back to you. >> >> brian: is he not talking yet. one of the things he said am i in the newspapers? is the news covering this? >> ainsley: yeah. he wanted to know. he wants the attention. >> brian: heuermann's neighbor will be here to talk about the experiences that they had with him. >> steve: thank you very much, todd. what is curious is google map showed these people and him on the streets of new york. i thought google maps were supposed to buzz out people's faces. but, also, people did a google search last week of his address, and the avalanche van that was described is parked in front of his house. >> ainsley: how weird is that that he had a life size doll in

a glass case. >> brian: child's. >> steve: weird. need an explanation. all right. 7:16 now here in the east and carley joins us and we have a lot of news today. car k5r certainly. we will start with a fox news alert. the united nations command says an american national is likely in north korean custody after crossing communist country during a tour of deet militarized zone. a u.s. national on a joint security area orientation tour crossed without authorization. the military demarcation line into the democratic people's republic of korea. we believe he is currently in custody and working with or korean counterparts to resolve this incident. fox news has reached out to the white house for comment. to another fox news alert here. three teenagers are hurt after a shooting in the heart of new york city times square late last night. officials say the victims are 15, 16, and 17 years old. the teens were reportedly part of a larger group that got into

an argument with a male suspect. the victims are expected to recover. the suspect still on the loose. republicans sounding off after u.s. special climate envoy john kerry praises china for its incredible approach, in quotes, to expanding renewable energy sources. and issues a warning about coal emissions. >> john kerry is still favorite person to deal with. john kerry believes we need to cooperates with china when it comes to climate change. it's a bit like believing bernie madoff was an ethical business partner. >> carley: carkerry is in china working to improve climate talks and relations with china. will gearing up to win the tenth annual best annual cruiser contest. states are showing off rides parked at popular land marks and next to animals like bisons and

gaithers in florida. july 31st. kentucky won two years in a row for those that you see on your screen. >> steve: congratulations, thank you, carley. >> ainsley: thank you carley shimkus we appreciate that if is 18 minutes after the hour and coming up. telecom trouble major companies like tats and verizon see their stocks plunging after concerns over lead cables. >> steve: lead cables. will. >> ainsley: spelled either way in this case worried about the lead. marc siegel on the health dangers for the workers impacted. >> brian: plus, dash, dash. reports show dr. fauci is being guarded by u.s. marshals on the taxpayer's dime which cost more than that dime. thanks carley. ♪

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and that they were unaware of the risks at the time. these workers were exposed to lead used in telecom cables in infrastructure across the country. here to discuss the dangers fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel. this is a troubling story. there are a lot of people that didn't realize that years ago when they worked with lead cables which in some cases left behind and according to the "wall street journal" leaching lead into the soil, into the water, these people were working

with the sodder. the lead sodder and lead cables and now all sorts of health problems and they didn't know they were in peril then. >> exactly. you made a couple of great points. it leaches into the soil and into the water. that means that kids can be exposed and we worry about kids a lot. one out of 40 kids, steve, end up with lead intoxication, overtime chronic. there is a million people die every year from lead. the ones we worry about the most are workers. they get the most exposure or have had the most exposure in lead cables, lead paint. plumbers get exposed to it. people work directly with lead. people work in gas stations. you also said another key pointed, people don't know because they don't know what these symptoms are. irritability is number one on the list. a tremor, feeling fatigued, feeling weakness. having trouble concentrating. that can be a lot of things. the good news is i can test for it. i can test for lead in my office. i do it all the time. it's a very simple test. and, of course, the e.p.a. and others can test for it in the

environment. we can test for lead exposure. but, by the time -- here's the worst problem, by the time it occurs some of it is irreversible, kidney, heart damage, damage to the brain, to the nerves. i can leach it out of the system can chelation therapy or with a pill. can i tell you to eat more iron, calcium, vitamin d. can i tell you how to limit exposure but by then damage has been done. >> steve: because the lead has embedded itself in your organs, correct? >> correct. it lasts in your body two to three months. the one that bothers me the most neurodevelopmental issues in children who maybe don't think as clearly or don't problem solve as well, very tragic. >> steve: this story appeared yesterday in the "wall street journal." and, obviously, i was reading this morning a bunch of the toll come stocks have plunged given the liability, perhaps. u.s. telecom gave us a statement about this story. theythey said we haven unable to confirm by the "wall street journal" because we do not have access to all of the data and

methodology under lying its conclusions. we he have not seen nor have regulators identified evidence that legacy lead sheath telecom cables are a leading cause of lead exposure or the cause of public health issue. the u.s. telecom industry stands ready to engage constructively on the issue i'm sure they will now that this is a big story. i have got a question for you. one of my summer jobs was i worked with a plumber. i was around a lot of lead sodder. that was decades ago. am i in the clear? >> you are not completely in the clear. obviously you are not having any of these symptoms. but what about the plumber. what about all of our plumbers across the country. >> absolutely. >> have they been tested? they need to be tested for it. as you pointed out, it can stay for decades in the environment. and what about paint, lead paint? they regulated lead paint in 1977. but it didn't get the it out of houses because plenty of houses have lead paint in there from before. so we are still facing this. it's still a crisis in this

country. >> steve: it is. there are hundreds of thousands of americans who have dealt with lead products and lead sheath cables and stuff like that through the decades. if they have a question today. how do they get ahold-what do they ask their doctor to do for them. >> simple lead level in the blood. i can check lead in the urine as well. difficult look at kidney function to see if it protects r kidneys. looking for tremors. about sen centration and the ability to solve problems. really really important. watch out for your children most importantly. >> steve: also check out the story in the "wall street journal." dr. siegel, thank you very much for joining us. >> good to see you. >> steve: interesting stuff. still ahead on this tuesday, a georgia state lawmaker ditched the democrats over their poor policies. now her mail bag is getting filled with hate letters from the far left. she is going to join us next. plus, say goodbye to suitcase struggles and hello.

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though he is retired. >> alexandria hoff joins us live from washington. alexandria, expand on this. >> it's interesting and some really good work because acting on a tip "jesse watters primetime" was able to get their hands on these documents that show that the u.s. marshals service has taken over the responsibility of protection for dr. fauci from the department of health and human services. that's despite his retirement at the beginning of this year. the paperwork reveals that the security detail includes limousine transportation. now, more interesting to senator rand paul is who has been paying for it and the murky responses he has received after pressing the agent, jess. >> we asked the government are you funding his limo and his driver and security detail and they say oh, we're not doing it oh, but somebody else is doing it and we are reimbursing them why is the retired guy the only retired official i know gets that kind of treatment is a former president. so i have no idea why this bureaucrat still has a limo

driver, security detail and we want to know does he still get legal representation. >> that is a good question. senator paul believes that the fortune that dr. fauci amassed during his long career and during the pandemic should be enough to pay for his own security detail, brian. >> brian: absolutely. we will see where this goes. he has not had a response, has he? >> no. we haven't heard anything from dr. fauci as of yet. >> brian: i think he will. thanks so much. appreciate it. >> sure. >> brian: meanwhile, after switching party former democrat and state represent meisha says she has received file angry letters from democrats here one of them we can read. the people who elected you as a democrat lady not a republican. you should be ashamed of your pitiful self-and you should be let go because you are a lying lump of nothing. they don't elect a republican, you idiot. be marjorie taylor greene sidekick. what a class act. you will fit right into her pa they thick mold you moron. other ones are so wad.

meisha may nor joins us now. >> it's really sad. started each statement or response with a response dear democrat i'm really sorry that you feel this way. this is just the kind of treatment that i was receiving for the past three, four years. and so it doesn't surprise me but luckily the democrats have helped me build a tough skin so for your listeners out there, i am fine. let's pray for those that are sending those messages. >> >> brian: since you made the move, you have spoken to the governor, governor kemp. what has been the governor's reaction and do you think you two could work together. >> i plan on working with every single republican and democrat for that matter. but, the governor's response it me switching was positive. we worked together in the past. he signed several of my bills. speaker of the house john burns has been very responsive as well

as lieutenant governor burt jones. so it's been a positive response. >> brian: you know, i'm just looking at some of the responses that we can't make into graphics and put on air. a lot of them refer to race. is that disconcerting in 2023 to get this reaction? i mean, jeff van drew did the same thing in new jersey. i don't believe that people brought up the color of his skin. >> you know, i think -- i was on your show before, i believe. and we talked about immigration and how much people put toward minority communities. this is just an example of some people in the democratic party that are showing their true colors when it comes to supporting minorities. and another reason why i'm happy to be with the republican party. >> brian: what's your first order of business if i could get behind you? what matters most to you that you are going to look to build on this momentum to push forward? >> school choice, school choice, school choice.

parent choice. kids in my community only 3% can read. 2% math proficiency. that's ridiculous. that's no way to start a career. it's a bad sign for america's workforce and so the republicans and i, we will make sure that that's better. >> brian: right. may have free competition. public schools better win the students over. if they are not. let them have a choice and the money can follow. that's the most important thing studies show we could do for any minority community because they flourish. measure shah, thanks so much. sorry you had to do this. look forward to tracking your career and look forward to having you back on. >> thank you so much. a fox news alert. u.s. national now held in north korea reportedly crossing the dmz without authorization. we will bring you've updates. admitting the deaths of four women earlier this year in portland linked to a serial

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covid susceptible, hello? really? she lets this guy out and within about a year and a half six dead bodies were found. he has now been linked to four of the bodies. even though brown let 4eu7 out as soon as it was relayed to governor kotek the early release was rescinded. is he back in snake correctional right now but on that watch, six women are dead. four of them, we believe to be linked. and what's also disheartening is at the time when i and many others were screaming this is a serial killer, not only did portland police say no comment, they do say no comment. they didn't say integrity of the investigation. we can't comment. they outright denied a serial killer was stalking the city. they said they didn't want to scare women. how about saving women? while women are dropping like

flies in portland? and can i tell you something else? this is a serial killer's dream come true in a no police zone. that's what's happening. >> ainsley: nancy, let's talk about south carolina. alex murdaugh back in the news. killed his wife and son in a prison in south carolina. apparently they received tablets so they c it has pictures of him in prison shirtless in his cell. >> do i have to? do i have to look at alex murdaugh without a shirt on and his shirtless selfie. think about it. this guy we know has already about a thousand letters. many of them love letters. i can't get my head arranged that. love letters. women saying they think about him, quote. all day long? really, get a job, woman. but that said, he can facetime family and friends and i think we know who the friends probably are. these were released pursuant to

a foia freedom of information act request. and apparently, he didn't take them himself. the device periodically takes photos as he is on the device. we think. but if he is facetiming, whoever is he facetiming, gets a real eye full. >> ainsley: yes. you are right. nancy, thank you so much. so bizarre. why do they get tablets. aren't you concerned about that. >> we are paying for that the taxpayers are paying for that. >> ainsley: so they can watch movies. >> i don't want to think about that. and facetime friends. >> ainsley: nancy has a great special. it's on fox nation. it's dropping today. it's called left for dead. the case of madison brooks. she interviews maddy's mom. last seen getting into the car with four men and some of them have been charged with third degree rape. so you will hear her story. nancy, do you want to tell us a little bit about it. >> yes. maddy has her whole life in front of her beautiful on the inside and the outside. much like her mother.

and as her mother described racing to the hospital and getting there before they took her off life support. i mean i will never forget that moment looking in the mom's eyes. i think these perps need to be charge with felony murder. a death occurred during the commission of a felony. and after they abuse her, they push her out in traffic and she is hit by an oncoming car. not only that, they laughed during the attack. that need to be a felony murder charge. >> gosh, she was a college student; is that right and had gone out that night? >> college student, college student there in louisiana, going out with her friends and tiger land. it's a series of bars, music and so forth. they knew they were over serving her. she ends up inebriated and dead. >> ainsley: a mom's worst nightmare.

nancy, thank you so much. you can watch crime stories with nancy grace. nancy grace crime on fox nation.com. thanks, nancy. 2k3wr5eu9 to see you. let's hand it over to carley. she has some more headlines for us. thanks, carley. >> we are going to start with a big fox news alert. a u.s. soldier is reportedly detained in north korea after crossing over into the communist country from south korea. this happened during a tour of the demilitarized zone. the american national has not been identified but a south korean newspaper citing the country's army now reports the person is a u.s. soldier with a rank of private second class. fox news has reached out to the national security council for comment. china is now rewriting the bible, quran and other sacred religious texts part of a 10 year plan to boost the image of xi jinping. forcing prod distant churches to replace the 10 commandments with quotes from xi.

this includes swapping out thou shall have no other god before me to resolutely guard against the infiltration of western ideology. 1.4 billion people, ainsley in china and this is now what they are forced to believe. >> ainsley: blasphemy. the bible is completely wrong. coming up. former president mike pence joins us live. plus, say goodbye to suitcase struggles and hello to stress free vacations. here with the best packing hacks. that's next. ♪ a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you.

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. we have a lot to cover in the weather department take a look at the maps where we have the potential for not only heat across the southwest and texas. large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes for sections of the plain states even towards the northeast where we could see some scattered thunderstorms later today and the potential for heavy rain which could bring flash flooding. the heat is ongoing and record breaking over parts of the southwest in towards texas for the fifth week there. 18 days of consecutive 110 day degree plus heat for phoenix. and that is going to continue

with the 10-day forecast looking like more heat on the way. so fox weather.com. we'll have all the latest details for you with all of the weather that i just spoke about. all right, steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: all right, j.d., thank you very much. if you were watching the program yesterday, we discussed a growing trend on how to pack your suitcase for your next summer trip. remember this? >> i have a huge, it looks like a coffin, a huge bag. >> steve: we have seen it. it is. you put a person -- you could put two people in that bag. >> i take it off out of my closet on the hanger and i fold it, go like that and a the hanger is here. the next piece go like that the hanger is here. the next piece go like that the hanger is there and there. i do that layer after layer after layer. >> brian: i have a domestic staff of eight people i tell them i'm going and traveling you pack up my stuff that makes me look good and sexy. >> steve: my wife does it for me. she a keeper. yes my wife is. >> ainsley: yes, she is. here with even more tinns and

tricks to take advantage of each and every inch of your execute case lamore. >> you saw yesterday the packing hack. we are actually showing you how to use today. and i actually love, this especially if you are packing with kids. >> steve: it's a shoe hanger. like a over the door shoe organizer. hear the hack roll your clothes to save space in the suitcase takes it a step further. roll it up and put it into the slot. and if you do have kids, can you do your bathing suits. >> brian: are they wrinkled when you get it out. >> no. all you do. >> ainsley: roll them. >> when you unpack hang it over the door in your hotel room or your air b and n or wherever you are saying. >> brian: a shoe rack. >> steve: a shoe organizer. i this i love because if you have little kids make sure think are occupied. >> make sure they have snacks. >> this is a hanging toiletry bag and filled it up with all different activities. what you can do because it's hanging can you do it behind your car seat or can you do it behind your airplane seat and

then they can have all their things, lollipops, chocolate is my go to. >> ainsley: play-doh, granola bars. >> i stole from my son's room last night little toys he plays with. >> steve: wondering where it is now. it's definitely not easy for whoever is watching him. >> i will never put just dirty shoes my clothes suitcase because they are dirty. >> yeah. exactly. brian, take a plastic shower cap that you can just buy write at the drugstore and then that's it. this one is probably not locked up. >> brian: hanging in your bathroom. >> put your shoes right in there put it right into the suitcase, similarly, can you do the same thing if you are taking large bottles for spillage, actually just put. >> these always spill in my leg gal shah moo put in large bag. those are too big. this is if you are traveling by car? >> ainsley: put the plastic over, i see. >> so you are then it doesn't spill out over it.

>> got a million of them. >> aren't they so great? this one is one of my favorite hacks, text yourself or your friend your flight information. you are going to press down on it. do preview flight. get all of your information, your gate, your terminal. everything that you need. and so you don't have to be like searching for your boarding pass. if you forgot your wire plug it back into the tv and charge your devices. this one is going to be hacking your way if you want to take a look at this to working while on vacation. so what this is this is a window rewards cubicle caddie take a zoom call while you are on the golf course it has a retractible green screen. >> steve: go to lamore suss.com. >> brian: right on the outside. going to play a game ♪ we are the champion.

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