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on the home of suspected serial killer heurmann. >> he had a vault downstairs, it is concerning. >> we have been fighting to make sure it is known israel is a racist state. >> they should take action against their own democratic ic party. >> what is happening withing our children? >> they have precious pearls in their children and don't want them taken. looking at government, what are you doing? >> steve: 8:01 on the east coast. a u.s. soldier apparently crossed into north korea and taken into custody. >> brian: the american national is a u.s. soldier, we are unable to confirm the soldier's

identity at this time. >> ainsley: united nations tweeting the u.s. national on joint orientation tour crossed without authority into the people's republic of korea, we believe he is in custody and working with korean counter parts. >> brian: should not be a big deal, he has 158-line. two irs whistleblowers will testify before the house oversight committee as congress continues to look into the biden family finances. >> ainsley: chairman james comer says one special agent confirmed administration was tipped off about the probe into hunter biden. >> steve: what do we know? alexandria hoff joins us with the latest. >> >> alexandria: irs whistleblower, whistleblower x

will testify in front of the house oversight committee tomorrow afternoon. the committee reveals a former agent corroborate with key irs testimony. the committee tweeted the agent confirmed key portions of the whistleblower testimony including that the biden transition team were tipped off about the planned interview. agents planned to interview him in early december, they found out the family had been tipped off, feeling this gives hunter unfair advantage. jim jordan backing that up last night on "the ingraham angle." listen. >> these two whistleblowers have been nothing, but credible, today with the whistleblower confirming key parts of testimony, this is coming down to who do you believe? the biden justice department that says parents were

extremists and catholics were terrorists or the two whistleblowers who have impeccable records. >> alexandria: jamie raskin is taking offense to the committee strategy when it comes to the hunter biden probe. >> our legitimacy is being eroded by the tactics adopted by chairman comer. we will validate anybody who says anything about the bidens and have not laid a glove on president biden. there are issues and they are off on a wild goose chase. >> alexandria: congressman comer responded last night. >> i don't think jamie raskin or jen psaki can show one thing we produced that cannot be backed up by hard evident by the biden

family. >> this as hunter biden awaits plea hearing scheduled for next wednesday. >> steve: quick question for you. with two whistleblowers, one known, gary shapley, will they appear on television or will we be able to see the testimony? >> alexandria: we've heard how his identity will be known and there are portions of previous deposition that did name him. more of reveal than his name and text. >> steve: thank you for the live report. >> ainsley: former fbi super supervisory special agent assigned to biden special investigation and the whistleblower says it was

blocked by president biden and telling them, we will knock on your door and come interview hunter biden. >> steve: 8:00 in the morning. >> brian: another claim from last week's whistleblower who put his comments on tape because they said he was a foreign agent and he was in a think tank, former cia agent. they said hunter biden had an informant in washington that had one eye. easy to find out. david weiss said, i did have full authority, however, in los angeles, he asked to charge here, no. in d.c., they said no. problems with david weiss's allegations. one whistleblower is shapley and the other is not known.

these guys when they come forward, seems like their lives are ruined. the fbi agents that came forward got destroyed, raids on their house, shapley doesn't get a promotion. what message is out there? you want to do the right thing, you think this type of retri retribution, is it worth it? >> steve: i believe the irs whistleblowers got whistleblower protection. i hope we will be able to see some much the hearing in front of the house oversight tomorrow. archer sued, long-time business barn of biden. if anybody knows joe's involve m ment, what is the president involved with, how much did he make and not pay taxes on?

devin archer would know that. will he give it. >> steve: stay tuned. 10 days ago u.s. supreme court struck down the biden student loan forgiveness program. they said you need authority from congress to do it. they were using the heroes acts, which is for members of military or firefighters after 9/11. biden administration applied that to everybody else. on friday, they announced 39 billion in student loan for forgiveness, which would being half a thrillion dollars and doing it under the higher education act of 1965. there is probably authority to do something like that, but there is no funding. the question to gregg jarrett, where is the money coming from?

here is what he said. >> here the student debt doesn't vanish, burden is transferred to taxpayers. the government pays for it. this is powering with joe biden, he knows he is exceeding power because white house considered education act and rejected it saying you can't do this under the constitution and the law. it does not give the president blanket authority to forgive debt. he is contorting the law, usurping congress and treating supreme court with contempt. >> ainsley: department of education officials say this is not the end, but could face legal pushback, in this case $49 billion. supreme court was looking at $400 billion. big difference. >> brian: if you go to trade school and paid it you hava, taxpayer dollars will go to a program that is now $475

billion. he is doing things to win votes. 18 to 25 year olds, no one is voting for more anymore. i will do things to make it look like i am. add one more thing, they already had two-year hiatus of making payments. the pandemic was taxing. if you want to help, why not cut the interest rate, don't blow the societal deal. when you take out money, you pay back money. why not do car loans? >> ainsley: my dad put himself through college and worked and paid off next semester. got his masters, was successful. his goal was to pay for all three of us to go to college. one had to go to a private school for various educational reasons and that was so much more expensive than two other

kids. dad paid for all of that. we celebrated the day my brother celebrated college, dad put all three through school. and mom helped and bought all the groceries and they did it as a team. we are asking my dad to pay for someone else that has gone to college. now i know someone who has not been paying their student loans off, they had hiatus for two years, that person probably makes five times what my dad made growing up. >> brian: predatory lones, different conversation worth having. i get it. they go to michigan and say, it will cost $70,000, you want your kid to go to michigan, we will give you a loan, a parent loan. great. then you do the math, four years they graduate, whether they do or not, i can't believe the payment this 22 year old has to make.

you do the parent loan and that loan and this is a god send. i understand that. it was a bad deal you were given, this is not the way to fix it. >> ainsley: take military. >> steve: sure, the gi bill. >> ainsley: i had to go into the military. >> brian: rotc. >> ainsley: we could go to war and then someone had their legs blown off for a college education. >> steve: they were covered by the hero act and still are. this is all about the next election, when does it go into effect, july 1 of 2024, couple months before the election so joe biden can say to voters who are not interested, look what i have done for you. for the people, then again, it motivates people who did pay for college.

he has a political talking point. >> brian: what about unionless, how do they feel about it? >> ainsley: which of us won the topic, trending topic contest. >> steve: we rolled out fox and trends and you picked jim kavesel movie. >> ainsley: my topic. >> steve: so interesting. because it is made 86 million on opening day it beat brand new indiana jones movie. >> ainsley: such a great story. we are in charge much each topic. we were curious to find out which was going to trend. yours was djokovic breaking his racket and yours was mirandalambert. >> brian: it was the way you talked about the movie and

story. >> ainsley: precious children are getting trafficked. when you see that movie and hear this personal story and we've interviewed mr. ballard and jim plays him. he said, this is real, this is happening, it breaks your heart. there are organizations, where you can donate and churches will help men like ballard who go rescue precious children so they don't have to get r-a-p-e-d everyday by some man that picks them out of a crowd. >> steve: trending with you and catina said "sound of freedom" will wake up people to travesty of trafficking children. please keep this story a top priority, maybe congress will, too. >> brian: a woman voice should read this. >> ainsley: kimberly, we are all responsible to watch our

children and keep them safe. >> brian: debbie says every person needs to see the movie. open our eyes and realize what is happening with children, our children are not for sale. theaters are packed, people are going and if you go, you can give a ticket away, check that out online. >> ainsley: they target poor countries and the dad in this story takes them to a modeling agencies and this gorgeous woman opens the door. i have your kids, i will keep them. pick them up later in the day, i have emthis, i will feed them and teach them how to model. he comes back and the lights are out and the door is locked and all it is kids are gone to another country. >> steve: that is why this story is troubling because it happens everyday and it is all true. >> brian: 15 after the hour. carley shimkus has breaking news. >> carley: in alabama, police are analyzing traffic camera

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>> in march of 2022, the same new york state police investigator reported to the leadership of that task force that a potential suspect had been identified. this was the first time that heurmann's name had come up. >> brian: we know what happened since, as investigators reveal what led them to rex heurmann. today hearing from someone who knows him well. our next guest lived next door to heurmann for 28 years and had a few creepy encounters.

great to see you. we have seen that house and it is bizarre, i want to get to that. can you bring us to one interaction that set you off with him, you had to set the rules? >> well, that was pretty much in the beginning when we first moved here, we came to a story and we are not used to having backyards. my wife would sunbathe and he would stand over the fence, he would say he is 6'4". he would try to start conversations with her. i wasn't home when he did this. my wife told me she was getting creeped out. i had a conversation with him, it wasn't pleasant. we spoke pretty harshly.

he didn't get aggressive or anything and he never did it again. >> brian: he tried to be your friend, invited you to play cards. yeah, he tried to buddy up, he wanted some friends. nobody talked to the guy. the house was a mess. he stayed to himself. he asked me to play cards, but i kind of stayed away. >> brian: amazing to find out he had two wives and two kids. did you see the family? >> i didn't know that. >> brian: you never saw the family? >> no, no, no, i never saw the first wife, not that i remember. >> brian: okay. >> i might have, i don't remember seeing her. >> brian: what was the family like? what was the wife like? did the kids fit in? >> the wife was big on the odd

side, she kept to herself most of the time. when i spoke to her, just two or three word things. with rex, i had conversations with him regularly. the kids, i really always felt sorry for the kids. the son is a special needs kid who just got his first dog a couple weeks ago and the kid, it just brightened him up. he's a sweet kid and they always used him to do the garden work and plowing the snow and they kept the kid busy doing manual labor around the house. the daughter is a nice young girl that kept to herself, very quiet and shy and rarely i spoke to her. just hello and goodbye. the son, i did have conversations with, nice kid. i feel terrible for them. >> brian: so now your house, your block is a tourist

attraction, people coming by nonstop. >> it's a mad house, to do this, i had to sneak out the back door and that is what i've been doing and occasionally, they will grab me. i had a doctor's appointment and a couple news networks grabbed me. i said, i have to go, i can't say. they said, 30 seconds. it has been hectic. >> brian: they pulled over 200, your reaction, 200 guns out of the house and yesterday it is thought they pulled a grenade out of the house. >> get out of here, really? wow, i know a bunch of years ago, pretty much around when the killing started, i seen a group of people carrying a box out that must have weighed a ton and he told me it was a metal door for the basement, that is what

he told me. apparently now the detective that came to my house, joe russo, i believe, he said, it was a safe. into the door. do the wall of the basement. so he told me the door was to lockup his guns, but had no idea. i knew he was a gun fanatic, but 200 and grenades, shoging. >> brian: how long has he had that avalanche? >> that is not new, probably about 10 or 15 years or so. it has been around for a while. he has that jeep next door, it was an eye sore, world war ii type jeep and no wheels on it. it was on cinder blocks, seen him drive it once or twice.

>> brian: what do you think that you might have lived next door to a serial killer? >> we are in shock, we really are thchl is a wonderful neigh neighborhood, the people are terrific. we all get along. there are cops, i'm retired fireman, there are cops and firemen. we feel safe and the kids run around and bike around, everybody is happy here. this is a shock to all of us. people would stay away from his house, they would cross the street because it is a mess. for 30 years he told me he was going to fix it up and he was an architect, i was surprised he never did anything to the house. if you look at it now, that is best it has ever been. >> brian: he almost grabbed somebody at brady park, someone

put out he was approaching a young girl at brady park, what are your thoughts about that? >> i heard about that. i read he came out much the woods or something while she was jogging and that is strange. i mean, that is like over the edge now. >> brian: absolutely. did you ever feel -- >> strange and odd. >> brian: he was a big guy. did you ever feel physically threatened by him? no. no. when we first moved there, when he was looking over the fence, he would throw around he is 6 6 /*'4", he would throw that around. when i had that conversation about him to stop leering at my wife, he backed off.

the violence thing, i didn't see coming. he was strange to look at, enormous, never became on v violent. we are surprised by that. >> brian: you have a lot of people pulling at you, thank you for your time. people seeing if their neighbor could be this guy. the gilgo murders, what is he doing at gilgo, that is odd? >> quarter mile down the road. >> brian: thank you for being a firefighter in new york city, thanks for your time today. >> thank you so much. pleasure. >> brian: a fox news alert, not good news. u.s. soldier detained in north korea after crossing the border after a tour of the demilitarized zone. and jayapal forced to walk back

shocking comments after her comments in congress. >> we've been fighting to make it clear that israel is a racist state. >> brian: nice, former vice president pence, the remarks are beneath the dignity of the office. the 2024 hopeful joins us next.

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>> ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert. u.s. official confirms an american national detained in north korea is a u.s. soldier. the service member crossing into the communist country during a tour of the demilitarized zone. alexandria hoff has more with what we need to know. >> alexandria: we are unable to confirm that celine dionier's -- soldier's identity. the command tweeted, a u.s. national crossed without authorization do the democratic people's republic of korea. we believe he is currently in custody and working with our korean counterparts to resolve this incident.

it is just south of seoul. the un does hold their own staff tours, but why that soldier would have crossed remains a mystery. the area is overseen by the u.s. and north korea command, no civilians live nearby. the news coming as nuclear powered submaen radio, uss kentucky arrived south korea this morning. back to you, steve. >> steve: thank you very much. let's shift gears, outraged republicans on capitol hill plan to vote on resolution defending israel and condemns antisemitism, facing backlash

over anti-israel remarks over the weekend, like this one. >> we've been fighting to make it clear that israel is a racist state, that the palestinian people deserve self-determination and autonomy, that is the dream of a two-state solution is slipping away. >> steve: the progressive lawmaker walking back those comments, but will not attend the speech to herzog tomorrow. next guest declares israel as america's strongest ally. former vice president mike pence joins from d.c. good morning to you. her spokesperson said she wasn't talking about israel, she was talking about prime minister benjamin netanyahu's government,

it didn't sound like that to me. >> people know i'm a christian, conservative and republican, in that order and all of my values instruct me that israel is important ally, most cherished ally since the founding of this country. we were the firstination on earth to recognize jewish state of israel in 1948 and comments by jayapal, i'm glad she walked it back, but it was a disgrace. referring to racist government of israel, these are nothing short of rank anti-semitic comments and the time has come for the democratic leadership in congress to take action against those expressing contemptible statements about israel and really dangerous statements.

steve, during our administration, we saw violence and gunfire at jewish synagogues in this country. i co-founded the caucus in the united states, we can't look the other way when radical leftists in the congress speaking, no place in america for antisemitism, time for the democratic leadership to act. >> steve: yeah, i don't think i would hold my breath. weep have not seen anything so far. reasons calling for more, we haven't heard much from the democrats. >> it will be important vote today, i commend speaker mccarthy for bringing it to the floor today. let's go on record. if the world knew nothing else, the world knew this, it set the table for historic ibriham

accords and ambiguous support for israel has been largely abandoned by the biden administration, it took president biden seven months to invite prime minister to the white house, which he did yesterday. last night, we were with christians united for israel, delighted to hear that thuz yachl, 10 million strong of that group. from coast to coast, american people cherish our relationship with israel, we know how important israel is to our nation and peace in the region and have to get back to leadership that makes it clear america stands with israel. >> steve: i know the first republican debate will be on fox in about a month. you are going to qualify. what about the money, you have to have 45 unique donors.

>> right, we are working to get people to jump on board and even donate $1, to help us get on the stage. we've been very moved at the outpouring of support. we are running third, from polling standpoint, we will qualify, getting 40,000 donors in a few short weeks is a challenge. we're not offering gift cards, not offering kick backs or tickets to soccer games, just traveling. tomorrow i'll be in new hampshire wednesday through friday this week, we have half a dozen town halls. karen and i spent a week in iowa and we've been deeply moved with the way people are coming forward and hearing our story. one thing i realized, i'm well known issue not known well.

and as people get an opportunity to hear about us and long career and conservative movement, house conservative leader for 12 years, conservative governor in indiana and my service as vice president, seeing people come our way. i encourage your viewers that would like to see us on the stage and bring conservative conviction, go to mike pence 2024.com. >> steve: two internet plugs in one hit, very artfully done. thank you. coming up, 18 before the top of the hour, dean cane with the latest on the writer and actor strike consuming hollywood. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you.

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>> ainsley: lights, camera, and action, hollywood production ground to a halt amidthe writers

guild strike, major studios are filming in the uk now. what does superman dean cane think, he is active sag and active member and joans us now. good morning. what do you think about this? what is the loophole found? >> first of all, the strike is a last-ditch effort. they are a specific group, paramount, sony, disney, warner brothers, big networks and netflix, apple, amazon. guys do not report their streaming. you hear this project streams 65 million times, they are not reporting that for residuals and people are not getting paid. the loophole, if you are not for the amppt, you can work on

independent projects if you get agreement from sag. they are doing something where uk laws are different and they say, if you don't go to work, we will sue you and actors don't like to get sued for their net worth because they are working. there are real reasons for this strike, really are. >> ainsley: house of dragon filming in the uk and so is industry and how is this affecting you? >> i do a lot of independent movies, if you get interim agreement, you can shoot, i will probably shoot three or four little bits in august. i can work and as long as sag signs for interim agreement. giant products are getting shut down. like i said, strike is last-ditch effort to make big producers make a deal because most, 90% of actors, 87 of all

actors make under $26500 per year for health benefits. people aren't making a lot of money. big guys are stepping up to talk about it. i wish it didn't have to happen. >> ainsley: thank you for talking about it. >> always, thanks. >> ainsley: the women's world cup is almost here and helping kick action off on fox square. let's check in with bill hemmer for what is coming up at top of the hour. >> bill: i like the bullseye and the women have to win. big story out of korea, you just mentioned. what happened with this u.s. soldier, what is the truth? figure it out together coming up. families of those killed in the kabul chaos we will talk to them. nikki haley wants to be president, she is here today. what was disney doing with the new snow white?

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>> steve: travel chaos in the

southwest. emergency crews rushing to the scene of delayed las vegas flight where first passengers and flight attendants fell ill from the heat. live from newark international liberty airport with more. good morning. >> good morning, when you look at this summer of travel, shaping up to be worse than last summer, especially if you have traveled recently. start with the story out of las vegas. one of our producers was on the flight. the flight was supposed to leave for dc and instead turned into nightmare of four plus hours on a very hot plane that sat on the tarmac in las vegas for four hours. they were turned back to the gate when there were multiple emerg

emergencies -- final destination. we just learned from the producer that flight has been cancelled. this story, not a stand aloalon. each flight with a story. a parent trying to get home, a trip missed and unfortunately, the percentage of flights delayed continue to climb from just 16% of flights in 2021 being delayed to 23% of all flights delayed in 2023 so far. airlines agreeing for pilots, united will do so. pilots will get a raise 13 to

18% roughly. i find out saturday night my flight was cancelled and i didn't get back until last night. >> janice issue many flight delays are weather. >> janice: extreme weather because of heat and potential of strong to severe thunderstorms. ohio and tennessee river valley and northeast today where we have had a lot of rainfall over

the last week or so. we could see eight to 12 inches where we have seen rain over last few weeks. severe rain threat, isolated tornados possible. st. louis, kansas city to northern maine including areas hit hard in new hampshire and vermont and then the heat, excessive heat that continues to break records. look at phoenix, set record in terms of most consecutive days of 100 plus heat and doesn't look like we will see relief. not bad if you are hydrating. we have ladies and gentlemen here on fox square that are going to be playing soccer. >> i recognize my toss when i hear it. >> bryan: thank you. women's world cup almost here, we have alex morgan's statue.

first game for u.s. on the 21st against vietnam. what do we have? >> ainsley: we have high school players with ecnl on fox square, we have roy, the ecnl selection program director and direct orof coaching and here with the soccer players riley cross and madison geary. >> brian: closer in. get closer. the top league, how many of players watching at world cup play in the ecnl. >> what does it mean to watch the games, these three games, has everything stopped to watch the world cup? >> yeah, it is so exciting. i always look up to the strong women and they grow the game of soccer in the united states. it means a lot to watch. >> ainsley: how long have you been playing? >> almost eight years, he

started pretty late. >> ainsley: what is your dream, do you want to play in college? >> of course, i would love to. >> brian: they practice a lot, see what you set up. take a walk through, david, we will follow with you. we have two on two going on right here, this is called very talented, she did not fall, she chose to do that. roy, this matters, two on two. >> this is the game in itself. >> brian: right. we have soccer darts. how much fun is this. >> who can't love this, this is brilliant. >> brian: if you don't mind coaching, you got dressed for this. >> ainsley: i was told, be prepared to play soccer, i have a pinch kicker, her name is kaylin kilmeade. >> go.

nice. brian, did you teach her everything she knows. >> brian: keep playing. >> ainsley: what is this? >> brian: that is knocker ball. >> can you do this, the velcro balls. >> 18 seconds. >> nice. >> nice. >> brian: thanks so much, guys. women's world cup, roy, thank you. >> ainsley: have a good day. >> >> bill: an american detained in north korea. dana has the day off. i'm bill hemmer. good morning to my old frenld sandra smith. >> sandra: this is "america's newsroom." a lot we're monitoring for you. confirmed to fox that detainee is an american soldier. they were on a tour t