claims coming in about hunterbi. a promise from the lawyer when the irs whistleblowers in the probe. both of those testified before the house oversight committee on wednesday. came forward after the justice department slow walk to the investigation into the president's son. president biden and his son preferential treatment allegedly bredbread some congressional republicans are talking possibly trying to take all of this to move against the president in an impeachment print hello everyone i am eric eric sean this is foxs

live. arthel: hello eric hello everyone i am arthel neville. the second irs whistleblower allegedly did go public for the first time before congress wednesday. he talked exclusively to fox news last night. sank his team allegedly has uncovered quote a ton of evidence that hunter biden was a committing tax frog. despite that he claims federal officials failed to follow normal procedures. now, meantime questions continue over just how much authority trump appointed prosecutor david weiss head over this case. this so-called whistleblower it says other agents could feel as handcuffed as he did. >> i do not want to see other agents, fbi, irs grow go to thee think we went through. if there is other charges that are venued outside the district of delaware, david weiss is going to run into the same problem again and again. arthel: lucas tomlinson is a life in washington more with

now. >> known previously whistleblower ziegler claims is not the trump appointed u.s. attorney making the call to charge hunter biden with a misdemeanor. not a felony and the tax evasion charges. zigler joined his supervisor from the irs to back him up before house a panel testifying to both joe biden and his son hunter each received $5 million, 17 in total because of ukraine's top prosecutor the energy company. now biden was vice president and the sun was a board member of the same ukrainian energy company the prosecutor was investigated. these two allegations come from an unclassified fbi document made public by iowa senator chuck grassley a document ziegler says he was barred from seeing. >> i had never seen that document before. i had never seen the 1023. the reason why the 1023 might have been important is that can further validate some other evidence that we are trying to prove in the case.

that is why all information is necessary. especially for that lead irs case agent you have. >> arthel, net of the fbi document can be verified. although some said about the same thing about the steele dossier. that former president donald trump for many years. recall donald trump was impeached after asking ukraine a president to investigate the biden's over these same bribery allegations. now, some republicans say they want payback. >> the substance of the allegation and you also have the obstruction by the fbi into the investigation of hunter biden. >> that is an impeachable offense. that is quid pro quo low that is influence peddling and that is bribery precooked as it your essence of a two-tier justice system we have going on in america right now. >> now shifting to the gop presidential race it's a notable besides chris christie you really do not hear much criticism about donald trump when it comes those indictments and the third might be coming soon. most of the gop candidates turning their ire on president

biden's justice department and the fbi. here's chris christie last night at a town hall in south carolina's capitol. >> if you are republican in this room who has committed to wanting to defeat joe biden because you think he's not the right president, why in god's name would we nominate somebody who is going to be on federal criminal trial five and half months before election day? it is insanity. >> christie is talking about trump faces a make 2024 trial date into the classified documents. hunter biden, making his first court appearance in wilmington on wednesday over the two misdemeanor taxa charges and felony gun charge. a lot of court dates to look forward to come arthel. arthel: lucas tomlinson, thank you lucas. eric: it t to the controversy or country star jason aldean print you know we spoke from the stage last night. the backlash sh he is experiencg

about that music video for the song trie try that in a small t. we are told fans a concert in cincinnati last night that it has been a long week. he says everyone is entitled to their own opinion. the video was pulled from country music television's rotation after critics claim promotes vigilante and violence. critics say it's racist it's getting footage of black lives matter. pushing back against that too. is life at the country under in twin lakes, wisconsin talking to concertgoers because mr. haldane will be performing there again tonight. >> last night in cincinnati was his first performance as a whole controversy erupted. he did not back down he fit to addaddress it head on what partf what he told the crowd is this it is been a long week i've seen a lot of stuff a lot of stuff suggesting this.

what i am is a proud american. i love our country want to see restored to what it once was before all of this started happening to us but love my country, i love my family i will do anything to protect that. i will tell you right now. this week as you mentioned cmt country music television stop airing haldane's new music video for try that in a small town. after they complain the song and video promote gun violence and racism by showing crime rights in protest somewhere from the black lives matter demonstration a few years ago for it and also because the backdrop for the video is eight court house where race right happened in the 1940s and were a mob hung a young black man in 19207 country music fans we spoke to today said they are living in the big city in small town usa. >> i have seen the video. it's the way we are living in today progress we live in a town of 1000.

so we know the small-town experience. >> the song is about community. it is about taking care of each other. nothing more, nothing less. >> i think it depends where you are from. if it's a big city of don't get it. if you are from a small town like the so songs about you will understand. >> if you are from a big city do not get it. if you are on a small town you understand. since this whole controversy erupted since a video was taken off of the air by cmt it is now tracked up more than 12 million views and it has been topping the charts on tunes always records that someone playing now are they getting ready for 3:30 p.m. central time showers i recorded that we here? >> or just get ready to start the festival appear in the next hour or so. eric: a big lineup at the thunder country music festival, thank you. arthel: eric, thank you. school board meeting in california it led to the state superintendent of schools

getting kicked out of the room for it was about a proposed school district policy in this city of chino which is near los angeles. requiring teachers to tell parents if their child wants to identify as a different gender. christina coleman's life in the l.a. bureau right now with more, christina. >> hi arthel, this new poly regarding transgender students was fiercely debated at a heated school board meeting in the chino valley unified school district just east of los angeles. both supporters and critics of the rule voice their concerns. >> student and their family could possibly result in abuse, it being kicked out. [inaudible] i think it is more important protecting our children. [applause] cook school board voted four -- one thursday night in favor of the new policy that requires school staff to notify parents and writing within three days after a student request to identify with a gender different than what is on their birth

certificate. or if they choose to use a different restaurant great state superintendent of public instruction tony thurman opposes the policy pretty calls it radical and says it tramples on the safety and rights of students. he had a very heated exchange with a school board president who was in favor of the new rule. >> the point of order as the board precooked this is not your meeting you may have a seat because if i did that to you in sacramento you would not expect it. please sit. you are not going to blackmail us. [cheering] >> thurman was escorted out of the building by security after that exchange rate people shouted him down and the school board president said she has received backlash for supporting the. notification policy. in a statement given exclusively to fox news yesterday, she said quote i am so disheartened i am getting death threats on my life because i want to keep parents involved in their children's life. i am saddened we are at a point in time and this is what it has come to be. because of parents want to be involved in their children's life. also the state superintendent

reportedly says he plans to challenge this new policy both on the state and federal level, arthel. arthel: christina coleman, thank you christina. eric: south great military says north korea fired several cruise missiles into the yellow sea earlier today. this comes just two days after they threaten to use nuclear weapons. at the u.s. deployed aircraft carriers and missile submarines to the peninsula a u.s. nuclear sub, uss kentucky, it can carry nuclear ballistic missiles is in port in south korea. kitty logan live in london with more on this. >> hi eric. this is the second missile launch this week. it comes at a time when tensions continue to rise in the region. south korean authorities say the missiles were launched around 4:00 a.m. in the morning local time. it ispersuade to

back down in and their presencn the region, eric. >> he has tried that before. kitty logan in london, thank you. arthel? >> thank you right now were going to bring in fox news contributor dan hoffman. he is also a cia station chief that served in moscow, iraq and pakistan. let's start here. defense ministry is saying the u.s. deployment of the uss kentucky to south korea is a quote defensive response measure. so it now kim jong-un own is warning this move might provoke him. what to make of north korea's

dangerous game? >> north korea passed a law back in september and 2022 to declare a nuclear first strike. they watched russia fail utterly on the war in ukraine but succeed in only one thing on rhetorical nuclear brinkmanship. inducing paralysis on the vitamin especially north korea it sees an opportunity to gain leverage and perhaps to induce the united states to tamper down on our military deployments in the region and the military exercises that kitty noted. they have been recently and this past march and last august we conducted significant military exercises with south korea. we sh show no signs of north koa dictate how we will maintain a u.s. u.s. national security in e region. i think that does not mean kim

jong-un own won't do everything he can to induce a change in our behavior. arthel: in what ways might kim jong-un own use private travis king as leverage? what you think you might want in exchange for his release? >> i think north korea grand bargain is to transition from denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we try to six party talks. we tried personalized diplomacy between president trump and kim jong-un own woods fizzled back at 2019. what north korea wants us to transition to arms-control. to be recognized as a nuclear state and to achieve some sanctions relief. and now travis king is going to be another piece of leverage that north korea may be able to use perhaps to start negotiations in a way that might serve their interests. i do not know they expect the biden administration to do much over the next year.

this might be a longer game for north korea looking at biden second term and generate 2025 or perhaps a new administration. arthel: lots of calculations going on, on the part of kim jong-un own. so what do you think is going to happen in the immediate future? will he contin continue with the missile testing? what where do you see this going right now and then six months from now? and once we have a new president perhaps? >> north korea has tested their 100 missiles since he started 2022 which is a lot. they are reportedly potentially considering a nuclear test as well. all of this adds a little bit of leverage to north korea. but also they are serving china's interest and rushes as well because they are distracting from or they believe they are distracting u.s. focus from the war in ukraine. from iran's nuclear program back to the korean peninsula which actually serves their patron

china very, very well. as far as what is he in the coming months, i do not think the bite ministrations going to swivel to a grand deal. white house officials prefer to take the hippocratic oath of because it no further harm to our national security and kind of holding in place while they deal with other crises. but kim jong-un own may not let us do that. arthel: he will continue firing these t tests missiles in the meantime? >> i think he's going to continue to do that. he said keep his country on a war footing he's doing that for domestic purposes as well. he is denying his people food and basic human rights. and so he is claiming at least he's doing that because he's got to deal this existenial threat from the united states and from south korea. and so he needs to keep up the war footing. i think that is what these missile tests allow them to do. arthel: a lot going on there but i do appreciate your analysis as

always, dan. we'll keep our eye on it and have you back to discuss this on going scenario situation they're in south korea and north korea. dan hoffman thank you very much, eric. twenty-four thank you dan and arthel but we're seeing more smoke from the canadian wildfires along the record heat this week and put print some new research on how that smoke could impact your health. tells us how we can protect ourselves through the summer straight ahead here on fox news thlive. that's why this qb profers the new five meat beast. and this qb profers it. and if we profer it. we know you'll profer it too. are you trying to outspokesperson me? maybe. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪

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the code officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty last week laid to rest today. jake died in what police are calling an ambush attack. he was responding to a traffic crash in fargo eight days ago when a heavily armed man who is not involved in the accident allegedly opened fire. to others officers and a civilian were wounded. a fourth officer shot and killed the gunman. the fargo police chief says the armed gunmen searched online for mass shootings before the attack. he had a vast arsenal of firearms. police are still unsure of his motive. eric: new york police are trying to tie the alleged serial killer

to more possible victims. this is investigators on long island remove more items he is the suspect, nate foy life in the newsroom with the very latest on this investigation. >> good afternoon. and it letter from prison dentist also known as the bt case serial killer explains the similarities that he sees between himself and accused a long island cereal killer. rights to fox news digital i ws arrested at age 59 married to kids, husband dead, long time a serial killer stocker, use electronic devices, lives in a neighborhood undetected, dna electronics is downfall much like me. he called himself be tk he unbound, tortured and killed 10 people he claims he told the reporter years ago the long island killer it was his clone both men's wives almost immediately filed for divorce after their arrest.

heuermann's wife did that on wednesday piece on suicide watch an isolated cell he has no interaction with other inmates but he has had no visitors beside his lawyer. suffolk county sheriff tells fox he has shown no emotion whatsoever since being arrested. this comes as investigator search for evidence that heuermann family home for the ninth straight day but this is a live look right now you can see police have the street blocked off. the county police commissioner said they expect to be here until sometime next week. the sheriff told fox have not identified any trophies from the murders but evidence still needs to be examined, listen here. >> things have to be forensically tested to ensure or even see if those things are any types of trophies. whether it is a piece of jewelry, a piece of clothing, whether it is a picture. all of those things will have to be looked at by the investigators. >> the sheriff also said investigators are reaching out to formerly incarcerated next.

>> workers. so far they've not found any new connections to heuermann. he's charged with three murders. he is the prime suspect in a fourth murder but seven other bodies found on long island south sort 2010 -- 2011 remain unexplained people see if that changes as this investigation unfolds. eric: bt kate killer siding similarities is chilling, thank you. correct extreme heat is arizona's natural disaster the salvation army does the disaster response for there is no end in sight. people out here are suffering. people are here struggling. the five salvation army pitching into those most available to record heat wave that is a baking arizona. offering water, cooling packs and sun protection. of course does not just arizona that is suffering. more than 80 million americans in 13 states are currently under heat alerts.

24 million people are expected to see heat indexes above a 100 degrees. a new study finds the heat waves like this will add a billion dollars in health cost across the country each summer. meanwhile, there are those smoke coming in from canadian wildfires. that is set to reappear in the upper midwest. this is happening as the research at rutgers university say smoke is as bad for the lungs as secondhand smoke was in bars before smoking was banned. it may be worse than pollution from car emissions. let's bring in dr. janette nesheiwat medical news contributor. let's top start with the heat will get to the smoke later. anyone of course is at risk of heat injury. but who is most vulnerable? and how would you even know if you have a heat injury? >> hate arthel, the most vulnerable just like we saw in covid the elderly, people have

underlying medical conditions. but they keep the very young children are vulnerable, not as we saw in covid. but really come arthel come anyone can be impacted from this high heat. it is the number one a weatheweather-related killer ins country. we have about 235,000 hospital visits every year during the summer because of the extreme heat. most recently i have taken care of patient to have come in, they have fainted on the subway. they have been spending all day outside not staying hydrated. they came in with headaches and dizziness. i used to work in the er in arkansas we would take care of young college athletes who are very healthy but would be running outdoors in the prolonged heat a would come in with severe hydration and severe muscle cramps and seizures. they would we would work hard to cool them down reverse the organ failure they were suffering from. even though we have groups most vulnerable it could impact anyone. that is why it is so important

to take precautions. for example if it is hot outside, if it's approaching 85 or 90 degrees you want to try your best to stay indoors. go inside where there is air conditioning. make sure you're saying hydrated as well but not just with electrolytes. when you sweat you lose sodium, potassium and you want to replenish the electrodes as well but for some people they have to be outdoors. and they work outdoors so it is important they take breaks and wear loose clothing. sunglasses, hats, try to stay in the shade when possible. and also very important, arthel, to make sure especially if you are uncertain medications you avoid excessive alcohol and avoid extreme exercise activity outdoors in the heat. arthel: is there an optimum temperature that is best for us to be outdoors? >> it is a great point you bring up. our body is like a human while that's consulate generating lots of heat. we function best at about

70 degrees fahrenheit. once you go be on that is when we start seeing symptoms of headache, dizziness, muscle cramps, extreme thirst. some people even lose consciousness. if you're starting to feel any of the symptoms you want to get indoors right away. sip on some cool water. take a cool shower. if you do not see improvement that is when you went to seek out medical care so that you are symptoms of heat injury, of heat exhaustion do not progress to a heat stroke which can be deadly. arthel: absolutely. let's move onto the canadian wildfires now but what kind of impact, dr. janette, will be smoke and pollution have on all of us? >> a study published in nature found the wildfires smoke is one of the worst sources of pollution. especially when it comes to our respiratory system. we have highest level of hospitalization from pollution, secondary to wildfire smoke. it can be a serious, especially

of underlying medical conditions like asthma, copd, emphysema, that sort of thing. my patients who came in from the canadian wildfires come through new york they were coming and with coughing, wheezing, chest pain, shortness of breath. and their eyes were irritated as well. that is the acute symptoms we see. but long term similar to smoking cigarettes. if you smoke for 30 or 40 years you are more prone to deve developing, excuse me emphysema, copd, heart disease and even cancers. the same situation applies here. you've got to take a look at what is in the wildfire smoke? we've got the carbon monoxide, got benzene's, dioxins, you have formaldehyde and the particulate matter. everything is being burned. burnt wood, burn plastics and chemicals up or you're breathing all that in and it can cause inflammation in your body. it can cause hardening in your arm arteries, your blood vessels can lead to cancers and heart disease and lung disease in the

future. arthel: just 20 seconds. everyone cannot stay inside the so how can we protect ourselves? >> that is a great question. number one you want to note is the air qi the air quality index. if it goes be on 50 you want to know and stay indoors but in new york is three or four hundreds and the canadian wildfires are going through our cities. if it's more than 50 you want to take precaution. if you do want to go outside you can warrant and 95 mask which can help block out those large particulate matter. of course as well stay hydrated. that is really important. if you have for example asthma or lung disease always keep your medications, your inhaler on you. we are back indoors and make sure you have good elf trait air filtration systems to protect you indoors not just outdoors. arthel: very good dr. janette nesheiwat thank you very much. take care. support thank you dr. janette

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arthel: time now for some headlines at 35 after the hour. an army soldier killed and five others wounded and what military officials are calling a tactical vehicle incident. it happened during a training exercise it is unclear what caused the crash. police in pennsylvania say the body recovered friday night in the delaware river is likely that of a 2-year-old girl who was swept away with her baby brother and last weekend's flash

floods. rising waters killed the children's mother and for others. the nine month old boy is still missing. the justice department says it plans to sue texas over floating barriers in the rio grande river. officials are raising humanitarian concerns and say the round buoys near eagle pass are a navigational risk and violate federal laws. >> stationary against the wind as if they were not moving. we are fighting to keep the aircraft in the area. other times they would proceed in a straight line or holding pattern. often at speeds up to supersonic, 1.0 mark. it would also be out there all day. our aircraft would only last an hour, hour 15 minutes when we are flying tactically. these will be flying at high speeds for most of the day. arthel: retired navy pilot describing something that is pretty shocking.

unidentified flying objects that he said he encountered during his career as a pilot. he will be one of the witnesses testifying on wednesday when the house oversight and accountability committee holds hearings about ufos, also known as unidentified aerial phenomenon or uap. a number of the panelist here congressman tim berkowitz. tweeted we are done with the coverups. congressman, welcome. you believe that the u.s. government has been covering anything up? >> 100%. we request documents, we have gone to look and interview pilots and bends stonewalled by our pentagon. it is ridiculous. it has been going on since the 40s. anna continues to go on. i proposed a piece of legislation this past week and it was killed. it just said if and airline

pilot had seen a ufo or something unidentified, that report would basically be sent to congress and they have locked it. i was told that the intelligence community blocked it. whoever the heck they are. if they do not exist, why the cover. you see the tiktok videos right there. you heard from the pilot that we hope will be testifying before our committee. we are taking the gloves off. this is ridiculous. the american public deserves to know and there is no reason our federal government tries to hide these things from us. four goodness sakes they kept the kennedy assassination 60 years ago. anything to do with that report. arthel: not everything is out about the jfk assassination. zipping around and you can hear the pilots on their mike saying

what is out. this looks bizarre. what do you think is out there. >> if it was russia, they would not be bogged down in ukraine right now. they would control us. if it was us they would rule the world. left with one other conclusion. something out of this world. something that we have recovered or infected as alien aircraft, you know, i would like to get to the bottom of it. too many eyewitnesses come out the best in the world, they are patriotic, decorated combat veterans and yet they are basically shunned by a lot of the military community. eric: here is john kirby discussing the situation. and these allegations. let's listen. >> i will not do that. as you know, at the pentagon has

stood up an entire organization to coordinate the reporting and analysis of sightings of uap across the military. before that, there was not really a coordinated integrated effort to do that. of course, we always want to be transparent with members of congress and the american people as we can considering national security concerns. eric: do you think they are? as you said earlier, they are not being transparent. what would you say for the administration to deal? >> absolutely not. they are not telling the truth. the people they put in charge of this thing, they cannot even spell ufo. it is the most ridiculous thing. they hearings they have been bogus. they had mr. graves in the audience. he had to come in and have press credentials. was not even allowed to testify

in open committee. the whole thing top to bottom as a cover. the government is doing it. we know they are. how many redacted files, here is the thing, they are doing the polling, i sell a t-shirt on the side that that is the truth. if it's not the truth, release the files. all the pentagon is doing now as they have seen the polling numbers. they are edging towards we need to study this. they get audited every year and every year they have ever been audited, they failed the audit. this last year they lost over a billion dollars. 60% of their assets. listen, they don't need any more money. they know they are not telling the truth. the american public knows they are not telling the truth. just show for the committee meeting a new watch what happens. we will ask the right questions and we will get it out.

eric: final issue, something called project blue book. twenty some odd years. the landmark study in 1947. 1969, let me show you what the air force is about that. more than 12,000 reports, 701 remain unidentified. how about that. no ufo reported investigated and evaluated by the air force was ever an indication of a threat to our national security. there was no evidence submitted to or discovered by the air force that they characterize as unidentified. principles beyond the range of modern scientific knowledge and there is no evidence that it is characterized as an unidentified or extraterrestrial, you know what i mean, vehicles. >> you know what i mean. i know what you mean. what do you think? i think it's bogus.

over 14 now documented near miss incidents with our aircraft. $50 million aircraft. the best trained air pilot in the world yet they still make those claims. it is bogus. we know it is. we will not parade to the little ufos, but we will ask some tough questions. the dam is getting ready to break. people are coming to us with great information. eric: 10:00 a.m., wednesday. the truth will finally start coming out. congressman, tim burchett, thank you. we will be watching for that. >> thank you, brother. arthel: an unforgettable debut for lionel messi. hollywood could not have scripted it better. details on that in the u.s. women launching their defense of the world cup. all of that is coming up next.

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arthel: jamie foxx many fans hearing from him the first time since he was hospitalized in april for a mysterious health condition. the 55-year-old doctor releasing emotional instagram video last night and revealed why he had not given an update sooner. >> i did not want you to see me with tubes running out of me and trying to figure out if i was going to make it through. now when every once in a while i just burst into tears because it has been tough. i was sick. you will see me out. arthel: the oscar-winner still has not disclosed exactly what

his illness was, but says he went to "hell and back" during his experience. he is finally on his road to recovery. we are wishing you well, jamie. eric: that we absolutely are. good to see him back. a big night for soccer here in our country. global star lionel messi scored a dazzling last-minute goal in his debut. look at that. the u.s. women's national team opened its defense in the world cup with a dominant win against vietnam. wrapping up soccer option, especially lionel messi that's where they got them come out last minute, they got the win. jonathan. >> the last 24 hours have been huge for u.s. soccer fans on both sides of the pacific. starting on this side in south florida, lionel messi played his first game with inner miami as they took on mexico. both teams league cup opener.

and the final moments of the game lionel messi delivered a kick that scored the winning goal. tapping a week of celebrations following the official announcement last weekend that they were signing lionel messi through the 2025 season. his official pink number 10 jersey is in such high demand down there. ideas this opened a pop-up store in miami beach. >> in three weeks time we opened up the store, i saw one customer by 20 shirts all at once. it is really, really exciting at the moment. >> in new zealand the u.s. women's national team beat vietnam. u.s. forward sophia smith scored twice becoming the youngest player to become scoring multiple goals in a world cup debut. >> i think i went into a feeling

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87 degrees, they lose color and their main food source. divers cleaned to reefs. registering 89 degrees at one point. these high temperatures are unprecedented. rising months early. now, they can stay alive for weeks and recover if water cools down soon. some are rooting for a hurricane. >> a storm will take deep water, bring it up to the surface and instantly cool the water by three, 4 degrees. >> causing major risk to land but without reefs, we have less protection. >> we will keep on keeping on because it is too important. >> all right. back to you, arthel, from miami florida. >> what if shewe w likes playin golf? it ikis expensive.

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