money on the fox network 2:00 p.m. paul is back next week. we hope to see you then. ♪ arthel: a solemn ceremony and north dakota as family, friends, law enforcement officers gather to mourn fallen hero jake. the 20 throughout fargo police officer was laid to rest today with the military autumn honors after private funeral he was gunned down last week what police call and ambush attack but hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i'm arthel level. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. police are revealing new details about that suspect in the

killing of officer wallen. muhammad opened fire on the officers from a car as they were responding to a crash in which she was not involving police say the shooter use a binary trigger that is a device that allows him to rapidly fire the weapon. two other officers and a civilian were also wounded. a fourth officer killed. it is another stark reminder of the dangers our law enforcement officers face every day. dangers that did not deter this officer. jake wallin chose this life. not because he desired to make a name for himself. because of a compelling call to selfless service. >> jake's ultimate sacrifice leaves a void in our department family and an hour fargo community that can never be replaced. his final moments were in pursuit of saving others. he did not hesitate for a second period before with more on this

story. >> officer jake wallin was only 23 when he was died friends and family at his memorial remember the incredible impact that he made during his short l life before jointly fargo police department officer wallin served in the army national guard was deployed to afghanistan and iraq. he served in the military with chaplin who presided at the funeral. >> i's lifestyle is hard. his chosen profession is often avoided. yet we revere the warrior that only god knows our society would look like without the men and women of this location. cooksey was sworn in as a fargo officer just this past april was still in field training when responding to a report of an accident july 14. when he arrived at the scene a man armed with multiple guns,

explosives, 1800 rounds of ammunition open fire killing wallin and wounding two other officers and a civilian pre-policpre-please identify thn as mahamad barakat who died in return fire. police say had he not been stopped by wallin and his fellow officers the government would have gone on to harm others. at his memorial service wallin was are numbered as a loving son, brother, fiancé, soldier, and police officer who set out in life to make a difference. >> he said his desire to serve came from wanting to have a purpose behind his job each and every day. and how he wanted to do something that he could tell himself at the end of the day that he had made a different somehow. looking across the room today, i can see that he definitely made a difference. >> this followed officer continues to make a difference.

even in death, in lieu of flowers whose family is urging people to consider making a donation to an organization called soldiers at six it is a nonprofit that provides a trained dogs to audibly discharge veterans, police officers, firefighters, 911 operators, and other first responders who need them. back to you. eric: afghanistan, iraq, protecting our public put our thoughts are with officer wallin's family and friends. jonathan thank you. arthel: we muster member his name officer wallin thank you. it's been over a week since police arrested the alleged gilgo beach through a color taking a look at rex heuermann's home. officers are still removing items from the home as they were to tie him to more victims, this is one notorious serial killer tells fox news digital that heuermann is his exact clone.

nate foy light in the new york city news room with the very latest on this chilly since a repair. >> the man known as the ptk serial killer's real name a status pretty claims he told reporters years ago his clone is the long island serial killer. call them self ptk he bound, tortured, killed 10 people he writes to fox news digital about similarities he sees with himself and rex heuermann p wrote i was arrested age 59, married, two kids, husband, dad, longlongtime serial killer, sto, use electronic devices, lives in a neighborhood undetected, dna and electronic's downfall. much like me. both men's wives almost immediately file for divorce after their arrest. heuermann's wife of 27 years did that on wednesday. the 59-year-old is on suicide watch and isolated jail cell and

suffolk county. he has had no visitors other than his lawyer. suffolk county sheriff tells fox that heuermann has shown no emotion whatsoever since being arrested. meanwhile heuermann family home is been torn apart by investigators for a ninth straight day for this is a live look right now. we see police on the street blocked off. the sheriff said they have not identified any so-called trophies. more forensic testing of evidence is needed. the suffolk county police commissioner provided an updated timeline this morning for the evidence collection phase. listen here. >> i anticipate that we should be wrapped up sometime next week. but there still a lot of recovering we have to do inside the house and things will be going through the next couple of days. >> authority soapbox today based on the evidence they have collected so far, they believe heuermann acted alone for he is heard charged with three murders he is the prime suspect in a fourth murder. in total 11 bodies were found on

long island south shore in 2010 and 2011. we will send back to you, arthel. arthel: alright nate foy thank you. >> you've got it. >> 90000 people have arrived in our city and have gone to the process. 90000 people. this is what has built not only our city but our country but we cannot continue to absorb tens of thousands of newcomers on our own. without the help of the state and federal government. eric: new york city has no more room for migrants that is what new york city mayor eric adam says pretty just saw him. the city struggles to handle, you heard it, almost 100,000 of the migrants bust up from the southern border. reports say the state is prepared to spend as much as $800 million on migrant housing. the mayor is considering using school gems as shelters. congress is pushing back.

commerce enjoins us now good to see you. the bill is called schools, not shelters act. what you think of this idea for the city to put the migrants in schools? >> listen, we side with the families and parents all across the state of new york and america who do not want there's schools moved into shelters spread this is a crisis of enormous and chaotic scale at the border. the white house and administration won't confront it. announced cities in this case and mayor adam specifically moving thousands upon thousands of migrants to other communities well outside of the jurisdiction and centers of education and community. eric: here's what the white house is about that they are against the legislation they say quote the bill would supersede local control interfering with the ability of states and municipalities to affect

decisions about their school buildings. what do you think about the sense of jurisdiction that local jurisdiction should have control over their schools? >> the white house is wrong. it is not confronting this crisis at the board we now have the city of new york infringing upon the jurisdiction of other principalities buried there is nothing compassionate nor illegal about new york city moving thousands of migrants from its jurisdiction to counties and communities well outside its jurisdiction and converting centers of education, athletics, and community into shelters. it is inexcusable, it is not compassionate. and frankly the white house needed to confront. eric: we apologize for the viewers was of a breakup we have

it. finally congressman, you talk about new york city mayor adams a bus to migrants that were busted new york city elsewhere. you were representing upstate midstate district. what is happening to the migrants and th in the show by e communities? >> quickset is a problem. the city, individuals are be moving to show hotels and shelters in upstate counties that any coordination without any communication. many of these individuals are finding their way back to the city for leaving the shelters altogether. it's just not the way to govern. it is not the way to protect our service to our borders and there is nothing humane nor compassionate about it. eric: wondered whether thousandn astounding number is the population in new york for example to city in itself. new york congressman marc molinaro thank you for joining us. we will get back to you on this issue. arthel: eric, the fight for parental rights taking center stage in california this week

for the state superintendent of schools was a throat out of a local board meeting allegedly because he spoke out against the district's proposed policy to require teachers to notify parents if students identify as a different gender or choose to use a different restroom. let's go to christina: she is live in our los angeles newsroom with more. >> hi arthel. the school board voted four -- one in favor of this new policy in a contentious meeting and that chino valley unified school distridistrict just east of los angeles restate superintendent the policy tramples on the safety and rights in a heated exchange with the school board president who was in favor of this new rule part she said parents should know is going on with their kids. take a listen. >> a point of order as the barber. >> know this is not your meeting you may have a seat if i did that to you in sacramento you would not accept it please sit. [cheering]

looks after that heated exchange the state superintendent was escorted out of the building by security as people try to shut him down. here is thurman and the school board president's reaction to the incident. >> what i saw here tonight was just catering to a mob mentality that is disregard for the safety of many of our students who are vulnerable and at risk. >> we think he is a danger to our students he continues to push things that pervert children and he continues to push out parents and bring in policies to create division between families. >> california attorney general also weighing in pretty says a new policy strip students of their freedoms and violence their economy today and the statement he said as a father of three it breaks my heart to think of the bullying, harassment and hate our lgbtq+ community are forced to endure unfortunately even sometimes in their own homes. however, in that heated meeting

some parents strongly agreed with this new policy arguing that they have a right to know what is going on with her kids. >> falling through what you said because nothing is more important than taking our children. [applause] >> state superintendent said he plans to challenge this new policy about they state and federal level the school board president says she has received death threats for supporting this new rule. an ongoing debate the violent reaction to the school board president very, very disturbing, arthel. arthel: christina coleman, thank you christina, eric. eric: jason al deen returns to the stage with lots to say about the controversy over's latest music video. coming up we are live in wisconsin or he is set to headline a big music festival tonight. plus on this. big tech giants facing a class action lawsuit. claimiproclaiming theillegally l information to develop artificial intelligence.

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gauges this week involving hunter biter and the president purred following a release of a classified document verified claims detailing alleged involvement in a bribery scandal at meanwhile one of those irs whistleblowers testified this

week spoke to fox news. the sink prosecutors do not listen to his suggestion to charge hunter biden with the tax felonies, not the misdemeanors mr. biden pled guilty too. lucas tomlinson is in washington with all the details on this developing story. >> eric, the new fbi document comes from a ukrainian american informant who claims that both joe biden and his son received $10 million to get ukraine's top prosecutor fired after the same energy company that hunter sat on the board on. this alleged scheme took place when joe biden was vice president. as i mentioned his son set on the same ukraine energy board which is under investigation by ukraine's top prosecutor. earlier this week the irs whistleblowers claimed hunter received even more money, $17 million from foreign sources outside of ukraine. hunter did not pay enough taxes on that by a longshot. claimant b whistleblowers push forward for more serious charges, felony charges evaporator public on the house

oversight committee says nobody is denyi denied the existence oe payments. >> they were stonewalled and doing their job. not one single democrat that threw darts at them during this whole hearing which lasted many hours. none of them attacked the substance and credibility but they had to say. >> agent mentioned, eric, the none of this document can be verified the same thing can be said about the steele dossier which dominated the news for years. recall donald trump was impeached after asking ukraine's president to investing the bidens over this matter of the alleged scheme. republicans want to return the favor. >> you got the substance of the allegation. you also have the obstruction by the fbi into the investigation hunter biden. >> bided. >> that is an impeachable offense. that is quid pro quo. that is influence peddling and that is bribery. >> is a very essence of a two-tier justice system that we have going on in america right

now. >> now, looking at the gop 2024 primary earlier today new hampshire governor give the following a warning to gop candidates trying to beat donald trump. >> you are not going to get a trump about her. they are withdrawn. [laughter] at the base is with trump the bases with a trump is still going to be in the race pretty got to find your own path to quick donald trump may 24 trial date of the classified documents casement hunter biter will make his first court appearance in wilmington, delaware on wednesday with the two misdemeanor taxa charges and a felony gun charge, eric. eric: the democrat say the president has done nothing wrong and he has always defended his son that court date on wednesday as you said, thank you lucas. website warned you guys in 1984 and you did not listen. she got to follow the money he was building these things? they're building it at two domit marketers so we teach and greet or you are building for defensive purposes safety ship

paranoia. i think the weaponization of ai is the biggest danger. eric: google, microsoft other big tech companies been hit with a class action lawsuit alleging data is being stolen to train their ai products but let's bring in ryan managing partner at clarkson law firm which filed the lawsuit. so ryan, first of all how is the information used? what does the lawsuit stipulate? >> this lawsuit about ai, theft of everyone's personal information. our copyrighted works, our professional orcs. our creative expressions. our photographs, photographs of our family and children. everything who heard up to feed an ai model that is wildly profitable. but very dangerous and very unpredictable. and so what our lawsuit is seeking, is the opportunity to

implement safeguards to protect the privacy, property and livelihoods of real people across this country. to create transparency and a temporary freeze on the commercial development of this technology unless and until it's implemented with a system of human values and human ethics. the second thing is compensation for all of the peoples information that has been stolen and ongoing data dividends for as long as the ai products generate revenues. arthel: how would you know if your personal information is stolen for ai use? >> a while, all of the internet essentially has been swept up into these ai models. it is staggering the amount of information. so we are talking about photographs, in some cases e-mails.

we are talking about creative expressions, our legs, our dislikes. arthel: pretty much everything he put out there and the internet. >> it is correct. arthel: this is new territory jeff a strong case what is the potential payout part of your point, you are using my intellectual property, me, us, the public unknowingly on top of that. and we want to be paid for it do you have a strong case? what is the payout of the lawsuit if you can win? >> what is not all about the cases the unprecedented facts and circumstances involved. whatnot this relate novel about the case is the application of new facts and new circumstances to well grounded property, privacy and consumer protection laws. the case is a very strong case. we expect a court will give a

hard look at the way in which this information was stolen and the way it violated consumer protection rights. arthel: want to take a moment here, ryan, to read a quote on google's private property. since we as publicly available information to help train google's ai models and build products and features like google translate and cloud ai capabilities. i ask you, do you think this lawsuit will change the way big tech collects data for ai? >> i think it will change. that is the goal of it anyway. what is interesting about the privacy policy language that you just read, arthel, is it was updated to include that language three days after we sued open ai and microsoft for similar violations. and what is interesting is that this narrative that we have all

been fed that you can either interact on the internet but you sacrifice your individual rights, your privacy and property rights. as the price of admission that is a false narrative that has been fed to us by big tech. the american people are not buying it. and just because it's written in boilerplate and some 4000 word privacy policy that no it reads, nor were they understand if they didn't read does not make it legal. arthel: let me close with this, ryan, does the future of ai have to mean the detriment of human livelihoods as we know it? or is there a safe responsible way to continue to incorporate ai into our lifestyles in existence? >> we can absolutely get this right. we can have both things. we can have an incredible technology that has the opportunity to usher in new

discoveries, cures for diseases, that helps tackle big issues. but we can also do it by protecting and preserving people's livelihoods, people's privacy, peoples of property. both things can be true. and i think the united states is in the perfect position to do this the right way and do a model we can export to the world. that is what the world looks to america for, that kind of leadership. arthel: will this go to a trial? are you expecting that in your case? >> we will see how far it goes. i will say the public's reaction to our lawsuit thus far has been overwhelmingly positive. we have had conversations with many concerned citizens all across this country. so i would encourage anyone who is concerned and a passionate about these issues. whether they think they may be a class member or -- to visit our

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♪ ♪ ♪. eric: live look at national, music city we heard on of jason aldean latest hits. the latest dog is not taken a stage to the backlash over new music video that company's song try that in a small town. aldean form the single in cincinnati last night. he is expected to perform and to get in just a few hours at tonight's country vendor music festival pl rate that is being d in wisconsin. at the very latest on this continuing controversy. ♪ >> eric, jason aldean does not shine with him any this at all. last night his first performance the controversy exploded he addressed head on thinking country music fans for not buying the canceled culture crowds interpretation of his song. here's a bit more of what he told the crowd last night in cincinnati.

what i am is a proud american. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] i love our country. i want to see it restored the way it once was. i love my country. i love my family. i will do anything to protect that. ♪ >> this week cmt country music stopped eric the music video try that in a small town after critics proclaimed it was gunboats. were a mob hanged a young black man almost weathered of years ago b britain's video features clips of crimes and protests and riots, some of which were from that black lives matter the black lives matter demonstrations a few years ago. fans that we spoke with here said they are surprised by all of the controversy. and that to them the song simply celebrates small town values. >> it does not affect me at all.

i have seen the video and it is the world we live in today pay. >> well, we live in a town of like 1000. so we know the small-town experience it. >> i don't think he is promoting violence he is saying the opposite. like look at what is happening in all these big cities. you are just not saying this is small-town usa. >> they are going to nitpick everything. if you have a green graph the great they can ask went on a purple one. ♪ >> this point all the controversy on the song does not seem to have hurt, perhaps even help that. all this week it has been topping the charts on itunes. despite being taken off the air on cmt, it now has more than 12 million views on youtube. eric: all right lie with the country vendor music festival where mr. aldean will perform that song later today. arthel: air, for the first time actor jamie foxx is speaking about his health scare that left

him in the hospital. he suffered a medical complication in april while filming his new movie back in action. fans worried when he did not get an update on his condition the actor address that in an instagram post release last night. >> i did not want you to see me with tubes running out of me. and it trying to figure out if i was going to make it through. if you see me out from now on and every once and i burst into tears it is because it has been tough man i was sick man. arthel: oscar-winner thanked his family, fans, medical team for their support during an experience he described as going to quote hell and back. foxx did not disclose his illness in the post. but said he is finally on the road to recovery.

and we wish jay meet the very best. eric: that we do. bad air will be back especially the upper midwest this coming week. from all of those canadian wildfires for the impact is focusing new attention not just on the air quality outside, but also inside. that smoke expert the highlight minutes from better purification and air ventilation and in buils by the public rayovac new york city is moving a new regulation to regulate indoor air quality. what about your home, or you working for you live? a company that specializes in air purifiers and research in the field of indoor air. paul, welcome. what a struck me the past few week we ask what is the weather outside? what is the temperature? is it raining? and now we say what is the air-quality index? how high is that? is this the new era we are in now and dealing with air quality?

>> it certainly is. it has been a reality for decades. but now it is certainly super heightened bird versus the pandemic and the pathogen issues. and now a sea smoke particles harmful indoors. the good news is the awareness is here. click to talk about harmful indoors. to keep the windows closed when it was enveloping new york city we kept the windows closed and the air conditioning on. is that enough? >> you know, it is not enough. in fact indoor air quality is two -- five times worse than outdoor air quality anywhere you go the world. just closing the windows is not going to do it. you need to have good quality filtration indoors at in multiple sources. eric: the cdc standards issue have to change the air it should be changed five times an hour but what happens in a regular room and now if you have air-conditioning on or a fan? and your company what do they do? is this the new era of the

future? we went from heated to air-conditioning now are going to go to air purification as the norm. >> yes hvac in building was generally designed to your point heating and cooling and maybe filtering a little of the outdoor pollutants part indoor filtration is key. our company has been merging the building scientist with the health sciences and for the better part of a decade. looking at ultrafine particle issues, way before the pandemic for years. and yes, there are great ways in effective ways portable air filtration to complement hvac filtration most importantly. eric: you talk about fine particles when we talk about exactly? what are the standards and how do you know when something is dangerous? >> 2.5 used to be the benchmark with regard to the pollutant size is typically outdoors. and then we get into much more refined focus on ultrafine particles, pathogens, the pandemic obviously put a spotlight on that.

ultrafine smoke particles, these things are tight. if you basically look at air quality, the issue is it is harmful but invisible. if i put a dirty glass of water in front of you you would not drink that. you have that choice you can see that. you do not have that choice with air quality thus important of concert filtration. eric: you umc cannot see the sw tiny is it? what does that mean? and can you always smell it? >> you know, you cannot always smell in the size is not visible to the eye. you are talk about micron sizes of .1 for instance. you can see dust sometimes and things floating in the air. if you put it light audit these are tiny particles are quite harmful. eric: look and it difficult air pollutants there's a lot of controversy over gas stoves the science of showing it is there. you've got radon and mold and

pesticides and o zones and this sort of thing. but when talking about this issue what should the public do? about 34% of the school systemsn this country are taking action on hvac's and trying to deal the air quality in classrooms. but that is just one third of the school districts. what should the americans do? what should the government do? to address the indoor air pollution problem that something we have not heard much about. >> the heightened focus is a great first step as far as a measuring and monitoring it all. you got to intervene with the right solutions first off is awareness. they are highly scalable, highly effective highly portable solutions. for instance the size of a small fan can be plugged into the wall based on a desk, mounted on the wall what have you. it's an incredible job.

air quality impacts obviously are health outcomes. not just respiratory outcomes but cognition, mental acuity, sleep, what have you. the well-being standards is a benchmark and a reference to understand the appropriate levels are. eric: paul scialla ceo of delos. please think about the inside of the air as we built the smoke the rest of the summer pre-thank you for joining us and telling us about this issue. >> thanks for having me on. arthel: we are falling breaking news from portland, oregon. portland neuse in portland, oregon there are multiple reports of a shooting at a hospital. legacy at good samaritan medical center reportedly on lock down n after shots were filed around 11:20 a.m. local time. that is unclear if there are any injuries. reports say portland police believe the suspect has left the

hospital. an eight manhunt is underway. we will of course keep you updated on this breaking story. keep it here on fox for further details. meanwhile, new threats from north korea and unanswered questions about the u.s. soldier detained there. we we'll have more details on tt straightahead.

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arthel: south korea military says north korea fired several cruise missiles into the yellow sea earlier today. this comes just two days after the north threatened to use nuclear weapons the u.s. deployed aircraft carriers or missile submarines during the korean peninsula. the navy submarine uss kentucky which can carry nuclear ballistic missiles is currently important in south korea pre-plus credit kitty logan following that story she's joining us now live from london.

kitty, what more can you tell us question. >> hi arthel. this is the second missile test launch this week as attentions continue to rise in the region. now, it seems the missiles were launched around 4:00 a.m. local time. on winds at north korea fired two other short range missiles close to the capitol. ththe apathy adds to the multipe launches in recent months we've heard about part a round a total of 100 missile test of the start of 2022 now. the launch this week were apparently as you say in protest after that u.s. nuclear submarine docked in south korea. the first such visit since the 1980s. very highly charged rhetoric print north korea defense minister has suggested this visit may be grounds for eight nuclear attack by the north of. but south korea has called the docking a defensive response measure. of course north korea often reacts with anger.

this rhetoric when the u.s. and south korea are conducting joint military exercises. something seen a lot of in the last months of your show of force against the regime. but also it is interesting to note north korea has not made any public comments five days after an american soldier, travis king, ran across the border to the north. it is not clear where he is being cap to prove we do not know anything about his condition. u.s. officials say they are concerned about his well-being. they are also worried the north may use this opportunity, if you like as a leverage to use him as a bargaining chip to try to persuade the u.s. to back down in the region and decrease the pressure on north korea, back to you arthel. arthel: kitty logan, thank you kitty. eric: believe it or not back to school starts next month for the busiest time of the year for crayola. coming up we will take inside

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let's find a breakthrough somewhere. there it is. [cheering] 'eric: man oh man sophia smith scored in the first goal for team usa and the 2023 world cup which had two goals and assisted her world cup debut as the americans beat vietnam three -- zero in the opening game. ms. smith is on the six newcomers to the women's national team this year. the 22-year-old from colorado said it was a good start, no kidding. she adds the americans have quote a lot more to give. they will take to the field again on wednesday facing the

netherlands. man is that exciting, arthel. spieth i guess he doesn't guess what back-to-school season almost here. of course it is the busiest time of the year for crayola. the company first rolled out its iconic crayola's and 1903 and now makes 3a billion of them every year in its factory in pennsylvania. lauren foxbusiness takes us there. >> crayola is a m made in ameria company producing crayons here in pennsylvania for 120 years. this implant is responsible for making 3 billion crayons each and every year. i know parents are getting the backpacks ready. for back-to-school season. this is the super bowl for crayola. they will do 45% of their annual sales for back-to-school. this is the iconic box of 24. the price has actually stayed the same for 15 years. that is how successful it is a period is a top selling item and

all of retail minus food. coo of crayola enjoys me now pray congratulations. to be so successful and you have a product being a top seller for that long how do you do it? >> we are proud we help parents and educators raid family and kids were proud of our products in their backpack when kids go back to school. >> when demand went up like it did during covid you were able to meet that demand. how was that? it's our employees are great. our employees are well trained and skilled. they are very much aligned to the culture of the company. >> 's supply chain? >> supply chain was very challenge instruction throughout. there is a lot of innovative thinking and a lot of creative solutions. we work through and found our solutions pay. >> is it true most of the materials that you use are our source right here in the u.s.? you have that flexibility to get what you need when you need it to ramp up production question or a. >> yes, this is our super bowl as you said. it is the back-to-school season. we ship in a lot but this time of year it's about this close to

market responsiveness but we are able to draw on our suppliers in the united states and feed into our production able to meet that demand. >> that's awesome congratulations it's an honor to be intimate in america iconic company that we all know and love ferment we were little kids to now that we have little kids. in eastern pennsylvania foxbusiness. divide that is awesome but thank you lord. we have a new route of foxbusiness poles on the 2024 presidential race from iowa and south carolina. those will be released tomorrow on "fox news sunday." shannon bream will also speak with republican candidate vivek ramaswamy. be sure to catch us on fox news live at noon eastern with miami mayor in 2024 republican presidential candidate francis . on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need.

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♪ ♪ hello erin i'm dana and jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city. this is the 5. a very combative hearing on capitol hill over government censorship republicans trying to lay out evidence that the biden administration and big tech work together to silence americans. but democrats use it mainly to bash star witness who happens to be president biden's top challenger robert f. kennedy jr.. he was there to give personal testimony on the topic.