[laughter] only nine years. >> remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us at je jtr on fnc. that is it for this week show. thanks to my panel and of course to all of you for watching. hope to se see you right here nt week. >> californians have had it with rapid crime including in san francisco people are speaking out after the d.a. has confirmed two suspects in this dramatic carjacking, they are released back out on the street after barreling down a public stairway in their car landing upside down in a tree. [laughter] hello everyone welcome to an hour of fox news lie by eric shawn just astounding, arthel. >> it really is i am arthel neville. meanwhile across the bay in

oakland the naacp calling out the cities defund the police and movement blaming it for the dramatic rise in crime it. san francisco community activist former mayor ariel candidate richie greenberg will join us with his thoughts and just a moment. but first must go to christina coleman she is live in los angeles with a more on the story, christina. >> high arthel part oakland naacp chapter is calling city leaders to declare a state of emergency due to these out-of-control crime and a scathing letter to city leaders they say leadership the movement to defend the police and proliferation of anti- police rhetoric have created a heyday for criminals. frustration over all the murders, armed robberies, carjackings and other crimes oiled over in a public safety meeting near oakland on thursday. residents are urged city leaders to do more to stop repeat offenders. >> he just drive around and pick a victim. it is getting scary and fearful. >> how do we stop this hamster

wheel of crime? that is really the question. >> video of this attempted carjacking from last friday it was caught on the victim's dash cam. she did not want to be identified but shared her terrifying experience. >> they pulled in front of me, the guy jumped out, ran towards me with a gun. i thought he fired off three shots apparently he was rapping on the window. >> she stepped on that gas and got out of there. take a look at this disturbing video out of the bay area. police say at least four people stole a sedan for a man on the saturday took off speeding and plummeted off san francisco's sanchez stairs. the car and landed upside down in an intersection the suspect ran off, two people were arrested for the incident including a woman who had been released from parole for a prior felony offense back in march. yesterday the office of san

francisco democrat d.a. brooke jenkins confirmed both the suspects in this case have been released pending further investigation and witness unavailability. and yesterday at los angeles police released this about eight camera footage of a man opening fire on officers during an unrelated traffic stopping police officers ducked for cover return gunfire during the june 28 and said the 44 gold suspect was a pronounced dead at the scene. know what else was injured during that shootout. it's another disturbing act of violence against law enforcement. arthel. arthel: very disturbing christina thank you. >> the letter from the oakland naacp it is astounding it says quote women are targeted by young moms and viciously beaten and robbed asians are assaulted. street vendors robbed, failed leadership include movement to defend the police and the proliferation of anti- police rhetoric have crea create a heyy

for oakland criminals. return to san francisco political commentator community activists richie greenberg. so richie, what does this mean question at the naacp is now on board calling out crime calling out the failed leadership of the cities as well as saying it disproportionately affects the minority community. are you surprised a into you welcome this? >> yes, hi eric. i am astounded but in a good way. because we need a vo voices like naacp and others that are the true victims in this case in oakland. across the bay across from san francisco. someone has to take the reins here on the push back against pt these types of crimes. right now it san francisco bay y area and other parts of california and around the country. this is right now we are seeing a heyday for criminals to be able to get away with literally murder and in many places aroune

country. the naacp i am proud i'm very, very happy they did this. i applaud them for finally pushing back at the perpetrators of crime and the root causes as many like to use the phrase root cause which in this case is defund the police movement. along district attorneys and other rogue district attorneys around the country per. >> using the city leaders, not just in oakland but also it san francisco and elsewhere do you think they will listen to the naacp that calls this a state of emergency and went to public officials to do something. >> over here in san francisco we've already move past that in a sense with recalling the district attorney prior last year bodine. now our eyes are focused on what can we do? what can the nation do? what can the bay area do to help out oakland and alameda county.

i am hoping those in power will listen. we have a pushback from the district's attorney which is a pamela price and we are now seeing there has been a recall effort started against her as a result mostly of these d cursor ration, non- prosecutorial policies that are so detrimental. >> were the people of san francisco, what is their view? we are looking at the view right now of this car that just barrels and careens upside down over those stairs and now those two suspected carjackers are free, release, one apparently had a previous felony. >> what we have found is in the last year or so since we here in san francisco our new district attorney, she wants to ensure that with every case, every potential prosecution that all

of the i's are dotted, the t's are crossed to make sure it is an ironclad case. that is what we are seeing right now. she has not completely dropped this issue. she is under rules, under the law she cannot hold those who are potentially prosecuted those potential suspects hold them indefinitely so she is required to let them go. she has them on notice she can bring them back in and charge them. she is looking for more evidence, video evidence and eyewitnesses that's what's happened there. and i applaud her for doing that. we do not want to have these cases just dropped. before we do not want them dropped meanwhile is taking steps and actions throughout the city, more funding, dealing with the police as well is calling the state of emergency here is what the mayor recently had to say about crime. >> we know that public safety right now in the city is what

everybody's talking about. we know it is the number one concern. it has to be reflected in our budget investments. eric: they speak it but do they finally really get it? >> london is coming under a lot of pressure. next year she is facing the reelection and the polls are showing her polling is dismal. there's a very good chance she's going to be thrown out of office and deservedly so in my opinion. she started defend the police here in san francisco back in 2020. she dated this is all on her. she has been very reluctant to bring back the police. she is not brought back the kind of funding that would be required to bring our police department back up to snuff as it was before. she is just dragging her foot because of the public sentiment initially was in her favor saying we need to defund the police.

the whole fallouts of the movement back in 2020 and george floyd. but now the intense public pressure to rain and crime here in san francisco, she is trying to say whatever she wants but it is not quite help in my opinion i do not think she is going to help. eric: she's not here to defend herself but we will reach out she would likely say they're taking steps. but the result will be the result if crime indeed is cut. richie, always good to see you, thank you. >> thank you so much for having me. arthel: eric, san francisco building inspector say they are investigating elon musk twitter or installing a giant x logo on top of his company's headquarters yesterday without a permit. it is part of musk rebranding of the social media company which just changed bluebird icon to the black x on app stores. most of permit problems come just days after police stopped

workers from taking down the old bird logo from its headquarters on monday part 36 area sidewalks were not properly taped off for public safety. >> present brightness paint the weekend in delaware this is republican lawmakers in washington they've been digging into their probe involving his son hunter biden. his plea deal of prosecutors fell apart this past week. devlin archer is a former close associate of hunter is scheduled to testify but for the house oversight committee to the republicans behind goat close doors on monday he claims president biden was involved in hunter's business and claim the president though has repeatedly denied. lucas tomlinson live now with the very latest on what we can expect next week. hey lucas. >> hey eric. tax experts say most americans will be looking three -- five in jail for charges like the one facing hunter biden. they say a misdemeanor plea deal for concealing of millions of dollars of unpaid taxes to the u.s. government is just not

normal. >> they are charging him as a misdemeanor and are recommending probation. these same lawyers prosecuted a former baltimore police commissioner for exactly the same thing. except that commissioner did not pay between 40,100,000 and taxes, a fraction of what hunter biden. they recommended jail time. >> exit baltimore police commissioner was se sentenced t0 months in prison. democrats dispute hunter is receiving favorable treatment. >> i think hunter biden is being treated like every other american would you get an attorney, you try to work something out. >> hunter and his attorney that they were going into a quick five minute court appearance in delaware late this week. instead it stretches three hours for the hearing on -- unraveling the judge asked the prosecutor a simple question if the investigation into her hunter biden was still ongoing with the prosecutor said yes a chain

reaction followed ending with hunter being ordered to return to court next month to settle the plea agreement. no former hunter biden associate you mentioned expected to testify before congress monday of course he was on the powerful ukrainian energy board burisma with hunter. they were paid allegedly millions of dollars the house oversight committee and member of that committee says he will be releasing that transcript a short time after the interview. >> we are going to have a transcribed interview soon as he transcript is done it will be released publicly. it is very important for the question we are trying to ask on the oversight committee as we know hunter biden's engage in en criminal activity and is corrupt. but it's his father? >> their reports hunter biden was using encrypted apps on his phone to discuss foreign business with his father, fox news has not independently confirm those reports, eric. spiller all right lucas to find out more money thank you. arthel: eric, as lucas mentioned

devon archer closed her deposition on capitol hill could potentially provide devastating testimony in the hunter biden case. meantime former president donald trump's legal woes are mounting as mr. trump is facing new charges in the classified documents case. among the accusations that he tried to erase mar-a-lago security footage to obstruct the investigation. let's bring in former federal prosecutor andrew now. i want to get your legal analysis of both cases we will start here. if you could tell me what are the greatest legal challenges that hunter biden is facing? >> the information we are going to get from devon archer tomorrow is going to be something very important in understanding whether there is a case to be made that bribery took place here. in a bigger context i think hunter biden really has to first concern himself with what is going to be coming up with the deal that he cut for his tax evasion.

realistically many defendants in the same position with the same tax violations plus the gun charge base of federal convictions with jail time. i think that's probably what is most concerned about in the instant moment but that bribery scandal is i think the bigger overarching thing that could ultimately lead to significant jail time if true. arthel: what is the likelihood in your estimation of hunter biden being prosecuted and incarcerated? >> ultimately entered biden has a very difficult situation trying to justify or having his counsel justify to the court the plea deal especially with the guard duty diversion is appropriate constitutionally essentially putting the judge in charge of deciding whether or not there are violations of the diversion program in the future. i think that is one piece of it. on a much bigger scale i think the pressure is on joe biden

right now because it can be shown there was a money exchange in order to influence his acts and office when his vice president, that could amount to bribery. that is the exact type of crime that leads to impeachment is called for constitutionally to lead to impeachment. arthel: as you know that part of the investigation has been debunked or that part of the claims and allegations i should say have been debunked over and over and over, disproven. but we will continue to wait and see what unfolds in this trial. meanwhile, i want to ask you about the former president. what is the greatest legal challenge facing him? >> us up the crime itself it is the cover-up they say. that is exactly what i think president trump with the new indictment in florida adding on essentially dealing with the cover-up of the dispute about the classified documents.

i think that's going to add a lot of pressure to him. it's different than the claims he might have to bake about the right that he has are issues that may arise with the prosecution of a former executive for acts that were related to his time in office. there are many legal arguments to the original charges. i think he has is and more hot r in florida with the new charges. it would be shown we have a right to these documents in the first place. especially through the lens of the presidential electric records act. if i've let me ask you this, let me ask you this, whether or not he had the right to hold them or declassified them i should say. the point was he had been asked over and over to return them to their rightful place.

in the archives and that did not happen. and also if you could speak to the new tape that has been released former president trump holding up these documents. saying they are not declassified here when the staff members the 'now it got big troubles. how does that amount against te president there thing is to be proven in a court of law. talking about the forward facing evidence that is mounting at the moment. the allegations. >> this idea there are demands for the records to be returned any fuse to return those records. the issue comes in and whether they had the authority to demand he returned those records in the first place. i think ultimately what should have happened. >> i beg your pardon, you did

not understand my question. i do not want to relitigate that here that's not what why i hav. let me move on to this i asked the same question about hunter biden. what is the likelihood of the former president prosecuted and put under house arrest i don't again he would call for that. >> i think it is very early to put those productions on. he keeps maintaining he has a strong defense strategies here we have not seen something comparable like this today. they're very interesting issues for the supreme court to decide upon in terms of the authority to address the questions that are before the court. from a constitutional angle. to put a percentage on it without having any sort of a precedent for a case like this is shortsighted and unnecessary ppay but we have to talk about s what the evidence shows but how that affects the former president's campaign and his

credibility before the american people at the jury do their job when they are selected if it actually does that point. arthel: do you think at this point there is a possible plea deal for either men? >> i certainly do not think there is a plea deal potential for donald trump. i think that would effectively cut off his nose despite his face and not lead to a beneficial outcome for him. i think the whole premise is based on the idea he had the authority to do this but when it comes to hunter biden i think he really does want to avoid a signsignificant exposure to jail time. and also likely was to wrap this up before his father is set to go back through that reelection campaign coming up. i do think hunter biden is very motivated to find a plea deal it may end up including some jail time he wants us to finish, wrapped up and put to bed. >> he went to finish, wrap up and put to bed it appears by all

analysis the former president wants to drag it out. he does not want this to be prosecuted for this case to go to trial before the election, is that how you see it? >> i certainly think he wants us to extend beyond the election but i think there are certain efforts he can make along the way to extend the prosecution of it. the timing of things is going to be a very important thing in the american politics, less interesting from a courtroom drama perspective we see delays all the time we see cases go very quickly or cases extend throughout months or even years the interesting thing that may happen and donald trump's case is certain appeals are taken ahead of the case going to trial in fact going to the supreme court that could extend the process for trial will be on the election will that is not does notusually happen in crimil cases, this is not an ordinary criminal case.

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six months and up to the first the nation iowa caucuses. all but one of the gop candidates took the stage there at last night at the iowa republican parties annual lincoln dinner. many of those candidates have been campaigning in iowa will former president trump fist isholding a rally tonight in pennsylvania. bill melugin is live in des moines, iowa with more. hey bill. >> a arthel good afternoon to there's obviously a lot on the line for these candidates is a tragedy if they could to connect with these iowa voters last night for some of them are running very low in the poll numbers for will show you but haven't felt little for so i will popular public and governor kim reynolds got up and spoke, keep in mind only seven of the 14 gop candidates have qualified for that first a fox news debate next month mcknight pit mike

pence is not one of them though he's getting close but we'll talk about what the candidates had to say take a look at president donald trump as he was on the stage for you talked about how secure the southern border was when he was a president saying its most secure border in history talked about he described are his great poll numbers versus joe biden. then he blasted president by and for what he described as a disastrous afghanistan withdrawal take a listen. >> the most in embarrassing i think moments in the history of our country and because of that i believe that was the incentive for vladimir putin to invade ukraine when he saw the incompetence of our military and our leadership more than anything else the whole afghanistan mass mess, what a se it was. >> then when vivek ramaswamy was on stage keep an eye he is the youngest person to ever run for the gop nomination. hif fip is present want to limit several agencies the fbi, the

irs, the atf, the cdc said he wants to restore american pride and patriotism. particularly with north young americans here's what some of what he had to savor. >> this is not a moment for reform i do not stand for reform i stand for revolution. this is the moment of the american revolution. >> former vp mike pence also at that event last night he got on stage and talked about wanting to do a 15 week federal abortion man if he gets into office what i was using a very strong pro-life position. he urged any supports or donate on his website again he needs 40000 unique donors he is trying to make that first debate. he also talked about what he would do with the u.s. military, take a listen. >> our role as leader of the free world confront russian aggression and chinese provocation with the new military fitted to the challenges of the 21st

century. we can end the political correctness and the pentagon including reinstituting a ban on transgender personnel in the united states military. >> again, i was governor kim reynolds is very, very popular out here. a lot of these candidates really want her endorsement that is highly sought after. she is not giving it yet she said she is staying neutral until after the iowa gop caucuses which are just under six months away to set for january 15 a lot of these candidates to do to try to chip into donald trump's lead will send it back to you. >> a lot of work ahead of them bill melugin light on the campaign trail there in iowa. remember the first gop debate is just 25 days away, august the a, 23rd august 23 in milwaukee of course you can watch it right here on fox news channel 9:00 p.m. eastern time, martha and brett moderating mark your

calendar august 2325 days away. >> we are looking for to that meanwhile president biden has been pushing 'bidenomics' as the main focus at 2024 campaign they say the economy is strong jobs are back in infl inflation is d. you may remember a year ago inflation hit a four decade high of 9.1%. you fast-forward today it is down to 3% meantime the economy growing, gdp coming in at 2.4% in the last quarter. the atlanta fed projects it will grow 3.5% and the next quarter the federal reserve jay powell is keeping his foot on the brakes of the economy at least for now. another interest rate hikes what's ahead on the road of the economy? john bussey joins us now what is your take on the economy the rest of the summer and into the fall?

>> right now it's a pretty good news story. anybody would kind of agree with that if you look at the number that came in. the numbers you cited 2.4% economic growth the second quarter was announced last week. that is not bad for 25 trillion-dollar economy. that is about average with the years prior to the pandemic. as you point out inflation is down to 3% rate t speed that's y good number as well. from the short term trend the numbers are looking pretty good for the employment is staying pretty high. you're getting monthly averages roughly 270, 280,000 jobs created a month this year. again strong numbers in the short term. in the longer-t longer term treo right now at least looks positive. this is building the latest

numbers on similarly relatively positive numbers for the consumer is staying engaged two thirds of the u.s. economy. it has led to powell the head of the fed last week to say it look we may be able to get down to our 2% deflation target without seriously disrupting the job market. >> we think the chances are getting inflation down to 2% is not realistic? it wasn't 9% as you point out it is now 3%. while under previous years. we had supply chain disruptions after the pandemic. the cause shortages that ran up a lot of prices. american business is very creative and very innovative. i think what you have seen, eric, is workarounds for american business small business particularly as the bulk of employment is small businesses in the united states a look at the supply disruptions they

found other sources for their sourcing from multiple sources now some has restored the supply chains are closer to production of markets at home. that would likely mitigate against really serious supply chain disruptions in the future mitigate at least someone. is it possible this could go off the rails the fed gets it wrong something else intervenes and you have a spike of inflation again? that is entirely possible. so far the trend lines are pretty much all positive for the economy. >> some democrats raising some concern. larry summers obama's secretary of treasury thinking the manufacturing part of 'bidenomics' he fears will spike inflation let listen to what larry summers said about this. we have full screen there is. i am profoundly concerned by the doctoring manufacturing sector economic nationalism that is richly put forth as a general

principle to guide policy. he went on to talk about his concerns that relying too much on manufacturing and spike inflation. do you think that's a possibility that something to look out for? >> i do not think any economist or american would say hey we should diminish manufacturing. or we should alter it. part of what larry summers is talking about their is should you have national industrial policy it's an investment and an infection by the federal government does not disrupt the government. we do now have policy toward decreased chip production at home republicans and democrats voted for that bill. that is because we do not want to rely on overseas sources for microchips we saw what happened during the pandemic we had a shortage of microchips car prices rocketed. that is going to remain a source of debate. but in the near term i do not

think that affects the economic growth rate of the united states. it's to the point you are seeing biden now running on the economy and not trying to avoid the topic of the campaign. >> it is so personal if you don't have a job looking for when he can't get when the economy is bad if you have a 401(k), look at that, it is good. we will see as it continues, john always good to s see you thank you. >> you bet. hugs john and eric some relief coming as the brutal heat that's gripped much of the region of south but over 100 million americans are still under some sort of heat advisory. adam klotz has the forecast upin nextg. enjoy what i love to do. as long as you can make an impact, why stop?

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residents from washington d.c. to boston are under severe thunderstorm watch us right now the greatest threats from these storms are going to be the damaging wind gusts but a low risk does exist for large hail in a few isolated tornadoes new york to boston corridor. this weather comes after record-breaking temps across the country which i put the nations a power grid to the ultimate test. in many places dealing with daye temps in the '90s for it other places the humidity is making it feel like it is at least 100 degrees or hotter during the intense heat experts say the safest place to be is indoors with air conditioning paired to keep the grid up and running some of that major metropolitan cities people have been asked to go easy on appliances and keep air-conditioning units set to 7l setting. people are ready for mother nature to give some relief of its own. >> it is getting warmer but it's very pleasant here even if the weather is warm the water seems

to be having a cooling effect. anybody especially seniors and i'm in that category. >> national weather service predicting rain in the forecast for the southwest region. that could provide much needed relief of that area, arthel. >> ev cotton give very much, erica? >> meanwhile the south some states there may have to keep sweating it out for a little longer but meteorologist adam klotz the fox extreme weather center is there and everybody else is facing very quick to eric it actually hard to avoid the heat pre-look at the map across the country a whole lot of spots 90s and at 100 degrees currently we are done with extreme heat actually wondered 32 million currently people have at least temperatures at 90 degrees or warmer. now, you want to see a little bit even wider spread this is your current heat index this is what it feels you add in the humidity a lot of areas coming up over 100 degrees are seeing

in the mid atlantic are seeing across large portions of the south. everything in the red there means it feels like it is at least 80 degrees outside a lot of warm outside for folks heat advisory continue to be in place up and down the east coast they are in the middle of the country but including major cities like boston, philadelphia number cool down is coming. big line of thunderstorms this mmightbe sweeping across the ean half of the country. that is what's going to cool us off or it's going to produce severe thunderstorms were kind quitea bit is set up for that is allowed to happen with the big stretch as the cold front. that's what settling south up with when to change temperatures. we are forecast to highs tomorrow, suddenly only 82 degrees in york city. temperatures falling back into the 70s on the backside of this as well. yes we are doing with thunderstorms but eric a little bit of a cool down just around the corner pre- >> cannot come soon enough, adam thank you. arthel? arthel: u.s. state department workers evacuate from haiti we are learning american nurse and her child had been kidnapped. we will have those details for you coming up next.

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two years ago. arthel. arthel: eric, thank you. the defense team for the man charged in fort university of idaho students, once the case dismissed returns for branko berger argued the grand jury was misled on the standard of proof required for an indictment. meanwhile prosecutors want his lawyers to explain what his alibi is after alluding to it earlier this week. with spring in paul morrow is retired nypd inspector. in the august 18 pretrial hearing just coming up. his defense team will likely have to spell out his alibi. we want to read for everyone estate meant from ann taylor filed on july 24. evidence corroborating being at a location other than the king road address will be disclosed pursuant an evidentiary rules as

well as statutory requirements. by way of cross-examination as well as calling expert witnesses paul and i will ask you what forensic, eyewitness accounts or other details could possibly provide a strong alibi? >> is a very, very good question, arthel but thank you for having me. what is really going on here is this is pretrial gamesmanship. any trial across the country in almost every jurisdiction when the defense is going to offer and alibi defense they have to notify the prosecution of that fact. so the prosecution has a chance to do their investigation to disprove that. you'll notice in that wording of the statement you just read which is part of the motion discovery that the attorney for kohberger does not want to be specific per she is being very vague and saying we are going to

offer this as part of cross-examination per the prosecution has said no, we went the specifics and we want them now. the prosecution has asked the judge for that exact information. it's okay you're going to claim an alibi, we want to know how so we can go at that evidence to disprove it. from where we sit we can put them at the scene of the homicide at the time that it occurred. arthel: let's take a look from an affidavit or in part of a full screen there it is. that says knife sheath next to the victim of d dna on the knife sheath. match dna at kohberger's homeport has found a pink near the home 12 times two for the night of the murders.

it pained near the home around 9:00 a.m. the morning of the murders. authorities can trace his phone near the scene dating back to august. paul, meanwhile kohberger defense filed to dismiss all charges claiming the grand jury was not adequately prepped to weigh the evidence. what you make of this? >> and gamesmanship they know they're not going to get the kid with this case is not been dismissed. what they are trying to do is put issues on the record that are appealable if and when the time comes. kohberger is assumed innocent until proven guilty he is facing a lot of, in my estimation, very strong evidence for the defense team now include the death penalty expert. if he is found guilty the same jury will then sit in judgment of whether he should get the death penalty. prosecution hard for the death penalty on the table it is a death penalty case but idaho now, is going to be a firing squad. so they know that. they are raising appealable issues right now getting them on

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