still about the hope of tomorrow, because. childhood cancer has to end. interviewer: please, call or go online right now. [music playing] >> the community has a different attitude about some of the stuff. everyone seems to be in fairly good spirits up. i'm sure there are other stores besides mine that are not so great. think in general the sense is people help each other out. there's a general sense that this is going to end very soon. the gates will open it we will all be on our way home to pick oxford out tens of thousands stranded at the burning man festival in nevada. after heavy rain drenched the site in the black rock desert north of reno print following the storm police are

investigating at least one death. there were warnings to conserve food, water, fuel per there's more rain forecast hit the area today. welcome to a brand-new of "fox news live" i'm in for eric shawn. anita: i am ja needed vogel andr arthel neville. in a swamp like grounds. only emergency vehicles are being allowed into black rock the city. some attendees desperate to get out or walking for miles to reach main roads. rvs and stuck in the mud. we there fox team coverage fox senior correspondent quality it will be live from the festival grounds in just a moment. there fox with a meteorologist craig standing both the forecast. first we go to christina coleman. latest updates on the crisis, christina what can you tell us? looks like audio. it is investigating it's unclear

how they died the family has been notified they're not releasing any additional information on the fatality at this time. more than 70000 people head off to black rock at desert 90 miles north of reno each year for burning man. this year they typically dry and dusty event site is caked with mud after heavy rain flooded tents left a blanket of sludge in the area could cruise attempted to stop a russian traffic from getting stuck my opening them only for emergency vehicles but fox news senior correspondent claudia cowin attends this event. she has been doing an incredible job as cowin shows us, participants have been making the best out of the muddy and rainy conditions. >> odyssey that passed judaism and the birds been days i have had bridges watching everyone come together. he will be dripping wet and a bone cold walking by can't because you have just been in a

disgusting porta potty it doesn't matter and everyone's in everyone'sinviting you into . and cheering you on. cracks people apparently have been pulling together and sharing their water, their food, their resources. the sheriff's office of the work working to provide cell phones of participants have called their loved ones and make travel arrangements if needed. some have had a rough time getting a wi-fi to try to change their flights. more rain is forecast for tonight wtodaywhich could causes for folks trying to get back home. i need a question request christina coleman thank you so much for that lab report. support one of our own the stock on the grounds on nevada black rock a desert west coast senior prominent senior correspondent claudia cohen, how you doing? >> we are fine. obviously there is some anxiety for people to have to catch flights or return rental cars and rvs will they be charge

chargedevery day that they are ? most of us are hunkering down making the best of the situation. it is still a fun burning man there are dance parties to be found. some of the camps are still open including ours. we are making the best of it. hoping this rain i and still feeling drops out here now and soon. we get our warmer temperatures and shuns china back that's usually the burning man experience. man experience. principles of communal efforts, self reliant immediacy reliance immediacyparticipationg into play. even as the roads remain closed. as you can see it's a very muddy mess. walking through is not easy. the gunk sticks to your shoes or using garbage bags around their shoes and duct taping socks around for that guy almost fell you see this white truck?

the sheriff's department has told people not to try to leave because this is what could happen. this person obvious he tried to get out towing a trailer and got stuck in the mud. this person has been here for half an hour or so. it is unlikely they will get help anytime soon. this is exactly the kind of situation that officials here are trying to avoid. they are telling everyone to hunker down. stay in camp. how about your neighbors, check on people make sure they have enough food, water and warm blankets it is chilly out here. and so that is what we are doing for clark's claudia you look great i love the outfit. i know you are a veteran at this you go every year you've gone for the past eight -- 10 years or so you know what to bring you know supplies, how to pack your food for a while. but what about the other folks who have never been before? any word on how they are doing? >> is a pretty large area and i

have kind of stayed in my little neighborhood. for rookies who came out after hearing how wonderful this event is, it is possible some people are short on supplies. that is why we are going out to make sure people have what they need. the red tent over my shoulder i wrabout them and try and make flight back home to hungary. it's from lithuania vertical camp over here. they need flights home to print terms of supplies many of the camps are food camps they give away food. those camps are going to be a resource for people who are low on supplies. the camps that provide ice. there camps that provide water. hohopefully this people did not pack an effort that cap i'm staying out here a few extra

days will get the support and help they need. rich: you are a burning man a veteran at this point for those of us who are not too familiar with it what is this all about? what is the vibe there when it's not raining? >> it is not a music festival. [laughter] it's not a music festival. at the temporary city that is built for about a week. although the initial construction last many weeks before the gates open but my camp and i we come in a few days early to build our bar. i don't know we can show our bar is called pickle back mountain it's a bar that serves the pickle backs. you can see it beyond the muddy mess over there. we have a pickle you can ride over there is the green pickle that you can ride. it is a fun camp. can't sue all kinds of things you can have poetry readings.

learn how to do swings and a circus and many are dance camps and sound camps as a temporary city the main principle is gifting. asnothing cost any money except for ice. people gift all kinds of wonderful things with no expectation get anything in return it's almost like halloween on steroids. it is a nice way to live for a week everyone is very friendly and giving. i'm just excited to be here because it takes a lot of work to get here. the people who are here are very excited even now with the rain it is a positive attitude here. we went to hunker down the warm weather and sunshine will return to month of not open the roads until roads are dry for at least 36 hours we are thinking maybe wednesday or thursday. and then the big question is how are 60000 people going to leave at once?

we are waiting for updates about that too. anita: is mass because you plan to be there for a week but now depend on the weather. i just had people from other countries have flights to catch. any idea how you're going to get out? when the weather comes back i'm going to be allowed to drive out, do you know? what times are really good question, anita. we don't know. and pastor thousands of people would've left on friday. thousands would've left on the saturday and thousands on sunday. now no one has been allowed to leave a note has been allowed in either. the question is are always going to try to leave at once? this is a one lane road in and out. it will be interesting to see if the or comes up with a plan may be certain air compressed unchecked of cult exodus. i suspect we are all going to be in for very long traffic jam on these roads really do reopen.

anita: eric clottey it we wish you and your camp and all of your friends there and everyone else the best to pray thank you so much for that live report and letting us into burning man. we appreciate it stay safe. quick thanks any of you too. >> thank you claudia for tens of thousands are being trapped at the festival, some must be wondering when they can expect some dry weather that will allow them to get out of their fox weather meteorologist craig is watching situation in nevada. >> rich, it does look like we have some good news. once we get into sate labor date the end of labor day come tuesday but boy what a flashback of what happened here. for the past 24 hours the amount of rainfall that came down by the way black rock desert is right about here. cloudy as you would sate a pop-up city 70000 people go to this area to create the city. not a lot of rain has fallen their bread however this is a great riverbed it's one of the largest, flattest, surfaces on earth the part about 200 square

miles. there are mountains in and around the area include the north at jackson mountains right about here is the northwestern corner of nevada. it will only take a half and 2-inch of rain to cause flooding. this is monsoon a group in new mexico and vary from oath monsoon. what happens here slow storms bubble up over some of the mountains like you are seeing right now. there is where we are watching here's the area right here. the rain has to go somewhere it goes down all of the mountains and goes right into the dry riverbed. and eventually into the flat surface a lot of this could cause a flash flooding quickly. you think about the arid terrain that is they are. all of the water going into auroras in this part of the country look to the afternoon the armor scattered showers and thunderstorms in and around the area. this could cause a more localized flooding for the good news as it does move a little bit quickly. however it's going to edge of the muddy mess there's a cormorant there. monday, most of the stars to lift up into idaho and places like montana. black rock desert in nevada

again it's a beautiful area here relook at temperatures back into the 70s once we get into monday and tuesday. look at this. the good news is no ring to speak of it. however, this afternoon through the evening hours you want to watch the storms especially in and around the mountains you could have a thunderstorm 30 miles away but all of that rain could get to you for they got to watch that closely. it's right in the corner here there is a level one out you see possible flooding print most was going to the great basin and up closer to boise. rain is still to come through tuesday it will be having most of that to montana but in this corner after tonight i think at that point rich and i need it we are basic you go through tonight they do need to pay close attention to the forecast. rich: craig, thank you. >> 16-year-old was killed friday night and a shooting at a high school football game in louisiana. a28-year-old was also injured in the gunfire it is just the latest high school sporting event to end in tragedy but some

schools have already been ramping up their safety measures over this troubling trend. madeline madeline rivera has moe story. >> hey anita, a westbound police are pursuing leads and they are also working with local school board to make sure this does not happen again. >> we are in communication with the school itself to evaluate the security protocols at these schools moving forward we were to provide that safe environment for our community. >> police say there was extra security up again when the shos broke out around 9:30 p.m. eastern friday night. earlier today investigators identified jacoby queen as the 16-year-old who was fatally shot. they believe there may have been some sort of altercation between queen and the suspect or suspects and there are no initial indications to suggest this was a random attack. a28-year-old woman was also hurt social media post davis says she was shot in the armpit she is expected to recover.

>> everyone was looking forward to getting outside and getting out underneath what we called friday night lights. unfortunately this selflessness act occurred and it's not going to be tolerated per crisis comes after multiple people were shot in high school games in oklahoma and the atlanta area last month a 15 road suspect was arrested in connection with that deadly shooting 10 miles east of okemos city. here in atlanta, schools are using metal detectors and body scanners. they are also no longer allowing tailgating and parking lots after a high school scene it was shot in the parking lot of a football game. the 18 oh was shot three times. his family says he may never walk again. >> that is so sad. madeline thank you so much for that live report. >> anita, we are keeping an eye on the manhunt in pennsylvania 36 convicted murderer who

escaped prison thursday appeared on a surveillance camera yesterday. they said the video indicates that daniela was less than 2 miles away from that prison and they remind the public key is considered extremely dangerous for it to be caught in his life the new york city newsroom with the latest on the story. >> highridge, police have received more than 100 tips with several reported sightings for people who live in the area. but perhaps the biggest clue so far as now this positive siting on home surveillance per check it out for an this is dan hello sneaking through a wooded residential area just before 2:00 a.m. saturday. again less than 2 miles from the prison the district attorney says in the video he's got on a light colored t-shirt, pants and white sneakers while carrying a backpack which police are not sure how he got that. he has long black curly hair stands about 5 feet tall and weighs 120 pounds p escape from the chester county present which

is about 30 miles west of philly just before 9:30 a.m. thursday morning. looking into whether his help with his escape. the survey life sentence for murdering his ex-girlfriend. he said he stabbed the woman in front of her kids because she found out he is wanted for 2017 murderer and his home country of brazil. police and those who live near the search area can help with extra sets of eyes. what you need to be conscious of things such as some in his bed in the shed, or they're missing a bike, or doors open that was not last left open the very last thing we went to see beside someone getting hurt is him to get into somebody's house, getting a set of khakis and it's off to the races. >> there was a report of an attempted burglary not too far from where he was spotted on that home surveillance provide investigators quote strongly believe it was him, police are

not able to say for certainty it was him just yet. there is a combined reward of 10,000 dollars for his capture, richburg exceeded cotton, thank you. president biden is back at his delray beach home for the long holiday weekend after touring hurricane idalia damage yesterday. he's quick to visit parts of the sunsunshine state earlier this k and he said he has b is been toy to make his promises trip to east pulsing, ohio that toxic rain drum set up month ago. lucas thomason's life the way has with the story. >> president biden was asked about east palace scene will he was on the ground in florida yesterday this was his response. have not had the occasion to go to east palestine there's a lot going on here and i've not been able to break. i was thinking i will go to east palestine this weekend but i've got to go literally around the world. i am going from washington, to india, to vietnam.

chris recall, rich, the president was on kyiv the one-year anniversary of russia's large-scale invasion. officials point out nobody died out in east palestine unlike maui or the death toll was over 100 this one recorded fatalities associate with hurricane bidenomics it was on the coast as a motor vehicle accident in lent officials are bracing for the first of course after hurricane ian last year killed nearly 150 people also on floors west coast when it comes to hurricanes president biden played what he calls the change in climate. >> nobody can deny the impact of climate crisis sees at least nobody intelligent can deny the impact of the climate crisis anymore just look around. around the nation in the world for that matter prehistoric floods, intensive droughts, extreme heat, deadly wildfires. >> governor desantis responded to the president today while speaking in your favorite city in florida, rich, yankee town.

>> some people lost their entire hopes. some of the homes just washed away that were right there on the water. others have four or 5 feet of water in them. they are not livable right now probably can salvage them but you've got to got the drywall you got to do all that that takes a lot of time. >> governor desantis went on to say quote with got to stop politicizing the weather stopped politicizing natural disasters he said there more hurricanes in the late 40s and early 50s quick fact check on the fox news research department looking at the no hurricane tracker said desantis lacks a bear out. there were six more hurricanes in the 40s and early 50s if my math is correct. the desantis snob of president biden did not come up much on the sunday talk shows perhaps he the desantis campaign thanks this whole thing will perhaps blow over, rich? seleucus appreciative baseball reference or have been better seasons lucas thomas and thank you so much with the white house. fox is teaming up with the

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dangerous and has been tied to a rising amount of overdose deaths deaths. to make matters worse dea michael gannon tells us is often mixed with fentanyl. >> drug dealers are always going to try to find the newest synthetic drug they can put in or mixon. to try to make money you have to be wary when you're given any type of drug from somebody on the street. >> officials think the best treatment for it overdose is not cad which hits a drug store shelves for the very first time this week. the indiana recovery network director joins us now. heather, thanks much for being with us today on this important topic. as if it was not deadly enough on its own now you have this new synthetic drug to worry about. known as fake xanax. it's often being sold in tablets, powders, garments, people are mixing of fentanyl. what happens when someone ingests this to drug? >> first of all thank you for having me today with you.

there are various side effects folks can experience similar to others. it can affect your respiratory system. i can make you drowsy, loss of coordination ultimately it can result in death were talking about synthetics, such as. >> it sounds just terrible. especially when mixed with fentanyl. we all remember headlines are made recently when the grandson of robert de niro died of an overdose. we see the list of drugs on the screen that worked out in his system fentanyl, right there mixed with a bunch of other things. does it help when high profile person like the de niro family speaks out about this to shine a light on this? to show it's not just people in a lower socioeconomic group that

are affected by these drugs. the biggest celebrities and their families can be affected too. >> absolutely does shine a light on it. it's devastating when anyone lose a loved one especially in this capacity. it does raise awareness that anyone -- but this can affect anyone that does not -- it's not specific to social economic status or geographic location. substances have a negative impact especially when used illicitly on individuals, family members and communities. anita: is sure do. mount now generic drug for marquette is coming to store shelves for the first time it's going to be $45 for a pack of two. what are your thoughts about this? you want to bring up something on the screen first to explain explain toreviewers how this wo. you can buy a pack of two, could bring up the numbers here? here you go.

83% is required to knock out. that is the equivalent of two nor can doses so should it be sold in a two pack? a two pack may not be enough to help someone. >> i agree. one thing we always encourage folks when we do nor can distribution is to take at least three because just fentanyl alone is so potent it takes more than just one we are seeing a takes often sometimes i have heard of eight doses to revive somebody. and so yes it's really frightening to know in combination with fentanyl we now have this news has synthetic discussing fatal overdoses. while narcan is not an overdose reversal, it is being mixed with a fentanyl it is suggested and encouraged to try to at least use narcan to revive

experiencing some extremes and overdose progress report pacific idea to have this on the shellfishelfbut should the govee letting people know you need more than one pack and the price, $45 is that accessible to people real quick answer? >> yes i think it is great it's going to be over-the-counter in it will be more accessible. i do think that price point is a very special or seen people struggling right now due to inflation. i don't know if that means everybody will be able to access it just because it's more accessible. >> at least it is out there for people. heather rodriguez thank you so much for talking about this important topic today. he really appreciated. >> thank you for highlighting it and having me. >> mexico has a cold war era message for the united states and its border wall. mexican government has put up a slab of the berlin wall in tijuana. steps from the u.s./mexico border in text below the relic tijuana's merit rights quote made this be a lesson to build a society that knocks down walls

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that leadership in kyiv since the war began. he has held the post the war began. he recently faced accusations of corruption which he calls a similar but some officials in the west have criticized a gradient military leadership for failing to follow their advice at points during the summers counteroffensive. [background noises] fox news alert for you now an event organized by the eritrean descending into chaos as you can see right there. supporters and opponents of the east african nation president fought with police and each other yesterday. many of them are eritrean refugees more than 160 were hurt. the president of human rights abuses. our trey yingst is alive in tel aviv with the latest on the story. trey, just a quick chaos in the streets there for sure.

>> anita, good afternoon but violence erupted on saturday in the streets of tel aviv as eritrean migrants clashed in the southern part of the city this unrest began when many supporters of the eritrean government held an event the country's embassy. opponents of the government stormed the building that was being guarded by law enforcement and chaos ensued. police say 39 people were arrested more than 160 wounded including nearly 50 officers. graphic scenes unfolded in isrisrael's second largest citys migrants fought each other with rocks and sticks before some turned to battle police were trying to disperse the crowds but officers fired stun grenades and live ammunition but still it took hours to clear the area per number police cars and businesses were vandalized during the incident. these clusters brought up new discussions among the israeli government about immigration issues here is really prime minister netanyahu explained a red line is crossed as leadership in jerusalem is considering steps to immediately

deport asylum-seekers who were involved in the rioting for the prime ministers office at a special ministerial team is tasked with handling the issue that decimated there about 18000 eritrean asylum-seekers currently in israel this level of violence is unprecedented in tel aviv when it comes to the migrant community but areas around the world we have seen similar scenes and clashes among the eritrean community back to you anita. >> trey yingst l light mentality force thank you. rich: artificial intelligence is turning up in more sectors of society from social media, to medicine, to the workplace. it is cut some american workers worried. pew research full find 52% of people are more concerned than excited over the rise of ai that is up 38% the year before. but is there anything relate to all the fear question enjoyment out as phil siegel founder of the center for advanced preparedness and threat response simulation. phil, i've got to ask you where

you fall in that site are these fears overblown or should there be more excitement? >> i kind of sit right in the middle. i'm excited about some of the opportunities that ai brings to our society. but i'm also worried about others. i do not feel we are moving quite fast enough to quell those fears through setting guardrails, regulations and if we do a better job educating the public get these guardrails out there, i think we will settle into the same type of pattern we do with other technologies which is there's good, there is bad, and we take advantage of the good and try to mitigate the bad. rich: what kind of guardrail should we be looking at? is this something the industry should be setting? is it something the government should be doing? >> really, the government has hhad the major role here.

and we do need to speed this up. i kind of look at it as there are four areas we need to make sure we are covering. the first is the protection of the elderly and children pay this out of scams, there is a lot of negative things that come from the technology that can be used both ends of our age spectrum. the second is we have to harden our crime laws. we have a lot of laws that really do not allow for this new technology. we cannot have the joke i would say is we can't have somebody saying the aia my homework and that is why he broke the law. we have to harden these laws and make sure they are there for the technology. the third is around fairness. we are hiring financial decisions and so forth are not hardwired negatively to unfairly

categorize people in the algorithms. the fourth is really room safety and making sure we have these guardrails in place the technology cannot get out of control. >> upon e-uppercase-letter fed a number of lawmakers who have talked about the dangers potentially of ai but you've also had those out there who have been speaking about some of the potential here. here's house speaker kevin mccarthy talking about it when it comes to disaster preparedness. >> this may not particular he happened to this with in a perfect storm of a wind blowing this hard. but we could utilize going we cd artificial intelligence to pre-position based upon whether, or resources to battle them ahead of time. >> other than writing an essay to get me too an ivy league school, which seems to be a lot of the press these days, what can we expect in the near and

medium term from ai to benefit society? >> yes i will jump onto what speaker it mccarthy said that is what our nonprofit is really about is disaster preparedness. making sure that we set up simulations and games that train our personnel, our public personnel whether it's public health, whether it is emergency management, crisis management personnel to do a better job and be better prepared. but that's not the only things he technology can help us with. sorry kuester. >> go ahead continue. >> you see some of the benefits and healthcare. helping doctors with diagnoses. making more accurate diagnoses and other areas that it could help a doctor treat a patient over the lifecycle of the

disease. definitely can help us with safety, artificial intelligence should be being used by all municipalities to take pictures of their critical infrastructure equipment. making sure that is fed into algorithms to find places where pipes might be week. to find areas where electrical connections are not well done. that is what artificial intelligence is good at. looking at a lot of data inviting problems to help us stay safe. super we can expect it to roll it exponentially phil siegel thank you for joining us on artificial intelligence in a much appreciated. >> thanks rich. rich: former nfl's unsparing service hit film the blind side we all saw that. now is fighting to end his conservatorship he seeks more records to support his case.

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i certainly enjoyed it. but i guess the sequel is playing out now in real time, right? people who know the story do not know what to believe would you say it's the truth in the middle somewhere? >> i definitely would. i enjoyed the movie as well. i was under the impression the tuohy did adopt michael after hearing about this controversy going on now there's a lot of questions in my head. someone is granted conservatorship over someone usually the person who is bound to be incapacitated would know that because they have to be evaluated by two different doctors for the doctor has to find this person is unable or lacks the mental capacity to make decisions about their health and finances. then they also have a court appointed attorney to make sure who's seeking the conservatorship is doing what is in this person's best interest. i find it kind of shocking michael had no idea and the seas that incapacitated he would not have a member those things.

itsuper that's a good point anda good question we have the state statute on that if we could bring that up right now. it talks about what is necessary for a conservatorship. i think we may have that, there you go to the court must find by clear and convincing evidence the respondent is fully or partially disabled and respond is in need of assistance from the court before a fiduciary can be appointed to exactly what you just said. is there any evidence that anyone knows of that he was in need of medical assistance? >> no. i've done my own research i cannot find anything. i do a lot of conservatorship cases in my practice normally the person they have autism are have dementia, or some type of serious mental illness where they definitely it is clear they cannot make these decisions. so the fact i cannot find anything about michael's condition, it does give to a lack of credibility on how they

even obtained it i would love to see the judgment because it has to have all those details and it to indicate what judge found it, what the appointed attorney stated and the opinions of the two physicians did the evaluations. anita: a lot of unanswered question there also the question whether he was told by the family that he was too old to adopt at the age of 18. but tennessee is one of many states that allows older adoptions let's put the list up on the screen through see the mass and the list and tennessee is on that they allow adoptions over the age of 18. now i want to be fair to the tuohy family and give them a chance to respond their lawyer responded to this question of adoption versus conservative. when his lawyers said was that the family said they did not care whether it was an adoption or conservatorship they just wanted to bring michael into their family to do you have any

thoughts on that? >> i find that to be very suspicious. number one if you have taken the person into your household come into your family most people do adult adoptions and want to finalize it and make it legal so they can forever say this person is our son. also it is so much easier to do the adoption and once he becomes of age or when he's willing to be independent that is that they are done they cannot control anything with a conservatorship it is so strict it is intrusive it does not give him the ability to make any decisions indefinitely until it is overturned which is what he's doing right now are trying to do right now. >> is also asking for a number asking for number ofdocuments he records showing how that money was spent, who got the minute with you got the same amount of money as the family, so many questions but we are running out of time rate thank you so much for coming on with us we would back with you on this topic

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