>> pete: that's the way it should be is politicking out of it but the way you describe it for scott smith, he became the target after simply saying look what happened to my daughter and why isn't anything being done about that. eventually that person who committed the sexual assault moved to another school district and offended again. bob, unfortunately we have to leave it there i wish you luck and hope politics is brought out of prosecution there in pennsylvania. >> the way we need to do that is access the web. www.vote bob anderson.com and move her out of this office. >> pete: there you go. bob, thank you so much. appreciate it. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> congress received notice iran, a designated state sponsor of terrorism, will receive $6 billion in frozen money in exchange for the release of five detained americans. >> we should never under estimate our adversaries who are after us every day. >> prepare for the long game.

this is a manhunt. >> brian: police now believe the escaped killer in pennsylvania is armed with a stolen rifle after breaking into a home. >> this convicted killer has been spotted just 40 miles northwest of philadelphia. >> this is extremely dangerous and people need to be vigilant. >> started with a mad man down in texas. >> new york city mayor eric adams slashing first responder's budget. taking moneys away from the citizens and in effect giving it to the migrants. >> he could not last a week in texas. >> down goes rogers and the sack for leonard floyd. >> jets quarterback aaron rodgers suffered a leg injury one play into the first game of the season. >> it's not career-ending but it's going to be difficult. >> jets ended up winning. >> touchdown. >> every year the world waits for apple iphones computers, watches and more. >> today make some of our biggest announcements ever. >> our next release delivers all new experiences for your iphone. >> brian: we begin the second hour of "fox & friends" with this. president biden is back at the

white house this morning and is returning to criticism for claiming he was at ground zero, just one day after september 11th. he wasn't. turns out records show otherwise. >> ainsley: this as the white house decides to announce a prison swap deal with iran on 9/11. and that includes unfreezing $6 billion in sanctioned money. >> pete: negotiating with terrorists on the anniversary of 9/11. mark meredith joins us live this morning with more from the white house. hey, mark. >> pete, ainsley and brian. good morning to all three of you. president biden is back in washington after whirl wind trip to india and vietnam. you are right there. is a bit of controversy this morning after comments he made in alaska on his way home. it all has to do with 9/11. the president was in alaska meeting with u.s. troops in anchorage. it was there he was talking about the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. in which he suggested that the day after the world trade center towers fell that he went up to new york city despite there being no records of him going there so soon after the towers

fell. >> we know the distance did not dull or diminish the pain we felt all across the nation of september 11th. because we know that on this day 22 years ago from this base, were scrambled and high alert to escorts planes through the airspace. >> now, fox news asked the white house if the president misspoke originally or whether when he talked about being there the day after or if there was any sort of change of what he was trying to say. the reply we got from the white house they pointed to some news articles that show that the president, who was then senator of delaware, went to ground zero about nine days after the attack. we don't know if he is going to clarify further later today hope to learn a few more details efforts underway to negotiate with iran and secure the release of five americans being held by the islamic republic on monday we learned waivers were issued unfreeze iranian financial assets that being held in south korea. be allowed to go to north korea.

we know hive iranians being held by the u.s. that they will be able to be released as well. we don't expect to see the president on camera today. it is certainly a busy week in washington as house lawmakers get back. we are still looking to see whether a deal can be reached to avoid a government shut down by the end of the month. new this morning pete, ainsley and brian we learned that house speaker mccarthy later on this week is going to embrace the idea of impeachment inquiry the ball is starting to move a little bit closer to that potential goal line that some republicans say they want secured. back to you. >> ainsley: do they have the votes for it? >> for the impeachment inquiry. i would imagine they have the votes for that whether or not they get to the full measure of impeachment, that's to be on seen. i would imagine with the speaker saying let's law firm the inquiry, i can't imagine he would do that if he didn't feel like he had the support to do it. >> ainsley: that gets the ball rolling. at least gets information they need. >> brian: thanks, mark. the continuing resolution to fund the government. i'm not sure they can come to an agreement on the budget in two weeks. and then you have a situation

where the -- i haven't seen it but 11 appropriations bills emerged from the senate. the house promised to do the same thing. whatever it is. you are the majority. do your job. and even if it means coming back before labor day and getting it done, you have three weeks to roll out 11 bills. even if they are dramatically different from the senate. don't give chuck schumer something to talk about. say i'm going to do it. this is my idea with the spending should be. even if they are cuts. the other thing to keep in mind, too. is that among the people who are not for this is ken buck in colorado is he only lose about five votes. a new york congressman, too. not going to vote for it. a lot of people are going to be asked to walk the plank if they vote for it. they are in these purple areas and maybe pulled off upset win if you vote for it. even if you are conservative, you might be doing something that will hurt that seat when you run again. >> pete: i think it becomes the kind of pressure valve for a lot of conservatives by allowing the impeachment inquiry that might

allow for some compromise on other things that they wouldn't otherwise. kevin mccarthy is walking a very. >> ainsley: fine line. >> pete: tight rope and fine line. motion to vacate only takes one person of a speakership. >> brian: matt gaetz. >> pete: the impeachment inquiry the vast majority of republicans are clamoring for at least an investigation into the there there on the business dealings of the biden family. it's good to hear that it will probably move forward. >> ainsley: ron desantis made a good point. is he talking about kamala being biden's impeachment insurance. listen to this. >> look and think about who is waiting in the wings with kamala. and i think you are right. in terms of the aptitude, even though she is a lot younger, i think she is basically been his impeachment insurance. because people know, no matter how bad biden is, nobody wants harris. and that's just the reality. >> brian: nothing she said over

the weekend would make you feel better about it. we will talk to tim scott about that. i would just like to add this. the other thing they want in this is border money. not they want to get that wall built and additional border security change in policy that's what the house wants. i'm wondering if the democrats who are watching their hopes for retaining anybody, any power base in washington go by the boards because of immigration if they might buy into it. are you going to tell me a senator in new york won't look around and go this is a disaster the city is falling apart because of my policy or a senator in massachusetts or a senator in illinois? >> pete: senators also pushing to decouple the ukrainian funding from the border funding. >> brian: and the emergency funding. fema funding. >> pete: that's what it is. sorry. i confused the two. >> ainsley: governor adams is so upset governor can abbott is

sending so many migrants to new york city. that's not a smidge of what is he is doing with in texas. they have been having this battle in the press for a long time. last friday eric adams called greg abbott a mad man and now greg abbott is responding. listen to this. >> the mayor may have made it to be mayor of new york but he could not last a week in texas. they have so few migrants in new york compared to what we deal with every single day, jesse. it's just outrageous. what is maddening is the fact that in new york and chicago and d.c. and l.a. and other places, they put out policies self-proclaiming that they are sanctuary cities. they love to promote these liberal ideologies until they have to actually live up and apply them. it's clear that the policies of sanctuary cities and letting everybody live for free simply do not work. this is a day of reckoning for all of the united states realizing that the liberal

policies of open borders will not work in country. >> brian: the nypd in an effort, these liberal cities in an effort to separate ice from the police force and allow people, illegal immigrants to live amongst themselves, they came up with sanctuary city idea. no one ever viewed this happening where 100,000 people come and demand all types of services and you have to give them that because of your right-to-shelter and because your sanctuary policies. and because of that, you're complaining to the governor of texas who, by the way, sent maybe a total of 20,000? we got over 100,000 here. is he barely made an impact. >> pete: nothing talked about the flood of illegals come in the middle of the night flights courtesy of dhs. said a peep happening at the border but really nothing. the nypd is expecting a flood of retirements because overtime pay is being slashed in order to deal with overrun illegal costs

can you imagine that? >> brian: pension costs. >> pete: exactly. >> ainsley: wherever did you go into the united states. we went to the diner on friday and people are so worried about this country. when does the pendulum swing back the other way? he is absolutely right. greg abbott is talking about how these progressives, these liberals, they think it's freight igreatidea to be inclusg everybody to america and the american dream without paying taxes. we will pay their way and give them everything. and then when the rubblier meets the road then they freak out. they are like we can't pay for this. we can't do it when the sanctuary city actually happens. it's the same thing with the schools. look at what happened in virginia. oh, parents shouldn't have a say what happens in schools. well, then all of the sudden the school board meetings. parents start speaking up then they vote for a republican governor. and he wins because finally they realize what we are doing is not working.

same with defund the police how did that work out? >> pete: doing it by default right now. nypd and fdny budget cross because of the cost of illegals. >> ainsley: we are sanctuary city. we are defunding the police. we cut a billion dollars from the police budget. crime is through the roof now here in new york. it looks like it used to. >> brian: former congressman and former gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin talked about the impact it's happening on new york and i'm talking about illegal immigration. watcher. >> put rhetoric aside and actually look at the impact of the policy. when you stop construction of the border wall. when you advance catch and release. when you get rid of title 42 and remain in mexico policy. when you attack custom and border patrol agents and keep adding on sanctuary cities, sanctuary state policies and federal rewarldz and incentives to come, this is only going to increase. this is only going to continue to get worse. it's good to see a democrat like eric adams recognizing that this is going to destroy the city. it's good to see a democrat like

michael bloomberg calling on president biden to take action. we need a democrat -- we need president biden specifically to step up and secure our border in a way that a state and a city can't. >> brian: hakeem jeffriess in new york leadership. senator chuck schumer majority senate leadership. you have all the power to give new york maybe otoo much power. instead, you watch. as the number one city in the country in terms of population and tourism just falls apart because you will not do a tough political move, which, in the long run, would actually help your party. nobody in the hispanic community says i love what happened at the border. i think i will vote democrat. you are converting no one. your idea has failed. the hispanic vote is gradually going right. >> pete: you are letting the whole world in without no idea who is coming in and you have the anniversary of -- the number of people on terrorist watch lists exceeding 150 this year alone breaking records. you are putting our nation's security at risk actively. >> brian: if you want to know

why ainsley is tired today? she watched the whole game last night. monday night football. >> pete: is that true? >> brian: up to midnight watching the jets in overtime, too. >> ainsley: i think to went to bed at 8:00. what time was the game. >> pete: i only watched the first half, too. >> ainsley: i'm reading the headlines. aaron rodgers injured five minutes in. >> brian: that play seems innocuous he goes to the ground. i'm saying to myself that can't be an ankle he knew i gte guess that the moment was his achilles. >> pete: there is a tackle about as routine of a sack you would see in the nfl. this is four plays into the game, ainsley he game triumphantly into the game. carrying the american flag running out. i swear i could hear the stadium from midtown manhattan. >> brian: 83,000. >> pete: more than they had as a super bowl. this is a city ready for aaron rodgers, the receivers he brought. in dalvin cook. the defense is phenomenal. four plays in stymied.

the cover of the "new york post" agony and ecstasy. jets went on to win in overtime but ro rodgers lost for the year with injury. >> ainsley: fans in new york so excited when aaron rodgers signed the contract to join the team. >> brian: hbo hard knocks was awesome this year. so who emergencyized and sanitized we got a great coach they have wonderful defense and potential they have on offense n rodgers sat back and enjoying the senior guy in the room. now he will be in plain clothes. >> ainsley: we don't know if it's torn, right? jim gray talked about that. >> the head coach of the new york jets just told the media that it doesn't look good that it's an achilles injury for aaron rodgers so, that's very sad news. the good news is if there is

such a thing we don't know if it's torn. we will know more after the mri. i just talked to the finest doctor in the country for sports and sports medicine he just said cam makers of the rams he had this injury and he played five months later. kobe bryant who he also operated on he came back and played very effectively. it's not career ending but it's going to be difficult if, in fact, this is the case. >> brian: certain amount of miles on achilles when it goes it just goes. it rolls up into the bottom of your ankle and that's what happened. maybe he shouldn't have ran out with his flag. >> pete: is that what broke the camel's back. >> the presidential candidate governor burgum didn't this happen to him? >> brian: right no. one is tackle ling him. he tore his achilles before basketball before the debate. the message stop playing sports. >> pete: zach wilson come in. bills were up 13-3. run overtime punt return. >> brian: can we show the punt

return. can we show chris chulo. would you show up. tied the game at 13? all right. so that's where he got hurt. but the catch that was caught one of the most unbelievable catches. this is not it. >> pete: this is josh allen and stephon diggs. he almost crossed the line of scrimmage. catch. >> ainsley: i love the nfl. they are so good. >> pete: do you feel bad for jets fans? this is kind of the jets. >> brian: no, no. listen. they have a lot of talent this year. unbelievable coaching staff. i do believe that you do not shut the door on this team. they need a backup quarterback. >> pete: they had one his name is zac wilson. >> brian: number two pick overall after trevor lawrence. everybody think going to be great confidence issue zac wilson. >> ainsley: ended up winning the game. >> brian: i agree with pete he

wasn't great. very mediocre that's why they brought in rodgers. >> ainsley: maybe he will be playing in five months. >> pete: the season is over. >> brian: go to break and talk more about the nfl? no? i guess not what happened thought new york jets so unbelievable. >> pete: i feel bad for aaron rodgers. >> brian: not won until 1969. >> ainsley: can't we blow the break and talk about the nfl? >> carley: i have been so jealous standing behind you guys you know brian how much i love to talk about sports break it all down. >> brian: that's what your husband talks about and you just sit there. >> carley: i will share my insight with you during the commercial break. >> ainsley: husband is go blue he likes michigan. he is a big college. >> brian: i should have known. >> pete: take it away, carley. >> carley: police extending search in chester county, pennsylvania for escaped prisoner da fellow cavalcante police say he is armed after breaking into a home and

stealing a rifle. the homeowner shot at him during the break-in. it's unclear if he is injured. residents nearby are being told to stay aware and keep their doors locked as the search continues we are going to have a live report later this hour. newly released body cam footage showing an hours long police chase and standoff in los angeles last month. the insane video showing the driver of a stolen department of water and power van ramming into several police units before winding up in an intense standoff. watch this. [gunfire] [shouting] >> hands up, hands up. hands up. >> suspect surrendered after he was shot. he was arrested and taken to a nearby hospital, three officers were injured. and canadian prime minister justin trudeau getting stuck in india after his plane experienced technical issues. he was in new delhi for the g-20 summit of course.

trudeau's flight has been moved to tomorrow with his office revealing, quote these issues are not fixable overnight delegation will stay in india until alternative arrangements are made. will asking potential renters to pay $20,000 for a three bedroom apartment in manhattan. the fully renovated penthouse is located above a posh midtown restaurant and to sweeten the deal the landlord is offering $20,000 credit to sicily austria according to side dish. the 2,000 square foot apartment makes up the entire top floor of the four story row house building. those are your headlines guys. >> pete: you get 20 grand to eat at the restaurant if you get that apartment? >> ainsley: $20,000 a month for rent. >> ainsley: that's specific. >> brian: does it come furnished? >> ainsley: free food. >> pete: and you have to live in new york. >> ainsley: only brian can afford that he works every shift. >> brian: i inherited a lot of

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♪ >> brian: all right. here we go. this morning outrage over the biden administration's long

rumored now done deal with the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. we learned about this yesterday. on 9/11, as the white house announced the prisoner swap with iran. which also clears of the way to release $6 billion in frozen assets that was in south korea. our next guest knows all about the war against terror. montana g.o.p. senate candidate tim sheehy is here. former navy seal who served in afghanistan. you told me when you were in iraq you knew you were fighting against iranians. >> that's right, brian. half of her adversarial action in iraq was against iran. influence. eips explosive projectiles some of the most deadly weapons used against troops in iraq they were made in iran and designed in iran brought into iraq by the quds force iran's very effective commando unit and absolutely who trump killed a couple years ago was the mastermind behind it all. iran has been america's most persistent adversary for the last 40 plus years to beirut to

iraq they have been killing americans and for us to give them $6 billion on the heels of another multi-billion-dollar gift is a slap to all of house fought author this country. >> brian: pretty insane. somebody who lost his life to ifb. >> one of my mentors in the military. i learned a lot from him and his friends. helped carry him off the plane in dover. first time i had somebody really close to me get killed in combat. >> brian: i'm happy for those five families they get their people back. brutal prison, horrible country run by terrible people. taking hostages pays, obviously. that was frozen. that money was frozen in south korea by the trump administration in 2019, $6 billion. it was he had access you are not getting it. now they got it and it goes to qatar. we are going to hold on to it and they can only use it for humanitarian purposes. how does that sound? >> dealing with terrorists for

40 years you don't negotiate with terrorist. more you give them the more they take. now they know for the third time in a row don't forget obama gave them billions in when he was in office too. every time they take something they capitulate. continue their path to nuclear weapons and continue to undermine us around the world and continue to be a state sponsor for terror because pays for iran. >> brian: tough fight against jon tester very popular in the state even though it's a very red state and is he anything but moderate. here is a peels of your ad that it goes out when, today? >> yep. >> brian: let's watch. >> jon tester is still standing by joe's side. >> joe biden is absolutely 100 percent with us. is he doing a good job. >> tell jon tester to stop standing up for joe biden and start fighting for montana. >> brian: he is a moderate to you? that's what he calls himself. >> is he new york's third senator. the policies we are talking about are exactly why we need to get jon tester out of office and get a conservative majority back in the senate.

we not keep giving billions of dollars to our adversaries can't keep having an open border and running our debt unsustainable. >> brian: okay for the people of montana senator joe manchin who stopped the electoral college. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema stopped adding two states. joe manchin and it kyrsten sinema. jon tester never said a word of this. is that what the people of montana want. >> no. that's why you will see his campaign. they don't run on the issues. they destroy the republican candidate. tear us down and our families and businesses they don't talk about the issues on the issues jon tester loses in montana. >> brian: matt rosendale is known in montana into too. he says essentially congratulations to mitch mcconnell and the party bosses on getting their chosen candidate. enough to washington has two candidates tim sheehy and jon tester. that's a shot across your bough. are you mitch mcconnell's candidate? >> absolutely not. but, you know, that's been

matt's narrative. difference between outsider and insider that nobody likes. he is an insider nobody likes running for third term in congress and has been a career politician. 8 offices in 13 years. i'm actually an outsider, combat veteran five deployments my wife is a combat marine. i'm running because i care about the future of this nation. about my children's future. and i realize that the problems we need to solve have to be solved by a new generation of leaders. >> brian: you are a new generation and we're seeing it almost everybody in congress is over 08. so it would be good to be able to turn the page. thanks so much. tim, great to see you. thanks for your service, too. >> for america's future tim sheehy.com. >> brian: going down to the world trade center to see that memorial, correct? >> correct. >> brian: great to see you, tim. >> thanks. >> brian: best of best of luck. biggest change to the iphone. kurt the cyberguy has the iphone

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>> carley: we are back with your headlines, seven people hurt after four-car crash in los angeles yesterday ended with one of the vehicles flipped upside down in someone's front yard. the driver of one of those cars was reportedly trying to escape police quhted crash happened. investigators believe he ran a stop sign. three people in the suspect's vehicle were arrested after officers found guns, jewelry and a ski mask in their car a massive sinkhole appearing in san francisco. look at that. this happened yesterday after a water main broke on sunday. crews working overnight to repair the main which was originally installed back in 1949. an emergency clean up company estimates at least 115 homes and businesses were affected by sand and water from the aftermath. it's estimated the devastation

will cost thousands of dollars. luckily no injuries have been reported. the cause ever the break remains under investigation. and an american explorer is free after he was trapped in one of turkey's deepest caves for 10 days straight. the experienced caver became ill and too week to climb out on his own prompting a days long international rescue operation it is amazing to above ground again. i was below ground far longer than expected with a medical issue. the turkish government saved my life, literally no questions asked caring him more than 3,00e cave. what a wild story there. pete and thankfully had a wild ending. >> pete: he got to the bottom and got sick trying to map this massive cave. >> carley: i'm sure he is happy to see the light of day again.

>> pete: for sure, carley, thank you. a new movement is aging to give power back to parents and encourage classical education in the classroom. the educational independence declaration asking supporter if they're prepared to join the fight to help restore the classical models of freedom and education that support privately funded parent governed education. fueled by the energy of parents, the innovation of entrepreneurs and benevolence of scholarships. here with more on the movement, founder and ceo of classical conversations, lee borton. lee, thank you so much for being here. you took part in our miseducation of america's series as well. you got over 45,000 families in classical conversations, which is a huge home school hybrid network of education and you say not being reliant on the government at all is key to educational freedom. >> that's right. you think about it, children 50 years ago, the wrong institution controlled the troops and the taxes. and so our declaration of independence was written.

and its words traveled throughout the colonies as local citizens debate thed the responsibilities of freedom. once again, the wrong institutions control the troops and the taxes. so we wrote the declaration of educational independence. written to encourage our senators to debate who is behind the battle for the american mind? >> pete: absolutely. what does this look like how do we begin that battle for american mind? hurt us by making private institutions public institutions through things like charters cowmps and esas. as a christian, i believe if you don't work, you don't eat and you are responsible for paying your own bills, so we have been helping families home school and be independent of government

education for -- well, i have been doing it for almost 40 years. we do that by not being regulated so our costs are super low. our tuitions are low. our ability to work with any kind of income level, you know, we were accessible why are not the only one, pete. thousands of programs funded for home coolers. private schools. parents don't know them they are inundated with one thing only you got to go to public school. that's where all the money is. >> pete: that's where the default has been and where the money is you raise very interesting intellectual points about what happens with a charter school. even with vouchers, what means when those dollars follow and what some of those dictates mean. what what happens the website if people want to check out your declaration real quick? >> educational independence.net. we're not an organ or a commercial company. we're not selling anything. we just want to get the word out. >> pete: educational independence.net and your organization classical conversations if you are looking

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search area have been closed for the day. they are in pure suit of cavalcante and issued this warning early this morning saying he is armed. residents in the area are asked to lock all doors and windows. secure vehicles. and remain indoors. do not approach. call 9 # 1 if seen. now, according to local outlets, a big development you were just talking about. a homeowner in east township last night apparently shot at one who matched cavalcante's description. that being around 5-foot tall. newly clean-shaven as you can see there no blood was found at that scene and police believe that cavalcante is once again on foot uninjured with a .22 rifle in his possession. cavalcante has been on the run for 13 days after climbing up and out of the chester county prison. that strange position you can see there. he had been sentenced to life in prison for the brutal stabbing death of his girlfriend. prosecutors say he did this in front of her young children to keep her quiet about a murder he is also wanted for in his native brazil. police say on saturday, a

desperate cavalcante tried to make contact with two former co-workers. his sister is also facing deportation although it's unclear if she has tried to aid in this its escape. >> now we're going to prepare for the long game long game what we do best, fugitive investigation every day, this is a manhunt. all this means to us is that it's a longer fugitive investigation with more resources. >> i want to talk about long-term investigation. i spent most of my career working in that region of pennsylvania. and exactly nine years ago today, a man named eric frein carried out a plot that left that pennsylvania state trooper dead. in that case it took police 48 days of intense searching to find him. one big difference, guys, he was able to scout locations beforehand. hide food for himself. the hope is here this should wrap up a whole lot faster, guys? >> brian: seems like such a wooded area, right? >> kind of transitioned from being more heavily wooded where we have seen police positioned

today it's almost farmland. we know he stole that dairy truck that run out of gas. could be looking for a new vehicle. instead of stealing one that's sitting out there. he could easily approach one with that gun and take that car. >> ainsley: that's true. all right. thank you so much, alexandria. there is going to be a press conference at 9:30. we were just told that keep it here on fox. >> pete: update on the police at 9:30. we are all fast fascinating. he charged his girlfriend more than 30 times in front of her children. >> pete: he is here illegally from brazil. contact sister may be deported. all preventable. never should have happened. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for headlines. ains are. >> carley: listen to this a 29-year-old cold case has update after new york man confessed to the 1994 murder of a virginia woman. fairfax county police announcing the arrest of 51-year-old steven smirk yesterday after using d.n.a. technology to locate the

suspect smirk was serving in the military when he says he stand robin lawrence to death. he tells investigators the act was completely random. j.p. morgan chase ceo jamie dimon pouring cold water on bidenomics. he warns, quote: to say the consumer is strong today. meaning you are going to have a booming environment for years is a huge mistake. businesses feel pretty good because they look at their current results, but those things change and we don't know what the full effect of all of this is going to be 12 or 18 months from now right when the presidential election. went viral earlier this year when this video showing cracks in its structural beams came out has now been named coaster of the year. fury 325 closed in june to repair of the cracks before reopening last month. despite that the coaster was named best steel coaster in the nation by amusement today this

past weekend. what an update. those your headlines. now let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: that crack? >> carley: i wouldn't put it in the best category. >> janice: you can't pay me enough money. take a look at the forecast, shall we? it's hot and humid here in the northeast. but cooler weather is going to be on the way. also talking about hurricane lee. we have been talking about lee for the last week or. so it's going to continue to move north and west and then due north on the weekend. >> bermuda needs to pay. >> that's the latest track. it is going to weaken to a hurricane and then to a tropical storm. so the bottom line is if you live in new england cape cod up toward main. >> we think a potential landfall probably for november scootch and in the rest of today's

headlines it cold front marching across the east coast could bring the potential for flash flooding. all right, fox weather.com for all of your latest details. going over to pete and ainsley and brian. >> brian: thanks senior meteorologist. >> pete: that's exactly right. >> ainsley: not the chief, she's the senior. >> brian: are we going to debate that? >> pete: nope. apple will unveil new iphone 15. >> brian: finally. >> pete: kurt the cyberguy ahead of the big deal that reportedly has the biggest design change in a decade. >> brian: well wow, i bet you can fold it. ♪ the final countdown ♪ ♪

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>> ainsley: apple set to unveil the next technology fall event expected to be at the top of the tech giant's list highly anticipated iphone 15 along with new apple watches and air pods. kurt knutsson the cyberguy joins us from jobs theater in capper teen know, california. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. a beautiful morning in california. a lot of excitement as apple is really hoping that the world

will wake up again to smart phone sales. iphone 15, 14 different models announced today likely to come out today or next friday. the iphone 15 is all the buzz. it's about a titanium extier yes, sir instead of stainless steel making it stronger and lighter. the faster chip the a 17 inside. you will see a buzz about the camera inside. and a periscope zoom lens. the ability to zoom in much further. so, think of your iphone becoming more like mike scope or telescope out into the universe. extraordinary camera lenses on it looking for apple watch 9 to be announced here as well. apple has hit some speed bumps over the last week. you know, their stock took a hit about a $200 billion hit onst last week on news that china said it's no longer going to permit government workers to use iphone in china.

and at the same time apple was plagued with two security vulnerabilities across the product line allowing hackers in and allowing a rather notorious spyware application to find its way on to an iphone which was confirmed. those patches are out and they are ready for anybody who has got that, an iphone, a mack or an apple product that has an operating system. you should update that if you haven't over the last few days. the excitement though opens up 10:00 a.m. pacific. 1:00 eastern here in the theater behind me. iphone 15 will be announced along with what could be wonder lust is the name of this event. what does that mean? well, we will find out. and we will bring it to you. >> ainsley: well, kurt, when the new phones come out, do you recommend buying them immediately if you are one of those tech geeks and you like to have the latest and greatest or do you recommend waiting a little while while they work out

all the kinks? >> hey, really good question, ainsley. first of all, there is going to be cord chaos. you are going to be getting another cord. >> ainsley: no. why do they do it? >> apparently going away. it to do -- they didn't want to. had to do with complying with eu laws that said every plug on smart phones has to be the same. so usbc which if you have android. newer ipad that's the plug. for some people you might have fewer cables. for most people you will have a lot more cables. your iphone can get the latest 17 software ios 17. i would say you don't need to buy a new one just yet. >> ainsley: i hope they make the cables longer this time. i always have to buy that long extended one. thanks, kurt. don't move. big final hour coming up. tim scott, tulsi gabbard and jimmy failla. ♪

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