>> brian: with fox? >> he wants to honor the contract. just got his jersey retired with new england. i think is he done. >> brian: not dead yet still a very good team. >> yes we are a very good team. if they just play as a unit. they have to win differently but they could definitely win. >> brian: they could use you are in very good shape. >> i would love that i can give you four place. >> brian: that's it. all right, erik, good job. >> thank you. >> brian: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> serious and credible allegations into president biden's conduct. >> speaker kevin mccarthy gives the go ahead for impeachment inquiry. >> it's very concerning the lies north korean leader kim jong un. >> our understanding is that this will focus on arms negotiations. >> putin may be asking kim for ammunition. >> putin was sending a clear message these are talks that people should be concerned about. >> these there was monetary involvement with the decision to

change their mind. >> new whistleblower claims were made public will the investigation into the origins of covid. the cia tried to pay off investigators to change their finding. >> ron desantis taking a jack at both biden and trump as the stage is set for the second republican primary debated. >> the presidency is not a job for someone that's 80 years old. we need an energetic president. >> big day for inflation this morning ahead of the cpi number coming outs for august. >> brian kemp declares a state of emergency in response to inflation. kemp says will continue to help georgians weather economic headwinds. >> pete: we begin this hour with a fox news alert. russian president vladimir putin and north korean dictator kim jong un wrapping up a meeting this morning in russia wants far east. >> ainsley: the north korean leader declaring his full and unconditional support for moscow's war on ukraine, sparking fears in the u.s. that an arms deal might be in the works.

>> pete: as the two dictators met, north korea carrying out two more ballistic missile tests off its eastern coast. >> ainsley: and now to this. in washington, house republicans are opening a formal impeachment inquiry over president biden's alleged involvement with his son hunter's foreign business dealings. >> this move comes as the administration continues to claim the president did nothing wrong. mark meredith is live at the white house with the latest. hey, mark. >> pete, ainsley and brian, good morning to all three of you. you are right. a lot has changed in the last 24 hours. house speaker kevin mccarthy now supporting this impeachment inquiry investigation into the biden administration. >> we are committed to getting the answers for the american public. nothing more, nothing less. we will go wherever the evidence takes us. >> the investigation is going to be overseen by at least three top republicans, including the leaders of the oversight, judiciary, and ways and means

committee. some democrats arguing this morning that this is a waste of time or even mocking the process. >> oh my gosh, you know, oh, it's devastating. ha ha ha, oooo had don't do it, please don't do it. >> investigation to focus on whether vice president or president biden abused his powers or gained from his son's overseas business deals. federal prosecutors have accused hunters of failing to pay taxes and lying on a gun application. >> mr. hunter biden was either selling influence or selling the appearance of influence. we know hunter biden as a result of that, he is a sleaze bag. at worst, he is a thief lawmakers say they continue to oversee federal agents son one fbi agent telling congress last week it moved unusually slow.

this morning the white house is weighing in about what they think of all this coverage writing to media outlets about what is happening in a memo obtained by fox in the last hour and sent to media organizations including here at fox. the white house says it's time for the media to ramp up its scrutiny of house republicans for opening an impeachment inquiry based on lies. in and this memo, the white house details what they say are several signs that this has not been motivated by facts but instead by political beliefs and feelings from the former president. we do expect to hear the republicans weigh in on all of these latest changes, including later next hour on "fox & friends." when you hear from congressman jim jordan and congresswoman elise stefanik. guys, back to you. >> brian: mark, can you get your head around exactly what changes now that they are doing the inquiry without a house vote? >> i think what's going to change here is the timeline. now, obviously, there is going to be this pressure to have either a report compiled or for the -- these different congressional committees to take specific actions, which committee is going to handle the

finance aspect. which committee is going to handle how the department of justice was moving forward. kind of splits it up and moves these congressional inquiries into a specific timeline. you are right, brian, the big question here is how quickly will all of this get done? you have the iowa caucuses around the corner, four months away from now. still a government funding showdown underway. all of this is going to be happening at the same time. to the white house as they are saying, brian, they are saying this is simply a waste of time. >> pete: mark meredith, thank you. saw the memo go out to the press. it's our marching orders. you better follow them. >> brian: telling the press to look into this. >> pete: time to ramp up your scrutiny of the republicans and their process. when will the media ramp up their scrutiny of joe, of hunter, of these payments, of these associations. of the whistleblowers? of the 1023s of the whatsapp messages. we only know of this because of the house republicans for a year and a half. what if the media actually examined it, too?

>> ainsley: these republicans are saying nancy mace you quoted her in the last hour, if you could see what we have seen, you would think that there needs to be an impeachment inquiry, too. there is so much that they are not able to share with us that will come out eventually. why are they doing this. >> brian: suspicious activity reports. >> ainsley: sars reports. many the treasury department has 150 transactions flagged as suspicious activity from the biden family. 20 million in payments were directed to the biden family members and associates through shell companies, according to bank records. the president lied to the american public. you heard that when peter doocy asked him if he was involved or knew about -- if he ever talked to his son about his business dealings. well then we see pictures later on of him on the golf course with devon archer and other people that worked with hunter biden. then we know he goes over to ukraine and he says if you don't fire this prosecutor, i'm not giving you american tax dollars. and then they fired the prosecutor. his son is on the board. the board is paying him millions of dollars to be on that board and he has no experience.

the family has been offered special treatment by the biden administration. and allegations of abuse of power and obstruction and corruption. this is giving the committees the full power to gather all the facts and give us all, the american public, some answers. >> brian: cnn did a poll. they asked the people what you think about this whole investigation, 61% believe the president was involved in his son's business dealings, 42% believe he did something illegal. and that's without this inquiry. >> pete: significance, brian, you brought it to my attention this morning david ignatius, prominent columnist for "the washington post" who is very friendly to joe biden and democrats. and uses a lot of words in his column today to say good things about joe biden but then at the end says joe biden should not run for re-election in 2024. >> brian: kamala is not the answer either, a "the washington post" editorial and says bow out. we only have a couple of months to get somebody else. >> ainsley: a lot of democrats are saying that. 77% of adults think biden is too

old to effectively serve for four more years. that's according to the a.p. is it norc poll? >> pete: we will talk to jim jordan later. we will ask him without that full house vote to create this impeachment inquiry what impact does it have on their ability to subpoena, call witnesses, get evidence? that's going to be crucial to putting even more meat on the bone. >> ainsley: another agency that is under fire, the cia this morning, because there's a whistleblower within the agency that claims that there were ca agents assigned to this team, seven officers to determine the covid origins. they are saying that the cia, this whistleblower is accusing the cia of paying significant amounts of money to the six out of the seven who felt that it was a lab leak. they were trying to pay them to convince them to say we're not sure where it came from. >> pete: incredible. >> the whistleblower went to brad wenstrup's office with this allegation.

here is what he said when we talked to him in the previous hour. >> the cia in their effort to decide whether this came from the lab, the virus came from the lab or it came from nature, they have a covid discovery team that comprised of seven people. six of the seven people went with the idea that this came from the lab. they leaned towards that with some competence. one senior leader more in favor of it coming from nature. fine, but instead of going forward with that, somehow they changed things around to say we're unable to determine at all. the big question is why? why was this done in the agency at cia? and why was this done amongst these scientists led by dr. fauci or pro. ed by dr. fauci? >> brian: the fbi says it came from a lab. the cia said yeah, we don't know. now we find it most likely came from nature. why is that? we can't even -- we had some questions about the cia, i know in the past. but we depend on the cia to do a

lot of great things on a daily basis. we'll never know about. but, when it came to this if someone would walk cia and go through extensive background can you imagine. here is x dollars, change your view. you think that would be the one person bonded to a level who has to work in the most dire circumstances that wouldn't budge. but according to this whistleblower, who has got a great background, an impressive background and you can't say it's politically oriented that we could tell, one person was paid. and, therefore, when we looked at the whole lab leak, anthony fauci goes not everybody agrees, and he is right. but now we know why. >> pete: now we know how it may have happened, but we still have to -- >> brian: are we going to hear from him? >> pete: what's the why? whistleblower anonymous from now. you have hope they can look at bank accounts and emails during that time period. what kind of manipulation was used. i mean, i'm sure they didn't walk up and say here is a pile

of cash, changes your vote. some sophisticated payment scheme or nuances why don't you consider this over here and make that more front and center in your report. really jarring if this is true. >> brian: wenstrup is hopeful he is going to come forward like the fbi guys or the cia guys did. >> ainsley: cia denying. this we take these allegations extremely seriously and are looking into them. we will keep our congressional oversight committees appropriately informed, which is good news. >> pete: appropriately informed, can you drive a truck through that statement as far as what they will actually give over. maybe they will cooperate. maybe they won't. >> ainsley: maybe higher up we are not getting this bad press. let's report the facts. let's be honest with the public. we need honesty from these agencies. anthony fauci, he was telling us whether to get a vaccine. he was telling us kids needed to mask up. he is, according to the congressman there, he was in

charge of this committee. the cia committee. telling them that this is not coming from the lab. worked for -- he worked for an agency that was getting grant money, to do gain of function research in these labs. i believe in america. and in wuhan. so he doesn't want it to come from a lab. because that effects his agency. >> pete: for sure and it points back to him. >> ainsley: then you have to say if we are giving money to gain of function research, and then diseases are spreading and causing millions of deaths, are we responsible? >> pete: that's why this is all so important. you are exactly right. another thing is pretty important is who will be the candidate for republicans come 2024. fox business is hosting the next republican presidential debate out in california. and just a quick update, so far six republicans have qualified for that debate stage. >> ainsley: donald trump is not up there because he didn't sign the pledge. >> pete: because he hasn't

signed the pledge. you have to have certain percentage in the polling, raised a certain amount from a certain amount of people and signed the pledge. those are the six right now who will be on stage. >> brian: there is no asa hutchinson yet and no doug burgum yet. >> pete: i mentioned that "the washington post" by david ignatius i got ahead of myself. opinion, president biden should not run again in 2024. part of the research this is so significant is because biden is kind of old-school in that sense, reads the "new york times" and the "new york post" and certain columnists and david ignatius is front and center in that. when you are weighing up in the morning reading from someone who supports you but is telling you to bow out you wonder whether that changes the calculus a little bit. >> ainsley: a lot of republicans questioning his age whether or not -- not really his age whether or not is he competent to run after he has fallen so many times and he mumbles through his speeches and he has note cards in his pocket to call on reporters and to know where to sit and when to leave the

room and how to exit. a lot of republicans started saying wait a minute, is this the right guy for the job? now you are seeing democrats doing the same thing. >> brian: it's amazing. because he wants him to get out now, look, you thought the best thick for the country and david ignatius is very complimentary is to beat the orange man. and now you beat him. but you are about to lose to him. and kamala harris is not the answer. you have to give time for the primaries to take root. >> ainsley: who his answer is who he thinks is better? >> pete: he mentioned a possible v.p. alternative to kamala harris and said even that's not a good idea. he said both of them should step down and he didn't name who would be next. he said there is not much of a list. he acknowledged that. >> brian: he has dropped 20 points in iowa. he loses to trump by 11. just overall approval in iowa they have alienated new hampshire by saying we don't want you to go first and they say iowa, we are ignoring you. so already, they are taking some states they could have won and have primaries in and just

giving them the heisman. so, now, while locking out r.f.k. and saying if you want to run the primary you pay for it. what kind of party is this? same thing they did to bernie sanders. we don't want you to win. we're going to make sure hillary wins. >> ainsley: donald trump's 77 is a different biden age 80. it's not about age. it's about competency. donald trump is up all hours of the night. he was able to do all of these rallies. go arend a the world. he was always there. he was always picking up the phone to call someone who lost their loved one in the war. it's not about age. it's really about competency. ron desantis takes a jab at both of them saying that 80 is too old. remember he is 44. listen to this. >> the presidency is not a job for someone who is 80 years old. there is nothing, you know, wrong with being eight. obviously i'm the governor of florida. i know a lot of people who are elderly. they are great people. but you are talking about a job where you need to give it 100 percent. we need an energetic president. i think if the founders could kind of look at this again, i do

think they probably would have put an age limit on some of these offices. >> brian: because how old do you have to be to run? >> ainsley: 35. >> brian: i guess, i think jefferson died at 80. i'm sure if he was, you know, at the end he wasn't really -- couldn't probably run the country. so i don't know if we could channel them, but, -- >> pete: jefferson wouldn't qualified to be even -- he was close. >> brian: two terms. >> pete: when he wrote the declaration of independence. >> brian: i know trump doesn't want to talk about age. when you talk to him he won't jump on joe biden's age. he will jump on his competency because it comes back at him. >> pete: if that's meant to be a jab at trump, too. it's not effective. the problem is desantis is trying things that aren't going to garner support for him. >> ainsley: you are right. no one is questioning donald trump's age. other reasons why some people are not planning on voting for him. he is getting the majority. >> believe it or not, bernie

sanders, say the same thing it's not his age because he is the same guy. >> pete: or chuck grassley he is 89. >> ainsley: turning 90 on the 17th, next sunday. >> brian: ron desantis shut everything down, excuse me he did great on the pandemic. re-purposed defense funds. >> pete: everyone tried to fight him. >> pete: i want to know how ainsley knows chuck grassley's birthday it's next week on the 17th. >> ainsley: when we went out to iowa we had a conversation with him. we are going to talk about it this weekend and you will be talking about it on your show on sunday. >> pete: she also knows what is on my show on sunday. >> ainsley: longest serving republican senator ever. >> brian: where is he going to dinner tonight? >> ainsley: del friscos. he likes the cheeseburger and you drink corona lite. >> brian: not yet, later. >> ainsley: last night. hand it over to carley.

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electric vehicles. the money will be used to repair or replace old or out of commissioned units as many drivers say the stations are glitchy or just don't work. transportation secretary pete buttigieg claims even he has had trouble, too, saying we have definitely had that experience. as a matter of fact, had it just a few days ago at a park in town. to the 202 3m tv video music awards. fans of in sync go wild as the boy band reunited on stage for the first time in 10 years to present the best pop video award. >> and the vma goes to the unstoppable taylor swift. [cheers and applause] >> you guys you're pop personified. to say receive this from your golden pop hands is. [cheers and applause] >> really -- it's too much.

>> taylor swift also making history last night as the first person to win video of the year four times. she took home nine vmas in total including song and artist of the year. >> ainsley: were they more excited about nsync or taylor. >> n sink was when i grew up. >> who he are going to start touring again. >> pete: i didn't know we needed more nsync. >> ainsley: carley quite locker >> carley: either nsync or back street boys. >> pete: coming up go to cold medicine for stuffy nose might soon be unavailable. covid vaccines for 6-month-old kids. the cdc's latest push. no thanks. dr. marc siegel unpacks it all, next. >> ainsley: plus, it's a taste of the future.

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they are not useful. but what does this mean for our families? >> it's a problem. because they are found in 260 products, over the counter cold medicine products. phenylephrine is the name of the compound or the chemical may not be the main thing you are looking for benadryl or tylenol it may be added. the fda who almost always follows advisory committee going to end up pulling all these products off the market almost $2 billion a year in sales. however, i don't think this is wrong, ainsley, i will tell you why. this drug has been around and on the market and available since the 19850s. it hasn't undergone rigorous studies. and when they have studied it, they found when you take a pill of 10 milligrams or more it doesn't get up to your nose actually taking it as decongestant of knievel congestion it doesn't get there it goes out in the liver or the gut. >> ainsley: what medicine do we

use now? >> exactly. one of mows male anchors on the couch there i won't name who asked me that exact question last night and the answer is i like mucinex. i like gauffinex. benadryl, sir texas. i like the mucinex products. mucinex dm. sudafed works really well, ainsley. you have got to be careful the other problem with these drugs and this is for fennel evidence lien too. raise blood pressure and make you anxious. it's why i don't have a problem with this decision. here is a dreg fen evidence african, raise your blood pressure doesn't work when you take the people. >> ainsley: cdc recommending new covid vaccines for ages six months and up. >> i'm sure that got your eyes open. the cdc is basing this that half

of the kids who have within hospitalized since the beginning of the pandemic 2020, 2023 since the pandemic ended did not have pre-existing conditions. they did not. they are saying everybody has got to get a booster because kids that don't have pre-existing conditions could still end up in the hospital. here's what's wrong with it. as paul says most of these kids didn't get vaccinated in the first place. that's the lowest vaccinated group. it's the lowest hospitalized group. how can you give boosters when you haven't given these kids the original series. and that's his point. dr. offett from penn. told me he is very disappointed in this decision. i tend to target high risk groups, the elderly, the obese, those are underlying health conditions, those who haven't had covid recently. wouldn't it be nice to hear the cdc acknowledge that if you have had covid recently you don't need a vaccine? >> ainsley: dr. siegel, thank you for joining us. >> great to see you. >> ainsley: thank you. still ahead, a marine veteran

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>> limit spending and pretty much do the opposite what joe biden did. >> i just retired this year and inflation is killing us. we need to get the budget deficit down. >> when you are on a fixed income and buying groceries how do you do it? >> you cut back. >> what have you had to cut back on. >> travel, vacations and things like that. >> this is the time in your life when you should be able to do that. >> yeah. >> ainsley: we heard that time and time again at the iowa diner last friday. one guy makes i think 1200 or 100 he gets in social security every month he says his sister has to help him because it's not enough. >> pete: i was in a nashville diner as well on and off camera. fixed income. and everything, everything is more expensive. and, yet, we are being spun from this administration that bidenomics is somehow working

and people's lives getting better. no one is feeling that. >> he is running on it. not only does he think that he thinks the american people are getting bad information. that's why bidenomics is not more popular. >> pete: the receipts are wrong they are getting at the grocery store? >> ainsley: fox business is reporting that the american median household income fell last year as inflation maintained intensity. look at this. in 2022, 74,580. it fell by 2.3% because in 2021 it was 76,330. they are saying the cost of living is higher than it's been in 40 years. >> pete: what you are feeling is real. and the wages, the increase in wages are not matching what you are paying elsewhere. as a result americans on average are getting poorer. >> ainsley: that's true. >> pete: not something you run a presidential campaign on. >> ainsley: why some people have moved to florida, moved down to tennessee. are moving from california, down to texas. because they are going to no tax

states. >> brian: i think one of the worst things to tell anybody that feel as as though they are paycheck to paycheck in their life is dramatically under financed is all in your head. that's what this administration seems to be saying. and, inflation was 8%. and now it's 3%. but it's only 3% down. the 8% is still up there and the next year is only 3% from the 8. that was already high. and then when you go to fill up your car, with gas, you see it's another dollar than it was. and then you see an administration host policy is to stop drilling and make you buy with subsidies an electric car that they can't fuel because there is not enough terminals. >> pete: it's too expensive in and of itself. that's why we are reporting this morning that the governor of georgia, brian kemp, has declared an inflation emergency in georgia. i'm not a big fan of all these emergencies that these governors are declaring. but, amongst them, this is a pretty benign and straightforward. >> ainsley: i love it because

it's helping them. >> pete: i don't like it because they say we have a covid emergency, a racism emergency, a gun emergency we are going to take, this take that in this case he is saying there is not a lot state can do to address inflation government out of control printing money and making everything more expensive so you get rid of some state taxes is the idea. >> ainsley: not only does it send a message to the democrats in georgia and really all over the country, this is a problem. that, therefore, i have to declare a state of emergency. but it also helps everyone in the state of georgia with their taxes. >> pete: let's hope, for sure. coming up, it is official. house republicans green light an impeachment inquiry into biden over his ties to hunter biden's business dealings. house g.o.p. conference chair elise stefanik on what's next in the investigation. ♪ ♪

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# # for the first time since announcing an impeachment inquiry into president biden over his alleged involvement with hunter's business dealings which he said at one point he had nothing to do with which we know that's not true. let's bring in republican conference chair elise certify than nic. good to see you, congresswoman. you were on the same page as kevin mccarthy the speaker with that move yesterday? >> yes, absolutely. i have been supportive of the impeachment inquiry going back to july, brian. it's important to look at where we are today and the fact we

have uncovered. since the start of this year house republicans uncovered over 20 llcs used by the biden family. we also uncovered over $20 million while then vice president joe biden. that $20 million from china, russia, ukraine, romania, going into the biden family. we also know that according to very reliable confidential human sources that has worked for decades with the fbi that there was a bribery scheme when it came to burisma and the obama administration's policy for ukraine. so this is what i believe will be the largest political corruption scandal in our lifetime and potentially in the history of the country. the american people deserving all the facts and transparency. that's why we are making sure that we are pursuing impeachment inquiry. >> brian: so andy mccarthy writes today: without a vote you are just renaming the comer/jordan investigations is that true? >> the impeachment inquiry is an important step in the sense that it ensures that congress apex

when it comes to deposition, subpoena. we know that the biden administration and the department of justice are going to fight this tooth and nail because they don't want the truth and the fact that come out to the american people. but the impeachment inquiry gives us the most power constitutionally in court. and i think that's very important. >> and regardless of if you are republican, democrat, or independent, the transparency is key here. the american people deserve to know. the bribery scheme and the illegal acts and the corruption at the highest level of our government. >> brian: going to be interesting to see where this goes from here. do you believe went to a vote not too many on the same page with only five or six seats you probably wouldn't pass this? >> well, brian, every week the media under estimates this. i think the more and more our members see the facts, that they see information that has been gathered by the oversight committee under chairman jamie come member's leadership that they see the over 150 suspicious financial transactions, as flagged by the department of treasury, i think every member,

certainly in the republican conference, is going to look at those facts in a very studious way and say that it's important to be transparent for the american people. >> brian: i know donald trump talks to kevin mccarthy and leadership like yourself pretty frequently and many talk about the chemistry you a two and and the respect you have for each other. would you expect donald trump to at the very minimum interview you should he hold onto the lead he has and get the nomination as a possible running mate? >> well, that's really kind of you to ask, brian, i'm focused on doing my job, serving the people of new york's 21st congressional district. i'm going to work very hard to make sure we save this country, that means electing president trump in 2024. i would be honored to serve in a trump administration. we have so much work ahead of us in the next year and a half, and i will do everything and campaign with the president and i think any republican would be honored to serve with him in the next administration. >> brian: very interesting answer. lastly, in new york, which is a national issue, the governor is looking to find a provision that

allows our 65,000 minimum illegal immigrants living amongst us who really don't belong here, a right to work. would you be in support of that or would that be an additional magnet for everybody to come to new york? >> well, i certainly oppose that. and have been one of the leading voices speaking out against the amnesty policies, frankly, that have been perpetrated by governor hochul, mayor eric adams of new york city and most prominently president joe biden. and, remember, these democrat leaders in new york, they were the ones that initially said we welcome illegals to new york state. now it is an absolute crisis, whether it comes to we don't have the economic and budget and fiscal ability to care for these individuals that over 19,000 illegals that are now in our school systems, that hurts hardworking new york families. new york students who already are facing significant challenges. and now to give them work permits in new york state circumventing the state

legislature, that's absolutely i oppose it and we need to secure the border. you have eric adams, kathy hochul begging joe biden for federal funds. what they really should be focused on is securing the border because we know the policies that worked and house republicans passed the strongest border security package in the history of congress. >> brian: they should be getting rid of the sanctuary city status and getting rid of the right to shelter status. those two things have to go right away. i'm wondering if we're getting close to that point and democrats will finally admit it. elise stefanik, congresswoman, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: from one powerful woman to another carley shimkus. >> carley: thank you, brian. so sweet. happening today the wife of sinaloa king pin chapo will be released from los angeles prison. emma was sentenced to three years in prison in 2021 after pleading guilty to several drug trafficking charges. the judge reduced her sentence when she agreed to forfeit almost 1.5 million bucks in drug

money. american eagle is suing a san francisco mall for letting the shopping center to deteriorate in disarray. the shopping center says more than 100 security incidents west mall location may 2020 and may 2023. the lawsuit says westfield cannot walk away from the harm it has caused without consequence. it must be held accountable for the damage caused by its failure and broken promises listen to. this coca-cola is turning to tech to come up with a taste. the popular soda brand launching the first futuristic flavor co-created with human and artificial intelligence. the limited edition y 3000 beverage will be available in the regular recipe in zero sugar. coca-cola says it was created to taste like the future. janice, this is so intriguing to me. what does the future taste like? >> janice: i'm going to stick to lemonade.

>> carley: a little too rich for your blood? >> janice: i get it though. the packaging looks really nice. >> carley: it's called the y 3000 i will continue to investigate. this. >> janice: okay. i would like that. absolutely. you can taste test, i'm going to stick to other things. all right. let's take a look at the weather. that i can do. don't replace me with a.i. you need me. hurricane lee, this is a category 3 storm starting to get its act together again. we are watching it very carefully because it's going to impact areas along the east coast. really from florida to maine in terms of strong surf, rip currents, beach erosion, here is, you know, a zoomed in version of the track, so bermuda, you are under a tropical storm warning and then as we go further out in time saturday, sunday, that cone of uncertainty gets a little bit wiser. we are expecting a landfall somewhere along the border of maine and eastern canada. the bottom line is we are going to feel the effects of these outer rain bands hitting parts of the northeast and new england starting on friday into saturday. look at that i mean, the center

is offshore but we are dealing with almost nor'easter type situation as it barrels towards maine and nova scotia. we will continue to monitor that along the coast. main impacts strong gusty winds. potential for storm surge and rough surf along the coast and big waives. also cold front moving through the northeast right now. that he was going to bring cooler temperatures but unfortunately the potential for flooding. we have flood alerts in these areas. this has nothing to do with lee but, of course, we will track all of the above with fox weather.com. brian, don't replace me with a.i. >> brian: ci couldn't do that. >> janice: thank you. >> brian: i will try to drink. >> janice: we will have cameras and instagram. >> brian: find out what the future looks like. the story of a mother's love. how a woman diagnosed with cancer during her pregnancy refused recommendations from doctors to get an abortion. she is going to join us live next hour. but first f is for failure.

e is for effort. at one pennsylvania school a retired marine says he got suspended for speaking out against the new grading policy. he is next. ♪

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♪ >> pete: welcome back. a retired marine suspended from

teaching after speaking out against a pennsylvania school district's grading policy. major robert paul was hired as a junior reserve officer training corps instructor jrotc for west allegheny school district. says when he tried to submit a failing score from one of his students, the system wouldn't allow it. instead, he had to round the grade up to at least 50%. joining us now with more is major paul. major, thank you very much for being here. the school has since suspended you without pay because you want to enter an actual accurate grade aren't it won't let you. why won't the school allow to you enter the proper grade for students who aren't meeting the cut? >> hey, good morning, pete. thanks for having me. so, you know, before i started at west allegheny school district i had no idea what a no zero grading policy was. after three months of being there i started hearing some rumors teachers weren't allowed

to enter a grade any lower than 50%. fast forward to the end of the term six students to fell below that 50% mark. when i attempted to input accurate grades into the electronic grade book, the system automatically defaulted it to a 50% and there was absolutely no option for me to change it. at that point i began voicing my concerns to the administration and eventually my position was threatened. i stood in front of a hearing and informed the superintendent that i was unwilling to lie about a student's performance in official state records. and, you know, at that point she ended up suspending me without pay. you know, during the hearing, the slitter questioned my solicy ability to follow orders. i have been following orders for 23 years in at marine corps. as an officer i have an obligation to stand up against illegal, unlawful orders. that's exactly what this is. this is immoral and unethical policy that is harming our kids and harming our country. the one thing the administrators

at west a have forgotten they are public servants and not public masters. these people have, you know, really gone for too long without any sort of oversight from anybody. there is no checks and balances. they refuse to provide any sort of live streams to school board meetings. blatantly lied to parents will the no zero grading policy in a newsletter and obstructed open communication between the people. i will say, you know, thankfully -- would. pete. >> pete: right there in the manual, zero yaghtd -- no zero grading policy. and then you stepped in to say i'm going to tutor these kids which is exactly what teachers should do. i'm going to step in and help. the school didn't want to hear anything about it. major robert pau we have to leave it there unfortunately. i want to thank you for standing up to the standard. do you know how to take orders. you also know what right looks like. major, thanks very much. appreciate it. >> thanks. >> pete: you got it. all right. we got impeachment inquiries coming and we got one of the guys front and center on it. jim jordan. don't miss it. ♪ of my moderate

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