could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. personnel freeze. [inaudible] eric: tragic day law enforcement officers more the loss of one of their own. shersheriff's deputy has been senselessly murdered while sitting in his patrol car. a fierce manhunt now underway for his cold blooded killer who executed that officer. it's a brand-new hour of "fox news live" hello everyone i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hello eric high point

-marco level.officials believe n was targeted because he was in uniform. police say he was ambushed shot in the head and left for dead he was just 30 years old. authorities are vowing to put all their resources into bringing the government to justice for the sheriff said the deputy was third generation law enforcement at that his service ran deep through his veins. >> onwill we do these press conferences, there's always questions about policing. and there should be. but what i want to relate to our community is that our deputy left his family tonight to serve our community. think about that for a second period he laid it all on the line to serve us.

eric: appears to be a brazen attack against those who protect us. christina coleman live in los angeles with the very latest hi christina. >> hi eric the association of l.a. deputy sheriffs says they are deeply mou morning over the unprovoked execution of deputy. they say the 30-year-old was ruthlessly shot at close range last night while in his patrol car. take a look at this video. in honor of the young man freeways were briefly shut down as deputies escorted his body to the l.a. county corn court or m the hospital last night. the sheriff says he embodied the values of bravery and selflessness. he worked for the sheriffs department for eight years carrying on his family's honorable legacy in law enforcement. he was going to get married the 30-year-old just got engaged, just four days before his senseless murder played the sheriff said law enforcement spent time with his loved ones last night in the wake of this tragedy.

>> people abso absolute loved ad adored him. he wasn't just one of our deputy sheriffs, he is third generation. his father served with us. his grandfather served with us. service was running through his veins. >> again so many people in the community absently heartbroken by this tragedy by trying to make sense of why someone would kill this a deputy. the sheriff said them spent time with his loved ones in the wake of the tragedy, take a listen. >> we really need your help. we need to get this guy off the streets. guy or guys. he is a public safety threat. he ambushed and killed, murdered one of our deputies. we need your help to get him off the street.

>> the deadly ambush on the deputy happened around 6:00 p.m. yesterday evening at the intersection right outside of the sheriff station where this deputy worked at. the senseless murder triggering an intensive manhunt for the kill of the sheriff believes this incident was likely targeted because he worked in law enforcement. again they are still investigating a motive and homicide investigators believe this deadly ambush may have been caught on surveillance video. that video is circulating online authorities are analyzing it to determine if it is related to the murder eric and arthel >> picnics christina thank you so much. arthel: eric this unprovoked shooting is just the latest in a growing number of targeted attacks on police officers must bring in paul is a retired ny pd inspector and attorney. first of all this death of the deputy, and hi his murder invoko many emotions.

i just wanted to allow you any personal thoughts you might have at this time. >> something of this cuts very deep to law enforcement. everybody thanks of officers they knew that were lost in the ligline of duty. it evokes memories of not only incidents here in new york city, last year we had two officers who were ambushed on a domestic call. but even the l.a. county sheriff's office is unfortunately very familiar with this because three years ago there was an ambush of two of their sheriffs. fortunately the two officers survive for that trial is ongoing as i understand it now. there has not been any recent reporting on it but the shooter in that case chose to go to trial. unfortunately this is something cops are all too familiar with. everyone has the story i certainly do. i knew two officers loss in the line of duty one very, very well. it brings up all those emotions is tough in our hearts watching his family, his fiancée in all l

his fellow officers. arthel: of course of course and i'm sorry for your loss. based on your experience what you think is at play here? what is the likelihood of the sheriff's department and surrounding agents in l.a. county finding the suspect or suspects? >> we have to be very careful with speculation we do not have all the facts the incident just occurred. there are couplings i find troubling number one he had just left command. the precinct building he hasn't uniform, he is an eight marked cart shortly after 6:00 p.m. was he doing a tour that start at 6:00 a.m. did someone know that? was he specifically targeted? was a 911 call put into getting out of the precinct or any cop out of the precinct? did someone call his phone to get all the precinct? there is a history of a planning like that to get it officer to a scene so as to ambush him but i just mentioned one there are others where they'll be

backtracking on all that there is a surveillance video that christina coleman alluded to they are going to be tracking on all of this support we do not know enough now to make a prediction four-point to eight motive it feels like an anti- cop thing but we have to be careful this could go a lot of different ways. right now i want to reserve judgment. shannon: understand, understand. according to the fraternal order of police this year 272 officers were shot in the light of duty. thirty-four officers killed by gunfire. there were 83 ambush style attempts on law enforcement. how can this be stopped or how can police be better protected from this type of ambush? bucks you know arthel, very, very difficult. we live in an open society. we have our second amendment protections. the police are visible that's part of the job is to be visible. they call it your official prepresence your sort of

professional comportment. that is the first line of defense and keeping in the area safe. people feel safe and will generally act accordingly when there's a uniformed cop on the scene so by definition cops are putting themselves out there. it is undeniably a trend it. i am sure we could pin it to the loss of respect and stature for the police is going on in our society for a while now. certainly since 2020 we have seen a lot of the stuff. at the end of the day i can say to my fellow officers is be vigilant. people see you. you don't know what you're dealing with. everyone has a story and my heart goes out to them. it's a very, very tough time to be out there is a police officer special uniformed patrol. men, women, everybody. just watch yourself. arthel: if i could get a quick answer this why is public cooperation and tips important? >> of us in a case like this if they don't have the surveillance video to go on and at the end of

the day we do the investigatory work we don't get any further onto you are going to be relying on summons and i know who did that. it may not happen right away it may be something someone has picked up six months are now and gives up. i have a guess they'll get there they will get there quickly. the be pulling out all of the stops. eveveryone's wi would-be helping federal agencies et cetera. let's assume the worst they don't get there then you're exactly right you are reliant upon the goodwill of the public and somebody saying i have an idea who might have even done this. you start to the investigation and the source to come together. let's give them some time i'm sure they are pulling video and doing everything they can to give to some forensic digital work. there might be a triggering event here. you've seen on the pastors a specific gripe. sometimes it's very local. the ambush that happened three years ago was triggered by the associate of the shooter being killed on a search warrant though probably looking back into this officers history at other things to see december to have a real gripe against us?

arthel: inspector paul thank you very much take care sir. before president biden is at his delaware home after a week of setbacks. his son hunter as you know faces indictment and his gun case. republicans are watching it impeachment inquiry. lucas thompson is live in wilmington, delaware with more on this. >> hey eric. president biden just landed on the south lawn of the white house. he spoke to reporters briefly who asked about the impeachment inquiry. the president offered his encouragement. what is your response. [inaudible] [inaudible] do feyou feel you could have doe more? >> earearly on "sunday morning futures" house speaker kevin

mccarthy wants the impeachment inquiry said he wants to talk to the president son. >> present battle gets up and witness the appropriate time? do you do because television once it or do you do around the facts and the timing question rick i think which of the bank statements wildly nor the money go. speaking of money more americans are th spending more of it arthl hundreds if not thousands. gas prices are 50% from when president biden took office food is up 20% over that same period over tamir handed a receipt for the census bureau said poverty is spiking childhood poverty more than doubled its blaming congressional republican speaking of congress short-term spending bill congresswoman nancy mace told mike emmanuel she thanks the government will

be heading for a shutdown. >> we will see the clock is ticking. lucas thank you. but is hopeful spending the weekend and i what were they made their case to voters last night. the faith and freedom coalition banquet for the front runner at former president donald trump was noticeably absent as questions linger over whether he will attend the second republican debate. now just 10 days away. alexandria hoff joi joints is nt the very latest. with almost every candidate spent the week at appealing to faith voters. abortion is a key issue. iowa does have a fetal heartbeat law banning most abortions after six weeks. it's overt to allow some by governor desantis in florida. us that he indicated he supports states taking action rather than the federal government pay cuts i'm going to welcome pro-life policies across the board at both levels are correct former un ambassador nikki haley has been more forthcoming understands on a 15 week federal abortion ban.

it simply unrealistic for. >> requests in order to pass a federal law gift of the majority of the house is 60 senate votes and a signature of a president. we had not at 60 republicans ind over 100 years. they might have 45 pro-life senators. they ban abortions in a democratic president can ban the state laws figures former vice president mike pence feels differently and hopes to win over the evangelical voters. by taking the fight nationwide progress we have achieved this incredible moment and the life of our movement. a new beginning of life of the american people. but my former running mate and other candidates in this field want to relegate that issue to the states own it but i won't have a fedex or present troubles of the faith and freedom coalition bankable was that a faith event on friday here in d.c. he holds a wide lead in the polls is also receiving criticism from opponents who believe his outlook on abortion is not conservative enough. former president said today he

wants to bring both sides to the table and come up with a compromise protects both sides this is a big statement. both sides will come together and for the first time in 52 years you will have an issue we can put behind us progress at the federal level question requested could be stated could be federal i don't frankly care progress recent polling shows a four president does remain the clear favorite among evangelical christians, arthel? >> alexandria hoff thank you alex paid by the way the next wa showdown between the candidates is less than two weeks away. tune in september 27 or the second republican primary debates hosted by foxbusiness. it will also air right here on fox news. eric: really looking forward to that. meanwhile the united auto workers strike during his third day contract negotiations are continuing. one union member tel tying fox s they're willing to strike quote as long as it takes. uaw chief warning c he may order additional strikes. even more manufacturing plants that's needed.

great trouble for the foxbusiness network is live. he's importing from a picket line on the street in wayne, michigan. you can have the honking of the cars support for those in the street. >> all day long all night long the picketers with ford and general motors so lantus will resume talks has help for the talks are going have there been any major breakthroughs uaw president said progress has been slow. assign this to s is strike coulo into a fourth day tomorrow. some of the issues of course better pay, better pension and health benefits but also the transition of the automakers to electric vehicles. specifically some of the workers i have talked to are concerned about president biden's green energy push. take a listen.

>> the ev's i think are putting the cart before the horse. there is a lot of work that needs to be done. think they're putting too much effort into it personally. thank the combustion is always going to be here park barracks w has welcomed with open arms several democratic lawmakers who have walked to the picket lines with workers. yproduce eitherhouse minority lm jeffries was here just about an hour ago walking with the picketers. president biden said he sending to administration officials to detroit to help with the negotiations. uaw indicated they don't seem to want that help. jeffries defended president biden's prounion stance. but he did not defend president biden sending of those officials to detroit, listen. >> as he said just a few days ago there have been a record profits that should result in a

record contract. nothing less than that is acceptable. >> but he is sending administration officials to detroit is that productive? >> that ultimately will be for the administration and the parties at the bargaining table to work through. >> uaw has threatened to scale up the strike. depending on how negotiations go. we've asked when that might happen but he did not give any indication other than to sate union members are prepared to do so. before the ev's, the staffing the manufacturing are really the issue. grady thank you. arthel: border patrol shelters at capacity. migrants are now being released onto the street and are overwhelming local communities but coming up will speak to one lawmaker who represents hundreds of miles along the southern border.

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look at this video from errors on our team there at sunrise illegal immigrants resting camouflage will repeatedly scaling the border wall there and then running off into the desert without apprehension pc's smuggle on the top of the wall with binoculars helping guide the illegal immigrants these people obviously do not want to be caught they are not turning themselves in purpose of repeated people scaling that wall and running off into the desert. very few border patrol agents available to patrol this area. this hap happens day in and dayt that is what makes them known as the got a ways. we will take you to eagle pass. on the drone team earlier this morning. another group crossed illegally. they had about 1200 illegal crossings in the last 24 hours. venezuela honduras and guatemala. from crossing illegally for it

will bring you down to rio grande valley embedded with texas dps they're working with border patrol to tract on the got a ways. you can stick into the country as well handful of people are aware and cartel wristbands they say essentially means arrived or delivered their human cargo exley will show you look at this bit mexican city across from grounds of brownsville, texas a camp full of masses wading across into the united states illegally. back in may brownsville was the biggest hotspot. that camp is starting to build up again we are likely going to see some big numbers coming into brownsville in the coming days. the month of august looking like initial border numbers will show 200 30,000 migrant encounters

during the month of august. it will be the highest am monthf 2023 so far. it is not slowing down it's quite the opposite part will send it back to you. >> will show that video again it's pretty astounding. of a guy at scaling the wall with a rope and coming over fleeing and running across. i thought the wall was supposed to work there he is at the top of the wall. there goes the guy running. have they been able to defeat the border wall? >> yes it is easy. they have a little hook a little rope sometime a letter on the other side p be the border walls not impenetrable it's just meant to slow them down so border agents can get th there for this not have agents on the front lines right now because they are so overrun in the tucson sector. is what are two agents to patrol the whole area. they are busy trying to track down other people so if they've got a rope and a little ladder they're able to get over it but they have a guide in the lookout on top to keep a lookout for border patrol agents.

they are able to run off into the desert without apprehension when they're wearing the camouflage sometimes they got carpet she was on and they do not went to be seen. typically that means you got a criminal record or something like that for those the bad guys we should be catching and unfortunately we are not. >> great reporting bill at the border as usual thank you. >> thanks. >> i have requested last friday a full classified briefing for congress. about what's happening on the border right now print but most importantly what is happening with this individual that has ties to isis. millie had this happen a classified briefings a couple times of y your threats of america. both sides of the aisle over its border policies customs and border protection. the number of encounters is trending back up. after a slight decline this

summer. for that one hurt 83000 migrants were encountered in july. nearly 27% jump from the month before. our next guest represents the largest stretch of border in the state of texas republican congressman from the lone star state tony gonzalez joins us now previous also a member of the house homeland security committee. what more can you tell us about the associate allegedly caught at the border. you have any info about his capture and sent out to border patrol? >> sadly it does not take a classified briefing to congress for everyone to figure out people on the chair wa watchlist are bad people. we are not talking what are two cases we are talking in the hundreds. this is something we have to identify. as the temperatures cool you'll see the number only increase from thousands to millions of people we are already sitting at come over illegally. we know this is joe biden's fault we know he wants the open

border we know it is dangerous to americans for that is the problem republicans cannot just be the party of rhetoric. we have to be the party of solutions read some solutions are simple. what of my areas in medina county right worked with the county judge the she sheriff, ry brown one of the commissioners they have trained that come through a lot of illegal aliens jjump off the train and hide in the breccia. they don't know who they are. but they asked me for his help them remove that brush. we did we removed a couple miles of brush in there for those of the type of examples of real solutions that help people per the other part is the appropriations committee exit on the appropriations committee we have to use the power of the person order to hold the said ministration accountable for their actions. v5 it seems like congressman you have some ideas how to help on the local level at the source if you will and then back in d.c. are you getting? it is clear that you and many

other americans think this crisis is getting worse under president biden's watch. it seems that you're doing something about it. you said it's more it's not enough republicans in congress or talk about what more can you do? it also feels for some members of your party that they are waiting for a solution until there is a gop president. right now it's the problem is affecting all americans and if republicans get it done now they will remember that come next november. >> you are exactly right i represent a district that is over 800 miles of the southern border. 66% of the texas mexico border. we are not making waiting for someone to save the day lift or roll up our sleeves and fight that is the biggest thing i would say to your audience today but we have to continue to fight against this administration. it's not just texas you're seeing what's happening in new

york, california is next. there is no end in sight for another example of my sheriff's and sheriff morris reach out tot to be the border patrol dhs close the facility there in their wisdom and close the facility there. we fought for six months free after six months without the facility back open we put 96 border patrol agents back out in the field. it's these types of examples of the house appropriations committee through that committee we have passed very conservative appropriation bills but those bills have to get to the floor we have the passion out of the house and ultimately get them signed by the president of the united states. because it is a dire situation affecting everybody we cannot just be pointing fingers need real solutions. the five head of those bills get out of the house? how does it happen? seems like there's infighting inside the house you have to come together. how do you move t this needle

forward if you will? >> i am a retired navy master chief island to get everybody in the room you arm wrestle and unl something you walk out of one straight line. i also catholics to get everyone in a room for no one comes out until his white smoker. that is a level of commitment when from house republicans. it may not be everything but i can guarantee you as a whole lot better than nancy pelosi past budget or a joe biden budget. we have to get real solutions today for the american public. not in 2025 people are struggling today not only with the border crisis but with inflation. you are seeing a national security issue you mentioned overall this is a dangerous time for america were looking for leaders. part of this house been committed and rolling up our sleeves. enough of the finger point less like everybody in the room no one comes out until he passed the house conservative budget. effective the house to coalesce around a budget? is what it infighting and demands that have nothing to do

with handling the people's money. >> it takes leadership. another part of leadership, leadership does not owe so people have a title. a lot of times leadership starts with rank and file people sing of had enough. you've got to be able to pass this. the american people deserve a conservative budget to be passed. they do not deserve to kick the can down the road see the debt increase in the failed biden policies we have to use power of the purse and a real manner not just rhetoric not just with impossible tasks we have to move the ball forward increments. part is passing a conservative budget we are seeing more and more rank-and-file members impacted by this everyday crisis they're ready to go to work and have had enough. see five americans are washing had enough as well congressman tony gonzalez thank you for much for joining us good luck with everything. >> thank you for having me. in. eric: north korean dictator kim jong un sitting heading home after visiting vladimir putin.

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eric: north korean leader kim jong un is on his way home after spending six days in russia he met with president vladimir putin. many for the trip would end in some kind of announcement of an arms deal for both assuring weapons, missile and advance satellite technology. that is not yet happened. kim was accompanied on the trip by his sister. she sat in on the meetings with putin and this new book is out about her sister north korea's the most dangerous woman in the world the author joins us now at the wilson international center for scholars professor always good to see you, welcome. >> thank you, thanks for having me. eric: first of all the media be queen between kim jong un

environment puts and what does that mean sharing military armaments and the like? >> yes. we awe are looking north korea s his lumbering along the journey and his family if answered armored train in th the world to turn in. he and his top ready have been in the russian far east and indeed kim held his second summit meeting with putin. the tables have turned it since her first meeting four years ago. now arguably pollutant needs kim as much as kim needs putin. as you indicated yes one has to assume even though there has thn no written agreement. russia needs from north korea simple small arms, a emesis and ammunition, artillery shells north korea f forgives from rusa help with high-tech advanced nuclear technology, cbn, satellite technology and so on.

so i think the train ride back home must've been quite the happy occasion. eric: does north korea have the manufacturing capability to provide this to russia so that putin can extend his illegal invasion of ukraine? can north korea become an arms supplier for those weapons to russia? >> guests. north korea was medieval morays one tends to patronize north korea toward not too. but when it comes to military power they are no joke. they're the ones largest biggest standing armies and probably millions of artillery shells. they might be a bit outdated who knows. in fact ukraine has said it ukrainian authorities have seized north korean arms that were built in the 70s and 80s. but north korea can afford to send them to russia in return for cash, grain, food, and

support was strategic weapons development. eric: for kim jong un and its nuclehisnuclear program gettingn technology satellite technology perhaps nuclear submarine technology is that advance attempts to be a stronger nuclear power? >> yes that is right. north korea has made strides in all of those areas over the past five years or so. but they are not quite yet there when it comes to satellite and nuclear powered submarines. i think this is a big turning point for kim jong un. this meeting a is a prelude to softening up china, eventually the united states, south korea, japan, the european union and so on. north korea does not go berserk endlessly they know how to do poster provocation piece we have seen with the father, the grandfather 1972 with nixon's visit to china. we have seen it with his father and 2000 when he came out

smiling and south korea. special envoy to president bill clinton's white house. received secretary of state albright and so on. they played the grand, the long game and although again kim jon owen looked half crazy he is not there very clever. eric: someone sitting at the table we have a photograph of the meeting with putin, three seats down on the left is a young woman 35 years old his younger sister. you have written this new book. tell us about her and why you call her the most dangerous woman in the world? >> chick she is the new weapon in the diplomatic toolbox if you will. by virtue of her identity, her gender and her relative she is almost 36 now. she brings a softer image to the very attractive and brutish and mail the thought of because of

the pervasive tendency and many of us both men and women to patronize young women. when she comes smiling and said let's talk about peace and denuclearization we will beat moe more prone to believing her. wanting to believe her and believe she's more malleable then her sorrier looking brother. she is a world first nuclear she has made several formal written statements threatening to preemptively nuke a south korea she could unleash the nation's nuclear forces on south korea. she has her finger on the proverbial nuclear button and we have never seen this before in world history. eric: do you consider her potentially more dangerous than her brother? >> she has a lock to prove should she rise to the position of supreme leader of her brother is incapacitated if we are seeing rapid elevation for standing since the onset of covid because covid we know can

kill prince's and poppers alike. that happens she has a lot to prove she probably will be even more ruthless than her brother. spiller we show the book again it is called the sister the most dangerous woman in the world its author professor, thank you for joining us and thank you for warning about that with a smile good to see you. >> thank you so much. it's 25 flash flooding from the streets of atlanta into a raging river. incredible video of water rescues that took place across the city, that is up next. ity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “you know doc, it really works." a mystery! jessie loves playing detective. but the real mystery was her irritated skin. so, we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it cleans better, and doesn't leave behind irritating residues.

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in the backlash the posted now deleted tearful apology to her instagram page trying to just explain her decision. now that barrymore has reversed course depositing a show labor expert says she made the right move. >> i think it was a wise move on her part. i think if she had continued with the production tomorrow as it was scheduled, she would face indefiin definite if not permant backlash. >> cbs immediate venture said in a statement to fox they support barrymore's movement. the network also announced it would pause the talk which was set to premiere tomorrow. arthel: cb cotton, thank you cb. >> turn your head turn your head. >> a dramatic video it is a body cam video shows the moment

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