and emergency personnel. the system is broken. when you talk about the community an example from here in the united states. i visited a federally qualified health center before the pandemic and with the medicaid expansion they were up and running with all bells and wise also and looked terrific. i said what is the problem here? they said no physicians. we can't get physicians. there is a huge physician shortage. when you go to the state exchanges under obamacare you see narrow networks of physicians. we don't have the manpower. we don't have the horse, we have the cart. that's the problem. >> bill: wow. doctor, thank you for coming on. we'll continue to explore what the best option there is. a lot of people need the help clearly. dr. marc siegel, thank you. we'll talk again. >> dana: breaking news now. new inflation data not relieving the financial pain americans are feeling. wholesale prices rising.2% last month. now consumers are going to have

to brace for the trickle down effect of that. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. good morning again. >> bill: it's been a week, huh? >> dana: or two in one. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. americans are hurting. overall inflation increased nearly 20% under biden-harris. check this out. food and housing and shelter, energy and electricity, auto insurance way up. feeding your dog or cat or fish or whatever you have at 23%. there is no doubt it affects the economy. markets recovering this morning after taking a bit of a dip yesterday and now we are down again about 200 points 30 minutes into the day. >> dana: and even harris's usual supporters say she has no way to defend the state of the current economy. watch here. >> the first question she was asked, are the american people better off today than they were four years ago? she didn't definitively say yes. the reason is, it's complicated. you just said it.

housing is still expensive, insurance, car insurance, insuring your home hugely expensive. it is a complicated question for her to answer. >> dana: edward lawrence fox business is live at the white house for us. hi, edward. >> and the impact of higher prices can be felt in washington, d.c. to las vegas, nevada. when you factor in inflation, the real wages are actually down 1.7% from the month that president biden and vice president kamala harris came into office. that is basically the fact when you factor in inflation, you can buy less than you could on the last day of former president donald trump coming into office. the last report on inflation reveals a mountain that vice president kamala harris is trying to climb. you showed some of the numbers there. overall prices is when they came into office up 20%. in that same time frame specifically the cost of rent is up about 23%. from january 21st to now, the

cost of household cleaning products is up 19%. bacon is up more than 14% in that time. >> that's the hard truth of the monthly inflation report and it's worth remembering where it came from. vice president harris has said, quote, we're very proud of bidenomics. >> voters have linked bidenomics to higher prices. it has been the problem. vice president harris talks about a new way forward but she has been in this administration and linked to it at every turn. listen. >> all you have to do is look at the record and what we have been able to do in the past 3 1/2 years, the biden-harris administration has been able to do. you think about the economy, healthcare. >> and new census data shows that over the past 3 1/2 years when you look at wealth, more wealth was created under former president trump on all ethnic groups than it was under president biden, childhood

poverty another example is 13.7%, more than double from 2021. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: child poverty number doesn't get a lot of attention but a stunning number to think it doubled in 3 1/2 years. the debate other night on the economy specifically the idea of tariffs. the vice president kamala harris does not like donald trump's idea. here it was. check it out now. >> my opponent has a plan that i call the trump sales tax which would be a 20% tax on everyday goods that you rely on to get through the month. >> bill: we went and checked that out. this is what trump's proposing now. a tariff on all u.s. imports ten to 20%. with regard to china on tariffs it would be 60%. trump is making the point if the chinese make electrical vehicles in mexico, we won't buy them if he is in charge yet again. watch that story as it develops. now we want to move to a different topic on energy. specifically oil production,

okay? here is the argument that was made the other night in that debate from kamala harris. check it out now. >> we have had the largest increase in domestic oil production in history because of an approach that recognizes that we cannot overrely on foreign oil. >> bill: check out the "wall street journal" today. interesting article in the editorial page about oil production. you produce based on demand. the demand has been out there but the numbers don't lie. under biden-harris she had 2.1 million barrels addae. under trump 4 million barrels a day. you remember the cost of gasoline now across the country $3.40 national average. decent but under donald trump it got as low as a buck 1.80 across the board. energy costs matter when it comes to inflation and family and trying to do with your personal budget. a bit of a check from the other night. >> dana: i want to bring in the panel. matt gorman is the vice

president of targeted victory. carley cooperman is the ceo of schoen cooperman research. want to play for you this. he was frustrated. >> the moderators don't drill down on tariffs but drill down on other areas that make no economic sense whatsoever. >> you don't think the tariffs raised prices as a mathematical? >> prices are going up no matter what, andrew. study up. study up. all these superstars that made recommendations in such a timely fashion yesterday. maybe they don't feel the pain of what's going on. >> dana: let me show you this. battleground state inflation numbers, arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin all double digits. all over 20% except for pennsylvania 18.9%. matt gorman, this is driving a lot of the conversation in the state. maybe not for the wealthy but for the people who are trying to

make ends meet. >> bill: some of the tightest polls for trump and harris. objective to show what she would do on the economy. specify her policies. she didn't do that. some of the specific answers were vagueer than a lot of trump's. that was a missed opportunity for her last night. she didn't go into detail and not pressed by moderators, either. >> bill: what do you make of that when you consider she is going to north carolina because we believe that state is in play and then it's pennsylvania and has to make the case. >> i think she is trying to put forward policies to appeal to people and the high cost of living. the argument about the biden administration is complicated. job growth has been up, wages up and unemployment down, the high cost of living for people is still contributing to how they are rating biden's economy poorly. she has to appeal to voters and understand what they are going through now. it is a complicated argument to sell from the past. >> bill: a gentleman on "fox & friends" earlier today put it in

a way i've never heard before and interesting. when you are a meteorologist you have a temperature and a real feel temperature. the real feel temperature is legitimate. >> dana: retirees. t. rowe price came up with this statistic from march of this year. 20% of retirees are working either full-time or part-time. that's the fastest growing group of people looking for jobs, matt. >> not retirees. folks entering the workforce. you are right, bill. what oftentimes the biden administration and you see it with harris point to some ab secure statistic to say well, this says we're doing fine. people don't feel it and it seems out of touch when they try to communicate that. that's a real challenge for them going into these settings. you saw the interviews and the debate at high level can't speak to that stuff very clearly. >> dana: carley. >> trump is not putting forward

detailed things he will fix it. he points out things aren't going well for people but he is also not putting forward an agenda. he is harping on the past. >> dana: they liked his economic plans from the past. hers is undefined. did she miss an opportunity. >> bill: the real feel under trump felt better. >> she is trying to take this time to start putting out some specifics but still has a long ways to go. i think both of them missed opportunities in the debate to get more specific in policy details. we saw trump going back to just the negative and the divisiveness and accusations from the past which has resonated before. but she is trying to put this optimistic future as her alternate pitch. the question of what is connecting to voters. >> bill: we do hemmer celebrity news. this is not it. this is on a lighter note.

patrick mahomes wife endorsed trump. then you had taylor swift who dates his teammate travis kelce and the chief's quarterback was asked about politics in america yesterday. >> whenever i'm hanging out with whoever i'm not thinking about their political views or anything like that. i think about the people and how they treat other people. at the end of the day it's about me and my family and how we treat other people. another thing you see britney and i do a lot in the community to help bring people up and give people the opportunities to use their voice. >> bill: that answer is a home run. >> dana: it's a touchdown. >> normal people don't like politics inject every part of their lives. >> taylor swift's endorsement might help young voters but she is encouraging people to get out and vote. using star power to vote and

entourage that is -- and encourage people to vote is great. >> i will do something really unusual and invite you to attend one of donald trump's rallies. >> bill: voters in arizona can take the v.p. harris up on the invite today. donald trump makes his fourth visit to the battleground state of arizona since june. former president focusing on the economy and high housing costs at a rally in tucson. alicia acuna is there live to pick up the story for us. good morning. >> good morning, bill. you can't see them. there are quite a few people here already in line waiting to see the former president later on this afternoon. he is looking to really bring home his message on the economy to this audience here in tucson. you mentioned housing. expect him to continue to tie the high cost of housing to illegal immigration and polls show these are both issues where he leads his opponent. >> first thing i do is close up

the border. people have to come into our country legally. they can't come in the way they're doing now. we have millions and millions of people coming in. even a month on the monthly basis and they are destroying our country and it affects our economy. >> the city of tucson is about an hour's drive from the border patrol's busyest sector. arizona's unemployment rate in july was 3.4%. better than the nationwide rate of 4.3%. a third of the electorate in the battleground state is independent. this is trump's third visit to arizona since joe biden stepped aside in july. vance has made three stops and harris once in the time frame. tim walz campaigned here on debate today. tucson is popular to be today. the second gentleman will be here to host a campaign event.

rnc saying no visit from doug emhoff can conceal the reality the harris-walz agenda will be one arizonians can't afford. we're here in pima county, the second largest county in the state next to maricopa. trump lost pima county in 2016 and 2020. he is hoping to turn that around this time. >> bill: it would be a flip and a big deal if it happens. thanks. [shouting] >> dana: tim walz's back in the spotlight as congress digs into the minnesota governor's soft on crime policy. >> bill: jon bon jovi was in the right place at the right time helping a woman keep her life. how he and an assistant saved her in a moment of crisis. >> dana: and powerful winds and rising floodwaters trapping people across louisiana. we're tracking francine as the

dangerous storm moves north. >> big time power flash. >> did you see the mega power flash?

[shouting] >> dana: opposition to tim walz's handling of the george floyd riots becoming the focal point in congress yesterday over the governor's soft on crime response. >> tim walz's record on crime has left minnesota in crisis. during his tenure, the state has become a place where criminals run free, where law enforcement is assailed.

if tim walz can't protect his own backyard how could we possibly trust him to protect the entire nation? >> dana: minnesota private business council business jim schultz speaking before a senate panel and he joins me now. just for the audience, what was it like for you in those days watching the businesses burn? >> it was among the most painful experiences of my life. i'm a fifth generation minnesotan. we go back deep into the state. the most painful period in our state's history. so much of the businesses, homes, so many people were harmed in so many different ways. it was an incredibly painful period in minnesota and especially the three days when walz failed to call in the national guard. >> dana: were you trying to get him to do something different during that time? >> businesses around the state,

particularly in minneapolis and st. paul were calling welts's administration trying to get through to ask them to take control of the situation. he refused to call up the national guard during that period. but they were continually trying to reach him. people did their best to, you know. the kind of -- they shut down a lot of communication that they were trying to get a handle on the situation and failed immensely in that. >> dana: governor walz has said in the past he was proud of his response. watch here. >> sitting on the sidelines and critiqueing is not what being governor is. it's making the hard decisions. i'm proud of minnesota's response and proud of minnesota's first responders who were out there from firefighters to police to the national guard. to citizens that were out there. >> dana: have the businesses come back in droves or are you still suffering the effects of it? >> certainly still suffering the effects of it. minnesota is at its slowest point of economic growth in

modern history in part because of that violent crime from 2020 and that still persists. for the governor to say he is proud of his actions there. if that was success i would hate to see what failure looks like. it was such a catastrophic failure failing to call out the national guard for those three days. minnesota continues to deal with it. murders in minnesota are double what they were prior to 2020. shootings are 75% higher. so the fact that he says that he is so proud of that is just deeply disturbing. minnesotans know how false that is. >> dana: it has been bad for business owners. who has suffered the most after this? >> i think just the ordinary person. the ordinary person living in a tough neighborhood in minneapolis or st. paul or the folks in greater minnesota some of which are dealing with serious issues around fentanyl and things like that. it is the average person who doesn't live in this nice gated

community or has great public safety and doesn't have the resources to move or otherwise protect themselves. and so the reality is that minnesota is at a fundamentally different spot in our state's history than we ever have been courtesy of the failures of tim walz and the ordinary folks that are borne the brunt of it. >> dana: what about the chances of him being the vice president of the united states? >> it's disturbing. i was stunned when he was chosen as a vice presidential pick. the fact that he could be in the oval office embracing the kind of hard left policies that he has embraced here in minnesota and then, of course, having demonstrated a remarkable incapacity in moments of crisis, i think it is really disturbing to consider what he may be like in the white house. >> dana: jim schultz, minnesota nice that's what you are. we're glad to have you on the show. thank you. >> try to be. thank you. >> bill: fifth generation, here

this now. jon bon jovi credited with saving a life. today's celebrity news. video released by nashville police shows the singer helping convince a woman not to jump from a bridge. you can see him and another person, apparently one of his assistance pulling her to safety over the railing. he was shooting a music video on the bridge at that time when he and his team noticed the woman standing on that ledge and went over to embrace her and chat with her and say it's going to be okay. so he is the man along with the woman who helped him. >> dana: living on a prayer indeed. that could have turned out very, very differently. talk about being in the right place at the right time and willing to do the right thing and the tough thing. we hope that woman is feeling better today and getting the help she needs.

>> right now we have to determine whether or not we want to. we had a great night last night and you see by the poll numbers it was really fantastic. thank you very much, everybody. >> dana: former president trump not yet committing about a second debate. why the harris campaign is making a hard push for another showdown. top white house advisor john kirby catching flak for dismissing the concerns of veterans on the anniversary of 9/11. >> served in afghanistan. it is painful to this day and it is absolutely wrong. they should not treat the families that way or veterans that way. show a little decency and show a little respect. th fastsigns, create factory grade visual solutions to perfect your process. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement™. what if there is an investment strategy, a product, where your retirement money and investment portfolio could go up with the stock market lock in your gains? and when the market goes down, you don't lose anything. forward with your money.

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>> bill: this storm picked up speed and right before it hit land, it was a doozy. francine ripping through the south tearing the roof off that home. intense storm weakening now moving north after making landfall in louisiana as a cat two. 100 mile-per-hour winds.

hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses right now without power. they have to move that along throughout the day and see what damage francine does in places north of there. stand by for more as it moves through mississippi. >> dana: the harris campaign appears to be pleased with her debate performance and now calling for a second one. the trump team is not committing at this point. rich edson live at the white house with more. hi, rich. >> good morning. they barely got past the first debate and already talking about a second. the harris campaign says it is entertaining all offers. speaking of offers, fox news has reupped its offer to host a second presidential debate with bret baier and martha maccallum moderator. they say vice president harris easily bested former president trump wednesday who they say took the v.p.'s bait on arguing about rally crowds. one biden confidentiant says trump should take the offer.

>> what will you do to make us safer and stronger at home and abroad? and i think she should accept an invitation from fox to come on and debate president trump. >> trump's campaign indicated the former president had already committed to another debate in two weeks though at a 9/11 anniversary commemoration in shanksville, pennsylvania trump said he and his team are still thinking it over. >> i would do fox, too. right now we have to determine whether or not we want to do it. we had a great night last night. it was really fantastic. >> bill: trump's first debate opponent president biden spent a brief moment sporting a trump hat yesterday. the white house says biden gave a hat to a trump supporter and then took and briefly wore his trump hat as a sign of american unity on 9/11. speaking of hats, during the debate trump did offer the vice president a maga hat. he said because she has embraced his proposals like eliminating

taxes on tips. >> dana: thank you, rich. >> bill: white house advisor john kirby facing heat today for dismissing veterans' concerns about the afghan withdrawal. yesterday on the anniversary of 9/11 he accidentally hit replay all on a fox digital press inquiry that was sent out to white house staffers saying quote, obviously no use in responding. a handful of vets indeed and all of them one stripe. he later realized the mistake writing clearly i didn't realize you were on the chain, end quote. cory mills was one of the veterans who raised concerns. i think kirby is a straight shooter, good guy, joins us often on the program but one he would like to take back, i'm sure. >> one he would like to take back like when he said the afghan withdrawal wasn't really that chaotic and that it was the greatest, most successful airlift operation. he didn't want to talk about the

60 or 70% of those airlift evidence with no visa status and being brought into the united states and not to mention he still remiss to be able to mention the 13 gold star families who don't feel like it is a great success. john kirby, while i respect his service to our military, he has become a mouthpiece for the biden-harris administration and he is continuing to dispel all the truths while covering up all the lies. and so i just think it is time for as veterans to call him out on these things. myself, mast, geist as well as many others from benghazi have tried to bring mention to the fact he is not being factual. >> bill: you recall this from the house report on the afghan withdrawal. read this segment. our investigation revealing the biden-harris administration had the information and opportunity to take necessary steps to plan for the inevitable collapse of the afghan government so we could safely evacuate u.s. personnel, american citizens,

green card holders and afghan allies. administration picked optics over security at every step. from mike mccaul earlier in the week. to the debate from the other night. no americans in combat zones. that was the quote. here is how we heard it. watch. >> i agree with president biden's decision to pull out of afghanistan. america's taxpayers are not paying the $3 hundred million a day we were paying for that endless war. and as of today, there is not one member of the united states military who is in active duty in a combat zone in any war zone around the world. the first time this century. >> bill: i don't know where she came up with that. >> i don't know where she came up with this. we have people in syria, operation inherent resolve. we had the three service members and 40 that were killed and 40 injured when it was in jordan there on the border. you have got the pay com and other fleets going into areas

which are within reach of hypersonic ballistic missile capabilities. you have the people they consider to be -- i'll say advisors actually over in areas of poland and ukraine and in the area. this is her trying to again spin lies. it was president trump, however, who was the one who didn't create any new wars. it was president trump who was creating peace through things like the abraham accords where israel was in a more stable position and president trump holding adversaries accountable limiting terrorists like soleimani and others. so she is sitting trying to cover up the failures of the biden-harris administration while lying to the american people. >> bill: you wonder if it comes up again if you get a redo on that. there was no fact check, let's leave it at that, sir. >> dana: there was fact check on one side. the three against one when it ca came to president trump. >> 5-0, too.

breaking news. thank you. >> dana: near malibu, california we're getting reports of an earthquake perhaps 5.1 on the richter scale. that's just south of los angeles or north? >> it is just north of l.a. it looks like it was slightly on the northeastern side of downtown san barbara. >> dana: we've been showing you pictures all morning of the fires that grew from -- the other day it was 17,000 acres, now 100,000 acres. a lot of emergency crews there. >> bill: let me correct myself. northeast of malibu. san barbara is further to the north and west. north of l.a. but in a populated area. we don't know what the result is. it is breaking right now. >> dana: we don't have a lot of information. we have people outside out of the school. let us get more information and we'll gather it for you.

right now the report is a 5.1 earthquake in malibu. >> bill: now downgraded 4.6. don't know how much of a difference that makes. a lot depends on the depth at which point it happened in the earth. you are looking at 7:37 in the morning and a lot of kids are at school. >> dana: on their way. >> bill: a lot of folks going to work or arrived and making plans for the day. we'll see what comes of this. no reports of any damage at the moment. so we'll keep a close eye an that and give you more coming up. >> dana: we'll get you to our next guest thinking he can flip wisconsin's senate race red. what would it take to notch a win. eric hovde joins us next. >> i could have done better. i could have put down my window. the thing about me, i don't want attention. i don't want to be cameras out. >> dana: miami dolphins wide receiver admits he serves some

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>> bill: it is one of the prettiest places in america, malibu. we have a helicopter shot watching during the commercial break. we can't detect any signs of damage after this preliminary quake measured 4.7 rattling southern california. initially called 5.1, downgraded to 4.7. shaking reported in malibu, hermosa beach to the south and part of the san fernando valley. no reports of injuries or damage. but we just wanted to share that with you in southern california. >> dana: pretty spot. >> bill: all right. from europe now germany

tightening its borders in a new immigration crackdown. it is coming as migration strains public services and becomes a top issue for voters in germany. gillian turner is watching that story from the state department. what are you learning, gillian? >> bill, u.s. ally germany now is reversing course on its very long held open border policies. instead choosing to tamp down on border security in order to protect its citizens from what german officials are calling islamist extremist terrorism and serious cross border crime. take a listen. >> i have ordered this today and have already notified the e.u. this serves to further limit irregular migration and protect against acute dangers posed by islamist terror and serious crime. >> a dramatic reversal with the open border policy under merkel. her refugees policies were

called by former president donald trump a catastrophic mistake. now german officials say they are not the only european nation turning to stricter border laws. they're touting this. more than 30,000 people have been denied entry at the land borders with poland, austria, switzerland and czech republic since october 2023. >> because of illegal immigration or refugee flows, whatever one wants the call this is upending and roiling a number of european societies. you may see other countries looking to emulate germany. >> germany's move follows years of deadly terror attacks against civilians by undocumented migrants traumatizeing citizens. europe's problem so severe the state department is banning some european executives from entering the u.s. who they say are, quote, facilitating irregular migration to the u.s.

through nicaragua. what that means, bill, is apparently some european countries were flying undocumented people from europe to nicaragua in the hopes these people would more easily gain access to the united states through the southern border. >> bill: wow. didn't see that one coming. anything is possible, right? gillian, stay on it. i know you will from the state department. >> dana: now to the senate race in wisconsin. the outcome could tip the balance of power. democratic incumbent tammy baldwin is maintaining a narrow lead over republican candidate eric hovde. wisconsin is one of those states and it is neck-and-neck. if i pull up here call for number three, marquette university law school poll has harris at 52, trump at 58. did you notice a big difference after the switch between biden and harris? >> well, clearly vp harris had a

bump, a temporary bump. i think these numbers are all flawed. you have to look back to the polling in 2016 and 2020 where president trump way under polled. supposed to lose the state by 5 1/2 percent and 6%. he won in 16 and barely loss in 20. a neck-and-neck race. our internal polls have a jump ball tied. the momentum is on our side because the issues are on our side. people are concerned about inflation, the cost of their groceries. look at your auto insurance bill. see how much that has jumped. and then, you know, you were talking about illegal immigration and what is happening in germany. well, every community in our country and in wisconsin every state is a border state. we just had a venezuelan illegal immigrant violently attack and rape a woman in a small town in

wisconsin and attack her daughter. so these problems are manifesting themselves all over. the fentanyl crisis which are killing so many of our young people. so look, the issues are on our side. they have nothing to run on. they are trying to change their positions, lie about their positions and lie about republican positions. >> dana: tammy baldwin is the marquette poll shows her 52, you 48. margin of error. it is super close and tied. is there anything that your opponent has not been put under the microscope on that you think she should be getting more coverage about? she is a fairly popular incumbent senator. people seem to know her pretty well. you are introducing yourself to all the voters. what is something you think she should be called out on? >> well look, i don't think she is well-known in our state for this reason. she runs back in our state like a chameleon that she is

moderate. tries to work with president trump when he was in office. and she is the farthest thing from a moderate. she has voted to mandate public schools and public places to require men to go into women's bathrooms. she supports boys playing in girls' sports. she supports -- gave our taxpayer money to a transgender clinic that doesn't even notify parents. it is crazy. she has voted for every green new deal. every spending bill, opening our borders. so she is very radical but then also runs against wall street and lives with a wall street executive in new york most of her time. she runs against big pharma yet takes money from them. she is really a hypocrite and she is extremely liberal and she is not centered with the value system of the people of wisconsin. >> dana: i'm paying close attention to wisconsin, as is my pal over here bill hemmer.

we'll check it out. senate candidate eric hovde. thank you for joining us. maybe we'll call you senator in january. okay. >> i plan to get your senator but i need your help. go to eric hovde.com. thank you. >> bill: the acting secret service director will brief lawmakers on the investigation and the latest into the trump assassination attempt. will we push forward and get any new answers today? we'll have that for you in a moment. two astronauts made history. this moment marks a new milestone in space flight today. ♪

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maya knows how quality care can bring out a smile. but it's been a few dog years since she was able to enjoy a smile of her own. good thing aspen dental offers affordable, complete care all in one place. and new patients without insurance get $29 exams and x-rays. plus 20% off treatment plans for everyone. loving our patients unconditionally. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. >> harris: a lot of people in politics saying vice president harris won the debate. we know it's all about the economy for voters every single

time in elections. many are saying they got nothing from kamala harris on their top issue. we'll look into that. plus republicans are demanding that only american citizens be allowed to vote in u.s. elections. well, who would resist that idea? we'll get into that, too. plus a community is buckling under the weight of immigrants and it's complements of a biden-harris program for legal immigrants. one town overrun under pressure. it's a program they started. congresswoman kat cammack, ari fleischer, clay travis, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: back to malibu. nothing yet. keep you updated to see whether or not anything changes. so far it hasn't. that's good news for the folks in southern california. just to the east and south you have all those fires we've been talking about this week. now an earthquake. that's california living. hang tough and we'll get you

more if there is more to get on that from malibu. >> dana: acting secret service director rowe is on capitol hill today briefing lawmakers on the agency's investigation into the shooting of former president trump. david spunt is live from capitol hill. hi, david. >> good morning. he will face pointed questions and on the senate side behind closed doors with senators and then on the house side. his first time meeting in person with large groups of lawmakers since he testified on capitol hill july 30th a couple weeks after the former president was shot in butler, pennsylvania. rowe promised a full review of the failures leading up to the shooting. the mission insure answer investigation the probe run by rowe and the secret service is near complete and presented to congress and the public soon.

>> we have to get to the bottom of the failures of the secret service. it affects him and vice president harris and president biden and we need to restore faith in the secret service. >> we're told several high level officials within the service have been encouraged to retire. the first, they have the time and eligible to retire but also encouraged to do it now to avoid lengthy investigations, both things are true in the situation. we've been told some of the retirements were planned for later this year but have been accelerated and new people are going to be in some of those positions. the f.b.i. is conducting a separate criminal probe into the shooter himself. we're told that's still a bit aways away from being complete. >> dana: david spunt. thank you. keep us posted. important to get that information. >> bill: before we go we want to show you something cool. if you are just getting up, we watched this before i guess in the pre-dawn hours today.

historic moment in space. first ever privately funded space walk. look at the picture. >> they are now emerging from. >> watching from the nose cone. >> bill: this is on the back of elon musk and spacex dragon capsule. one is a billionaire. one a spacex engineer. the company's new space suits. they plan to use them on mission to the moon and mars. one of the -- >> dana: i'm sitting here and having motion sickness just watching it. i cannot imagine. >> bill: i want to give you the quote of the day. isaacson is an american from pennsylvania. 41. back at home we have a lot of work to do. but from here looks like a perfect world. >> dana: beautiful. have a beautiful day, everybody. harris faulkner is next. >> harris: man