other down and no indication anybody inside the building or adjacent buildings is at risk. >> steve: another question. somebody, when you said covenant house, it is over the old covenant house on the west side. i would come out of lincoln tunnel and drive by that. i imagine the lincoln tunnel, if traffic coming out from new jersey is not stopped, it is being diverted to the north or south. any information? we're rush hour right now in new york city. >> i have to imagine this is a debacle, you are right on the money. lincoln tony is one point of the tunnel. you are getting multi agency response, port authority will have the ticket on that. lincoln tunnel gets out into manhattan down the block from that and cannot be healthy, zero traffic going up 10th or 40th street. >> ainsley: citizen app notifies us of a robbery or breaking news. this says two injured after partial crane collapse. two-alarm fire. it says two were injured according to citizen app. >> could well be true, i was told minor injuries. >> steve: that could be it. >> my first question was fatalities and i was told no. i was told m

and steve another reason for project is this installation in a d condition, hydro electric plant. the reflections make the own turbine whole and the view is themselves part of the homeless bus supposed to me and this concept to him. what's fascinating about painting glass is that it's a very old technique dating back to the middle ages in front of me. i think it's exciting to integrate a very old craft into something new. and i make use of this old technique that you tried and tested for something contemporary, taking those issues to prevent the homeless medical says animal philosophy plays with perspectives and perceptions. ultimately, the us isn't the on the whole time. and that wraps up this edition of your own max. be sure to check us out on social media for more from the world of culture and lifestyle. thanks for tuning in and join this again. next week, the, the, the customers, and suddenly get to the forefront of this empire. some people and you think nothing about there just is right up to be the most dangerous in the world. the funds of a k, a call, lee, and number. you h

that in general, the part doesn't come into being until a viewer gaze is added and i'm shown in steve the another reason for project is this installation in a d condition, hydro electric plant, the reflections to make the old turbine hole and the view is themselves part of the on the bus supposed to me and this concept to him. what's fascinating about painting glass is that it's a very old technique dating back to the middle ages in front of me. i think it's exciting to integrate a very old craft into something new and make use of this old technique that you tried and tested for something contemporary, tech and associates to prevent from the homeless medical says animal philosophy plays with perspectives and perceptions. ultimately, the us is in the, on the whole and that wraps up this edition of your own max. be sure to check us out on social media for more from the world of culture and lifestyle. thanks for tuning in and join this again. next week. the and the military is be modernized, japanese young also has a, are interested in the service recruits the people are fighting over water in the n

blazers. >> carley: like adult version of kindergarten name tag. >> steve: we give to the local shop and they make money. >> maybe it is anothereve doocy. >> brian: bill hemmer kept stealing our stuff. >> steve: is that gutfeld? >> bryan: little small. make it 17. still ahead, california city up against minimum wage, nearly $20 an hour. our next guest says higher wages and inflation are taking massive bite of his bottom line, the margins are small anyway, that is next. >> kayleigh: and bahamas just started a team and they are wearing bucs jersey. they are here next in time square. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid ca

steve: no kidding. let's hope she doesn't defect to another country. need her here. >> steve: thanks, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: meanwhile the install a little of a floating border wall in the rio grande valley is expected to be finished this weekend, this 1,000-foot long marine barrier stretch to the length of three football field, texas officials say a way to prevent migrants from making the potentially deadly swim across the river in the eagle pass area. here with reaction is retired acting ice director and fox news contributor tom homan. tom, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: listen, we have tried all sorts of things down there. maybe this will work. >> i think it will have an impact. governor abbott. hats off to him. he has done more to secure this bored an the administration has. the administration has abdicated their responsibility. governor abbott is doing everything he cannot just to protect texas but most of the migrants aren't staying in texas. to protect the entire country. going to save lives by doing. this

thank you, steve. another street vendor was harassed in the south bay.ing up, the disturbing video and the action city leaders are taking to protect those vendors . the warriors might be on their off season, but the organization still at work. how the team is supporting students and teachers ahead of the new s ool year speakers and will read books at the children at thrive city. now the warriors hosted a school supply giveaway to help students get ready for the upcoming school year. organizers say 200 students showed up at the warriors oakland facility to receive free backpacks and school supplies. the students then had a chance to pose next to one of the team's championship trophies before basketball clinic. a school supply giveaway was also held for teachers and cpa's annual back to school supply drivers underway. and you can donate by scanning the qr code right there on your screen, or you can go to ktvu.com/school supply drive this year we partnered with supply backed out of work to make sure bay area school kids are preparing for the upcoming school

. >> steve: again, another turkey question turkeys have three times better blank than humans.hearing than humans >> steve: is that your final answer >> jimmy: yes. [ buzzer ] >> steve: that is incorrect. it's vision. [ sad tuba ] >> i get a puppy >> steve: jerry gets the next puppy. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: the adorable mary kennedy >> jimmy: oh, there you go >> hi. >> steve: oh, there you go >> hello [ laughter ] >> jimmy: doesn't it make you happy? >> steve: yeah >> yeah. >> steve: that's mary kennedy. >> jimmy: a puppy just makes you happy. >> i got you i got you. [ barking >> steve: oh you know what that sound means >> that means -- >> steve: it's time for double puppardy [ laughter ] where the questions are now worth two puppies. >> jimmy: ooh. >> oh. [ audience oohs >> steve: oh, so it gets real spicy. >> did you hear that >> steve: okay, jerry, next question for you >> two of you. >> steve: a group of turkeys is called a what? an, "a," bale, "b," parliament, or "c," rafter [ light laughter ] >> this is supposed to be an -- a fun show [ laughter ] these are, lik

one was bought at the 7-eleven and another at steve's liquors in hayward. check those tickets.ng us at 4:30. janelle and garvin are working on the 5:00 newscast next. we are back in just two minutes. >>> right now at 5:00, a car slams into a south bay school prompting the hazmat team to even respond. plus -- >>> they focus their attention on a city where they know people might be more vulnerable because they're not from here. >> arrests made in the deadly north beach mass shooting. district attorney brooke jenkins about the murder charges four people now face. >>> and from high heat to hazy air, tracking some weather advisories that could change your weekend plans. our chief meteorologist will track it all in his microclimate forecast. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. >> and i'm janelle wang. hot and hazy. a live look at san jose, a spare the air alert has been issued tomorrow because the air quality may worsen. you should limit driving. >> let's show you why. it's all the smoke put up from massive wildfire in oregon drifting i

. >> steve: 8:00 in the morning. >> brian: another claim from last week's whistleblower who put his comments on tape because they said he was a foreign agent and he was in a think tank, former cia agent. they said hunter biden had an informant in washington that had one eye. easy to find out. david weiss said, i did have full authority, however, in los angeles, he asked to charge here, no. in d.c., they said no. problems with david weiss's allegations. one whistleblower is shapley and the other is not known. these guys when they come forward, seems like their lives are ruined. the fbi agents that came forward got destroyed, raids on their house, shapley doesn't get a promotion. what message is out there? you want to do the right thing, you think this type of retri retribution, is it worth it? >> steve: i believe the irs whistleblowers got whistleblower protection. i hope we will be able to see some much the hearing in front of the house oversight tomorrow. archer sued, long-time business barn of biden. if anybody knows joe's involve m ment, what is the president involved with, how much did h

another as a forwarding domain, i think today would be fine too. much over it, it just sends you some time of booking about 1005 extension to well think about the world where steve jobs probably for another 10 years. i think what the agent essentially uh, did you face out the most successful or professional uh from us uh, those guys have own chunk. so total compete very traditional, which means. busy the agent takes our was held for, you know, as long as you live typing this phone to work. it's not true the, on the personal decision. it's also huge at the moment, i think, and also guys, look, we don't die. so i'm kind of your wrestling, this is just as much as you would you'd, we'll die from jim. so as, as much as we used to have, as we used to think about dimension, i mean, just think what happens if it don't stop agent kind of what would be a fair amount of truth on some software at all. let's towards this fantastic african problem that whenever someone dies, a library buttons my name, i just really captures the fact that, you know, all of his knowledge is wisdom. this accumulated in life experience or the social connections, everything just up in smoke. and n

another modem to me, i think today would be fine too much already. justin gmc time of booking about 1005 extension to well think about the world where steve jobs probably for another 10 years. i think what the agent essentially uh, did you say out the most successful or professional uh from us uh, those guys have own change. so total complete value traditionals, which means. busy agent, uh, thank solid commercials for you. don't want your life trip and just on the wall it's not true. the under the personal decisions also huge economic things. and also guys, look, we don't die. so i'm kind of your wrestling. this is just as much as you would, you'd, reason will die from jumpstart, as, as much as we used to have as the you're, you're still do. but think about dimension. and then just think what happens if it don't stop agent kind of what would be the amount of truth on some software at all . let's towards this fantastic african problem that whenever someone dies, a library buttons, i just really kind of just the fact that, you know, all of his knowledge is wisdom is accumulated in life experience or the social connections, everything just up in smoke. i

another as a forwarding domain. i think today would be fine too much over it. it just sends you some time of booking about 1000 fighter extensions you. well, think about the world where steve jobs probably for another 10 years. i think what the agent essentially uh, is your faith out. the most successful uh, professionals, uh from us uh those guys have known change. so the total complete video traditionals, which means. busy agent, uh, take solid commercials for i don't wanna show slide creepiness from the wall. it's not true. the under the personal institution, it's also a huge economic thing. and also guys, look, we don't die. so i'm kind of your wrestling. this is just as much as you would, you'd, reason will die from jumpstart, as, as much as we used to have. uh, is it useful to think about dimensions and then just think what happens if it don't stop agent kind of what would be the amount of truth themselves for suffering at all? let's towards this fantastic african problem that whenever someone dies, a library buttons, i think i just really kind of just the fact that, you know, all of this knowledge is wisdom is accumulated in life experience or the social connections

another ticket at steve's liquors in hayward. the third bay area winning ticket was sold at the safeway on mission street in san francisco. a lot of dreams coming true tonight. >>> tonight, the bay area breathing some unhealthy air. this was the view from highway 87 in san jose at sunset. hazy. an air quality advisory is in effect because of the wildfire smoke. that smoke is coming from arkansas. we're talking about this for several days. the fire started on saturday in the southwest part of arkansas. it's grown to 12,000 acres. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff renaryenary. >> it's not extremely harmful. you will see in the live map. it will filter down from you eureka with the worst levels. that fire will drift to the bay area. we're not smelling that smoke. it's not superunhealthy, except for one location. i think we get into unhealthy air if you have respiratory problems in napa. looks like it could get trapped in the valley. moderate for the coast, east bay and south bay. i wanted to show you, if you're getting

. >> steve: could be another sweetheart deal. >> lawrence: could be drug-tested at any time.hink the average day american is wondering why the president's son is getting a much different deal than they would have gotten, especially when his father is responsible for a lot of the laws that were put in place for mandatory minimums that were put in place back in the day during the crime bill. kevin mccarthy has brought up the i-word. the impeachment question. and he is calling it an inquiry. this is what he had to say and the reasons why they're considering this. watch. >> you have got irs whistleblowers saying something when it comes to government treating the bidens different. you have got an informant claiming that the biden family had been bribed: should you ignore that? or should you investigate that? the only way you can investigate that is through an impeachment inquiry so the committee would have the power to get all the documents they need. what an impeachment inquiry does gives to gather the information that they need. >> ainsley: it's not an impeachment. it's to get a

it seemed they had another, ten minutes ago, steve smith batting, the ball leapt off his glove, stokesor the catch. it seemed like a clean catch except when we saw it more closely on the replay, as his arm came down, almost throwing the ball up in celebration, the ball came out. the umpire ruled he did not have that catch under control. i think it was fair but it means australia are just three wickets down at needing 146 to win. if the weather holds, i can only foresee a thrilling finish. never a dull moment. co—hosts australia are through to the last 16 of the women's world cup. they ran out comfortable 4—0 winners against canada, to top group b. jane dougall is in adelaide, where england conclude their group tomorrow, and joins us now. jane, good news for the tournament that at least one host has made it through. yes, what a roller—coaster it has been already for australia, with the initial bad news of their star player sam kerr being out for the first two matches with a calf injury. they struggled especially in their second match against nigeria where they lost, a shock defeat, 3-2.

our russia editor steve rosenberg joins us from moscow. so, anothery strange indeed. on the day of the mutiny vladimir putin had called the organisers traitors who had stamped rusher in the back. he promised they would be punished. five days later, goodness me, he was sitting down with them in the kremlin, with yevgeny prigozhin, the commanders of wagner, chatting about what had happened. what does this tell us about the relationship between wagner and the kremlin? we knew they were very close. putin had admitted the state has been financing wagner. so was this three—hour meeting in the kremlin a sort of post—mutiny postmortem, an attempt to reboot or rebuild what had been a pretty effective fighting force for the kremlin? we don't know. we don't know how the meeting ended. what we do know is that state media here continues to try to discredit yevgeny prigozhin. last night state tv said he is not the robin hood he tries to pass himself off as. he is a businessman with a criminal past who was involved in dodgy dealings. but for now mr prigozhin is a fr

host: let's take another call. steve in nashville, tennessee, independent line. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i have worked in the i.t. industry, mostly maintenance of systems. i left in 2002 to do health care. i was an assistant programmer. the people who looked over our shoulders were in security department, which were primarily -- it comes back to the topic of congressional oversight and regulation. i am questioning if congress -- the people most qualified to make these decisions. to be a programmer, you had access to all data on the systems and the people who looked over our shoulder to regulate us did not know that much about i.t.. we could pretty much do anything we wanted. just through that question out there, maybe there is a payout -- a better way of regulating oversight in this industry? guest: i think what congress would do is certainly not right technical standards. you are right, congress is in no position to be designing technical schematics. what they can do, if they can set up liability frameworks. for example, if you think about the

his men are loyal and ready to continue fighting for russia. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg joins us from moscow. so, anothert it was over in a day. which was very strange. but russian air force pilots were killed in had mutiny and yet no one was arrested for that. but vladimir putin called the mutinous traitors. but now it has emerged that five days later he was sitting down in the kremlin with yevgeny prigozhin and wagner commander is talking about it, so go figure. we don't know what the outcome of that meeting was. isn't my cup, i think that is unlikely, since the media here continues to either discredit yevgeny prigozhin but he is still at large and by all accounts still in russia despite the original deal that he would have to leave russia and go to belarus. that raises all kinds of questions, for example does yevgeny prigozhin have very powerful backers as has vladmir putin been weakened by all this and will there be anything further from the kremlin, yet, we don't know, but stay tuned for the next inevitably bizarre episode of putin and prigozhin. brute bizarre episode of putin and prigozhin-— bizarr

steve, this is another blockbuster piece about clarence thomas.and in it, it is pretty clear to say that clarence thomas's relationship with this organization is a significant and meaningful one. how specifically has thomas benefited from the connections and friendships he has forged with not only fellow members, but also with other horatio alger friends? >> thanks for having me, it is an important piece, i think, to look at this aspect of justice thomas's career. when i think you look at the horatio alger non association, it is a group that does two things to. it's a scholarship aspect to it, it involves kids and giving away money, but there is also a network there of powerful of wealthy people and clarence thomas, for has been very much at the center of this organization in certain ways, and beef rented people who are in and around this organization, kind of at the core of it, and that has led to various benefits for him. as part of these friendships. there are trips to florida there is ranch visits in montana lavish birthday parties and access

and then we called another deposition, steve from 24, there had been speculation primarily in the king's college research report. this could lead us to the older brother of the family have moved from us to state of the familiar design. clinton at suite, when we asked them about the fun way as early as carl watkins talk, you said you couldn't reach him himself at the lowest price and cut now. where is karl lee? and why is no one in washington talking about him anymore? at the beginning of the binding ministration, i need some general inquiries about carl lee. um and 0 ship not silence. the. you know, i'm a former intelligence case office. i've been covering the c i n other in dallas the 3 years. so i wondered, well maybe we'd jump mosley fun way. maybe he's our guy now. carl lee, a double agent betraying his own business partners to the enemy. it's a bold theory, but there certainly have been such cases in the past. i mean, i have no evidence of that whatsoever, but that's the way my mind works. i mean, i couldn't find any other logical explanation why the us was suddenly go silent about

. >>> we're still, of course, with our colleague steve who's in vilnius with another special guest. i'll hand it over again to you, steve. >> thanks very much, arabile we've got to one of the most senior members of nato and that's italy this is the minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation. really good to see you look, in terms of this meeting as well, has it gone the way you thought it would as regards to ukraine's situation? of course, from the outside, mr. zelenskyy seemed pretty upset. on many other fronts, i think a lot of moves have been made. >> yes, sir. thank you very much for meeting with me today. that's a very important mission. everybody is in favor of ukraine. ukraine will be part of nato, but in this moment, we need to pave the way for full membership for this we are ready for yord ni nicing ukraine it's common work for the defense of ourer riders, for the defense of europe, for the defense of nato. that's important then at the end of the work, ukraine will be part of the nato. >> if we all know -- and i heard similar comments yesterday, and germany has

steve, this is another blockbuster piece about clarence thomas.aningful one. how specifically has thomas benefited from the connections and friendships that he's forged with not only fellow members, but also with other horatio alger friends? >> thank you for having me. it is an important piece to look at this aspect of justice thomas's career. i think that when you look at horatio alger's association, it is this group, it kind of does two things. there is a scholarship aspect to it that involves kids, giving away money, but there is also a network there of powerful, wealthy people, and clarence thomas for a long time has been very much at the center of this organization in certain ways. he has prevented people that are in and around this organization at the core of it. that has led to various benefits for him, as part of these friendships. there are trips to florida, there are ranch visits in montana, lavish birthday parties, access to sporting events and things of that nature that you see when you start to trace through these relationships. >> st

there was another incident -- >> steve: thank you much, we're out of time. e.s together in-store and in in the app. so it is easy to get the look you want for less. you got this. we got you. - you like that bone? i got a great price on it. - did you see my tail when that chewy box showed up? - oh, i saw it. - my tail goes bonkers for treats at great prices. sorry about the vase. - [announcer] save more on what they love with everyday great prices at chewy. had >> ainsley: to celebrate we have crayola, u.s. soccer launching art of soccer campaign. >> steve: the art of soccer literally. street chalk artist, dad eric greenwald and girls soccer influencer, kendall. tell us what you are doing here and where you do it across the country. >> we are working to put together a chalk drawing of alex morgan, i'm working with my daughters. i got started in chalk art when jaycee was this high. >> ainsley: my chalk art is a heart and a star. look at this, looks just like her. how did you learn to do this? >> started jaycee wanted princesses. now i've been to united kingdom an

instinct from moeen ali, another catch from steve smith, and all too simple for australia.hris woakes with a faint touch just before lunch the last of them. 142-7. yeah, catches do win matches. the situation of the match as we are about to resume after lunch,. the situation of the series, australia 2-0 situation of the series, australia 2—0 out, means this is in a match england have to win. the situation of ben stokes, we know he is not fit enough to bowl in this test match, england are desperately hoping he is fit enough to bat this afternoon. what could rescue england now? only really an astonishing afternoon of ben stokes batting. he did it here at headingley four years ago. he did it at lord'sjust at headingley four years ago. he did it at lord's just a few days ago but i think he will be really frustrating for so many fans here that we are already clutching at that we are already clutching at that in this test match. ben stokes will resume 27 not out and at least one working leg. studio:, joe wilson, thank you, watching at headingley. now, this has been a feature on ou

steve kerr this chatting it up with another coach k in las vegas . game, brandi podziemski gets denied at the rim. sudden death situation here. unfortunately for golden state, braxton with the putback dunk to walk it off! maps win 98-96. the warriors are still looking for their first win of the summer league. >>> soccer was not looking good for the usa in the gold cup semifinals. go ahead goal for panama, but this team has no quit. 105th minute, beautiful cross, jesus ferreira with equalizer off the assist! this match needed not just one the two pks to crown a winner. usa blocked on its first attempt. panama wins in penalties and they will face mexico in the gold cup finals. >>> nfl teams have yet to find solution for locking down patrick mahomes, however the fb was able to lock up his biggest fan. a total fanatic who wears a wolf suit was arrested on friday for bank theft and is accused of a string of bank robberies, according to federal prosecutors. how hard is this? the chief was arrested in sacramento after being on the run for nearly four months

you may be thinking, steve, this book sounds another one of our greedy ex-president's shameless cashuse this book he didn't write costs $99. it sounds expensive, but how should he know? he's never bought a book. speaking of... [applause] some of that. still got a little something. speaking of amoral grifters... fox news. it's been a bad couple of weeks for the fox fascists and friends. in their legal filings, dominion voting systems revealed that the network's upper management and hosts like sean hannity and tucker carlson never believed the former president's election lies but promoted them anyway. they even mocked the network's own reporters for correctly calling the 2020 election for biden. turns out, those reporters are "incredibly angry" that these revelations will further sully the reputation of the network's "straight news" journalists. really? really? that's like the people at taco bell worrying that the cool ranch and fiery doritos locos tacos is going to further sully the reputation of their ass-blasting salt pockets. now... oh, i could go for one. fourth meal. one fox staf

steve jobs revolutionized computing. at launch, a familiar face. but another perhaps not. she's from a japanese woodblock print. comes to jobs' love of japan, she's the tip of the iceberg. jobs spent his childhood in a san francisco suburb that later became known as silicon valley. it was here he first encountered japanese art. bill fernandez was jobs' best friend as a teenager. he was also apple's very first employee. the pair met when they were 14. they spent their days tinkering with electronics. jobs was also mesmerized by the artworks hanging in the fernandez home. they were a style known as shin-hanga. they had been collected by bill's family. his mother had studied japanese art at stanford university. >> the three shin-hanga hanging over the white couch in our family room, the one when you came into the house, the first thing you saw, he loved those. he was droawn to them. they appealed to him. >> shin-hanga is a 20th century take on an older form of woodblock printing, ukiyo-e. artists sought to modernize the appeal of their craft, which was already popular overseas. bill says shin-hanga was a starting

. >> steve: they might get another bite of the apple and go after something else. >> ainsley: when sheays go get a job does the painting count? >> lawrence: i'm not sure. >> ainsley: making a lot of money from it. >> lawrence: jonathan turley talked about how this deal is falling apart. watch. >> the problem with a plea agreement is you can't actually type in wink and nod, right? the problem with this agreement is that the judge read it and said what is this? part of the obligation of the court is to make sure that the defendant and the government are very clear on what the agreement means. and they weren't. and it broke down with the most basic questions. that was what was so surprising here is that these are the types of questions as a defense counsel you work out with prosecutors in advance. but she basically asked one question and the whole darn thing fell apart. and so the question now is where do you go from here? it's like a wedding where both the bride and groom objected. and everyone else is sitting there saying, wait, how did we get here and where do we go from here? >> lawre

another aspect of this, steve is, is, uh, what happened here a couple of days ago when the russians attacked a grand storage area right on the border of romania, you've got things going on and bail roofs. so this is not a time just to quit. ringback or bring your hands either your hand or you're not it . and the west is got to see it that way and i'll just in with this, you know, we've learned to history about what appeasement branch and i think the president president by i think who's done a pretty good job managing all this. the last 16 months is got to go back to the truman days and i as an hour and 1956. what eisenhower about the french and the british as to is, it said though, we didn't find where, where to so, so you can reorganize your colonies and that's the kind of presidential courage that i think we're gonna, we're gonna have to have your i recognize that the campaign is next year, i think it would really go wrong. bad on, on the printing and side binding will be blank for that. i know that by the republicans, all that is, is, is true. but, but this is really a defining time, i th

the next four years, she becomes president and she could finish that term and run for another eight years. >> steve: he said he has six more years to finish the job, buckle up. >> ainsley: the new faith-base thriller ""sound of freedom" took the number one spot this weekend. >> how did that make you feel giving the child his freedom? >> felt good. >> you have been at this for 12 years. why are you doing it? >> because god's children are not for sale. >> steve: joining us is the guy who the movie is based upon, operation underground railroad, tim ballard. tim, good morning to you. >> good morning, thank you. >> steve: how cool is that? your movie beat "indiana jones." >> yeah, we're blessed and shocked. i grew up with indiana jones. we're grateful because autoa real problem and this could be a major solution in the fight against child trafficking. >> ainsley: you worked for homeland security and you realized there are victims out there. your wife said, quit your job and save this family. brother and sisters are kidnapped and they think they are going to be models. a beautiful woman says leave them i

another incident. todd piro at the scene. >> steve: and helping families of first responders find hope, gary will joins with a new way of honoring america's heroes on this "fox and friends." so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. save hundreds a year over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. and now, trade in your current phone, and get up to $1000 off the new galazy z flip 5 and z fold 5. >> steve: all right, we were telling you about this and you saw it live on the air. 12 people, including three new york city firefighters were hurt in yesterday's crane fire and collapse here in midtown manhattan. >> ainsley: we are told they are in stable condition as authorities are investigating the cause of the fire that caused that massive boom to buckle. >> lawrence: todd piro is on the scene and joins us now. todd. >> todd: despite the dozen injuries you mentioned, new yo

he was too rapid for steve smith. another faint touch and a catch byjonny bairstow.. these winds will feature through this evening where we will see a pulse of very wet weather across northern ireland, wales and the west of england. some areas could have had some inches of rainfall. tomorrow morning, grey and wet. we are confident, fingers crossed so i'm hoping i don't have to eat my words, that this rain will ease away, brighter skies and we should get to see some play for the cricket tomorrow. back to you. thank you, louise. if it's raining everywhere, we don't feel too bad. he describes himself as 'a struggling stand—up comedian — who struggles to stand up', but this year — lee ridley, or 'lost voice guy�* as he's better known — will be taking part in the great north run. i'm sure you know him from x factor. i'm sure you know him from x factor. lee, who has cerebral palsy, will be pushed around the half—marathon course in his wheelchair, with the help of friends. our reporter, jeff brown has been to meet him. it all began as a joke among friends, which is, of cour

worrying news, and driving rain is expected to continue over the next 24 hours and then another typhoon at southern china. stevend excitement of the ashes and an update there, some life reports in on the reaction from the australian captain pat cummins, but we also are updating our bbc sports app so you can go there as well to get the very latest. we will be back in the next few minutes. hello there. this month has certainly been a wet one for many, also cool with temperatures below average across much of the uk. for the rest of this week as we head into the first part of august, there'll be very little change with it staying unsettled and remaining on the cool side. now today we've had this area of low pressure moving across the country. it's brought lots of cloud and spells of rain. some of it's been quite heavy at times, but as it's pulling away into the north sea, we should see something a little bit drier and quieter as we move through the night. there'll still be some areas of rain — northern england, southern scotland, northern ireland. a few showers dotted around, some mist and murk, some low cloud too.

. >> steve: we are running out of bullets. >> ainsley: maybe another country should give them something else. >> steve: give them old stuff that is illegal in 120 different countries. >> ainsley: cluster munitions are illegal. >> steve: every place except ukraine, russia and the united states. so handy. >> ainsley: over 100 rescued in the historic and catastrophic vermont floods. the live report of the latest search efforts. >> brian: 16-year-old gets cut from swim team after refusing toe share a locker room with a biological male. >> he was claiming to be a woman and changing in the throrm at the cmca fatality. >> brian: that outrageous story next ♪ i feel glorious ♪ glorious ♪ got a chance to start again ♪ i was (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ my clothes look fresh but i need them to smell fresh, too. that's why i add

ashley: just another example and plenty of them. steve hilton, great to talk to you. as always, thank you very much. >> we're moving up modestly so and we gained those recognize with cpi and ppi and producer prices also showing a calling of inflation. president biden taking a victory lap on cooling inflation and bidenomics in action and kevin o'leery in action and what do you think of his victory lap? is it deserved or not? >> think about the challenge from a 30,000-foot view and, you know, whether you call it bidenomics or policy and what's going on here is the fed is continuing to tighten because even after all this great news, i predict another 25 basis points this month and maybe another 25 in september and the reason that's happening is it's the stopping of core number of her shift and housing data up to 41% and housing is rolling over and nobody wants to sell house to the 4% mortgage and go to 7.5 and that's an obvious outcome, but the core inflation of goods and services and including labor is doggingly slow to go down to 2.5% so the fed staid on that mandate b

find another way to travel. jose. >> stevegeles, thank you very much. >>> this afternoon, stocks are poised to close higher for july as the month wraps up today. and this week marks another busy slate of earnings reports with apple and amazon's quarterly updates coming on thursday. dominic chu is with us to break it down. >> reporter: two of the most popular and recognizable consumer brands out there, two of the most valuable companies in the world both are part of that so-called trillion-dollar club, the market value of each of them, apple is the biggest company out there with a market value of over $3 trillion. and amazon is worth around $1.4 trillion. there are only five publicly traded companies in the sfier s&p 500 that are part of that trillion-dollar club. because of the big market values, there are a lot of things that people will be paying attention to in those earnings reports and the price action to follow because apple is roughly 8% of the entire s&p 500 just by itself and amazon is about 3%. within the nasdaq 100

steve: indeed. president biden tapping america's reserve troops, authorizing another 3000 service members for deploymentes at end of biden's big week on the world stage, committed to defending nato eastern flank as war rages in ukraine. >> brian: it was a shock yesterday, what about those who serve here? fox news contributor joey jones. why do you think we needed to do this? what happened that made people think, we got to add more troops? >> joey: authorizes department of defense to bring in more troops, make sure they are funded and allocated. that makes me feel better than sending the troops, we don't know if we are posturing or getting ready for a massive war effort. president biden's own war rhetoric is scary for me, invoking world war iii. americans are not letting dc know that we care about being in are wa. it is easy for a political class, for the lindsey graham's of the world to call for war when they have not fought war and people in dc, who have fought war, war has given them fame, fortune and power. they don't see it the same way the americans sitting home trying to make sense of the war they

. >> steve: it's a process. >> ainsley: another that i think that surprised me is skipping the dinner. nobody sent blinken in his place. he said he had four full work days. how many days do you work? >> ainsley: he is the president. he can't do one more full work day. >> brian: we saw him shirtless on the beach, sadly. i would. >> ainsley: fighting with the beach chair. >> brian: the problem with donald trump's theory. i appreciate the fact that a lot of people are against the cluster bombs. great debate. but you can't end the war in 24 hours unless you give 20% of ukraine to russia. russia is not going to leave. unless they are forced out. obviously we wouldn't have a 500 day war. unless you say ukraine, just give up part of your country, this thing is not going to end this way and russia is not going to leave voluntarily, obviously. if mexico decides to take some of texas, would we say let's just end the war and not fight? of course we would fight. we would get texas back. don't tell me you claim texas. we would keep it. don't tell me you don't agree with 1845 when the acquisition o

. >> steve: open investigation. >> we sent them another letter myself, jamie and jim, and we are waitingbility accordingly. if not, we will do whatever it takes to make sure they are before our committees. >> ainsley: what about the 51 members of the intel community that signed the letter that said that hunter's laptop was disinformation and that all happened right before the elections. what happens to those individuals? >> it just shows what a bad position we were in. the two irs whistleblowers highlighted that in fact the fbi knew of hunter's laptop in 2019 we're talking about a letter that was october 2020. it's unacceptable but, of course, you can look at secretary blinken was the one who helped organize that letter before he became secretary blinken. >> pete: it was a campaign operation. >> it was a campaign operation. >> steve: you guys are busy connecting the dots. thank you for stopping by to tell us a little progress report. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: 9 minutes before the top of the hour. carley joins us with some news. >> i certainly do. congressman tony gonzales callin

. >> i want to bring in new reporting from steve katorno about the desantis campaign, another rebootmaybe it's part of the same reboot. e headline is, desantis campaign pitches donor on leaner surgent campaign to beat trump and desantis' political opposition is embracing his pog as an underdog and calling him an insurging campaign getting desantis the front of voters. the campaign has acknowledged it needs to cut costs as fundraising fell short and expenses have piled up. >> what's interesting about this, this reboot seems to be about we don't have as much money and we're rejiggering to continue running with less money. we're not seeing a shift in strategy, other than doing more interviews like with jake last week, we're not seeing a change in strategy in terms of how he's going after donald trump, for example. i think that ultimately with all of these republican candidates, that is the biggest issue. they have zero lessons from 2016 where no one took on trump early enough to dismantle the myth around trump as a businessman and now there's a lot to dismantle in terms of his time in o