, he has not gone to philly for a cheese steak in 14 years.t cheese steak he is chowing down on probably cost a dollar 50 back then. trump was there on saturday. >> usa! usa! usa! >> these are my people! let me tell you, these people built america, you know that. these people built america. make sure you get your special sandwich for yourself. come here! look at him, huh! you know what that is -- huh, come here! [ indiscernible ]. >> we love this kid. i love that kid. if your parents don't want you, i will take you. >> jesse: 45 even left a $500 tip. >> no tax. on tips! [ cheering and applause ]. >> are you ready? i am going to give you 500 bucks, you all split it up. great things happen in philadelphia, let's go! (crowd chanting "trump"). >> jesse: he went behind the blue wall and he was showered with love. >> people need hope. i went out and saw the greatest people. we went out in a pretty rough area, and it is a lovefest. they want hope, they want a future. listen to them. these are not people that would normally be going wild. this is amaz

for the mets or for the phillies. >> quite clear, let's go phillies! >> do you love baseball here?, phillies all day long. >> let's go mets! let's go mets! ♪ >> now we're hearing the u.k. national anthem. and they know baseball a little bit, but still, a learning experience. anybody that knows baseball knows that the phillies might have a bit of an edge here, but being a long time new york mets fan, as we used to say, you gotta believe. anita: all right, loved hearing the u.s. national anthem first. and greg palkot in london. griff: play ball. a lot more fox news live continues when we come back. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com sup? -who are you? i'm your inner child. get in. ♪ ♪ listen. what you really need in life is some freakin' torque. [

when i was growing up in philly, they were $0.35. well, let's say, how long agothw was are you older thaner biden? scott from terra gulch. that's a cool place, idaho. trump better be carefurump betlw he records that $500 tip on his taxes. oh, cho's going to sic the irs on him. >> dan from hutto. hutto great reference to a fish called wanda. texyou might be hip after all t knowing about a fish called wanda makes you hip. >> i don't know. it's all for us. sean hannity is up next. and always remember i'm waters and this is my n

in philly. steve: you've got to do it. >> jimmy: that's the best cheesesteak i've ever had. >> tariq: eh, ahh -- >> jimmy: ev-or. ev-or. ever! >> tariq: here's the thing, here's the thing. >> jimmy: no, fight me. >> tariq: here's the thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what, what, what? >> tariq: in philly, i mean, you're going to find the best cheesesteak. >> jimmy: that's correct. >> tariq: but i think what sets the best cheesesteak place apart is that they have a a bakery on premises -- >> jimmy: why? why? >> tariq: and the bake their own -- >> jimmy: no, let the bakery -- that should come -- bakery should do their own job, and then they do their job of the cheesesteak. >> tariq: no, no. >> jimmy: they make the cheesesteak. the bakery bakes. [ talking over each other ] >> tariq: it's really about the roll. if it wasn't about the roll, you could make a cheesesteak in saugerties. >> jimmy: they -- they should -- [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> tariq: it's about the bread. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. they shou

back at you live in philly i can tell you we talked with a long line of voters who are waiting at herrecord heat it is hot out here yesterday and today they said that one to hear from the former present about his plan on inflation, crime, and the border. we talked for the democratic state salmon are out in front of the rally is trying to send trump a message he is not welcome here he told me people in philly and pennsylvania do not care about immigration. check this out. >> we are not in texas, i'm sorry but were just tell you we are thousands of miles from the border but i do not hear a lot about the border in pennsylvania. >> you don't think there's that migrant situation here in philly? >> i do not think people philadelphia concerned about migrants. >> there is that another thing we asked trump about is who are you going to pick for vp he will not say j jesse abbott said the announcement could be in the coming days are back to you parker excellent tries we all want to know the answer to that question but thank you very much from philadelphia. eric: president biden is taking his deb

and philly get today. they've been lined up for hours i asked them why, listen. >> alright, are you a big jump guy? >> lexi sam. >> why? >> when he was president i had money in my pocket. gas in my car. was able to feed my wife and myself on $100 a week. now it is $300. gases out of sight. with over $4 a gallon. i am retired twice and had to go back to work to pay for medication. >> no matter where we are in the country here that it is about immigration, inflation and crime those are topics trump said he's going to talk about when he gets up on that stage tonight for the rally over there at temple university. he expects have a pretty big crowd for an area in philly for another thing going back to asked again who is he going to pay for the vice president question ricky said he will announce it closer or possibly her at the upcoming are in ci think she's doing pretty well and some these areas where he says he knows he would not been that popular before. jon: a fellow you interviewed in the green and maga hat

>> always remember the mets. >> reporter: for the mets or the phillies? >> let's go, phillies!ely. >> reporter: who are you for, mets or phillies? >> let's go, mets! let's go, mets! >> reporter: well, baseball here is a little bit foreign. they have a sport called rounders and, of course, cricket, a ball is and if a bat, but people seemed to really take to it, claude a ya. and, of course, there is also another day, another game tomorrow for disappointed new york met fans including yours truly. back to you. claudia that that's good. greg can, i saw people eating ice cream. what about hot dogs and cracker jacks? >> reporter: oh, my gosh. hot dog, cracker jacks, tacos, the fox news if team went through a very large box of tacos. we can attest to that. all the food and the trimmings that, of course, baseball fans adore. back to you. claudia: all right, greg, thanks and have fun. eric? eric: yeah. poor if greg, i know, when you're a met fan, you know, they left the bases loaded bottom of the ninth. always the game tomorrow. well, claudia it's great to have you stepping in today and

oh, what is philly, philly, philly? and you know, we tell what telling now it bad news.ad were out. >> it now for murders as speaking bad, raising prices again after a state minimum wage increase for fast-food workers back in april at fisherman's wharf in san francisco. a double double with french fries and a drink at kasia $13.63. after tax. double double burger without the sides and beverage. that is 7.50, after tax. and if you go whittle down now towards daly city but cheaper, a double double with fries and a drink 11. 52 more than $2 then find it at fisherman's wharf in daly city, a cheeseburger meal in case you're interested in hamburger, a meal that cost 9.54 99 in and out to confirming that the price hikes are directly related to the minimum wage hike that san jose is spearheading a nationwide ai safety group. the city is >> nearly done with creating this ai policy, which, you know, requires companies work with that, the more transparent, how you get your info, these ai companies, it's all part of a coalition with 250 public agencies that work together to create p

not just us in philly.90 degrees or hotter today. here in philly we are going on the third day in a row of that and more of the same is expected. we know that we're expecting that heat to be extended through at least the weekend. it has already been a record breaker this week with more than 100 heat records either tied or broken all across the country. now officials are declaring those emergencies all across the region including in philly where starting this morning more resources will open up for the elderly and homeless for them to stay safe. i caught up with a lot of people heading to the office this morning saying they have a.c. in most of their buildings. most are trying to limit their time outside. >> we go home. the heat and humidity is in the house and we have the a.c. on high. my friends and family are doing the same thing. trying to stay cool. we've been keeping it at 65 because during the heat the house is hot and heat rises. we're trying to get through it. >> some people are worried about what t

. >> why philly, why now?ave to address always, the stakes. >> please. >> this year is going to determine what the next few decades look like. >> amen. >> and i think there's been this false bs narrative that trump is courting black voters. look at what happened in detroit, they didn't even attempt to fill the room with black folks. and then he left that church to go hang out with charlie kirk who said martin luther king was a bad guy and that the civil rights act, who knows if that was a bad idea. he sends in byron donald, who starts opining about how much, i guess, he loved jim crow and how good that was for the black family. this is about showing up with impunity to places that he has spent his entire career trying to undermine. you know, he got his start saying he wasn't going to rent to black tenants. he spent his entire presidency doing everything he could to undermine key accomplishments, not just of the obama administration, but key things that helped to support working families all across pennsylvania

and so, sure, show up to north philly.>> let me ask you about another candidate. rfk jr. turned in enough petition signatures to get on the pennsylvania ballot. >> who is that? >> does that scramble the race? you want the let your face do the talking? >> listen, i have not spent a lot of time with this side show candidate who is funded by the same donors who are pushing donald trump. his entire reason for being in the race is to try to siphon votes from president biden but he will not be successful because people are not stupid. pennsylvania voters and americans in general, folks just want to know their families will be okay. they want to know when they look in their kids eyes they are not telling them a lie when they tell them life will be a little better for them than it was when they were growing up and joe biden has laid out a plan and has achieved things that make it easier for working families to feel more stable. less insecure. donald trump is in this for himself. and he is going to have a rude awakening in november

that part of philly has a severe crime and drug problem.he police commissioner recently called kensington one of the most challenging places in philadelphia and america. we are of course monitoring any updates from the philly police in the hospital on the latest condition of this officer. the big question now is who is a suspect and why did he start shooting? back to you. >> madison, thanks a lot. prices have hit a record high. what that means for younger generations trying to achieve the american dream. that story is next we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming inner-springs, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. shop now, and save $400 on select stearns & foster mattresses. ga, the advanced form of dry age-related macular degeneration, can irreversibly damage your vision. it can progress faster than you think. when ga threatens your eyes, take a stand. slow ga with syfovre. syfovre is an eye injection that was proven to slow damaging lesion growth ove

after he was traded late in his career to the phillies. don't want to go to the phillies. you can't do that. i'm not a slave. i'm not indentured. yes, i have a contract with doesn't mean i'm with you for life. so he protested. activism may have been watered by the efforts of an earlier generation. during the second world war, reminding field was also home to the 826. boilermakers. a group of african american ballplayers who worked in the nearby naval shipyards. fighting both racism. in baseball. and racism. in their unemployment. cushing is a retired historian and archivist. he says the park's rich history is also fertile ground for the future. during world war 2 ii. this was a pivotal period. in a pivotal spot. for transformation and american society, so it's wonderful to see this revitalization. rebuild it and they will come both lincoln and laurie say they're glad to see the park storied history preserved. this diamond in the roughest part of town. given another chance. to shine. this field represents when you step on it. you step on legacy when you step on this field,

after he was traded late in his career to the phillies. don't want to go to the phillies.ou can't do that. i'm not a slave. i'm not indentured. yes, i have a contract with doesn't mean i'm with you for life. so he protested. activism may have been watered by the efforts of an earlier generation. during the second world war. monday. field was also home to the 826. boilermakers. a group of african american ballplayers who worked in the nearby naval shipyards. fighting both racism. base. baseball. and racism. in their unemployment. cushing is a retired historian. and archivist. he says the park's rich history is also fertile ground for the future. during world war 2 ii. this was a pivotal period. pivotal. pivotal spot for transformation and americans. society. so it's wonderful to see this revitalization. rebuild it, and they will come both lincoln and laurie say they're glad to see the park storied history preserved. this diamond in the roughest part of town. given another chance. to shine. this field represents when you step on it. you step on legacy. when you step on this

biden is losinreets asg streets, as they would say in philly. all the internet is talkingum u about it. you know, they have to actually drum up support to actuallpporcy against trump coming here tomorrow. metsidentbut i met president tt week in detroit, a very warm,t you know, comforting man. ard i really believepe that people are waking up. the scales are coming off of their eyes. >> israel. why did you shift to republican identify yourself as a republican after you voted restly democrat during your lifetime? >> yeah, i mean, i grew up in new york, in philadelphia, and that's what we that's all we were told is, you know, vote democrat, vote democrat, vote democrat. and so you don't understand and why. but once you start seeing what the media says and what you're living at and there's no correlation goinou areg there,tt you're like, the media is lying. so what? what else do i d proo. i not trust? and that's the problem. i started not trusting the the m, started not trusting the democrats. and then i started looking and things myself and. i saw t

alexis mcadams, live in philly. jacqui: president trump spends the weekend out on the trail and president biden stays in camp david preparing for the upcoming cnn debate. madeleine rivera has the latest. >> good afternoon, preparations are usually shrouded in secrecy, but vice-president kamala harris says it will crystallize for voters in november. >> i think the debate is going to make clear the contrast between our president, the current president, who works on behalf of the american people, fights for the american people, and the former president who pretty much spends full-time fighting for himself. >> the stakes couldn't be higher on thursday when president biden and former president trump go head to head for the first time this election cycle. it comes as the president is continuing to battle questions over his age and mental acuity, and concerns the campaign has dismissed. the president is expected to put trump on defense over his record on reproductive rights, democracy and taxes among other issues. the camp

retail theft and philly mice meant so much time here. up 135% since i left office.he convenience stores are closing down left and right, pharmacies to lock up soap. you want to buy a little bar of soap? you got to go to a big deal, open the class, open the steel. they can't keep a bar of soap, people just walk in and take it. you can't buy toothpaste or toothbrush. you want toothbrush? it takes you 45 minutes. meanwhile, schools are ranked fourth from the bottom in the entire nation and cricket joe has no plan to approve them. we are moving the department of education back to the states. [cheering] some of our states are going to do a fantastic job running education. if you think about it, spend more people than anywhere in the world and we are at the bottom of the list so as i used to say, about a group that likes me very much, what do you have to lose? we might as well do it. [cheering] we will be able to cut education and half and get much better education and some i can name right now, the best education anywhere in the world some want do as well, couple of stat

you're going to philly, you're going to the bronx. is no game plan. it is a lot of love. they want hope. . there is no hope with this guy biden. i say it all the timei did not even realize it. people need hope. we are in the middle of a pretty rough area @'and it is a love fest. they want want -- [chanting usa] it has been amazing. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: i could be a lot of other places but i choose to be here and the rally is phenomenal. i think it starts at 7:00. tammy is fantastic. say hello to everybody. [indiscernible] we have a lot of who do you like. we have a lot of good ones. i will be announcing around the time of the convention. >> why virginia? mr. trump: we are going up in virginia. we are leaving in minnesota. that one has not been won since 1972. we have a very good chance to win. we are going to win a lot of places people have not thought about because our country is in di if you look at our country, we are a failing nation and that should never happen. we have to turn it around fast. i look forward to the debate. the debate is not the big deal. the

. >> and he said i don't want to go to the phillies, that you can't do that. not a slave. yes, i have a contract, but it doesn't mean i'm with you for life. >> by the efforts of the earlier generation. now during the second world war, raimondi park was also home to the 826 boilermakers. a group of african american ballplayers who worked in the nearby naval shipyards. they were fighting both racism in baseball and racism in their own employment. >> reporter: lincoln curbing is a retired historian and archivist. >> during world war ii, this is a pivotal period and a pivotal spot for transformation and american society. so it is wonderful to see this revitalization. >> reporter: rebuild it and they will come, both lincoln and laurie say they are glad to see the history preserve. this diamond in the roughest part of town. given another chance. to shine. >> and that is what this field will represent when you step on it, you would step on legacy. when you step on this field. that's what i feel honestly in my hearts today. >> and they would play with the love of the

here he is on saturday in philly. >> in my mind, yeah, nobody knows. who do you like as vp? [people shouting] >> you like j.d.? who do you like? who do you guys like as vp? [people shouting] >> a lot of variants. >> that's a focus group there. i don't know who will be the vp. we do it ever four years. >> gillian: it's always fun. >> he is like any other man. just like any v.p. selection only more so. we have to wait. >> gillian: the former president says he has decided who it is but hasn't told the candidate yet. look at the long list. according to the people in that room they all want someone different. not clear who it might be. there is only one person who looks like george washington being considered. that is north dakota governor doug burgum. so possibly he would be the pick based on a former president. >> he did have a smile for j.d. vans. >> gillian: j.d. is in the running and can carry maga past the 2024 election into 2028. >> he needs to dial a little -- dig deeper and ask why they like j.d. and sarah huckabee sanders. >> gillian: thank you for being here. have a go

you're going to philly, you're gog bronx. mr. trump: there is no game plan. it is a lot of love.is no hope with this guy i say it all the time now. i di hope. we areugh area and it is a love fest. ope. they want -- [chanting usa] amazing. >>mr. trump:>i i could be a lotf other places but i choose to be here and the rally is phenomenal. i think it starts at 7:00. tammy is fantastic. say hello tody. [indiscernible] lot of who do you like. we have a lot of good ones. i will be of the convention. >> why virginia? e are going up in virginiawe are leading in virgi. that one has not been w1972. we have a very good chance to win. we are goingwi places people hat thought shape to put it mildly. if you look at our country, we are a failg nation and that should never happen. we have to turn it around fast. i look forward to the debate. the debate is not the big deal. g deal is at have you done. we had four great years. asf years of destruction. >> do you thin i the stage? mr. trump: i think he will be fine and then forget it in about an hour. we wish him well. [indiscernible] [cheering] on

applause] now this because i got so much help when i was running for the senate in delaware, from phillyblack voters placed enormous faith in me. i have tried to do my best to honor that trust, staying true to the values that we shared, with that got me involved as a kid in the first place. everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect, faith and family are everything, and we leave no one behind! [cheers and applause] folks, i know it's natural to want a democracy, to wonder if it actuan.lly works for you. when justice is denied, how can it be working for you? when promises are broken, how can it be working for you? when you have to be 10 times better than everyone else to get the same shot, how couldi know there is a lot of misinformation out there, so i came today to speak the truth. [applause] the truth about promises made and promises kept. do you remember when the pandemic hit? 20 million people were out of work. when businesses and schools shut down. emergency rooms were overwhelmed. black folks were hit harder than everyone else. went trump was president, he said thi

think of the millions and a millions of people that donald trump is winning with $500 tip at a phillyur audience. one thing about trump's messaging, he knows his audience. >> he sure does. >> absolutely. the thing is with the tipping as well, if you g google trump's tx savings with tips, every article says it will cost the government $250 billion. the way i you look at it, it will save $250 billion from people's pocketbooks. the government is a broker of tax collections and distributing them. they're bad at that. any way you give more money to the people stimulates the economy and drives more tax revenue. >> it could happen sooner rather than later. there's legislation that's introduced by senators cruz and scott. this could happen in short order. cheryl: there's another issue that i think is interesting coming from the wall street journal. i want to get your take on this. she says what does president biden have in common with an electric car. neither can go far without a rest. [laughter] cheryl: also, young people are increasingly disillusioned with both and she brings up not just th

that part of philly has a severe crime problem. it is known around the world as an open-air drug market. just last week philadelphia police department graduated 75 new officers from the police academy and made them a part of kensington's clean up plan according to our affiliate and billy police commissioner recently called kensington one in the most challenging places in philadelphia and america. why he tried to escape and why he started shooting or checking out the police department to get the latest on the condition of the 31-year-old officer who has been with billy police for six and half years. back to you. eric: another reminder of what our brave law enforcement officers face on the streets every day. thank you. molly. molly: onto the campaigns are former president trump at the road yesterday with a huge rally in philadelphia. he seeks to shore up support in battleground states this is president biden huddles with aids at camp david to repair ite thursday night cnn presidential debate fox team coverage is here on how the race

dozens of officers and city leaders gathered outside at temple university hospital in philly.allying around the brutally hurt officer. >> we need to pray for this philadelphian. serving, protecting the people of our city. >> 's shooting happened in kensington f but that part of philly has a severe crime problem and is really known around the world as an open-air drug market. just last week philadelphia police department graduated 75 new officers from the academy made them part of kensington's and cleanup plan. the police commissioner called kensington one of the most challenging places in philadelphia and america. jon, of course we are trying to stay in touch with the philadelphia police department with the hospital just to get any update at all with the police department for six and half years. >> everyone is praying for that officer. madison scarpino thank you. arkansas state police confirm a fourth the victim is dead that after the mass shooting at a grocery store in arkansas on friday. another 14 people were wounded including to law enforcement officers who responded to th

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maria: katie, thanks very much, katie byrne in the philly.on the set of rust, lauren simonetti with those details now. >> maria, alec baldwin was reckless with firearms while filming and once fired blank round on the set of rust. the actor is facing voluntary -- involuntary manslaughter charges in new mexico, over the tragic shooting death of the cinemainga tographer. pros yprosecutors say he violatd firearm rules including using his gun after scenes were over, holding histo his trigger whet didn't require it. the trial against alec baldwin will begin july 9th. honeywell international reaching a roughly $2 billion deal to purchase aerospace technology company case systems from private equity firm. the wall street journal is reporting the dials all cash, honeywell's second recent acquisition in the aerospace tech industry in recent months. take a look at a honeywell stock in the premarket, down $1.73, 211 on the reported news. and family members of boeing plane crash victims are asking the department of justice to fine the company $25 billion

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that's what do you like spp those remarks came during a stop for philly cheesesteaks amid a full day of campaigning by the former president trump really enjoying juxtaposing how he spent his final saturday before the debates versus joe biden's more studious approach listen to what he told his philly rally later that night, right now, crooked joe's gone to a log cabin to study prepare no, he didn't do he's sleeping now because they want to get them good and strong so a little before debate time, he gets a shot i say he'll come out all jacked up, right. all jacked. >> trump went on to criticize biden over the border, inflation crime really sharpening those attacks heading into this critical debate with joe biden we really expect to fireworks to fly. allison okay, steve, thank you very much for joining me now, is larys alberto the director of the center for politics at the university of virginia. >> he's also the editor of the book, return to normalcy. the 2020 election that almost broke america. you may need an addendum to that larry for the 2024 election but i'll i'll let you update t

pride comes to philly and sesame street, and photobombed from the house floor.d unseen next. wnext. inext. tnext. hnex >> laura: time for seen and unseen, stories behind the headlines. turn to raymond arroyo. pride month is upon us. the defense department, 843 billion budget, june is ptsd aw awareness month. ram >> raymond: if someone you know is struggling, very unclear, they pulled that post. then naval special war fare official facebook page posted. is this role of the federal government? are they pushing children who have diabetes, where are we drawing the line? >> laura: i have navy seal friends it might shock you to know and i received that screen shot from seven different people from different parts of the country. seals i know were very unhappy with that. they are like, we are navy seals, what are you doing? it does not work. this official sesame street post wishing everybody happy pride month to their audience, okay. >> raymond: this is message to preschoolers, babies, very sad, and it is not first time sesame street and it is gang have been down this s

. >> the lunatics in philly, too, i did national stuff but one in race, started in the bronx, there'sthe passion and energy however, there is one caveat. when it's negative, we are at our best. [laughter] we are the best negative sports. >> so answer this, that's why i think when it comes to negative, is being a met santa way of going to the dominatrix? >> a jets fan, a fan of most teams and that's what it's like but i made a decision. the biggest moment of my life in 2009. you're in new york thanks playing phillies in the world series, i hate everything about philadelphia. [laughter] the family i married in two oh, okay? i started the church much like scientology but cooler my church was mets fans were yankees and i became the biggest yankee fan in america. [laughter] our cues are filled every sund sunday. [laughter] >> you did it extra because you have of working sports >> the worst feeling of all ti time, i'm gone throughout the in trial trial. i kept down. every poor person says the one word you don't want to hear. it's life-changing and not in a good way. he's obviously different

i'm looking at the philly cheesesteak. yeah, that's the one.eater is this one over here on the right. that's the we have. >> yeah. >> those are the fries cold. because if they're not i might try some i mean honestly sure. you know i think about the giants ballpark and it's all about the garlic fries. and i've heard about. but i've never had like the dodger dog down in la. so a lot of these ballparks are very regional. you know, people go to the game to have the food, it's really an interesting idea. yeah, yeah. and >> all right. are the fries cold? let's find out. yeah. go ahead. >> there they are. yeah there you are. gasia. >> i mean, look, she she acts as if she's never eaten a cold french fry. yeah. so they're cold, but they're good. yeah >> see, you can eat them. you have the la street dog right over here. okay. la street dog. that's one of the avocado. then you have the philly cheesesteak, which is what i'm eyeballing right here. yeah. the heaters one over here that looks really bacon on top. bacon on top. so you can't go wrong with that,

for tomorrow, another game between the phillies and new york mets.ard to that. >> i'm sure they are. greg alcock and london, thank you. it looks like wnba highest profile caitlin clark will not join the olympic basketball team this year but she tied a rookie record for three-pointers in a game last night. she will not be one of the 12 women representing the usa according to an espn source. last saturday chicago skies carter kennedy -- kennedy carte- [laughter] stirring up a whirlwind of controversy. his final spin and said goodbyes to millions across the country during his final episode friday. >> it a privilege to invite to millions of homes that after night, year after year, decade after decade. >> wheel of fortune hosting for 41 years. the 77-year-old recorded 8000 episodes the popular game show. 2018 he became the longest running coast of the game show surpassing "the price is right", bob barker. he will hand the reins over to some ryan seacrest. stay with us, much more fox report ahead right after this. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy

to game two of major league baseball's london series, where the philadelphia phillies and new york metsies would come out on top, david dahl�*s home run in the seventh inning gave them a 4—3 lead but the mets rallied to win 6—5. the london series now takes a year hiatus before returning in 2026. and just before we go, a reminder that the canadian grand prix is well under way in a soggy montreal. it has been an action packed race so far. you can follow all the action on bbc sounds and the bbc sport website. and to let you know that britain's jamie chadwick has won her first race in the feeder series for america's indycar. plenty more on bbc news throughout the evening. but from me and the team, thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there. there's no signs of any hot, dry, sunny weather on the horizon. things have been cool for the time of year, for the last week or more. and it looks like this week ahead, temperatures will be taking even more of a tumble. it really will be quite chilly for this time injune. sunshine and showers for much of the week, though, we could see quite a bit of dry

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near records in philly at 98. washington at 100.ind you, these are air an temperatures, not heat indices. add in the humidity in new york to philly and down to washington, d.c., talking about 105 to 110. this coast-to-coast. heat advisories up and down the california valley where those temperatures could reach up to 110. palm springs at 114 degrees today. back to you, whit. >> greg, we will check back in with you in a bit. >>> police are trying to why a man opened fire at a grocery store in arkansas. the latest deadly shooting in america. >> reporter: this morning, a small arkansas town reeling after the shooting at the supermarket. >> we are live here at mad bumperbu butcher in fordyce. >> reporter: two police officers wounded according to authorities. overnight, officials identifying the suspect as 44-year-old eugene posey. charged with three counts of capital murder. >> somebody lying in the parking lot. >> reporter: witnesses capturing the shooting as it unfolded at 11:30 a.m. on friday morning at the mad butcher in fordyce. pol

a guy from philly who owns a cheesesteak restaurant, and he met with trump after the philly rally andsident, i charged $8 for a cheesesteak. now i charge $14. for every single sandwich. he's at i don't want to do that but trying to cover the costs. it's tough time for restaurants, the margins are very thin. the regulations are high. the crime is high. staff and labor is high. and difficult to find. it is understandable. but i imagine if biden is confronted with this on thursday night, like, he would give us the rat a tat stat type of th thing. 15 million jobs created at this and that. too many numbers. biden hasn't been able to show empathy in the past. i don't know if he will be able to do that and defend his record on thursday night. >> jesse: do you think jake tapper will ask joe biden about hooters going under? >> judge jeanine: you are asking me? i doubt it. >> jesse: it's a legitimate question. jake should ask about hooters. >> judge jeanine: richard, you heard the sound that the inflation should be the number one metric, people to assess the economy. you think joe biden is goin

trump spent last week campaigning, attending a rally at temple university in philly.on miller said, how do you take a week off like that when you're the leader of the free world? florida congressman byron donald has asked about the contrasting strategy prior to the debate, specifically questioned if he had any concerns, many downplaying biden's mental acuity, that it might help biden however he performs at the debate. >> president trump expects biden to do a good job. the last state of the unions, i think he's going to come in -- obviously he's doing a ton of prep work. i never heard anything of that, eight days at camp david, never heard anything like that, but that's what he's doing. >> reporter: despite the former president being here in palm beach, we know that trump's campaign hosted a roundtable, black american business people roundtable in atlanta at a barbershop. we know that congressman donald was there. we are expecting former president trump to eventually travel to georgia for that very first debate of this election cycle. sandra? >> sandra: jeff, thank you

all right, trump continues his blue city tour this weekend in philly., that's a city we know has been rocked by skyrocketing drug use. homelessness, and retail theft. and the scenes from neighborhoods in philly, i know we have seen them on social media and they are in every major city. in philadelphia, the birthplace of freedom, it's heart breaking. and donald trump thinks that philadelphia's minority community is getting a raw deal here. and that message may resonate. joining us now are two pennsylvania voters, israel cruz and anton gist. antwon, let's start with you. congressman clyburn says biden is not losing support with black voters. do you agree with that? >> thank you laura for having me on. biden is losing the streets as they would say in filly. all the internet is talking about it they actually have to drum up support to actually protest against trump coming here tomorrow. but, i met president trump last week in detroit. a very warm, you know, comforting man. and i really believe that people are waking up, the scales are coming off of their ey

i know it's going to be a hot night in philly. what will the former president's message the ahead of the thursday debates? >> these folks in line are absolutely feeling the heat right now, that is not dampening the enthusiasm here, this is part of his continuing effort to reach out to black voters here in philly and this comes as he's prepping for the debate and as we are learning more about the finances and the campaign cash halls for both the biden and trump campaigns, watch. >> former president trump eroding president biden's lead in the campaign cash rates, a postconviction windfall bringing in $141 million in may for the trump campaign. it comes with the first presidential debate less than a week away. >> i'm looking forward to the debate on thursday night and we have to show that the man is mostly incompetent. >> tonight the vice president weighing in during an exclusive msnbc interview. >> i think the debate is going to make clear the contrast between our president, the current president, who works on behalf of the american

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we will be in philly.o exactly what donald trump is the best at, which is be his authentic self-and actually reach out to people. quite frankly, laura, it's quite astonishing that prior to donald trump, you haven't seen republicans go in these areas except back to like reagan. >> laura: i love it. >> think about what happened with that you saw new york flip and turn red under ronald reagan. and so we are going to continue to do this. and i think it is really the authenticity that donald trump brings alongside of the fact that people can actually remember back to when he was president and how different their life was. so we're going to continue to do this. donald trump will continue to show up everywhere. and i think the democrats are going to realize very quickly if they haven't already that keeping donald trump stuck in new york was maybe the worst thing they possibly could have done because it has shown that when he reaches out, people respond and is he going to get a massive, massive vote from people al

donald trump is is about to take the rally stage at philly's temple university, the latest of several campaign events he's held in black city, some in black neighborhoods, though it was mostly white turnout, as he tries to peel off black support from president biden. the democratic national committee responded to trump at temple by putting up billboards in the surrounding neighborhood hitting the former president over his record with black americans and promoting president biden's. philly is crucial for the president's fortunes in the twin state of pennsylvania, are you worried trump could cut into your city's vote enough to cause biden problems in november? >> no, reverend al, thank you so much for having me, but he's actually there, trump, the vile trickster, as i often refer to him as, is because he remembers how essential philadelphia is to ensuring that president biden wins pennsylvania. if you'll remember in 2016 he won pennsylvania by 44,000 votes. well, philadelphians rose to the occasion in the city that donald trump said specifically to the nation, bad things happen in phila