aishah, to you. aishah: all right, griff. others were injured after a three story restaurant and residential building collapsed in that fire and jonathan siri is live with the latest on this, jonathan. >> aishah, the fire broke out around 2 a.m. in a small mixed use building in the fair hill neighborhood of philadelphia. firefighters were able to get the fire under control in just a matter of minutes, about 15 minutes, but it's after they went inside to inspect the damage around 3:30 in the morning the building collapsed, trapping five firefighters and a sitting building inspector. officials say the incident claimed the life of one of the firefighters, a firefighter who served with the department for 27 years. >> a sad day for the philadelphia fire department, you know, unfortunately our department lost a member fighting, bravely fight ago fire and then a building collapse after the fire was over. >> the other trapped firefighters were pulled from the wreckage, they were taken to the hospital and reported in stable condition.

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aishah. >> thank you, sir. aishah: did not know that. thanks, bryan a doctor and two nurses stabbed at the emergency ward of a los angeles hospital and the subject was taken into custody. christina coleman has more on this developing story from california. >> and he refuse today come out of the room in the hospital at enchino in san fernando valley. the three victims were stabbed inside the emergency ward. at this point they're listed in stable condition. it's unclear why the suspect attacked them. police say there's no evidence indicating that he knew the victims. >> building down, that could have been any of us or co-workers or doctors. it's terrible, it's disheartening and with all of this other stuff going on these days, this really hits close to home. >> before stabbing the doctor and two nurses, the suspect parked his car in the middle of the street and entered the emergency room and asked for treatment for anxiety. and after he was finally arrested he was taken to another hospital for self-inflicted injuries to his arms. police ha

aishah hosnie with the details., people are having to work two jobs just to survive. it is not a great situation for those incumbent democrats especially those who are being primaried and that includes democratic congresswoman dina titu of the first congressional district. stacey abrams moment here. titus called her district the worst in the state. >> and the left targets certain districts that are safe districts so that they can win the primary and then home free in the general. turns out you're not in the home free in the general. this is the worst district in the state after having been the best district it's now the worst. aishah: things not looking good for her as she just got burned by progressive senator bernie sanders who has endorsed primary challenger amy vallela. vallea got endorsement who held rally for her. nevada has actually become a race to the middle as independent and nonaffiliated voters are now becoming the majority in the silver state. i actually got to speak with a nevada voter, salvador muÑoz

aishah: it is instain out here. primaried including dina titus of, redistricting handed her more red voters in a sort of stacey abrams like moment. titus at one point called her district the worst in the state. >> the left targets certain districts that are site districts so that they can win the primaries and home free in the general. turns out you're not home free in the general in this district. this is the worst district in the state after being been the best district it's now the worst. aishah: not menacing any words there, titus just got purposed by progressive senator bernie sanders who has now endorsed her primary challenger amy valela. this is all interesting, mike, because nevada has really become a race to the middle as independent and unaffiliated voters now make up the majority, so it would be very interesting to see how that particular race shakes up on tuesday. mike. mike: my fox weather app says it's about 100 heading to 108, but aishah hosnie always looks cool. aishah: try to keep it cool. you bet.

thanks, aishah.d joe concha from the hill and a fox news contributor. geraldo, you've known president trump a long time. i'm sure you want to wish him a happy birthday. >> i do indeed. i love the guy still even though we're on opposite sides now. it's very interesting. in my neighborhood, j.d. vance in the senate race in ohio, the primary and dr. oz, of course in pennsylvania, that was all trump. trump did that. he put those two guys over the finish line. whether or not that same buzz still exists for the former president, i don't know. what has happened in the interim? the january 6 hearings. they have revealed that his behavior was crazy. it was out of control. it was narcissistic. he incited, unleashed. i wonder if he still has the same clout that he did for the vance and oz case. i also hope that nancy mace and tom rice prevail in south carolina, two of my favorite congress folk. i admire their honor, both of them stood up against the president in terms of during the impeachment situation. rice i

>> thanks very much, aishah hasnie. let's bring in former federal prosecutor, fox news contributor, andy mccarthy. good to have you with us, andy. some of the strongest moments and i've been listening to your analysis throughout the course of this the past couple hours, but since i heard from you, we heard the discussion about cabinet members talking about invoking the 25th amendment. your thoughts on that. we also saw matthew pottinger, a foreign policy expert that say when he read the tweet that was brought to him about mike pence not being able to do what needed to be done, he decided in that moment that he would quit as did secretary chao and secretary devos at that time. what was your discussion about the 25th amendment? >> i think the relevance of it, martha, is that it was the reason that they were able to persuade president trump to give the speech he didn't want to give on january 7th. as a constitutional matter, i never thought much of the 25th amendment because that is really intended for situations which we

>> bret: aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. aishah, thanks. more on this with the panel. president biden is calling the deaths of at least 51 migrants jammed into a sweltering tractor-trailer abandoned near san antonio horrifying and heart breaking. but the governor of texas is blaming the president's border policies for that disaster saying, quote: the deaths are on biden. this comes as the biden administration launches a plan to move unaccompanied migrant children to north carolina after flatly denying it would do so. we have fox team coverage. bill melugin is in los angeles telling us about that housing controversy. but, first, correspondent griff jenkins has the latest tonight on this tragedy with migrants from eagle pass, texas. good evening, griff. >> griff: good evening, bret. interest are simply a lot of unanswered questions this evening. as the border officials, local law enforcement and first responders are reeling from what they believe to be one of the worst human smuggling tragedies ever to occur on u.s. soil. >> we're not supposed to open up a truck and see

>> bret: aishah hasnie live on the hill. aishah, hanks thanks. a man who was arrested near supreme court justice brett kavanaugh's home in maryland earlier this month is pleading not guilty to trying to kill him. 26-year-old nicholas john roske of simi valley, california remains one count of trying to assassinate a supreme court justice. a tentative trial date has been set for august 23rd. up next a fox news exclusive, a ukrainian commander gives us behind the scenes look at russian battlefield tactics including the deliberate targeting of civilians. we will take you there. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 in san francisco where a city supervisor says one person was killed, another wounded in a shooting on a subway train. it happened on a san francisco muni train between forest hill and castro stations. perpetrator ran out of the train at castro station and remains at large tonight. fox 45 in baltimore as the nfl ravens announced 26-year-old linebacker ferguson has died. he was preparin

aishah hasnie thank you. nevada are sharing their concerns about gasoline prices and inflation prices are hitting every part of the country according to president biden though inflation has gone down but here's what the president had to say. >> inflation outside of energy in food with the economist call core inflation moderated the last few months. not enough but it moderated and came down. works towards me now u.s. international trade commerce cheap as well as a professor at the university of maryland, welcome. lex nice to be with you. click everywhere i go folks asked are we heading for a recession? what is your take? what something were headed for recession because the fed is not been aggressive enough on inflation proof never busted inflation this high without having some kind of economic slowdown. the labor market is easing back. this problem is not in the labor market. it's with biden policies with ukraine with regard to oil. that comes down to food and gas prices. that is widespread by the way paid the

>> bret: aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. thank you. ♪ >> bret: breaking officials in missouri talking about train derailment. >> train in chicago illinois struck a dump truck at the railroad crossing of porsche prairie avenue. the train had approximately 8 cars, including a baggage car. seven cars have derailed. there are multiple injuries and we can confirm there are three fatalities. two on the train and one in the dump truck. personnel are currently working to secure the scene. the train had approximately 207 passengers as well as crew members. all injured and uninjured occupants of the train have been transported from the scene. multiple law enforcement agencies ambulance districts, first responders, fire departments, and medical helicopters responded to assist. agencies involved including are the share tan county, lynn county, macon county, randolph county sheriff's offices. the brookfield and macon police department, the missouri state highway patrol. the missouri department of conservation. missouri state park rangers

aishah hasnie with the very latest on this on capitol hill. hi, aishah. >> hi, martha.fox has been told that the secret service agents that were named and said to be involved in this incident do want to testify. they want to tell their side of the story. apparently discussions are underway between the secret service and this committee to try to make that happen. let's go back to this dramatic telling from yesterday. cassidy hutchison testifying that she heard about the former president's physical altercation with secret service agents from former trump deputy chief of staff tony ornado. but ornado wasn't even inside the vehicle and is shocked by her testimony because he says he never briefed her. we're also told the agents inside including lead agent bobby angle as she mentioned say that trump never assaulted them and they want to be able to refute this. apparently the former president also wants his side known. >> i discussed yesterday's testimony with president trump. he called me a couple times. i feel like i got his first-person account. he wanted to -- he would lik

let's get the latest from aishah hasnie. >> hi, neil. the former president was apparently watching and reacting almost in real time. we'll get to that in a second. first, to this dramatic testimony from cassidy hutchison. she first told the committee that she felt "scared and nervous" about what could happen on january 6 when her former boss, mark meadows told her that things could get bad. they could go down hill. some key moment to take away from the hearing. she said the president was upset. you heard it here. the elipse where he was supposed to speak january 6, it wasn't completely full of his supporters because of secret service screening. she said he wanted that screening removed to let all of the people in. some of whom were armed. he wanted them inside. he allegedly said to folks there that they were not there to harm him. listen. >> i just want to confirm that that is when you heard the president say the people with weapons weren't there to hurt him and he wanted the secret service to remove the magnetometers? >> that's correct.

david: aishah hasnie, thank you very much.prime minister justin trudeau plans to be on handgun imposition of assault weapons saying we have a responsibility to act and prevent more tragedies. could something similar happened in the u.s.? here discussed congressman dan bishop, good to see you. of course canada does not have a second amendment but i'm hearing sounds from colleagues of years on the democratic side that seem to be saying you can pass over the little thing called the second amendment. >> i think you're exactly right, joe biden said in one of the walk back severely or segment he talks about 9-millimeter bullets being unusually dangerous that's the most common form of handgun and he applied the auto bbn before his press walked it back. it's interesting it's exactly the same as justin trudeau began everything except guns that's exactly what we get is the in the judiciary committee tomorrow were being pulled back in a noble recess before the facts and come out on these recent attacks before we had the opportunity to le

>> bret: aishah hasnie live on the hill. thanks. up next, we will take you to the south of the border to a shelter where mexican migrants wait for the asylum rules to change. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 26 in houston for a convicted inmate who has been on the run for three weeks fatally shot by police. officers say gonzalez lopez was driving a stolen truck belonging to the family of five. is he suspected of killing. lopez was a former associate of the mexican mafia who had been convicted of murder. he originally escaped a prison bus last month by stabbing the driver. and this is a live look at boston from our affiliate wfxt one of the big stories there tonight, doughnut shops around the country offer sweet deals on national donut day. oh, donuts. massachusetts owned dunkin' donuts will give customers a free doughnut with a drink purchase. don't think about the calories. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ put so

>> bret: aishah hasnie on capitol hill. thank you.the southern border. new restrictions on ecigarettes. here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 5 in las vegas as amazon moves toward a feature for alexa that could replicate the voice of family members even dead ones. it was unveiled at a conference in vegas. require less than a minute of the person's voice to develop a program. okay, that's creepy. this is a live look at the everglades wet land research park in florida. one of the big stories there tonight, a team of biologists bags the heaviest burmese python ever captured in florida 18-foot female python 215 pounds. she had 122 developing eggs also creepy. the invasion python, invasive pythons known for rapid reproduction. completion of surrounding native wildlife. that is tonight's live look. the creepy look outlines the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ this summer, dinosaurs are in our world. pet dinosaur? i'll take care of you. ♪ ♪ [ growling ] [ screaming ] [ growling ] shh. nice a

thanks, aishah. let's bring in mike davis, the former law clerk for neil gorsuch.ticle 3 project. mike, good to have you with us today. >> thank you. >> it is very clear and i know it's very clear to susan collins as well, she's a very smart woman a smart senator, she understands what precedent is. but i think a lot of people in the country misinterpret when they hear someone say that something is settled law. here's some examples of those moments from the nomination process for now justice gorsuch, justice coney-barrett and just tis kavanaugh. watch. >> i would tell you that roe versus wade decided in 1973 is a precedent of the united states supreme court. it has been reaffirmed. >> it's settled as a precedent of the supreme court and entitled precedent. >> roe is not a super precedent. calls for the overruling have not creased but it doesn't mean it should be overruled. it doesn't fall on a small handful of cases that nobody questions anymore. >> none of these individuals sat at that table and said if a case comes before me and i am a justice that they wouldn't e

>> bret: aishah hasnie live on the hill, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> bret: celebrations underway all day today andight in london marking 70 years queen elizabeth second. the queen herself may have to miss some of them. the story anchor martha mccallum is in london tonight had all of our coverage today. she joins us now. good evening, martha. >> martha: good evening, bret. good to see you. >> bret: you, too. you have been our royals watcher really for the past years and today was really special. i watched a lot of the coverage today. what did you make of it all? many. >> martha: it was special. we were here for the ten jubilee and many events prior to that it was great to see the queen on the balcony today. one of the things that really struck me, bret, was the emotion of people in great britain. i think for everyone it's been a long couple of years. there hable a lot of ups and downs and drama in this family and a lot of drama in every family, really. the queen had talked about the separation that people felt during covid and she could relate to that and she said we will meet again very poignant m

aishah hasnie in las vegas. thanks.ries for ukrainians returning to their homes in a city devastated by the russian invasion. first, beyond our borders tonight, a looming deadline for the special legal status of israeli settlers in the occupied west bank is putting israel's government on the brink of collapse. if israel's parliament does not act, the measure will expire at the end of the month. and this is a live look at tokyo. one of the big stories there tonight, japan is easing its borders for foreign tourists and is accepting visa applications for those on guided packaged tours who are willing to follow mask-wearing and other antivirus measures. the japan tourism agency says applications are being accepted from 98 countries, including the u.s. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hello from the other side ♪ i must and what better way of spending time than traveling, continuing to educate ourselves and broaden our minds? (woman vo) viking. exploring the world in comfort.

aishah, good morning. >> good morning, bill and julie. that's right.emocrats in the two chambers are not on the same page. late last night house democrats in the judiciary committee advanced a protecting our kids act. sweeping new gun control package. the first to get a hearing since the uvalde school shooting and in it among the many reforms, democrats are aiming to raise the minimum age to buy a semi automatic rifle from 18 to 21 and ban new sales of those high capacity magazines. even threatening to blow up the filibuster and pack the courts to get their way. >> if the filter obstructs us, we'll apolish us. if the supreme court objects. we'll -- the real beef is the second amendment. >> a partisan approach in the house. in the senate a completely different approach where senators, a group of bipartisan senators are huddling together behind closed doors to negotiate and come up with some kind of framework for a deal that everyone can stomach, everyone can get behind. in fact, lead democratic negotiator senator chris murphy even wrote a fox news op-ed

he also posted this picture with the aishah can't cook t-shirt that have become popular after a localestaurant there in boston. put that phrase on a chalkboard out front and draymond had a celtics touting their 17 titles with a blank space for what they hope to be the 18th title. but dre had his own idea writing warriors, nope. maybe in 23. the parade is scheduled for monday, 11, 20 in the morning is when it's supposed to start. this is the route set to begin market and main streets then goes down market and finishes up at market in 8th. there is no public rally planned as in previous 4 years parades and almost any team that wins a championship as one of those. but the team will be hosting a private ceremony that will be available for fans to watch on tv and, you know, live stream. what have you kron? 4? we'll have complete coverage of that. so if you want to watch from home. we have you covered the whole parade. all the speeches and the whole bit. so don't worry about that. if you're not going to go in person. meanwhile, the accolades keep coming for curry. look at the baby-faced ass

aishah hosni has a view of that today. what's the update from the hill?ook, time is running out. we know that and house leadership still has not scheduled a vote on this emergency funding. it is not on the schedule for any votes they're taking today. it would this bipartisan bill sponsored by senators hagerty and warner passed unanimously in the senate this week and deliver 10.3 million dollars to the u.s. marshal service and 9.1 million to the supreme court to address these unprecedented threats to the justices, their families and to the court employees quite possibly could include the person who leaked the abortion opinion. now this is different from what the president signed into law earlier this month. you remember that. that simply expanded federal protections to the immediate family members of the justices. this one is about money because according to g.o.p. aides, the court and u.s. marshal service are currently spending a whole lot of it on unexpected security needs not budgeted for including overtime pay. with the recent assassination attempt on

sandra. >> trace: thank you. >> sandra: aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill. >> a flurry of activity in response to the statements coming from senators and congressional members, senator is out, congress, are house side is still in voting. some comments from gop leader kevin mccarthy earlier today. >> today's supreme court decision in dobbs is the most important pro life ruling in american history. by a vote of 6-3, the court affirmed that the power to protect unborn life is returned to the people and their elected representatives. people have won a victory. >> congressional democrats are also responding, using the card to galvanize voters to head to the polls in november and help expand their control in congress to come back and codify roe. here is nancy pelosi laying out the plan, making it clear what the goal is. >> radical republicans are charging ahead with their crusade to criminalize health freedom. in the congress be aware of this, the republicans are plotting a nationwide abortion ban. they cannot be allowed to have majority in the congress to do that. but that's their goal.

aishah hasnie is live in las vegas with more. >> voters fear across nevada are in a lot of pain becauseinflation because of gas prices, prices about everything is hurting them right now. some of the folks at talked to have told me their happy to work two jobs thinking about getting a second job to make ends meet. this raised among others is important, voters are watching closely and adam, the gop hopeful for the u.s. senate seat is making rounds right now on the campaign trail here in las vegas, he got a huge endorsement from trump and had a huge show of support from donald trump jr. last night and he's hitting hard on inflation. >> joe biden pledged voters he would kill american energy independence. that's exactly what they did. we are now $6 a gallon. >> right now he's leading the most recent polling against retired army captain dan brown, the winner of the gop primary will likely go head-to-head with incumbent democratic senator catherine cortez masso, she is probably the most vulnerable democratic senator right now according to ellis, republicans are slamming her big time for not re

aishah hasnie on capitol hill.o senator roger marshall, sits on the senate small business committee, senate energy as well. senator, it's always good having you, and i wanted to relay on item that shows maybe some middle ground or acceptable ground even among conservatives and those, you know, second amendment advocates and the like who are saying maybe if we tighten the restrictions around gun ownership, that was used in today's new york post, a conservative writer says people under 21 are not allowed to buy cigarettes or alcohol, and there are already rules that prevent 18-year-olds from buying hand guns in many states, so she's saying what would be wrong with limiting these types of purchases, semiautomatic weapons and the rest, to the 21 and over crowd? what do you think of that? >> yeah. well, neil, like you, like many of your listeners, i'm still mourning with the people of uvalde, texas, and grieving with them. you know, as a physician, if we had a bad outcome, we would try and listen to learn from the situa

thank you so much, aishah. some big wins for trump backed candidates and yesterday's primaries. democrats celebrating one republicans victory. the party going all in on the strategy of pouring money into more conservative g.o.p. candidates campaign. the hope is the candidate will have an easier time -- are you following all this -- the democrats will have an easier time against a farther right republican opponent than a moderate one. this big work in illinois where democrats backed republican darren bailey and the governor's race and democratic governor jamie brinson are. and also stated a victory for trump in georgetown. the same strategy did not work on the colorado senate race. moderate joe o'day easily winning there despite democrats pouring millions of dollars at least $4 million into his conservative opponents race. o'day said he's ready to take on democrat incumbent michael bennet. >> people are getting crushed here appear to be forgot to do better. we have better policies. i will bring some common sense to the united states senate and that is what we need. >> dagen: the

aishah hasnie is in las vegas with how businesses are dealing with ongoing inflation that is tougherand jeff flock in pennsylvania on how drivers are dealing with pain at the pump. we had jeff going to various gas stations to see where he turns up. let's go to kelly o'grady at the port of los angeles. >> inflation is the story of the day and it is every time americans do something, the consumer price index revealing inflation is that a 40 year high, 8. 6% versus last year, 1% versus last month. we are seeing higher hikes in other things, gas prices and at the grocery store, eggs up 32%, coffee up 15. 6%. if you are like me and have a grocery budget, buying less and spending more, president biden shifting the blame for inflationary pressures to vladimir putin at invasion of ukraine. >> president biden: the pain went just in time supply chains break down, we had a bottleneck. putin's unprovoked war in ukraine has started economic disruptions affecting the entire globe and that is not hyperbole. >> reporter: while the war in ukraine has made things worse inflation was a challenge well b

seems we have lost aishah. >> john: put another quarter in the microphone. primaries in four states today, in maine, south carolina, nevada, and test of the sway donald trump holds against incumbents, he has put cross hairs on nancy mace and congressman tom rice. he considers them both to be disloyal, rice voted for impeachment, mace did not support his claims in the 2020 election. can he take them out, do you think? >> well, i think you know, tom rice's future looks pretty bleak if you look at polling so far. nancy mace looks a lot better position to win. but what's so great about this particular race, we have seen in the past, saw it in georgia, even the most enthusiastic trump supporters are voting on the trump issue and not necessarily voting on either the past or the process about election stuff, not that that stuff is not important, it's vitally important but they are voting on the things that brought people to trump on the first place in 2016, those issues. what's so interesting about south carolina race is you have two people who have run afoul of tr

marsha blackburn joins us on that and more in a moment, but begin with aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. scalise opposes this but it could still pass. >> it could still pass. speaker pelosi would basically have to make sure she does not lose four democrats and able to gain at least a couple of republicans to ensure that it passes in the house. but at least on the senate side, john, senators are saying this is on a gliding path as they would call it, it's well on its way to becoming the first major gun legislation to be enacted by congress in nearly three decades, and last night they took a huge step forward in advancing this bill, called the bipartisan safer communities act. it advances with not just ten, but 14 republicans voting yes, and that includes minority leader mitch mcconnell. and lisa murkowski and young, and a handful who are retiring. they say the package sends money to states to build up school safety, mental health services, it's also going to enhance background checks for gun buyers ages 18 to 21 to include juvenile records. the bill also sends millions to states wit

aishah hosni joins us where the negotiations are this hour on the hill. >> you just heard the president asked by the reporter if he will head to the hill next week and he just said he was going to do everything he could to move forward with gun legislation. maybe a talk with members of his own party would help him do that. right now democrats in both chambers are doing their own thing when it comes to guns. late last night house democrats in the judiciary committee advanced what they are calling the protecting our kids act. it is sweeping new gun legislation, a huge package. the first to get a hearing since the uvalde school shooting. among many reforms they want to raise the age from 18 to 21. ban sale of magazines and they are talking about blowing up the filibuster and packing the court to get their way. >> if the filibuster obstructs us we'll abolish it. if the supreme court objects, we will expand it. now we know where they want to go. >> their real beef is the second amount. >> in the senate different approach. members of both parties working together negotiating behind closed doo

bret: aishah hasnie reporting from nevada back with the panel. josh that piece tells a big story.have it primaries in nevada, maine, north dakota, south carolina, texas special election. democrats are facing headwinds this election but you have this new poll out showing president's job approval for everybody sits at 33% approve, disapprove 55% then you look at independence, 25% approval for president biden. that is not just a headwind that is exhausted. >> is a red wave numbers. emmy democrat and a swing district swing state like nevada's got to be watching their back. look if i had a whiteboard here touts a nevada, nevada, nevada is going to be the bellwether in november but he got a centers race and governors raised 34 democratic members of congress in tough races we heard on the segment. it could be a sweep for republicans in a state they haven't won at the presidential level since 2004. there's a lot of head when the democratic party is facing the economy's the biggest issue pretty wide nevada it's having troublemaking ends meet for. >> since it whiteboard was mention you get

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aishah? >> martha, good afternoon to you. quite dramatic testimony that we just watched for a few hours here. cassidy hutchison right off the

aishah: thank you for joining us, for us we will see you next weekend, the "fox report with jon scott" start right now, have a beatable sunday ♪ ♪ >> the by data administration is considering a temporary pause on the nations gas tax as gas prices hovered near record high. i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". ♪ energy secretary jennifer granholm says abide in a ministry should is considering the move to help bring down prices treasury secretary jenny allen says idea is worth considering, the national average is 498 a gallon today that is just 3 cents lower than the record of $5.1 a gallon set last tuesday. another difficult weekend for air travel and airlines canceled or delayed thousands of flights. transportation secretary pete buttigieg is pushing airlines to make sure they can operate their plan summer schedules and since his department could take action against airlines that failed to meet consumer protection standards. wall street journal global economics contributor is standing by with his reaction we have fox team coverage tonight jonathan serrie with airline delays and

fox's aishah hasnie has a closer look tonight from reno. >> how are you feeling? >> great.are feeling great. we are looking forward to a big day today. >> g.o.p. frontrunner adam laxalt feeling confident on primary day as nevada republicans choose which republican they will send to the november ballot for u.s. senate. >> my name is sam brown. i'm running for u.s. senate. >> laxalt's primary sam brown running an outsider. >> folks are looking for someone who is going to look them in the eye, tell them the truth, establish a relationship and be trustworthy. >> but the former attorney general walked in to election day with a strong lead in the latest polls and an endorsement from former president trump. >> get this man elected, okay? >> the winner is expected to go head to head with incumbent senator masto who some analyst call the most vulnerable democrat in the senate. as nevadaens pay the second highest gas prices in the country, that's according to triple a and feel the pinch of rising inflation. >> my wage is like i got to definitely pinch pennies and whatnot. >> republic

aishah curry can't cook. they're actually doubling down on a sign they posted last week. back by wearing a curry. can cook t-shirt to game 5 postgame number 3 said today from the petty king. i see everything warriors fans are hoping will channel that pettiness into a major bounce back game tomorrow night at td garden. kerr didn't make a single 3 in game 5 for the first time in his playoff career. he said today that the warriors know close out games are hard. however, their big 3 have been here before. >> i have been here 6 times and been in a lot of different clothes out type of opportunities. you just understand what did the nerves are like? so? you rely on that experience for sure. we understand the specifics of how we need to approach the game from. the physicality perspective. our our game plan adjustments from game 5 game 6. understanding what the building is going to feel like, you know, that energy and being prepared for it. so because it's going to be the hardest game you probably ever played in your because of what the stakes see, you get. >> talented teams yet t

. >> bret: aishah hasnie reporting from nevada. we are back now with the panel. have primaries in nevada, maine, north dakota, south carolina, texas special election, but democrats are facing headwinds this election. you have this new poll out showing the president apostate his job approval for everybody sits at 33% approve, disapprove 55% but then you look at independents, this is the quinnipiac poll. 25% approval for president biden. that is not just a headwind, that's a gust. >> these are red wave numbers and any democrat in a swing district, swing state like nevada has got to be watching their back, and look, if i had a white board here, i'd say nevada, nevada, nevada is going to be the big bellwether in november. a senate race, governors race, three of the four democratic numbers of congress in tough races that we heard on the segment. it could be a suite for republicans in a state they haven't won at least at the presidential level since 2004. so there's a lot of headwinds the democrat party spacing, the economy is the biggest issue a lot of nevadans having

charles: if we did a paul volcker kind of move our country be paying over $1.5 trillion aishah hasniewe were when paul volcker was then a bold move. i don't think there's a political will out there. i don't think this administration wants to see it. they want the fed to be there as a fall guy, but you know, that kind of action, president biden is talking a good game, but he doesn't want to see any kind of massive recession, which a lot of people are starting to come to say that's the only thing that would cure this. stuart: i want to hear more about this so i'll be watching you on "making money" with charles payne, 2:00 p.m. eastern here on fox business, charles thanks for being here. charles: thanks a lot. stuart: lauren come intel me about tesla. lauren: kellyanne it is today 1.5% but obviously its taken a hit since elon musk's twitter proposal but we do have positive catalysts on the way for tesla, shanghai reopening their ai day coming up in september, and i love this story. so, people who have gotten the new ford f-150 lightning say it comes with an adopter that can charge a tesl

i'm aishah hasnie live at the capitol where a last minute surprise january 6th hear something ready tof the hour here and the key star witness is someone you might be familiar with. her name is cassidy hutchinson. she was a senior aide to mark meadows when he served as chief of staff to former president trump. if you've been watching these hearings, you might have seen clips of her taped testimony. she said that mark meadows had been warned about the potential for violence on january 6. she has described a call between meadows and members of congress that involved the idea of encouraging protesters to march to the capitol. she also told the committee which republican lawmakers were asking the former president for pardons. >> are you aware of any members of congress asking for pardons? >> mr.-- and mr. brooks both advocated for a pardon for their involvement in that meeting. >> mr. biggs. he never asked me for one. miss boebert asked for one as well. i'm sorry. reporter: hutchinson may be the next best thing to mark meadows since he has not agreed to come in for any interviews or testif

aishah hasnie joins us on the ground from the silver state. >> hi there, griff. good to see you. seat in nevada is a big one, it could shift the balance of power in the u.s. senate and as you mentioned, the g.o.p. hopeful is making the round right now in the las vegas area today, and he's doing that fresh off the heels of a big former president trump endorsement, as well as a big show of support from donald trump, jr. last night. he is hitting hard and hitting hard on inflation. >> and joe biden said he could kill american energy independence. that's exactly what they did, we're now $6 a gallon. we were two and change under president trump. >> now, he's still leading in the most recent polling against retired army captain sam brown. the winner of that g.o.p. primary will likely go head to head with incumbent senator cartez-masto and they're looking at rising gas prices and the top two issues of voters that we talked to in nevada wonder if anyone in washington is actually listening to them. >> fill up $20, car pool. >> i'm luckier than most, but i'm being cautious and watching wha

aishah hasnie with more from capitol hill. where does this thing stand?ers own a gun at home you've been watching the whole process very closely because this huge package is well own its way to becoming the first gun legislation that congress will pass in nearly three decades. it is a big deal. last night they took a huge step in advancing the bipartisan safer communities act as it is called with not only 10, neil, but 14 republicans voting yes for it that was quite a surprise. that includes minority leader mitch mcconnell and a few senators retiring. we knew they would have 10. in fact they had 14 republicans signing on. lawmakers say that this 15 billion-dollar fully paid for package will send money to states to build up school safety, to build up mental health services. it will also enhance background checks for gun buyers 18 to 21 to include juvenile records in the background checks. the bill will sends millions of dollars of states to red flag laws, but they must offer due process to gun owners to have their firearms moved. on the so-called boyfriend

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aishah hasnie with another developer that has nothing to do with supreme court, everything to do with come next as democrats try to get resident's former top counsel and what is the latest? >> reporter: a lot of talk about different things like abortion and the january 6th committee hearings, some folks are saying time is running out to get something done on inflation. something you talk a lot about. the committee a responsible budget suggests lawmakers look to offset from the house past build back better act to fight rising prices from inflation and reduce the deficit. bbb's prescript and drug savings and internal revenue service those tax enforcement policies alone would generate $400 billion savings through 2031, $500 billion through 2032 without raising taxes and reducing out-of-pocket healthcare costs. last year senator joe manchin killed build back better because of concerns about spending and inflation but there are renewed talks about a slimmer version but there is a very narrow window of opportunity to get something done. the house budget committee chief says democrats need t

. >> john: fallout on capitol hill, also find congressional correspondent aishah hasnie this afternoonocrats are out and about trying to drum up support voter enthusiasm ahead of the midterm elections and if they can gain wider control in congress, and they have interesting plans for that, watch. >> we know that the senate is broken. you've heard me say multiple times that we need to have, get rid of the jim crow filibuster and/or carve out an exception for critical pieces of legislation that need to be passed. >> others are going straight after the justices themselves, specifically those appointed by former president trump. elizabeth warren has called the supreme court illegitimate. alexandria ocasio-cortez is calling to impeach those justices for what she claims is lying under oath during their confirmation hearings. we know any precedent or settled law can be reversed and members cannot ask justices for their opinions on a case because that would be considered prejudging. democrats are fundraising from this ruling but they are also taking in some heat from members in their own party

aishah hasnie wasn't around in the 70s alreadys. it is a dicey kind of gambit.ot of businesses are holding off on big projects including governments holding back on big infrastructure. this is getting serious. >> reporter: it is complicated for congressional democrats ahead of the midterms because think about it. hard to go to your home state and talk up this huge infrastructure law you help to get across the finish line last year when so many states are having to delay big infrastructure projects because it is getting so expensive to get them done and it goes back to inflation. runaway inflation is raising the price of everything, materials like water pipes and asphalt and steel and that is diminishing the value of that trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure package. it was signed into law 7 months ago, a big deal. for example in wyoming, the lowest bid on a construction project for a new intersection bridge came in at $35 million, that was well above the state's estimates. officials have to say no thanks, put it on ice. some democrats suggested congress sho

. >> bill: aishah hosni live in reno for more on that race now. nice to see you.ill and dana. i talked to countless voters just like that woman there. people who are working two jobs to survive. some have had to walk to work because they cannot afford the gas prices in this state. inflation is top of mind for these voters as they head to the polls this morning. and some are wondering if washington is actually listening to them. >> i have really noticed my grocery bills have gone up 30%. and it does -- i can manage, but it is a concern, a major one. >> i'm out of money now and with inflation and everything, my wages, like i have to pinch pennies. >> everyone needs to get out and vote. i don't care what party you belong to, you need to get out and vote. >> today republicans will decide who they want to take on incumbent senator catherine cortez masto. quite possibly the most vulnerable democrat in the u.s. senate. on his birthday today, former president trump has said he would love nothing more than nevada picking former nevada a.g. adam laxalt leading in the most r

aishah hasnie is live with the details on that. >> cassidy hutchinson was clear with the committee. said some of her accounts were secondhand, but the committee still chose to go down the road of this line of questioning and now they are facing some problems with this. so, let's talk about this account. hutchinson yesterday testified that she was told by a secret service agent tony ornato that former president trump lunged toward the steering wheel of his armored vehicle and got into a physical altercation with the agents inside when he was told he could not go to the capitol after his speech at the ellipse. but they are telling fox he was not briefed this at all and they were shocked when she made the allegations in public on tv. and confirmed the agents in the car, including bobby engel are disputing the story, they say trump did not assault them, he did not, rather, reach for the wheel. and that both men are prepared to testify. >> do you have any concerns, though, congressman, that the story about him lunging for the secret service agent and for the steering wheel is not true? >

i don't know where that stands but i have a pretty good idea, aishah hasnie joins us from capitol hillporter: good afternoon, let's start with the president, because he has said on camera he wants to talk to lawmakers about guns and just about an hour ago he was asked by a reporter, will you be heading to the hill next week to do that, in-person, and he could not give a clear answer , watch. >> my staff is dealing, has been dealing constantly with every member of the house and the senate who have wanted to talk about guns. its been a constant interchange and i've been constantly briefed i'll do what i can to try to see we have real progress. reporter: okay, so biden wants congress to act, but members of his party are not on the same page on how to do that. late last night, democrats on the house judiciary committee advanced the protecting our kids act. it's sweeping new gun control legislation. it's the first to get a hearing since the uvalde school shooting and among the many reforms, neil , it includes raising the minimum age to buy a semiautomatic rifle from 18-21 and it bans new sa

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