arthel. arthel: thankfully mississippi river has been holding up under barry's beating but flooding, slow moving storm likely to cause disastrous flooding elsewhere, jeff paul in state capital of baton rogue, hey, jeff. >> yeah, arthel, levy being tested right now but they are holding up, we are really starting to feel what is left and what is happening with tropical storm barry right here in baton rogue, it is whipping whether you the area here where you see the levels here of the mississippi river nearly at all-time high extremely saturated, the rain is really starting to come down here, the winds are starting to come through as well and i think a lot of people in this area thought they were sort of in the clear and now things are beginning to change as you see the weather sort of take a turn for the worse. so far no major reports of flooding in baton rogue but certain people that are out there right now trying to help the people who might find themselves in a situation where they need to b

arthel.hel: president trump keeping up twitter attack on democrats saying they should be working for their country instead of wasting time on a, quote, witch hunt hoax. david picks up coverage from the white house, david. >> arthel, good afternoon, a lot of blow-back over president trump's tweets targeting cummings, the congressman from maryland and district in west baltimore, despite the blowback president trump continues to double even triple down, elijah cummings is fierce critics of president trump's border policies and president trump claims district is worst than the border, earlier morning guest on "fox & friends" showed video of the district prompts a series of tweets from the president, i want to read one of those, quote, as proven last week during congressional tour, the border is clean, efficient and well run just very crowded, cummings district is disgusting rodent infested mess and if he spent more time in baltimore, maybe he could help clean up the very dangerous and filthy plac

arthel: exciting.m fox family, fox news chief national correspondent ed henry, did you hear about this? he donated part of his liver to his sister, struggled with liver problems connected to family's history, ed next to sister and he tweeted this, 5 days after surgery i just walked out of the hospital as coleen makes steady progress, t-shirt said it all, i can't read the t-shirt. nothing but the best and they are. arthel: fantastic story, great for ed to do that for his sister and we wish ed and entire family the very best and prayers and hearts to all of you. eric: absolutely. magnificent gift, magnificent man and family to both of you, get back in the office. arthel: get well. eric: see you soon. being out fr more than four hours. power company con-edison said it was caused by a transformer fire. 72,000 customers were without power in a 30-block stretch. it included the radio city music hall. some people were stuck in elevators, while subway service was affected. the mayor says he's appointing a crew

arthel? arthel: absolutely. and, you know, it's been decades since that other big northridge earthquake. many people have moved to southern california since then and have not witnessed such a big shaker. i mean, have you talked to any, some of the newcomers to that area? >> reporter: yeah -- [laughter] well, one of those newcomers is one of our own producers, arthel, dan gale low. he moved out here from d.c. a few years ago. this is his first big experience of an earthquake, and dan and his reporter, jeff paul, were taking a well-earned break last night at a local restaurant when that 7.1 struck. and dan caught the sheer terror on his cell phone, people just screaming, running to get out of the building. and dan, i can tell you, is not a guy who is given to exaggeration, but he said to me this morning it really felt like it could be the end. it is that terrifying when you are caught in it. and officials say that one of the concerns now is that we've had the 6.4, we've had a 7.1. so while buildings may not have f

arthel.arthel: president trump celebrating a big victory after supreme court cleared the way for his administration to use military funds to build sections of the border wall with mÉxico. garrett tenney live in washington with those details. >> arthel, the legal fight over the case is far from over, in the short-term no doubt, this is a win for the white house, the 5-4 ruling allows the administration to move with plans to build border wall while case works its way through the courts. president able to access 2 and a half billion dollars from the pentagon's budget to build an extra 100 miles of barriers along the border in california, arizona and new mexico. wow, big victory on the wall, the united states supreme court overturn it is lower court injunction allows southern border wall to spreed, big win for border security and the rule of law. these funds are part of the roughly $6.7 billion the white house targeted for wall earlier this year when president trump declared state of emergency af

arthel. arthel: tropical storm berry rain water also threatening to breach levies and flood walls along the waterways, this would worsen widespread and what could be life-threatening flooding across coastal communities, for more now mika, geo physicists, you heard adam say it's a rain-maker, the coast guard updated and remind us that people die in high-water events and not high-wind events keep in mind that the mississippi river is at flood stage, all of the above, what makes barry so menacing right now? >> you can get flooding down the mississippi which is already having lots of rainfall, lots of high water to start with, you can have flooding from the storm surge, the storm pushed forward, that's like having the entire ocean level temporarily rise higher than it was in the first place, and you can have flooding from the rainfall itself. there's 3 different types of water coming down all at the same time, all of them can be very dangerous and it's going to be a drawn-out disaster because we'

arthel: i'm arthel neville. today's victory marks the second consecutive time the women's team has hoisted the trophy and a record fourth time overall. stars megan rapinoe and rose lavelle both scored sealing the victory and prompting millions of team usa fans to celebrate. greg palkot joining us live from leone france where the game took place. hey, greg. >> hey, arthel. yeah, mike, also. it was amazing match. we watched it right here in the center of leone, france. not far from the stadium where the game was played, with a whole bunch of very noisy enthusiastic fans at the sports bar behind us. yeah, the team indeed made history, extending their record now with four world cup wins. now, netherlands certainly gave them a run for their money, in the first hour of the match, but led by captain megan rapinoe, they came back. in fact, she won honors as the top player on the team in the tourname tournament. take a listen to what she said. >> it's unbelievable. just to know all of the people in our group that put in

arthel? >> arthel: okay, leland.sident sticking to his guns over including a citizenship question on the 2020 census, telling reporters earlier today he is considering executive order. the question whether it will pass the muster in the courts is what we will talk about how prejoining me for that is steven greenberg. he's a criminal defense attorney. first of all, stephen, thanks for being here. explain why the supreme court made this decision that it made thus far. >> what the supreme court said is we can't determine whether the question of asking people whether or not they are citizens is proper or not proper yet. they sent it back to the lower court to gather more information. that question comes on the web to the year 2000. people are saying but it's discriminatory and will discourage people from answering the question truthfully. >> arthel: so you are saying it was already on previous censuses, and now it's not. the president is trying to get it back on? >> right, it wasn't on the 2010 census, but he's trying to

arthel.rthel: joe biden doing some damage control, the former vice president apologizing for his past comments about working with segregationists, but at the same time he is also defending his overall civil rights record, mr. biden making the statement during a campaign event in south carolina, the state is an early presidential voting contest where african americans are a key demographic, jackie joins us live from new york news room. >> joe biden has had a lot of ground to take back, comments on working with segregationist and senator harris used the window of opportunity to cut into his voting record and the polls show that it's had a damaging effect, today the former vp is trying to stop the snowball effect tackling issue head on and at the event in north carolina he defended record that there's a reason why the country's first black president selected him to be the vp but biggest highlight was rare apology. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry for pain. >> two polls out this week show biden in the le

arthel: greg, you -- >> go ahead, arthel.g to let you off the hook.go get a drink. you did a great job! the crowd went wild, we won, you go celebrate. go usa! >> thank you! >> jacqui heinrich is here. a watch party in new york city. what is the scene there? reporter: do i have permission to get a drink too! arthel: absolutely! [laughter] reporter: how does it feel to be the best in the world? these women have worked so hard for so much not only fighting criticism that may be the celebrations were a little bit offensive to some but they've also been fighting gender discrimination. you know there is a lawsuit for equal pay. a lot of folks watching us wanted not just to get a win but to see what they stood for and be vindicated. look around the bar, the energy in here, lots of people just thrilled to see the win. the u.s. women have been fighting gender discrimination, a lawsuit against u.s. soccer that has about 50 u.s. lawmakers despite doing the same job as the u.s. men's team and generating more total revenue than the men, t

arthel: eric. eric: authorities in italy now saying two american teens have admitted to killing a police officer in rome. italian police say the murder happened yesterday as the officer was trying to recover a backpack that the pair allegedly stole following a drug deal gone bad. kitty logan is following this disturbing story from london for us. kitty. >> reporter: hi, eric. so, yes, these two american students are now being formally held in custody in rome but not yet charged with crime. it's understood that one of the two americans is the main suspect in this murder investigation. that suspect was driven away from a rome police station after detention hearing earlier today. now, italian media claims as you say that this person has confessed to a crime, though those reports are not yet independently verified. it's interesting to note that a lawyer for this student said his client refused to answer any questions at all during that hearing today. now, these americans are suspected of involvement in

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arthel: i'm arthel neville. tropical storm barry moving slowly and packing sustained winds of 75 miles per hour. millions bracing for dangerous storm surge and massive flooding. in fact, let's go to the national hurricane center for this update. >> when it comes to the impact, down to a tropical storm force. but we've got landfall. we've been waiting on that for a while. it's really because of the slow movement of the storm. here's the center, slowly moving to the north and the precipitation not wrapping around the entire center. it's interesting when you think about a hurricane and tropical storm, it's not exactly what we see when we look at a textbook version of this. the winds are there. we're hearing of damage in some of these area. that is incredible wind. look at the rainfall, some of the rain we've been talking about that's been offshore has moved into southeast louisiana, the south shore and north shore of lake pontchartrain. look at the rain bands, moving up as far as jackson, mississippi, brandon, miss

arthel? arthel: thank you very much.ng to bring in ted williams, a former washington, d.c. homicide detective and a criminal defense attorney. he's also a fox news contributor. is so, ted, since police reportedly have an idea of where these two suspects might be now, would police create some sort of perimeter if they could? >> well, if they can create a perimeter, arthel, quite natch will a-- naturally, they will. but it's sort of like a needle in a haystack there because this is a grossly populated area in which they are suspected in. the fact about it is they may very well not be in that area. at this stage they're using drones, they're using dogs, they're using helicopters, and they've been unsuccessful to date. arthel: i mean, how long can these two evade police? are they likely to make a mistake at some point? >> absolutely. i suspect that they will make a mistake, and i think what is going to be a factor in all of this will be the public. the public is engaged. their nerves are frayed there in that manitoba area, a

arthel?> arthel: ellison barber, think you very much. leland? >> leland: the heat index in washington, d.c., is 99 degrees. could get out of the afternoon. slightly cooler in iowa where several 2020 democrats are taking part in their own july 4th festivities, trying to see which caucus goers they can convince. many of the candidates, as we look at this wall of all of them, are slamming president trump's salute to america celebration. peter doocy live in des moines, iowa, with their complaints. hey, peter. >> leland, joe biden just said over in independence iowa that he's happy with the way he performed at the first primary debate in miami. he said, wilde's new thing for them to be challenged on his record with race relations, he doesn't plan on doing anything differently while prepping for e next debate. >> i'm the guy everybody's talking about. you know? if somehow -- anyway, i'm not going to go back and talk about the record of anyone from ten, 20, or 30 years ago. >> there is a lot of poli

arthel: and i'm arthel neville. you can see just how devastating the blast is. it happened in the city of plantation which is just west of fort lauderdale. in fact, phil keating is on the scene and, phil, if you could, tell us what you're seeing now. >> reporter: hi, arthel. this is the strip mall where all of this happened right before noon this morning. busy saturday, people are out shopping, numerous stores here. and when you walk around the whole property, the perimeter -- as i've done -- debris is all over the place. presumably was gas-caused even though that's not officially determined by the fire department here in plantation. blew the roof off, windows -- [inaudible] but you really get the vivid picture of the damage from the air, from the helicopters that are hovering over. the arrows are just amazing, and if you think 15-20 people, that's the limit of the people injured, and by all reports nobody's in critical condition, and no fatalities. a lot of people are absolutely amazed by that. and feeling very fortunate for this community because this is a ver

arthel: okay.

hello everyone, i'm arthel nebo.rica's news headquarters." >> leland: there are so much they can do between now and an hour from now. i'm leland vittert. we will get all of that. the census westerner is being printed without that question. in just the past hour, the president said he is looking at all sorts of options. he talked to reporters ahead of heading to new jersey, where his golf club is, and where he will be there for the weekend. ellison barber is traveling with him and during this now. hi, ellison. >> he said he was looking at options. one of the potential options could be an executive order. he also said -- as you mention, they are already being printed

arthel? arthel: all right, peter, interesting. and we are -- eric: diabetes is so -- arthel: so, people need help. back at 4 p.m. eric: see you then. ♪ ♪ >> president trump doubling down today, tweeting a series of new attacks against democratic congressman elijiah cummings and the conditions in his maryland district. good afternoon to you, welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm jill january neely. he let -- gillian neely. he let me come back. leland: we're so glad to have you. bernie sanders had a few things to say about baltimore, we'll get to that in a minute. president trump lashing out against nancy pelosi and others pushing back against the claim that his criticism of cummings and baltimore are racist. that's a word we continue to hear. david spunt is at the white house. >> reporter: despite the blowback from president trump's tweets, he continues to double, even triple down on those tweets against elijiah cummings from west baltimore, that's his district. cummings is a fierce opponentover president trum

arthel neville, papa funk was 81 years old.giving up guardianship of their kids so that they can get college scholarships and financial aid meant for poor students. that is according to the reporting of "the wall street journal" which exposed to the scheme and reported the feds were investigating -- the parent company share common ownership. the journal also reports this scheme is illegal. fox networks -- i should say, it's a scheme, but it's illegal scheme. you are not supposed to do it, but it's not illegal. jackie reporting. how does this legal scheme work? >> it's easier than you would think. one woman told the journal she transferred guardianship of her 17-year-old daughter to her business partner for this reason. she said even though she lived in a million dollar home, they didn't have what they needed to pay for college and that is the key. once this legal transfer happened only the college bound child earning and savings are actually considered in the application. in this case the daughter had $4200 that is what they lo

arthel: hello, i'm arthel nfl, here come the rain again, hurricane barry quickly becoming a tropicalt still packing a punch, heavy rain flooding streets and homes and more than a foot more expected to fall, some levies south of new orleans overtopped. eric: team fox news coverage for you, adam klotz in extreme weather center, jeff paul on the ground, he's in b

arthel: i'm arthel neville.e time the women's team has hoisted the trophy and a record fourth time

hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville, welcome to brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. sean, several cities say they will not cooperate with ice, that is immigration lawyers scramble to protect that he means that they say are being unfairly targeted. the trump administration, though, strongly defending the raids saying it is merely upholding the law.

arthel: i can't wait. leland: it's huge. arthel: join us at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> a fox news alert as immigration raids are underway today with ice officials targeting migrants in several us cities including new york, chicago, houston and san francisco. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. i'm kristin fisher. >> nice to be with you. we had bit of a blackout in new york yesterday. the lights are back on. president trump is facing criticism from opponents over these raids, but the administration says the migrants being targeted have been issued deportation orders by a court and mike tobin is on the ground in chicago where it's news. any confirmation of people have actually been arrested or not? >> no confirmation. we have not seen any i.c.e. activity at all. we've seen a lot of activity from people who are opposed to any i.c.e. activity. people behind me went to church this morning. yesterday we saw demonstration of some 5000 people downtown chicago all of them vowing to read just what they see from immigration and customs route the pro

arthel: i'm arthel neville. five supreme court justices voting in favor of the white house.ation has $2.5 billion for construction of the wall along the southern border. president trump tweeting, wow, big victory on the wall, the united states supreme court overturned lower court

i'm arthel neville. >> leland: nice to be with you. we got the memo to wear red. there we go.of july to you and yours at home as we celebrate and enjoy the day prayed earlier on the national mall, marching bands, balloons, and drill teams. you can see there the armored personnel carriers that have

arthel: i'm arthel neville.cking sustained winds of 75 miles per hour. millions bracing for dangerous storm surge and massive

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arthel: get well. eric: see you soon. being out fr more than four hours. power company con-edison said it was caused by a transformer fire. 72,000 customers were without power in a 30-block stretch. it included the radio city music hall. some people were stuck in elevators, while subway service was affected. the mayor says he's appointing a crew to investigate the fire. it comes on the anniversary of the outage that left new york city without power for two days. tropical storm barry made landfall as a category-1 hurricane. but was down raided. other parts of louisiana could see up to 20 inches of rain causing massive flooding. the coast guard had to rescue several dozen people terrebonne parish, stuck on the roof tops of their homes. for all your news headlines, go to foxnews.com. you are watching the most of powerr powerful name in news, fox news channel. greg: let's not forget paul ryan. president trump: paul ryan wasn't a talent, he wants a leader, he wouldn't give subpoenas, why nancy pelosi hands them out like they are cookies. greg: can donald trump

hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville.uel, great to be with you. these aerials from the city of plantation, just west of fort lauderdale, the windows of an l.a. fitness appear to be blown out, and the building next to it completely destroyed. david smiley, a reporter from the miami herald, joins us by phone. david, what's the latest? that you're seeing there on the scene? >> well, fire rescue and a number of fire and police agencies have the entire area cordoned off. this is a

. >> pleasure, thank you so much arthel. >> already, have a good evening , everybody. >> goodnight, everybody. >> greg: hello. and welcome to our special july fourth weekend show it's brand new, but was pre-taped a week ago. >> [laughter] >> which means tonight whatever topic i choose to discuss, it has to be interesting and fun, but also generic and non-topical so it doesn't get old in a week, so how about those stupid democrats? >> [laughter] >> see? that never gets old. it never gets old. definitely not mailing it in tonight, ha? all of these democrats they want to be president and they're trying desperately to stand out while trying to appear human. they drink beer just like you and me. >> hold on a sec. i'm going to get me, um, a beer. my husband bruce is now in here. do you want a beer? >> i'll pass on the beer for now. >> greg: i will never drink beer again. >> [laughter] >> and they also go to the you and me. like >> oh, so i'm here at the dentist, and we're going to continue our series on the people, i'm here with diana, and diana is going to tell us a little bit about growing up. >>

he's also the father of fox news anchor arthel neville.of new orleans music over the last 50 years. if you are listening right now to his new orleans carnival anthems "mardi gras mambo" and here he is performing one of my favorites. "fire on the bayou." ♪ all right. our condolences go out to his daughter in the entire novel family with a special note to his brother aaron neville, a man with a deep soulful voice. musical geniuses. our best to them. >> very inspiring artists. also very inspiring, this young man named tim, and attendee at a camp where kids were missing their limbs or had an accident or were born without limbs do things and get better. check him out trying to land a 20-inch box jump. >> go! right there! >> almost there! >> come on! ♪ >> all right there he is, tim. i thought i do something a little more uplifting, inspiring more than my usual -- videos and viral videos. >> this was choreographed by jesse. >> that was terrific. >> is a virtue. >> i was about to signal you. >> i think in the gym when i see people like that i thin

hello, welcome to america's news headquarters i'm arthel neville. >> i'm mike emmanuel in for eric seanhran's latest threats are a sign of maximum pressure campaign is working. >> they are desperate, bear in mind their economy is

arthel: , they can launch these rockets at one tenth the cross. so why nasa is in a blue goggle the goes across everygg can district is crazy prude that money can be redirected towards expiration, they need to focus i on kiss printable, keep it simple stupid. they get the most complex system they can get in the cost of 45 change more. >> the space launch system, this is the system that nasa is building to try to get us to the moon and to mars eventually. do you think nasa should have its own system or completely rely on the commercial commerci, it be a deeper space mission that we have? >> at this point, given the way that nasa is approaching the system, i don't think nasa should have its own launch system. the system that they are coming out with, and the heavy rocket is nearly as good as elon musk. and he can get it up for 100 million launch. yet we want to spend a billion a launch and another 10 billion. that is money that is wasted. space launch has become a commodity. where nasa has always shined his work is specializes in unique and new tech

request i am laura ingle sitting for arthel neville today. early six deaths are being named on excessive heat. it is getting bad multiple alto public events now canceled out of safety concern. including a festival in new york city where the mayor has called an emergency. they are looking for air conditioners and fans. and zoo officials looking to keep the animals cool. and we have more from the extreme weather center. it is certainly extreme today, how much longer are we going to bake? >> today for everyone a little bit more tomorrow to get through then everyone is a lot better. today's the third day across the eastern seaboard. during the planes were baking all week long but notice things improving a lot, there is a little front right there and it will eventually sweep all the way through the east coast and cool things on this is where the advisors are still left near des moines to minneapolis is not there anymore. chicago the same story. but right there is the batch of rain and it will is what is cooling things down. also bring a lot of ver

laura: i am laura ingle in for arthel neville on this very hot sunday.emperature index as high as 117 degrees today. experts are urging people in the sweltering heat to limit time outside, drink lots of water and nowhere the nearest cooling stations or in case power goes out. we are live off of the studios in new york city with jacqui heinrich. >> outside is 98 degrees on the thermometer but it does not take humidity into account. the feels-like temperature or the heat index is about 104. over the course of the day is expected to reach up to 111 degrees. it is so hot that it forced the mayor di blasio to scrap his presidential campaign schedule and declare a state of emergency in new york city. more than 200 million americans are flocking or are in the path of the heatwave. people in new york flocking to public spaces with air-conditioning this library is one of the 500 cooling centers. after events like ozzie fast, a commemoration of the moon landing at the new york trip city triathlon were canceled. >> i mean everybody is miserable it's like people wal

arthel: it is a good thing, a friend of mine jenny baldwin worked on campaign. we will be back tomorrow afternoon. jon scott is next. jon: president trump touting big win on immigration what he calls landmark deal with guatemala. good evening i'm jon scott and this is the fox report. note ♪ ♪ agreement comes after months of negotiations, require migrants who cross in guatemala to apply for protection there instead of u.s.-mexican border, temporary visas for guatemalan farm workers, the president hails it as a win-win. >> we are sending clear message to human smugglers and traffickers that your day is over and we are investing in the future of guatemala, the safety of migrants and their families, protect the rights of those with legitimate claims and will end the widespread abuse of the system. jon: david has the latest from the white house, david. >> hi, jon, president trump is at the white house this evening and hoping that the deal with guatemala is just the beginning of many deals between many other central american countries and the united states, guatemala

arthel: absolutely! we are back at four eastern. we hope you can join us reina leland and molly are up next. >> stay with us. molly: making moves as the nuclear deal and in his honor continues. a second time enriching uranium supply past internationally agreed levels. in a move that could bring to run one step closer to a nuclear weapon. welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington i am marley line. speech i'm leland vittert. nice to be with you at home. this happening just now. we have more on this, what's interesting that iran is the only thing we will do this but there are 30 more mischief if they do not get a better deal. >> every 60 days in perpetuity will do worse and worse things until we get to do what we want. but for now the iran government says in a matter of hours it will breach the core terms set off in landmark 2015 deal of which the uk and france, germany, russia and china are now still members. specifically they say they wil enrich uranium , the key ingredient in developing nuclear fuel above the levels a

. >> and i'm in for our cell arthel today. it's been out but it could get worse by tomorrow already many outdoor events have been canceled and officials in communities, small and large, have declared heat emergencies. they've open cooling centers for people who do not have air-conditioning that sounds visible let's get fox news chief meteorologist with how long these blistering temperatures will last. hello, rick. >> the overnight temperatures have not been dipping below 80 degrees so it becomes a cumulative effect on the body and on the resources and energy poll for the energy grid as well. take a look at this. excessive heat warnings from parts of maine back towards the parts of kansas in one spot you don't see right now is here across the four far northern tier print yesterday felt like 115 in minneapolis and one area and i was like 119. this is the corn belt and that corn releases moisture into the air and increases the humidity levels right here this time of year and that is what spent making this area. you will notice th

laura: i am laura ingle in for arthel neville. and dealing with scorching weather, temperatures reaching triple digits from the central place the east coast as eric mentioned, right now 23 states remain under excessive heat warnings and he advisories. and new york city is under a state of emergency. jacqui heinrich is outside of the studios with how people are dealing with the extreme heat. >> hey, eric and laura, the thermostat behind me reads 99 degrees but does not take humidity into account. heat index or feels-like temperature is right on 110 degrees. there was big concern that the scorching temperatures would put a big strain on the power grid and we are seeing outages in queens and westchester. about 2000 customers without power right now and considering that one customer can represent one building, the number of people who actually have no air-conditioning and no power right now can be significantly higher than that. in new york people are flocking to beaches and pools. some headlines before they even opened and most exten

laura: i am laura ingle in for arthel neville.peratures reaching triple digits from the central place the east coast as eric mentioned, right now 23 states remain under excessive heat warnings and he advisories. and new york city is under a state of emergency. jacqui heinrich is outside of the studios with how people are dealing with the extreme heat. >>

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the shark ran opposite or swim with it in full disclosure, great arthel are a normal occurrence and youcan now place your order for the world's largest hybrid plane called the il, made from retrofitted 337 powered by gas engine and a battery-powered engine. the word on the price tag but you can order it at this year's air venture show in wisconsin. it just so happens that her own jeff flock is that that huge air show in wisconsin and been flying around all morning and gas powered planes i have to ask and jeff is with us now and give us some footage from that flying around. have you recovered yet? reporter: i just got off this one and i can hear you now but this is a t28 mark t28 trojan big trainer and i got - >> you survive, jeff. >> back he took me just to the edge of throwing up. >> we know where the edges so we want to experience with the maximum extent without losing your lunch and you did that. reporter: thank you so much. this is a more stable plane but the one we were on earlier what do they call it? >> are baa. reporter: your like up and out lawnmower engine with couplings on it

is our arthel and science of this but as i read it and i'm very familiar with the facts in the situationsd over the permit of justice during the horror with investigation and you've got to figure at some point mr. mueller will be asked about the origin of the fbi investigation and will say we got someone looking into that and i can't comment on that but however, he could comment on why did you fire peter struck? >> there's a lot of questions surrounding the infestation but i don't think bob mueller will be willing to answer. steve: why connect. >> he said his report is his testimony and i think he will be very frustrating for both sides when they ask these questions to get him to refuse these allegations that are on the periphery of the investigation but that's a serious quote. brian: what would you ask robert mueller? >> i would want to know why he did not make consistent with the special counsel regulations prosecution or declaration decisions and why in part two did he just can't and make it someone else's problem to deal with? ainsley: we want to know that too. james calmly said he wo

well you're used to seeing her behind the desk on the fox news channel and now arthel neville is teamingd and we're getting ready to hear some amazing music. i want to ask you what was the inspiration for this whole process. so kp, a couple of years ago, when i did a segment on him for fox extra, and he stayed in touch telling me about his various projects he was working on and i took a liking to kp, because not only was he talented and he's a real strong family man and i really admire that about him so one day my husband and i were going through some music and i said do you know what? i'm going to write a song for kp , and he said you will you will so then here we are today. jedediah: pretty saw som stuff. pete: and kp, on your side, did you ever think this kind of collaboration would come? >> no i was just already thankful that she allowed me to be on her show and just gave me that opportunity so when she introduced this song, i like just fell in love right away. >> and so what happened is i wrote all of the lyrics and then i collaborated with kp on the melody and my husband helped wit