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former nypd inspector paul mauro joins us for analysis in a moment but first dan springer has the story live in the pacific northwest. good morning. >> this is part of the routine pre-trial fight over discovery and the judge hearing the case did not take long to rule on this particular issue. he ordered the prosecution to give the defense all the training records for three of the officers involved in the investigation. two of the three officers work for the idaho state patrol. all three played some role in the investigation of the quadruple murder last november. one interviewed witnesses at the scene and was involved in the search for the white hyundai elantra. a second officer talked to key witnesses and called by the defense to testify. the third officers talked to several witnesses after kohberger was arrested. the defense successfully argued the records were material to preparing their case. the goal of the defense is to question the credibility of the investigation by attacking the quality of the police work and the training of those cops involved. one very contentious issue the ju

>> bret: dan springer in seattle, dan, thanks.g blamed for scary incident aboard a commercial airline flight. passengers became ill and the plane had to return to the gate prior to takeoff from las vegas after temperatures inside the plane reached more than 110 degrees. correspondent steve harrigan reports. >> this is the going to occur while passengers are on the aircraft. >> fox news producer kristin garr bin was on a flight debarting from las vegas to atlanta after two hours stuck in the tarmac in 111-degree heat with no air conditioning. >> the pilot ended up coming over the loud speaker saying we have a lot going on in the back of the plane. >> things started to go south for a number of passengers on board. >> sanitary crew came on because some people had thrown up. i saw one woman walked up the aisle. she was visibly ill she couldn't even open her eyes. she was swaying back and forth. they ended up seating her in the front and putting an oxygen mask on her. it was difficult to watch what you could see. >> delta acknowledges

dan springer's dan springer scatbacks wise dan?'t just an issue in public schools come out catholic school is also in a bit of turmoil right now following guidelines issued about transgender students by the bishop in portland among them names and pronouns and facilities use and sports participation should depend upon biological sex identity rather than self perceived gender identity. archbishop put out a 17 page catholic response to gender identity theory and in it he says that this is the right approach medically spiritually and theologically. many catholics applaud him but he's also been a backlash on some catholics in the portland area and non-catholics who thought their kids in the schools. 1,000 people signed a statement supporting transgender students but to principals kuwait, some teachers said they would not return in the fall and some parents did not re-enroll their kids they should sample temporarily closes the three-person catholic school department so he has more control along with the priest and those parishes and we s

dan springer for us. thank you. sandra?ndra: joining us now, mark eiglarsh, criminal defense attorney. good to have you here. this is a remarkable change of course by the portland police who now believe the deaths of these four women may actually be linked to this possible serial killer. what do you make of all this? >> well, they haven't decided yet whether he is going to go from person of interest to a suspect to someone who's actually placed under arrest. so let's not make that leap. it is possible they say they've got the wrong fella and let him out the front door. probably not likely, that is another vertical leap to suggest somehow the governor is to blame for this. >> sandra: there are some who believe that to be the case. nancy grace is slamming the governor for releasing the suspect in the first place. listen. >> and very, very disheartened, not only because this career criminal was released early, because that then-governor claims she has concerns he was covid susceptible. hello, really? she lets this guy out, and

kevin. >> dan springer in the great emerald city.thank you da'ron please a few minutes after the hour first up no real news around a hold the ketchup. leisure city officials say they will start finding resource for providing condiment packets, utensils, or even napkins and takeout orders unless specifically requested by the customer. the new requirements actually stem from the skipp the stuff law which seems to remove the unnecessary plastics and waste in the big apple. in case you're wondering, yes, one changeless -- los angeles and a similar one in may we hav a moral imperative to protect people's lives, to save people' lives, and that means having a $300 or hundred dollar airline ticket to a warmer climate when winter comes, i'm going to do that. there was a dumpson, anchorage alaska izmir. he says people exchanging homelessness in his time will b given opportunity to fly south for the winter to escape the sometimes deadly cold. the relocation program, which provides homeless people with a plane ticket to los angeles or other us c

dan springer has more on this possible link live from seattle for us, hi, dan. >> this was almost bound with all the convicted criminals that were released early in the state of oregon after 2020. the district attorney's office is taking the lead. nine agencies involved and confirming for the first time the deaths of four women recently are all connected and have identified a person of interest. the bodies of the four victims were all found between february and may of this year. no cause or manner of death has been released but all are suspicious. the victims are 22-year-old kristin smith, 24-year-old charity perry, 31-year-old bridge it webster and 22-year-old ashley reel. the bodies were found in remote wooded areas around portland and surrounding counties. initially police tried to tamp down speculation of a serial killer saying they had no reason to believe the cases were connected. late yesterday that all changed in making the announcement they said the public is not believed to be in any danger and this is perhaps why. media outlet attention are reporting that 38-year-old gelsy ca

dan springer, thank you. >> sandra: all right, fox news alert breaking this afternoon, "new york post" reporting the white house counsel is ignoring house republicans who are looking for answers about what the president knew about his son's business dealings, a group of republicans sent the white house a letter asking for clarification, any information after the white house shifted its messaging and the president has not spoken about business dealings with his son to he has never been in business with his son. >> john: the group of republicans gave the white house counsel a deadline to answer questions, the deadline has now come and gone. >> and it is friday, and i am happy to report that, john. great to be with you. welcome to "america reports," i'm sandra smith here in new york. >> john: best news i've heard all day. john roberts in washington, with that unfolding and accusations of a bias justice department, former secretary of state mike pompeo was sounding the alarm, saying it's playing right into our enemy's hands. >> our friends on the world are saying what on earth is going on