he says people are mean to janice. how can you be mean to janice dean.. >> greg: there's a song, how can you be mean to janice dean >> kat: i truly can't imagine it. >> greg: i can't, it's in my head right now >> kat: you really can't. >> greg: we have to move gotcha. take that. whoa! bruh! i'm fine. that smack looked bad. not compared to the smack down i'm giving you. you sure you're, ok? you know you're down 200 points, right? lucky, she convinced me to get help. i had a concussion that could've been game over. in actual reality, you've only got one life. don't mess with your melon. if you hit it, get it checked. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... a

he says people are mean to janice. how can you be mean to janice dean. greg: there's a song, how can you be mean to janice dean >> kat: i truly can't imagine it. >> greg: i can't, it's in my head right now >> kat: you really can't. >> greg: we have to move on. up next can meditation distract from a crappy education. ♪ >> greg: mayor adams wants a moment of silence so you'll forget the drugs and violence. yeah, mayor adams is requiring all public schools in nyc to provide students with mindful breathing exercises every day. yeah, it will help kids develop a new appreciation for the smell of urine. the mandated exercises involve 2-5 minutes of concentrated breathing. who knows if this helps but the teachers of course are hoping the gets the students in the mood for sex. perverts. pervert teachers i condemn you. supporters say it lowers stress improves mood and helps with learning, which will make the older boys better at shoplifting and beating up the elderly. mayor adams has been a pro moateder of meditation for a while even crediting it with helping him

janice: you're amazing.ry time i come to belmont, he comes and sees me, is so thank you, joe, my friend. >> my pleasure. it's great to be here with the wonderful people from fox. janice: oh, that is a wonderful way for me to segway in to the styled can owe we will, pete and rachel. can i have a hug? thank you. >> we get a picture? [laughter] will: thank you, janice. rachel: coming up, a louisiana business other than paying a steep price for -- can owner paying a steep price for his catholic faith. literally, how he lost two-third of his clients for just praising the lord. pete: plus, your neighborhood coffee guy could soon be has bean. the robot with barista that might be serving your next order. that's coming up. ♪ ♪ we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we're talking about cashbacking. we're talking about... we're not talking about practice? no... cashbacking. word. we're talking about cashbacking. cashbacking. cashbacking. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? what a

that was the best. >> janice: this might be the one coming up. >> this could be my last one. >> janice it is exciting this race is going to happen. >> yeah, looked like the set of dystopian movie, it was clearing up good. >> janice: this is a small place, but you love it, just you and the horse track. >> every now and then i get a blond visitor and that is being00. other than that, stay away. >> janice: ainsley, you can come in the booth, you are also blond. >> ainsley: looking at the horses, tappit shoes and tappit trice. >> janice: same sire, right? >> but there are six other horses and tappit was their grandfather. >> janice: there you go. one to bet on. >> ainsley: purse is a lot, 1.5 in 2022. what horse are we going for? >> carley: national treasure, that is what janice said to do. go for that one. headlines starting with this image on the screen here. popular hiking trail in austin, texas is completely overtaken by homeless camps, video shows violet trail covered in needles, human waist and garbage as calls for the city's crown jewel to be cleaned up. critics say local leaders ha

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janice says the highest it goes is 500. and certain parts of pennsylvania it's almost all the way up there yesterday we had 353 in new york. normal for new york is about 100. >> steve: and look at that that is the view from one of our sky cams right now, courtesy of total traffic. yesterday, during the midday, it looked -- everything was yellow. it looked like -- if you were on the surface of mars, that's what it looked like. i have heard from family members all across the country said what's it smell like? what does it taste like? yesterday, when i was sitting here in the studio, when we turned on the air conditioner it actually smelled like some burning wood. >> ainsley: you could smell it. >> steve: you could shot smell it because covid: that's what it looks like when it looks like the surface of mars. yesterday afternoon i realized it kind of smells like somebody smoking a pipe. just somebody smoking a pipe. it's not like bacon or wood punch. it was like a pipe yesterday. >> ainsley: all the moms in my daughter's class

>> great to see you, janice. janice: this is exciting.t. >> absolutely. >> welcome to the very first belmont day on fox. janice: are you going to show me a sneak peek of what's going on? >> absolutely. let's go. ♪ ♪/. >> so this is the same truck that did the super bowl for if us. this is, you know, you talk about the biggest events in the country are out of this truck. janice: what kind of training does it take for, you know, the folks that are used to doing the super bowl or nascar to do horse racing? >> you know, it's taking a lot of the pieces, reimplementing the technology and foxfying it. this is the same yellow line technology we have for football applied to horse racing so you can see the virtual finish line in between the two big posts. it looks just like football because we've considered it the 50-yard line. you see the data from the realtime tracking of the horses. we put gps tracking on them, and it leads us to this pointer system that allows us to pick out the horse many in relay so you know exactly how the winner moved up fr

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janice, the sky is clear.the air quality index is dropping by the moment. it's going to be a spectacular weekend. especially for the big race tomorrow and i have kate master son you are the director of the national museum of racing and hall of fame in saratoga gaffe. we have met each other many times. >> we have. >> exciting that tom durkin is going to call the race. >> i think he has been in retirement about a decade. so nice is he coming out for this. >> janice: just for fox. because it's going to be broadcast on fox for the first time. >> correct. >> janice: tell me about this incredible trophy. this is the 50th anniversary of the win of secr second democrat. secretariat.>> cart yea trophy e family of second second democr. it's been a while since the national museum of race guilty went on tour. a week in kentucky. a week in maryland for the preakness. here belmont for a week. much larger exhibition titled a tremendous machine. go on to hometown in virginia. >> janice: not many triple crown wins. >> only 13

good morning. >> janice: good morning.e in many days, our air quality index is below 100, it is at 85, which is moderate in new york city. you can see the smoke pattern starting to lift. we have air quality alerts, but on the upswing for better air quality in next couple days. there is the smoke tracker. couple of days ago, a wall of smoke crashed into new york city, the worst air quality the city ever experienced. that area of low pressure is breaking down and we are going to see potential for showers in the forecast later this afternoon, which is going to help even more. by belmont tomorrow, when we have the big race, third leg of the triple crown, things will be spectacular, much better. air quality will be great. the race is going to happen, i know governor kathy hochul is saying wait and see, i am predicting the race will go ahead. 60 and still some smoke, but air quality is much better, especially for new york. i will tell you, there is good news on the horizon and the weather pattern in the next couple days and week

. >> senior meteorologist janice dean.hed not because you are old. >> janice: i might get a discount on the movies. >> brian: i don't think so. >> janice: but thank you for that what's your name? >> mary jane. >> and, dana. >> where are you from. >> orlando. >> florida? >> yeah. >> janice: very nice here for a wedding. >> yeah. >> janice: the wedding has been nice. >> excellent. >> beautiful. >> janice: you like watching "fox & friends" every morning. >> every morning. >> yeah. >> all the time i take brian witness advice and get dressed. >> janice: we don't know how much actually take his advice so it's good to know at least one. >> always get dressed. >> janice: take a look at the maps. it's great that you say that every morning. 56 in new york city. a little cool but we will take it. area of low pressure across new england. that's going to bring the cooler temperatures this week. we see the potential for showers and thunderstorms for parts of florida, gulf coast and the rockies. we will pay attention for that and of cour

ainsley and janice, over to you. >> janice: live look at new york city, this morning millions of americansg another day of hazardous air quality as smog blankets the northeast. our next guest covered the wildfires on the east coast for years. craig herrera and janice dean. thank you for joining us. janice, we've been talking about this, have you ever seen anything like this? you covered wildfires in california. >> not here, no. >> ainsley: do they look like they do? >> living in california and all the wildfires we've had, i've seen many times before, air quality gets into closer to 500 and it is the type of smoke that you are so close to. think how far we are from the wildfires in canada, up in quebec, understand hads of miles. covering wildfires in southern california, you are at the base. he would go drive in and the photographer would turn the truck around, you don't want to cut off the engine, it can smother the engine. and terrain, so many mountains, san diego, we had 10 wildfires going at once. i was in a prius and drove down a dirt road and a big tree fell behind me onir foo. it jus

>> hi, tom. >> janice: hi tom. >> janice: who is tom? >> my husband. >> janice: very nice.ve a lot of questions about everybody. tom. >> janice: will has a lot of questions. is he going to come out in the commercial break. >> okay. >> janice: they seem good about that. will. >> will: deep dive investigative journalism where is tom? from trump's indictment to the biden new low approval ratings. dreading the 2024 election. the political panel on the state of the race. later, he made you laugh at the movies. >> you can do it. >> you can do it, nikki. >> you can do it. >> you can do it. >> will: comedian rob schneider is here to preview his brand new fox nation comedy special ♪ treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com that's treatt-e-d.com. it's positive. we're having a fetus! (male) having a fetus? we're having a fetus! would you look at that? hi, fetus. (female announcer) no matter where you are on your pregnancy journey... keep pushing. your fetus is doing great. you want to feel the fetus kick? um, it's a baby. (announcer) it's still a baby. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ live your be

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janice dean with more on that. hey, janice. janice: hi, neil.hat we were going to have clear skies for this race. you know, lucky though because wednesday we had the worst air quality in new york city. but the winds have shifted. instead of coming from the north where we have all those fires still currently burning across canada, now we have a southerly flow, and it is really a spectacular day for the 155th annual belmont stakes taking place on fox for the very first time. post time is 7:02, and yesterday i got to speak to a legend, a hedge jend horse caller. he's been doing it for over 40 years. he retired almost 10 years ago, but tom during rkin is back in the announcer booth to call this race, and i got to speak with him. take a look. >> this booth has been here since 1964. mis: wow. and you called races -- >> oh, this was home. janice: will you be looking at the monitor or -- >> no, i look at the horses through 15 power by nonlahrs. janice: we have to talk about the colored pens. what do you do with this? >> i color in on the program, here's

. >> ainsley: check in with janice dean for the forecast. >> janice: hello.at's your name. >> anna. >> jay. >> mike. >> where are you from? >> maine. >> janice: do you want to say llweleyn low to someone. >> mom in northern maine. >> >> janice: what's your name? >> sarah. >> bobby. >> important event happening. >> our daughter is playing with high school orchestra at carnegie hall. >> janice: you want to say hi to somebody. >> i do rick corral in reading, california. >> janice: who is that? >> my dad. >> janice: hi dad. hi mom. what a great forecast in new york city for visitors. take look at it right now. mostly sunny skies. we do have 82 is the high. severe storms for parts of the southern plains and in towards the gulf coast. i need to you watch those warnings if they happen. we have a couple of thunderstorm warnings in effect for louisiana, mississippi, alabama. we had several tornado warn storms yesterday. flood alerts for heavy rain in the forecast over the next couple of hours. watch for that flash flooding a big risk. then we have smoke coming in from

janice dean has the fox weather forecast.ce: holy molly, that tells you about safety. severe weather threat today for parts of the plane states to the gulf coast, warm in new york city and very warm across texas. severe storm threat from the plane states across gulf coast to the southeast, much the same scenario we saw yesterday. a multi-day severe threat saturday and sunday. the pattern will shift and you will see threat in the southeast. warnings in effect for louisiana and mississippi and then the potential for lightning and could see hail, damaging wind, tornado and flash flooding. there is tornado watch in effect for southern alabama toward florida, probably see more watches and warnings and heavy rain cause potential for flash flooding. a lot to unpack. make sure you know what to do if there is watch or warning. excessive heat, it is early for austin and san antonio and houston, with heat index it will feel warmer. what is your name? >> wendy and cam ron from michigan. >> janice: are you happy to be in new york? >> so e

thank you so much, janice. let's go to headlines now.nt vladimir putin admitting yesterday that moscow lacks drones and other weapons to defend against ukraine's ongoing counteroffensive. ukrainian troops deliberating ar rating a handful of villages. >> we eastern flank made it clear defend every inch of nato territory. i have say it again the commitment is rock solid. >> brian: tough counteroffensive so far though. the u.s. announcing an additional $325 million in military aid to ukraine including heavy weapons and ammunitions and some extra bradley vehicles that got blown up this week. treasury secretary janet yellen now says it would be disastrous if the u.s. tried to distance itself and cut ties with china. >> china benefits from its purchases from us and we benefit from our ability to export from china while we surely have concerns that need to be addressed decoupling would be a mistake. >> brian: in the short-term what about the long-term. antony blinken plan to head to way jing next week meet with possibly president xi. china cros

janice dean is here with more. >> janice: the levels in pennsylvania, 476.istoric air quality index. when you look at what we're talking about, talking about air quality a lot. we're talking hazardous, people are urged to not go outside, harrisburg, wilmington, philadelphia, allentown, hazardous conditions where officials are saying, you are not going outside, it is too dangerous. conditions will improve friday and saturday, here is the air quality. you can see the unhealthy air for delmarva, pennsylvania, new jersey, upstate new york. we are improving in the new york city area. when you see the hazardous area and the unhealthy areas for millions of folks across philadelphia, up to scranton and washington, d.c. area, this is dangerous situation, especially the elderly and those with respiratory conditions, take care of those folks. not only i-95 corridor, we are focusing on that because of images we had from yesterday. part of the great lakes, as well. columbus toward wilmington, dealing with smoke from canada. we have been showing this, from cloudy skies to

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check in with janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> janice: take a look at it, we had hundredsof reports of severe weather across the northeast. potential of the same today. we could see thunderstorms throughout the day for the northeast and across the plain states, we could see potential for damaging wind and tornados and heat is the big story across texas. that will expand to mississippi river valley. real quick, what is your name? >> rachel. >> jeffrey. where you from? >> san antonio. >> your name? >> bob from man han an. >> i love it. love your hat. >> madi and ben. >> hi. >> where you from 1234 >> wichita, kansas. say hi to the studio. >> steve: good job taking attendance. shocking whistleblower testimony revealing that hunter biden using his dad as leverage in his business deals. when pressed, president biden went back to the same answer he's used a number of times. [indiscernible] >> no. >> steve: that is a no. >> ainsley: gop senator john kennedy sits on the judiciary committee and joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: senator, what do you thin

senior meteorologist janice dean has the forecast. >> janice: this has been an active season, we get them in the springtime and fall, secondary season. to see tornados in the summer season is incredible. we certainly had wind gusts and hail for the ohio valley, midwest and nashville and toward allentown last night. today we will see more of the same spinning across the great lakes and we have severe weather happening right now for sections of arkansas, louisiana, miss mis, until 10 a.m. severe storms likely for folks across the mid-atlantic and in and up toward the northeast including new york city and boston. a lot of humid air, cold front could bring potential for stronger storms for millions of people. keep that in mind. we have heavy rainfall next seven days. po eshl it for strong storms cause flash flooding. texas, much of texas into excessive heat warning and advisory, we could set records today. heat will shift west. parts of southwest get in on heat, temperatures near 100 entries, and heat index well over 100. texas got to heat index of 124 over the weekend and set record hig

now let's turn to janice dean with fox weather forecast. janice? >> janice: take a look at it.e workweek across -- well, look, we have a severe thunderstorm watch right now for the texas imagined, rather, until -- through oklahoma city until 11:00 a.m. that's because we have this frontal boundary that's hanging outs and the potential for strong storms including flash flooding. large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes not only today but the next couple of days across the mississippi river valley stre stretching frm colorado all the way up toward the east coast. south of the new york city area where we could see those storms. good news we will get rain today. plan ahead on the rush hour. we will see definitely some heavy downpours in some areas and then another area of low pressure moves in on thursday. going to be a damper on plans. buff we need the rain. that's going to help with the air quality. of course, last week was incredible, historic, in terms of air quality because of all that smoke from canada. but much needed rainfall and the temperatures are going to remain a

so let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice? number 4 which is going to going cindy. take a look across the maps many storm reports including tornadoes that have caused deaths in parts of texas. so yet another day of severe weather. and look at this. 97 mile-per-hour winds in houston yesterday. strongest wind gusts recorded since 1969. the airport hitting 100 degrees. we are going to set records again today for del rio, texas. yesterday, highest temperature ever recorded. this is extreme weather many across texas. we have the potential for stronger storms for parts of the rockies, as well as the gulf coast, the southeast, and the mid-atlantic where we are dealing with heavy rainfall and the potential for flooding. there's bret. there's tropical depression number four, soon to become cindy. it's incredible that we have these storms right now so early in the season far out in the atlantic. we have a hurricane warning in effect for st. lucia, tropical storm warnings as well as the storm continues to move westward. we will need to t

janice, outside to you my friend. >> janice: i'm inside. >> carley: of course you are. >> janice: wehe biggest story for texas and that is spreading south and eastward for parts of the southeast. then we have the severe weather. we had hundreds of reports of severe storms for the northeast yesterday. more of the same today with heavy rain for the next rain. we need that rain. drought for the northeast. could be dramper. smoke from the canadian wildfires moving in towards the must, great lakes and ohio river valley the next couple of days. look at the air quality alerts here. very unhealthy, 45z dust for our friends in canada. that smoke is going to come in into the northeast wednesday and thursday. will not be the event we saw a couple weeks ago with the orange sky but still very dangerous for folk those have respiratory issues elderly kids and pets. keep you up to date with fox weather. now for the celebration because it is national ice cream cake day. >> ainsley: ladies, gets over here. carley, come on. come on, janice. it is your shot of the morning. today is national ice cream ca

check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice?ral reports mentioned for texas and colorado. take a look the a them. one of them being deadly just south of childers, texas and several across the rockies several areas getting hit today with risk of zoar to storm storms. tornadoes, heavy rain fall, flash flooding, heavy hail and damaging winds. you can see the map. rain and thunderstorms pretty much everywhere you look across the west, the great basin, texas, gulf coast, southeast, mid-atlantic up towards the northeast. and this is tropical storm bret. this is the latest 70 mile-per-hour sustained winds. 74 makes it a hurricane. moving across the lesser antilles. tomorrow we have a hurricane warning in effect for st. lucia and then down south that's where we have our tropical storm watch. the other big headline is the relentless heat across texas. we are hitting records like crazy, 114 degrees the highest temperature ever recorded for san angelo, texas. this is a story we are going to be following. the flash flooding alerts are from

check in with janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> janice: i saw people coming with an umbrellahave potential for severe storms across the south, very warm air across the southern plains is a big story, especially texas, temperatures over 100 and with heat index, it will feel warmer than that. they can occur now from the panhandle of texas through central oklahoma through the next couple hours and severe storm threat will ramp up from the rockies and up to the northeast this afternoon. area of low pressure is going to bring much needed moisture for the great lakes and north east over the next couple days. we had wildfire smoke last week. that will get the paric italates out of the air. there is rain for the northeast, especially interior sections of where it has been dry. look at the canadian fires, rain is falling on them, it will not stop things, but could give firefighters a leg up on what is happening there. we have many months to come. there is your forecast today, dallas 96. 84 in el paso and houston, thursday, friday and saturday well into the century mark with humidity f

. >> ainsley: dana will be on the show and tell janice to hold off the race one more hour issue please. >> steve: list of republicans runings it for president is about to get longer. >> brian: former vice president mike pence taking steps to enter the race and he's not the oge one. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff has the latest for us. >> alexandria: the pool is poised to grow by three this week, north dakota governor doug burgum expecteds to announce tomorrow, that is when mike pence will make his kick-off announcement in iowa. mike pence filed with the fec yesterday. this evening, former new jersey governor chris christie is expected to enter the race in new hampshire. christie has become one of the most vocal against trump and factored into why new hampshire governor chris sununu decided gonzaga running. he said support needs to be consolidated. we have looked at things and i've made the decision not to run in 2024, a lot goes into the decision, it is not the end, by any means. math has shown donald trump has no chance of winning in november of 2024. >> alexandria: south carolina senato

. >> steve: janice dean is outside where it's a little muggy today. >> janice: it's a little muggy.her from tom brady's boat. just putting that out interest. across the northeast we are going to get rain today. also watching the potential for severe storms. 68 right now. humidity 81. yes, it is a ponytail day today if you don't have the wonderful hair and makeup staff that we do here on fox. we do have the potential for strong storms. can you see a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings across the southern plains and all of the ingredients coming together very humid air, very dry behind it. over the next few days from texas through to the southeast large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, a severe thunderstorm watch in effect today for the panhandle of texas into oklahoma. heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding through saturday. they need the rain but too much of it is going to cause some problem. there is your forecast today. an area of low pressure coming in toward the northeast and great lakes. that's going to help the wildfire situation. especially the smoke that we sa

janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast.ieve the smell of the smoke on the streets yesterday, it was heavy. >> janice: look at the wildfires. this is heartbreaking for canada. 9.3 acres burned, 10 had of year average across canada, about 370,000 acres, what they are dealing with over 6 million acres, just tragic for folks in canada. unusually strong persistent high pressure anchored across the plain states and prairies, causing extreme heat. heat spreading toward eastern provinces where snow fell over the last winter like what happened in the northeast. people didn't feel the snow pack that typically helps combat wildfires. you have moisture in the ground, but that never happened this winter and i'm concerned for the northeast in the summertime months because we didn't get the snow. worst air quality, pennsylvania, delaware, wilmington, delaware, unhealthy issue ms here. people with respiratory problems, elderly and kids, keep them inside. people with asthma and lung issues, problem today and tomorrow into friday. we have th

janice. >> janice: the smoke will be with us all summer long. quality alert from folks in birmingham, alabama to georgia. the smoke is traveling southward and here is smoke tracker today, thursday and friday, drifting toward the mid-atlantic. it is still going to be a problem for those who have respiratory issues. michigan under hazardous conditions, parts of ohio and indiana. very unhealthy to hazardous going across the great lakes. other big story is heat across the south and upper midwest. another week of extreme heat with humidity crossing the mississippi river valley. big story fox weather is covering into the weekend. carley, over to you for more headlines. listen to this story here. a minnesota manfacing misdemeanor charges. look at the mug shot. he pelted customers and servers in a restaurant with skittles. he had left the restaurant and found him at another business where he tried resisting arrest. that's a bad day. parent protesters in maryland outraged over proposal that would prohibit them from opting out of topics like sexuality and

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janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast >> janice: take a look at it, severe thunderstorm warningeffect now for parts of louisiana and that is ongoing throughout the day today. watches and warnings. know what to do if there is one in your "the neighborhood." for the mid-atlantic, hail, damaging wind and tornado. the heat for a third week in a row for texas, heat advisory in effect with excessive heat warnings and another day of surpassing 100 degrees. what is your name? >> i'm megan. >> tony. from pittsburgh. >> janice: having fun? >> having a blast. >> tim from wichita, kansas. >> what is your name? >> atania. >> from denmark? you having fun? can i say hi, to the panda. carley, over to you. >> carley: cute, we love that. thank you. more news, including crazy situation out of michigan. wild video shows suspect dumped trash into a gas station store entrance and settings it on fire. he lit the garbage with a blow torch. takes just a few seconds to consume the entrance. the employee was rushed to the hospital and treated for first-degree burns. president trump speaking in michigan ye

senior meteorologist janice dean is joining us now with our fox weather forecast and janice, it is calm here in new york city right now. but we had some crazy weather over the last 24 hours. >> janice: absolutely. we could see severe storms all the way up towards new york in the afternoon hours. take look at it. the temperatures are getting warmner new york. 71. look at texas, another day of extreme heat for you and we also have the potential for strong storms happening right now, severe thunderstorm warnings and watches in place for parts of the ark-la-tex in towards oklahoma that will be good until 10:00 a.m. and another severe thunderstorm watch for parts of mississippi. >> there is the severe storm threat today for the i-59 corridor. can you could see some of those big cities affected by hail, damaging winds even tornadoes all the way up towards philadelphia. that's going to happen later on today with the daytime heating. we also have another area of severe storms possible for parts of the high plains and area of pressure across the great lakes. going to spawn tornadoes as well. the

janice, to you.son i really -- i am so glad you could join us this morning is because you work with the kids, the work that you do at hope chicago, i should note, obviously, something started by a friend of mine. but what you do there is send children to college for free and one of their parents. so i'm interested in what this will mean for them one year, two years, ten years down the line. >> yeah. well, make no mistake. the decision was definitely a setback f setback students and latino students across the country. at hope chicago, we introduced this as a solution to make sure and remove barriers for black and latino students and first-generation students to have access to college. this closes another door. as kyra pointed out, you will see more students having to circumvent different processes which is another barrier towards the promise of education. i think educators and decisionmakers across this country are upset by this, but my message to folks is we have to get out here and think creatively

janice dean is here with our fox weather forecast.be in new york state today and new york city tomorrow. >> janice: correct. it won't be as bad as a couple of weeks ago where we had this ominous glow across new york city. and it just looked like mars in some cases. but we will feel and smell the smoke, absolutely. for parts of the midwest today, crossing over the great lakes and into the northeast tomorrow. let's take a look at the maps and i will show you what is going on. new york city right now 67 but mostly cloudy skies. i think some of that smoke is actually going to get into the air a little earlier. there is the smoke tracker. it's hard to really track where this smoke goes and how potent it's going to be. i just want to, you know, say that because i think the smoke across the upper midwest and the great lakes is a little bit worse than we were anticipating. so a lot of these big cities experiencing the smoke, moving in towards the northeast and we'll be tracking that, of course, fox weather.com has all the latest details. if y

janice. >> janice: we were forecasting this yesterday, a lot of storm damage for i-95 corridor and coulder round of strong storms today. take a look, area of low pressure across great lakes, flash flood warning just west of new jersey into right on the border of pennsylvania and stronger storms for the plain states today, including hail, damaging wind and isolated tornados. the heat for parts of the south. a lot of thunderstorms across rockies. severe storm threat, widespread area here and across interior northeast watching that. heat alert from southwest to florida. another day of extreme heat for texas. into the third week of temperatures surpassing 100 in big cities and with humidity it is oppressive. warm temperatures for parts of the mississippi river valley and midwest across gulf coast. for texas 110 in del rio. dangerous and will continue throughout this work week. we'll see possible record highs today through the week, texas across mississippi river valley. heat is number one weather related killer and no end in sight. make mention, we have smoke for upper midwest and moving int

janice? >> janice: of course we are watching tropical storm bret. of 100 degrees plus with humidity and that's why i'm very concerned for folks living out there. but, let's take a look at bret because this was a big news story yesterday. the furthest out in the atlantic for this storm to form this time of year. it's early. and we are expecting this to become a hurricane as it moves closer to the lesser antilles. two early to say whether or not there will be direct impacts or indirect impacts to the u.s. but certainly interesting because it is so early in the season and this will be our first hurricane of the season as it moves closer to the crib i can't be. we will be keeping you posted fox weather.com for all the latest details. strong storms, including the risk of hail, damaging winds, heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding and isolated tornadoes. the big story is the heat across texas and louisiana where we have another day of excessive heat warnings. this is what it is going to feel like, 116 in austin. 115 in dallas. 112 in houston. and

janice, over to you. >> janice: that looks scary. take a look at the maps.ncluding tornadoes parts of mississippi and outside of the fort myers area we had a tornado warn storm. severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for central mississippi in towards alabama and florida panhandle and georgia. we could see some large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes and heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding. there is tornado watch until 8:00 a.m. local time parts of mississippi in towards alabama. severe storm threat extends from central texas towards the southeast down towards central florida. the rain is still to come. several inches here for parts of the southeast. five to eight inches, isolated amounts and this could cause flash flooding. the other big story is the extreme heat across texas and louisiana. this is heat indices, what it feels like when you head outside. very dangerous for folks in texas and louisiana. we're also watching invest 92 l. this could become next named storm which will be bret. i'm going to send it back to brian -- oh, here is ai

. >> brian: check in with janice dean. >> janice: it will continue all summer long. drifting southward from hundreds of fires in canada and as far south as atlanta, georgia. that will move toward the east coast. folks from green bay to birmingham to new york city and buffalo, chicago, we've had bad air quality since yesterday and still this morning, very unhealthy and that continues for parts of ohio valley to interior northeast. unhealthy to very unhealthy. unhealthy for sensitive groups, kids, the elderly and your pets. that will be ongoing for the next couple days. arizona city, dust to deal with, across the ohio river valley. here is what we advise people to codo, wear an n-95 mask. stay indoors in the air conditioning and make sure air is circulating from inside, not outside. do not rub your eyes or glasses. severe storms for central u.s. hi, friends. >> kathy from delaware. >> ramel. >> eyahvm >> panama city. >> janice: let's toss to carley for news. >> carley: hi. thank you for stopping by. new york city officials claim a record of 100,000 people are living in

>> thank you. >> more talk. >> steve: janice, he will like that one, hold that up. >> janice: the goodskey. >> brian: make room for todd. >> come in, todd. >> geraldo: all i have ahead is brian's radio show. >> steve: what is the earliest you ever started drinking? >> geraldo: the night before. >> rachel: great answer. >> geraldo: especially on the sail boat in far off places, you lose track of time. >> rachel: not just what you have done in broadcasting, what you have done for hispanics is something you should say something about. >> geraldo: thank you for the opportunity, affirmative action just voted down in a controversial decision that will impact many people of color. i was a product of affirmative action over half a century ago. thank you, guys. >> you're welcome. >> geraldo: the ford foundation and columbia journalism school got together to integrate local news teams. there were no black reporters, no hispanic reporters and that was shocking, that was late as '68, '69, i was representing the young lords who had taken over buildings in spanish harlem, i was their lawyer and nego

>> janice: ainsley, this is amazing, i'd love to do weather like this everyday. >> janice: wave to ainsleyt, keeps you out of trouble. we'll come talk to them in a minute. america's duck hunters trading hunting boots for metal detectors. >> you learn to crawl, walk, put out crawfish traps. >> i'll be treasure hunting. >> this is easiest hunting that you can do. with the greatest payoff. >> there is a reason louisiana is famous for crawfish, you don't have to go far and you'll find them. i don't know of anything else better to eat off the planet. >> ainsley: joining us with more on the latest season of duck family treasure, jason, jep roberts and missy and jessica. are you crawfish hunting, treasure hunting? what happens this season some >> we'll go to a location, looking for treasure under the ground, gold, silver, relices. we have to eat. we live off the land. i saw crawfish traps we caught crufish. >> ainsley: how is hunting different there and at home? >> it is pretty much the same. we eat good. >> they are always hunting something. treasure, crawfish, whatever, some kind of device they

thank you. >> ashley: thanks janice.laying his comments calling chinese president xi jinping a dictator during his meetinging with the prime minister of india. take a look at this. >> did those comments about president xi undermine the progress your administration has made in maintaining a relationship with china? >> i expect to be meeting with president xi sometime in the future in the near term and i don't think it's had any real consequence. >> that response comes as we learn china is planning to build a military training facility just 90 miles away in cuba. retired lieutenant general and fox news contributor keith kellogg joins me now. i want to talk about the messaging from biden on this one. obviously his messaging can be a little mixed at times but especially here. so what did you make of this, of him really doubling down on what he said about xi jinping at a time when tensions are very strong between us and china? >> yeah, ashley, first of all, thanks for having me. look, words matter and you almost want to advis

so let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean with our fox weather forecast. janice?ive. take a look at it. we had those tornadoes yesterday across the rockies including just south of the denver area up towards washington, d.c. state a couple thunderstorm warnings in effect for the panhandle of texas in towards oklahoma and that severe storm risk continues from the big bend of texas all the way up towards the rockies, again today. with hail, damaging winds, tornadoes likely and also levy rainfall causing the potential for flash flooding. look at that map. we have rain and thunderstorms in the forecast extending from the gulf coast from florida up towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast this weekend. there's tropical storm bret moving through the lesser antilles coming out of the caribbean and broke a record for june. tropical storms east of the lesser antilles, that has never happened. named storms. this is bret. it will weaken over the weekend then the record highs in texas continue. all-time record highs for parts of texas and that temperature outlook as we go th

j.d., thank you very much. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: meanwhile this morning that smoking hazericans new york republican congressman marc molinaro sits on the house transportation committee joins us from d.c. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> steve: ground stop is serious business if you can't see exactly where you are going you have got to stop the plane. >> no question the faa is trying to be safe and obviously very concerned about passenger safety and air flight around the globe, you said it. i mean, this is a major impact to the economy to our communities and so on. air quality is bad. particulates are high. it's like a science fiction movie in new york state. a number of people on the political left say this is a result of climate change then i read the press from canada and they blame bad for irs management and it is dry. they didn't have a lot of snow this winter. is this something man made or is this just one of those things? >> climate change is a real thing in the middle of emergency and fire we don't need lectures from members of congress. aoc can save for lec

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janice. the fox news alert. continues. search over. u.s. the shipwreck killing all on board. lieutenant commanders john mixon. commander, your reaction to the point with the report that we heard this noise in the ocean five days ago? >> well, that's -- it's one of those -- it would be because they are using classified sensors it was the navy detection system. it's one of those things you don't know what you are looking for until you are looking for it. very possible like some other things that thiessen sores picked this up but they didn't realize what they were listening to and heard and had no indication. once they knew to go back to look at specific signatures and specific times, they were able to identify it then. that's my assumption. >> brian: from what we know right now. what do you think happened? >> that's hard to say, brian. until the wreckage is recovered and investigation is completed are and everything else is looked after the closely, right now it's only speculation as to what could happen. and, you know, any speculation for th

as janice said, the victims have been taken to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. yeah that's what we want to pick up our team coverage tonight with amber lee and amber, what have you been able to learn about some of the victims that are being treated there? heather, sources have confirmed for me that there are a total of seven victims. all were taken here to sf general. now, no word yet on their condition. they have confirmed for me that so far there's no fatalities. and a police source did tell me, as janice said, that there were people gathered outside on the street and that this is a possible, most likely a drive-by shooting and that they may be looking for a suspect vehicle, but no description has been released at this point. heather yeah, that is the good to hear, amber at least from what we're gathering right now, that everyone has survived. i know that in situations like this though, hospital remains very tight lipped as they're treating those victims. anything else that you can tell us, though, amber, you mentioned a number of victims that you're getting f

senior meteorologist janice dean is here with our fox weather forecast.anice storms and oh, my gosh that heat. >> yeah, the heat is the number one weather related killer of people and i'm really concerned for the folks in texas and louisiana, because the heat is not letting up. and it's not just the heat it's the humidity, what it feels like, over 110 to 120 degrees in some of these areas so it's really dangerous for people to be outside. so we have tropical storm bret one of the earliest to form out of the atlantic off the coast of africa and we have a wave behind that. what does that tell us? this could potentially be an active season i think, and here is the weather patterns that are steering, bret. we have this high pressure across the atlantic. that's going to continue this westward churn across the lesser antilles over the next 24-48 hours. low wind shear. what does that mean? it means we have the warm water and not a lot the tear this thing apart so we are expecting it to strengthen into a hurricane, moves over the lesser antilles. we'll see shear

check in with our meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. pensacola you were telling us we are going to get more of the smoke from canada. will it be as bad as it was from last week? >> janice: i don't think it will be as bad but any smoke is concerns especially for people with respiratory issues. i believe that smoke will be with us on and off all summer long. that you can about the storms. hundreds of reports of storm damage including tornadoes. we had a d derecho a wind event 400 miles that's what we had yesterday overnight last night with wind gusts in excess of 80 miles per hour. then the tornado reports. six of them from the texas panhandle through portions of north texas in towards central oklahoma. power outages. you mentioned this. we have thousands of people without power along those -- that storm path and then the severe storm threat continues with severe thunderstorm warnings until at least 10:00 a.m. that's going to extend into the afternoon hours. we had a tornado warn storm. that has been lifted. but several thunderstorm warni