joey: -- deterrence. joey: i agree.now how we do do it, honestly, but i understand the necessity of it. general, thank you so much for joining us, and thank you again for your service. >> thank you. joey: yes, sir. all right. now to a fox weather alert. a hurricane watch is now being issued for the florida gulf coast. adam klotz is stracking the storm -- tracking the storm next. plus, senator marsha blackburn from tennessee is going to to join us. asy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good th

joey, to you inside. joey: thanks, rec.w income americans so hard that even discount grocery stores are reporting dismal sales numbers with giants like dollar general taking low, record low dips in the market this week. and with everyday costs like groceries up drastically since biden took office, is there any end in sight? here to react, personal finance expert and university of san diego finance professor dan ricatto. dan, welcome to the show. thanks for joining us this morning. when dollar -- i mean, i live in a very rural area, and i'll pass four dollar generals to get to a big town. they're all over the place. when they're saying people aren't coming in shop, that's a bad day, isn't it? >> hi, joe. hanks for having me back. always a good to be with you. the ceo basically said it very clearly. he said our consumers, lower income if consumers, that's our client base for the most part, they're struggle, right? of 600% of those -- 60 of those customers if are cutting back on necessities whether in rural or urban areas. doe

. >> joey: i'm joey jones in for todd piro. janice dean is tracking the storm, but first we go to robert ray in florida. robert. >> good morning, everybody watching from perry, florida from big bend here in florida. hurricane debby is a hurricane now as of last night, going to almost make it's way to shore west of where we're at. we could get the center of that coming right over us. you are seeing out er bands and ebbs and flow. over a foot will fall here and wind gusts up to hurricane force. in gulf of mexico, wind gusts are 80 to 85 miles per hour and potentially stronger. r rapid intensification process. from perry in the past couple hours, rain whipping through. this system moved up the gulf of mexico over past few days and made it to a depression just two days ago and a hurricane last night. l landfall is just the beginning. it probably won't be talked about as much as what is coming in the days ahead. that is the system that will cross florida up here in this part into georgia. heavy band coming through with big-time wind

. >> joey: i'm joey jones, todd has the day off. debby will release more flooding as it heads north. senior meteorologist janice dean has everything you need to know this morning. janice. >> janice: so glad when this storm is out of here. national hurricane center has done a good job forecasting knowing it would stall out and probably make a second landfall and now moving toward myrtle beach area and heavy rain with this. heavy rainfall and potential for tornados throughout the day today. here are rainfall totals for south carolina. close to 20 inches here and potentially more rain in the forecast as the storm gets picked up by a cold front and pushed to the northeast. there we are friday morning, still friday morning in mid-atlantic region. by saturday, it starting to advance and picked up by that trough. here is rain still to come. five to eight inches, maybe a foot of rain depending where the trajectory leads the storm. we have a flash flood risk for thursday for parts of the carolinas, including wilmington and friday still linge

>> joe: call me joey. i decided i want to be a joey.s for 63 minutes yesterday, that is 42 more questions than kamala harris has taken as a presidential candidate and look, here is a fun stat. kamala harris has not held a solo press conference in five and a half years since running near president in 2019, as vice president, asa a presidential nominee. has not received a single vote as presidential candidate in 2019 and now again, i think trump's strategy was very effective because kamala harris took questions for a brief time. she went to reporters afterward because she was called at. she has not agreed to the fox debate. she said it is contifngent if h s shows up or not. there is progres here. that is the whole ball game, the debate between kamala harrising and donald trump, abc, 90 million will probably tune in for that. if he calls her out on policy and stays away from personal attack, it will be beneficial. >> carley: september 10 is after early voting starts. okay. kamala harris did break her vow of silence yesterday, she spoke to

good news for all of us, joey is on my show tonight. >> joey: i am. >> greg: john norton, johnny joeyian: i didn't know you had a show. >> greg: greg's sexy bear news. take a look at this. [laughter] [sultry prusek] >> greg: in the grass, picture of relaxation. otisville, new york. have you ever been to otisville indicate. >> gillian: i am after this. see this harry mofo relax and bring some pinault. >> gillian: it's still. >> jesse: that's before r.f.k. discontinued it. >> you might remember back in this chair in august of 2020 i told you about this very special nonprofit k-9 hurricane heroes dedicated to bringing veterinary care after white house intruder was taken down on live television by k-9 hurricane. the vet bills for these four legged his or hers are only covered while they are working but many have to medically retire due to injuries sustained on the jobs protecting their handlers taking bullets for them or in brutal assaults like hurricane heroes. congress is stepping up. go to k-9 heroes.org. >> gillian: emily, we have to leave it there. that does it for

joey: j.d.ly answering questions, and he put dana on her heels a little bit. rachel: he was just, like, he couldn't get a word in. i don't know, it just -- joey: we wouldn't have a chance to even talk about kamala harris running for president had joe biden decided not to, or at least somebody deciding for him. this is nancys -- nancy pelosi reacting to bill ma a her. >> many times when i'm encouraging people to run, especially more women to run for office, nothing more wholesome than our political process in that. aren't we excited about -- >> yes. and sometimes the you're discouraging people to run. we're not going to get into that. [laughter] >> no -- >> whatever. >> people make their own decisions. >> absolutely, they do. [laughter] [applause] absolutely, they do. and i, but i just want to say from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for what you didn't do. [laughter] rachel: wow. pete: yeah. rachel: that was awkward tv finishes wasn't it? if. pete: it was. rachel: you like the hand ges

joey: yes.l: imagine, you're the african-american candidate and you don't feel compelled to sit before that association but donald trump does. wi.will: usha vance sat down wh ainsley earhart of "fox & friends" to tell people what she wants people to know about her husband, jd. >> you know her better than anya one. and america is just learning about jd vance. what do you want them to know about your husband? >> i think i would like them to know that he's a real person, you know, he's a wonderful father. he is an excellent husband. he's my best friend. he is funny. he has all sorts of dockery dory interests that anyone of our age could relate to. you look at the news sometimes and you see a caricature of a human and he's a really good person and i wish that people sometimes would pause and actually listen to the words that he says and try to understand their meaning and their purpose. i think he really cares about having a good conversation about actually changing things for people who have had a

joey: yeah.eting kamala harris' flip-flops saying pennsylvania is too smart to fall for this back and forth. >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. [applause] i would not ban fracking. as vice president, i did not ban fracking. as president, i will not ban fracking. right price. and right now you can save big on the latest whirlpool appliances. like the new whirlpool range with wipeclean™ coating that makes it easy to focus more on the cooking... and less on the mess. shop lowe's now for great labor day deals. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. it's pods biggest sale of the summer. save up to 25% on moving and storage for a limited time. and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, use promo code big25 to save. visit pods.com today. i told myself i wa

joey: no.panics who are looking at the situation in venezuela as the dictator is suppressing any kind of the opposition who rightfully won that that election. they can't do anything. they're at the mercy of the government. joey: it wouldn't go over well in wisconsin and and guam and iowa, places where people hunt and it's a part of their lifestyle and theyly on farms. might not be as many of us as a consolidated in big cities, but even in the midwest and northeast, there's a lot of gun owners. pete: there's a lot of common sense. and things like she's arguing for hurt our economy and our lives. but she's trying to remake it all. here's what axios said is. they reported on this, during the 2020 the election cycle, harris publicly supported you bans on fracking, mandatory buyback programs -- meaning confiscation -- for assault weapons, so-called, and decriminalizing illegal border crossings. now her campaign says she's changed her position. a harris campaign advisor told axios the vice president'

pete: do you, joey? joey: absolutely. no shame in this. man, it's time to shine. your tan if not your swim. will: let me explain something to you. as pete knows well and i want to explain to you, joey, i've been chastised more than once this morning. cain, where are your silkies? why don't you have the right shorts on and get it right and trying to delay how long my legs are on tv and now i'm in right attire except for the shirtless aspect of this. this is a big deal. we talked about it throughout the morning and terms of the meaning and the seal foundation and what a test of physical fitness. brandon if you havey and bill brown with me. brandon duffy and bill brown with me. they're testing who's ready in the hudson doing the new york city navy seals swim. tell me some work you and bill will making sure everybody in the water is ready for the challenge? >> most importantly doing this the past couple year withs bill and making sure everyone is comfortable in the water, you know, fit enough to get across the hudson. it's no joke swim. and, you know, the goal is to n

joey: i know. hometown there in calhoun, georgia, the calhoun city schools are welcoming back teachers with a patriotic-hemod assembly. teachers were showing off their red, white and blue apparel and waving american flags x they invited know come and speak. it was really the honor of my year. my son joseph was part of the quartet that actually, they actually sang "god bless america," and he will be starting as a high school sophomore on tuesday, and later that day my daughter margo, or she'll be starting kindergarten, but we got to do her orientation, and she met the mascot. it was pretty awesome, american flag attire. it was like a cruise ship. it was all the teachers, pre-k-12, and they did, like, a game show, a get to know you game show, and they had mascots like an american eagle. but it is really cool. the superintendent for the school system, which it's a city school system but it's also a charter school, so they have a lot more freedom. and it's a model that georgia as a state promotes. list

joey: yeah.much off the cuff from her which i guess is just a theme in that administration. i guess their just kind of primed that way. she's changed her view, apparently, on things like fracking. and if you ask the trump-vance ticket what is the key to to changing our economy, they say it's the energy. start with energy and hen the rest will follow. but according to kamala harris, i guess frack was really, really bad until he had the hot potato, and now she's not so sure when they need to win some states -- rachel: pennsylvania. [laughter] joey: there you go. this is j.d. vance talking about her economic agenda. >> hard working americans cannot afford groceries because of her policies. gas and energy are through the roof because of her policies. i want to send a message out there to those who are struggling, those who are trying to make ends meet. if you're scraping by instead of thriving, i know what that feels like. i know what it's like to choose between paying off the a credit card or buying

pete: look at you, joey, you know that . you can do that. joey: i'm already top heavy, man.dible week this week. >> we had debby causing all of this flooding and flooding down across parts of florida and mid-atlantic and yesterday across a lot of northeast areas of pennsylvania and new york and that is almost done with us and well get a bit of a break here and behind this after all the flooding it's really hot and heat advisories down across parts of florida and dealing without power and cleanup and feeling like in the 105 range the next few days and all across parts of florida and coastal georgia and south carolina and looking for mid-atlantic and actual air temperatures here in the mid 90s and so many people and it's going to be really uncomfortable conditions. the next system is going to be watching another tropical wave and 80% chance of developing and 7-10 days before going back and pete: true meaning behind the navy seals swim. next. ♪ why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. du

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rachel: joey in for will this morning. joey: thanks for having me.tart of football season that's why you see the lapel in case you already know that at home. rachel: replaced the flag with a football helmet. joey: i got it on my tie. yeah. if i'm on here on saturday -- pete: e-mail "fox & friends" e-mail.com does somebody have a smoker going right now? games today i bet there's plenty of people waking up to that smell. rachel: that's the best. we get it here with the macklemores. pete: sorry so interrupt you. joey: we'll move on with the show. hitting the campaign trail blasting kamala harris for fracking flip-flops and clarifying his stance on abortion. pete: david spunt is here with more on the white house race, hey, david. reporter: former president held two events yesterday, one in pennsylvania, the other here in our nation's capitol. the former president made news during a fox interview with brian yenis he said he would vote on an amend that would allow abortions to continue after six weeks in his home state of florida he said despite disagreein

adam. >> good morning, joey. state of florida and next several days and weak out there and spinning to the south of cuba and winds at 30 miles an hour and running up the west coast of florida and seeing all the watches and warnings. jowski a storm moving across the carolinas and skiing how this plays out and dig storm off the coast and dealing with impacts over the weekend and rain coming down throughout the entire course of sunday into monday. check it out. rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, adam. claiming the u.s. is behind a coup attempt after the state after the state department rejected maduro as winner of they're lek. another opposition leader proving that maduro lost in a landslide and she said she's writing from hiding and she's fearing for her life. joining us with reaction is executive director at the center for a free and secure society, joseph hughmier. she fears her her life and is in hiding and we couldn't get her on but you got you on, joseph, because we couldn't get her. it's a remarkable sit

also on hannity tonight. >> joey?ual patriot awards has been announced it will be head this held this year on december 5th in new york get your tickets at www.fox nation.com/patriot awards. see us there. we will have a good time. >> and jessica? >> a year after partnering with hellmann's tightens quarterback releasing a mayo scented cologne. smell like condiments, it has notes of lemon, parsley, vanilla and coffee. lifetime supply now coming to him. mayo and it's already sold out. but it will be restocked, greg. >> joey: putting mayonnaise in his coffee. >> judge jeanine: smell like what is it cologne? we got to go. that's it for us. have a great night. >> bret: hey, judge, i think you should come to chicago anyway. >> judge jeanine: i want to come to chicago. >> bret: okay. just come on. than

joey. joey: thanks trey.ats trying to send illegal immigrants out of their sanctuary cities and in a red state could face steep consequences under a proposed bill that would cut off their federal funding our next against came up with new legislation republican congressman burgess owens joins us thanks for joining us. explain to us the problem and how you're trying to fix it. >> thank you joey first of all, yeah we found out over time that we were getting illegals dropped off on city streets steps of the -- of these streets and our bus airports had no idea where they were coming from and government sent from denver. so it is an interesting process because what it does denver is a sanctuary city, of course, so people come there, they use these immigrants they end up using resources for their constituents and when they cannot afford they seasoned them to us it is not only cruel but cowardly because it is in the middle of the night and they're got going to stand for that we put together a score bill that's actual

will: how's it going joey?dcount here liberty state park robert my personal security details over here for just come hear from it robert. robert makes sure no one touches well on lands but not on water though. cannot keep up with me in the water. i got a different security detail on the water but look at what robert showed me he is carrying this knife honoring ryan at larkin's seal 19,872,017. you guys, bill brown as well or honoring specific seals this year if your challenge free. >> that is right for this year i want to honor ryan larkin. we lost him back in 2017. i just want to show everyone out there we still remember you, ryan, we care about you that is who we are doing this for a. >> thanks man appreciate what you're doing running and >> with robert. let me introduce you to do what he has an israeli navy seal. there is a whole contingent of you guys this year hear from israel. tell us what made you want to participate this year end the seal swim? what's it's a lot of cooperation between the u.s. and israe

joey: what have you got?the sheriff described it as a violent, chaotic scene that happened last night after deputies responded to a disturbance call at one home only to be alerted to commotion at another nearby home and at the second-home officers could see the back door had been kicked in and when they entered they were met with a barrage of gunfire, the deputies entered the home first, was trapped inside during the ordeal and later pronounced dead. >> we lost one. the deputy sheriff started as a military veteran and horrific when you have one of your own and can't get to it. >> reporter: two other officers were shot, when in critical condition and another in stable condition. two people were found dead and the third taken to the hospital, no word on their condition. authorities recovered a number of weapons including long guns, it's an ongoing investigation. will: a few additional headlines, plaintiffs suing hawaii and other defendants after the deadly fires reached a $4 billion settlement. the settlement w

but then joey heard about impact justice's homecoming project starting in 2018. the oakland based nonprofit places those recently released from prison, with those willing to rent to them for six months. people like robert and chen. it's kind of about living your values. you know, you talk about like, oh, we want, you know, the world to be a better place, but you're not really like a lot of people aren't willing to put themselves out there to you know, in awkward or challenging situations in order to make that happen. and, you know, for us, i think it is about living our values. we're going to challenge ourselves to do things that make us uncomfortable. but the couple felt less uncomfortable about bringing joey into their home after learning more about the process. first, of course, is the vetting done by the parole board before an inmate is released? it takes quite a long time. then homecoming project director bernadette butler says it's their turn. they have to. on top of that, go through our own vetting process. that is, before they even go through what we call

is this a ploy it sounds like ii >> joey i will start with you.ce gouging, some say and i ds it's a socialist attempt to put a cap or reduce prices when in i the end it really is just abouta supply and demanndd and it's ner worked in history. >> it's funny how they like to use before the pandemic so they can encompascas the trump years into where prices and interest rates are going but trump can't say that in a regular world daya did wellnd for 2 and a half yeas than the pandemic screwed up some things he can't say that but they can because it puts distance between them and their bad policies the result of the root cause as she's not the borders are but she root cause are she's trying to pick -- fix housing and affordability of grocerie shes on the backend one purchasing and rather thangi what's causing these things to be expensive to begin with her of all people who should have an doctorate in what root causes are she's travelled everywherehe but the border to find out what the root causes of immigrationd you think she would try to fixot the root

two great guests we have newt gingrich in joey piscitelli? who is joey piscitelli?ery important stick with me. before we get to our guest democracy voting junior who likes the word democracy the most? dictators. fascfascist, marxist, autocrats. they don't like to practice democracy venezuela, turkey, north korea, syria, you back a scan, them's of zimbabwe, and at 100 other dictatorships brutal regimes. genocidal regimes. they claim to be democracies that have the vote. the vote comment when you go in and vote. when you mail and to vote is not enough. anybody can vote on any place on the face of the earth. they use voting as a cover for dictatorships this country we vote for representative government. we vote for a constitutional republic. when we vote, we want to be informed. we want to have knowledge. who are we voting for? or we voting against? the president is extreme and powerful. we have had wars to protect our constitutional republic a representative republic. we have a civil war to end slavery. in order to allow people to vote. we ado adopt the 13th, 14th and

joey. >> mike and amber. albert chao is the second generation owner of great wall hardware, and it's his livelihood that's now on hold after this devastating fire. but despite the widespread damage, he says it could have been worse. plywood now covers up the former glass front door to the great wall hardware stor, next to this gas station on taraval, near 29th in san francisco's sunset district. firefighters battling the flames around 4:00 sunday morning after a neighbor hears a startling sound. >> i was up around 4 a.m. to use the bathroom, and i heard an explosion really loud. just boom. >> owner albert chao tells us the fire gutted his family business serving the sunset neighborhood. since 1983. >> thinking about what it looks like every morning when i come in and i open the store. so now it's just. oh, i don't know. looks like a train wreck in there. >> the fire sending smoke into the apartments above, forcing three people out of their homes, including chao's mother, the founder of the store, taken to the

joey? >> coffee.ou. >> if i drank coffee, then there would be something wrong with me. >> what happens? >> these robot legs start running. >> now i get it. >> coffee hates me more than i hate coffee. >> jillian. >> there's a lot of things that annoy me. >> try to focus. >> the first thing that came to my head is stanley cups. i find them very irritating. [ simultaneous talking ] >> i made a list. sushi. i don't understand sushi. never well. it's uncooked, it comes from the ocean which is the earth's toilet. zucchini or any kind of squash, the texture of it doesn't make any sense. when it's hard it's gross, when it's soft it's gross. i hate zucchini. the olympics. i went through it, i tried. i hate the olympics. emo. i hate emo music. i hate most music between 2,002,010. not a fan of country but i won't say i hate it because our viewers would come after me. >> do you hate dogs too? >> i love dogs. jesus, you ever watch the show? what will you still buy at the store and not online, joey? >> what do i bu

joey.from uncle jeff and my dad's biggest little brother, michael troy passed away today from cancer that sees the tall one on the on the far right. there are a few things about him. is born in 1964, in a small town called ellijay, georgia. >> that's him sitting down and my dad's next to him almost the same height. he's a big guy. we used to say that he reminded us of the undertaker. he was somewhere between six, five, six, six, and his nickname was big an but probably the biggest thing about him was his heart. he had one biological daughter, my cousin hannah, but he had seven kids. he claim total through marriage and 15 grandkids. i have no doubt pretty much all of them are at his house right now. he he was the first one in our family to go college. i didn't realize you went to college and learned to work on engines. he was kind of a seven at that. he used to build racing engines for our little his little brother jeff, my youngest uncle, until they got too old for that. and they started a

you can look at it, joey. >> yeah, it is concerning. he said in that clip, you have me for another 100 days but corrected to 90 days. i think he was talking to a reporter, kid, most people are a kid compared to him. but it makes you wonder, it feels like it has been a contentious relationship between president biden and vice president harris, but as he forced to give up the reins? i don't know if she's making decisions, but if it's obvious they are trying to tie her anything remotely close to a win. this trait at this moment is biden trying to secure some sort of legacy other than the guy that stayed too long. i guess i can understand that and i'm glad those people are home. he doesn't get to on that on his own. he asked to share that with kamala harris and has to get her elected to have a legacy. it is a tough spot for the american people because none of what we talked about necessarily as creating policy that is good for americans for the next few years. >> dagen: in between now and january or even the election, the united states is i

all right. >> greg, joey horta live in our studio for us. joey thank you.yd austin has revoked a plea deal for the alleged mastermind of the september 11th terror attacks. the agreement announced yesterday required khalid sheikh mohammed and two accomplices to plead guilty on conspiracy charges in exchange for a life sentence, rather than the death penalty. they're being held at guantanamo bay, cuba, today. secretary austin reinstated them as death penalty cases and relieved a retired brigadier general of her oversight of the case. family members of some nine over 11 victims had expressed outrage that the death sentence had been taken off the table. >> former president and republican nominee donald trump says he will debate vice president harris on september fourth. trump made the announcement on truth social, saying he has made the agreement with fox news. the debate was originally scheduled to be on abc, featuring trump and president joe biden. no word from the harris campaign on if they have also agreed to these terms. vice president kamala harris presid

joey, we love this man.icking up roadkill his whole life and he has a freezer full of it he feeds roadkill two birds you probably do the same thing don't you joey? >> if you go to my house right now and open up the deep freezer there's a goes in there look at you like this just frozen stiff. one leg sitting on top of the ice cream, one of the wings is on top of the goes. i shot that goose my self on my pond in the face and it folded in the air and fell to the water and i had no way of getting it out of there i put a lot of work into that goose and i'm going to get mounted -- get it mounted one day and i'm going to eat it. >> greg: if you can eat roadkill then you could go hunting with your car. [ simultaneous talking ] >> kennedys don't do that. >> one of the biggest stories about rfk junior was that he had a brain parasites. i wonder how you got a brain parasites? [ applause ] >> maybe eating maggot infested possum. >> greg: that is such a cause-and-effect i didn't even thank of it. shows that he's resource

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lives off road kill joey. this >> we love this man.eporters yesterday that he's been man reporte up rs whole life and he has a freezer full of itfreeze. bird he feeds road kill two birds. the stuff doesn't eat. >> you probably do the same thing, don't you, joey? if you to my house right now u and open up the freezer, there's a goose in there onokinp thg this. this frozen stiff. i meansittin, one leg sitting op of the ice cream. well, wings is over here on top of the ones is. but i shot that goose myself on my pond in the face and it tw pulled it in the air and fell to the water. and then i realized i haand no way of getting it out of there. why are we talking anyway? lot ever working at that goose? i'm getting mounted one day and i'm going to eat it. but no, you don't eat roadkill-t . >> you know, it's interesting, you know, kennedy, if if you could eat roadkill, thenca technically you could go hunting with your car and make which is his family. he probably should not have. yeah, kids don't do ] that hunting in cars. biggest >> one of

joey. thank you for that report. three americans held in russia are back on us soil tonight after the biggest prisoner exchange since the cold war. president biden and vice president kamala harris greeted the americans in maryland last night, including wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich, russian president vladimir putin welcomed several citizens as the kremlin acknowledged for the first time. some of them were undercover agents. president biden says his his administration is still working to secure the release of more americans. >> there's nothing beyond our capacity when we act together, we're the united states of america, the united states of america. we put back together our relationships with countries we haven't had before. >> we built nato, we rebuilt the circumstances that allowed this to happen. >> that's why it happens in all, 24 people were involved in the seven country exchange. >> the three u.s. detainees, evan gershkovich, paul whelan and also karamysheva, were flown to texas. they are now bei

joey: oh, that's it. pete: that's a beauty. joey: that's it. pete: very nicely done.hel: i'm back, guys, i'm back. [laughter] joey: what have we got, pete? oh, there's a strike. rachel: come on, pete! [laughter] you are the champion. joey: we gave the trophy away in this morning. [cheers and applause] see you tomorrow, everybody. have a great saturday. joey: come back tomorrow. rachel: bye, everybody. ♪ ♪ neil: and here we go, fox on top of americans hitting the roads and skies as the presidential nominees calf off a -- cap off a busy week. former president trump barnstorming the battlegrounds as vice president harris prepares to hit the ground in michigan and pennsylvania on monday. where do things stand in the seven swing statements? we're on it. but first, to the great exodus as a record number of americans say good-bye to summer with one last getaway. we've got rick like huth -- reichmuth on the travel rush and jeff flock on the road. happy weekend to you. hope you got where you warranted to go and if your home -- you're home, you're happy and having a good time.

joey, what's your reaction to this arrest? >> you know, wolf, this is what accountability looks like. there's a place for law enforcement when it comes to the issue of causation. causation of a death, where where did these drugs come from? and who, if anyone else was involved in supplying it, was it a doctor? and certainly i know that there was pursuant to omar's very good reporting, he was undergoing therapy. that is matthew perry. that's fine. but was there some other supply that he was being afforded that he should not have been that was not prescribed. was a friend, wasn't an associate who was supplying the source of what ultimately led to was that and so law enforcement they do and what we've seen is that they execute search warrants. they'd get their hands on devices, computers, phones, and other things and that leaves the critical information that leads to a trail of where this ultimately came from and so my reaction is, is that there's always a place for law enforcement to do this. ultimately, they will determine who,

back to you. >> all right, joey, thank you very much. oakland's police chief held a briefing earlier today about the four homicides just this past week. ktvu is jana katsuyama has the update, and she obtained new data about staffing and the number of open homicide cases they're currently investigating. >> oakland police say the two deadly shootings thursday night show the need not just for more police officers, but also a new response from the oakland community. >> what i am asking is for our community to take a serious look at ourselves internally about how quickly we result to gun violence. we have to stop this. >> oakland's new police chief, floyd mitchell, just three months into the job, now held a news conference friday with updates from command staff. thursday night had two deadly shootings, police say, at 7 p.m. on the 7900 block of may avenue, officers found one male victim shot and killed. they say it appears to be gang related. one male and one female later turned up injured. >> officers found that two additional subjects were

joey hoard live in oakland tonight. joey. thank you. well, tonight, a nationwide 911 outage is being reported. the outage is reportedly due to an at&t issue. some emergency services across the country may be impacted. here in the bay area, petaluma police say parts of the city are affected. police issued the alert a few hours ago. no word on the cause of the outage yet. petaluma police are asking residents to call the department in case of emergencies. no word on any other bay area agencies that are impacted. at&t says it's looking into the issue and staying in sonoma county. >> new at 11 petaluma police also searching for a group of people breaking into vehicles, even stealing a family's bunny in one case. this is video from that family. it does show eventually a group of criminals going into their backyard and taking snowy the bunny from its enclosure, as we apparently do not have that clip. but petaluma police say they received more than ten reports of burglaries yesterday morning from people who live in the sonoma and southgate neig

joey. reporting live in oakland tonight. joey. thank you. a homicide investigation is underway in oakland tonight. you can see crime tape, dozens of evidence markers were scattered across international boulevard. police say one person was shot and killed just before 4 p.m. on 25th and international, near the dollar tree. police say they found a man who had been shot in the chest. he died at the scene. no other information has been released. >> former president donald trump faces a revised set of federal charges related to an alleged conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 election. today, special counsel jack smith filed a new indictment against trump. it keeps the same criminal charges, but narrows the allegations against him, removing a section of the indictment that dealt with trump's interactions with the justice department. earlier today on the four sonoma states. david mcewen said the case could potentially sway some undecided voters. >> it's going to be perceived as highly political, although, you know, we're 70 days out, you k

joey. thank you. >> traffic is now clearing up on the golden gate bridge after a temporary backup due to people protesting in the northbound lanes. want to show you the scene around 215 this afternoon. there was a lot of slow cars in the northbound lanes. they were just creeping over the bridge, sometimes coming to a full stop. >> oakland police say five people were shot during a gunfire started up just before 4:00 in the morning near fruitvale avenue and macarthur boulevard. police say they believe the victims were all spectators at that sideshow. they're all in stable condition at the hospital and so far no arrests have been made and no word on what led to those shots being fired. >> now, police in vallejo say officers arrested a man who was in the middle of committing his second robbery of the day. police say the suspect was in possession of $3,000 at the time of his arrest, which was allegedly stolen from a store on sonoma boulevard just moments before police say the suspect was a block

ktvu joey jorda is live from cohasset in butte county. and joey, it has been tough for those in the mountain community, just life changing at this point, greg, and what we're standing outside of right now are what used to be the homes of three young families. >> take a look over here. this is all that's left right now. just rubble. there's glass all over the place. there's debris left over from what used to be a double wide mobile home. here, just the frame. you can make out the air conditioning unit, the refrigerator, a couple of other appliances, and that's really it. and this is what it looks like all up and down. this part of the area here in butte county at this point. so we've got pieces of metal all over the place. it's where nicole reagan and her family lived just days ago. we spoke with her and her neighbors. they lost everything all their homes and all their possessions. they evacuated. they say, last wednesday and then found out from another neighbor who remained behind that their homes had burned to the ground by thursday. the

>> dana: joey, the other thing that happened that is incredible. a greek tanker hit by the houthis on fire in the red sea, an ecological disaster. the oil tanker and tons of crude oil poses a profound environmental threat to the region. the valdez caused one of the worst environ mentheal disaster had less crude. where are the environmentalists and the people gluing their hands to the van gogh paintings over the houthi terrorists causing this kind of ecological disaster in the red sea? >> listen, in the climate change church the idea is to oppress the lives of the oppressor. the oppressors are the west primarily. urps and americans. it's not the same rules for everyone. not about what makes the environment safe. the united states produces the cleanest natural gas in the world. terminals won't get turned online because the biden administration won't allow it. this idea they'll have some sort of reasonable approach. they aren't reasonable in their ideas to begin with. to think they will be reasonable in condemning this or asking the administration to

jackson. >> joey. good morning to you at let's dig into first why this is playing out this way. it's of course because of that supreme court immunity ruling with the distinction between public and private acts, but help us understand it yeah, without question, kasie, listen, this indictment. good morning to you. is lean but mean and i say that because of the fact that it has the essence of the prior indictment in terms of the charges, not the essence. it does have the charges, those four charges relating to defrauding media united states obstructing an official proceeding seeding. and of course, in impairing the ability to vote to others. and so what they did in terms of understanding is they simply decided that his jack smith and his team that they were going to have an indictment that comported what the supreme court ruling that you noted. and how does it do that? well, if you cannot really do anything in terms of the official acts, you have to make it clear that these are unofficial acts of the pres

ctv's joey hoard is live up in cohasset in butte county to bring us the latest joey garcia, good morning to you. >> we are hearing from cal fire today that they are describing this weather that we're getting as critical to their fire fight, very low humidity levels, dry out here and it's already heating up. we can feel it. and they're looking at near triple digits again today. if not more than that. and so as you look around you begin to see the devastation out here as these evacuation orders slowly begin to be lifted here in butte county, like where we're at in cohasset, this is the sort of thing that folks are running into here, homes that have been just gutted, leveled to the ground. and in this case, this house here, not much left standing, but the brick chimney. the destructive park fire continues to burn, leveling over 300 structures across four counties, including cohasset, home of summer rocha and her eight month old daughter, pearl. >> it's the most beautiful place i've ever been to. all the trees and everything. >> it was beautiful. >> cell phone video shows the next door neigh

becas >> because it sounds kine d of like it. , i'll all right, joey, i'll start with you. price gouging, it's some saye si and i do that it's a socialist attempt to put a cap or reduce prices when the end. it really is about supply and demand. >> and it's never worked in history. yeah, it's funny. it's funny how the >> joey:y love to use before the pandemic so that they can encompass the years into where prices, interest rates, things have gone. but if but trump have say that r can't say that, hey, in a regular world, i did reallegulyw two and a half years and the pandemic screwed up some things. he can't ings. say that, but they can because it puts some distance between them, their bad policies or results of them. what's really funny to me is that the root causes are is that appropriate because she's not, the borders are, but she may be. the root causes are as the root causes are. she's trying to fix the price bs of and the affordability of housing and the affordability of groceries. cas on the on the backing end, on the purchasing end, rather than what's causingatherh th

joey huerta there in butte county, thank you. joey. well, another wildfire is forcing evacuations in central california. the pedro fire has burned more than 3600 acres across mariposa and tuolumne counties since it first ignited on tuesday afternoon. dozens of people had to flee their homes as cal fire says the flames are spreading dangerously fast, actively threatening structures and power lines. containment here holding at about 7% coming up on ktvu news at six. >> new details on a san francisco police officer's dramatic encounter with a robbery suspect. what led up to the encounter that claimed the suspect's life? >> plus, at 630, a fire at a beloved book store just the latest setback had hitting oakland's rockridge neighborhood. why neighboring business owners say they're struggling to move forward. >> it did warm up today. it's going to warm a little further. tomorrow, we'll talk about what you can expect as we get closer to the weekend got a call yesterday afternoon about a burglary on tompkins avenue in the redwood heights neigh

no doubt about that. >> ktvu is joey huerta reporting live in san jose for us? joey thank you. police have now wrapped up their search for the person who fired gunshots at uc berkeley today. with no arrests being made, several agencies spent about six hours searching for that suspect, described by authorities as a white man wearing a black shirt, black pants and a red backpack on. he's accused of firing that gun around 730 this morning near the clark kerr campus track that's not far away from the main uc berkeley campus. people were told to stay indoors at clark kerr and the hillside campus, where lawrence berkeley national lab and the uc botanical garden are located. authorities say it's still not known if the gunfire was directed at anyone. no injuries have been reported. >> new unemployment numbers are easing. fears about the u.s. labor market. according to the department of labor, americans filing for jobless benefits fell last week, but remains at slightly elevated levels. there were 233,000 initial jobless claims, down from 250,000 the prior week and below what economists

johnny joey jones. [cheering and applause] >> greg: soon she'll have a baby shower and hopefully a nice hot bath here with new times best seller kat timpf. >> greg: and a good ear tire was his right. comedienne a former... tyrus. >> greg: i need to take a break. before we got to some form or new stories get to this. >> greg so leftovers. >> greg: these of the leftovers were read the jokes that we did not use this week as always is my first time reading them. so they socked, will skin joe and roam around in maple syrup. look how white i am. compared to my makeup. >> even white a long time boss. >> greg: this week the tsa had to remind us of that peanut butter is a liquid. and also that joe biden it can fly commercial because he always has more than 3 ounces of liquid in his pants. you're disgusting. he still our president. this fall chris christie will teach a class at elp arc on how to run a political campaign. he will be grading on a huge curve. because he corrects his papers in bed. see? in the missou

joey, this man's wife died. $50,000 tell us about the legal strategy disney is pursuing and the message it sends yes, wolf, good to be with you. the legal strategy is to limit their monetary liability when you get a case taken to an arbitrator, you have a person who's dispassionate, who just makes his decision predicated upon whatever the law would be arbitrations of favored because they are quick, they're generally final, and you have the matter that goes forward relatively quickly in a court of law hello think what disney is trying to do is to avoid a jury and getting a jury. >> yes, they may be asking for $50,000 in compensatory damages in english, it means perhaps they're out-of-pocket losses, but punitive damages which are designed to punish for reckless and irresponsible behavior could be in the millions. and so that's what the reality is. however, i think think what it comes down to also is an oppressive provision, which in a contract that could not have been foreseen, what do i mean? you cannot therefore