reconociÓ que habÍa estado abusando de madeleine.n las que aparece con una menor. la policÍa las pudo rescatar. o el Último que dio a la niÑa con vida y segÚn la madre, durmiÓ con madeleine la noche anterior a su desapariciÓn, algo que ya permitÍa y no le parecÍa mal. dijo que la dejÓ en la escuela en la maÑana como se lo prometiÓ a la madre. la policÍa asegurÓ que jennifer dijo que le habÍa dado a stefan el beneficio de la duda cuando dijo que dejo a madeleine en la escuela. luego la madre confesÓ que no creÍan la palabra de su novio. dijo que su maestro de la mentira y un manipulador. la policÍa revelÓ que cuando le mostraron a la madre otras imÁgenes de seguridad, la mostraron dentro del vehÍculo de stefan. >> le preguntÉ a jennifer si creÍa que este formato a madeleine y dijo: en este momento si. vilma: asesinato en primer grado, abuso sexual de una menor y posesiÓn de pornografÍa infantil. maite: grandes seÑales de alerta sobre el virus del nilo occidental. los colores en el mapa representan la cantidad de personas reportadas en

andrea: nuevos documentos revelan que la madre de madeleine soto sabÍa que su novio, stephan sterns deÓ asesinada. cientos de imÁgenes sexuales explÍcitas en las que stephan sterns aparece con una menor, la policÍa pudo rescatar las imÁgenes. segÚn la madre de madeleine, Él durmiÓ con ella la noche anterior a la agresiÓn, algo que ella permitÍa. >> [habla en inglÉs] expliquÉ . andrea: explica por quÉ. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: despuÉs de revisar las cÁmaras de seguridad que muestran a madeleine desplomada entre el vehÍculo de stephan sterns el dÍa de su desapariciÓn si creÍa que Él habÍa matado. la madre dijo que sÍ. abuso sexual de una menor y por posesiÓn de pornografÍa infantil, la satriano revelaron si la madre enfrentarÁ algÚn cargo. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: esos casos dan escalofrÍos. cambiamos el tema, lo que deben saber a esta hora en la "ediciÓn digital", el departamento de justicia intenta revivir el caso contra el expresidente, donald trump por esos documentos clasificados, ocurre cuando el fiscal jack smith le pida una corte federal de apelaciones que bÁsicamente retome el

sterns dijo que dejÓ a la niÑa madeleine en la escuela en la maÑana como le prometiÓ a la madre.n manipulador. la policÍa revelÓ que cuando le mostraron a la madrefotos de la cÁmara de seguridad que mostrar una madeleine dentro del vehÍculo de stefan el dÍa de la desapariciÓn entendiÓ lo que pasÓ. el reporte asegura que el informe del mÉdico forense que realizÓ la autopsia madeleine muriÓ estrangulada. stefan enfrenta 60 cargos entre los que se incluye asesinato en primer grado, abuso sexual de una menor, posesiÓn de pornografÍa infantil entre otros. maity: un verano mÁs caluroso estÁ provocando graves seÑales de alerta sobre el virus del nilo occidental. ya son mÁs de 200 casos en 33 estados del paÍs segÚn datos de los centros para control de enfermedades. los colores en el mapa representan la cantidad de personas reportadas en formas con el virus. el doctor anthony how chi se recupera tras haberse infectado con el virus. elian: la reserva federal dijo que en septiembre estarÁn bajando las tasas de interÉs, lo que estarÉ llevando a una reducciÓn de las tasas hipotecarias y mucho

madeleine rivera is live in d.c. with the latest. good morning. >> >> madeleine: the standoff involves mics. president biden's team wanted to mute mics when not in use in the debate. >> we want that opportunity for the american people to see donald trump for who he is, not censored, not muted, the unfettered guy he is. supreme court has given him unfettered power. american people need to see the two live, unmuted. >> madeleine: former president trump's campaign says harris can't stay on message. >> kamala harris is looking for an off ramp. they realize they are in trouble. keep in mind, last time someone got in the political ring with president trump, it ended their career. the harris camp is starting to freak out. there is another issue. it has been 36 days since kamala harris has done an interview or press conference, i think she's peaked. >> madeleine: trump is floating the possibility of not showing up to the debate as he criticizes the network. he has a new backer, tulsi gabbard. >> whether a democrats, republican or independent

madeleine rivera has more. >> madeleine: this is president biden's first interview since dropping outd to down ballot races as one reason he dropped out. >> president biden: it was shown to be a neck and neck race, would have been down to the wire. a number of colleagues in senate thought i would hurt them in the race. i was concerned if i stayed in the race, that would be the topic, you would be, why did nancy pelosi say -- >> madeleine: and tz president said he viewed himself as -- putting together a tour and will head to other states, as well. the president displaying a united front navigating through campaign fractures. the vice president has added new staffers. some see their standing diminished. politico saying friction between harris loyalists and biden aides. aides are afraid there could be trouble down the chain of command. senior harris official htz has p pushed back. >> carley: interesting. madeleine rivera, thank you so much. bring in fox news contributor joe concha. good morning. we heard joe biden name-drop nancy pelosi when talking about why he exited the race. nancy pe

madeleine rivera. >> madeleine: a new adwhere kamala harris leans into her record to make the case shegh on the border, watch. >> kamala harris spent decades fighting border crime. she took on drug cartels and jailed gang members for smuggling drugs and weapons across the border. >> madeleine: sheriff mike madrow says she did nothing to stop people from illegally crossing the border. former president trump criticized harris on immigration saying this in a nearly two-hour long conversation with elon musk on monday. >> i saw an adby kamala saying how she will provide border security. where has she been for 3-1/2 years? she's saying she was strong on the border. she does not have to say it, close it up right now. >> madeleine: white house is pushing back on characterization that kamala is trying to flip the script, pointing to know ares for not passing the border bill. >> she's has an ad, she says they need more agents. if president biden is doing such a good job, why do we need more? >> you know who is getting in the way? republicans in congress. you know who else is getting in the way?

madeleine rivera is in washington with latest. >> madeleine: vice president kamala harris trying to takerosecutor. >> i went after trans national gangs, drug cartels and human traffickers. we had a chance to pass the toughest bill in decades, when i'm president, i will assign the bill. >> madeleine: she flip-flopped on other proposals she supported in the past. >> no question we have to re-examine ice and its role and way it is being administered. >> you support medicare for all to people in this country illegally. >> i'm opposed to any policy that would deny any human from access from public safety, public education or public health. we have to have a secure border, i will say we will not treat people who are cross illegally as criminals. >> madeleine: immigration is a top issue for voters, ranking just below the economy. j.d. vance in san antonio and houston today. >> lawrence: unbelievable. thanks. bring in rachel campos-duffy, co-host of "fox and friends" on the weekend. she has a record for everyone to see. she gets to move to the center in this race. >> rachel: i don't think she wi

madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: good morning. r.f.k. jr. decision to withdraw from arizona state ballot is raising speculation he could end his presidential bid soon. early friday morning, revealing paperwork kennedy, shanahan and their 11 electors filed. can appear on the ballot in the state, signatures have come under scrutiny because some were gathered by a super pac, which is banned. earlier this week, shanahan suggested campaign may be open to ending their bid and joining forces with former president trump to priest kamala harris from winning. trump's campaign is teasing a special guest they say will join at the rally in arizona today. trump says he would welcome his endorsement. >> had a great relationship with him over the years. i respect him. he respects me. i have no idea if he's going to endorse me. he has a news conference. we are in the same state, it is possible we will discuss it. he was treated unfairly by democrats. he would have beaten joe biden in a democratic primary. no doubt about it. they made it impossible for him. y

. >> madeleine rivera is live in washington. hey, madeleine. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning. president kamala harris' week-long trip through seven p battleground states is coming full circle, capping it off with a fundraiser in an area where she began her career as a pros you cue tore, the event in san a fran raised more than $12 million adding to the $36 million the campaign said it hauled in after harris announced minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate. the crowd is expected to hear not only from harris but also from former house speaker nancy pelosi, pelosi has been tight-lipped about the role she played in getting fiewn step aside but -- president biden to step aside but she's been very vocal about the enthusiasm for the new democratic ticket. a poll shows harris is leading former president trump in three battleground states, ahead of 4 points in michigan, wisconsin and pens vein consider. despite the upswing, voters prefer president trump when it comes to immigration and the economy. harris says she wants to lay out her economic plat form in the womaning days. >

jorge: nuevos datos en el caso de madeleine soto.aÑos. quedÓ captado en cÁmara el momento en el que un hombre atenta contra su propia vida. tenemos todos los detalles y les vamos a decir como termino. los esperamos. ilia: la corte de justicia de miami desestimÓ los cargos contra el presidente de la federaciÓn colombiana de fÚtbol. habÍa sido acusado de 3 delitos de agresiÓn a un guardia. jorge: aumenta el Éxodo venezolano a estados unidos a venezolano a estados unidos a travÉs de la selva camila probó el nuevo aroma de los flings relax de gain y todo cambió. (♪♪) (silencio) (♪♪) (♪♪) hey david, hay que olerlo para entenderlo. prueba el increíble nuevo aroma de los flings relax de gain. prueba también las nuevas relax scent beads de gain... para el doble de vibras. el exodo de en el po ilia: las predicciones de la permanencia de nicolÁs maduro en el poder y el Éxodo de venezolanos estÁ cumpliendo. jorge: atraviesan la selva del darÍan para llegar a estados unidos. pedro: el cruce de migrantes venezolanos no para por la selva del darÍa

. >> carley: there is more, madeleine rivera will tell us what to expect later today. >> madeleine: good about his path forward today. the question is whether he'll endorse former president trump. here is tweet in arizona secretary of state revealing paperwork that kennedy, shanahan and their 11 electors filed. earlier this week, shanahan suggested the campaign may join forces with trump to stop vice president kamala harris from winning. trump's campaign is teasing a special guest that will join him in arizona today. no word if that is kennedy. trumps he would welcome his endorsement. >> i've had a great relationship with him over the years. i respect him. he respects me. no idea if he will endorse me. he has a news conference, it is possible we'll meet tomorrow and will be discussing it. he was treated unfairly by democrats, he would have beaten joe biden in a democratic primary, no doubt, they made it impossible for him. you have to get 60% of the vote to get in. democrats did same thing to joe biden, they threw joe biden out of the party. >> madeleine: kennedy support struggled with l

la madre de madeleine soto defendiÓ a su novio acusado de abusar de su hija de 13 aÑos y de grabarlo su hija como algo natural, y tambiÉn dijo que no era nada malo, y dijo tambiÉn que ya le contÓ a lasa creas que su hija madeleine le habÍa confesado a sterns que estaba enamorada de un chico. un caso muy triste. tambiÉn hay mÁs informaciÓn, nuevos detalles de la mujer colombo estadounidense, ustedes la conocen, ana marÍa henao es aparecida en espaÑa, en madrid, y su marido es seÑalado como principal sospechoso de secas, la bÚsqueda de henao estÁ en italia, estÁn siguiendo el rastro que dejo el telÉfono del sospechoso, quien estÁ detenido de forma preventiva sin derecho a fianza en los estados unidos.♪ [mÚsica] ♪ mÁs presentaron una demanda [mÚsica] ♪ borja: vamos con otra noticia de Última hora, texas y algunos 15 estados mÁs presentaron una demanda para detener el programa parole in place, lanzado por el presidente joe biden y que le darÍa estatus legal a cÓnyuges casados con ciudadanos estadounidenses y a sus hijastros. ellos argumentan que la anÍs biden paso por alto. era algo que

. >> carley: madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: it is crunch time for the vice president whond speaking with finalists. per wash"washington post," thret on sunday, josh walz, josh shapiro and mark kelly. josh shapiro and kelly are seen as heavy favorites because of their chance of carrying their home states to victory in november. josh shapiro deannounce ing som. kelly sparks speculation he might be out of contention when he released a post saying his mission was -- kelly saying whether it was from my time in the navy and nasa, serving in united states senate or visiting overseas, when your country asks you to serve, you answer the call. former president trump's running mate j.d. vance toll maria bartiromo they are ready. >> i don't care who she chooses it will not be good for the country and president trump and i are ready. donald trump delivered peace and prosperity. kamala harris delivered open border and skyrocketing inflation. there will be a briefing today on the situation in the middle east. her blitz kicks off tomorrow. >> carley: madeleine rivera, thank you. joining

invitamos a madeleine lamas que sabe de viaje. cÓmo estÁs? madeleine: muy bien.eleine: honestamente, para un viaje de tres o cuatro dÍas yo no lo sugiero. a menos que tengamos que llevar algÚn tipo de medicamento o encargo que no vayan a pasar por seguridad porque recuerda que tenemos un lÍmite de 3.4 onzas. aquellas chicas que quieren estar bellas que vean lo que hice con francisca sobre la regla 333. estÁ en mi instagram. hay tres cosas que podemos tener en cuenta. la maleta de mano primero que nada te ahorra. las aerolÍneas estÁn cobrando hasta $45 por maleta cada ida. hablamos de un ahorro de $70 o $90 por persona. segundo la contingencia. no sabemos si la maleta llega o no. si se extravÍa para un fin de semana de tres dÍas tenemos un problema. y Último lo mÁs importante, la felicidad es tomar tu maleta y salir directamente para la calle. no tienen que parar buscar maleta. raÚl: literalmente, eso no tiene precio. es sÚper prÁctico. otra pregunta. vamos a texas. guadalupe pÉrez. guadalupe: quiero irme en carretera a visitar a mi familia. cuÁl es la mejor hora

guardaba un arma precisamente en el cuarto de huÉspedes, y afirmÓ que despuÉs de la desapariciÓn de madeleineacias por esta informaciÓn, y antes de despedirnos queremos invitarlos a que esta noche nos acompaÑen en nuestro programa especial, la noche de kamala harris. jorge: esta no se la vicepresidenta se convertirÁ oficialmente en la primera mujer multiÉtnica en ser candidata presidencial de uno de los dos grandes partidos de los estados unidos. presentador: limitaciones para que nos acompaÑa al asno y 50 p.m. hora del este, ilia: kamala harris va a pronunciar el que es el discurso mÁs importante de su vida. la noche de kamala, espero que nos van acompaÑar con muchas gracias. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ locutor: noticiero univisiÓn, siempre a tu lado. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica]

. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is in washington. >> madeleine: point of this task force is to understand what happened on july 13th and make sure it never happens again. the task force is made up of seven republicans and six democrats, they can subpoena materials related to the incident. it has been a month since the shooting. state law enforcement and secret service revealed technology failures leading up to the rally. >> our task force is doing extraordinary work working around the clock. there will be public comment today, a press conference, they have been getting answers and req requesting documents, they have been slow walked. we are pressing go. i am confident our task force will get it done. madeleine rivera secret service says they are committed to the investigation. five secret service agents involving in know plaing of the trip have been taken out of the field and placed on administration duties. folks who live in bethel park, pennsylvania tell the new"new y post" the family has always been an enigma and kept to themselves. a field hearing in d.c. today. >> steve: lots of ques

tenemos nuevos detalles del feminicidio de madeleine soto, de 13 aÑos de edad en florida. madre de madeleine, le dio a los investigadores sobre el abuso sexual a su hija. con esto y mÁs nos vemos a las 11 35 pm, diez 35 del centro harris y a trump tambiÉn los enfrenta a su visiÓn del medio ambiente. pero quÉ proponen en sus campaÑas? la respuesta la tenemos en planeta respuesta la tenemos en planeta tierra new mr. clean ultra foamy magic eraser? it's more magic than ever. with the scrubbing power of magic eraser and the cleaning power of dawn. watch it make soap scum here... disappear... and watch how sprays can leave grime like that with up to 10 times the cleaning power, foamy melts it on contact. magic. it makes this ring a thing of the past. it makes you forgetti about baked on spaghetti. new ultra foamy magic eraser. clean with more magic than ever. pon a prueba a fructis sleek and shine con aceite de argan y kera-system. humedad de miami? activada. it's getting so hot! that's real high humidity! controla el frizz hasta 72 h where's the frizz? fructis sleek and shine.

beautifully put, madeleine immigration. why does lbj succeed where others had failed. so in the 1950s in the 1950s as now the united states had a very immigration system. in the 1920s, the united states had implemented the most severe immigration restrictions in national history. as mentioned, those restrictions were overtly racist and discriminatory, highly highly favored immigration from western, northern european countries and real emphasis in that was this effort to conserve the demographic composition of the united states. and this was critically important? very much so, too. these evil dixiecrats we're all talking about. by the 1950s, they were overt racists. they posed barriers in terms of american international relations. the united states was trying to fortify its relationships with decolonizing newly established in places like asia, africa, the also so the actual immigration that was happening, in fact, was happening outside of the immigration laws and all these fronts. every president starting with truman onward, knew that the laws had to be changed. they ne

hey, made. >> madeleine: hey, guys, good morning.ws immigration is one of the biggest vulnerabilities. after being criticized by republicans over her record, she is trying to flip the script. >> so i was attorney general of a border state. i went after the transnational gangs, the drug cartels, and human traffickers. you had a chance to pass the toughest bipartisan border security bill in decades. but, when i am president, i will sign the bill. >> madeleine: the number of illegal border crossings are up 140% compared to former president trump's first term in office. it's one of the top issues for voters in battleground states ranking just below the economy. harris' pivot to the center is in sharp contrast to her position in 2019. at one of the debates during the democratic primary, harris was among those who raised her hand when asked by the moderators which candidate supported changing illegal entries to a civil offense rather than a criminal offense. yet, she has tried to go on the offense on the issue. unrolling a new ad calling t

. >> brian: madeleine rivera has the details. madeleine? >> good morning. after struggling with technical issues that delayed their interview by 40 minutes, former president trump and elon musk delve into a roughly 2 hour long conversation. trump began by talking about assassination attempt last month saying he plans to return to butler, pennsylvania, listen. >> we are going back to butler. >> great. >> we are going back in october. >> these are incredible people, like the three in the case of corey killed and the other two, the families i got to know them a little bit, and a the families are great. buff we're going back to butler. >> he touched on inflation, top of mind for voters. >> the thing that they really is making them angry is what kamala and biden have allowed to happen to the economy. it's a disaster. with inflation. the inflation, it doesn't matter what you make, of the inflation is eating you alive. >> trump also took aim at vice president kamala harris for not doing an extended interview so far. more than three weeks after launching to the top

madeleine rivera is live with more.i, madeleine. >> reporter: both of these men are accused of making threats on social media. 66-year-old ronald lee -- from arizona is in custody after a authorities say he made two posts this week threatening to the harm former president trump. cocheese county police were able to arrest him on thursday when trump was also in the state visiting the u.s.-mexico border. he already had outstanding warrants including for fail offto register as a sex to fenneller, so the sheriff's office tells us he's being held in lieu of a $25,000 bail for that charge. they worked together with the local district attorney so charges for the social media threat against trump can be considered. meantime, 37-year-old kyle alton hall from memphis is facing three federal counts for allegedly threatening to assassinate president biden, vice president kamala harris and former president obama. authorities say hall made these posts on july 27th, two weeks after the assassination attempt against former president tru

then he will immediately head to california. >> carley: madeleine rivera, thank you.oat institute fellow. good morning to you. a lot of speeching from big names in the democratic party rallying folks around president harris. when you are the party in power, it is difficult to say we understand inflation is up, crime is up in 66 counties, border crossings are up and she is the change mat we need for a brighter future. what do you expect to take place? >> kaylee: looking forward to a very busy week temperature is a tough bill for harris to sell. idea she could not take action as second most powerful person in the country is something voters simply don't believe. if you look at latest fox polls, donald trump is leading on top issues like economy and immigration by double digits. heading into this convention, you see a split-screen moment, one side top democratic leaders, including harris preaching unity, joy and harris and other side you have anti-israel protesters who are calling kamala killer kamala, saying long live intifada, calling for a communist revolution and the

madeleine rivera join us with latest detail on the democrats presidential ticket. >> madeleine: good morning, carley. kamala harris said she had not made her decision yet but after a vetting process, it is reported harris narrowed to tim walz and josh shapiro. walz is army national guard veteran and former teacher and served in a republican-led district before be ing elected governor in 2018. josh shapiro gave recognition for investigating sexual,a bus in the catholic church. he is seen favorable in his the state, which is a draw for harris. w whoe whoshe picks will join her. some members are hoping to sway the vice president to take up a more progressive agenda. some senators are keeping their distance. -- if he skips it, he won't be alone, john tester is staying in his state saying he's focused on his race. we're waiting to see when there will be a formal news conference, she has not had once more than two weeks ago now. >> carley: thank you. bring in former georgia congressman doug collins. reporting is the list is down to two candidates. who does she pick and how does that affect

madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: ooanother roadblo for americans held hostage abroad, thes of fines and fees from irs for not paying taxes while held in russia. folks owe 5% for each month they are late and the penalty will continue up to max of 25% of unpaid tax. the agency is on note us to s sus suspend collection, the i.r.s. cannot forgive it. stop tax penalty on american hostage act spear headed by mike rouse and chris kuhns. mike johnsons they are looking at the senate bill. >> ainsley: check in with janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> janice: where you from is this >> australia. >> alabama. >> very nice. >> connecticut. >> montreal. >> another canadian. >> poland. >> international here on "fox and friends." take a look, thank you for being here today. in new york, 70, but humanitarian creeping up. heat alerts, it will feel over 100 from chicago to louisville. severe storm threat continues for midwest along gulf coast and southwest, also watching the pacific, could impact hawaii and the atlantic. we will watch this over the weekend. br breakfast is always bet

jon: madeleine rivera and washington. thank you.or more on this date of the campaign let's bring in chief strategist for jd vance campaign, the managing director of mad global strategy jai chabria. kamala harris wants to eliminate taxes on tips, that is something that donald trump suggested a couple of months ago, is she going to be in any way penalize for copycatting? or just a good idea? >> i think it's a great idea and she's wise to copycat because couple comes up with great ideas on the fly sometimes. kamala harris is about revoking every single thing she stood for whether it's fracking, the border where she was border czar or the economy and now noah taxes on tip wages. the proposal is something that is beyond copy because this is the same biden here is a administration that in 2023 the activated the irs to go after the same wages she's now saying she's trying to not tax anymore. it's anoxia however, you slice it. it's pretty outrageous but this is what kamala harris campaign has done she doesn't face any questions from the rep

will: madeleine rivera joins us. madeleine. reporter: hi, good morn, guys.sident trump is sharpening his attacks on kamala harris on the border. the website is called kamala harris blood bath and it's complicit of fueling an invasion and prioritizing illegal aliens over u.s. citizens. the site has pages for 13 states including several battleground territories like arizona, georgia, and michigan where the campaign lists fentanyl deaths and crimes committed by migrants and the websites launches president trump's visit to arizona earlier this week. there he met with families including the family of rachel moore who police say was killed in august 2023 by migrant who cross intoed the u.s. illegally from el salvador. >> today i was at the border with the victims of kamala's migrant crime wave. one of them is here with us tonight. michael moren is the brother of rachel moren. michael, i promise you in -- i promise you in rachel's memory we'll stop these savage criminals and get them the hell out of coeur country. reporter: she says trump killed the migrant border

fox news correspondent madeleine rivera is in washington, d.c.onight. >> in a rare moment vice president kamala harris and president trump are supporting the same policy as they try to win over service workers. a day after the culinary union endorsed her. >> it is my promise to everyone here when i am president we will continue our fight for working families of america. including to raise the minimum wage and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. >> former president trump quickly released a barrage of attacks on true social thing kamala harris has no imagination whatsoever as playing copycat with no taxes on tips. on another post how long before kamala harris comes out with another term policy. trump support cindy taxes on tips even though the idea has gotten mixed reactions from republicans. >> this is the first time i've said this and for those hotel workers and people that get tips you could be very happy mood. when i get to office we will not charge taxes on tips, people making to. >> we will cut taxes for working famil

rich: madeleine rivera here in d.c. thank you.background noises] molly: the fighting continues in gaza was cease-fire toxic to resume this weekend in cairo. hamas is sent negotiators this time unlike the last round of talks. but now is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu reportedly has issues with the demands that he pull forces from this critical core door that cuts across southern gaza. with alex hogan alive for us with the latest to explain all of it. hugs hi molly. today in gaza and the southern part of the strip rescue teams are searching for bodies of palestinians who were caught and the destruction and rubble of a building destroyed by an idf air strike. airstrike. hamas today since it's negotiators are in cairo for the continued peace talks. it comes amid very critical sticking points and disagreements. the main and disagreements so far we have been following is the philadelphia quarters whether or not israel would continue to keep troops in this part of the strip moving forward. as well as the leaders to just yesterd

the campaign suggests iran is to blame. >> madeleine rivera live, thank you very much. >> israeli attack a school in gaza yesterday among one of the deadliest strike since the start of the israel hamas war. we are live in tel aviv with the very latest. >> on top of that strike, overnight the israeli military destroyed two building saying that these were being used by hamas militants to launch rocket attacks at the same time it ordered the mass evacuations of civilians there in southern gaza today there has been footage released of civilians fleeing and drones. this follows the attack that you mentioned just yesterday after an israeli airstrike on the school that held displaced people. the idf claims it was being used as a hamas command and control center. killing 19 members in that attack. local health authorities say 80 people are dead. >> the civil defense teams move to the seed to buy this catastrophe that we can only describe as a crime against humanity. a completed crime. >> further south in the city today they uncovered a new tunnel. israeli military says the air force has set -- h

will: thank you, madeleine. no secret why she would -- why kamala harris would pick josh shapiro.ylvania has become the modern day florida, it's the number one swing state. for all the talk of michigan, wisconsin and so f forth, the money is being spent in pennsylvania. take a look at how much the two parties are spending, $109 million from republicans and $102 million from republicans in pennsylvania. compare that to the other swing states. the other noticeable thing is how much more democrats are spending than republicans in swing states. rachel: pennsylvania is the ultimate working class state in many ways. you have the issue of fracking which kamala harris is trying to backtrack on and she said before she was going to stop it, now she says i'm for fracking. i'll be heading to pennsylvania this week to talk to hispanic voters. why? because there are towns in pennsylvania that are majority hispanic and those voters, many of them trending towards trump because they're less interested in all the racial politics being thrown at them from the left and they see themselves as part of

madeleine rivera is live in washington with the latest on this. hi, maddie. >> reporter: hi, griff.itle ix rules that the biden administration announced in april expanded protections to include sexual orr orientation and gender identity for the first time. several republican-led states sued, one of the argument argument as that the rule would allow biological men to play on women's sports teams. >> they didn't use the word athletics, but they couldn't really the deny it applies across the board, and they certainly couldn't carve athletics out without contradicting everything they just did. >> reporter: the biden administration says the regulation doesn't address athletic eligibility. regardless, federal judges sided with several gop-led states in two cases barring the title ix rule from from taking effect entirely even though the challenge is only focused on three provisioners of the measure. the u.s. solicitor general asked the supreme court to step in to reinstate parts of the rule which the states did not oppose. she writing in part, respondents have not challenged the vast major

arthel: alright madeleine rivera at thank you. eric: vice president kamala harris wrote at her highly anticipated economic plan yesterday but she says if she wins the white house one major focus will be the federal ban on a price gouging she wants for groceries and food per with butl hope to squeeze in the supermarket. meantime brenda fox poll shows the economy still top issue for the voters ahead of next week's democratic national convention that starts on monday in chicago. as for mike tobin is standing by live with the latest from there. what's a big convention coming here to chicago vice president kamala harris has already been out front trying to sell her economic agenda she's been using the phrase opportunity economy. stretching middle class salary should be enough for a good quality of life. you promised $25000 for first-time homebuyers. she promised to restore the child tax credit on the biden administration add $6000 for a new child pitch was to place limits on prescription drug expenses and credit federal ban on price go

rich: madeleine rivera life for us here in d.c.ell signaling on friday interest rate cut may come very soon if that happens. athe feds at next meeting it could be pivotal ahead of the election but let's bring it former reagan economists art laffer. thank you for joining us with their expertise on this sunday. greatly appreciated. i want to get your thoughts on that. i feel like we are kind of ready for an interest rate drop now? are we actually going to see that? what are we going to make of these latest? >> i note bobby kennedy fairly well and his family part he is a very, very impressive person for this alliance with trump will have a material impact on the election i believe it. now back to powell, he is the following markets and frankly i think it's late to bring interest rates downplayed the inflation has been coming down dramatically. it has leveled off by the way. we had by no mean have seen the end of inflation with this. nor have we seen the beginning of prosperity. but this is really making a mistake because the faster th

arthel: madeleine rivera thank you. for more on this let's bring in robert is the second democrat strategist and civil rights attorney for good to see you this morning. let's start here, who could help? who could hinder kamala's path to the oval office for. >> the first is the same with the hippocratic oath to do no harm. there's very little evidence in last two decades or so a vice president allowed to when there is ample evidence a wrong nominee can help you lose think of sarah palin 2008. you go to 72 we've seen what's happened with jd vance the last several weeks hindering the trump campaign. but what i think kamala harris has to look as people who answer the questions of able have a better record. record and foreign policy, or record on the border, to record appealing to moderate voters. i'll be mark kelly of arizona. he does not upset and any part f the democratic base. on gun control in the country. he would have to put high on the list of individuals to be considered. other people such as josh shapiro that opens

rachel: thank you madeleine. will: turning to additional headlines, islamic state claiming responsibility for knife attack that left three dead and eight hurt. at a festival in germany friday night, police arresting a 26-year-old syrian man who they say committed the crime. and admitted to it as well. police raided this refugee home yesterday and security source claiming the man was in germany seeking asylum. a fox weather alert, flash flood warnings underway for parts of hawaii as the hurricane hona becomes a category one hurricane. the storm spurring winds as fast as 75 miles per hour and waves as high as 25 feet as it movings south of the big island and 8,000 without power in the state. to little league world series lake mary florida, taking down the team from texas. to be crowned best little league teal in the country. >> he sends one up the middle. to first -- and there they are. the united states champions lake mary florida. will: florida set to take on international champion taiwan later this afternoon. wi

. >> brian: madeleine rivera is live in washington. madeleine, recap? >> good morning.ident kamala harris began by talking about her middle class roots in an attempt to appeal to these voters. talked about her record and policies merely in broad strokes who campaign sees this as effective strategy right now. the lack of beef tails on the biggest date she has had left though has left some voters dissatisfied and wanting more as harris tries to cast herself as a vessel for a fresh start. >> our nation with this election has a precious, fleeting opportunity to move past the bitterness, cynicism, and divisive battles of the past, a chance to chart a new way forward. >> and she did dedicate a lot of her time to prosecuting the case against a seconds trump presidency. >> we are all in this together. and every day in the courtroom i stood proudly before a judge and i said five words: kamala harris for the people. and, to be clear, my entire career i have only had one client, the people. >> she has also addressed the war in the middle east an inner where she has struggled to th

will: thank you, maaed madeleine.teresting about this attempt to analyze whether or not shapiro will make it as. harris:' selection, i'm not sure it's a differentiating issue. if you look at other democratic candidates, they've all essentially been supportive of israel with varying driveways of strength or -- degrees of strength or, you know, pivoting to try not to alienate their muslim or palestinian voter base. but they're all a kind of the same. so i don't know that shapiro versus walz versus pritzker is going to be an issue that harris and her team sit down with and go, well, this guy has it and it's a problem versus this guy. rachel: so i don't know if it's necessarily just muslim and palestinian, you know, constituencies they're worried about. young people in general through tiktok -- joey: yeah. rachel: -- they deeply believe that there's a genocide happening in gaza. and on the palestinian side. and they're very much opposed to israeli influence on the american government. and so that's what i think they're de

lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: all right, madeleine, thank you very much.t, joe biden is symbolically going to pass the torch on to kamala harris of course it had to be pried out of his hand. apparently, according to the "new york times," the theme of his speech is simply win. i wonder who vetted the president's speech. keep in mind. if he talks tonight about how he and kamala harris -- how we did this. we did that. that's not helpful for her. you got to wonder who said, mr. president, let me take a look at your speech. you got to take some of these wes out. that's not going to help. >> how do you expect him to do lawrence, brian, and steve. are they going to say gosh, we regret if he does a great job tonight, i doubt they are go going to say that because the polls are showing that kamala is doing better against donald trump than he was. what if he gets up there and has a dynamic speech? >> steve: that's not going to happen. >> brian: hasn't happened since 1978. j.d. pritzker says a celebration of him at the convention and everything we accomplished togethe

will: thank you, madeleine.an is the subject of a ton of conversation, and i think it's certainly worthy of "fox & friends" weekend as we talk about the philosophical underpinnings that have been laid out. and they're not there therely underpinnings bought -- truly underpinnings because they are overt. i don't want to get rachel too excited, but direct an entry of venezuela. [laughter] before we get into that,s and we will this morning, it's important to note that the. nonpartisan committee for a responsible federal budget says that the skeleton of a plan that she's put together would run the deficit up $1.7 trillion over 10 years. rachel: yeah. we're already, by the way, i think we're at $35 trillion. when sean was running for congress, he was complaining about $15 trillion. at this point i think the democrats are, like, whatever. i think the analogy with venezuela is right on. what's interesting is they are being -- she is being so overt is, i actually really love it, pete. tell us what you're going to do. let

thank you very much for that, madeleine. great job, as always, my friend.rker, former fbi special agent, fox news contributor. nicole, we've had these other threats as well, they keep popping up. i guess it's the times in which we live, my friend, but i'm curious what you now make of recommendations that you hear from some in the secret service until we settle all of this out, indoor rallies. what you make of do you make of that? >> as a prior fb everything special agent, i can understand and respect why they would absolutely recommend that the, because it's a more controlled entity, obviously. you control who gets in, who gets out, and and there's no possibility of someone getting on top of a roof. but with we do mow that incident that occurred in butler, pennsylvania, was a massive failure of the vet service, and that could -- secret service, and that easily could have been mitigated, prevented. i do respect, president trump wants to run his rallies the way that he can connect the most with the audiences, and i do believe when there's an indoor venue avai

pete: thank you, madeleine. snippet of the tiny, tiny, mini press conference she held after the event as well -- rachel: two minutes, right? pete: two minutes. very generic answer a, we're going to the strengthen the economy. need to hang some more detailses. rachel: how about starting now? if she is still biden-harris. that's the thing about all her i'm going to do this if i'm president. you are vice president. the president is inwhats if tated, he's a mummy, so why don't you just do it or ask obama for permission? that's my thought. will: interestingly, one of the policies she's saying i will do in the future is one you've heard in the recent past about somebody else supporting. you've herald famously of concern heard famously of donald trump saying no tax on tip it is. well, this is sounding very familiar from kamala harris. >> the culinary union, as everyone in nevada nose, they have helped lead the way in our country for workers' rights and workers' dignity. [cheers and applause] and i have to say for years

. >> i'm madeleine rivera in washington with details coming up [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, ithat ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ a clear policy agenda. madeleine rivera has details on the democratic national convention wrapping up thursday night with vice president kamala harris accepting her party's nomination for president of the united states. >> i promise to be a president for all americans. you can always trust me to put country above party and self to hold sacred. >> america's fundamental principles. >> the moment coming, just a month after president biden announced he was dropping out of the race, leading to harris quick ascension to the top of the ticket. throughout this week in chicago, democrats pushing the theme of unity with the most prominent members in their party rallying behind the vice president. america is ready for a better story. >> w

this is my mother, madeleine anderson. my name is clarice anderson. my mother was a nurse for this little girl and my mother's mother had to work for a small amount of money. so your mother's mother was born a slave and my ancestor roberti was a slave. yes, that's right. my grandfather's father was a slave and part of his property. me me i prefer to live in the moment and i know that i can go wherever i want and do whatever i want and i don't have to blush in front of anyone. this is me in the present time and this is where i am now. you know, i want to know what can be done so that we don't go back to the past and those terrible things don't happen again. try to treat people right . don't think too much about what your great grandfather did. i have no problem with you and i am proud of you. if you want to do something, then make sure that you do the right thing. i don't know what you want to do, but if you win the lottery. a few thousand pay me dollars i hope we were able to help you. i hope it was so. because i think you have a very good family. you

good morning, madeleine. >> good morning.ice president kamala harris' campaign viewed this speech as an opportunity to reintroduce herself to the american public so her remarks lean heavily on her personal story but raise criticism that it lacked substance. >> we are all in this together. aeveryday in the courtroom, i stood proudly before a judge and i said five words. kamala harris for the people. and to be clear, my entire career i have only had one client, the people. >> harris cast herself as a vessel for a fresh spartan despite doubling down and in some cases expanding on some of the key initiatives of the president. she thanked him in the beginning of her speech. >> our nation with this election has a precious fleeting opportunity to move past the bitterness, cynicism, and divisive battles of the past, a chance to chart a new way forward. >> she didn't dole into too many policy details dedicating much of her time to prosecuting a case against a second trump presidency. she mentioned him several times. >> donald trump. d

madeleine, thank you very much. conventional wisdom is given the fact that before joe biden dropped out. the joe biden campaign camped him pretty much any time he would go out of town i would go to pennsylvania. because pennsylvania was a must win state. so the conventional wisdom is even though there are new people in the campaign somebody new at the topic the guy who runs pennsylvania because they need pennsylvania. what is interesting in the last 48 hours the number of donors and activists have come out and said how much they don't like governor shapiro. because, a up in of them say and this is in the "new york times" this morning progressives and other party activists say shapiro and kelly are too conservative on key issues. they are coming out with other people. they are talking a little bit about pete buttigieg as being pushed by a major donor group andy beshear more centrist contributors and more liberal people. if you find somebody who is kind of in the middle it's andy beshear they say. >> ainsley: it depen