contributors. harris will be marching in a gay pride parade in san francisco on sunday. former hud secretary julio castro is celebrating after his first debate performance. he was speaking to supporters last night in austin. he said the debate gave the chance to introduce himself to a national audience. i showed that i can go in there and make my case and when i m challenged, i can hold my own. that s what we re going to have to do and more if we re going to beat donald trump. reporter: while this may be a week for a break for many americans, thanks to the 4th of july, we know several candidates plan to remain on the trail. joe biden has multiple stops scheduled in iowa for the fourth. never a dull moment this time of year. arthel: ain t that the truth, mark meredith. thank you. eric: we have a fox news alert. new developments in the horrifying killing of university of utah student mackenzie lueck. police arrested 31-year-old ayoola ajayi in her kidnapping and murder.
like he wants. i think she was given too much credit for what she did, wasn t that outstanding and i think probably he was hit harder than he should have been hit, but i thought he was hit actually harder. president trump says those raids will start some time after the july 4th holiday, said to target about 2,000 families in 10 different u.s. cities including right here in los angeles, san francisco and chicago. arthel. arthel: okay, kristina coleman, thank you. eric. eric: questions of utah after university of utah student found dead, not yet clear how the suspect and the victim knew each other, matt finn live in salt lake city with the horrific case, matt. this is the suspect s home that they recovered some of
a little bit. right now, our economy goes at about 19 to $20 trillion a year, theirs at about $12 trillion. we are ahead for now. president trump wants to keep the u.s. economy growing faster than china and wants to see china submit more to the rule of law and become a good global trade partner. they aren t right now. arthel: we ll leave it there. dr. rebecca grant, thank you. thank you. eric: back at home, there was a stunning confession on the witness stand during a trial of a navy seal accused of murder. a witness saying he s the one that killed an isis prisoner in their custody, not the president. does that mean the case is closed? our legal panel and their analysis, next. the decision was made we were making a move. we had to.
here. chris is former assistant attorney general in new york state and michael j moore is a former attorney and partner. can the medic s legal team put together a good defense? well, they can put together a defense. apparently what happened was he was given a grant of immunity for his testimony. the things that he said they implicate him in the murder, they may have shielded him from. what they can t do is shield him from telling lies which is a breach of the agreement. being punished for those lies. they ll look back at statements he s made, hopefully there s been a good proffer taken by the prosecutor in the case to lock him down to his owner statement, look to see if he s given statements to federal law enforcement agents and perhaps used that in a charge itself. so there are things they have done, that have protected him. i think they protected him fairly well from the ultimate sin but when you look back at
grown ill from the toxins at the world trade center. first responders and politicians are vowing to never forget, nypd chief of detectives said alvarez exemplified the motto, faithful until death. funeral arrangements will be announced this week. eric: god bless detective alvarez and all of the 9/11 first responders. we will never forget and will never forgive. thank you. arthel: the trial of a decorated navy seal taking a dramatic turn after a witness testified that he, not the defendant, is the one who killed the teenage isis fighter in their custody in iraq in 2017. a navy seal medic making the stunning confession under oath on the stand. that witness now has been notified that he could be facing perjury charge as this is, quote, directly contrary to previous official statements he made. where does the case go from