from custody after charging to incite to write nypd arresting at least 60 people following the chaos police say more than half of them were juveniles for new york city mayor eric adams described his initial reaction when he saw what was happening. >> when i looked at what happened in union square the first thing i did was text my son and say where are you? are you in union square? and i wondered with the thousands of children who were there, hurling a dangerous object at police officers, disrespect that residents in the area, attacking each other, how many parents text their children? works ted williams a standby we will get his take on this and just moments. but first ucb cotton live in union square at the latest on the situation that escalated very quickly. >> hi brian, quickly indeed. more than 24 hours later there's still crews cleaning up the mess left behind from this out-of-control crowd. the work people working behind in reher moving paint and assesg other damage route as you mention of the more than 60 people who were arrested yesterday, about half of them were juveniles according to police. from the sound you just shared new york city mayor eric adams said he believed this is a partheparenting issue. today he also said he believes there may have been some outside agitators. >> we believe there were some outside influencer that may have attempted to aggravate the situation. people came from outside the city to be be there. we are looking further into whether it was outside agitators. you do not come to get free game boys and bring smoke bombs and bring mad and bring other disruptive items. kai cenat a social media influencer with more than 13 million followers across all of his platforms announced on instagram the giveaway would begin at 4:00 p.m. friday at new york city union square park by 3:00 p.m. thousands had gathered for the giveaway which was supposed to include free playstation fives, webcams, headphones, gift cards and other items. but instead a ruckus unfolded and no one left with any of those items are plenty of people and officers did lead with injuries. jeffrey with nypd says he saw at least four people taken away in ambulances and others with bloodied heads. kai cenat has been charged with inciting a riot in unlawful assembly could possibly face other charges according to police today mayor eric adams also praised nypd and its officers for handling the situation the where they did sing officers showed a great deal of restraint adding this situation could have been much uglier. brian i also want to mention we reached out to kai cenat representatives but have not yet heard back, back to you. speed ncb can't live thank you. steve wright cb and brian thank you. the kai cenat internet star behind the chaos has been charged with inciting a riot spurred former new york city police commissioner ray kelly was on caboodle live earlier and says he thanks the charges will be dropped. >> he is charged with inciting a riot. you're going to have to prove that in court. i think quite frankly we will see his case dismissed fairly soon. thethe hold onto it for a whilet it will be dismissed. that's the world in which we live these days unfortunately. spieth but let's bring in ted williams out fox news contributor, former d.c. homicide and defense attorney so ted, first of all how difficult is it to prosecute situations like this? what kind of legally and lawfully binding restraints can be put in place to deter future referrals? >> hi arthel i can tell you the big question here is what did kai cenat know or what should he have believed would have taken place under the circumstances in new york. that is something the courts are going to look at in making the decision whether the child charges will be dropped or not. this is that mediate social influencer. he called out and knew we had at least 13 million followers. and they they may very well have shown up in that park. and as you see thousands did and there was a mini right there. all of that so the courts are going to look at in making the decision whether to continue to prosecute the sky. arthel: interesting, interesting fruitless place a more sound from new york mayor eric adams on the restraint police showed. >> a great level of restraint we saw yester bible of the new york city police department, that could have turned really ugly. as i monitored and communicated through the underground teams, telling them these are young people. we have to be mindful of that as we bring back order. arthel: mayor adams also said you do not show up for free gaming stuff and bring smoke bombs and 80s. so ted, what do you make of that point? also what kind of challenges were police facing? >> i have got to tell you the answer to your last question first. it was an insurmountable challenge police officers were faced with. but i believe they acted accordingly and they acted very well. the mayor has talked about the incinerate devices brought to this location but quite naturally they are going to have to look into that. but arthel, what we are seeing here is the power of social media. and that law enforcement agencies all over this country are going to have to evolve into that power. this little guy, kai cenat, i did not know who dhec he was. was able to call people to that park in union square and get thousands at one time at that location. so, intelligent units in police departments are going to have to evolve. i'm to be able to challenge and pick up on these kind of cute occasions when they take place. arthel: you want to play sound from the chief on the role of social beat making some of the points you just made, let's listen. the power of social media spoke about earlier the powers social social media and the danger of social media. we went from three to catch a couple thousand kids in minutes. minutes. we have to be responsible will use this tool. arthel: i discussed this retired nypd the inspector paul mauro about the possibility of recruiting or somehow incorporating the younger generation to help them monitor and follow some of these mega- influencers with millions of followers, you even made the point that a lot of people are making you did not know who this guy was. is it possible to bring in some young people and incorporate them into the monitoring by authorities? i do not know. >> arthel, we have to find a different way to police in this day and time. what you just said is brilliant. we need to bring in young people to establish a rapport so they know what is going on out in the community. and law enforcement knows what is going on. it is significant and important. i heard the mayor say something about parents bu britt i can tel you, parents co cannot 24/7 loot what the kids are looking at on the internet. under these circumstances even if the children went to that location to try to get these free video games they would not have expected what took place there. i don't know if you can put any more weight on parents to police their children under the circumstances here. this is a riot that got out of hand unfortunately. arthel: it is unfortunate indeed you had a lot of innocent civilians this thing could have gotten worse. thank goodness nypd was able to keep control over it and disperse that out-of-control crowd for ted williams, always appreciate your analysis and always good to see you, thank you ted. >> thank you my friend. >> after extensive search officers were able to find the suspect of the holiday and the suspect barricaded himself in a room, several attempts to get the suspect to surrender were made he refused to give 858 they shot swat officers multiple times s what officers returned fire striking the suspect. the suspect is now deceased. thirty-six manhattan orlando, florida now over police chief eric smith promised early this morning he would find the man accused of shooting two of his officers. we learned a few hours ago swat team did with those two officers expected to recover. jeff paul has the lays on the , jeff. >> bryan, police were able to track down the suspected shooter at a holiday inn in orlando earlier this morning for that is where they say he barricaded himself, refused to come out was then shot and killed by swat officers after according to them he once again fired at law enforcement. the orlando police chief eric smith was asked about the situation, how he felt about it and he did not hold back. >> they put their lies on the line every day to keep us safe in for some piece of crab to do this to them, because they do not want to go back to prison is ridiculous. we are not going to put up with that were going to stay out there fighting crime and keeper committee s safe and regrets us all started last night around 11:00 p.m. local time officers in orlando were investigating a car possibly connected to a homicide that took place further south down in miami paired however, when they sto stop the vehicle the suspect reportedly got out and then shot at the two officers but investigators say he then carjacked another vehicle and took off. the two officers who were shot within taken to the hospital and are expected to survive all thanks to a team of trauma nurses, doctors and surgeons. >> we see events like this on a daily basis where our citizens are injured, who become sick. it's a night like last night that is a real privilege for us at orlando health to be able to take care of those who protect us as citizens of orlando progress as for the suspected shooter, he was identified 28-year-old dayton veil police said he has a long and violent criminal history. there was also another suspect possibly involved in the situation but police later clarified they do not believe that person was involved in the shooting. eric: jeff paul, thank you. arthel: forte off officials say5 real boat of the went missing thursday night was found alive fbut charles gregor is located this morning 12 miles off the coast of saint augusta. that is about an hour south of jacksonville on florida's east coast would officials say he is fine, just fatigued. that is good news. charles gregory has since been reunited with his family. bryan: to u.s. navy soldiers are charged with selling military secrets to china. one of them had an active security clearance meaning he could have shared classified information, christina coleman has been following this all day in los angeles, christina. >> hi bryan pretty yes federal officials say these sailors sold out their colleagues in our country for money. >> such criminality within the ranks is unacceptable as we hold our service members who are trusted with our nation secrets to a higher standard. >> one aone of the defendants is 26-year-old wenheng zhao. for nearly $15000 in bribes he gave chinese intelligence officer sensitive u.s. military information involving the end of pacific region. that info, getting in the hands of the ccp could be particularly damaging as the risk of a conflict over taiwan increases. >> recharge located at a military base in japan. >> i believe xi jinping's lifelong ambition taiwan. he repeatedly has told us he intends to take taiwan by force if necessary. i think he is indeed preparing for war. >> both sailors were has the pacific fleet which leads to many operations and exercises the other defendant is jinchao wei prosecutor say howitzer on the amphibious assault ship uss essex he allegedly sold national defense information including photos, video technical manuals to his chinese spymaster. >> whether it was greed or for some other reason, jinchao wei chose her turn his back on his newly adopted country and enter a conspiracy with this chinese handler. >> u.s. officials say these cases demonstrate china's determination to get their hands on information that is critical to our country's national defense. bryan: the story we will continue to follow christina coleman live in los angeles, christina thank you. arthel: concern gross of american nurse 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the current gop front runner is campaigning in south carolina today. his rivals are trying to stir up some support of their own. alexandria hoff has the very latest on the campaign. >> war president trump campaign schedule has to be synced with this growing calendar of court dates hours after pleading not guilty to his third indictment andin four months here in d.c. trump travel to alabama delivering remarks yesterday. >> every one of these many fake charges filed against me by the corrupt biden geode d.o.j. could have been filed to and half years ago they waited right to the middle of an election. return the file and indictment we go way up in the polls. one more indictment and this election is closed out. nobody is even a chance record justice department is now hoping to limit with the former president can share about the election interference case against an pearlescent special counsel jack smith filed a request for a protective order using this truth a social post as an example for trump road if you go after me, i'm coming after you. prosecutors is also been significant week for trump's former running mate now competitor mike pence. he is in new hampshire today talking national security the former vice president still short of the requirements needed to make the debate stage in less than three weeks, he has capitalize on being referred to as being too honest within trumps latest indictment for it butyesterday he spoke about loyalty. >> i stood loyal by president trump every single day. through the hailstorm of media democrat assaults the phony russia hoax, the present being impeached for a phone call i stood there, i never ever wavered. i never change my commitment to him until the day came my oath to the constitution required otherwise requisite trout that is not been set for trumps election results case but dozens of house democrats are pushing for a policy change that would allow for cameras in the courtroom to cover it live. arthel: alexandria hoff, thank you. [background noises] [background noises] a show of solidarity in haiti school children, parents and teachers marching in the streets demanding kidnappers released american nurse alix dorsainvil and her daughter a gang abducted them more than a week ago from the campus of the humanitarian group she works for as a violence and bloodshed spiral out of control in haiti can has offered to lead a multinational force to restore order there but not everyone is on board with the idea it let's bring in daniel is the former ambassador and former u.s. special envoy to haiti. ambassador thank you for being here. i want to start off with the kidnapped american mother and her daughter. it is said a gang is asking for $1 million for ransom. it is a precarious situation. can you put us in that room right now, what you think that conversation is like right now? what is the playbook for the next steps? >> of my guess is the family has probably using the fbi to help them talk to the captors and negotiate. gangs have taken over haiti to the point where the police and security forces are completely emasculated and can't really do anything here. i think we have seen kidnappers start at ridiculous numbers in haiti particularly with americans and then over time negotiations play out. the majority of these kidnappings and with a negeightnegotiated payouts and e victims being released. but not all. i would like to comment i find it strikingly haitians who have been getting kidnapped and killed and raped for the last two years still go out in the streets to protest for the release of an american capture that says something about the spirit of the haitians regrets absolutely. you would know better than most about that spiritual. i want to go to at the united nations is calling a living nightmare in haiti right now the secretary-general of the united nations has called for international rapid action group to be sent down there to help fight these gangs. kenya has volunteered 1000 police officers to lead that group. what do you make of it? is that the answer to this and should kenya be the ones leading the effort? >> i laud kenya for taking a step forward a in offering 1000 police officers. i don't think kenya is a template for haiti. their officers have done a lot of peacekeeping around the world there's less than 500 in that role right now part 1000 is double that you're going to get a lot of experience peacekeepers they do not speak haitian creole it's going to be very difficult for them to communicate with the population and with the gangs. we have seen a number of allegations and charges of major human rights violations by the kenyan police in a place it's not that safe to start anyway the canyons can play a role. but least developed country 750m port-au-prince where they don't speak the language of port-au-prince is not the right country to lead the mission. quthe executive state entity blinken said he commends the government of kenya for wanting to do this. do you think the u.s. should be putting boots on the ground? the army to help with the situation there question rick it is a crisis of democratic institutions have collapsed on others putting u.s. troops on the ground an option here in the right option? >> the first step in order to have a successful resolution is the united states government needs to remove support for the defective prime minister it will get it never elected by the haitian people they want him out fout. they can do that the haitians have come to a consensus political agreement without this prime minister and will be able to move forward. once there's a trustworthy partner within the international community and it will happen quickly than the united states or canada, or france, or the uk. someone who is experienced at increasing security force capacity can go and lead a mission to haiti. bryan: ambassador ill him a few seconds here but you resigned from the biden administration a special envoy particularly because of this administration support a prime minister henry. why do you think they are supporting him? >> they chose him, he is their puppets. i am still quite concerned because as you know he is a suspect in the assassination of the president and we are still blindly supporting him. in a hypocritical move pickwick set investigation the assassination of the president continues. i will be at slowly and the people down there are demanding justice. it is a horrific situation in haiti and thank you for taking time to speak about this with us former u.s. ambassador daniel foote, thank you. >> my pressure bryan thank you. arthel: horrific and unfortunate indeed, bryan thank you for a new reaction from both sides of the aisle to at hunter biden's former business partner told the house panel this week we are live at the white house up next. you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? 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[laughter] exabyte administration is boasting about the economy it may have good reason to do so inflation's trending downward the economy is still growing but despite that, americans do not seem to feel great about it. a new cnn poll finds most disapprove of present biden's handling of the economy and inflation let's bring in jon bussey associate editor at the wall street journal. jon, thank you for being here. let's point out the pole one more time here. i've gone to pennsylvania and maine for the 'bidenomics' speeches by president biden they are bullish about the economy and i guess you can't really blame them based on the positive headlights but it is obviously not translating a third of americans approve essentially of the weight they are handling this pre-37 approve of the economy 30% approve of the way he is handling inflation. what is the deal here? why the gap? >> well, let's first talk about the economy of then get to may be the public perception of it. the economy is doing well. the one at 87000 jobs that were created last month brings the unemployment rate to 3.5%. that is near a 50 year historical low. it is a good time to go out and look for job in the united states. you can probably find one. last year the average employment rran about 400,000 a month. so you've had a long string of employment growth and declining unemployment. inflation is about one third of what it was a year ago. about 3%. wage growth is 4.4%. that means that the average worker is getting a larger wage increase tha in the inflation re which means he or she has more real spending power. that has resulted in the stock market going upward that means 401ks are doing better. there is a wealth affects people feel better about their overall retirement possibilities. and the economy is growing about 2.4%. that is pretty solid for an economy of 25 trillion. >> is it just a lag here? you think of that's our time people will start to feel better about it? do you think people's wages have been stacking and not going down affected by inflation savings are down. the kitchen table stuff maybe is that what is keeping people feeling negative about it still? >> and pretty much everything you said is accurate as part of the pot. americans are smart they know how they are feeling with the situation is economically around them. it may take some time for the sediment to change but mind you economist, the media, ceos have all been saying there is a looming or session. recession is coming if you say it enough time that affects the popular opinion. human beings are naturally cautious to p of pride that do t change on a dime with took came through very difficult pandemic that caused d cause disruption , job loss. those jobs have surged back. it takes time for public sediment to change. the other thing inflation was very high for many months. those prices are still with us. you go into the supermarket and say ouch. inflation is still there. food is setting to rise higher than the rest of inflation. i think what you said is correct it will take some time for the public to feel the robustness in the economy. there is time before the election. this is probably bending in biden's favor from a pure election standpoint. >> no doubt about it. president biden i guess i'm saying no doubt about president biden feels is betting toward him he's out there talking about this. i am wondering essentially how this is going to play out and the electoral front do you think republicans are going to continue to hit biden on biden onyx? or are they going to have to pivot based on the numbers? >> i suspect they'll have to pivot somewhat. you'll probably still hear people pounding on what happened with inflation. it is a difficult for the biden administration to explain over and over it was supply shortages and logistic shortages caused by the pandemic. it will probably be easier for some republican candidates to pound on what happened with inflation. but the general robustness of the economy and the fact fewer ceos, fewer economists fewer people in the media are pounding on this recession idea looks like it's going to be a soft landing for the moment. the fed may have gotten it right after getting it wrong at the beginning. they may not have to raise interest rates it that much more you may not have a recession and inflation will continue to come down. i think you are going to see the democrats are playing the economy card. that is the most important issue for the electorate. they're going to set you are doing a better, we got the economy growing, inflation under control. but mind you things can still go wrong. we have a climate crisis that could affect food supply. you've got a war in ukraine, ukraine is a huge exporter of wheat. you can see inflation and food pop up again in the united states at 30 happening in europe. >> exactly, a lot could happen. cnn poll shows american site economic issue as their top thing that they worry about. so we will see. that is the next thing like 10% of americans. it is the issue will set plays out for jon bussey from the wall street journal thank you for spending a satur your saturday h us we appreciate it. >> you bet. arthel: dozens of countries including the united states and china are taking part in a peace summit to end the war and ukraine. there is one notable absence at that meeting. details alive from kyiv comingpr up. ovide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ my father didn't know his dad. with ancestry i dug and dug until i found some information. birth certificate. wow. and then you add it to the tree. it's like you discover a new family member. discover even more at ancestry.com remember the things you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra. arthel: russia vowing to oil that was kyiv second attack and just one day. all of this as dozens of nations attend ukraine peace talks in saudi arabia. the u.s. and china have diplomats there but notably absent, russia bred senior foreign affairs correspondent greg powell caught is alive and kyiv with the very latest, greg. >> hey arthel, the past couple of hours were getting new reports of a russian missile strikes throughout this country great this app ukraine bo overnt a cargo ship bringing oil from russia to syria was hit by ukrainian unmanned naval vessel basically an exploding drone of the season. i'd happen your key bridge between russian held crimea and the mainland for the night before that of the same thing this time hitting a russian destroyer and apparent response to russia's pull out from the black sea greendale aimed at getting food to needy countries. this should be one of the topics at the ukraine summit in jeddah, south arabia this week and ukrainian pres president zelensy has met with pound prince. the latest gathering sees officials from some 40 countries including the u.s. but not including russia. they are trying to reach some kind of understanding about what is happening here. as the youngest member of the iranian parliament comment old,d of fox, old beyond his 27 years tells us ukraine has to strike russia in any way it can. >> we see rush attacking art force, attacking ships again and again so we answer brick works from a psychological standpoint are you bringing the war to russia? not just the ships, not just but were moscow? >> russia by killing our people has brought this war to them. >> there has been more skirmishing, arthel. apparently a russian fighter jet fended off a u.s. reconnaissance drone which are russia has said was creeping into russian airspace it. a lot of action, a lot of different places back to you. arthel: russia, lots to say. greg powell caught, thank you very much. [background noises] bryan: demonstrations picking up in the african nation after military cookbook depose the country's first democratically elected president over a week ago at the u.s. ordered a partial evacuation of its embassy wednesday than yesterday secretary of state antony blinken announced a pause and some aid programs to the west african nation. bryan chilcote is alive and london with the latest on the story. >> hi bryan. a group of west circuit african countries have given an ultimatum. a warning, a deadline to the leaders of that military takeover in niger where they have said you effectively either free that democratic elected president you are currently holding her face that military intervention the leaders of the military takeover the leaders of the coup the buy demonstration is not calling it a coup yet they are sent out were definitely not going to do that. we have no intention of releasing the present who by the way said he is their hostage. there are reports these military leaders who are now in control have turned to wagner's yes the russian private military that has been fighting in ukraine you just heard greg from there, for assistance in awarding off in the intervention that might happen in nigeria. meanwhile the block of african countries have imposed sanctions on the country before any kind of intervention and at least some people have protested against the sanctions effectively protesting in support of the leaders. notes of the russian flag some of them are waving but it's a reference to wagoner, two russia of course we what is not at all clear is how much support this coup has to beyond what you see in those pictures. what also is not clear is when these countries will strike when that deadline hits if they are going to strike at all as they have threatened to for that block of west african countries they have agreed to intervene. you are seeing summit military leaders at the meeting where they agreed to. they're not saying exactly when they're going to do what they say they want to maintain the element of surprise. meanwhile spain is being airlifting foreigners of the country about 500 spaniards still have others including france very notably. this is a former french colony paid by the way both france and the united states have troops for the u.s. military has about 1100 troops in the country prince o'brien again the deadline for the western african countries to take action, military intervention is there threatening is tomorrow. it is sunday very delicate situation because obviously very sensitive security situation up there on the ground plus you got french troops plus american troops plus perhaps some of the private military contractors from russia. >> ryan show caught, thank you ryan we will be right back. meet gold bond healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins, you can pay more but you can't get more. gold bond. champion your skin. your paint is really bad. what? i said, “best coffee i've ever had.” (slurps) should've used behr. sorry, sign where? no, i said, “should've used behr." today let's paint. right now, get america's most trusted paint brand at a new low price. behr. only at the home depot. (vo) verizon small business days are coming. from august 7th to the 13th. now is the time to partner with our experts. get started today with verizon business. it's your business. it's your verizon. arthel: island is now a viral sensation thanks to this impressive throw, check it out but that is alexa core doughnut drilling nasa county executive bruce with a water balloon during a parade from about 100 feet away and he loved it. the strike so perfect it even caught the attention of the new york yankees. alexis mcadams has a story. >> new york yankees could soon have a new pitching on their hand after this now viral clip landed 10-year-old alexa cardona of long island in the spotlight for her great arm and a pretty good aim as she threw this water balloon more than 100 feet, hitting nasa county executive bruce right on the head. that video has more than 40 million views. catching the attention of the new york yankees who invited cardona out on the field. [inaudible] >> it is a tradition to throw water balloons out at that parade the county executive took the hits. now seen across the country in stride. cooks are you serious you had a right in the face? [laughter] >> if you take a look at the yankees record this season they could really use the extra help. cardona is only in the fifth grade. reporting in the archive alexis mcadams fox news. nick: so much fun that was you? you got the arm baby. >> mentioned the yankees, i will say that when three of the last four games they are better but they could definitely use her arm but it's been a tough season appear in new york. that's all i got to say about that. make sure you set your alarm for the women's world cup it's do or die for team usa. early tomorrow morning they faced sweden in the first knockout round the winner goes to quarterfinals the loser goes home kick off is tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. eastern on fox. arthel: all about the usa. all about it. i know you're into that too, aren't you bryan? >> the coach says it's the most important game of her career after three lack luster matches a team of a pressure for team usa. we will be leading them on. arthel: absolutely back tomorrow at noon eastern. please do join us then., please do join us then., in the meantime have a goomod rt >> take care. me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. .. supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. .... >> it is indeed my friend thank you very much pat brosnan appreciated. will continue looking into this. >> hello, everybody. i'm here with tyrus and kennedy and martha maccallum. this is "the 5". we are getting insane video of a social media influencer giveaway gone wrong. a massive mob overtaking the streets and clashing wit