coast of alaska. >> putting anyone's cosmic bulls eye on iconic ice cream man. >> they want to get rid of mr. softee trucks because they are gas. should be electric or solar. >> today looking at dead heat. >> one democratic lawmaker admitting that the threat is that trump could come back. >> elon musk revealing his upcoming fight with mark zuckerberg. >> zuckerberg says is he consuming 4,000 calories towed per day. >> computer geek turning into zuckerberg 2.0. >> brian: all right. it's raining outside. i will bring you this from the inside. we begin with this. trump's legal team facing a 5:00 p.m. deadline today to respond to federal prosecutors' request for a protective order in his latest criminal case, not security wise, towards evidence wise. meanwhile, the former president has some requests of his own. a judge recusal and he wants a new venue. can you blame him? peter doocy joins us with more. >> brian, good morning. president trump has until the close of business today to explain a truth social post he made on friday that prosecutors say was a threat. it's the post where he said if you go after me, i'm coming after you. so now the prosecutors want a protective order against the trump team, which is not a gag order, but it would prevent him from posting about judges and witnesses and lawyers and evidence the government is sharing with the defense in this case. so far he is still posting about the judge with this, quote: there is no way i can get a fair trial with the judge assigned to the ridiculous free speech/fair elections case. everybody knows. this and so does she. we will be immediately asking for recusal ever this judge on very powerful grounds and, likewise, for venue change out of d.c. that's happening as on the other side a house democrat has come forward for the first dime to say that if hunter biden committed crimes, he should be -- he should face justice and accountability; but that in the biden case, there is no evidence that the candidate himself has actually done anything dirty. >> what we saw f archer testimoy was a very unflattering poor pratt of hunter biden's judgment and business deals but no material involvement from joe biden himself. it's smoke that the republicans are trying to gin up and no fire. direct aamericaens attention away from the most important indictment in american history which is donald trump's. >> president biden is going to be back here at the white house in about three hours or. so he has been on vacation every day since one of hunter biden's former business partners testified under oath about all those speaker phone calls between the then and the then hunter biden business partners. back to you. >> steve: all right. so joe biden has been on vacation. peter, where have you been for the last couple of weeks? >> ainsley: everyone has been asking. >> peter: i was with my daughter brigitte. >> steve: gee, do you have any pictures? >> peter: we do have pictures. scrolling back with the phone. couple for hold up my phone there is about 1,000. so there is brigitte. striking resemblance to her father. [sighs] >> steve: indeed in the backyard. >> ainsley: oh. look at the little ruffles on the bottom. >> we were dipping her in a baby pool. so that's her swimsuit. the next one, there she is in a future president onesie. so, keep an eye out for that for the fox news democracy 2016 coverage. >> brian: peter, what was the routine for you when you were off. give me an idea. wake up at noon? >> peter: she is a good sleeper. wake up 11:30 and go for brunch. no, every day at 7:00 a.m. she got up. i got up with her. give her a bottle. we would go for a walk. do some play time. now she is eating solid food, which isn't very solid. it's just some mu mushed up frus and vegetable. >> ainsley: what was the first solid food. >> sweet potato and she liked it. >> brian: thanksgiving? >> peter: we would do. that we would make her a big sandwich with all leftovers toss it in the blender. >> ainsley: avocado makes them smart. you have to come back to work. you have opay for college. >> we do have to pay for college. she is very long so we're hoping for a basketball scholarship maybe swimming. >> brian: she is very long. >> steve: your wife, hillary vaughn seen on tv every day, she was off the first couple of months. and then you took over. i'm just curious when you would be taking care of brigitte at home and her mom would be on tv, did she make the connection there's my mom? >> peter: not yet. but i made the connection since she was chasing lawmakers we can't have any democrats to come over and baby-sit because they might be upset. >> brian: hostile. >> ainsley: they have leave for the dads too, piggy back it and save money don't have to do day care or call a nanny or call the grandparents. >> peter: we did something i learned about here at the white house over the last couple years. i would just spend most of the day talking to my child about her overseas business dealings. >> steve: and that future president onesie that you were holding her up in that was a gift from? >> peter: somebody that works here. >> steve: we nice. >> ainsley: i don't say who i'm voting for but i would vote for her. >> peter: there could be awkward q&a's there if i'm still in the chair in the front row like, hey, when you were teething on june 30th, 2023, why didn't you just go to sleep? >> brian: she would wirth under questioning. >> steve: spoken like a true new dad. >> ainsley: nothing better than being a parent congratulations. >> steve: i disagree. being a grandparent. >> ainsley: can that really be better than being a parent? >> steve: kathy and i love it. peter, thank you very much for the live report. get ready, you are up at 8:00, too. >> peter: see you then. >> steve: in peter's report earlier did he feature one democrat. we have another one, we don't know if you saw him yesterday over on cbs. his name is dean phillips. he's a democrat from minnesota. while he says he's not quite ready to run, he is prepared but he doesn't have the donors lined up and stuff like that. the democrats need to have a competition with joe biden. watch him. here he is. >> i have discovered that everybody in the middle, the massive majority of americans are sick of anger it's tainment. they want their families back, friendships back, friendships back. they want unity. democrats are telling me that they want not a coronation but they want a competition. >> brian: do you know what in the polls say the same exact thing. this guy dean phillips, congressman, relatively knew. talked about sitting down, watching television, said i have got to go help out. i have got to go help the country. goes to congress. says he loves it. now he says he wants to be president. look at these stats that show that maybe the democratic party is looking for somebody else. >> ainsley: not yet decided if he going to run against joe biden. is encouraging other people to jump in. which would be nice to have other people jump in as democrats. cited this poll from the "new york times." most people would prefer somebody other than joe biden. 45%. >> ainsley: 45% want to nominate biden but 50% want a different person. >> steve: they are concerned about joe biden's age and the best ability to lead going forward regarding cornell west running as a third party phillips doesn't like him because he could take votes away from democrats. ultimately he is a democrat. he wants the democrats to win and cornel west poses an existential threat to a democrat in the white house. >> brian: you know about this whole transgender playing in women sports specifically and when it comes to tennis martina 1/2 control la made it clear most clear people i know outlines of megan rapinoe and alex morgan see it as inherently unfair and now she is speaking out against. she gets backlash every time she speaks out. once again a situation where a transgender tennis player failed on the men's side wins a championship on the woman's side. >> steve: right we're talking about alicia raulie, a biological man won the women's grass court international tournament for 5-plus in the singles and national indoor singles and doubles as well. and given the fact that this alicia raulie won, a biological man in a female sport, that caused -- that prompted a former player kim jones, the founder of the independent council on women's sports to tweet this out. >> ainsley: this is part of what she tweeted women's tennis turning into laughingstock because of terrible poles men over women who have discovered a love of tennis. while martina was upset about this and she ripped the ufta. she says this. come on it's not for failed male athletes whatever age. this is not right. it is not fair u.s. women's open this month just with self-id? i don't think so. >> in new york city in a week or two. >> maybe the answer is yes. maybe the usta would allow them to do that. she has a lot of voice. not only is she famous. hall of famer. got it. she also came out, one of the first major athletes to come out and say that she was a lesbian. and she took a lot of slings and arrows for that. and she has fought through it and getting a lot of awards because of it and that was great as a trailblazer. when she comes out and says, this all she got was blowback. >> ainsley: we have heard serena talk about it and caitlyn jenner talk about it. serena said look i'm one of the number one women in the world and played a male athlete 200 and something in the world and he beat me. >> steve: right. and brian and i have actually played the chris everett tournament of down in del ray, florida. martina was my doubles partner. >> ainsley: sounds like a fair match said, steve, stop swinging at the ball. i will hit all the balls. and so i was at the net and she just hit all the balls and we won. it was great. >> ainsley: great partner. >> brian: i had to inspire chris earth. you have got to be better than. this i can't be doing everything. >> ainsley: chris, go up to the net i have all these balls. >> steve: until you fell down and then the emergency medical technicians came out. >> brian: and i don't like to talk about my injuries. but i did scrape up my leg and a lot of people wouldn't have come to work for months. i went through the eventual, the burn would eventually heal through tracing and putting different band-aids with different type of cure on there. little by little i healed. as far as people knew, my friends, they didn't even know i was hurt. >> steve: the band-aid was one inch long. >> brian: it was a deep burn though. >> steve: anyway, hats off to mamartina. >> brian: so much simpler. no transgenders. just mixed doubles. no controversy no. -- john lovett was the umpire. >> steve: he was the chair announcer. >> brian: right and is he a liar. >> ainsley: why, because he said you lois? >> brian: he is known as a liar. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley because she has more headlines. >> carley: i got cookie monster brand aids for brock. i can split the pack with you. >> brian: cookie monster, no neck. >> carley: more news to get to, guys. starting with. this human remains have been discovered on a hiking trail near where a maryland woman disappeared over the weekend. 37-year-old rachel was he reported miss buying her boyfriend after she failed to return from an evening walk. investigators believe the body is more ren's but waiting for the medical examiner to confirm her identity and cause of death upper homicide probe has been opened. boyfriend claimed innocence claiming quote i love rachel, i would never do anything to her. let the family and i grieve. yes i have a past but i also have 15 months cleaned and have changed as a person. a possible explosion taser man williams plant outside of dallas last night leaves at least one person hurt. firefighters working to extinguish the flames. site closed off. no word on the incident or if any hazardous materials were compromised. we will continue to monitor this situation. and golf star legend desham bureau making his individual in greenbrier shooting a 58. lowest single round score in liv golf history. it's close, it's incredible. absolutely incredible. 58. >> ainsley: and in the fedex cup, justin thomas missed the cut after this gut wrenching chip shot on the final hole. olf those your headlines, guys. that hurt. >> steve: that close. >> ainsley: almost. >> steve: next time. >> ainsley: brian is laughing at liv history. only a year. >> carley: even season one still history. >> ainsley: if you want to break a record, do it right now. >> ainsley: thank you so much, carley. gas prices climbing again 30 cents higher than a month ago. putting a damper on the end of summer plans for america. >> brian: everybody knows canceling a trip. billion dollars trash talk escalates as the highly anticipated grudge match makes waves across social media. stuart vashy knows all about grungs. he holds a ton of them. he joins us now. ♪ i think i like it ♪ i'm so excited ♪ and i just can't hide it i know, i know, i know, i know i want you. every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. ♪ steve well, americans are feeling the pain at the gas pump over the summer vacation as gas prices are up 30 cents over last month with the national average hitting 3 bucks and 83 cents a gallon as you can see right there. our next guest points out american farmers and truckers are feeling the pinch as diesel continues to skyrocket in the last month as well. here the host of varney and company on fox business and american built stuart varney. >> good morning. >> steve: you have a long business card, just saying. we are at the gas station and prices are higher now than they were a little while ago. >> stuart: they are? >> steve: we heard that is putin's price hike. >> stuart: it's not. the price of oil has gone up to $81 a barrel. oil is up. gas is up because saudi arabia and opec have cut oil production, a lot. that means a supply problem. demand is strong, up goes the price. i blame biden for at least some of this. because he's the guy, he's the president who said the leader of saudi arabia is a pariah mbs leader. they went out and cut production. biden stopped oil production or reduced it in the united states we have to go begging to venezuela to produce more oil. you cut supply here and there. the price goes up and biden is responsible for at least some of it. and what we failed to say here is that price of diesel, the average price for a gallon of diesel is now 4.18. dollars. it's up 34 cents in a month. >> steve: that's on us? >> of course. it's invisible inflation. drive down the street and see the gas price sign and changes almost on a daily basis. >> steve: right. >> you feel it, you know it. like going to the grocery store. price goes up almost on a daily basis. that's inflation in the face. problem for biden. >> steve: and in our town the rotisserie chicken 16 bucks. used to be 5. it's 16 bucks. the guy who runs that store knows i'm talking about him now don't you, mark? >> stuart: i know how are talking about, too. >> steve: this is all part of the biden business plan. the business plan is to wean people off of gas station and harness the sun to to run everything. that's imrated some day but today is not that day. we don't have the technology and cost to retrofit the planet. >> stuart: political price. you push the whole country into electric vehicles. we are not ready for it. draw us from fossil fuels. we are not ready for that prices go up. you get inflation. i think you have got a political problem with climate, oil, gas, inflation, the election. >> steve: all right. somebody who does not have to worry about the price of gasoline or anything else mark zuckerberg is a millionaire. elon musk is a billionaire. and suddenly we are in an octagon because they have apparently decided and we thought it was just hype. you know, we're going to have a fight for charity. elon musk tweeted this out yesterday. aam lifting fights throughout te day for the fight. don't have time to work out have to bring them to work. zuckerberg said i'm ready today, pal. i suggested august 26th when first challenged. i'm not holding my breath. what do you think? >> stuart: hasn't musk just said "i might need surgery." i need an mri for the back of my neck. that sounds like he is playing for time. he might not be in shape for zuckerberg. i think it plays out for a long time. all about public relations. this is pr. there are some in the business community who look from the sidelines and look at a couple of huge billionaires, i mean, what are they worth 100 billion each or something crazy like that? >> steve: steve more than us. >> stuart: yes. more than that us. there is a parallel in politics, isn't there? we have got trump facing all these indictments. biden on vacation. it's almost a farcical situation developing in the election. now you have got in business you have got zuckerberg and elon musk in a cage fight? isn't it slightly ridiculous? don't you think? >> steve: so you are saying you will not get into a cage fight with anybody over at cnbc? >> absolutely yes. i would. >> steve: who do you want to take on? joe -- >> stuart: i will not name names. >> stuart: joe is a friend of mine. i would hate to beat him in the ring. >> steve: listen to you. that's fantastic. check out stuart every and every morning 9:00 a.m. on his show and american built runs tonight 9:00 p.m. fox business crime. stuart, thank you very much. >> stuart: thank you. >> brian: see you in the cage. still ahead. eyes in the sky, new york city police department may soon be turning to drones to answer 9 # 1 calls. we're going to tell you how that would work. plus, it is national purple heart day, and coming up next, you will hear the stories of three heroes who sacrificed for america. that's coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier for a full 24 hours. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy contains a medicine that increases risk of hospitalizations and death from asthma problems when used alone. when this medicine is used with an inhaled corticosteroid, like in trelegy, there is not a significant increased risk of these events. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase risk of thrush and infections. get emergency care for serious allergic reactions. see your doctor if your asthma does not improve or gets worse. ♪ what a wonderful world. ♪ ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy for asthma - because breathing should be beautiful. i've always had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep— you know, insomnia. but then i found quviviq, an fda-approved medication for adults with insomnia. and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? 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[cheers] >> did it go in? waiting on the signal. wow! sweden wins. >> yeah, brian, as you mentioned it was the earliest that the back-to-back champions ever eliminated from the world cup in the team's history. the heart break was amplified by serving at as the final game for several star players. megan rapinoe julie ernst announced they are retiring from the u.s. women's national team. to say another star lionel messi leading inter miami stunning rally to take down fc dallas in penalty kicks. behind 4-2 with 10 minutes remaining when the messi magic showed its stuff. u.s. newcomer already scoring once but then brought in the equalizer. [cheers] >> sensational from lionel messi. >> huge very, very excited crowd there mimey winning that shootout 5-3. they advance now to the leaguens quarterfinals. brian? >> brian: amazing. guy packing stadiums around the country and he is producing seven goals in five games? he is almost making it look too easy. non-soccer people are talking soccer. do you ever remember something like this? >> >> the women's world cup we talked about. those are star players. we are starting to see the stars come out on the men's side. yeah, we are having conversations. stadiums are getting packed. i don't even think they are built to accommodate the kind of fans messi is going to bring in. >> brian: when he comes here go over to metlife and don't go in red bull arena because they could probably get 70,000. thank you. >> sure. >> brian: typing away. >> carley: talking about how alexandria can do it all. i would expect nothing less from her. >> brian: a lot of talented women on this show. >> carley: i have been types away, brian. we will bring you this. check out this footage arizona family sharing footage of shirtless man trying to set the front door wreath on fire. walks up to the door pulls out a lighter and sets it on fire. he watches it burn for a few minutes before stumbling off. the family didn't know what happened until the next morning. the suspect is still on the loose. super creepy. weird, and scary. the new york police department is going ahead with its plans to use drones to respond to 9 # 1 calls. the department has reportedly spent thousands of dollars on tactical drones to respond to emergencies before police arrive on scene. they are designed to smash through windows and push open doors to make sure rooms are clear of danger before police enter. grown use doubled last 15 months of mayor adams. downstairs to you. >> brian: today is national purple heart day honoring the heros who sacrifice for our freedom including the three to my immediate right. dan served in the marines during the vietnam war and awarded for two purple hearts for his efforts. dan d'angelo here served with the army during vietnam and wounded during the ted offensive and matt global war on terror both iraq and afghanistan where he was wounded they join us now. so, thanks to all of you for your service. >> thank you, brian. >> how important is august 7th to you. >> it's very important. because it commemorates when the purple heart was first initiated which started right in my hometown, which is new york, new york. george washington gave that first purple heart sowed on in the revolutionary. you know more about this than i do, brian. >> brian: we did a whole thing on that newburgh. >> you went there. i saw the piece that you did. and that actually is the oldest award in the united states. >> brian: dan, how did you get wounded. >> got wounded twice in about six weeks. scrap metal hit me between the eyes in july. july 24th. >> and then four weeks later in august, i actually had a bullet go through me holt me just below my navel and came out through my back. very fortunate that i have been able to see and been able to walk i thank god every day for that. >> matt. you served in the global war on terror. which has never really stopped, right? >> yes, sir, that's correct. >> what happened with you? >> july 27th, 2013, 200-pound improvised explosive devise blew up underneath my vehicle. 50 caliber machine gun at the time. >> brian: how did it effect you? >> i broke four bones in my back, could barely walk for weeks on end and spent a good amount of time had walter reed. >> fortunate to be here and to be alive and represent the hundreds of thousands of purple heart recipients since this award has been going. >> brian: are you glad you volunteered? >> absolutely. >> brian: thank you. dan, your era was what. >> vietnam. i was there in 68. >> brian: drafted? >> yes. right out of college. >> how soon from when you went to basic were you in action? probably about four or five months. >> what do you mean about the day you were hit? >> it was read. it's a drawn out story but i will cut it short. the night before we went into a hot cz the day before the radio operator was injured. asked for volunteers to carry the radio. if anybody knows in the service that's not the optimum thing. >> brian: you are targeted? >> and my friend volunteered me as a joke i said yeah, what the heck. the next morning we went out and my squad that i was attached to before, went into open area and they were in a kill zone and everything lit up. it was insane. and lieutenant we had had brought an m-06 machine gun in behind a log, which is about 12 feet away from us. and to put down what they call suppressing fire. and as soon as he opened up, there was an explosion, the machine gun was hit directly by -- well, what they call an rpg now. and it was by the sake of god that i had the radio on my back. the radio took the blunt of the explosion. knocked me unconscious. i have three holes from shrapnel in my arm. when i regained consciousness, my whole left arm was all bloody. >> brian: you are in a place that really appreciates your service. real quick dan and dan. would you weigh in only 6% of this country has a positive feeling about the military right now what would you say to these people. >> i'm sorry that's the way it is. i know that the environment and politics has helped to cause that you know, it's -- we live in a different time in the vietnam war and dan was drafted, i wasn't. would have been but i joined the marine corps. i just read recently, that after the 58,000 names on the vietnam war. almost 30% of those, 18,000 were drafted. and that's when the vietnam veterans came back and were treated poorly. hurt even more when so many of them didn't volunteer to go, were drafted to go. >> you told me how proud you are that you joined. your thoughts about the american people, the 40% that don't have a positive feeling for our military. people could it every day selflessly make sacrifice do it for that 60% that appreciates this country and what it stands for. we're not really concerned with the people that don't appreciate it. we are really more concerned about the people that do appreciate it. either way the job has to get done and they are there to do it. >> brian: fighting for the best country in the world and everybody in this building it's 100 percent. thank you. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: absolutely. thanks for your service. trump's legal team facing a 5:00 p.m. deadline today after a judge refused to give them more time to respond to a crucial motion in the state. gregg jarrett is here to talk about the ultimate impact this judge's ruling will have. don't move. and who doesn't love a good throwback? 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ask your rheumatologist for rinvoq. and take back what's yours. learn how abbvie could help you save. >> ainsley: former president trump's legal team facing a limit what they can share about the interfeernts case gregg jarrett joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> so you can you understand why the government is asking that the donald trump team not release a bunch of stuff that's not public? >> no, not at all. it surprises me this notion that trump's social media posts is somehow threatening witnesses. i think you have to do some mental jim snas particulars to see it that way. there is no mention of witnesses in trump's post. instead it's a broad political action as what trump sees a as a politically driven prosecution and attacks by political opponents. the response by the special counsel jack smith that this somehow merits a protective order, telling trump you can't talk about the issues in the case. you can't disclose evidence in discovery, i mean, that's a vital, it seems to me. the of the first amendment rights to speak friel freely to defend yourself okay for smith to publicly condemn trump in an indictment and appear in a splashy news conference and double down on that but the accused can't respond in kind? that doesn't seem terribly fair, does it? >> ainsley: yeah. and the public does have a right to know. we want to know all the details. >> that's right. how would you feel, god forbid, if you are a defendant and suddenly you're muzzled as prosecutors convict in the court of public opinion over charges you believe are unfounded. but, you know, i must say this is consistent with how jack smith tends to operate. he doesn't want the public or the press to hear or see any exexculpatory evidence, only wht he thinks is incriminating and, look, there's nothing classified or sensitive in the case. the public has a trite hear both sides. >> brian: wait to see what come up with freedom of speech hopefully trump is successful. get more information mainstream. the president wants two things especially. he wants a change of venue and he wants a new judge. what are the chances of that, knowing the judge has to decide if she should be recused? >> i think it's a zero chance. earlier cases related to januar. this judge said sorry, no incorporate chief of staff venue. i don't care that the venue has the jury pool that is predominantly against republicans and donald trump. irrelevant. and the judge is not going to recuse herself. it's a rarity when a judge does. those motion also be made, but they will be denied. the important motion is a motion to dismiss that this case is simply not supported by the law. in particular, the supreme court decision in the seminole case of u.s. vs. alvarez, the supreme court said false claims by politicians are protected speech under the first amendment the same way that hate speech, which we don't like is protected, the proper remedy is not criminalizing it is the counter speech doctrine. >> 5:00 is the deadline gregg jarrett trial of the century talking about what will be the trial of the century. thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you, bret. >> at least three of them and then we have a fourth one. >> sequels. thank you, sir. all right. exactly 13 minutes before the top of the hour. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley she is over there on brian's other side for headlines. >> brian: never been on trial for anything, right? >> no. but what if i was, brian? that would put me in a very awkward position. >> brian: have to say yes, i was. >> steve: as greg just said, you could say something that is not true. >> carley: that's true. frfreedom of speech. a former minneapolis police officer will face sentencing today for his role in the 2020 death of george floyd. he was convicted of aiding and abetting second degree manslaughter. is he already facing three and a half years in federal prison for civil rights violations. his next sentence is expected to be served concurrently with the first, which ends in august 2025. country music legend randy travis celebrating historic career after battling health issues stemming from a massive stroke in 2013. he will be honored at heroes and friends tribute to randy travis convert in october. he and his wife telling fox news special to have a tribute that means did you something right somewhere along the line that made a difference. we don't want to forget that that so true. he certainly did. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. hey, adam. >> the good news the rain the downpour we saw a little bit on fox square that is an image doug here with your family. i saw them sneaking around. you are from south dakota. you have a shout-out you want to give to anybody. >> hi to my wife amy. my daughters, brooklyn, sydney and campbell and my son jackson and everybody back in faith, south dakota. >> adam: i know you want to get around and see the city a little bit today. it has been raining but not going to rain for a little while. shear is what it looks like on satellite and radar. weather is going to a story very likely. three out of scale of five seeing severe storms. time that out for you and put it into motion. that big line of storms begins to move back towards the east coast around your evening commute. 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 p.m. running up to d.c., baltimore, filly, new york by 9:00. those are the weather headlines. dry out here for now. >> for now tossing it back inside to all of you. >> steve: thanks so much, adam. >> brian: 11 minutes before the top of the hour. still ahead, more than two years since protests broke out transgender bathroom push after young girl was assaulted at school. >> now the "new york times" says activists use the horrific incident as a political weapon. loudoun county parent ian prior will react, next. ♪ he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night. every night. okay. i'll work on that. save up to $500 on the new sleep number® smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number®. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. ready to treat your hiv in a different way? 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>> well, you know, first of all, i'm not out of work. everybody employed in '22, '23, '21, for the past 20 years. it's ironic because he is now out of work, thrice indicted and facing trial for what he has done. interestingly, what he was indicted is the false publication statute. knowingly making false statements to a publication, to the media with the intent that they be widely disseminated. he just did it again in this article. >> in what way? >> he is calling me out of work. is he talking about how this kid was not transgender. well, that's not necessarily the point. but let's go back to what we know. we know that in a trial last month, the school resource officer testified that the kid told him he was gender fluid. the mom told the media that he liked to cross dress and that he was pansexual. you put that all in the mix. the bottom line is at the time, the policies of the virginia department of education defined the term transgender as anybody whose gender expression does not meet their biological sex. that's transgender even though that's not really the point here. >> ainsley: ian, thank you so much for coming on. big hour ahead. trump attorney alina abba and mikeev gallagher and outkick founder clay travis. and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. it generalized myasthenia gravis made my life a lot harder. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive . in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their current gmg treatment. most participants taking vyvgart also had less muscle weakness. and your vyvgart treatment schedule is designed just for you. in a clinical study, the most common side effects included urinary and respiratory tract infections, and headache. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or symptoms of an infection. vyvgart can cause allergic reactions. available as vyvgart for iv infusion and now as vyvgart hytrulo for subcutaneous injection. additional side effects for vyvgart hytrulo may include injection site reactions. talk to your neurologist about vyvgart. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 62 pounds on golo and i have kept it off. most of the weight that i gained was strictly in my belly which is a sign of insulin resistance. but since golo, that weight has completely gone away, as you can tell. thanks to golo and release, i've got my life and my health back. 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