head on at the fair. iowa is an important state in the presidential election cycle. holding the lead off presidential caucuses in jana bright alexis mcadams live in des moines, iowa with the latest force. >> john, good evening from des moines, iowa at a busy i was state fair. we had a lot of fun today but we also worked really hard and caught up with almost all of the candidates who are out here on the ground including former president donald trump, which we will get to in just a minute find out if he's going to show up to the fox news debate in milwaukee just days from now. we also walked around the fair with 40 governor ron desantis talking to him one on one asking how it feels like he has connected with the voters here in iowa. he says he's going to go to all 99 counties. topic to border and talked about why he things he should be the next president, listen. >> what you want people to know about you if they are just going to end up having to side between you two is a top front runners? >> look i'm a blue-collar kid i came from working a minimum wage jobs i've volunteered to serve this country in iraq are. i've been a governor who has been able to have massive success both politically and policy and that most likely to be biden. >> we also talked with former president donald trump and john it was quite the media circus out here in des moines when he touched down here on his airplane and walked around the fair people were just trying to close to him and catch a glimpse of all of his security trying to ask him about some of his legal troubles. we had a chance to talk to him about why he feels he is doing great in iowa. and how he is going to do the selection, listen. >> are you doing in iowa? iowa? it's great beautiful place we love it. we love iowa. >> if you like you're pretty popular in iowa? what's i guess with the biggest credit them or how they say. i love them and they love me that's a good combination. >> are going to come to the debate? >> where question reports are coming to the debate in milwaukee. [laughter] that's a good question. so, to be continued there on that. president trump will show up to the debate in milwaukee florida governor ron desantis saying trump should be there he should get a chance for all the voters to listen to what he stands for on policy and after a long day at the fair listin listen to ale politicians and talk with voters we are going to end it with a nice sip of the great lemonade out here in the lemonade check ups to watch at all the politics will send it back to you. jon: limited it's much much better than funnel cake if you're going to wrap up a live shot, alexis. [laughter] alexis mcadams thank you. eighty people are confirmed dead now in maui as devastating is devastatingwildfires continue hawaii. hundreds of people remained missing his search and rescue teams comb through the destruction. the fire in the city of lahaina hawaii's deadliest natural disaster since the tsunami killed more than 150 people back in 1946. max gorden has more from maui, max. >> right now we are about 13 miles away from the town of lahaina that was destroyed by these fighters. as you can see people are lined up trying to get back in. some of these folks waiting for 12, 15 hours waiting for a curfew to be lifted early this morning and for folks who have gotten in, scenes of destruction and shock from residents. >> and what builds what other people here suffering. we need donations. we need people shipping things out here. we need families fed. yeah we need so much help. >> home after home and lahaina gone one estimate from the property aggregate puts the destroyed homes that more than 3000. the rising death toll now at 80 people as rescue crews searched for more victims. thousands of people have left the island around 1400 are currently staying in emergency shelters here. each is still unclear how the fire started but when they did ignite, the island was ripe for an inferno. extrema dry conditions. [inaudible conversations] seventy -- 80 mile-per-hour winds caused in part by passing hurricane dora fueled the flames created challenging battle for the islands firefighters. residents and lahaina said they were given little warning of the approach and blazed the islands emergency sirens did not go off. with text being sent out instead many escaping with just their lives. some in lahaina jumping into the water to save themselves as this town was raised by far the coast guard said it rescued 17 people. >> they were fortunate to have been there during the rescues at a time when the smoke lifted for them to be able to see the people who needed to be rescued. the helicopters that were launched were not able to approach closely enough during the worst of the fire to see through the smoke. >> the power and cell service is slowly being restored on the west side of a maui now another challenge for people who live here the water unsafe to drink in some places because of contaminants from the fire. john, back to you for. >> max gorden thanks. for more on this let's bring in jeff hickman public affairs officer for the hawaii national guard. jeff, it's good of you to join us it's a very busy time for you. it is my understanding those 80 or so people who have been found dead all of those victims were found outside on streets and in yards and so forth. because you have not been able to get into some of the destroyed homes yet, is that the case? works thanks for having us that is the case. we also have plus sing up the numbers of search and rescue personnel per the national guard and 48 search and rescue personnel yesterday didn't have an additional 70 this maui first responders who have been working around the clock. we are hoping that would speed up the process, finding people's loved ones and those missing in to get into the buildings we do fear the count will rise. jon: is there an accurate count on how many are missing? >> no, there is no official count. a lot of lists out there in the public they range from 1000 or higher. none of that is an official couch. there is a lot of people missing red cross is working really hard for family reunification. their efforts it's really easy to find the reunification to system center. jon: the numbers could be into eric, you could be expecting a few more casualties? that could be dozens, maybe more? >> yes, the casualties we are fearing is going to jump a lot. we are anticipating that. we are preparing for the worse and hoping for the best but we are going to do our best to find maui find closure i'm really helping get to the process. jon: what you need right now? what can americans do to help out? >> right now the aloha spirit is amazing not just here in hawaii were receiving support from all over the world actually. e-mails directly coming that they can help i have a truck on this island elect to ship it over. the amount of donations coming in are overwhelming some the donation sites. the donations are getting to maui there's so much donations on a maui it's taking up a school gym for the donation center in the school is closed. there also housings on the displaced residents from maui. the donations are coming for the number one thing maui needs now is money to help but the donations you can see a video there it is amazing the aloha spirit and the town of lahaina is a valuable place a lot of hawaiian historical elements to it. home of the world's largest banyan tree the whalers village and neighborhoods just leveled and places people love it. it's a very special time for us in hawaii everyone is pitching in to help them get through this. jon: a lot of people know and lovethat tree there was concernt got pretty scorch during the fire. do you have any status update on that? >> you know what, we are trying to get the treat status from maui county we would love to have that update. i grew up on maui my mom taught elementary which is right next to the banyan tree. on so i have swung on his vines. i have been there there has been numerous people on maui and lahaina that tree is very special. i'm really hoping everybody is hoping it pulls through and can be a beacon of hope and a true survivor during our worst disaster we've ever had. jon: i look at the footage and hear the accounts of the survivor the oil thing i can sort of compare it to is pompeii and the eruption of mount vesuvius. it just came upon you so quickly. >> he mentioned 80 mile-per-hour gusts that blew the fire. we thought we were safe with it being so far south of us the national weather service in our emergency managers knew the high winds were coming. it was a possibility but we have never had a fire like this before. and it came quick. the commissions were right for it. maui is now dealing with at the worst disaster we've ever had. we've got the hurricanes, tsunamis, two lava flows in 2014 and 2018. but the images coming out of lahaina and the stories is devastating and hurting the island so much. jon: of covered a lot of wildfires in writing by never thought to be seeing what i'm seeing there on maui. jeff hickman, thank you for joining us. >> aloha sir, thank you. supporting of the victims of the wildfires go to redcross.org/foxforward or text hawaii to tran eight. that will make a 10-dollar donation. the att attorney general america garland yes rate limit u.s. attorney david weiss as special counsel in the investigation into hunter biden. weiss has been on the case since 2019. he initially but brought charges against the presidents on garland's announcement came nearly two weeks after the plea deal that weiss oversaw with hunter's legal team fell apart in court. lucas tomlinson's live at the white house with the latest. >> john, but now the white house is helping hunter biden would have his legal woes behind him. those before the plea deal fell apart and more charges could be coming for it but although do t on it. does not necessarily mean this as special counsel will actually exercise that greater authority. maybe this special counsel is change his tune and will found religious and take a different view of the case so far the evidence does not suggest the special celt's counsel thanks there's other felonies out there waiting to be charged. on john, because both sides cannot agree on a plea deal the case could be going to tropic tp president biden left the white house for the beach yesterday without taking any questions about his son. joe biden has long maintained his son hunter did nothing wrong. he has also insisted he never spoke with him about his overseas business dealings but after the testimony for those two irs whistleblowers the unfair fight informant document he had hunter both pocketed $5 million from the ukrainian energy giant some speculate will be joe biden on trial in addition to a son of the plea deal fell apart. now capitol hill everyone is excited david weiss was investigating hunter for the past five years. was of course i'm special counsel. >> he denied access to subpoenas along the way. he gave updates to attorneys. he has shown his hand to really just be on the same team as teen hundred he will follow the facts to where they lead. >> georgia former lieutenant governor announced he will be testifying for the grand jury on tuesday and ahead of a possible fourth indictment. when trump was sworn into office in 2017 there were two republican senators from geo georgia. today there are none. jon: lucas tomlinson from the white house. lucas thanks. for more on this let's bring in texas congressman pat fallon is on the house oversight committee on the house armed services committee bread congressman thanks so much for being here. the chairman of the oversight committee james comer said he suspects a cover-up and the appointment of david weiss. he thanks it's part of an effort to stonewall congress. how do you see it? >> i think chairman cromer's on to something for what i would love to resent david weiss he's agreed to come and testify to the judiciary committee in september i would love to ask him several questions one of which is why do you think justice was served in a man who do not pay income tax on eight half-million dollars was able to walk? you negotiated that deal did you know about the existence of the fbi at the 23 form and if so, wwiden to ensure investigative agents had access to it? why didn't shut the agents pursue who died was who the identity of the big guy was questioning writing to let them contact under biden when they wanted to trust him questions? why didn't did leslie wolf the assistant u.s. attorney took off hunter biden's legal team when they wanted to serve a search warrant on a northern virg virginia -- met a storage unit in northern virginia. a u.s. attorney tipped off a subject of an inquiry their lawyers to say we might want to go look there you might want to i don't know, clean it up. >> david weiss is the guy who supervises plea deal that everybody -- republicans said was a sweetheart deal. anybody else who had not paid that large a tax bill and also have this gun charge hanging over his head would have done some prison time. david weiss apparently signed off on a deal that was pretty lenient. it did not go through obviously the ends. but it was a lenient deal. >> jon, not just republicans a federal judge would not accept the plea deal anyone who looks into this and sees people that had done this prior, other folks like you and me would have served jail time somewhere between two and five years most likely. hunter biden was going to get probation? that is ridiculous. and also david weiss dragged his feet on the statute of limitations on a lot of this had also run out so yes i would love to see special counsel but not david weiss. what are we going to seat next hunter biden is aware the going to have him be special counsel to represent himself? >> it is conceivable this investigation could be held essentially under wraps until after the election. do you see that potentially happening here? clicks it's clearly the biden strategy there with the kick the can down the road to get there in november of next year. that is in the strategy along with think of at this with joan hunter biden had nothing to hide particularly joe biden why not just release your bank records question of why not cooperate with the investigation and this could be over in a week or two if you are clean, if you have done nothing wrong but if you were trying to hide things they are doing every thing in their power, it appears anyway they are trying to delay, delay, delay. >> the irs supervisor ray shapley testified david weiss told him he had asked to be appointed special counsel much earlier in this investigation and was denied. now if that is true what has changed? why did america karl and all the sudden side special counsel status it was worthwhile? >> it does not make a lot of sense and does not add up because they voice a month ago things when i'm although he needed to pursue the case if that were true why would he need to now be appointed special counsel? i believe the irs agents, zigler and shapley were highly credible they knew their stuff at 27 years of combined investigative experience there some the best people in the world with forensic and everything they said ring true and was consistent with the things coming out of weiss' office, make your head scratch. jon: your committee released evidence that suggests the biden family at large has collected something like $20 million from governments that hate america generally. where does this go? >> we have subpoenaed financial record seven times. all seven times we have found more money going to the biden family. so it leads me too believe this is the tip of the iceberg or if we talk six months ago i could so we could prove a million sources now we are up to 21 million if you believe at the 1023 which i do is as it comesm a highly credible and trusted source that the fbi's description of the source that's additional 10 million we are north of $30 million we have not subpoenaed hunter and joe biden's bank records yet. jon: get the statute pat fallon would be appreciated, thank you. >> thanks jon, god bless. jon: coming up arizona, texas are struggling with a surge of migrants illegally cross the border. click start it's been a busy week in the rio grande valley brit masbrick mass illegal cross attempted rushing of a port of entry and cartel members with machetes threatening migrants at the edge of the river. all that on video and it is coming up right after the break. 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>> jon good evening. the drones you mention will be up and they are over in york city beaches every single day for the rest of the summer. starting at 9:00 a.m. until lasting until sundown. we spoke with nypd officers are part of the drone hair walk away beach. they tell us they have officers spread out at four of the five new york city beaches ra read so far today they've not had any sightings but that is not been the case this week i decided yesterday a gruesome shark attack monday night. going to show how these drones work. take a look at this video we shot today but the nypd fdny launch these drones if they see any sharks they notify the parks department then tells the lifeguards of the immediate priority then becomes getting everybody out of the water. >> the lifeguards will shut down the beach immediately. then it will make other notifications. we will wait and follow that shark. see where it is going to go usually if the shark goes away it's an hour after the siding for a mile on each side of the location the shark was saw them we will reassess and then they will open the swimming again. >> jon, that is exactly what happened after the shark siding yesterday at about 1:30 p.m. this process lasted about an hour were lifeguards pulled everybody out of the water. i asked beachgoers today how they felt with drones protecting them as they swim in the water? they say it is making them feel more comfortable listen to this couple we spoke with. >> i feel better about it. just thinking there is something up there. but they can really see into the water. >> in the past they've been awarding scu's, lifeguards blowg whistles and come in for a possible shark or what not. but to actually see what happened to this woman the magnitude of the bite was very surprising. i really wish her well. that is just unfortunate. >> jon, the 65-year-old woman who was attacked by a shark on monday night lost 20 pounds of flesh and her leg. she is still in serious condition in the hospital thanks to the quick action from lifeguards here at rockaway beach she is recovering from this injuries. we will send it back to you precook skid for the lifeguards and we wish her well. nate foy, thanks. buffalo bills is safety damar turns to the football field in today's preseason nfl opener. it is his first action since his terrifying cardiac arrest after a routine hit in january. hamlet will administered cpr on the field spent more than a week in the hospital. today he showed little sign of any slowdown. making three tackles, one stopping a fourth and one attempt by the indianapolis colts. the sudden death of one of the best high school basketball players in the country now under investigation. bailable white was training with his alabama teammates when he collapsed on thursday first responders were unable to revive the 17-year-old bird matt finn joins us with more on this shocking case. quick stand out high school senior wasn't preparing for his final year of school. all of the opportunities beyond graduation. but tragically his life was suddenly cut short 17-year-old died thursday after suffering some type of medical emergency at his alabama high school. jefferson county coroner's office said people gave white life-saving help until the ems arrived the best of a player was taken to a local hospital but he did not survive. how and why the young athlete passed away so suddenly is under investigation this evening. white's a gran grandfather wrotn facebook my grandson caleb white was working out this team a short while ago for it he collapsed on the floor. they tried resuscitating him. at 17 he was dead. caleb was an honor student, very respectful, high intellect. excellent role model, phenomenal basketball player ranked 25th best in his class on the nation. number two in the state of alabama. rip caleb i love you man. this comes a few weeks after lebron james collapsed on a court in los angeles. not long ago a 12-year-old died in new jersey after he was playing on a football field. >> matt finn, met thanks. the four-day school week is considered by more and more school districts. but will it help or hurt your kids education advocate ian prior ways in next. i'm your overly competitive brother. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. conquer financial reports. conquer 2000-word essays. conquer a 6 course menu. rule over what you write with the smooth writing, longest lasting gel ink pen in america. do you g2? jon: edited about low test scores some americans changes. 900 u.s. school districts have shifted to four-day school weeks. it comes as parents expressed concern about their children recovering from covid error learning losses. the broader state of america's education system. let's bring in deanna pryor is a senior advisor at america first legal and author of a parent of the world unite. ian it is good to see you. accents are having me. jon: tell us what is the idea of having a four-day work week for teachers in a and four-day clak for students? >> that is a great question. i think what you are doing is doing a disservice to the next generation of america's leaders doing a disservice to the country by having them in a four-day school week. but also you have paid their taxes to the local municipality on the bargain they're going to send their kids to school for five days but when the parents are working. now at the school day's turn to for, do the parents get a rebate? do they get a tax refund? they're going to have to get childcare they're going to have to do something on the fifth day. they expect to send their kids to school five days a week that affects school districts are saying four days a week does not just hurt the kids does not distort the longevity of our innovators and our entrepreneurs going forward it also hurts the parents as they try to make ends meet. jon: the school district say they're having trouble recruiting qualified teachers under the current system. under the five day week they get more applications if they go to a four-day week does not make sense? >> certainly if you're going to paid the same amount of money for working four days as opposed to five days then who would not take that deal? you are also seeing a teacher shortage imagine being a teacher you want to go in there and educate the next generation of leaders. but instead you have to spend all of your time going to these woke indoctrination seminars. if johnny comes to school wanting to be judy you have to indulge johnny and his delusions you cannot tell the parents. and oh, by the weight you need to apply equity grading which means you cannot give somebody too high the score that's going to make someone else feel bad and discipline is off the table two. you do not want to discipline somebody at a different rate than anyone else that may have disparities that will look bad on the school. being a teacher is a tough place to be right now. >> had would make it better? usa today quoted a state education professor that says there's nearly 170,000 underqualified teachers working in the school systems across the country right now. how do we make it better? >> quite frankly you have to make it more competitive the answers that a school choice. i'm not saying it's a panacea's going to cure all problems in our education system but the more competition that you have, the more choices you afforded parents to send their children to schools that best fit them. not every school is going to be the same but not every child is going to be the same. they're going to have different talents, different skills if we ushered in a new era of school choice i think what you're going to see is a burgeoning new generation that is different skill sets i can really compete in the world. because right now china, taiwan, south korea, finland are lapping us on the field and education. we are going to pay the price generations on the road. jon: with that the greatest country in the world better education system does not rank in the top 10. >> that is right. we have let this life for so long. it really has been since coalbed education has become such a top issue for parents prefer the most part people assume you send your kid child to school they're going to learn the basics. the going to be prepared for college or what is next but that is not what is happening right now. what is happening right now as they are spending so much time on social justice for their setting to help so much time on transgender ideology. that time could be spent on math or science or the arts or history. things that could actually do some good for these children later in life. jon: ian a prior sobering discussion, thank you. >> thanks for having me. jon: still ahead fox report will take you around the globe. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? 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