the air quality is slowly getting worse. canada is seeing one of its worst fire seasons on record. thick smoke coated skies as far as south as tennessee. have you ever had to apologize for being a member of the pga. liv golf i recognize people are going to call me a hypocrite but circumstances do change. all right. we begin very familiar place, with the border crisis office of florida governor ron desantis confirming two migrant flights that arrived in sacramento, california. california is now investigating and the state attorney general and the governor there gavin newsom are threatening kidnapping charges. i m sure that will stick. holy cow. peter doocy live at the white house with details. that s a new one. ron desantis kidnapper? that is a new one. we seal how it plays on the campaign trail. but there were all these questions yesterday. about how these migrants wound up in california. officials in florida said they sent them on aircraft. and we have
children at risk. seizing rainbow colored fentanyl pills. kids as young as 13 years old dying every day in their house. it not enough safe water coming through the pipes for people to use. flooding exacerbated longstanding problems in water treatment plants. nasa will try to launch the artemis moon rocket after scrubbing monday s blast off. nasa plans to return astronauts to the moon by the middle of the decade. there ain t nobody we turned this cornfield into a party steve: live from new york city, this is fox & friends on this, the final day of aug august 2022. right now 70 degrees, going for a daytime high 84. will there was a shower. when we walked in the building we felt the allergy stuff. i looked it up, ainsley. ainsley: ragweed? steve: ragweed is moderate very high dust and dander. ainsley: i don t know what i m allergic to but something. i need some of your sir tech or whatever you take. steve: allegra. brian: every seven years your body rot
what we can for covid. he wouldn t let the police. in now is he under house arrest. he awaits a court daten august 9th. he spent 50 nights in two different prisons and abused and humiliated by the staff. the staff he says they tried to insta city gait other inmates to hurt him. brian: unbelievable. steve: it s quite a story. ainsley: he has a son too. adorable. steve: sticking up for his dad. brian: talking about sticking up, justin trudeau one of the countries not close to the 2% necessary gets the benefits of nato not going to spend 2% on your military. maybe we should focus on that a little bit. steve: 7:13 on this monday morning, and carley joins us with news out of the filly area phillyarea. we start with a fox news alert. this morning s train derailment in a philadelphia suburb is prompting a level 2 hazmat response. a 40-car freight train derailed 5:00 a.m. eastern time causing
problems. jeff flock, from our sister network fox business is live in the filly area with more on this. when did we run out of transformers over the past year or. so you are right, steve, it hasn t gotten a lot of attention. what s a transformer? you have all seen them they are up excuse the noise as the ground crew came out of course in perfect timing. they are on poles all across america. what they do is sort of tamp the power down so that it can go into your house. you know, because it comes on big high transmission lines. most of the existing stuff is the transformers overhead but if you get a new development, they tend to put the transformers or the electric in the ground so the transformers are what they call pad transformer, the problem is this now, there used to be maybe, i don t know, three or four week wait to get these things now, take a look at the numbers. we got them. last year took as long as four months to get a transformer.
steve: there is a new report revealing that that man right there the democratic pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman sends his kids to an expensive private school while in public he has in the past opposed school vouchers for less of a opportunity families. saying in 2018, quote: i do not support expansion of publicly funded charter schools to money away from public schools and putting them into charter and private schools does not solve anything. really? let s talk to boys latin of philadelphia charter school co-founder and senior fellow at the commonwealth foundation david p. hardy who joins us from the filly area. david, good morning to you. good morning, steve. thanks for having me. steve you bet. it s great that mr. fetterman can afford to send his kids to that expensive school but a lot of people who would like school