hurricane beryl is closing in on the caribbean. adam klotz will tell us what that means at home. caogs in france after right-wing nati nat nationalist party wins big and first round of elections. the white house watching this closely, seeing this as warning assign for president biden, we'll explain how. speaking of white house, vice president kamala harris makes a post debate pitch to black voters at the bet award. >> you are right, these extremists, they not like us. >> carley: david webb will respond to that. you are watch ing "fox and friends first"s, i'm carley shimkus. todd has the day off. we have all that and more coming up in this 5:00 hour. president biden heads back to the white house after spending sunday at camp david. he is returning to tough questions. doug luzader has an inside look at where things stand for democrats. >> doug: stay in the race is message president biden is getting from his family and close advisors. nearly all elected democrats are at least publicly behind the president's despite last week's debate performance. >> he should stay in this race. he should demonstrate going forward his capacity to lead the country. >> one debate does not define a person's record, there is same kind of freak-out after my debate. >> the stakes of the race couldn't be higher. only democrat that has beaten donald trump is joe biden. >> president biden is good and honorable man and a hard-working family man. we are running against a con-man who lied through entire debate on thursday. >> doug: there is report from politico that some biden family members are putting blame for the debate meltdown on advisors who helped prep the president. trying to calm nervous donors. a number of party insiders and "new york times" editorial page are urging biden to drop out. one campaign e-refer to skeptics as the bed wetting brigade. the president is maintaining a light schedule this week. >> carley: i'm sure that light schedule will be analyzed throughout the day. the day is here, supreme court is set to rule today in former president trump's claim in presidential immunity. trump shared thoughts on the case yesterday, without presidential immunity, a president of the united states could not function. our country can be pourpful and thrive and opponents cannot holdup and extort a future president for gain. katie, we know for a fact this decision is coming down today. you heard former president trump's comments there. >> i think president trump makes good point, the test the justices enact is something that can avoid endless prosecution, when you look at the acts of a sitting president, they are always on duty. test between official and unofficial acts, cha is civil standard right now, how do they define what that is and where the line is drawn? i'm curious to see how they come down here. >> carley: during oral arguments, donald trump's lawyer argued if presidents don't have presidential immunity from prosecution when it comes to official acts, what is to say joe biden will not get prosecuted for things he did related to southern border decisions that resulted in deaths. this will haimplications for presidents down the road, as well. >> that is right, that is what everybody needs to focus on, this is not just trump, this is the american presidency. it has to address hypotheticals and you mentioned southern border, there is also the withdrawal from afghanistan, how do you determine if something is criminally prosecutable versus immune? >> carley: with donald trump, what is an official act? the expectation is lower court will have to decide what is an official act, is donald trump's conversation with mike pence, or others official or for political gain? >> it is deleniation between official and unofficial acts. it there has never been a definition put forth about where the line is drawn and how you can determine if something is official or unofficial and in this case, itthe acts might nee additional fact finding. the case should be sent to the trial court. >> carley: when the decision comes down, they are supposed to release at 10:00 this morning, what wording are you looked for that would be considered a win for donald trump? >> i think he's going to get a win, there will be some form of presidential immunity, the question is how they define that, what the tests is and whether they apply it at the supreme court or send it for fact finding, they can't figure out if the acts are one side or the other. you are looking at what the ultmalt holding is. >> carley: could this case be decided before the november election? >> there are theoretical ways that objection happen if supreme court makes determination about the stairn and apply and determine these acts are not within immunity the president holds, that would move ahead with trial. that is probably not very likely, you will need additional fact finding which would lead to more litigation. >> carley: timeline is a big thing, . federal court will be reviewing -- obstruction which came down last week. >> absolutely, that will knockout half the charges, it is not supposed to be used for that type of conduct according to supreme court. >> carley: thank you. another supreme court ruling on case out of organization will impact the way american cities crack down on homeless camps. our next guest is a portland business owner here to react to that. plus -- >> fouled off about two -- jose is out and he fired his helmet down and he gets tossed in his first game as home plate umpire. >> carley: astros star gets ejected after a showbound with the umpire. highlights on that. choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be. like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm... i...added... the garnish. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct. my secret? 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>> i don't know, we'll find out how it is going to go, i dope have much hope in leadership right now. we have the house bill that is like the issue rights now, some say nothing is going to change, others think it is a slow process. it is sad, we have people outz there, a lot is drug use that has caused mental illess ness and we have called portland street response but there are only certain hours they can come check on somebody like when they are passed out. it is a sad situation to see people out there like this right now. >> carley: it is. i mentioned it is a notable change. it says if people sleep on the street when there are beds available, they'll be sent to jail for a week or get fined $100. they are homelessn and cannot pay. do you think this is lip service and will be more of the same? >> the people can say, to try to get them somewhere, the people can walk downl the street and te process starts over. it is like they are just talking, we'll see when our streets are clean, i don't believe they have enough places for these people who are -- there is a lot of mental im illness along with the drug use. not everybody is homeless because they lost their job. we have people who are mentally ill and then people who are really comatose from drugs right now. >> carley: i was reading this morning one single homeless person can cost taxpayers up to $40,000 per year. this is expensive. can you describe the situation in portland? some imageings we were showing, you took personally, what is it like and how is it impacting taxpayers? >> right now, the know tentses a and tarps, they have 88 nonprofits that can come get nine or 10 tents per day. i could go get tentses and tarps and needles and hand out to people. they are blocking the street and if is hard for people with disabilities that have to walk into the street instead of the sidewalk. it is unfortunate for them and violation of our settlement agreement they have. it is really bad. this lady, they have sometimes this lady had no pants or underwear on and curled up in a ball. i went over and talked to her. it is really sad because there is nobody to call to get them help. >> carley: you have a big heart. it is sad. it is a perplexing problem. thank you for talking about this issue that is impacting the city you love very much. have a great day. dozens of migrants who stormed border and attacked national guard have been released into the country, the reason why will make your jaw drop to the floor. matt whitaker will react to that next and nancy pelosi is de defending president biden after his terrible debate, her's was not great either. >> it was a bad night, let's not sugar coat that, it was a bad night. there are healthcare professionals who think trump has dementia. >> carley: joe concha is on deck to react to that. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back... now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ (♪) ♪ i feel free ♪ (♪) ♪ to bare my skin, yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ (♪) with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and most people were clearer even at 5 years. skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. 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>> first thing is rolling back joe biden's executive order. he approved and signed almost 100 border policies that undid everything we had done in the trump administration and it is causing chaos. if we allow border patrol agents to do their job and enforce the law to remove criminal aliens and those that have no right to be here and implement remain in mexico and a couple other key policies, we could have s significant drop in apprehensions at the border and notz allowing terrorists into our country pending a year-long pro process. >> carley: matt, given your background, we want your take on presidential immunity, what is your prediction? >> my prediction, they will find a very broad immunity for presidents. official acts, they will put a law down that says this is what it is going forward and send it back to the judge to look at jack smith's allegations. presidents need to have broad imun mooity from action, we cannot have what we have now, next administration prosecuting the president. that is a banana republic. >> carley: they release opinions at 10:00, we'll be watching. thank you. president biden's family is urging him to stay in the race with hunter biden being one of his strongest supporters. the family is blaming the president's advisors for his flop. joe concha joins me now. latest reporting is that biden family is united around him staying in this. and ron clain said he is 100% confident the president will stay in this race. >> joe: wow, good morning. if you support president trump, you want joe biden to stay in this race. only better option for biden as far as if you are looking at trump winning is for biden to drop out and kamala harris to be the nominee. polls are horrifying for biden and democrats. as it stands, donald trump will win every swing state from north carolina to georgia to arizona, nevada, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. he may win states like minnesota, virginia, maine, new jersey, our home state where i amming sitting right now. a poll shows trump winning here. i don't know what democrats do because it may be very well impossible to replace joe biden, he does not want to leave and his family does not want him to leave. he is the nominee and what he woo saw on thursday night is impossible to reverse. this man is too old and his policies from economy, inflation, crime, the border, foreign policy just they are not going well. >> carley: on thursday night we saw sliver yesterday but nancy pelosi made an appearance to defend joe biden. sglps joe biden's decision to go forward is decision we will embrace because of record he has and performance that will come with it. it was a bad night, let's not sur surar sugar coat that. by tz way -- there are healthcare professionals who think that trump has dementia, his connection and thoughts do not go together. >> carley: difficult to watch nancy pelosi stumble while talking about joe biden stumbling. >> joe: if you had an age rule where you say okay, you can't serve in the senate after age of 70, 75% of senate would be gone. three quarters gone because everybody is old in that chamber. i don't know if this could go worse for biden and that camp. to send out 84-year-old nancy pelosi who sounded like she did eight shots after a bottle of wine perform that perfect ly jut is ultimate capsulation of the state right now. >> carley: that is a stocked fridge and probably expensive ice cream to go along with the booze. joe biden's advisors are trying to figure out how to proceed to give the president a win ands toing around idea of news conference or sit-down interview to show people he is able to make a strong public statement and be in the public eye. do you think that will work? >> joe: i think in theory, it is a good idea, what we need to see is not joe biden reading a teleprompter and doing a speech where his remarks are written for him. we need to see him do a solo press conference. take questions from not hand-picked reporters, take it for an hour and she you can put together thoughts. if he category do that, maybe for some folks that will be assign he's all right and can serve until he is 86 years old. i don't see his handle