♪ super presidential race cranking out before the first face-off this thursday. former president donald trump hitting the trail with two events in two cities this weekend. he is looking to build momentum ahead of the first showdown with president biden at the cnn presidential debate on thursday. that debate will be simulcast here on fox news. this is a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i'm eric shawn. to be five i am molly line m4 arthel neville. former present drumming his supplies chop at it cheesecake restaurant highlighting with the recent campaign calls to and taxes on tips he also dropped 500-dollar tip for the worker. meanwhile biden is huddling with his inner circle at camp david privately preparing for the debates. eric trump is oppressing his father's approach ahead of the face-off. >> he's going all over the place campaign he has inner city of philadelphia which was an amazing thing something republicans just don't normally have the backbone to do. you saw them do that in the bronx pretty saw him do that in queens he's doing that all over the country and i am proud of him the crowds he is a drawing and the diversity is really incredible. molly: we have a fox team coverage fox news contributor columnist elizabeth peake is standing by. but david spunt is tracking the campaign but live in philadelphia following the trump campaign alexis. >> we saw former president trump out here on the campaign trail in pennsylvania. as we know president biden is prepping out at camp david to very different approaches for the candidates as we grow closer to the cnn presidential debate and just a matter of days. president biden is a prepping as we said former president trump asked the crowd last night how should i handle president biden on the debate stage? should i go after him hard? listen. >> how should i handle him should i be tough and nasty? or should i be tough and nasty and just say you're the worst president in history? or should i be nice and c call m and let him speak? >> we will have to see what he chooses to do. former president has been on a swing state tour this weekend in pennsylvania for that rally at temple university stopping by this cheesesteak shop in south philly. i can tell you he had a pretty big crowd there trump tells me he could be anywhere but is choosing to hit urban areas, listen. >> you go to these urban areas specifically what is the game plan to going to philly, the bronx, was a plan? >> 's note game plan there's a lot of love. they would help there's no hope with this guy biden he's the worst president we've ever had. there is no hope. i say it all the time now i started like a week ago did not realize it. i'm saying and people need help. i go out and see the greatest people to learn we are not middle of a pretty rough area it's a lovefest. >> according to a recent college bowl look at this trump is leading divided by two points in pennsylvania. it is a key state on the road to the white house but. back at you live in philly i can tell you we talked with a long line of voters who are waiting at her in the record heat it is hot out here yesterday and today they said that one to hear from the former present about his plan on inflation, crime, and the border. we talked for the democratic state salmon are out in front of the rally is trying to send trump a message he is not welcome here he told me people in philly and pennsylvania do not care about immigration. check this out. >> we are not in texas, i'm sorry but were just tell you we are thousands of miles from the border but i do not hear a lot about the border in pennsylvania. >> you don't think there's that migrant situation here in philly? >> i do not think people philadelphia concerned about migrants. >> there is that another thing we asked trump about is who are you going to pick for vp he will not say j jesse abbott said the announcement could be in the coming days are back to you parker excellent tries we all want to know the answer to that question but thank you very much from philadelphia. eric: president biden is taking his debate preparation very seriously because he knows this is the first time the american people are going to see him and donald trump back on stage having a real conversation about their very different visions for america. >> holding meetings about the debate at camp david preparing for the match up with the former president that will occur on thursday cnn a presidential debate also seen here on fox news as he tries his latest approach david spunt is allied with more on the presidents preparations what we can expect. >> it is been quiet here at the white house this weekend. that quietness should continue over the next few days we do not expect the commander-in-chief to come home to the white house because as you mentioned he has hunkered down with aids, with binders, with questions preparing for this debate in the maryland mountains a presidential retreat of camp david. you see him there in a maryland on its way to camp david several days ago preparing for the cnn debate in atlanta on thursday. perhaps that we may make a stop to see supporters before the debate. >> the president has debated tunnel donald trump twice and beat them twice the presence anxious to tell his story to the american people's he has been doing for the past three and half years. >> the work does not stop for the president plenty of problems continued to pile on his desk including the tightening relations between russia and north korea the administration concert of the show of force obtain vladimir putin on official visit to north korea last week to visit the isolated kim jong-un own. to establish a stronger support system to share weapons between the two isolated countries. also on the policy front increased attention between the white house and israeli prime minister mentor and netanyahu's office he is expected to be in washington and person late last month to address congress is expected to make the present while the u.s. continues to support israel publicly behind the scenes the relationship between the two men reportedly freighted. former president trump, associate current president biden both watching what the supreme court does this week that will determine whether donald trump stands trial perhaps this year before the election for allegedly trying to overturn the last presidential election in 2020. the supreme court will deliver opinions on wednesday. we could get that one sought after related to donald trump's immunity at the supreme court says donald trump is a fully immune should have absolute immunity from prosecution expect the case to get thrown out. aif they say does not have immunity expect that casey back on the calendar perhaps even before the election this year. >> a david at the white house thank you. molly: alright, president biden intensely prepares at camp david. some members of his own party are concerned his campaign may be on the wrong track one democratic strategist telling ask co's if the election at work today we would lose. cannot change? yes is it on the path to do so? i do not see that yet. columnist and fox news contributor liz at peak joint is now with more on this. thank you so much for joining us this much watch tv debate as we gear up for it we love the excitement. that quote was an act seo's. part of the other information was about how democrats are concerned about victory. relied on generally six on democracy concerns on donald trump's character. what do you make of the concerned democrats have as a head into the debate? >> biden is trailing in the swing states. it's going to be a close election is going to come down to, as it did in 2020 of votes in those states in this debate is an opportunity for both the men to answer charges against them. biden obviously has a very low bar if he can remain standing and it sounded vaguely coherent for 90 minutes he will won this debate over what is tuning in like people watch in indy 500 50 expecting a car crash. for trump it's all about presenting himself as a calm and reason, intelligent and a policy driven president. his question to the crowd that you showed in that clip is interesting you know his advisors you note kellyanne conway is telling him you have got to look agreeable. people have to like you because in the 2020 debate he was not likable and trump can be funny. he can beat charming. i think he needs to show that to the american people because the media never shows it to the american people pick what precoo >> is interested to see them talk about it so much as he is out there on the campaign trail he is he teasing it. he wants you to tune in. republicans as you mentioned low expectations for biden. they have raised this very issue. it's governor doug berg about why the republicans who had this to say. >> the guy's run for office more than a dozen times his run for president four times. he has been campaigning since president nixon was in office this guy's got the ability of it we have seen him in debate four years ago we've seen them in the state of the union this year. when he needs to be can step up. >> he was referencing a biden when he was mentioning that. your thought on this low expectation how republicans are concerned it's been seen as a greater victory. >> absolutely. donald trump has talked about this too. we have to remember it's a professional politician. my goodness he has taken an entire week to prepare for this. i don't know who is running the country in the meantime that's a lot of days spent preparing questions it is a a low bar a lot of people do not think he can meet that. because after all and that clip you showed he talks about how he wants to get out and talk to the american people. molly, he has had three or subject to the american beer bue where's he been? or the press conferences where are the challenging interviews? the guy obviously has problems with the normal back and forth and challenging questions. it is not a given he will do wellin this debate. i was of the going to give him whatever training he needs to get there. we will all wait and see how that turns out. >> we have about a minute left. i want to get your predictions. what do yo you think is going to happen? >> i think donald trump is going to try very hard not to blow his top when they charge him with a january 6 being a threat to democracy. if i were advising him i would take all of those charges and turn them around as in yes i think democracy is under attack the fact you are trying to jail your primary political opponent as an attack on democracy. to trillion dollar deficits are an attack on democracy. allowing a millions of people to come in unvented to our country that's an attack on democracy. if he can just prepare himself for what is clearly hostile questioning on issues like abortion for example, i think he will do very well. and in terms of joe biden i have no idea. [laughter] molly: got all this time is prepping quietly at camp david. meanwhile donald trump is on the campaign trail talking about and addressing things just the way it recommended kind of turning the tide on some of the accusations that have hit him. liz thank you very much we appreciate your insight ahead of thursday. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. molly: tune into democracy 24 special coverage of the cnn presidential debate simulcasts our coverage begins thursday june 27, 8:00 p.m. eastern time. sue fortman mount houston morning the horrendous killing of 12-year-old jocelyn, allegedly killed, murdered in cold blood at the hands of two illegal migrants from venezuela. that is now sparked an intense debate once again over president biden's handling of the border crisis and the failure of congress to pass legislation on immigration. nate foy is live in houston with the very latest on this tragic and sad case. >> the grief is still fresh in this houston, texas community as all eyes are on this courthouse behind me were tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern time two illegal migrants from venezuela charged with murdering 12 he owned joshua will appear in court whether that will be physically in the courtroom or virtually as undetermined. but at least their lawyers will be present physically before judge josh hill. prosecutors have requested 1 million-dollar bond for each of the capitol murder suspects. they are both from venezuela. border patrol arrested and released of both illegal migrants earlier this year. here's texas attorney general ken paxton on "sunday morning futures." >> these other countries are emptying their presence we are getting the worst of the worst of it that will have a dramatic effect for years and years to come as these people are spread around the country but we are going to see more and more random crimes, people dying. >> eric, two illegal migrants are accused of luring the 12-year-old girl away from a convenience store to a nearby bridge where prosecutors say they murdered her. local business owner jim is paying for jocelyn's funeral this weekend he address the immigration crisis on fox and friends this morning. >> when we let these predators come in and kill our own children it is just a horrible look for houston, for texas, for the entire country the immigration, the illegal immigration has to stop. >> jocelyn's funeral is set for thursday afternoon but first the city and the entire country was watching this courtroom and judge josh hill specifically from previously criticized for being soft on crime. the offender back to you, eric. see for the judge does, nay thank you. >> today i asked the people across the city of philadelphia to pray. to pray for our officer and pray for the men and women who are here today or out in the field knowing they're going to give their lives. >> solemn words in the philadelphia police commissioner asking the city of brotherly love to pray for a 31-year-old philly police officer who was shot during a traffic stop last night. that officers on a breathing machine and fighting for his life in the hospital for this all happened around 8:00 p.m. when he and his partner noticed a holster after stopping a vehicle. one person then fled from the car and fired at the officers. police arrested the suspected shooter after a brief standoff the rest of the passengers in that car were also taken into custody. eric: tragic update on fridays shooting in arkansas. police a fourth person has died the others killed and that rampage 50-year-old cory surge a 60-year-old shirley taylor 23-year-old kayleigh's whose final act was trying to save her neighbors. >> during the incident we observed the very best and very worst of humanity. as an example set aflame from the obvious danger, kelly began using her training as a nurse to render aid to a gunshot victim and unfortunately became a victim herself as a result of her selfless actions. the actions of the suspect were the most cowardly comments pathetic actions imaginable. if. eric: police say he had no ties to any of the victims called the attack a completely random senseless act. molly: by the terror group is an even bigger danger than hamas. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. 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with the bosses in tehran that could potentially happen. >> ideally cooler heads will prevail. the recent israeli strike that killed a senior military commander added a little more fire to this. it kills a number of a large number of israeli that can turn to open conflict. so a couple things can happen. cooler heads prevail between israel and hezbollah in discussions with iran the u.s. needs to make it clear for iran to stop supporting any kind of attack into northern israel. >> do you think i iran has been holding them back because of this? >> i iran has asked for constraint from hezbollah? it is not in the best interest of has a bullet to be fighting israel. eighteen years ago and they did not do well. >> amazing video released by the idf yesterday and lebanon. near the valley the idf take a look at this. this is an alleged terrorist leader who is taken out by this drone did not have munitions from my run they have continually tried to stop that traffic flow from a strategic point of view what is your advice? how do you see this playing out? do you see continued a whack a mole and thence continuing? or how do you see this playing out in terms of the long game? >> israel must continue to defend itself and they have a right to do that. that includes support coming from syria into lebanon. israel is made it clear to lebanon and syria it's not off-limits anymore. supply and support hezbollah. from a strategic sense israel must finish the fight with hamas first before dealing with hezbollah. what israel does not want is a multi- front war. and that's maybe the united states can help with again talking to iran and making sure the iranians hold back hezbollah from doing something really stupid. >> finally in terms of gaza, what do you see rolling out there? some say hamas is a belief in potentially could not be ultimately defeated you think israel is a future of gaza that once hamas hopefully is gone? what is supposed hamas in gaza look like. it can be defeated as a terrorist organization. it's also the governing body there. i must be replaced with something for the israeli army has mentioned a couple times. it's also an idea that you cannot just eliminate an idea. you can replace it with better government. with a post hamas in gaza plan with the united states and others in the region. with other things like that. if there is no plan there will be another cesspool for terrorism once again after hamas is defeated. eric: serving government and it finally serve the people of gaza. major general thank you for your insight this afternoon. and of course thank you for your service. thank you, eric. molly: warnings of a summer surge of covid. what you need to know about the new variants named flirt causing a big spike in cases. the financial aspects of oh my gosh, how am i going to provide for my family? 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box at meteorologist adam klotz he's got bonnie breezes or it's like an oven. hey adam. >> hey, you're absolutely right lady liberty is a ways back over my shoulder. it is hot right here the only good news is right along the water may be feeling a little better them on the hudson river. it is hot across a huge swath of the country up and down the east coast. we are talking to dangerous levels of heat that could, actually become dangerous at times. however, folk still trying to get out here and enjoy themselves the best they can. i talked to some folks working their way up and down the river seeing what they are doing to beat the heat. take a listen. >> a drink a lot, stay in the shade. stay in cool places like by the river that's pretty much it pickups are here for three days. were just trying to get in as much as we can. feels like running through clam chowder which is not what it normally feels like. >> and mostly stay inside and the ac we came out for about 30 minutes a day. >> eric, a little bit of good news for the there's little bitf wind out here. that is a cold front that it's coming a what does that mean? tomorrow not 100 degrees feels more like 85. not the coldest of cold for us but we will take it for. >> 85-degree cold front wow. alright adam, get coal get something to drink good to see it. molly: cdc is reporting a pretty dramatic rise in covid cases blaming americans waving immunity i knew a variant called flirt as an acronym for the technical names of its mutations. here to wei weigh-in fox news a medical contributor thank you so much. thank you for taking time on the sunday afternoon where is this happening? where is it coming from? >> i have to say i'd diagnose more cases of covid this past weekend that i have all year long combined but it's for several reasons number one we've got that new variance which are expected. we've got population immunity decrease that means the immunity we had from vaccines and front natural infections have gone down that is expected as well. you combine that with travel because of summer vacations people are indoors, close quarters on airplanes and airports and they heat plays a role it is so hot outside people are outdoors and air conditioning we know the virus can transmit from person-to-person with coughing and sneezing when you have lots of people in crowded areas. >> the big questions are how can we protect ourselves? 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>> this is been an epic journey. we are now headed to the home stretch nine and a half years on this project full-time writing a crew. huge amount of effort from so many people who put this together pretty really proud of it or break in our narrative. outline the spirit of our country. it's what we own it is a culture that is about americans. it is something to be really proud of. it speaks of rising to the occasion of what we can be. and at this point it will be shipped off on this wednesday. i'll be crossing the atlantic, headed to baltimore. that is a very exciting moment for us. september 13 will have a candlelit vigil which is 7:19 p.m. at sunset to honor our veterans and to speak about what has happened with the war, the change in the culture of the whole world. transformation moment. seaport really was and that will be in washington right next to the mall. what did you want to say what is the story you tell? >> anyone can understand it's really important. people come to washington to understand our history. and universal it is a visual and narrative it's called a soldier's journey. it's a father, a dad an allegory for the united states who leaves home. he leaves his wife, his daughter and it enters into the brotherhood of arms. leads at battle and in that battle he is transformed forever change. what is happening to the country, to the world and this individual human being? from that moment he is the shellshocked shoulder. that is what you're looking at right now that is a transformed soldier who will never be what he was before. he carries that weight of war and battle with him. the world was changed as well. the very last scene is him returning handing his daughter, which is the next generation, his helmet. and she is world war ii. so the war to end all wars is actually the beginning of wars that have continued for the last 104 years. i met is something i am doing a war memorial but ultimately we are doing something that speaks about healing and humanity. and our unity as americans. so, if you think about those soldiers when they went off to war 104 years ago they were neither democrats nor republicans. they were all americans and menace of the sculpture is about. it is a sculpture that speaks about who we are, americans. unifying factor here. >> you are from the bronx you also sculpted this in connecticut's. finally, do you think we still have as a country the fortitude and the courage and the ideals and the morals and the values that you depicted in this memorial? do you think we can face those threats today? >> yes we most certainly can. but we have to remain unified week cannot be fractured that is the key elements. we are very powerful country when we are unified. if we are constantly at battle internally and we do not have a sense of a history that is for all americans for that is why made the sculpture it very very specifically speaks to that moment of our history as america. we change the war enter in the last six months of the horrible conflict that left 22 million people decimated and we change the way the world would be. we maintained our freedom. we could still have that ability. that is a very critical thing you just asked me because culture and art can lead a life. that is what this a project is just about to do. so standby for that. eric: sabin howard we thank you, congratulations and chewed joseph who designed it and all those working on it. we look forward to covering the dedication of a soldier's attorney that will be in washington d.c. world war i andn our nations capitol fully recognized with this nation did to help save democracy in the world. safe trip back for you and those who are there. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. eric: we will behe w rightit ba. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. 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