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history. 21-year-old defense man unanimously named playoff mvp. the avalanche celebration getting a little too rally. they dented the stanley cup on the ice. with the damaged trophy in tow. take place in denver on thursday. couple little dings. >> steve: it has been dented a million sometimes and the stories it could tell. >> ainsley: good for them. lightning is out now. done. >> steve: congratulations. >> brian: game two carley will tell you later on she likes do the sports. 21 minutes after the hour. to a fox news alert now. president biden and world leaders are meeting throughout day in germany on issues that include climate, of course, health and energy. >> ainsley: meetings come as the biden administration pledges $200 billioned from the united states to a global structure
there saying really? we now have a simple majority pass or stop everything. >> steve: the problem is the democrats realize that their base is disillusioned. it's like we have unified control of the federal government. we have got the house, we have got the senate, we have got the white house. why aren't they doing big structural things like getting rid of the filibuster or packing the court. so that, you know, that is why joe biden said on friday, you know, people are going to decide in november. ultimately some people will decide in november. everybody will base it on themselves. and what is the most important thing to them at that point, the first tuesday in november. is it abortion? or is it $5 gas? that's the soundbite we ran with lindsey graham and right now, according to the polls, he's right. >> brian: i would add this. one thing that becomes a national election is the senate. if they want to pack the court, you are going to have to overcome manchin and cinema. you need more democratic senators that could motivate the
others shot on the south side. yesterday, two armed -- two guys with guns got on a bus and started to walk to the back of the bus and they started one killed shot in the head. and died. another was wounded. and then little italy section a man was shot to death yesterday. only 32 years old. shot getting out of his car. >> steve: within wonder why people are leaving the big estimate. >> ainsley: look ken griffin moving his home company down miami. steve don't blame him. >> brian: carley shimkus with the news. >> carley: crime crisis one thing the border crisis is worsening. check out this video. our own griff jenkins took yesterday showing over 300 immigrants crossing into the u.s. eagle pass texas. he reports most of these migrants are from venezuela, cuba and colombia. border patrol officials say they have had more than # thousand encounters in the dell rio sector in just the last 48
heat. a front is moving through. that's going to effect areas along the i-95 corridor and deep south. especially in the afternoon rush hour. a potential for a lot of lightning and heavy rain causing flash flooding. also see the potential for storms along the gulf coast as well as the southwest. some much needed rain. a lot of heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding. that's going to be a concern. know what to do if there is a watch or a warning in your neighborhood. forecast today, much of the country feeling the heat across the southwest in california, that's where we have the extreme heat warnings, with temperatures well into the 90's and 100 degrees. keep that in mind. weigh are watching this area of disturbed weather. we think potentially could develop over the next couple of days. but we do not think it's going to affect the u.s. this is just a reminder we are into hurricane season and we need to watch things very carefully. all right. steve, ainsley and brian over to you. >> steve: all right, j.d., thanks for the "foxcast."
you know, his journal where he was writing things and the way he makes it sound, he makes it sound like she had fallen into a body of water or something like that. she was so cold she was shaking so he wanted to be dead. so essentially its would a mercy killing that was what was going on in his head. >> what a selfish, evil psycho path brian laundry was. even as he is going to his death he is trying to justify his killing of this beautiful, young woman. it doesn't even make factual sense. of course it's not true. and, of course, he was trying to justify himself in the end. and even portray himself as a hero as if he had committed some sort of mercy killing. it's absurd, steve. it doesn't even make any sense. if she had been injured as he said she was, all he had to do was wrap her up and drive for help or call 911. >> steve: right. it's that simple.
steve: experts are casting doubt on brian laundrie's claim that he killed his girlfriend gabby petino out of mercy. in his network confession found in his diary he wrote he wanted to stop her suffering after she allegedly was injured from a fall and was very cold. meanwhile gabby's parents are suing the laundrie family. meanwhile their attorney gabby petino's story so bad on so many different levels. now, people have looked at his,
insurance have you. will. >> ainsley: i saw jimmy buffet on the beach. >> brian: a lot of margaritas. a lot of people go to the concert and sits in the parking lot. biggest tailgate. >> steve: they don't hear the music. it's a party. >> ainsley: they don't make it in. >> steve: it's a party. meanwhile, let's talk about a little bit about the news of the day. looking life at capitol hill across the street from the u.s. capitol. the supreme court where more major decisions are expected thee hours from now. >> brian: yeah. the pending cases not yet released cover the environmental regulation. let's think west virginia. immigration, think remain in mexico. religious liberty think coaching, praying. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff live with the latest. >> good morning. the last one you mentioned there the case of joe kennedy will be a particularly interesting one because it will test the court's take on how religious liberty exist as longside the separation
pulling up to the dock. how many claims do you need? if you have seafood in the middle of texas. you know it can't be fresh. but if you are in rhode island and you want a claim. >> steve: the gulf of mexico. >> brian: middle of texas. >> steve: airplanes. >> steve: get the bath fresh in texas. i have an answer for everything. >> brian: good point. >> ainsley: are protests were erupting nationwide following the decision of roe v. wade. protesters blocked a freeway and seen throwing sticks at the car. >> brian: lapd officers were targeted with a makeshift blow torch. >> steve: woe. >> brian: people arrested in the incident. one being charged with attempted murder of a police officer. they shot at the officer. in portland, a group of rioters smashed windows and drew graffiti on downtown businesses. >> steve: meanwhile, vandals also targeted a pro-life center in lynchburg, virginia.
crime ♪ punished all about the criminal first. case in point to cover the "new york post" today. you have this woman? >> steve: yeah. >> brian: okay. woman that has been caught stealing she says 100 times. but they say over 100 times. she was actually caught on saturday again shoplifting. she has missed 27 court appearances and still is not in jail today. here's a quote from mayor adams reacting to what -- excuse me, this said something different. >> steve: right. >> brian: but this woman, if there is anybody that should be in jail. it should be this woman. when she was grabbed on saturday started punching the security guard how do you aget get away with it. >> steve: her name is michelle mckelly, describes herself as a professional booster saturday she was released without bond again. she allegedly stole 125 bucks