thought about was relief that the fans and all the players that have been here since 1972, this is all for them as well, you know. >> cowboys fans are entitled. i'm one of those. mavericks fans had it in 2011. the best kind of title is one that surprises you. my buddies and i were saying if it ends with the alc it will be great. one of the best titles in my life. >> i think you can talk to anybody with the rangers. we didn't expect that to happen last year and it is so great it did. just special and as john mentioned for our fans that have waited so long for something like this. special. >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> our appeal will focus on the factual findings the judge already made. if you look at the order you can tell he made some really strong factual findings.

>> that's part of the case as we await the first hearing in the georgia election matter since the failed attempt to disqualify d.a. fani willis. that was two weeks ago. the judge ruled she could stay on the case. former president trump and co-defendants say the whole thing should be thrown out. the hearing gets underway in less than an hour. no word on whether or not we see fani willis. stay tuned for more on that. we begin here in new york. president biden and former president trump will both be here today. the reasons for those visits couldn't be more different. if you are driving, stay home. traffic will be a disaster. it's thursday, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to our broadcast. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we planned our whole day around the president's visit. former president trump ising to be oh long island this afternoon attending the wake of murdered nypd officer jonathan diller. president biden is at a fundraising event. joining him are former

presidents barack obama and bill clinton. >> bill: karl rove and mark penn have analysis. but we begin with bryan llenas on long island covering jonathan diller's wake. the police union telling city politicians they are not welcome there. bryan, let's begin with you. good morning. >> bill, the wake is being held at the funeral home behind me today and tomorrow. it is a difficult morning for the family of officer jonathan diller, his friends, colleagues and hometown here in long island. a ten mile long thin blue line has been painted on the streets. blue ribbons and american flags seen throughout the entire community. they hang in support of officer diller and the police. diller leaves behind his wife, stephanie and infant son. last night hundreds showed up for a vigil to honor them. many first responders live here.

officer diller was killed monday during a traffic stop when he was shot in the stomach below his bullet proof vest. 31 years old and joined the force three years ago. here is officer diller's brother-in-law at last night's vigil. >> he loved what he did. he was born to be a cop. he was born to be a hero. he died being a hero. he died doing what he loved. i will forever -- forever be a better person because of him. >> the two suspects arrested in diller's murder have dozens of prior arrests and were out free on the streets. the driver charged with criminal possession of a weapon and for possessing a ghost gun. former president trump is coming to the wake. he was moved by the invitation to join diller's family and colleagues. he offered his heart felt prayers and said the suspects should never have been let back on the streets.

the president of the sergeant's is warning new york politicians who detest cops not to attend the wake or funeral. >> the city council who seems to believe that criminals in today's day and age should be considered to be the victims of crimes and that the police department and police officers, they come and give their lives day in and day out are the ones who are the villains in the story. >> about $750,000 have been raised for diller's family. the funeral is on saturday. thousands of police officers expected to attend from all over. >> bill: bryan llenas on long island. >> dana: mourning a fallen officer is not on president biden's agenda in new york. he is hosting a star studded campaign fundraiser on the books for a while. his two democratic predecessors will be with him at radio city music hall. peter doocy live at the white house. i imagine the big draw is not

necessarily the current president of the united states. >> well, there are three to choose from, dana. the campaign is saying this is a historic event. that the $25 million coming into the campaign's bank account later on today make this the most profitable fundraiser in american political history. >> this is going to be an important event two former presidents and the current presidents who believe what we're trying to do, move this country forward. try to make sure we protect our freedom and democracy, building on economy that leaves no one behind. >> meanwhile trump is scrambling to raise cash as he lags behind president biden in fundraising. instead of closing the gap to fund his campaign he is relying on donors to finance his bond according to the biden team. >> trump and obama side-by-side.

the three people who are responsible for death, destruction and mystery across the globe and today these democrats are going to be hearing it from progressive activists trying to organize demonstrators outside radio city right there later on tonight to, quote, protest genocide joe's re-election fundraiser. there is heavy rain in the forecast. that means aside from the donors paying as much as $1 hundred thousand per photo with the three presidents, there are going to be problems with this event on the left and on the right. >> it's not joe biden we need to worry about. the machine underneath him propping him up. that's what we're up against and what i take away from the obama and clinton machine involvement. >> get ready to see more barack obama on the campaign trail. "new york times" is reporting he is so worried about trump reclaiming the white house he plans to quote, eke it out on the campaign trail beside president biden. >> dana: peter doocy at the white house today.

>> bill: let's line this up with two smart guys. karl rove and mark penn. headlines, karl, go first . legacy media headline. cnn, obama jumps in to help biden defeat trump again. "new york times." is on the phone to strategies. is tonight necessary, karl? >> well, you need money to run a campaign. they have a big financial advantage and we know everything about both joe biden and donald trump. so the question is how are they going to spend the money? if they spend it on ads utility to that. if they spend it on the ground game and organizing in the seven battleground states it could help the democratic campaign identify target voters and get them out to vote. >> dana: mark, what do you think about the money race and also about the fact that at this event today you could see some protestors at least outside very upset about israel and gaza? >> there is a real campaign

about the issues and the campaign about the campaign. who is more negative, who is raising more money. fundraising goes into the campaign about the campaign. who is raising more. you don't want to tout you are bringing in fat cats, that you are having a star studded event. there is a campaign day when you are kerb-when crime is one of your biggest issues, seems to me to be a much better campaign day rather than playing up an enormous fundraiser with star studded former presidents. i don't think it does anything for the campaign. maybe it does something for the coffers. there are a lot of low key ways to raise money to make more sense to me. >> bill: you have been looking at the data. fox polling out last night at 6:00 shows this. trump gains in a two-way match-up with joe biden, he is up five at 50%, a critical number that you both look at. third party spoiler as of now,

trump -- you see kennedy at 12%. trump at 43, biden 38. it is still a margin of five points. karl, what are you seeing inside these numbers today? >> two things. one isn't it interesting that robert kennedy junior takes an equal number, seven points, from both joe biden and donald trump. that's interesting to me. second the big question is how many states is robert kennedy going to be on the ballot? this is -- we won't know for a while. you had to pick a running mate to get on the ballot in 20 some odd states. we don't know how many states he will be able to affect the election. it was very interesting that right now he is taking from both. we'll see if that's the case three, four, five months from now and also see how many state ballots he actually gets on. >> dana: dnc has an official office to go after the third party candidate issue. there are others besides rfk.

president trump also came after rfk, junior. together can they get their wish and get r.f.k., jr. out or marginal in his impact? >> he seems to have a pretty marginal impact. he is a fairly liked alternative candidate breaking double digits. 15 gets you into the debates if there are debates. this is a pretty surprising development that he starts out in double digits like that. it is surprising but i've seen. if i were the dnc i would worry about the other four or five points that biden is behind. what is the campaign doing about the poor job performance, inflation and immigration? by the time you get to the effective third party candidates, who knows? he could shoot up like a firecracker and explode and shoot down. it is unpredictable. the one thing you know is that

the job ratings in the low 40s has issues to make up on. that's what they should be focusing on. they pissed r.f.k. off. if they hadn't done that before he wouldn't be in the race. >> bill: some of the language they used over his announcement is over the top stuff. these are our power rankings that include toss-ups and leaners, okay? note in the upper midwest there we have michigan and minnesota leaning democrat but there is something we're watching right now. karl, do you see something moving in minnesota today like some republicans say they do? >> well, unfortunately i've seen minnesota appear to move in previous races. we'll see. it does -- minnesota is more like wisconsin than it is michigan. a little surprising to put it in the same place as michigan but look, it will be a very close election and we're going to have some surprises. i think georgia is looking redder than it did four years ago and nevada is looking redder than it did four years ago.

both of those were key states for joe biden to win and one of them was not seriously contested last time, nevada. there were democratic registration advantage has been cut by 2/three in the last four years and in the meantime the state has elected a republican governor. lots of time between now and november but some movement for trump right now. >> bill: good stuff, men, come back soon. mark penn and karl rove. thanks. >> they became really angry. they pushed through the razor wire that the state had put up. they pushed the national guardsmen out of the way. >> bill: don't mess with texas at the border. remember that stampede of migrants from last week? they tramped a group of national guardsmen in el paso. the lone star state reportedly not letting it go unchecked and tell you what they're doing about it today. >> dana: disturbing trend in the crime wave sweeping big cities. many women saying they were sucker punched while walking

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>> i was literally just walking and a man came up and punched me in the face. >> i got punched in the face walking home. >> i was assaulted in new york city with my black eye. >> dana: young women in new york city warning about a terrifying trained saying they were randomly sucker punched in the face or head walking down the street in broad daylight. some of them suffered concussions, black eyes, chipped teeth. one man has been arrested in connection to one assault. police are still on the lookout for possible suspects including this man right here who allegedly hit a woman near times square on saturday and what in the world is going on? is that -- a trend like this has word gone out you should punch women in the face? we need more information. >> bill: very little you can do about it. it happens so fast. you aren't paying attention. maybe looking at your phone or trying to go to the subway. the subway was crowded. stepped on the back of the

girl's shoe. she was frightened. i said we're good. that was a impression i had. >> dana: the other thing is the biden administration says crime is down. if you go on tiktok where 50% of millennials get their information are seeing the crime feels like it is up to them and that makes a difference. also in texas officials credit razor wire and additional troops for keeping the border secure in el paso but just across the state line the razor wire ends and a different reality begins. casey stegall takes us there in new mexico. >> good morning. this is yet another community that is being negatively impacted by this crisis. sunland park where we are is just across the texas/new mexico line 4 1/2 miles or so northwest of el paso and the population of a little more than 23,000 people. activity has picked up here because it is essentially, as you said, where texas razor wire

ends. it pushes more migrants trying to illegally cross out this way. officials say it is taking a toll on their schools. just yesterday our cameras captured this small group located near a middle school. it went on lockdown as border patrol searched for the migrants and rounded them up. the fire chief here tells us it has become a regular occurrence with campuses going into secure mode as a precaution which worries many parents because officials say a different kind of migrant crosses in this spot. >> the migrants when they make their way over they'll hide in backyards, trash cans, against buildings and schools. the vast majority are good people looking for a better life but again, we've seen the statistics. we know that there are bad actors in those groups. >> officials say most of the people apprehended in this area are trying to go undetected.

they are not sur end erging. the fire department says it's taxing on the community. my grants for pursuits and to assist federal agents and easy for migrants to get lost and turned around in this area and in the summer heat we know it makes it even more dangerous for the migrants and for responders. >> dana: a beautiful morning out there, casey, but serious story that goes along with it. >> it is, thank you. [shouting] >> bill: now an update on this story from a week ago. nine migrants said to be arrested for storming the el paso border crossing and going after national guard troops. a source saying they were charged with inciting a riot. property damage and assault on a public servant. the state is expected to charge

dozens of others over that incident that proves you can find them, you can arrest them and they found them. music mogul sean combs laying low after two of his homes were raided. the "new york post" reported he was about to go on a caribbean vacation when his daughters -- with his daughters when the raids took place. investigators saying it was connected to a federal sex trafficking probe. diddy denies any wrongdoing. william la jeunesse is back on the story. it is all the talk in los angeles again apparently. >> those close to the case tells reporters this is not a witch hunt. the sexual abuse and trafficking allegations that prompted the investigation are already contained in five lawsuits. a judge, of course, signed off on the warrants to search combs' homes in miami and los angeles. that included his phone, which police reportedly seized when confronting him monday in miami at the airport. now investigators are likely combing through a mountain of

evidence. hard drives, main frame, emails and to determine what was voluntary sexual behavior and what may have been coerced. the "new york post" quotes officials saying the case has been active for weeks. there is a disturbing history of sex trafficking and responding to explicit allegations. this is not random. we didn't choose his name out of a hat. we have allegations we're following up on including those by singer cassie ventura who said combs forced her to have sex with prostitutes and combs denied it. another woman said combs drugged and sexually assaulted her in college. a third woman said he coerced her into non-consensual sex. producer rodney jones said combs

grabbed his genitals and forced him to have sex with condition of employment. combs denied all the allegations saying people are looking for a payday. his attorney calls this investigation a witch hunt. back to you. >> bill: that update from los angeles. william la jeunesse. >> dana: any moment now a sentencing hearing for sam bank man fried. his parents are there as he awaits a possible 110 year prison sentence. we're live at the courthouse. but first. [shouting] >> president biden: everybody deserves self-care. they have a point. we need to get a lot more care into gaza. >> dana: is president biden caving to the far left on israel? former state department spokesperson morgan or -- on that next. baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need.

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>> bill: sentencing hearing for the crypto kid. he faces up to 110 years in

prison. he is accused of stealing billions of dollars from clients. kelly o'grady live at the courthouse to watch all of this. kelly, good morning. >> good morning, bill. we're seconds away from the hearing kicking off. our producer inside shared that his parents, after they arrived, looked very pale, thin and concerned . we're expecting to hear testimonials from potential victims. character witnesses and then his fate will rest in the hands of a judge. he faces up to 110 years. accused of stealing over 10 billion in funds. one of the largest financial frauds ever. the prosecution is looking for 40 to 50 years. defense seeking five to 6 1/2. balancing retribution with the possibility of rehabilitation. they say there was no harm done to victims. the bankruptcy process will return all the funds and neurological issues that could

make prison very difficult. the prosecution is underscoring that customers will be repaid and the value they lost as of november of 2022. the price of bitcoin is over four times what it was when ftx -- the harm was vast, remorse non-existent. ftx was run in arrogance and lack of respect for the basic norms of the law. you go back to the beginning of the trial. the judge actually didn't allow any evidence customers would be repaid so it is an indication how he will think through the defense's argument and expect him to send a message with the sentencing to the entire crypto industry. >> bill: we'll watch for that. reaction from one of bankman-fried's victims. we'll talk to mr. wonderful momentarily. >> dana: we want to get you to this as well.

a slow but steady evolution. president biden gradually turning slowly against israel in the wake of pressure from far left democrats. watch this clip to see his changing position since the war began last october. >> president biden: my add min trigss is rock solid and unwavering. >> i got off the phone with a call to president netanyahu and i told him the united states our response will be swift, decisive. i come to israel with a single message. you are not alone. i have no notion the palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed. inoh center have been killed and a it's the price of waging a war. the conduct of the response in gaza strip has been over the

top. major military operation in rafah should not proceed without a credible plan, a credible plan for insuring the safety and support of more than 1 million people sheltering there. we are going to insist that israel facilitate more trucks and more routes to get more and more people the help they need. no excuses. i told bibi -- we need a come to jesus moment. be patient. [shouting] they have a point. we need to get a lot more care into gaza. >> dana: joining is state department spokesman morgan ortegas. a couple of polls for you to look at. the likelihood of a democrat supporting a candidate who backs israel military aid, 56% democrats say they're less likely to support somebody who supports that aid and then you

have president biden's approval at just 47% regarding the israel and hamas conflict from democrats. you've seen this evolution. it is also an election year and seen the protests happening. israel and america are allies but it's a strained relationship right now. where do you think biden is going with this? >> well, you know, you're right in some ways, dana, certainly it has been the slow evolution. i remember i was actually in the middle east headed to israel. i was in the middle east on october 7th so i saw the state department tweet and later deleted the tweets but tweeted that basically all sides should refrain from violence. this is hours after the attacks. you have seen people throughout the biden administration that have been pushing since day one of the attacks for president biden to change his policy on israel. you also have to remember that most of the people running biden foreign policy are former obama administration officials. these are people that basically

hate netanyahu. they got into it with him over the jcpoa the iran nuclear deal. that hatred is what we see playing out now. they think for some reason they are entitled to patronize the state of israel. the only real democracy in the middle east by calling for regime change there. essentially what i see is that the biden political team has decided to trade the relationship with our closest and strongest ally in the middle east for what they think and hope will be more votes in michigan and minnesota. this isn't a principled stance. standing by israel requires moral clarity. that's something the administration doesn't seem to have had in the last couple months. certainly in the early days i was supportive of admiral kirby and others and their statements. you have seen that trickle where now at the united nations we can't even have the fortitude, we can't even have the moral

clarity to veto a resolution that doesn't mention october 7th, that doesn't mention hamas and by the way doesn't mention our american hostages. i know i talk about this all the time. we're six months of americans, five americans being held hostage by a terrorist group and this administration has basically done nothing to bring them home and certainly don't want to talk about it publicly. >> dana: hamas said this, regarding the american administration no doubt there are clear changes in its policy towards israel and this is perhaps due to the stupid and foolish policy of the occupying state which commits genocide killing civilians and starvation. you have to wonder the early stories being written about the white house is working on plans, military plans for the israelis in order to deal with their final taking out of the hamas militants. but i think that everyone keeps forgetting to mention and remind everyone that hamas is holding

american hostages right now. more attention on that fact might change some of these numbers. let me give you a quick final word on that. >> i would just say that what is happening with israel and hamas right now from the biden administration is endemic how they have screwed up the entire middle east as they emboldened iran, punished israel and gulf arab states. you see chaos in the middle east because they spent three years chasing iran around the world begging them to get back in a deal they never were. now american soldiers are dying in jordan because of iranian attacks. ships shot at on a daily basis. if you look at the broader middle east in the context of how biden is treating israel they have screwed up the whole middle east, dana. >> dana: there is more to chew on that. they would disagree with everything we've said but there are some great points.

>> harris: i announced a major plan to provide millions of working families with debt relief for their college student debt. supreme court blocked it. that didn't stop me. >> bill: that's indeed right. he is still at it and trying. he announced a new student loan repayment plan if it can survive a legal challenge, including one from the state of kansas. their a.g. joins us in a moment here on that. plus there is this. >> when i told a number of people that i was talking to you today, it was interesting they all said would you please just ask her does the president have dementia? >> that's an offensive question to ask. >> bill: you have the testy back and forth with the radio reporter who questioned biden's mental fitness. we'll talk to him and find how it went down and how it turned out next. ideas you believe in. spot a trend in electric vehicles? have a passion for online gaming? or want to explore the space economy?

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>> bill: 15 minutes before the hour. student loan forgiveness. you might forget about that idea if states like kansas have their way. august of 2022, president biden announced the three-part plan to cancel $20,000 worth of federal student loans. the following june the u.s. supreme court came down and struck down that debt relief plan. the white house and president biden were not finished. two months later that came in august to have debt cancellation for millions of americans. now there is a new program launched called a save plan. income-driven repayment plan, idr for short based on the income of the family. in october of 23 the federal student loan payments resumed. this is a ping-pong back and forth up until last week. march 21st, president biden

canceled $143 billion in student loan debt for almost 4 million americans. kris kobach says the state will sue to block the plan. good morning to you. make your best case. how do you think you can win this time? >> good morning, bill. the case is very similar to the first time around. it was illegal when the biden administration attempted to cancel student debt in 2022. the supreme court held by a 6-three decision last summer. now they're doing it again and kind of keeping their cards close to their chest as how they are doing it. it has become evident it will be probably well in excess of $2 hundred billion cancellation of debt. the majority of college debt owners will have the entirety of their debt canceled. and they are doing it by twisting the words of federal law once again. the first time they said they were modifying the loans. the supreme court said no you're canceling them. now they say we're modifying the terms of debt repayment.

it's not modifying it when you take it to 0. that's canceling the loan. >> bill: if you are a taxpayer and you didn't go to college, are they paying for this? >> yeah. this is on the backs of every taxpayer who didn't go to college as well as everybody else. that's a really great point. think of the unfairness of this. you take money from people who decided not to go to college, couldn't afford college, worked that i way through college and giving away their money to people who largely are many of them are graduate schools, went to expensive colleges and have this student debt. it is so unfair to do that. it is on the backs of the american taxpayer and unfair on the backs of taxpayers who didn't go to college or worked their way through college. >> bill: a bit of history 50, 60 years ago congress created the student loan program, right known as the higher education act of 1965.

isn't congress the vehicle by which government can step in and force change on this payment or not? >> that's a very good point. maybe we should have you argue the case. that will be one of our arguments in court. it's called the major questions doctrine. the supreme court has made it very clear this is so important to our separation of powers. this is a major question. congress did so in 1965 when they created it. if congress wants to forgive that student debt to the tune of $2 hundred billion plus only congress can do it. unelected executive agency can't take that power to make the legislative decisions from congress and one of the main arguments we will make in court. >> bill: when do you think we'll have an answer? >> we ask the courts to accelerate it as quickly as possible. we'll file in a few hours in federal district court in kansas and 10th circuit and possibly the supreme court. >> bill: it's an election year. are you confident that you will

have a decision before november? >> we hope to have an injunction in place before november and you point out something that i think politically important as well. perhaps just coincidence, the first loan repayment plan happened as the 2022 elections were approaching and this one is happening as the 2024 elections are approaching. it may be coincidence or that the administration is trying to curry favor. >> bill: if you see an elephant on the sidewalk, it is really an elephant. we'll follow it and see which way it goes. >> dana: fox news alert. we want to get you down to georgia. there is a hearing underway about fani willis and nathan wade. we'll see what will happen here. that's getting underway right now. as you can see they are getting the cameras into focus to find out where does this case against president trump and many others go from here? and fox news goes inside the pennsylvania factory that makes one of the most important weapons in the ukraine war.

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allowing homeowners to request that law enforcement come in and remove the squatters and increases penalties against them as well. so we'll see how that goings. >> dana: getting it done in the sunshine state. >> we employ more people in tennessee in the music industry than any state in america. that matters to all those involved in this industry but really matters to the country. all this intellectual property. they have gifts, a uniqueness that is theirs alone and no one needs to steal it. certainly not artificial intelligence. >> dana: a first of its kind law to protect the state's world class musicians act. they can't publish a person's voice without their consent and gives artists the right to sue. thank you for being here. before we get started listen to luke bryan on something he said at the bill signing.

>> i have just gotten to where stuff comes in of my voice on my phone and i can't tell it's not me. and it's a real deal and i really appreciate, like i said, everybody understanding. it is a real big deal now and it will get -- hopefully this will curb it, slow it down. >> dana: what were you noticing that was happening in the industry that made you want to support this bill? >> the same thing was happening to me. thanks for having me on. i appreciate it. the same thing was happening to me and people of like mindedness and songwriters as well. we get the demos and make recordings for the songs we'll potentially put on albums to streaming platforms and radio and everywhere else and we get these random songs in and some buddies of mine sent me one and did it as a joke. i said i don't remember writing that. it sounded just like me in so many respects. they said you didn't.

i said what are you talking about? that was the power of a.i. i will tell you like i gave in my speech with the governor that day i said listen, everything in darkness comes to light, it just does. and so not to say that all of the a.i. community is wrong. there are parts of it that are cool. parts that are beneficial. when it comes to stealing intellectual and personal property rights and things of that nature and stealing basically the livelihood of the music business. without songwriters you don't have songs. without songs you don't have singers, without singers you don't have shows. it all trickles down. musicians don't have work. i'm glad to be a loud and vocal state with our state and governor and luke bryan and so many others who joined in saying we have to put a stop to this. we have to measure it down to a point where it is safe for everybody and to where everybody is benefiting from it in a good way. listen, i told them that day on

stage i said without music, without my job, with the power of a.i. influencing it and putting a dark cloud over it so to speak my kids don't eat. if i can't make music. if i can't tour or write, sing, record and be chris janssen what's the point? that's for everybody. this bill speaks on behalf of all people in tennessee and i hope america wakes up and joins the cause. it is a simple thing to do to say we are going to keep real/real and fake/fake. i'm a real guy who makes real music for working class people. working class people especially the heartbeat of america, we're the ones that get attacked first. the ones that the a.i. community or whatever botts or may be go they're not paying attention. we are. we're putting a stop to it and glad to say sitting in tennessee today we're the first in the

nation to get this thing going. >> dana: it is super interesting because the technology often gets ahead of the law. tennessee is trying to get ahead of it this time. the impact of the music industry in tennessee 62,000 jobs across the state. it is probably more than that actually. contributes almost $6 billion to the gdp and fills over 4500 music venues. i love the bluebird cafe and the listening room cafe and listen to the songwriters and i appreciate what you are doing and interesting to see if others decide to follow your lead. chris janssen, thank you. have a great day and go get that dog in the yard. take care. fox news alert happening now. the first court hearing in georgia eva's election interference case against former president trump that forced nathan wade to step aside. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: good morning. first hour is done. here we go. bill hemmer down to fulton county. the hearing markfi