[laughter] yes, i did back in the day progressed happy birthday greg. >> thank you. >> not you we call big greg my father-in-law. emma's dad he is the best we love you thank you for just being the best to everybody. quincy is the best. >> the best. tonight jesse watters prime time johnny went to the auto show. >> all right. >> what kind of car you drive question because i have a corvette pic was to keep classified documents in your corvette? >> i actually can't say where he put them. quick to judge? they said save. >> he said to me. it's so good it's a clueless criminal. click she is gifted it one more thing for that's it for us have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪. jon: we are following three major stories to my former president donald trump hoping to

smash records as he courts republican me maga donors in florida tonight. the war between israel and hamas' reach in the six month mark with no end in sight fears the conflict could spread in the region. new jersey and new york facing safety questions in the wake of the rare earth quake and aftershocks that shook the region on friday buried there is some controversy over wh why new jersey governor phil murphy did not address the public after the quake hit. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ the a magnitude 4.8 earthquake yesterday stunned millions of the northeast it is leaving many concerned how prepared government officials are in the event of a stronger potentially deadly quake in the years ahead. cb cotton is live in new york city with more on this.

>> hi jon. united states geological survey has now recorded more than two dozen aftershocks since yesterday 4.8 magnitude earthquake. more could continue according to seismologist to say this was one of the largest earthquakes in the northeast and the last century. the earthquake epicenter was northwestern new jersey where the state's governor did several phone interviews. made several posts on social media but was out of town to the democratic governors association according to his public itinerary. critics now have this to say. >> our folks in new jersey really have to look to new york officials and what they were saying. even though the actual earthquake was centered in lebanon, new jersey in the northwestern part of the state. it would've been a nice simple if he came back and said everything is going to be okay. i'm going to personally review infrastructure it myself. see with the team has done and then he could have gotten back

to the convention, the association he was at. i personally was little disappointed he didn't make it. >> wheat reached out to governor philip murphy's team to ask about his decision-making. we were directed to a post the governor made on x this morning saying quote our state of emergency operations deactivate as of 10:00 a.m. today. we have had no reports of major damage to structures, roadways or infrastructure. as a result a guessers earthquake meanwhile new york city mayor eric adams held news conferences on friday to say inspections of bridges, roads and buildings would continue through the weekend. hubbell said today in a statement there is still no damage to report. some good news there. geophysicist explained to us while this earthquake was not in the big apple. had it had its epicenter in new york city there could have been a mess. >> of this earthquake had happened in new york city it

definitely would've been some structural damage from them. i presume many of the bigger skyscrapers consisting without damage. >> as you mentioned earlier this earthquake and out renewing questions for so many people about the city's preparedness for an event like this in the future. back to you. jon: i would not want to be on with us upper floors during an event like that, that is for sure but cb cotton in new york, thank you. former president trump aims to shatter president biden's fundraising record with the maga donor event tonight at a billionaires home near his mar-a-lago estates. his campaign is predicting 50 million-dollar hall. madison scarpino is light in palm beach with more on that. >> jon, $50 million that is some big money. we note tickets to the event tonight some of them are $250,000 and some are $824,000.

you can see mar-a-lago behind me. tonight's fundraiser is actually at a private home here in palm beach. on the social media bit ago the trout call it the biggest night and a fund-raising of all time. itit said it will double up the divided number of last week at radio city. now trump is behind his competitor who raised a record $26 million at the new york city fundraiser last week. there is former presidents clinton and obama and attendance. hedge fund and billionaire jon paulson is hosting the event tonight. oil tycoon harold will be there and casino mogul steve wynn among the many big-time republican donors at tonight's event. some of trump's former rivals center tim scott, governor doug virga him will also be at the fundraiser tonight. trump is trying to close that big gap with biden who raised $187 million so far this year.

the president also is more cash on hand with $192 million compared to trump's $93 million. experts say both candidates faced many challenges as the election gets closer. >> trump has the problem of having to spend his money on lawyers. biden has got to be more complicated problem which is it's not just trump is running against is also ridding its rfk junior, joel stein, may be others. that is a complex set of messages is going to have to deliver to voters and swing sigs is going to require resources to do it. biden campaign called trump the fundraising operation to pay off his legal fees saying and part while trump cozies up the billionaires tonight at mar-a-lago to raise his money team biden/harris first-quarter hall was driven by the strength of our grassroots support. donations from the fundraiser to go to trump's campaign state gop

parties and political action committee that helps pay his legal bills. trump campaign spokesperson said that pac also covers expenses aside from those legal fees trump has pushed to raise more money continues in next week with fundraisers in georgia, florida, and pennsylvania. things are heating up here we just saw former presidents on don junior drive viper there's a bunch of supporters out here too, hoping to get a glimpse of trump. things will get going tonight for that big push to raise the money. jon: i was afraid for second you're about to write up on your harley there, that is what it sounded like. [not me. jon: all right madison scarpino thank you. let's bring in media politics columnist and fox news contributor joe concha. joe, the tweet from the president about how his fundraising has been driven by small donors sort of does not

jive with what we saw last week at radio city music hall. august $26 million raised by joe biden along with bill clinton, barack obama as medicine just reported the insufferable steven colbert. trump clearly has the enthusiasm edge the money was can continue to come in tonight we are expecting to hear about $50 million being raised that said president biden's campaign may still outrace trump but hilary clinton a jon come out raise trump two -- one and 2016 and all she has as a concession speech to show for. money does not play the pivotal role at used to a national campaigns that is all thanks i believe to social media in terms of getting the message out which is essentially free. this is a campaign what yes money will be a factor of course but the issues are what really matters and o in on that and tef inflation, and a crime and independence in terms of energy and especially the border and

immigration and foreign policy, ultimately that's what will decide the race not fundraisers necessarily. jon: let's take a look at the way the race stance and some swing states. you point out it's not really a national election. various states have ernie pick their favorite. it comes down to basically seven states and we are looking at them. an arizona trump is up five, georgia up three, michigan he is up to paris north carolina eight, nevada, four, pennsylvania he is up three. the only state to the only one of the seven swing states that goes a blue right now is a wisconsin. do you want to take a whack at those numbers? >> the whack is, if that holds an donald trump take six of the seven swing states it will be an electoral landslide as you said and as i pointed out before national polls are essentially meaningless. it's the polls of those seven

states that matter you have to ask the question, what will change in terms of the sentiment on the ground in terms of inflation continuing to rise question of the wall street journal had a great report this week showing food prices for example bunch of people feel amo sets a session with the by every day is up 37% since 2019 for example but what is going to change in terms of violent crime? positive mass exodus out of major cities like san francisco and chicago in a place like florida, tennessee, texas where things are going to deteriorate or improve the u.s. border? that's a number what issue to voters dump donald trump is seen by decisive margin as a present who can better handle and fix that crisis. will the world get more or less stable over the next seven months? this is an election at this point solid majority of elections feel this country is going in the wrong direction. especially the swing states we just spoke about.

jon: let's compare the two candidates are against the voters are in this next bowl who do you trust more on the issues is the question? this from the wall street journal on the economy, trumbull went over biden by 20 points. on immigration also wins by 20 points. on abortion, joe biden takes that one in the trust category. at on presidential fitness donald trump ahead by again 20 points. again it is a while until november but it's kind of hard to see those numbers turning around. >> you look at gallup and they have a poll that says what is the most important issue to you? they asked voters the economy and immigration are number one and number two. when you look at where abortion is on the particular scale that is all the way down to about nine or 10 for the presidential fitness that's a very key point around all of this. three quarters of americans do

not believe the current president joe biden has the mental fitness to be president now let alone if he won four more years until he is 86 years old in the oval office. then again what will change between now and election date will joe biden get better like a fine wine until we get to november will be more like cottage cheese that continues to deteriorate. that is the thing. if joe biden does not show he is up for the job in terms of energy, vigor, campaign events on a daily basis and speaking well outside of the teleprompter, he is showing that is a real challenge. right now the odds are in favor for donald trump to them but emn so many things can happen i'm not going to sit there and say that's my absolute prediction. jon: we will come back to early november and see how it looks. >> got it on my harley got ago. i got a hog i'm getting a ride. >> you too. millions are counting down to

monday's total solar eclipse that will cross north america. it's been seven years since the last eclipse astronomer say the u.s. will not see the phenomenon again for another two decades but fox weather max gordon is live which will be in the path of totality on monday. >> excitement isn't growing across the path of totality. places that will be plunged into darkness as the moon crosses in front of the sun. we are done with mexico up through texas, northeast across the united states into canada. here in cleveland, ohio we will see totality between 3:13 p.m. local time through 3:17 p.m. the big question is whether or not mother nature will play along because the clouds are in the forecast. a lot of people are converging onto cleveland to see this eclipse. we talked to one guy from north carolina who says he is going to be happy to see whatever he can

see. take a listen. >> even if it's super cloudy i think we'll still see since we are in the path of totality will see it turning dark i think. i think it will still be cool regardless. when that moon completely blocks out the sun it essentially looks like a turn tonight for a bit and i am really excited to see that. >> multiple events will be happening downtown this weekend. of course on monday to commemorate the eclipse according to the city of cleveland between 1 140 and 200,000 people are expected to crowded parks and into the downtown areas. to put things in perspective the cities of the crowd expected here would be s of three browns games are going on simultaneously. here in the city of cleveland all of the city's sworn police forces will be working on monday to manage crowds and respond to service. go beat road closures, parking on some people are being urged to work from home to ease the congestion but limited cell service is also going to be an issue is so many people gathered

downtown. now, along with this is going to be the guardians home opener on monday. regardless of whatever the weather does of people are able to see the eclipse is going to be a big day for cleveland. jon: it certainly will, hope they will get to see it but don't look at it without the right classes, right? fox weather correspondent max gordon awaiting the eclipse in cleveland, thank you. for more on where to watch the solar eclipse and what we can expect to see on monday it was spring emmett and jim the director of the rochester museum and science center planetarium. you must be excited. >> i am thrilled. thank you for having me on this is going be such a wonderful opportunity. i think for all of us here at the museum it is such a great chance to have so many people who might be interested in science but is going to be brought to their front door. deeply human experience within a clips like this we are thrilled about it. going to be so exciting to see all of these folks out there

looking up and seeing this a wonderful spectacular celestial event. jon: a century or two ago and beyond that in time in the clips wasn't out of the blue thing and it must've frightened people. it amazes me the precision we have now but we know exactly when it is going to start. where it is going to be which states or cities are going to be the most blackened. >> it is trooper there's a lot of astronomers have done a lot of hard work and relate tedious calculations to predict not only the average area it would cover but you may have seen recently in headlines people talking about how the path had changed a change in path that a more specific calculation of where we expect the shutter to cross down to a very small scale which is fantastic but it means we know

exactly where we want to be if we want to see anything. it can get a lot of people prepared to make sure they are in the right place at the right time to seat totality. because seeing totality is tremendously different than not being within the path of totality if you have 99% coverage, i think from a colleague i heard a fantastic way to describe this is like driving all the way to disney world and stopping at the gates. being in the path of totality is going to give us such a huge experience compared to being at 99% even. this covers a lot of north america. jon: you talk about people being able to see it we do have to stress it is not something you should just look up and stare at. >> that is true. if you are going to be looking at the total solar eclipse before totality this is really important, you need to have the special glasses. i have some here with me.

this is what you are looking for in particular these classes are going to let you seat nothing else. if you tried to wear them for driving your car this could be disastrous. looking at the sun however it will keep your eyes safe from harmful sunrays he would also run into view tried to look at the sun without these glasses. there are solar filters out there but it is important to note if you are using something it should be clear and you want to make sure it's an official cleared by the international standards organization. ask ordinary sunglasses are not going to cut it either. >> definitely not my prism the wild things from ordinary sunglasses to using dvds or cds to look at the sun. even people using old film. these are bad ideas and good ideas go down to your local museum on get a pair of solar eclipse glasses they'll let you safely view the sun you won't have to worry about anything. however, once totality hits so depending on where you are

located in the path. when totality finally hits it will get to remove your solar eclipse glasses. you can look directly at the sun or at the moon and the way of the sun and get to see things you could only see during a total solar eclipse like the corona on the outside which is a wild and mysterious atmosphere of the sun if you will. jon: that is going to be exciting. alright jall right james bader e planetarium and rochester new york. jim, thank you. >> thank you jon. jon: still to come watch parties $30$3000 night air be in bees a whole lot of a clips safety glasses being sold this weekend. meteorologist adam klotz adjoins us to tell us where it clips a viewing will be optimal come monday. >> are actually right it is april, april showers that means there's at least some risk of cloud cover out there. we are going to look at each specific region valley track of totality and tell you were the best odds are to see the's full

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heard at the shooting at a bar florida city place mall early this morning. a fight broke out between patrons one of them pulled out a gun. once security stepped in that suspect was killed along with the security guard who intervened. the city police officer is among those injured. israel faces increasing pressure to impose an immediate cease-fire as the humanitarian crisis spirals in gaza. president biden reportedly pushed hard for a cease-fire and a call with prime minister benjamin netanyahu on thursday. that was three days after an idf drone strike tragically killed aid workers in gaza but across the mid middle east there growig fears of a possible attack by a wrong. lucas of tomlinson's live at the white house with more on that. strawn, a run is about revenge after israeli airstrike earlier this week in syria killed several iranian commanders

meeting in damascus earlier former spokesperson from u.s. central command downplayed the iranian threat. >> we have seen this before theron. i think they're going to use their proxies to fire drones and rockets into northern israel. i think they're going to try to call it good they do not want a widening of this work. quick dozens of democrats including four former house speaker have written president biden demanding a halt to weapons shipment to israel. the top democrat on the house armed services committee weight while earlier. boxy central point is we want israel to change the way they are conducting this war. israel has had a very aggressive approach from october 7 forward. it is understandable why they reacted that way. it is not working to their advantage. it's causing a devastating humanitarian crisis in gaza right now. >> republican lawmakers disagree

say how moss must release the more than 100 hostages including some americans first before a cease-fire. >> now suppertime to weaver on supporting israel when they are in the middle of this conflict. i have been a strong proponent of this war ends when hamas is eradicated. people in israel will never forget october 7 but it seems as if the democratic party is forgetting october 7. >> it appears the tipping point u.s. israeli relations or system botched drone strike that killed seven aid workers including an american on monday night israel took full responsibility calling it a grave mistake a sacked twoo senior officers and punish three others. we just received word for the first time a small group of protesters were seen pouring paint that look like fake oblate outside the president's home you are seeing hear from the president's motorcade we are told it had to take an alternate route to church again that's a first time this has happened

since he october 7 massacre protesters disrupting the president's motorcade on his way to church again a small group of protesters was seen outside the president's home for what appeared to be take a blood into the street. >> lucas tomlinson at the white house. lucas thank you. for more on all this will sprint retired army general dana pittard. he is author of the book hunting the caliphate america's war on isis the dawn of the strike zone. in general, you heard nancy pelosi say the united states should stop weapons shipments to israel. what you think about that notion? >> good evening, jon. first of all tomorrow will mark six months since the brutal attack by hamas on israel. which was the largest single assault on the jewish people since the holocaust. but we should be doing this isbacking our ally, israel.

the way israel is approaching the war what appears to be an indifference of casualties that has got to be changed. we should talk to him in private we should publicly support our ally. so i disagree with stopping armed shipments to israel. hamas must be defeated or there will be no peace. that is what has to happen. jon: it seems like they are fairly close geographically there just is not that much of gaza left the israelis have not already swarmed. >> yes. in southern gaza the area that is referred to as rafah they're up to four battalions of hamas their hamas fighters there. that's probably the reason why hamas would like to see a cease-fire so they could either get them out or prepare more

defenses. but israel needs to continue on with this campaign. they've got to change her your attitude toward civilian casualties. that will be a problem. 30,000 palestinians being killed is a problem, a terrible problem it is a tragedy. israel must defeat hamas. >> hamas generally uses civilians as human shields. there are all kinds of break-ins of the rules of war that hamas soldiers carry out, don't they? >> we should not forget that. not dissimilar to what isis was doing in iraq and syria. what u.s. forces and the coalition did as had operational patients when it came to targeting wheat would work to get the targets away from

civilians. sometimes there were tough calls. it was very, very close to may have called because some civilian casualties israel needs to be less indifferent to civilian casualties. jon: retired army general dana pittard thank you. >> thank you, go purdue. dispute. speak.jon: coming up after the k exclusive video of migrants seeking through holes in the border while in new mexico. meantime u.s. senate is preparing for the impeachment trial home and security secretary mayorkas. hehelen security member roger marshall joins us to tells what we expect to see when that trail begins next week. stay with us. ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪

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southern border shows migrants trying to illegally cross through holes in the wall in new mexico. scouts transporting others ovary prayer mountain there. matt finn is live with the latest on the border crisis. >> hired jon but we are standing on mount christo rey right now. over the past day we have witnessed consistent illegal migrant activity here on this mountain, and a cat and mouse game between border patrol the scouts and the coyotes and the migrants they are trying to sneak into the united states for over the past day our cameras have caught scouts and coyotes looking down on us. monitoring us while running away from us and trying to conceal the groups of migrants that are with them. we only spent a few minutes on this mountain it ran right into a group of about 15 illegal migrants who walked right past us. also here in new mexico our crews have spotted many holes in our border wall. in fact we spotted two men trying to climb into one of the

holes. a sauce and took off running back into mexico. they screamed at us, let us cross where you racist? [background noises] we also saw a bus of migrants right after they crossed our border wall into new mexico. border patrol agents drag tires on the back of their truck so they smoothed over the busy smuggling path they can quickly spot fresh footsteps. dogs are outside of southern park, new mexico in the el paso sector walking along as was referred to as the obama wall part of border patrol points of the holes in the wall cartels cut them to smuggle human through their referred to as doggy doors are so overwhelmed right now they cannot keep up with patching them. >> back live here and new mexico

border patrol agent told me and my photographer he feels like border patrol has lost control of this mountain but he said quote it is they theirs referrio the human smugglers who are actively smuggling migrants on this mountain. jon: matt been on the border thank you meant. lawmakers in congress will soon launch impeachment procedures against homeland security secretary mayorkas he faces intense scrutiny because of the search of migrants pouring into the united states. let's bring in kansas senator roger marshall he serves on the senate homeland security agricultural budget and health education labor committees. so the house as it voted articles of impeachment they are sending them to the senate on tuesday, what happens then? >> jon, the first thing that's going to happen is they need to swear in the senators to become

jurors. but shortly thereafter chuck schumer for the first time in the history of our government is going to table the articles of impeachment. we are going to do everything we can to slow it down. got a few tricks up our sleeves but at the end of the day all he needs is a simple majority to table the articles of impeachment. again it's breaking all senate tradition can you imagine what would've happened in 2019 if the republican majority in the senate had tabled the impeachment articles on donald trump? i think this will have dire consequences in the future. jon: the democrats in the senate must not be paying attention to the fox news polling i was talking about earlier in the hour that suggested illegal immigration is one of voters are primary concerns this year. >> yes i can assure you americans number one worried not just a concern but their number one worry was the open southern border and the threat on their

own safety. in kansas we are seeing a young adult die everyday from fentanyl poisoning. we are using narcan 10 or 20 times every day played the mexican cartel, the chinese triad is going up and down our highways with not just the sentinel but with human trafficking. now they are setting up bases all across the state of kansas. every state is now a border state and it's killing our young adults. it is a tragedy this is on the back of joe biden. that is why we need to fire secretary mayorkas this weekend and 200 days of fire joe biden. that is the only way were ever going to get back to safety and security. jon: what if mayorkas is just doing what his boss tells him to? >> i think that is a great points bradys is doing exactly what his boss is telling him to do. that is why elections have consequences for this is exactly why we need to make sure the rest of the united states knows what's going on here. i am fearful half of america does not know how grave the situation is out there.

they're not all watching the fox news poll unfortunately. we need to educate those folks in through a public trial through an impeachment hearing that is how we can educate the rest of american public and let them know exactly what a horrible job joe biden is doing. >> it does not sound like you're going to get that opportunity if as you say chuck schumer tables the whole thing. >> yes unfortunately you are right. all he needs is a simple majority to tabled the situation. we are going to do everything we can this week to fight that situation. at the end of the day were going to lose that vote but american, kansas sent me too d.c. to fight for them and that is exactly what we are going to do. but again, elections have consequences this is what we've all got to get out and vote in november. ultimately those things going to solve this as electing donald trump as the next president. jon: secretary mayorkas he is famous and said the board is secure. your response? >> oh my goodness. 11 million encounters under his

watch alone. every day 800 known got a ways to get through the border. our border patrol is seeing 800 people every day escape without ever being vetted. this the president has paroled 2 million people that i don't think were properly vetted. that is why we should fire secretary mayorkas he has broken the law. the secure defense of 2006 he is required by law to maintain operational control of the border not let illegal aliens as well as illegal drugs across the border. i think every american has been impacted by this fentanyl poisoning. knows of someone who knows someone who has lost a loved one to fentanyl poisoning alone. americans get this. wwe'll get it right in november. jon: senator roger marshall republican thank you. >> thank you good night. jon: do you have your eclipse safety glasses yet? america's total eclipse of the

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jon: monies are expected to gaze skyward on monday. a rare solar eclipse will begin over mexico's pacific coast. will be visible for the first time in the u.s. over texas. its path and then crosses over the central u.s. to reach a main just a few hours later. and, whether it might affect visibility for some eager viewers here with the forecast

fox weather meteorologist adam klotz. taylor, jon but unfortunately it is april that is a ready part of the season from a lot of places across the country. that means he forecasts her trends is not an area where it says that many clouds you actually won't see it just will give you an idea of the kind o weather we are expecting in the general area. maybe the claudia spot in the country this forecast is going to run the gulf coast. they're looking over cap cost to many clouds across the area of totality. this is our best risk for weather on the date the big red bull's eye is too on the scale of five for potential severe weather. that severe weather would not be popping off at the time of the solar eclipse to be a little bit later in the day. i also know the be a lot of folks in this region. if you are traveling that way keep in mind it later in the day there's risk for severe weather

this winter move on through. we get a sense of it right there a lot of moisture, let it heat rolling off the gulf thunderstorms will be popping up at 10 begin to evening hours for travel little further to the north, still a little cloud cover becomes more patchy. his seat few clouds over toward st. louis this was a shift around a little currently run up more in the midwest you are seeing more cloud cover particularly as you get over the great lakes will track this toward the north the cloud cover contingent more dense printer forecasting from buffalo to syracuse by the time you pushed up into extreme reaches of the country over main high pressure system look at the cloud cover at bay. we're look it really clear conditions across of the northern reaches of the main essay asit makes the move. timing wise on this as we showed you earlier we moved their dialysis thunderstorms will come much later that that will not be an issue. by the time to get into indianapolis ultimately running

close to 3:30 p.m. or so by the time you're heading on out of the country. fingers crossed for just because it said it's cloudy does not mean it takes one to break it could be beautiful where you are at one cloud to really get the weight. fingers crossed. jon: let's hope for clear skies so everyone can see the sun blogs about. meteorologist adam klotz thanks. more fox report right afterju thisst. t rate for you is a rate based on you, with allstate. because there are people out there who aren't you. a lot of them. and you don't drive like... whoa. i don't want my child being raised by a robot! other drivers are not you. yes, thank you so much to all 50 of my subscribers. nope, definitely not you. save with drivewise and get a rate based on you. you're in good hands with allstate.

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jon: time for some headlines from around the globe. in ukraine officials say an overnight russian drone strike killed eight people and injured 12 eastern city. russian defense ministry said they attacked ukraine's military. in china janet yellen says upcoming talks and leaders would address chinese trade practices critics say but u.s. companies at an unfair disadvantage. oh and ecuador police broke in to the mexican embassy yesterday to arrest a former ecuadorian vice president who is seeking political asylum. he faces corruption to charge her six urgent use of force prompted mexico's government to end diplomatic ties with ecuador.

and in england the london zoo is celebrating a success. lion cubs born a few weeks ago. and that is a look at some stories from around the globe. we told to former president trump is holding a big fundraiser in palm beach next to or nearby his house. he is just arriving now. let's listen in. >> we've got best of going on around the world require a regag change that very quickly. this has been some incredible evening before it even starts. people wanted to contribute to a cause to make america great again. that is what has happened but were going to make america great again. everyone knows it. the election is a little more than six months it's going to beat the most important i believe election we've ever had. it's going to go down as the most important date in the history of our country that is

november 5 will be the most important date in the history of our country. thank you very much. thank you very much for being here. >> did you talk to the family will you accept a former elite s donors? jon: president trump and his wife walk into the fundraiser. we'll be back with more fox report in just a moment. loved . make the call. because we care too. ♪ home instead. to us, it's personal.

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furry new friends. these pups first successful are kat later at the zoo since 2010. two male and two female baby meerkats born to naomi at the bubble, obscuring the first look at their new habitat in the dusek desert edge exhibit. one fulcrum, they can reach up to 14 mentioned along with a tablet at another 10 inches to their physique. the rare copy of superman's action comics number one sets a new record selling for $6 million at auction. looking at the new most valuable comic book in the world, action comics number one watch the superman soccer in 1938 topic the previous records set by 1939 issue of superman number one which sold for $5.3 million a couple of years ago. makes me want to go home and check might childhood attic to

see if there's an old comic books to keep sitting around. >> james we can spend our money on, 6 million, superman himself better deliver it to my house. >> wouldn't it be nice? a nice car he's about to cost over the cliff there. >> you get everything for $69. >> and meerkats, awfully cute. good of the zoo to set them up with their own habitat. >> i love the cute animals at the end of the show. i appreciate it; a lot of meteorology from use wasn't even trade. adam potts, thank you, who will see you tomorrow if that's how fox reports this saturday, the sixth of april, 2024. i am jon scott, thanks for watching this evening. we will see you tomorrow, the "big weekend show" is next. ♪ ♪ good