at teenagers in the backyard would be way better than anything we have in congress but anyway party is over thank youti for watching fox news saturday night. every saturday right here on fox news do not forget to follow us on social media f and saturday night. for more of me i'm coming to a city near you girlfriend praise everybody calm down ton to her t fox across america.com. you carican also listen to the ' show from 12 to 3:00 p.m. eastern fo very good night fromw york city.york i'll see you next saturday. you can be a republican, you can be a democrat, just don't be ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. jon: we are following three major stories this evening. israel marks six months of war against the hamas terror group by removing troops from southern gaza. donald trump kicked off his spring fundraising with raising

more than $50 million in florida. millions of americans will witness a full solar eclipse tomorrow. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ ♪ ♪ the excitement is building in those states from texas to maine it will be in the direct path of tomorrow's total eclipse beginning tomorrow afternoon. fox team coverage for you this evening fox weather it meteorologists at kendall smith has more in the best spots to view the eclipse. liberty science center planetarium director mike shanahan joins us to break them the science behind it. first fox with a correspondent max gordon live in cleveland which is in the path of totality. max? [laughter] >> good evening. we are less than 24 hours away. you said it. the excitement is building we are rocking and rolling here in

cleveland at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. one of many events going on across the city. tomorrow the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is going to be djing the eclipse. playing a net other than pink floyd eclipse during totality which will occur at 3:13 p.m. local time. but the only thing people are thinking about right now is will there be clouds tomorrow? that could throw a wrench into everyone's plans it could block out the sun. we talked to one guy who drove up all the way from atlanta georgia he said he wants to see the eclipse so badly he met alternate plans to stay in >> just in case it is cloudy. take a listen. >> it is incredible to everything people say it is. it's an entirely different experience. different than anything if seeing your whole life i want to experience it unobstructed as much as possible. i already drove 10 and half hours to get here. and i'm going to drive another nine and a half hours just to see it more search and clear

version. >> was another nine and half hours? 200,000 people are expected to come into town for the eclipse. many hotels either sold out or have limited availability efforts you cleveland has been very expensive and tough to get that is been the situation and other cities along the path of totality. there's also going to be guardians home game tomorrow at 5:10 p.m. local time. that's the home opener. so regardless of the whether it is to be a really big day in cleveland. back to you. jon: sells like a an exciting time as most of the rock 'n' roll hall. max gordon thank you. eclipse watchers are flocking to cities along the path of totality ahead of tomorrow's big event. advancing storms are threating to put viewing opportunities for millions fox meteorologist kendall smith is live in

indianapolis with the latest. >> cloud cover forecast across the country is going to be a nailbiter for sure, for many cities for the biggest question is where will the best of you be? i am alive at the indianapolis motor speedway less than 24 hours the speedway behind me is expected to be full of 50000 spectators for more than 26 different countries. indianapolis can very well be one of if not the best viewings of the total solar eclipse across the u.s. where else would also be nice? most likely northern new england. states like maine, vermont, new hampshire we also have a front sliding its way eastward and how fast that front progresses is going to show areas where we will have shrouded cloud cover from arkansas all be up to the midwest. down south is the spot we are watching very carefully the lone star state. we have the potential for a lojack of stratus clouds.

that could potentially obscure the view altogether of the total solar eclipse for millions. dallas down to eagle pass for classing many clouds that most spots in the midwest and northeast. we'll be watching us very carefully track it minute by minute right here in "fox weather." jon: fox weather kendall smith in indianapolis. thanks kendall. for more on tomorrow's big event let's bring in mike shanahan is a planetary director of the liberty science center in jersey city, new jersey. yours is the largest of its kind in the country. >> is correct the largest planetarium and all the western hemisphere 89 feet in diameter. what you have planned? >> we are not in the total zone here. it's going to be at 91% coverage of the sun by the moon at the peak. we are having a great eclipse festival from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. the main activity shall be from 1:00 a.m. to

5:00 p.m. armada eclipse is at 2:15 p.m. and goes until 4:30 6:00 p.m. but a solar telescopes on the lawn. we'll also of course have a dj. many astronomy themed foods at critically doing a webcast from here so people can go and see the eclipse happening in places where it is total because that's also a really good in case we have a long stretch of partly cloudy weather here. our planetarium show on every hour throughout the afternoon. jon: even if you are in the path of totality and there are clouds is still going to get dark. you're just not going to be able to see the corona and all the exciting stuff that comes with a and a eclipse. >> if you are in the total zone you'll still have the feeling of darkness in the middle of the day. here where we are with 91% the sunblock is not going to be much of a drop in brightness the sun is incredibly bright that until it goes down to almost nothing showing behind the moon it still looks like a normal day. jon: wow.

what do you tell people about safety? there are people who do not know the right way to look at and eclipse. >> great question. one of the best things we can do the museum field is let people know it is never safe to observe a partial solar eclipse directly. it is more dangerous as less of the sun is visible it may be less painful to look at the sun but it can still do eye damage. so, portly their implantable site nowadays the eclipse the glasses are the safest way to do it. and allow you to observe the partial eclipse directly. jon: i'm told nasa is saying be careful with their smart phones because you can burn the electronics and the lens if you pointed at the eclipse. >> yes pay be very careful if you want to hold this of your camera lens that's probably safe

way to do that do not aim your camera directly at the sun without protection it could fry out your camera. jon: it is my understanding eclipse got you excited enough about your career that you gave up another pursuits to become a planetarium director. affect yes it's funny how things can change your life as going to be a charles dickens colored washington and seattle. a total eclipse in the northwest over 40 years ago with such an awesome experience. it was one of the things that made me realize i would have a more fruitful career going into public astronomy education. which has been my career since the 80s. jon: you have to wonder about how many little kids are going to follow in your footsteps and get into the astronomy business just because of what happens tomorrow. >> and you're in the astronomy education business there is a lot of managing expectations about astronomy events. and meteor shower is

interesting. going be sitting there for hours in the middle the night looking for streaks of light. on the other hand a total solar eclipse will far exceed any expectation you have for the event. these are the things that can really be life changing or for me career changing experiences. jon: is going to be exciting, mike shanahan thank you. jon: is much more eclipse coverage ahead will clouds obscure your view quest rick meteorologist adam klotz will be along later this hour with up to the minute eclipse forecast. tune in right here beginning at 12:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow for fox special coverage of america's total eclipse. ♪. jon: another misstep for boeing aircraft with the same on a flight out of denver. southwest airlines jet forced to turn around after the while cover blew off during takeoff. the second incident for the

airline and a week and the latest in a series of problems for boeing planes. cb cotton has a look at all of that. >> flight fears continue. passengers on the southbound airline flight looked out the window to spot an while cover had torn off following takeoff. take a look you see the while cover flapping in the wind speed according to tracking site flight aware the boeing 737800 took off from denver international airport around 7:30 9:00 a.m. local time headed for houston. then turned around and landed landed back in denver less than 40 minutes later faa explained to us crewmembers noticed part t of the plane called the while cowling came off and struck want of the aircraft wing flaps we reached out to boeing which referred us to southwest the airline saying in a statement southwest flight 3695 return for denver international airport this morning and landed safely

after experiencing a mechanical issue. our customers arrived at houston hobby on another aircraft up approximate three hours behind schedule. we apologize for the inconvenience of their delay to place our highest priority at ultimate safety for our customers and employees. our maintenance teams are reviewing the aircraft. today's incident as you mention bell is a series of other safety concerns for the aerospace manufacturer. boeing, less than two weeks ago boeing ceo announced he was stepped out of the end of the year payback in january as we all know was how the frightening video alaska airlines boeing 77 max nine had its panel blown out. back to you. jon: you have to wonder what the passengers are thinking of that on the right side of the plane and look out and see their while coming apart. >> jon as lake of social media after this. not too much reaction from passengers. i will say we reached out to boeing they referred us back to southwest airline.

i talked to some aviation experts. they pointed me too a really interesting post a pilot made on x. he said what happened this morning on this plane does not present an immediate threat that would have brought this aircraft down pretty he did say though that a pilot should have caught it on his or her visual inspection of the plane before taking off. i thought that was an interesting post. i also want to point out again this was not a boeing 737 max nine but rather a boeing 7:30 seven 800. jon: still a fairly late model plane as jets go. cb cotton, thanks. israel pulling a division of its military forces out of seven gaza has today marks six months of war on the gaza strip. idf said that 98 division has

completed its mission and will take time to recuperate. reaction comes as a calls for a hostage bill from the white house and the israelis grow. it's not a cease-fire still remains in limbo. fox news team coverage on the story. lucas of tomlinson has the latest of the white house. but first trey yingst reports from israel. >> good evening. it has been six months since october 7 a massacre. we spoke with one woman part of a cease-fire deal she describes the horrific conditions she experienced as a hostage. >> i am and for the past three years i have lived. my husband they shot him at point blank range of the chest. there are two or three gunshot wounds. i remember pretty was lying on the floor like that quietly. i remember him with his legs

folded and lying quietly. straight away there were five terrorists inside the safe rooms with weapons in the closet and telling us to get dressed. we were naked and in our pajamas they demanded we dress up. >> it was going to the mind in that moment? >> terrible fear right in shock but we got an in a line the bos were going out before that one of the terrorist saw his shirt. he opened it like that i remember his big green eyes and he screamed at me and arabic. i do not understand arabic i don't understand he's asking me. >> your driven into gaza with your children. what are the first few hours and days like? >> it took us seven minutes to get to gaza in seven weeks to return. but we came back from gaza the un- araunbearable ease of how it happened was unbearable.

we were there for two days. >> or the interactions with hamas like? when you w are held in these locations? >> actually, in an absurd way they guarded us, protected us. sometimes even with their bodies from the israeli air force strikes but we talked about this absurdity. we talked about this absurdity several times. we also made sure they pointed it out we protect you from the air force attack. that is absurdity. >> the reason hamas wanted to keep these hostages safe was to use them as bargaining chips and a larger cease-fire deal to exchange for palestinian prisoners. jon: it trey yingst and tel aviv, thanks. top white house officials are defending president biden sudden shift on israel southern gaza six months after it was attacked in the war began.

lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with more. >> it appears president biden got what he wanted. israeli forces are pulling out of southern gaza ahead of the cease-fire talks in cairo. jon kirby to say where things stand right now. >> we are not blind to the risks the aid workers are end but certainly not blind to the suffering the people of gaza are going through and the president was clear i won't get ahead i will not prejudge decisions he will or won't make it. >> i've not heard from him on this. if he feels so strong it wasn't the president out there talking about it? what you saw his statement triggers a ready paper statement. >> kirby also said israeli forces are pulling out to rest on "fox news sunday" earlier senator chris coons offered a different explanation. >> i presume this is a tactical decision by the idf and israeli leadership in the face of a threat of a real attack from the north, from a trend for a direct attack for my ron.

it is important for all of us who support israel to be clear that we will continue to defend israel against iran or any of its proxies in the region. >> other lawmakers say it's still not clear what exactly the white house position is when it comes to israel. >> president and the white house have yet to lay out what consequences they have and that they want to impose. we have had a situation where for months the president has made requests to the netanyahu government. they have ignored those requests. >> seems like president biden's been asleep at the wheel as he has not responded to the crisis as it has unfolded. and now made public statements criticizing netanyahu, criticizing israel. the next six months into the war over 100 hostages remain captive in gaza at the hands of hamas. tomorrow some of the family says hostages will come urging the white house smith national security advisor jake sullivan. those hostages include some americans.

>> lucas tomlinson at the white house, thanks. former president trump makes a record-breaking campaign cash call in palm beach last night. gopac chairman tells us how it could change the calculus of the presidential race just ahead. we know you care. [music plays] but if this is all too real for you and your loved ones. make the call. because we care too. ♪ home instead. to us, it's personal. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps

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jon: donald trump making strides in its effort to close in on president biden's lead and campaign fundraising. the former president raking in more than $50 million at his florida donor event smashing the 26 million-dollar record biden set only last month. madison scarpino is live in palm beach florida it with details on this fundraising race. trump is calling it the biggest night and fundraising of all time. nearly doubling what president biden raised at a fundraiser former presidents clinton and obama. this was a first major fundraiser for trump and they ac since he became the party's presumptive presidential nominee. his supporters are contributing

to a cause that will restore our country. everybody wants change the countries doing poorly. i get the change very quickly. >> not just anyone could attend high dollar donors paid anywhere from 200 to $800,000 to eat dinner with the former president. there were some big names at last night's event. like berger who has endorsed from. >> he's concerned with president trump. forget the country going again fights for main street not wall street.

>> grassroots campaign of nurses and teachers and firefighters and cops versus donald trump and a couple billionaires looking for tax cut. >> some donations will go to a political action committee that helps the pace trumps legal bills. his campaign said the pack also covers other expenses. this fundraising dollars will also help trump close the gap with president biden here is $90 million last month. it also has more cash on hand with $192 million compared to trumps $93 million. both the trump and biden have fundraisers this upcoming week. this new push to raise more money has really just begun. jon: all right madison in palm beach florida, thank you. as donald trump tries to close in on president biden's campaign cash lead the republican party is planning its campaign

strategy and the battleground states. gopac chairman joins me now. let's talk about money for a minute. you are the current president hundred million dollar fdollarsfundraising lead on ther president that seems insurmountable. but how important is the campaign cash? >> the famous senator mark hanna said in 1895 there's only two 1o important things in politics. one is in money and i can't remember the second. [laughter] which always gets a good chuckle. we are looking at an election here that's not as much about raising money to define who each candidate is. americans have a pretty good idea of who joe biden is and who donald trump is it. it is about getting your voters to go to the polls that's why the clip you showed a president trump talk about people want change is strategically smart on their part because if you ask voters in poll after poll who is

most likely to bring about the needed change that is a voter group trump wins overwhelmingly party wins almost 99 -- one among republicans were as if you ask democrats that joe biden only has a 65 -- one advantage over trump. or 65% of democrats believe that. it is a big advantage in the trump message they are being very targeted with what they say. they know the voters need to get out. they will have the money they need to get that message out. and every indication they know exactly what they need to say to do that. jon: as you say money is important in politics the new chair and cochair of the republican national committee talked about the fundraiser last night. on how it sort of changes the game. listen. >> we are going to spend every single dollar that we raise on two key critical core missions

for the rnc which are getting out the vote and protecting the ballots. we are going to make sure we are focusing on the battleground states and districts where we need to be competitive. and making sure every dollar we raise is going to be putting lead on target. next we have the funding to ensure we can train poll workers. across this country. we are making sure we leave nothing to chance the importance of this election. the feeling has been republicans have been behind the eight ball when it comes to early voting, voting by mail, that kind of thing. his short party expecting to catch up this year? >> certainly and their resources will be there to do that. let's go a second to chairman whatley's statement which may be

the understatement of the election so far. you need to have the resources to protect the ballots. we've already seen democrats try to keep donald trump off the ballots are. as we go into this election and you already have the rnc looking at a few legal cases. have filed legal cases and key states to make sure the ballot is protected. particularly in the swing states it. as you see the democrats doing everything they can to use the legal system, to make sure they get a win including trying to keep a robert kennedy off of the ballot. the rnc arguably will spend this much money, if not more than any election before and illegally trying to make sure the ballots are protected. jon: fox news a polling unit took a poll asking voters who do you think is better on some of the key issues that are facing the country right now? i believe it but the results of right now. who do you trust more on the issues?

loose about eight points on abortion. he is up by 20 points over joe biden. those look like promising numbers they have numbers that can change before the election. >> is the one thing will almost be guaranteed at the numbers will shift as this campaign progresses. the challenge for the biden campaign is if you look at who their core constituencies have been. younger voters, self identified moderates, minority voters. those are the very voters biden is having the biggest trouble with right now. where president trump has seen some of his biggest gains. even amongst college-educated women. you look at the recent wall strt journal battleground state polls trump is gaining amongst college-educated women which has been our biggest struggle the last couple of years.

biden is not being in or near the percentage he needs for mail voters. >> it looks like a fascinating rematch is coming up november 5. thank you david. the crisis at our southern border shifts the west as texas tightens its border wall by preparing damage migrants have caused. a live report our new border smugglers are spotted coming up. we'll get reaction from arizona congresswoman debbie lesko when fox report concerns. ♪ limu emu ♪ ♪ and doug ♪ hello, ghostbusters. it's doug... ... of doug and limu. we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. anyway, we got a bit of a situation here. ♪ uh-huh. uh-huh. ♪ [ metal groans]

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with more on that. >> we are standing on mount christo part over the past couple of days this area has been swarming with the legal migrant activity. our cameras capturing most of it. some point our cameras captured coyote steering us down as a smuggled small groups into the united states some work monitoring of spree keeping their eye on us. some ran away from us as they try to keep their illegal groups undercover. border patrol agent told me and my photography feels like border patrol has lost control of this mountain to human smugglers. we have clearly witnessed over the past couple of days in illegal enterprise on this mountain. coyotes are brazen we are told they will throw rocks to try to defend their groups of illegal migrants all this is happening a few steps away from the border wall. cooks are at the base in new mexico but you can clearly see where the wall stops here and humans can pass right through the area. we saw a small group of men

crossed through here. one of them took off running. >> this is that video of the two men who breezed right past our border wall in sutherland park, new mexico. one of the men presumably the scout or coyote another man took off running into the desert. we have seen border patrol to migrants in dark clothing running away at the base of the mountain trying to evade law enforcement ultimately border patrol did get a hole of them. we have seen apprehensions today as well. this is happening only a few miles across the state line from texas which right now is a much different scene there as the governor isn't bolstering his border and his hotspots with enhanced razor wire anticline fencing. >> matt finn at the border in new mexico. thank you. let's bring in arizona congresswoman debbie lesko for her take on the border

situation. congresswoman homan security secretary mayorkas is being impeached this week. the articles will be presented to the senate. what is going to come of that? >> i sure hope there is going to be a trial because it is a lawful immigration we thought it through. we passed it out of the house. now i believe chuck schumer should have a trial. unfortunately he's probably going to try to have a vote to dismiss its without even looking at the case. the democrats that vote for dismissing it they're going to be on record in the swing states. >> of voters who might find their position, their vote on a popular potentially could take it out on them in november. >> you are absolutely right. same thing is happening in arizona.

he is trying to pretend he's for border security but he is not. i served with him in the arizona state legislature years ago. he is very liberal he's always voted against border security pretty voted against sb 1070 a number of years ago. that summer to what texas is trying to do now. the federal government is not enforcing border laws. >> what does congress what is the role congress has in all of this? is there anything congress can do to try to beef up the situation of the border? >> republicans and the house certainly have tried but we passed a really strong border security. enforcer chuck schumer and the senate won't hear it. individual bills there's illegal

immigrant has dui that should be deported. guess what, the democrats on the house voted against it. i think the only thing we are going to be able to do is type funding to border security. so i wish we would have done that on the funding bill that we just passed. but we didn't sue. now were going to have to tie it to either fiscal year 25 funding or israel funding or ukraine funding or something. we have to secure our border. my constituents are fed up with this open border. jon: that is what frustrates a lot of people it does not seem to be a clear way in washington to get anyone think that you want better border security affected tied to a bill involving a grain or israel. it seems nuts. >> it is absolutely nuts. i am so frustrated. i've got to gop caucus meetings and told spe speaker johnson i o

frustrated. the american people want the borders secure. biden won't do it, the democrats won't do it at all. they vote against everything that we try to put forward. in fact our democratic governor hobbs in arizona vetoed a bill that would try to secure the border all she wants is more money for helping illegal immigrants. this is just what the democrats once they went open border policies it is absolutely infuriating. that is why it we need to tie it to funding. that is the only thing that's going to get it done until we can elect a president trump will secure the border. jon: our fox news a polling seems to reflect that same view among the american people put arizona congresswoman debbie lesko. congresswoman, thank you. >> thank you jon. jon: after helping make iowa college basketball bigger than ever. caitlin clark play for

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jon: congress returns to session this week looming over that as a threat to try to strip house speaker mike johnson of his gavel senior congressional correspondent chad pergram. >> republic of georgia representative marjorie taylor greene authored a resolution to force the house to take a vote of now no confidence in speaker mike johnson progress i do not wish to inflict pain on our conference and throw the house in chaos. but this is basically a warning. >> railed at johnson for negotiating spending bills with

the democrats and not giving members enough time to read legislation before voting. other conservatives criticize republicans for caving on their principles. but swear you in congress? that is why we are article one. but we are too chicken to use the power. >> the house of passes most big bills with more democrats than republicans. begging the question who is calling the shots? >> is titled may not be speaker of the house but definitely leader of the democratic caucus and probably leader of congress is hakeem jeffries. >> the redline for green's of johnson calls up a bill to aid ukraine. johnson employs republicans to cease the invite. >> i think all of our colleagues recognize we cannot have a distraction right now. >> political observers that republicans went to rerun the blasters when it lacked a speaker for three weeks. >> was utter chaos. i think johnson benefits from

the terrible example that was set several months ago. when mccarthy was ousted. >> there is concern more turmoil could prompt additional republican resignation. i could flip control of the house to democrats. >> it is a risk but i don't think that's going to happen but hakeem is not going to be the speaker purpose democrats did not save kevin mccarthy at last time the calculus could be different if there's a threat to johnson. especially if democrats can leverage the speaker on aid to ukraine. on capitol hill chad pergram fox news. now to hoops ncaa basketball championship belongs to the undefeated 38 -- zero south coletta gamecocks. unstoppable. clark launches a long rebound. jon: defeated the iowa hawkeyes

87 -- 75 this afternoon. it is their third national championship since 2017. it was the final game of pilot start caitlin clark's brilliant collegiate career. christina coleman is live with him more on all of this. christina? >> hi jon heard south carolina may have lost iowa last year in the final four they sure did beat them today 87 -- 75. this is south carolina gamecocks national championship win and the last eight years but today's big win also makes in the tent team in division i history to have an undefeated season. they lost all five of their starters a year ago to the wnba but that did not stop them from having an incredible year with powerful confident players like start center camilla cardoso. she projected to be one of the top picks wnba draft this year but she was also named most outstanding player of this national champ each of game. with a career-high of 17 boards today.

>> camilla was not going to let us lose a game in the ncaa tournament. she played like one of the top picks in the wnba draft. >> good for her. her star guard caitlin clark she finished her last season -- make a last game at iowa after capture the hearts of millions with her demeanor and laser focused sheep broke a record after record become in the all-time score and men and minimalwomen's college best souh carolina legendary head coach gave clark a huge shout out after the game. >> i want to personally thank caitlin clark for lifting up our sports. caitlin clark, if you are out there you are one of the goats of our game. >> she sure is. despite a bitter final college game or time a court is far from over she is projected to be the number one pick in the draft. the indiana fever have the topic

also the draft will take place on april 15 in new york. exciting stuff. >> it will be fun to keep watching both of those superstars. christina coleman thanks. stranded on the box import excitement is growing for america's total eclipse. less than 24 hours away now, right? >> absolutely right. moon shadow is going to pass over 15 states in texas ultimately running all the be up to maine. the problem is showers are in the forecast for a let you know where coming up in my full forecast after the break. ♪

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jon: across the u.s. millions are excited to see the rare spectacle of the total solar eclipse to bar. but in parts of the country cloudy weather might block the view of the moon blocking the sun. ftalks whether meteorologist adm klotz with the forecast for us. >> unfortunately it is april at the time of their spring storms often pop up. places you typically get nice weather in texas, one of the spots we could see perhaps the most cloud cover. this is a risk for severe storms

heading into monday but actually everything in that maroon color is a three on scale of five as far as risk dozers could be big thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes the timing of that is not till after would see the eclipse move on through. i do have that for you. there is still a chance you get a break in the cloud cover early but here's how plays out for the morning hours. udc clear off into the afternoon the timestamp is in the corner it is clear eclipse at 140 central time in dallas but big storms ultimately moving in a little bit later. i want to run your further north it clears off as you get into the midwest take you up into portions of the great lakes gets cloudy again before clearing off one more time as you get into interior new england, maine and a lot more sunshine t therapy. >> that looks like reasonably good forecast meteorologist adam klotz thank you. up next there is one single winter for the gigantic $1.3 billion powerball jackpot out there. more on that ahead.

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matchups, the group picked purdue and the university of connecticut by choosing snack bags with the teams names on them. smart. you showed up for work so i guess you have a bit in portland, oregon buying powerball tickets. >> i'm glad i did not win not because this thing that we have going on i would miss it so much i'll be here next weekend. >> i'll be here too. see you then, that's all fox reports this sunday the seventh of april 2024, i am jon scott thank you for watching. we will see you next week. if you watch the eclipse, use the special glasses. good night. ♪ hello everyone i am tom along with molly line, tammy bruce and guy benson. welcome to "the big weekend show". the big story tonight is a fox news