about another president who's been convicted. we don't know what that jury will decide. there are two .people that will see things potentially ople differently because their attorneys. we don't know.tl i y think a hundred percent bid is all in on being able to use that label convicted as you sai they will probably win on appea anyway if they get the conviction but that willd pr co like after november. it will help democrats either y way because if it happens aft november, they won't careithe. >> i am just finding out now that court will resume tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. when the jury wil be chargedto and harris i want thank you for being with us tonight. rememberchar to check out vietn put r besteps of my father whic available right now i'm fox nation fox nation. it's great.y favailight i see that. that'san it for us tonight am judge jeanine pirro and viloria. thanks for watching. jesse watters takes it from here

. >> still no arrest in the murde of general hospital star johnny wachter and this morning his ex fiancé is making an emotional plea for justice. >> these criminals cannot keep being on the street and they can't keep being sent back if you're watching. be met you shot the wrong guy. we can get a real job. i know the job life is hard, bu were all in it together. >> she will join us live on fox & friends first with more of he message to jenny's killers. >> plus--criminal case hits bac to court for a hearing this afternoon as the world's number one golfer faces charges for allegedly assaulting a louisville police officer the new comments from both sides. >> judge judy has some career advisor for gen-z years that yo do not want to miss. >> if you have a bunch of kids entering the workforce that say i like to work past 4:00 o'clock

, i don't work on saturday. sunday is football. that somebody will notice that. it's quite a comment in quite a hacker. for watching fox & friends firs on wednesday morning. >> i love starch did he. we have all of that coming up for you and jampacked 5:00 o'clock hour. first, we have to get two that spirit of several key braces ar decided in texas overnight many of them by razor thin margins a both parties make a serious pla for the lone star state. >> brand-new we just got an inside look at the bite biden harris campaigns of new initiative to wind back black voters before they unveiled it better gone pennsylvanian later today. as tomlinson live in all the major updates from the campaign trail. >> a good early morning carly and todd will at 4:00 o'clock president biden vice president harris are headed back to philadelphia. biden has visited pennsylvania more than any other state

outside of its home state of delaware. he will unveil a new coalition to court black voters were he's been losing support. donald trump has seen his share of the black vote rise over 20 percent this year biden has lost 17 percent going back to the press past four years. biden held a number of events t shore up the black vote including speaking at morehouse college historically black and all middle school are tipped demographics he needs to wait i november. let's go to texas as you might mentioned we have primary results to share. first his 23rd district the largest along the southern border cody gonzales nearly won against brandon herrera gonzale was endorsed by texas governor greg abbott attended general governor dan patrick and house speaker mike johnson in the djebali data probably hollywood actor matthew makar may as well herrera was endorsed by matt gates now moving to texas is 23rd district in the dallas-for worth area katrina peterson who

served as the spokeswoman for donald trump 26 campaign defeated justin holland and wil write the victor all the way to washington since that there is no democrat in the race in november. pearson had the backing of gran avenue as well. the 12 the district the distric around fort worth, craig goldma a fifth-generation texan defeating john o'shea hanley cake range letters since 1997 i not running for reelection. may veteran jay berman when the republican primary in the 28th district and will face henry cuellar. charged with excepting the nearly 600,000 in bribes from two foreign entities. they served at more than 20 years in congress in a district that stretches from san antonio to laredo also along the southern border. >> live for us that they give for all of the information in the race of words get ready to see those come up. >> keeping the folks on the presidential race, this is pretty cool brian sat down with regular host and they discussed

a wide range of issues includin the race for the white house. >> you said you'd rather talk about issues at the politicians. >> you do not like your choices right now for this presidential race? >> you look at the polls in america, most of the america doesn't like arch choices a. for months now, i think this election this year is about the republicans or the creek the democratics are the cowards because they fight for nothing in the couch which is voted apathy. i think the couch will probably win. and whose fault is that? not the people. the candidates. >> you can watch a brilliant civil interview this morning on fox & friends. >> jurors in the new york versu trump trial are set to begin deliberations today at the historic criminal trial draws t a close. the fate now in the hands of 12 new yorkers as we await their highly anticipated verdict. quite a day yesterday.

>> that's right. --in this one for ten eastern judge mershon will give instructions which should take about an hour and they will begin deliberating. jurors heard about 80 hours of closing arguments yesterday court went late to accommodate the prosecutions nearly five hour long presentation which focused mainly on whether their star witness michael cohen coul be trusted. a trump attorney todd blanchet spent the majority of his closing arguments attacking cohen's credibility and calling him the mvp of liars. trump's legal spokesperson is slamming the case of together. there was not one bit of evidence that showed donald trump had an intent to commit any crime. i am still as i sit here as an attorney trying to understand how they could've possibly brought this at this point wasted this much taxpayer dollars. and then have the audacity to make a reset there until 8:00 o'clock with a bunch of sins. >> after weeks of avoiding the trial, the biting camping showe

up outside the courthouse for a event of their own taking jabs at the former president with th help of hollywood actor robert de niro. >> i love the city. i love it this city. i don't want to destroy it. donald trump wants to destroy not only the city but the country in that eventually he could destroy the world. i audacity a lot. that's why it is so weird about donald trump is across the street. he does not belong in my city. >> but this city is pretty accommodating. we make room. but not a person like trump who will eventually run the country. yet that does not work. >> the jury will deliver right till 4:30 a.m. this afternoon and then continue tomorrow if a verdict is not reached. deliberations can last from a few hours to a few weeks. >> when i saw that didn't rug i asked of the first thing i said is what is timeless joke i'm checked think about that? he's gonna join us later on.

that was unreal. it's not political but the firs day of the camping outside the courthouse. carly is not wearing hot pink. >> thank you. and now to a concerning trend happening in los angeles at these is bulldogs right from ou from under their owners. a los angeles couple is begging for the safe return of their do after it was stolen at gunpoint. that is california crime get that they said that dog deserve to be with its owners. the dog's owners are here to tell us what happened with the dog is it now. that's next ♪ ♪

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senior meteorologist is here whether a fox weather forecast. it's bad. >> it's terrible. alderman fox & friends yesterda we were talking about tornado reports in and around the dalla area that take a look at the zubia storm reports the nationa weather service at the storm prediction center had a bull's-eye on texas yesterday and parts of oklahoma and they were right this is where we got the storm damage the wind goddess in the hail. it looks that we have a tornado north and west of the texas panhandle. yet it this is going to continu through today. power outages close to 500,000 without power in the state of texas around that dallas area down towards houston in south texas. this will be an ongoing situation in the heat is limitless in this area. they need to get the electricit happening over the next couple of hours. we have a severe thunderstorm winning a couple of them until texas. we will continue to watch it that line of thunderstorms at the south of olympic area it

looks like we have more bad weather meeting into the housto area. here is a severe storm threat. not as prevalent as it was yesterday, but we still have th risk of the strong storms especially in the afternoon. our next storm system moves out of the rockies and where the high plains and that's what we also give have the potential fo the stronger storms. rain forecast to heavy rain and flooding will be an issue in some of the same area has dalla up towards oklahoma into kansas and louisiana. these areas have been hard-hit for weeks with a severe storms it. it a forecast today watching th next area of low pressure come out of the rockies affecting th plane states and more also see the potential for a resin thunderstorms moving into texas. at the mississippi river valley into can i point out that florida has been scorching for the last a few weeks? the temperatures could hit record highs today. had into the '90s about what the humidity feeling well over

100 degrees. this has been a situation in florida. we could see some records of th florida which is pretty incredible. >> ninetys and may even employ despie maga has been a story bu because we've been focused on the severe weather, we haven't touched upon it. it is a story as well. >> the humidity is something special. it's next level. >> janice thank you. >> and turning now to a scary crime trend happening in southern california, law enforcement says that south american crime gangs are announced stashing hidden cameras that the when you see o your screen in bushes and gardens in order to spy on homeowners and a plan their nex break-in. the la county sheriff's office issuing a warning yesterday after hitting camera and batter pack were found in a garden of home in malibu. the sheriff's office saying it' the work of south american thef gangs are highly organized criminal enterprise is often made up of a leg columbia

nationals. they say they can pull out the operation and your minutes. local officials are urging people to inspect their propert regularly. check your trunks. >> i look for a lot of things but i would never think to look for that. >> and now you know. staying now a french bulldog getting that jennifer stolen at gunpoint from a los angeles couple simply out of a walk wit her in their other dogs the suspect taking a rolex and phon now the family is begging for their pups safe return. marielle felix is the dog owner. i am so sorry it's happening to you walk us through exactly what . >> were doing the same thing we do every weekend. every night. and we walk our dogs three time a day. unfortunately, sunday at about 10:20 p.m. we did our evening walk and when i was in the

corner looking the other way, this person passes me up makes u-turn and while he made this term pulls a gun on me. he asked me for my watch, my wallet, phone and my dog. i gave him what he wanted excep my dog. he asked me he's said i'm takin your dog. i said no, not my dog. he goes i'm taking your dog and he got my dog and what i wanted to go forward he put the gun even closer to me. i just got really scared. i knew he had no problem pressing the trigger. i had no choice but to stand back. he went off with my dog. we did the cop thing we called and we did the police report. and now from sunday until just

now we've been posting on facebook instagram you name it we've been hearing a lot of support from different people who been helping us. everything. right now we are begging for ou dog to come back. it's hard to be without baby. we need our dog back. she needs us to because she is not well. you are just really pleading to the public to please return our dog. >> absolutely terrifying situation and a horrible decision for you to have to mak to save your own money for. it did you find yourself asking what kind of a fellow human doe this? separates you from your beloved dog. >> it's the world we live in now . it's getting worse and worse we live in a good area we live in fair area where nothing is happened there's no crimes. >> our neighbors are surprised we have neighbors at that event

here for the past 15 years and never once has anything like this happened. >> it's ugly. we did not expect it. when we go far we will always take mace with us because we never know where we are going w do random walks. >> this time here in front of our residents, it happened. >> i think it underscores at that quite frankly in america a 2024 specifically in southern california there is no safe place place anymore where you can truly truly feel safe and secure. we've done a lot of stories about french bulldog stolen. there ever been any warnings to you as a french bulldog owner t be on the lookout, or did it come out of the blue? >> we've heard about it. --they see my and they did mention that ever since the lad gaga that brought a lot of awareness out. we've already had our dogs and

that we are thinking well there are families we never thought about being put in this position . it happened. >> understood. you mentioned how tough it has been without jennifer at home you mentioned she has health issues. what else can you tell us about your beloved jennifer? she's at never been out of the house. ever. at this is the longest she's ever been out of the house. >> other than when she gave birth. she's on a special diet. at 100 percent special diet. because of the way she was born in frenchy's are confident they are born with a lot of allergie there are not the healthy has dogs in the very expensive to maintain. we were invited enough to help her and razor as healthy as she is. i know she's suffering right now . she needs us, but we need her even more it might sound selfis i guess we both need each other. she won't make it on her own an

she won't make it with the new owners is too much to learn. >> that doesn't sound selfish a all. it sounds like a levin father o a beautiful pup named it jennifer. >> overlays somebody watches this and whoever took her they come to their senses and have a conscience. >> i hope so. bring jennifer home. thank you very much we will think of you. >> up next to react to robert d niro as aid to truck, outside the new york city courthouse keep it right here on fox & friends first

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>> under tromp, this kind of government will perish from the earth. i don't and to scare you. it may be i do mean to scare you . if he get said, i can tell you right now, he will never leave it. we don't want to wake up after the election saying, again him? my god. what the hell my kelly doton. we cannot have that happen again . >> were trying to be gentlemen in this world. you're a gangster. guard gangsters. >> well that wasn't robert de niro at former president trump

and his supporters during wet some are coming a bizarre press conference outside the trump trial courthouse. the biting campaign was in the house. >> bizarre is when word. he joins us now in the pantheon of bad ideas from a new coat th hindenburg to dylan mulvaney. where does this press conference ? on a scale of 1-10, 23 i go about with todd. we to begin with this topic the biting campaign in the white house have insisted all along they work it had nothing to do with these trials that they would not exploit the for political purposes. and by the way wideouts with a bite abided doj's third-highest ranking guy leaves a permanent position to go work for somebod like albert bragg too take on a limp case it this it. robert de niro go full texier driver for travel sabbatical from the equipment literally as an unhinged representative of

the biting here is campaign double-double story let's repea what he said under demo trump, government will perish from the earth unquote. gee, currently tied tidily we had a preview before a trump administration would look like. trump was actually president he did not attempt to prosecute jill his political enemies. with the student loan forgiveness gambit. hyperbole from another member o holly lead and gonna work you'r especially from robert de niro' suffering tds for many years political headline yesterday bi democrat reelection chances up when democrats try to just says at the frame of this race is what was it better that 3.5 years under biting or four year

under trump, we lose every day of the week and twice on sunday. could that be why the biting campaign sent robert de niro ou to the trump trial yesterday. look over here instead. that's a great question. at precisely to your point. inflation is it going down the grounds appear crime in major american studies is still a hug problem there still to risk coming across us southern border . what should we do. we should call robert de niro that should solve everything. this is obviously an illustration of democrats freaking out because there is a pool that came out yesterday that caught my eye in terms abided approval but it's only when looking at key swing states . in arizona, 31 percent approve of joe biden, 62 percent disapprove. in nevada 32 percent approve 61 percent disapprove

pennsylvania 33 percent 60 percent approved at michigan 34 percent 59 percent approved in georgia 31 percent of 59 percent disapprove. when your disapproval numbers are averaging more than 60 percent in the states that matter when your approval is below 33 percent when the voter on average you tell me with a path to victory is especially when the sitting president is aging like mayonnaise left in the sun and asked like he shoul be a margarita more than a commander-in-chief when will donald trump still shows even a 77 he hides at the energy to leave for four years i don't se a path at this point unless it changes made to the biden ticke with a bit of together. >> to that point will mark readers give directions to wher things are. i'd be careful about use a ioannou joe could do that. but teacher believed about replacing, what is the placemen of this story story following memorial day weekend tell you about the potential movement th

tea leaves to ultimately replac abided at the top of the ticket? >> it's a cry for help because when you go to the president's start speaking in these terms, let guys it's getting late earl around your doomsday is coming at donald trump is elected president again. when you start looking to the press like this we haven't seen a lot of leaks like this. now they're coming more and mor and it seems like it's again setting up for joe biden to be removed from the ticket obviously i guess that we would harris also. and it's something to happen at the convention where somebody i installed. they may install a candidate yo keep hearing the name michelle obama as being the only savior that could save the democratic party at this point i don't think she wants the job. maybe she can be talked into it. have a great day. we talked about how democrats are at full freak out mode and our president biden and kamala harris are hoping to calm fears

with their own party with a campaign stop in philadelphia where they're going to launch a brand-new black voter initiativ this initiative was announced about 33 minutes ago and it comes as polls show the president losing support with black voters compared to the numbers in 2020. jackson is a registered voter and a senior at the university of chicago enjoins me now. good morning to you. philadelphia not just getting president biden they're are als getting vice president s as wel as there gonna launch at this a new black voter initiative with her there. they are doing everything in their power to win your vote as a registered democrat, is there anything that the president can say today that would appeal to you? what are you looking to hear? i don't think there's anything can hear to change my mind abou voting for trump so.

we have hundreds of questions w want to ask biden because he doesn't give press conferences he doesn't ask it doesn't answe questions he leaves us wanting more questions answered. you look at the sides of trump' crowd in the bronx and when you see the governor of new york calling everyone who attended clemens when i see what's happening on the border when i see so many issues pertinent to me such as school loans such as the economy about to graduate they will be store clerks. going into be released is. the economy is in a place will we can sit still in for democrats. i think he has he has a lot to answer for in six months his no and a credit. so president biden and trumpet both recently addressed a black voters at their own way present abided at morehouse college of

river president trump at that rally you mentioned the bronx let's take a look at what they have to say. >> what is democracy? the trailer broken promises though they black communities behind. what is democracy? you have to be ten times better than anyone else to get a fair shot. >> it doesn't matter whether yo are black or brown or white, we are all americans and were gonn pull together as americans at. >> we all want better opportunity. i'm not going to promise it, i' going to deliver it. >> which message resonates more? it was definitely trumps a message i think when it comes t biden's message it was definitely more of i remember a black history month, he was sitting down with a black fathe and his two black children and they were eating fried chicken for black history month this is one of his ways to reaching out to the black community and i think there are so many signs o tokenism and i also think when

see trumpet speaker, there's so many instances of guess where h might go after biden for unjustly going after him politically with the government and the legal system. however, he does not go after all of democrats and everyone who supports vita. ia think he is starting to unif the country where it has with abided and other democrats, they're going after anyone who is a republican who as macca wh wants to see more resources use for actual american citizens including black americans. >> will see the message of a le out because later today and are more about that new black voter initiative they just announced it. jamaal jackson thank you for joining us. >> scottie scheffler's criminal case had sparked a court for a hearing this afternoon as the world's number one golfer faces chargers for allegedly assaulting a louisville police officer. the new comments from both side are coming up next at.

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>> i know that some school districts in rural areas are really nervous about the eb fos brush because it they don't hav the infrastructure for it. there's going to be busloads of kids hanging out. we lose our charge had to go to school to have our was a way to go to a football game. >> judge judy sings some things announcing some tough roads for kiddos. >> she is one tough judge that she does not mince her words when it comes especially to her feelings about jen's ease of behavior. >> it when i grew up, you ring in a race, came in first and go a trophy. if you have a bunch of kids interim the workforce that say don't like to work past at 4:00 o'clock. >> i don't work on saturday. sunday is football. well, you want to be successful in what you did your supposed t

be first in the morning and close up shop. a somebody will notice that. >> dutch-for football. as but i agree with her on so many people do too. a resume builder survey found that 74 percent of managers and business leaders that find that jonesy is more difficult to wor with than other generations. jonesy is the ones born between 1997 and 2012 and i love her soundbite there where everybody gets a ribbon. come on. your first, second, tenth place everybody gets a rabbit she blinks guys the parents of jen c . not necessarily jen c. >> don't miss it charlotte on mornings with maria. thank you as always a biggie fo not wearing a hat. today north dakota restaurant residents will testify at a hearing in their homes they hav a devastating impacts they are feeling from the border crisis.

since 2023, north dakota has seen an increase of 7 percent i violent crime. 29 percent increase in homelessness and on top of that a staggering 75 percent increas in drug overdose deaths since 2019. rebecca davis is the executive director of the walhalla area chamber of commerce. she will be a witness and joins me now. i a day-to-day and basis how is this southern border crisis hurting you all hundreds if not thousands of miles away at the northern border? >> with all the focus of the southern border, our hours report of injury were reduced during coalbed to 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. assume that affects our trade and travel with canada. they lead on with the fact that they don't have the staff to

staff at the border hours. our next closest port of entry is 24 hours is 35 miles away. if you have to go up and then come back around through pembina , that's an hour and a half trepat for something that should realistically take you 2 minutes. a ten minute trip across and te minutes back. >> this is the quality of life issue because you're losing tim and time is valuable especially when you're your tricuspid time at lublin's. a lot of people have relatives in canada it's tough to see the if you don't have the border border patrol. from a safety perspective, did you feel as safe as you did prior to joe biden becoming president and instituting his border policies? >> i would say there is been an increase in crime from what i can tell. we have the illegals crossing into the farmers fields that

destroy crops and then net with lack of staffing, it comes down on the residence to call in whe they see something. it's always a see something say something. you call it in but then that takes the police resources unde personal towns. >> these are the points he will drive home at today's hearing rebecca davis giving us a preview. keep us posted. the former fiancé of a general hospital actor johnny wachter i making it emotional plea for justice after his murder. she joins us live after this. >> coming up on the fox & friends including a cool interview that you did. it's enlightening. >> let's hope that we will see the america will decide shortly. coming up at wednesday amongst great interview as we had lineup . to endorse it joe biden like it's his job. we talk about crime and at the

border will be that defining issue in 2024 i'm not captain saper. that's not what i'm here for. it so yes that they are asking me what does it matter? i'm not it's not like i'm not telling people to vote. people i know having conversations with me about what's going on at the border. whether it's somebody i knew that works in a parking garage in the guard coming to be in tears talking about the crime and his neighborhood because of the gangs got it coming over a copy to activist in chicago who are upset because they feel lik the people are coming over and get me access to resources and people who are living on the south side. >> so it's all we will talk about that and more in because all led up to this the trump cherry is getting instructions from the drug judge and delivering and--i wonder if the jury hears that same music. we watch for a verdict as soon as today exclamation point plus is to work the cloud over the

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>> todd: scottie scheffler's case for alleged assault on a police officer heads back to court today as the lawyer attempts to get the case addressed. both in louisville this afternoon. scheffler not required to attend since he lives in texas. the world's number one golfer arrested after trying to dry around the scene on his way to the pga championship in louisville. >> carley: still no arrest in the arrest of hospital star wactor. his fiancee making emotional plea for justice. >> criminals can't keep being on the street and being sent back and have no repercussions for their actions, you know. the person who did this, if you are watching, i'm sorry, but you shot the wrong guy you can get a real job. i know job is hard. but we are all in it together. you don't have to steal.

>> carley: jessica farrell is the woman you saw in that video johnny and she joins me now. tessa, we're so sorry for your loss and thank you so much for remembering johnny. let's start there. tell us about him and how you will be remembering him. >> i know this is such a devastating strategy. and i'm in such an impossible situation because i reconnected with his family and they are in extreme pain right now. we are trying to navigate focusing on his investigation and steering away from our past relationship. but i will always remember johnny as incredible human being who forever altered the course of our life. is he a huge loss to humanity. >> carley: you say you think he found happiness before he was killed and that's wringing you peace. he also wasn't alone when he died. he was with a co-worker who he may have actually shielded.

is that your understanding of what happened? >> yeah, that's my understanding. i got a personal phone call saturday the day that it occurred. when i spoke with his family earlier we don't want to have multiple narratives going on while there is the active investigation. i have to refrain from giving too many details from what i know at this point because we want to make sure that everything stays clear as we move forward. but, yeah, it's my understanding that he wasn't alone when it happened and he did shield her from the gunfire. >> carley: my goodness, yeah. a lot of details are unclear because this just happened. and it's shocking and you're in grief and our heart goes out to his mom. i know he has a brother as well. his whole family. what can you tell us, tessa, about what police are saying to you about who might have done this? >> well, yeah, at this point, you know, i kind of promised their family, you know, his family that i wouldn't, you

know, be too involved in it because they are still trying to figure out and get more information right now i don't think they have enough of what they need so we are asking that if anyone knows anything to please submit a tip to the anonymous hotline. what we do know is that it happened, i think, right outside level 8, south hope street and picco boulevard around 3:00 a.m. saturday morning. if anyone knows anything, please speak up. at this point they are still trying to get surveillance footage of the area if there is any and i'm trying to not get too, too involved. just kind of let them do their job. >> carley: through your grief you said a lot of honest things on social media. human life is disregarded too easily. that's one of the things you said. you said it's time to make a change. and you talk about the amount of crime and crams out on the streets, what sort of changes, tessa, do you think need to be made? >> yeah, i mean, this is a property crime issue that's not being prosecuted correctly.

and it's turning the justice system into a turn wheel for criminals are becoming more brazen and more violent and it cost johnny his life. we need proper prosecution for criminals. because, you know, stuff like this is turning into gunfire and it's been going on for a while. there is test happening all the time. and, you know, i'm hoping that we do something so this does not keep happening. we can't keep losing more people to this. >> carley: tessa, we are so incredibly sorry for your loss. we know it's difficult to talk about this on tv after such an immense tragedy takes place in your life. but we're going to remember him very well because of the words you said. tessa, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. we'll be following this story. >> thank you. >> carley: you're very welcome. it's a tough one. and life is fragile and things can end in the blink of an eye and there is the crime element that's involved in this as well. >> todd: senseless tragedy. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪