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alleged affair nate is live in new york with latest on this. reporter: good afternoon fox news reached out but manhattan d.a. decline to comment and illegally leaked information about his expected arrest on tuesday. take a look trump posted on true social quo no crime able to be proven based on full and debunked by numerous prosecutors fairytale the leading republican candidate and former president of the united states of america will be arrested on tuesday of next week. this case centers around a $130,000 hush money to stormy daniels on eve of the 2016 presidential election. trump former lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to his role in that payment back in 2018. he claims it was meant to keep daniels quiet something that trump denies and claim former president and business reimburse for that payment manhattan prosecutors are weighing whether

the context surrounding that payment resulted in a crime. but former u.s. deputy assistant attorney general john yu says it will be a difficult case for prosecutors to prove. >> i can see why president trump is upset about way he's treated he may be cleared of the charges for example the state crimes usually only have a statute of limitations of two years and this happened seven years actually this question you asked us with deep problem with the whole prosecution -- which is it's a mixture of state law and federal law. president president trump is being arrested for a state crime that occurred -- >> here's how the case breaks down trump is expected to be charged with falsifying business records. for accounting reimbursement of cohen under legal expenses but to make that crime a felon i-in manhattan d.a. prosecutors will have to prove that trump did that to conceal another crime which in this case may be an improper donation his 2016

campaign in violation with election law something you just heard is an untested combination for a prosecute strategy and kevin mccarthy tweeted, quote, here we go again outrageous abuse of power by a radical d.a. who lets violent criminals walk as he pursuing political vengeance against president trump. i'm directing relevant committees to immediately investigate if federal funds are being used to subvert our democracy. president trump denies any wrong doing, but even if charged and convicted, law experts tell us that constitution would not product him for running or serving as president of the united states. we'll send it back to you. alicia: nate live in new york thank you nate. bryan: reacting as early as tensions between the u.s. and both countries are on the rise. alexandria huff live from the

north lawn. alexandria before we get to biden's foreign policy has there been any reaction at all from the white house on trump's truth social post? >> yeah bryan weave reached tout white house for comment and we have not received a response back yet regarding that we don't necessarily anticipate hearing anything from the white house and also no comment when it came to other legal filings that's a countersuit filed by hunter biden against own or of a computer repair shop where notorious laptop is abandoninged there's that as well and departed from white house yesterday for delaware, president really had total say about any family dealings from saying oversight committee was not true that's regarding large payout that biden family members allegedly received from a deal with the chinese energy company. president biden did, though, offer about this upcoming meeting between chinese president xi and another adversary. >> your reaction to president putin meeting with president xi

next week -- >> well we'll see where that meeting takes place. >> that meeting in moscow announced before international criminal charge vladimir putin including deportation of ukraine children to russia. president biden called move justified despite u.s. not recognizing the court. the white house says call between president biden and president xi has not been scheduled. >> while president has made it clear he wants, looks forward to another opportunity to speak with the president xi, we're not actively engaged in the logistics of setting that up right now. meeting between president xi and putin could signal china wanting to play a strengthen diplomatic role in russia's war against ukraine. but so far u.s. officials say any proposals coming from beijing have been one sided, bryan. bryan: alexandria huff live at the white house thank you.

alyssa. alicia: let's bring in our political panel with us today is brad howard a democratic strategist and matt gorman nrc and have said president at targeted victory. good to see you both. i have about 85 things to talk to you about so let's begin with what's happening in trump world and matt i want to begin with you because -- when you consider all of the -- investigations going on regarding the former president, the documents at mar-a-lago you have what's happening in georgia as well this is an interesting move. that is happening possibly this week, not to mention that right now the potential of a misdemeanor and nate was reporting like really intricate path to a possible felony what are your thoughtings on the validity of all of this? >> look i've not thought highly without alvin bragg manhattan district attorney who is supposedly going forward with the way that this indictment if the reports are true. he's the person who dmaim on the first day of office and said all

of these violate crimes will not prosecute and take penalties down for them. so i don't put much stock into him as d.a.. but look, i've been through presidential campaigns in the past there's a lot we dongt know and not sure how this will affect it over next 72 hours and several months. it's the old mike tyson quote everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face so over course of the next 72 hours a lot to be learned. >> brad. >> i couldn't agree more presidential election is political lifetimes away. from today, but you know say what you will about this prosecutor and regard legislation how you feel about him this is a jury. a grand jury that has been presented evidence that if they decide there's enough evidence worthy of allowing a trial to come forward, then that is -- that's regardless of the prosecutor that's a jury of everyday working american who is think there's enough evidence for a crime. and therefore he should go to trial so let's keep in mind what we're talking about here.

a prosecutor can't june unilaterally but you have a jury of your peers decide whether you're guilty or innocent and innocent until proven guilty. >> let's move on now to the banking crisis fallout this week. because the biden administration, you know, assuring that it will guarantee these depositors these customers silicon valley bank. however, also adding that a special assess element hit these banks prompting missouri senator republican josh hawley to tweet, quote, what's basically happened with these special assessments to cover svb is the biden administration is found a way to make taxpayers pay for a bailout without taking a vote on it. brad you first. >> look i think the biden administration is in a tough spot in a way we have to protect these accounts because you've got to prevent a cascading effect of a bank failure which could as question saw in 2008 create a massive recession

across the country. the biden administration acted decisively with tougher penalties for executives and called on congress to step in and allow fdic to go after bad actors in the administration and getting tough and i hope congress will follow. thing this particular instance what you just referenced is typical republican conundrum if you increase piece on corporation they can much easily take it out of the money, the massive hundreds of millions of dollars they pay bank executives. >> brad what about the federal regulator who is missed so much? >> yeah it is a problem and we have to beef up the standards we've got to beef up review process there needs to be more transparency and president has called on congress to act in that regard. >> and -- matt before i give you a chance to respond i do want everyone to take listen to what the treasury secretary had to say about svb liberty --

liquidity. >> assets that it expected to hold to maturity, and given the interest rate increases the occurred since those assets including treasuries and government, backed security mortgage back securities they've lost market value. alicia: a technical explanation why it is so difficult and expensive but your thoughtings on this. >> i'll break it down in ways that i think folks understand so average person high school grad has about 5,000 dollars or so in their bank account. the average bank account at silicon valley bank was in the millions if not around 5 million right so that 220 billion is coming from somewhere. people with the $5 thousand are subsidizing people with millions in their account and going forward, what's even more troublesome is look if you have millions of dollars in one account, everybody knows fdic

only ensures about a quarter million. but if you know that the government and will step in and ensure those accounts there's no rifng to keep putting millions of dollars in. above the legal fdic limit, it just incentivizes bad behavior. >> yeah and -- i would like to get you both on what's happening also with russia. and the fact that the chinese president is planning to head to moscow meet with putin, brad you first and what i want to know from you is what do you think biden administration should do if anything regarding this meeting. >> well look it's a sign of the ever deepening and troubling relationship between china and russia these are two authoritarian regimes led by two essential dictators that are a threat to u.s. interest abroad. and here at home and so we've got to monitor these situations carefully. i think president xi is also headed to ukraine to meet with schen zelenskyy i hope president

of china will listen to ukrainian case, and understand that any involvement in any strong involvement or direct involvement of weapon or military conflict would be a -- would be seen by the u.s. as a very big threat to the balance stability of the region and would force further u.s. involvement and we have to hold china accountable to these things. alicia: this is an interesting meeting regardless of how they're billing. you know, the chinese president basically going over there is a quote unquote mediator and to brad's point there will be a meeting from what i understand with zelenskyy but should the president of the yiet be stepping up toward the -- to the mike at some point and say something about this move? >> i guess sure. but you know what took him so long right like weakness invites aggression. china and russia both want to see the u.s. weakened if not really on its heels and for a

long time now it is no secret. look at the washington post d.c. hometown newspaper today had a large wrap around advertisement from tiktok. their ceo is coming to capitol hill to testify as we're hoping i think a lot of lawmakers to ban tiktok. they're coming in every segment of society right, they're out aligning with russia but here at home, tiktok and spy balloons they're on the march and because weakness invites aggression we need to step up. >> respond quickly to that i'll say that this is ever more important of why we've got a strengthen nato it is a counterbalance to deepening russia and chinese relationship and president biden has done -- >> before nato. check your phone tiktok way bigger than nato. >> i need to step in because you started to disagree as i was running out of time so maybe on purpose. matt gorman brad howard thank you for being here and tomorrow on fox news sunday gillian turner will be in for shannon brome and sit down with coordinator for strategic

meeting and talk exclusively with chief economic advisor at alliance muhammad check your local listings for time and channel, and on media buzz howard kuts dived into media's coverage of the one sided feud between donald trump and ron desantis and trump arrest indictment that's tomorrow at 11 a.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ >> spring break turning violent in miami beach after a shooting sending crowds scattering and left one person dead. authorities say they do have one suspect in custody, but they are still investigating the deadly shooting. phil keating is live in beautiful miami beach with the very latest. phil. reporter: things are nice and calm right now. but it is after dark when in years past and last night sometimes the peaceful crowd gets a little nasty. and that's what happened last night at the intersection behind me i was talking to a couple of spring breakers from westchester

university in pennsylvania they said they were out here on ocean drive at 10:30 and gunshots rang out. two young men were shot. both taken to a hospital, one of them ended up dying. thes other one that was wounded survived but he's now out of the hospital. police did detain one individual, and they say this afternoon that they confiscated four hand guns in the episode. the scene you see around here this is what city of miami beach wants they're tired of years past where everybody is stampeding running into places an trying to hide. and running out on their tabs, and that clearly happened last night right around 10:41 p.m. a lot of people coming down to miami beach to get the spring break on get wild and crazy, here's some video taken recently this season, remember -- spring break in miami beach and fort lauderdale it is a 4-6 week event wave after wave after wave

of new people, because every school around the country has different weeks off for spring break there are a lot of countercultural programming events happening and you're looking at it right here live right now. that is a florida international university sponsored beach volleyball tournament. behind it is provolleyball tournament and over on the stage there are three stages actually set up. they've got bands that are playing live, a country band just wrapped up on that stage. so they're setting up for next banding. but yeah, the stampede of last night -- was short-lived and the city has decided they are not going to use what happened last night as a reason to do what they did a year or two ago where they impose a curfew on the entertainment district that is in south beach. they're not going to go back to doing a curfew at this point despite last night's deadly shooting. everybody just wants peaceful and nice behavior. and so far all day today and so

far since the beginning of march, that really has been what's been happening here in miami beach as well as fort lauderdale. back to you in new york. bryan: let's hope it stays that way for sure but you said it is early in the weekend and still early in the day. so fingers crossed phil keating miami beach, thank you. and for more on this story tune in to cross country with lawrence jones tonight at 10:00 eastern for a special spring break episode. that's tonight at 10 p.m. don't miss it. alicia: explosive testimony at the house homeland security hearing this week. we will get a live report with the details right after the break. ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. did you know that liberty mutual custo— ♪ liberty mutual. ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ ♪ custom home insurance created for you all. ♪ ♪ now the song is done ♪ ♪ back to living in your wall. ♪

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our national correspondent griff jenkins live in mission texas tracking the very latest. griff. reporter: hey, bryan good afternoon and if you spend any time just here on the border, you will see it's anything but under control. i've bnl been out all morning with chris alvarez here since 4:30 a.m. there have been three separate groups of migrants that were seen observed and they got away we weren't able to bring them into custody it is a snapshot of the situation lieutenant, tell me when you hear chief ortiz acknowledging they don't have operational control how do you see it? >> well that's something we've known since march of 2021 when it first started and we have operation lonestar and national guardsmen and billions of state funding for border security because of the current border crisis that's a result when you have disastrous border policies.

the chief to -- there's no control as well as border security, really goes to show you the fact that because of these policies that's where we're seeing this massive increase mass migration as well as drugs across the border and also how the cartels have been able to become even more powerful than ever before. >> we've had here in just this rgv sector a sorning of nationals coming not just mexican nationals, not just central americans, but some 09 chinese and more than 1600 just in this sector since october of last year. what do you make of that? >> well, of course, you know chinese nationals are, it is a lucrative commodity for the smuggling organization that's what they refer to them is a commodity able to extend their services further out into other countries that's where we see an increase in chinese national and able to charge from 35,000 to 55,000 a person it is a lucrative business that's why i believe we have chinese

nationals coming across and may be decrease in other populations but now seeing opposite of other populations such as chinese nationalist coming across the border. >> and bryan that is a snapshot of what you're seeing in one sector there's nine sectors as you well know across the entire southwest border. more than 900,000 apprehensions this fiscal year bryan back to you. bryan: i have a question great job by the way but president lieutenant alvarez i want to get you to respond to this. he said today that part of the problem is that american children aren't being hugged enough by their parents and that there's a deterioration of family values that's leading to this drug overdose. at the same time, he's denied that mexico is producing fentanyl. can you respond to this once and for all and also what's the latest that you're seeing on the border with the fentanyl crisis? >> well bryan that's an absurd

statement from the mexican president and fentanyl poisoning but we know for a fact what it is coming across the border as well as other elicit draings, of course, mexican drug cartels are behind this entire process. that's why we see ouch is a mass production of fentanyl that's coming across and even though we may see significant seizures at the point of entry that tells us one that i think cartels are producing even more fentanyl than ever before an one thing at the state level and governor abbott did last year was to designate at terrorist organizations that is now required at the federal level we need a federal response to graph organizations to dismantle labs in mexico and stop the flow of chemical precursors allowing to mass produce daily poison and another note most recently texas senate passed a bill to go after anyone who districts fentanyl cause death to charge them bhurd here in texas and governor made it clear anyone who kills texans

will be charged with murder. but again all falls back to disaster border policies that we have and fact that federal government is not putting my pressure on mexican government to stop these criminal organizations from, you know, mass producing fentanyl coming across our border and americans every single tame and that is why time is of the essence and americans are dying and there needs to be some accountability to go after these organizations. >> and last thing guys, lieutenant alvarez is there evidence that we're going to have to just show the president of mexico are we going to have to put pills on top of his desk? there's no doubt in your mind based on where they're coming from but you must have evidence that can easily prove that this is coming from mexico, no? >> well i know for a fact bryan, of course, also mexico found learnlings pengtsal lab in mexico so the proof is right there and, of course, they know for a fact cartels are bringing across drugs also another thing too is the pharmaceuticals in

pharmacies in mexico that are tainted with fentanyl also other eless sit drugs and meth and heroin there's a clear danger as to why we want americans to avoid traveling into mexico for increase violence but also pharmacies that are selling pharmaceuticals that are tainted with lethal poison of fentanyl. >> yeah. okay lieutenant chris olivarez griff jenkins thank you both incredible story and thinking of families who have lost loved ones to the ongoing fentanyl crisis to fentanyl poisoning. thank you. alyssa. alicia: why some of america mega banks save a struggling regional bank from financial collapse. that's next. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. ♪

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week. for more on the banking crisis fears, and persistent inflation by principal university of san diego research fellow mitch rochelle thank you for being here. let's start off the bat you've got big banks now putting in $30 billion to save first republic a regional bank. i'm -- what do you make of this effort to do that by the big banks and did this process of saving svb by and signature bank, did the government just now precipitate the death of this bank in the country forever? >> perhaps so i'll break it down to two pieces. the banks that bailed out first republic and full disclosure have been accounted for first republic but the banks that bailed out first republic it was in their interest and headed to a crisis i know -- and none of those banks that bailed out first republic want a

run on their own bank so i think stemming the flood waters and trying to calm things down was in their interest. but speaking of big banks jamie diamond famously said after the financial crisis when dodd-frank was rolled out he said this is potentially for smaller banks because owner restrictions for compliance and regulations that is put on banks it make it is virtually impossible for smaller banks to comply because they couldn't afford infrastructure to comply. and i think that's a precursor to where we are today. which is we're going to have haves and have notes and really, really big banks and virtually impossible for small banks to compete. >> yeah. you know former ftic chair, sheila bair said with the government shawf done here is put a full blanket backstop assuring all deposits at all banks that congress should have done that instead of just deciding to assure that deposits

and signature bank because what the government has now done is created this environment where normal people aren't sure if their accounts are going to be protected at regional community banks what do you make of that? >> you know, there was a soundbite that came out last weekend which is not -- not a dollar of taxpayer money will be used. and once they made that, you know, absolute statement then it sort of precluded congress from stepping in and doing bryan what you just suggested. i sort of push back on that comment because if you have the ftic back stock deposits for one bank and lead to two or three those cost inevitably passed along to depositors and customers of those banks so the taxpayers are paying for it. but once they cut congress out of the loop, and decide to do this the way they did, we're sort of down a slippery slope of, you know, not enough and we're probably going to have to do more.

>> okay. let's ask, talk about inflation real quick here. 6% inflation right now the fed meeting on wednesday to decide whether or not to raise interest rates. do you think that they should raise interest rates like the european central bank did despite this? or do you think that they should put a pause given the financial instability of the banks? >> i would say no to raising rates. however, the problem is the markets and i'm not talking just about stock markets i'm talking about thes entire economies, hangs on jerome powell's every word and if it says pump brakes he's signaling that he know that the banking is system more at risk. so he'll probably go forward. but it's higher interest rates in the rapidly rising interest rates over the last year that contributed greatly to problem we're in right now. >> mitch what are you going to be looking at this week and do you think the worst is behind us once you see one cockroach you know the saying when there's one rock roach there's many.

what do you make of what we're going into this week? >> i had in the hat department once and i know exactly what you're talking about. i live in florida now so it is pall meadow bugs so i think we're going hear more and more stories and -- as you said at the top, community banks are civil vitalr small businesses that's where small business dos their banking so i'm looking to see another story in the united states worst yet another story abroad and definitely hanging own every word from jerome powell. l bryan: all right mitch rochelle thank you for being here on this saturday thanks for your insight. >> you belt. see you soon. alicia: nine years after russian forces ceased crimea russian president vladimir putin makes surprise visit to the black sea peninsula this comes one day after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant against putin for his alleged war crimes in ukraine sere

correspondent mike tobin live in kyiv with the latest. mike. reporter: alyssa a lot of pressure with xi jinping and vladimir putin world gets smaller he faces prospect of arrest now russian foreign policy advisor says focus of the meeting to restrategize come up with a new focus for war in ukraine. the world is watching to see if china will supply russia with weapons, as resources are strained and this war drags on. now putin spent the day in crimea recognizing the 9th anniversary of an accusation from ukraine and russia will do everything to, quote, defend it. the visit itself seem defiant as arrest warrant went out for putin and russia's commissioner for children's rights. the war alleges deportation of 16,000 children sent to russia as war raged in the east of ukraine. [inaudible conversations] grateful to team of prosecutor

karim and international criminal court. everyone in the world who is helping us in fight for justice. meantime poland announce a dozen of fighters are being readied for deliver to ukraine and four are ready to go and followed suit with a promise to hand over entire aging fleet of fighter jets. kremlin spokesman dimitri says it will bring additional troubles to people during the special military operation all of this equipment will be destroyed. russia launch new attacks to ukraine last night with drone attack drones heading here to the capitol city also to lviv almost all of the drones shot out of the sky. remainder crash near the polish border with no effect and also there was a rocket attack to down of zapresha rockets down request no effect. alicia. >> thank you. new york man is now facing federal charges for allegedly threatening to kill police

officers at the yonkers st. patrick's day parade and koh la has express support for islamic extremism and terrorist attacks. kola arrested yesterday after reportedly posting his threats against the yonkers police department on social media. this comes as top u.s. military officials warn that isis is strengthening in afghanistan and could be planning to launch attacks against u.s. citizens in europe and asia within the next six months. alicia: with crime in california hitting record levels, criticism is mounting over democrat gavin newsom to help offenders over crime victims, next.

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on his nation leading efforts to strengthen public safety through justice reforms. under his plan, the prison death row population will be moved to other prisons and st. quinton will be a space for education, job training a other rehabilitating services for inmates. newsom's goal is to have the new center up and running by the end of 2025. >> this is a about real public safety. this is about keeping communities safe. this is about getting serious about addressing the issue of crime and violence in our state. ing reporter: but many republicans are critical of newsom efforts they say if governor and democratic led legislature was serious about fighting crime, they would do something about voter approved prom proposition 57 thawrnd law active and violent criminals are released early from prison after receiving accelerated and exaggerated good conduct credits.

>> the bottom line at the end of the day is he's kicking inmates out early and causing public safety crisis and not giving inmate what is they need. there's nothing more laughable than watching gavin newsom trying to address public safety issues. governor budget proposal allocates 20 million to repurpose and democrat led legislature has to approve the budget his proposal the funding for his efforts. alyssa. >> christina coleman live in los angeles good to see you thanks. bryan. bryan: house speaker kevin mccarthy for second time in year, duo still needs to reach a deal on the debt ceiling and may need luck of the irish to solve the problem. senior congressional correspondent chad has the story. ♪ ♪ >> it was irish music, guinness

and corn beef and cabbage but real story that biden and kevin mccarthy met for first time in weeks. >> it is a pleasure to be next to the speaker and the president not to keep the peace. but -- [laughter] rather to thank them for doing so much. amid real work gets done at this luncheon two other irish leaders president ronald reagan and house speaker tip four decades ago at the lunch. >> i'm grateful you are permitted me in the past and i hope in the future that singular honor of calling you my friend. >> we have squabbles but when he calls me at night he said it is 6:00 can we talk friendly sure absolutely so we stop. we swap an irish story or two. former new york representative king met in congress. >> well i think can only help the relationship between kevin and the president. while it may be unrelated to the

debt ceiling at the same time it can bring down attention. >> now it is up to the president -- >> we know stakes are high and clash is brewing people say between the president and i. which one of us is more irish. >> no reason we can't find common ground and hope to change this, this direction of extreme on both our parties are pushing. mccarthy whispers good job to president after his remarks. this luncheon form peace accords in the 1990s it took years, however, the president and mccarthy descroant that long on the debt ceiling. on capitol hill, chad fox news. alicia: here in the mile high city of denver and up by 70 into the mountains businesses that depending on snow are looking with envy at these pictures out of california. more right after this. an all-star menu of delicious subs. like #4 supreme meats.

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helped erase drought concerns for the state. wow. alyssa. alicia: with more snow expected to hit the west coast this morning great lakes region is also bracing for another blast of wintry weather so we turn, of course, now to meteorologist adam klotz for a look at the weather forecast. >> winter begins and spring begins on tows and a lot of winter weather this weekend with temperatures cold in up or midwest to plunge down across the country so cold air for a lot of folks and then yes still more of the winter weather systems off the west coast we've seen round after round all winter because they've seen big totals so sunday into monday, tuesday, rounds again of moisture battering the coast of california. when you get to higher elevation this is does turn into snow in mountains and mountains of california also the sierra nevadas or some the areas seen crazy huge amounts of snow well more on the way. it is snow forecast taking you all the way through thursday and when you start to see pink

colors, we're talking about measuring additional snowfall, so what's already on the ground measuring it into feet so think two, three, four, feet of snow again across the sierra nevada even into the intermountain west you're looking at couple of feet of snow adding to what have already been impressive snowfall totals as far as the rest of the folks you're noticing may be a little bit on this saturday this is 24 hour temperature change so yesterday very mild. a lot of folks 15 it, 20 degrees colder than it was on friday afternoon. so cold air is on the way and only going to get colder frost and freeze alerts stretching across large portion here of the south including portion of northern texas so dallas area sweeping autoway across the southeast getting into the carolinas. freeze watches, freeze warnings, tomorrow morning we're going to wake up and see some truly frigid air this is what that looks like because cold front kind of sweeps through the east i show you cold up in upper midwest and by tomorrow morning, it is very chilly so folks waking up in atlanta at 29 degrees. colder than it will be in new york city but 19 in cincinnati

16 in kansas city, still winter-like weather and same case in chicago and it does linger here so that was sunday morning into monday morning. still temperatures down below freezing for a lot of folks 28 degrees in atlanta 25 degrees in jackson, winter -- alyssa it is not over just yet. alicia: i'm so over it. adam like i'm done i think a lot of people are that way. denver getting first measurable snow after the month after seeing drier march than normal and it wasn't much dumping only 1.5 inches on the ground, it still is enough to add to the winter total, and bryan i am complaining about the cold. everybody here is complaining about the cold because we're really -- old man winter -- had enough of you. that's enough. we did get a little bit in woodland park, colorado that's south of where i am in denver. yes march and april are usually snowiest months before people yell at me on twitter yes we need the snow. yes we need the water, ski

resorts are happy when it snows but when you get something that looks like this and you've lived in denver for a while, and then you get an inch and a half what you hear a lot of is great now i have to get my car washed again. how is it in new york? >> no city i life in brooklyn new york lucky to get white snow and it last two hours before it is black and yellow to sympathies on that front and i'll also say this skiing i wish i could do it julie taught me to ski i almost died that day. her kids, though, are like black diamond skiers, but she's the one that put me on the snow, yeah i'm from south florida so i have an appreciation of snow. the stuff in denver, though, is the fluffy stuff it's good. but that's -- [laughter] >> that is pretty all for us this hour -- >> you too fox news live continues with eric and arthel l i'm bryan llenas. >> and i'm alicia acuna. boost® high protein.

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