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it is everything you ever wanted. >> well, i got a job and i want to keep it. >> there you go. >> welcome aboard, hour three of "fox and friends," you know what your top story is been all day. i am sure you saw yesterday when our former president went to his motorcade and to mar-a-lago. they had to stop at the light and when they got on trump forest one, he had to wait his term. he was behind the jet blue flight. >> does the government reimburse him using his own plane to fly up here? >> it is mystery in the making. today former president trump will be arraigned in the courtroom. >> the new indictment alvin bragg remains under seal. there are reports he got 34

felony charges to face. >> that's a lot. laura ingraham is joining us. can you show us around what's going to happen? >> reporter: yeah, we have been out here early this morning and really in the last few days as well. we have been watching this sort of build-up, barricades and tents and cameras and lights and reporters. my camera man is going to show you, you can see the long line of reporters that's out here. we are being kept across the street from the main entrance at the courthouse. we have been watching more nypd and new york court officers arriving. the secret service will be accompanying trump at all times from the beginning of this date to the end. that includes at processing. that includes the fingerprinting.

if a mug shot happens, he's not expected to be handcuffed as we have been reporting. he's still at trump tower. this morning he arrived monday afternoon from his home in palm beach. he's expected here sometimes after 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. the presiding judge ruled that trump's arraignment will not be televised but still photos. after the defense argued it would create a circus atmosphere. demonstrators are expected here outside the courthouse in the next few hours. they got one area designated for trump supporters and another one for his critics. they are close to each other. we'll see how that goes. new york city mayor adams asking the city to keep it

peaceful. >> while there are some rousers thinking to come to our city tomorrow. our message is clearly simple. control yourselves. new york city is our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger. >> reporter: while there are many reports o f the types of charges he'll be facing, we don't know what they are. trump will turn himself into the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg before facing 30 criminal charges. one is expected to be a felony. his attorney is ready to fight. >> there will be a hole host of emotions to dismiss based on selective prosecution. there is 0 chance where donald trump is pleaing to anything here. he committed no crime or wrong. not a misdemeanor or felony or a traffic ticket. there is nothing here. i can't believe this is going to survive our vigorous motion to dismiss.

>> reporter: all right, we are being moved aside. there are a lot of police activity. the line here behind us right where the members of the media are getting their tickets. they have been camped out all night. as a matter of fact from yesterday afternoon holding those places in line to get a covenant seat inside the courtroom. the courthouse is about to open. they're going to start doing the security sweep. you can see here, take a look around how busy the city block is right now with police officers trying to corral everybody in the correct areas. we'll send it back to you. >> the eyes of the world are on that block. laura, when it was announced, there were some suggestion that there could be a lot of people head to the new york to protest or anything like that. they have not seen anything of influx of people. the mayor says we have no threats, people like

marjorie taylor greene, she's planning to protest near by where you are, right? >> reporter: that's correct, we want to show that protest area if you want to pull that camera up right behind where you can see the yellow flower. that's the area for demonstration that'll take place today. we have been told that's going to start in just two hours. there is a lot of police presence here, corralling everybody and making sure everybody is where they are supposed to be. those demonstrations happening in a matter of hours as we countdown the rest of them getting for that arraignment. >> everyone keeping it peaceful. >> that's not easy, kept her concentration. >> she can work in the admission department of any university, we are walking,

we are walking. >> they're all media. >> it looks like it is all media right now. the protest may come. tons of media there this morning when i was coming to work down on 5th avenue. trump tower is right across the street diagonally from the plaza hotel. >> so you know, angel comes to work on a scooter. >> get out of my way. i wear a helmet. >> today is the day of the don, d-o-n. mr. bragg ran on, if you elect me, i am going to go after trump and it looks political. 76% of americans say the politics play a role in the indictment. here is also interesting is

60%, majority of the americans actually approved of the indictment. only 21% of republicans say this is a good idea. >> they're saying he does not have to be put in handcuffs because he's not a flight risk or a threat to da or personnel and he'll have secret service all around him. if he's convicted a year from now on this case, there is nothing in the constitution that prevents him from running from president. he had said he'll still run. there are two candidates who have run for president behind bars. >> really? >> they didn't win. >> one in 1920. one in 1922. lyndon laroche. >> so at 3:30. that's when bragg is going to have his presser and he's going to go out there. he's going to properly vent

and get everybody know this is not political and all 35 counts have to be handled. after this, there will be no crime once donald trump is finally indicted. it is not he's been busy-busy. there will be five pool of photographers inside the courtroom. the video cameras will be confined to the hallway. they expect to release one and immediately they'll say let's dismisbragg and the judge. les dismiss the case. let's see if any of those dismissal will work. it will be a press conference event at mar- mar-a-lago, they expect to be at 8:15 or 500 people. we'll see if a gag order is in place, maybe his legal team will be happy about it. that means i have to focus on your legal event. he was ripping bragg this morning and the judge this

weekend. >> bragg is going to have a conference at 3:30. president trump is going to have his presser at 8:15. he just wants to get the heck out of dodge. i don't like the city anymore, look at what its done to me. >> it is always good to have a tower if he's going to visit. >> he's not going to down the golden escalator. we had a great political panel about 45 minutes ago talking about the implications of the political implications and everything else regarding this da here in new york indicting in donald trump on 34 felony counts. watch. >> anyone have to take it seriously, we have these kinds of charges pending against you. however, most fair americans know this is a witch hunt which donald trump says. this is about getting donald

trump. >> on the part of legislatures and prosecutors to attack this former president in an effort to prevent him from beating candidate in 2024. >> he's resumed innocent until a jury makes a decision. today, we'll find out the substance of the charges. >> also, after this is done, you got three more indictments that could be looming. one in georgia and one in 26 and one in mar-a-lago. jack myth is going after the president and making his own attorney take the stand. secret service have been subpoenaed and they got to take a stance. to see if there is an intent to obstruct when it comes to these do you means. if you have the president of the united states with the same documents over the course of decades with five different locations.

for the most part, he's obstructing, he took it and never gave it back and never told anyone he had it. claims he does not. it amazes me that the aggression which trump prosecutors going at it. we don't hear a word from the current president who does not talk to the press and won't announce his re-election until the fall. >> there are a couple of stories out there how observer are disappointed that this would be the first case because of all the cases, this looks like the weakest one. brian, to your point of the mar-a-lago document case. bill barr says that's the most dangerous one for the president. he was his attorney general. bill barr says i don't think they went after those do you means to -- documents to get trump. >> a lot of people supported trump, look at his campaign,

he raised $8 million since the indictment broke. >> we'll see what the indictment says and what the president's retort is and we'll go back to the campaign. nikki haley is in. asa hutchinson is now in. we expect pence and pompeo and we'll expect tim scott shortly. there is so much happening today. tune in tomorrow. we'll be the post-game show. >> all right, i will still be watching all day today. >> that's our job. we got to watch it, you don't have to. let's head over to ashley. >> good morning, i want to start with the update in the idaho murder. brian colberger may have known the victim long before. three of the four victims, madison, kayleigh and sana. a former fbi agent is questioning the timeline.

interesting how far the search warrant went back in time. why 2021? did brian kohb kohberger meet them early on? >> police say the demonstrators were told they have to leave by sunset. 11 didn't and they're arrested. the protest kaem hours after the florida senator proved the bill. more than 48 million people in the central uls are bracing for another round of severe weather. the south were hit by the string of deadly tornados. over the weekend, killing 33 people. we touched to our razorback

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our next guest is forced to close down her cafe because of rising crimes and homelessness in the area. the owner joins us now from denver. good morning to thank you. >> good morning. >> okay, we'll talk about the mayor race in just a moment. your business had to be closed because of the drug use and the homelessness. describe a typical day when everything was going wrong at your place? >> when everything was going wrong, there was a bullet that went through the window and somebody came in and defecated on the floor and constantly we were shooing people out of the bathroom for using their needles. >> you called security and the wait time was hong and what would they be able to do? >> so, security was not able

to do much. they only have mace and handcuffs. when you wait for the cops is a long wait sometimes. it is an an hour and a half. if you are in a life-threatening situ situation, -- >> you don't want to be the one to say hey, pal, take it outside, this is a place of business. >> yes, we are trying to operate our business and selling our high-quality teas and giving ours customers the options. >> why is this such a big problem in denver? >> there is a lack of concern for the ongoing drug use in downtown and it is becoming kind of - people

are not going to these shops. who want to go downtown when you have to face these kinds of issues. there needs to be more. >> it seems like homeless is a really big issue. do you have hopes the next player will be able to help people like you? >> i hope so. i mean we are online now, we are doing wholesale and ecommerce. we are hoping that in the future, there would be an opportunity to go back to retail location. downtown denver is not looking like an option for us based on the homeless and drug use. >> we got a homeless problem here, too. i grew up going to denver, being near by kansas and it was always so beautiful. it must break your heart to see what's happening. >> it does.

the first place when i came to denver, the first time i ever visited, i went to downtown denver, it is beautiful but i think actions need to be taken. >> in the meantime, regarding your business, you sell your tea online and people would like to buy it, what's your website? it is teatay.com. they can look at our website. >> tay, good luck to you. >> thank you so much. 25 minutes after the top of the hour. form erp president trump is going to be arrested today in manhattan. our larry kudlow is joining us with that reaction. coming up next. i count on personalized financial advice from my ameriprise advisor. she knows my goals and can help me reach them with confidence. the markets may fluctuate but you're still on track.

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we are hours away from the former president being arraigned in the city. >> we been in lower manhattan, let's go to midtown. eric is live at trump tower on fifth avenue between 56 and 57.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys, president trump is in his apartment on the top floor of the gleaming glass tower behind me. that bares his name preparing for what will happen later on today. he did arrive here yesterday. last night we preparing for this historic arraignment that'll occur this afternoon. the former president trump is spending huddling with legal and political advisers. he hired a new white collar lawyer to help him navigate through this case. he'll be going downtown this afternoon. let's take a live look at that courthouse. the judge rules there is no television cameras but he will allow some still photographers. we expect to see the former president trump at the defense table there. yesterday, there were some small group of protesters on both sides of the issue separating them.

marjorie taylor greene will be leading a protest there. some at trump tower have faith. >> do you think president trump is guilty? >> absolutely guilty of what? guilty of helping all the people here in the united states with all these good things he's done over the four years? >> officials don't expect any large protests. they point out fs you want to cross the georgia bridge, you have to pay $15 in tolls. you can't find any parking in the streets. it is quiet here and will likely remain so. >> so no protest because it is expensive. >> eric, thank you for much. >> plus, it is dangerous. >> all right, let's bring in larry kudlow on fox business. this is personal and

professional. professionally, you want to cover it and personal because he's a friend of yours. what your thoughts today? >> he's a friend of mine and i am going to cover it professionally. i think this is always a small beard. i think this is a political prosecution. i figure it is a political persecution and backfired. i don't know, i am not a lawyer. everything i read from our best sources here at fox and what is this, and shenanigans of business records. i don't know how you prove that, i don't know what that means. i don't know how they're going to get trump. let me make one point. this makes the united states looks so bad. >> i know. put the politics aside. this is what third world dictators do. they try to throw their opponents into jail or worse, okay? that's what this looks like around the world. think of this, brian. only a few days after trump

was indicted in a surprising indictment. only a few days later, saudi arabia and russia, once called opec plus cut oil production by over a million barrels a day, all right? this is their second big cut. they're cutting 3.5 million barrels a day since last fall. a couple days after the indictment, they go ahead and make their cut in an attempt to drive all prizes to $100 a barrel, getting gas prices back to $5 a gallon or more than that. they don't fear joe biden, they take a look at this circus and what progressives are trying to do, led by alvin bragg and they say, we don't fear them and we'll act with impunity and line with our pockets and help putin finance the war in ukraine, just think of that, is that a coincidence? just a couple days later, i don't

think so. larry, i understand your show is available as a podcast. tell us about it. >> well, i think yesterday apple, spotify and, fox business podcast. i hope you were listening. it was very kind to the front office doing that. i have to listen to this spotify. i am not sure what all these things are. now, joe rogan and larry kudlow at the top of the chart. good luck to you. >> now larry hops on his show that's when everything that's happening with alvin bragg. >> all right, bring your a-game like you always do. >> do my best. san francisco's mayor is

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far left san francisco mayor is facing backlash. the mayor tells the state attorney, "the scale of the problem is beyond our local capacity," critics blaming her policy and environment for police dire shortage. it gotten so bad, dozens of officers hired despite being unqualified of undocumented. leo terrell lives in california and he joins us now. what's your reaction >> ainsley, it is

embarrassing for london. she has lost control. why? self-inflicted progressive rules. the criminals control the street. she's asking the u.s. attorney office. what she needs to do is she's going to be honest is call up incompetent gavin newsom and ask for the national guard because they do not have enough law enforcement to protect the citizens of san francisco. >> well, there are 131 drug overdoses in january and february alone in san francisco. the police department understaffed by 541 officers. we learned about this audit of state records where police department hired dozens of unqualified and sometimes undocumented officers. officers missing information like fingerprints and

background checks and graduation records, what did you think? >> three years ago she was calling for defunding the police. she's not a friend of law enforcement. she hires incompetent individuals to serve the police officers and yet, she criticizes them. this is a reflection of democratic city like san francisco and los angeles, new york and chicago. they hate the police game and this is what they have. this city imploded because of london brie. >> new york city saw the crime problems and they elected mayor adams, granted, he's a democratic and still more progressive than some of the people he's running against. in chicago, mayor lightfoot not in office, the one who's

soaring is doing better. now, we are seeing this in sfgs. she's pivoting now that's why these propolice individuals are saying now we got your attention. what do you think will happen in san francisco? will she keep this job? >> i will say it right now. she's a failure as a mayor, asking for u.s. attorney assistant is not enough. she needs law enforcement on the street to make it safe. i will tell you what she needs. london calls the governor and ask for the national guard because you need police presence on the street. without that, she's not going to stand in the city. it is going to continue to be terrorized, ainsley. >> leo, thank you for waking up early this morning. >> for you, anything! san francisco >> i love you, leo. >> let's hand it over to ashley. she has some headlines for us. >> ainsley, lori vallow

changing her hair color from blond to brown. vallow and her husband chad daybell charged murdering their two children. the couple killed the kids to collect social security and benefits. if convicted vallow faces life in prison. proposal would have allow anyone with bail at $50,000 or less. the proposal was set to be discussed at today's meeting. it was put on hold after outraged citizens. law enforcement and members itself. richard branson is on the look out for virgin orbit. the satellite launch company files for bankruptcy. virgin orbit plans to lay

off 85% of its employees. the decision comes after the company could not secure long-term funding needed to recover from a rocket failure earlier this year. ben affleck, the staff had trouble recognizing him. watch. >> a great deal. a large coffee. >> i am matt damon. >> yeah, i love him. >> i mean some of his work. >> he's got a consistent career, i think. >> yeah, yeah. >> affleck being confused for his buddy, the ad is a follow-up to the dunkin' super bowl ad that features him working at a drive-thru massachusetts. >> that was cute and i love j-lo. glad they are back together. letsdz let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice, hey, janet.

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♪ ♪ >> uconn huskies dominus san diego state to linda for the national title in the school's history. it was the ncaa championship game let's watch. >> we have 5 minutes to go for the title. he's on the floor right now for

uconn. outside -- over the hocking's. and the huskies have their dreams come true. >> he had to react from the epic watch of madness and it's all over, former coach and host of adult acne of dan dakich. what were your thoughts about the not surprising links for the number 4c? >> it was an epic run by uconn, 20 points a game. that's what they want their six tournament games by aphids. second only to north carolina 2009. uconn that really good towards the end of the season. they started off gray, got the number one -- last 5-7, and then it was on brian. it was the best performance i'd seen throughout the tournament may be ever. nobody could play them, games were not close. even if they started out a little bit shaky -- they got set up. and they dominated. they have two of everything --

and they bring another diet and it was a dominant performance for san diego state was a tough team and they no chance. >> b >> everyone got a little bit of time and they cut it down to seven but they were to come back and win it. dan, do you think that has a lot to do with the situation where they have a lot to do coaching? >> is a ton about coaching. dan is one of those old-school guys, he gets on players brian, and he gets on him hard. he drives the big bad words on them. he's tough on them but you know what, in an era where kids transfer and most do over 33% of the third of kids are transferring -- he only had one kidney disease program. even though he coaches them tough, he is smart and how he recruits and how his assistants go about finding players that like coaching and let work and like toughness and don't back down adult sokoto cry. danny hurley, this championship was because danny hurley not

only coach as well, but his assistants and his staff found the right players to fit his style. it was masterful and i don't see it slowing down -- he's got something going on in connecticut. >> you should read about his dad and see anthony's in what he did for his dad -- she was very tough on his players, but he cared about every aspect of their lives and they appreciated that. let's talk about the women's game, the ratings were to the roof ever was talk about lsu versus iowa two unlikely finalists. and jill biden fighting both to the white house. but you can invite both people to the white house can you? >> no. no. that's another thing -- what are we in the partition patient joe vieira? is there going to be a. of the team giving out snacks to these folks? no. to the victor goes the spoils. lsu walked iowa. when you win the national championship the super bowl, the world series, you go to the

white house. the second-place team -- you come back on your team play and people celebrate you and then you forget about it. no, no, no runners up at the white house. again, you guys talk about it every day, i talk about it every day nine to 11 on al qaeda, but the world is insane. we've become so soft -- no runners-up at the white house ever. no. >> by the way angel research we do not joke so -- she also held that her ring finger up. and to caitlin clark she how do you feel about that? >> look. taunting is a part of basketball. it is what -- it is such a personal sport think about it, you're basically playing in your underwear. you're out there for everyone to see is not like football we have a bucket of your head -- so it's a personal sport and things get personal -- an angel reese one. and you know what -- when you

win. you get it. now, follows the ncaa i would set up lsu against iowa even though in the first game of the year next year and let's do it all again because it is fantastic later. >> real quick, did lsu not come up to the national anthem the purpose? >> that is a great question. i don't not know the history there. i would hope that kim mulkey, and her team have been doing what they had been doing all year, and if it's not be out for the national half and then so be it. coaches are superstitious and i do not have the answer to that but i think it is a terrible look. in a national championship game, the biggest event in women's basketball may be women's basketball history in terms of eyeballs, i think it's a horrible love. she should've been out there. >> thank you dan thank you so much and checking them out. meanwhile, more "fox & friends" in just a moment to not move. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> while join us tomorrow, it's going to be another snow news they like today. >> work and i have a great radio show. >> have a great day. >> bill: think you guys, good morning 9:00 and got them sitting in an impressive and a moment for the former president donald trump who's about to surrender to authorities and putting new york city on high alert. we're watching it all off all it would take you minute-by-minute and hour by hour as things develop. so here we go. dana has off today and good morning to you partner. >> good morning though. it's a significant day. no doubt about it and martha maccallum and this is "america's newsroom." and we will wait to see midmorning b