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ainsley has my back. wow, 63 degrees in myrtle beach, south carolina. and -- 72 -- >> ainsley: you're right, 72. peter, steve is better at this. >> ainsley: have you ever been there? i'm from carolina ishgsz myrtle beach is so pretty. >> will: brian and steve are doing their taxes, they are due tomorrow. >> ainsley: it used to be if the 15th was on a week end, it was due monday. >> will: due to covid. we're trying to renew passports

right now, it was not months before covid and covid is over now. >> ainsley: my friend has started a birthday party and she forgot to do her passport and it is going to cost more than $1000 to expedite the passports. check your passports and get them renewed. >> house judiciary committee is in new york city to hold field hearing on violent crime. >> ainsley: crime victims will testify. >> will: alexandria hoff is here. >> alexandria: anti-victims

policies and the bodega clerk who was charged after shooting. madeline brame's son was murdered in harlem and a man whose son was beaten in anti-semitic hate crime and robert holden will testify, as well. >> we had the greatest police force in the world before the pandemic. after the riot says in new york city, after the george floyd shooting. >> embolden the criminal element, they feel empowered and know there are no consequences when you violate the law. >> if no one is above the law, i

don't understand how alvin bragg could dismiss murder and gain two indictments in two of the people involved with the murder of my son. >> alexandria: alvin bragg joined mayor eric adams saying new york is one of the safest big city. alvin bragg's office has declined to prosecute 1200 felony cases up from 828 last year and right now the search is on for three young suspects who beat and robbed a man in the bronx. kids robbing people on the subway? no, never happens what is point of catching them if you want to let them go. we don't like catch and release. senate majority leader chuck schumer says should be providing

more to law enforcement. >> be clear and vociferous defunding the fbi or department of justice will never happen. and reject partisan attempts by former president trump and his allies to degrade public trust and public law enforcement. >> alexandria: committee chair says that additional field hearings could be held in other cities, as well. >> ainsley: he broke that news in the 6:00 hour here, we will do it in new york and other cities, probably the next city is chicago. >> peter: opportunity to shine a spotlight, if you can't change it, alvin bragg doesn't want to change the environment he's created then folks like jim

jordan can say, we're standing up for the little guy, along with elise stefonak. >> if you don't lock criminals up, you get more crime. it is driven by left-wing das who come in with political agenda instead of focusing on people and small business owners, all about politics. >> we are seeing the crime crisis across the country this is fail bail reform put in place by governor cuomo and kathy hochul. >> will: i think the issue that defines our crime beyond time, we are in an informational war.

reality can be manipulated, whether or not we are manipulateings gender or telling people there is not a crime crisis, effort to manipulate reality, convince the public this crime crisis is mirauj. people in the grocery store know it is true. >> ainsley: or the border, not a crisis. stats in new york city, felony cases resulting in conviction, only 50% of cases under alvin bragg, only 20% of misdemeanors. this is why they are having meetings in new york and going to chicago next. >> peter: he downgraded almost every charge he could except a

bookkeeping charge against a former president. >> will: 10 years ago people died thea the finish line of the boston mayor know to. >> ainsley: we remember that, on saturday, we marked the day that city was changed forever. >> peter: katie burn is live. >> hard to believe it has been 10 years, many runners, spectators, volunteers are here in honor of the victims. it is starting to come alive and runners will drop off personal belongings here before they start their race. they take separate buses over to the start line. a lot of people are in pofrn

ponchos. some are telling me today's humidity is not ideal. it is a 26.2 mile route covering eight cities and towns in hopkinton and ending in the square where we are. crowds have gathered this weekend in honor of the bombing victims. many now run in honor of them. some survivors are in the race. 9:00 this morning is the wheelchair division and 10:00, runners start in waves throughout the afternoon before ending at this spot at the finish line. >> will: thank you. we are reminiscing where we were. >> ainsley: remember the boat? i was working at fox then.

>> peter: it was under the umbrella of post-9/11 and terrorism. >> ainsley: one little boy that died, his classmates are now 18 years old. he was eight when he was killed. here is some of what the police officers and first responders said. >> people truly affected by the events of 10 years ago have moved on and prospered and persevered and made a better life for themselves and their fellow residents of boston. >> the message i took away 10 years laters, hate brought to boston that day was met by more powerful force, the message of martin richard, his message was peace and his legacy is making

the world a better place and we are named our parrish church st. martin's parrish. >> ainsley: sweet. they are heroes. >> peter: for sure. whether 9/11 or instances like that, it affected us so deeply, you have to remind the children what happened. >> will: over to ashley strohmier with additional headlines. >> ashley: people of dayville, alabama joined yesterday honoring the victims of the shooting saturday night. one football was football star phil dowdle, he was going to play football on a full skalarship. 28 people, including his mother, was hurt in the shooting.

police have not released any information on any suspect. two teens are shot after hundreds of minors stormed the streets in chicago this weekend, smashing car windows and attacking bystanders. the incoming progressive mayor is condemning this, buts the city needs more safe spaces for teens, saying it is not constructive to demonize youth who have been starved out of opportunities in their community. mcconnell and john fetterman set to return to the chamber today. mcconnell missed five weeks and john fetterman out for six weeks with clinical depression. it comes as dianne feinstein remains out as she recovers from shingles with no return date, prompting democrats to call for her to be replaced.

>> i have a lot of respect for senator feinstein, but she's missed 75% of votes this year. governor newsom can appoint a caretaker. >> ashley: democratic representativeses schiff, lee and porter will run for her seat in 2024. budweiser featuring the clydesdale mascot galloping across landmarks, as anheuser-busch loses honey over partnership with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney. take a look. >> rooted in the heart of america, found in a community where a handshake is a sure contact, this is the american spirit. >> ashley: wyoming news site

found a third of bars are facing bud light -- in the wake of dylan mulvaney. was that a commercial in the can ready to go or fallout from the super bowl? how quickly does it take to make one of these things? >> ainsley: they have a lot of money,il am sure they made it quickly. >> peter: push it out now. >> will: will they need it? we'll give you first-hand testimony. thank you, ashley. yesterday pete and i got to go to the yankee guy. >> ainsley: thanks for the invitation. >> will: we were the invitees. it was a nice situation we were invited and give you example of a conversation that took place. how did you end up in the suite? my buddy and i host a tv show, what about your other friend? he killed bin laden.

>> ainsley: that will get you invited. >> ashley: notice no one was drinking the bud light beer. >> will: we were hanging out with justin o'neil. >> peter: they ran out of the alternative to bud light, that no one was drinking and the bud light guys look lone low, stacks passing by and i talked to my high school buddies and folks that live nearby that are apolitical and they said this is it. clear and easy boycott. the n.f.l. is tough, no, you have betrayed your name to me. you are water posing as beer. i am going to go over to this other alternative. >> ainsley: there are so many choices. >> peter: look at the twitter

feed, there is no love, what does this clydesdale identify as? i don't want to be trivial, it is important. choices have failed because they are hard to maintain. this blue can you can go to a different color can and make a comment, but other companies won't do it. >> ainsley: learn from disney, don't get political. >> will: migrants photoed bailing out of a truck. texas congressman nathaniel moran reacts. >> ainsley: and tucker carlson will preview his interview with elon musk, who warned of the future of ai. >> ai is more dangerous than say

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>> will: today texas governor greg abbott will meet with border sheriff coalition about the growing crisis at the border, accusing biden administration of doing nothing to stop it. which of course they aren't. fox obtained this video showing illegals fleeing a pickup truck as authorities tried to pull them over. happens everyday. texas gop congressman nathaniel

moran joins us now. thank you for being here. in addition, we are hearing reports of 40,000 migrants gathering, hoping they end title 42. >> yeah, it is very important to discuss this, we know from fentanyl crisis, human trafficking that open border is affecting lives across america and we have to stop it. it goes back to are we or are we not a nation that enforces the rule of law or are we not? >> will: are we say sovereign nation at all? are we at a point 2-1/2 years from now when almost nothing has been done, does that feel intentional to you? >> i think they just don't care. look at the numbers, two million per year crossing over and the

got gotaways, more than 160 countries have individuals crossing the border, almost 100 last year from the list we caught and know about. what is going to happen in the future? >> get to the reason we're here, republicans held a hearing on the border and no democrats showed up. now there is a field committee meeting in new york, what do you hope to get from it? >> we will begin that hearing in new york city and really this is a discussion about new york city and cities across america that are picking leftist agenda and say focus more on criminals than victims and we will not enforce the laws. i'm just astounded when we look at statistics, he is declining

to prosecute more felonies than back in 2019 and we have less conviction rate, went from 69% to 29% for misdemeanor and 52% for felonies, it is atrocious. >> peter: new york city is america's city, if we lose control of this, we are losing control of other cities. >> i showed up yesterday i was reminded how much i love this city but hate to see the decline here. >> peter: representative nathaniel moran. thank you. piers morgan hits back against thinking swimmer riley gaines is only hitting back to get clicks. >> all i have seen her do is stand up for women's rights.

>> peter: piers joins us live to talk about the fairness in sports. ♪

>> nobody, including riley

gaines, who i disagree with strongly, should be -- >> >> piers: what do you disagree with, out of interest? >> it should be up to sporting bodies to make decisions -- >> piers: what has she said that is actually wrong? >> what she's done is try to turn this, we talk about people using things to get likes and get clicks -- >> piers: that is not what she's doing. >> i have no -- against her personally, i've seen her stand up for -- >> ainsley: firing back at porter who claims riley gaines is fighting for women's sportses because she wants attention. >> will: and piers morgan joins us now, giving us time. i saw him putting on social media fancy meals on the airplane, steak and shrimp and wine.

what i found fascinating about this, you reveal utter ridiculousness by asking one question. what do you disagree with about riley gaines. >> piers: will, great to see you without your ballet clothes on. i'm still quite traumatized. anyway, good to see you in normal gear today. here is the deal, it was a simple question because she was angry about riley gaines. she said what do disagree with? she froze and had no answer. it was a startling moment given the bill maher show has a liberal audience who began cheering me on and not the would-be senator. two middle-aged men, me and bill maher were standing up for

women's rights and a woman congresswoman who wants to be a senator was incapable, that exposed the fragility of the heart of this transgender debate. >> peter: great way to put it. riley gaines responded tweeting, katie porter, i'm not speaking up for myself, i'm done fighting sports, i'm supposed to be in dental school this year. do you think someone like riley gaines standing up ultimately can change this debate, which felt like fall into the new woke agenda, do you think women will be defended in sports and playing against other biological women?

>> piers: absolutely, we're se seeing sporting bodies notice unfairness in equality. riley gaines knows this, as i explained to katie porter, she had to race against lia thomas, who is six three and as male swimmer was unsuccessful and as a female swimmer, smashing records. some states you have to work this out and get fairness for trans athletes, but you protect biological females. you compete against your biological sex means trans women will compete against men or have a separate and new category for trans athletes given how many

more are competing at all levels that seems to me sensible but to get to that place, you have to get politician to do what riley gaines has been doing. let me remind everybody what i reminded katie porter in scotland female prime minister just lost her job because she insisted a male rapist should be put in a female prison, cost her her job. time female politicians, democrat politicians stop woke nonsense and stood up for women. >> check out piers. >> ainsley: where did he put it, instagram? >> will: all over the place. i am glad he used the word

fragile, it is not a big deal, piers. >> ainsley: thank you, coming up next tucker carlson will mre view his interview with elon musk, warning against artificial intelligence. >> what they are doing is training ai to lie. >> yes, to lie. out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper.

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>> more dangerous than say mismanaged aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production in the sense that it has potential, it is nontrivial, has potential of civilizational destruction. >> ainsley: elon musk warning about risk of ai in a sitdown

with tucker carlson. >> peter: thanks for being here. good morning, we know you love getting up early, you had years of training. >> i did, it is hard. >> peter: talk about the interview, the way he says civilizational destruction is possible. your big takeaways? >> he's been saying that for years and ai, like bankruptcy happens slowly then all at once. elon musk has been warning about it and it is here and you can download it and chat gpt, what is this? we felt it would be good to sit down with the guy that helped develop that app, he wanted to keep it in a nonprofit, but that was taken away from him and now

you have it as commercial product owned by microsoft and google. his position has never changed. if we don't put the brakes on this, it could destroy everything we have. this is dangerous as nuclear weapons. >> peter: tucker, interesting word, control, forward-looking guy, is it controllable? who should control artificial in intelligence? >> good point, doesn't lycopene a virus, we can keep it under control. really it is beyond human control, that is the fear, it lives on server farming that could be blown up, if need be. it is not the fear it will become autonomous it will

control reality and could be programmed to lie to us for political effect. if you go on it, type in crime stats, where are the crimes and where? it will lie to you about government data on crime. and probably a lot of other things, that is terrifying, imagine a future a year or two from now where all of our understanding of the world around us is determined by ai and lying to us, huge implication for the presidential election in 2024 and everything else. >> ainsley: i'm glad you brought that up, we have that clip, watch this. >> they are training the ai to lie. >> yes. >> it is bad. s >> and to withhold information. >> yeah, comment on some things, not other things and not to say

what the data demands it say. >> how did it get this way? you funded it at the beginning. >> yeah, faith, most ironic outcome is most likely, it seems. >> it is interesting he helped nunes it in the beginning. he talks about programmers are left combshgs pt, you ask who is donald trump or joe biden, will you get more skewed answers? >> the main struckel is struggle to control information and what we know and therefore the conclusions that we draw from the information. the ib ternet is a huge threat to people like chuck schumer, people who want political power and you are seeing u.s. congress try to seize control of the way ai developed because it is always developing and becoming stronger and more knowledgeable,

early in order to bake dishonesty into it and control the mind of the american democracy. people can cast an informed vote, effort by washington is to prevent you from knowing what is happening in the rest of the world. >> you did an interview with wikipedia, attempted to have encyclopedia knowledge and it turned into a left-wing thing. >> start something i call truth gpt or truth-seeking ai that trying to understand nature of the universe and might be the best path to safety, ai that cares about the earth will know

we are interesting part of t"th unmaking of the president 2016" verse. >> you just need an option. his point about controlling the universe and humanity, my brain is not large enough to understand that, but his brain is. question of truth, you just need an option where you can get information to make your own decisions and people like schumer and you can't overstate the evil and malice behind intent here to control what you know and therefore control your brain. that is not an overstatement, so you just need an option in the way fox news provides an option. they don't want you to have alternate way of knowing what is upon haing in the world. >> ainsley: what did you think of him?

what is he like? >> he is hilarious, i was amused and i appreciate being amused, he said i bought twitter for 44 billion and now it is worth 22 billion, i'm a brilliant businessman. he is extremely funny, loves puns and word play and ironic detachment from self, you have wisdom, people who take themselves too serious league like stalin or schumer. if you don't know how ridiculous you are, you are a threat to the rest of us. >> will: one more watch what to expect on tucker carlson tonight, this is what he discovered once he bought twitter. >> the degree to which government agencies had full access to everything on twitter blew my mind. i was not aware of that.

>> does that include people's dm's? >> yes. >> tucker, i don't want you to give it away, but what was your biggest jaw-dropper moment of this interview? >> twitter is smallest social media app, but used with everyone with power, everyone on set, every government official, every head of state and all private messages other than being read not just by the u.s., but by different governments, that is unbelievable fact, the whole thing was a honey trap to surveill people and to propagate p propaganda. >> peter: and twitter is the only one we know about. do not miss tucker's interview with elon musk tonight at 8 p.m. and check out new tucker carlson

original called "let them eat bugs" and you tried a bug or two. >> i will eat anything. >> ainsley: just dip it in chocolate. >> thanks for having me. >> ainsley: check in with janice dean for the forecast. >> janice: misty conditions, temperatures are moving through, temperatures in boston in the 50s with chance of rain. on the maps, 54 with cloudy skies and mist in the forecast for duration of itted and colder across great lakes and upper midwest and snow storm happening in the upper midwest with blizzard conditions for northern michigan and foot of snow. temperatures spring and swing over next couple of days, cooler

than average and then above average and stronger storms on wednesday, thursday and friday. top snow totals for wisconsin, 19 inches. they are so done, top snowiest season in wisconsin. winter weather alert and low pressure will linger throughout the day today and 40 to 50 mile per hour winds, travel will be dangerous, stayed in and check your air carrier. foxweather.com, for weather details. >> will: thank you, coming up, don't write this off, h and h bagels revealed tax-free bagel in time for tomorrow's deadline, we'll tell you about that exemption next. >> ainsley: first check in with bill and dana for what is coming up. >> bill: i like sesame seed bagel, well toasted all sides

and a lot of cream cheese. >> dana: high maintenance of bill hemmer. >> bill: not maintenance. >> ainsley: do you scoop it? >> bill: they do that or spatula. crime in the big city can republicans make a dent in the problem? they will start today. >> dana: massive intel leaks from last week may just be the start. >> bill: and talking about elon musk, we hope to see launch of starship in a matter of minutes, could be a big deal. >> dana: and three americans lost at sea, nie week begin this morning, we'll see you in a few minutes. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us

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>> did you know in new york you get taxed more for your bagel if it is sliced and smeared with a topping as opposed to purchased whole? >> ainsley: h and h is partnering with philadelphia cream cheese to create unsliced bagel with cream cheese inside it, no slice, no tax.

>> peter: ryan cleper, this is awesome. tax-free bagel on tax day, 9% tax on sliced bagel? >> yes, suspect to 8.75% bagel. >> ainsley: like a muffin no tax, a state they tax for everybody. >> it is the labor component. >> peter: we are not slicing. >> ainsley: how do you do it? >> our director of baking found a way to pipe in cream cheese in the bagel. they come out -- >> will: here is bill's sesame bagel.

>> they stuff it. >> ainsley: how do they do that? how is there room for cream cheese? >> the dough inside is very soft, the cream cheese almost lifts the dough up and down. >> it comes out beautifully -- >> it is awesome. >> when i saw a picture, i thought it was a perfect spread. >> are you going to eat one? >> yes, but it will get in my teeth. you know that. >> very good. >> h and h locations. >> manhattan locations today and tomorrow. once it is a huge hit, you will be forced to continue it. >> philadelphia is a partner with us on this. >> philadelphia reached out to us and commissioned us and said,

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>> can you toast the bagel as well? >> yes, we put it in a convection oven. 375, 2 minutes. convection ovens in all our manhattan location and fresh out of the ovens. >> here is your sesame, hemmer, headed to 12. see you in a minute. >> great working with you guys. >> thanks for having us. >> as we say good morning at 9:00 in new york city, crime in the crosshairs in gotham city. republicans setting sights in new york in town for a field hearing, they call it, on crime in america. expected to get heated. hope you had a great weekend. i'm bill hemmer. new week begins now. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." they won't be short on material to talk about. any minute now there is a house judiciary committee. how alvin bragg's policies