>> special operations forces safely evacuating u.s. embassy staff from sudan as rival forces battle for control of east african nation. i'm mike emanuel. more than 400 people killed since fighting broke out, u.s. shutting embassy in the time being. despite success of embassy evacuation, u.s. leaders do not have plans to evacuate private american citizens who remain in sudan saying the operation would

be too dangerous at this time. trey yingst with the latest. >> u.s. special forces entered the capital and the u.s. department says around 100 staff members at trust embassy were evacuated along with a small number of people from allied countries including canada. we are learning more about the details of this mission. u.s. officials say 3 helicopters took off before landing in ethiopia to refuel and the choppers flew to conduct the rescue. douglas simms described clean and fast. simms stressed the evacuation was planned for the past week and conducted without the help of parties on the ground. other countries like france and britain have started to evacuate personnel and some civilians. the british took diplomats to airfield before flying them out

of the country while some to have french nationals headed in convoy to the port of sudan. reports indicate french convoy was targeted by gunfire and one person was injured. evacuations 8 days after fighting in army with rapid support forces. two sides previously worked together to overthrow the government and have started new battle to gain control of the country and over the past 8 days more than 400 people have been killed, mike. mike: trey yingst leading us on the breaking news, trey, many thanks. the 2024 race for the white house is heating up with robert f kennedy jr. jump jump. fox team coverage on latest 2024 developments with alexandria

hoff and lucas tomlinson but let's start with lucas tomlinson, good afternoon, lucas. lucas: mike, this announcement has been months in the making. officials say president biden is expected to announce reelection campaign on tuesday with video message. now despite some of his lagging poll numbers, many democrats say it's way too early including congresswoman debbi dingell from michigan. >> in the midwest people think that joe biden understands their challenges. they think he's one that scares and when we are in midst of a campaign you will see strong enthusiasm and passion for the outcome of the election next year. lucas: let's take of lagging polls, 73% of america don't want the oldest president to do this again, that includes majority of democrats, biden would be 86 at the end of potential second term. new nbc poll shows 41% of

registered voters say they will definitely or probably vote for biden in the general that's 47% who say they'd vote eventual nominee. and then there's the looming debt ceiling fight, the speaker of the house said earlier on sunday morning futures, he plans to have vote this week and called out the president for not negotiating with him. >> we will hold a vote this week and we will pass it and send it to the senate and for more than 80 days the president has ignored us, called people names for things that he voted himself makes no sense or logic to it. i think as president and the leader of the free world, this is one of the problems. lucas: now for those that don't want biden to run again, about half say because it's his age. now after that plan announcement on tuesday the south korean president is going to come here for a state dinner. expect north korea to mark the

occasion with a missile test and perhaps a nuclear weapon's test. mike. mike: lucas, you covered the pentagon for many years, what about the north koreans and how would they react to seeing a south korean leader front and center with american president at the white house? lucas: well, past prolonged, mike, definitely retaliate with some kind of demonstration likely missile test. they also are looking to put their first spy satellite into orbit. so officials at the pentagon are certainly looking at that and remember for many months now, officials have said that north korea is likely to conduct a nuclear weapon's test some time in the future. this would be the opportune time. they don't like to be forgotten, mike. mike: looks like a beautiful day in the north lawn. thank you so much. now to the republican side, alexandria hoff live on what gop hopefuls are up this weekend. >> most of them were in iowa last night, of course, where the first republican caucus will be held in just over nine months and the focus was on faith,

education and carving out their pro-life stance. >> if you believe we need a little more abc's and little less crt let me hear you scream. hallelujah. >> you hear senator tim scott, among confirmed gop hopefuls. the iowa faith and freedom spring kickoff he and former vice president mike pence who was there too, they are both expected to announce bids to the white house in the coming weeks. speaking with reporters yesterday, pence expected to separate himself on the issue of abortion. >> as the most pro-life president in american history, i will continue to stand strong against the extreme late-term abortionists in the democrat party who believe in abortion on

demand in the ninth month of pregnancy. >> new nbc news poll shows that even with indictment two-thirds of republican primary voters say they support former president trump while 31% reported florida governor ron desantis as first choice in '24. the governor attended the utah conference yesterday and reiterated that he doesn't care much for polls. >> a leader is not captive to what a poll may say. a leader gets ahead of public opinion. a leader sets out a vision, executes the vision and delivers results. >> on fox news sunday today former arkansas asa hutchison says he's running for president because alternatives are needed. >> what america does not want is another repeat of 2020 where we have joe biden and donald trump running against each other. >> plenty of time to see if that's going to happen. former un ambassador nikki haley

did not speak in iowa but campaign says she's been there 17 times since announcing run. mike: thanks a lot. more campaign 2024 developments, let's bring our political panel, terry, former john boehner aide and managing director and scott bolden, former dnc democratic chairman and former chair of the national bar association. gentlemen, welcome. >> good afternoon. mike: so let's start with a famous name from a political dynasty. let's play it. >> it's like running against someone in your family. ultimately i i think i'm in a much better position to beat donald trump than joe biden and i -- i also just disagree with him on basic issues like my father did with lyndon johnson on censorship. mike: is robert f kennedy jr. a threat to president biden?

>> he's free to run and what have you and joe biden has beat donald trump already. kennedy is a famous democratic name, famous american name, if you l he has a right to run but he won't be a factor unless something drastically goes wrong. the democrats are going to be a thousand percent against joe biden. the polling says 50, 60, 70% dems don't want him to run. if you ran the snapshot, if you do run, are the democratic voters going to vote for him regardless on the republican side, the answer is overwhelmingly yes. mike: there was some suggestion that president biden might hold off to fall to announce reelection campaign and now it's coming we expect this beak, what do you make of that? >> well, i make that he's a guy that goes with his gut and that right now is a time when he needs to get off the bench and get out there and start campaigning. he needs to raise money. he needs to build an organization. this could dwight possibly be the most expensive presidential

campaign of all time and so it's time, you know, he's got his main -- his main counterpart out there, former president trump, fully engaged. he's out there every day. the president may not want to stir it up with former president trump but he does see those headlines and wants to get into the debate. >> scott, you made reference to poll numbers. let's dig into some from quinnipiac, biden 48-trump 46. biden 46-desantis 48. what do you make of those numbers? >> they are a snapshot, if you will. ron desantis is untested at the time. trump and biden are tested. the big white elephant in the room. does trump stay in the race or not. that's a real issue. he's a magnet for the republican gop hopefuls because they need his maga supporters yet he's under indictment. if he indicted in georgia and by

the feds it's unlikely he can fight all three indictments despite political popularity, stay in the race and make noise while defending himself because liberty is at stake for the first time. those are snapshots. mike: the prodesantis super pac called back. they are suggesting that the former president should move to california to hang out with gavin nowsome, your thoughts? >> there's a lot of movement going on in republican politics in florida. desantis came to washington and wasn't received as well as he thought he had been. in fact, a bunch of trump guys decided to name their endorsement that same week. so there's a lot of trump versus desantis in florida. maybe a snapshot for what some of the later primaries will look like. mike: to hunter biden, his legal team expected to meet with the justice department this week. today on sunday morning futures,

house oversight chairman james comer suggested it's more than just hunter biden, let's play it. >> i haven't found any legitimate business dealings on the biden, it looks like if there was a legitimate business dealing in llc it was influence peddling. you want to get technical and if you want to get to a legal term, that's called being a foreign agent. mike: scott, he's suggesting more than just hunter biden got checks overseas. >> those are political allocations. you have to connect the dots, state prosecutor has got to connect the dots with the facts and the elements and the influence peddling, that's all political rhetoric. the reality is that if there was a crime committed, you know, the gopdoj under trump has been looking at this and others have looked at over 5 years regarding hunt every biden. even if you want to expand that into the biden family. there's just no there there yet.

there may be but the investigation has to run its course and the congressional committees need to let the investigations go forward and not interfere with it and the political allocations like that statement right there you ran aren't helpful for either side. mike: we had a whistleblower from the irs saying there's preferential treatment, what about that? >> well, it goes to what most americans feel about their political institutions in washington right now. they think the fbi and department of justice can be politicized, weponized against political opponents. there needs to be a very clear due process of judgment going forward here without any politics because as long as hunter biden is viewed by the american people as above the law while donald trump is not above the law has been charged and indicted in new york, i mean, they are going to see the stories in context to one another and want to see that everybody is treated fairly.

mike: all right, terry, scott, gentlemen, thank you. >> thank you. mike: thanks so much. on f fox news sunday shannon brm speaks with former arkansas governor and 2024 presidential candidate asa hutchison as well as democratic michigan congresswoman debbi dingell, check local listings for time and channel. title 42 set to expire next month as president biden prepares to unveil a new border plan. we have a live report from brownsville, texas. that's next. for ♪ ♪ ♪ ard... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ...a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours.

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mike: the biden administration expected to unveil security plans this week ahead of title 42 expiration next month. this as summer temperatures approach and border officials brace for a possible surge in migrants. nate foy live along the border in brownsville, texas with the latest on this growing crisis, hello, nate. nate: hey, mike, migrant encounters are record pace through the first six months of the fiscal year and end of title 42 is expected to put gas on that fire but another problem that the southern border communities are constantly dealing with is the threat of chase after chase. it happens seemingly every day including yesterday in kenny county where unfortunately we are learning 3 illegal migrants

were killed and 7 people were hurt after a multivehicle chase. take a look at this video, our crews arrived just after one of the vehicles involved flipped. you see this badly damaged pickup truck, we know 3 people were in the cab, 3 people were in the bed. there were multiple ejections. both drivers involved have been apprehended. we know the driver of the truck is still in the hospital today. now you mentioned the end of diet 482 and 2 and a half weeks, take a look at this mike, some migrants can't wait that long. this group from venezuela crossed the bored illegally from matamores to brownsville yesterday and we spoke with them. they said it's too dangerous stay in matamores and there's no work and having issues with the cbp one app and take a look at the video to prepare for title 42, the city of el paso setting example by opening make-shift shelter and local ng of course's say they are happy to be getting

some help. they have been shouldering the burden at this point as they have been throughout the entire crisis but they are also warning people of what's to come when title 42 ends, listen to this. >> we want to thank the community in advance. the community in and of itself has always been very generous. we believe that need is forthcoming come mid may so be prepared. nate: so those shelters will be for migrants who voluntarily turn themselves in but that's not always the case, of course, we have runners as you know, mike, and also in el paso yesterday the fire department there had to rescue two illegal migrants oh were hiding in a manhole. we will send it back to you. mike: nate, i'm wondering what the difference is in terms of the border crisis in brownsville compared to other areas of the border where you have been. are they seeing different scenarios in brownsville than some of the other locations we have been stationed over the months? >> will, mike, we are actually hearing that there is a lot of

activity across the bored in matamores from brownsville. earlier this week i'm sure you saw there was a bridge rush where a thousand migrants stormed the gateway international bridge. it was shut down. more tensions in matamores the day after that i believe friday there was a fire lit at a migrant camp in matamoros. there's question who set the fire but right now we are being told from law enforcement sources there are a lot of migrants waiting for the end of title 42 on the other side of the rio grande. mike: nate foy live in texas. >> you got. mike: beth bath&beyond has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, customers have a few days left to use 20% leftover coupons.

>> bed, bath & beyond filed for bankruptcy. making the move to implement orderly wind down while soliciting sales for some or perhaps all of its assets. in the meantime the company says it will continue to pay employee wages and benefits and its 360 bed bath&beyond stores and bye, bye baby storeses and websites will remain open to continue serving customers. ceo issues this statement, we deeply appreciate our associates, customers, partners and the communities we serve and we remain steadfastly determined to serve them throughout this process. bed, bath&beyond faced competition from other retailers and struggled to pivot from store to online sales during the pandemic and was especially hard hit by last year's slowdown in the global supply chain. the company says it has secured

commitments of approximately $240 million in financing to allow it to continue commercial operations during the bankruptcy process. the company had warned of the potential of having to file for bankruptcy since very early this year. and mike, at the nasdaq's close on friday, bed, bath & beyond stock was trading at 29 cents per share. mike jonathan reporting live, thanks a lot. for more on this and latest economic news we are joined by mitch roschelle, welcome. mitch: good to see you, mike. mike: on bed, bath&beyond is this amazon are killing industries in the country? mitch: a hundred percent. i moved to florida and when i was setting up i did a lot more amazon shopping than bed

bath&beyond. they are a victim of e-commerce and also, you know, the company, you know, has been grinding down and when the pandemic started no one was going and buying stuff for their house. so they didn't really have a pivot as jonathan said to get into other areas, so it was inevitable. this is a shoe that we have been waiting to drop for a long time. mike: house speaker kevin mccarthy blasted the biden administration today on sunday morning futures. >> he's threatening the markets. think of his ideas. in the next month if you actually have good credit, you pay more. you have bad credit, you get a discount. who believes in these type of ideas? this goes against everything what america was created upon that if you work hard, you can succeed and that's the difference. mike: so mitch, home buyers with good credit are going to pay for those who have lousy credit,

explain that? >> no, it's unexplainable. i've been racing my brain to make sense and there's no sense to be found. the thing is when i listen to the biden administration talk about it, they keep talk about first-time home buyers and how it will help first-time home buyers and if you saved and paid bills on time, you have good credit you will be punished at the expense of those who don't have good credit and haven't paid bills on time and don't have a down payment. the goal of this is to stimulate the housing market to get new entrance to the housing market, they are sending a bad signal for those who have done the right thing. mike: all right, let's take a look at mortgage rates. as of this week, a 30-year fix rate, 6.39%, 5.76% for a 15-year fixed. that's up substantially from 3% for a 30-year fixed. mitch, what's the impact on the housing market? mitch: well, it certainly has

slowed down the housing market. if you look at it from historical perspective, those mortgage rates are not unusually high. in fact, when i bought my first home, i don't want to tell how how many years ago i had double digit interest rates. from the historical perspective it's not unusual and if mortgage rates land here and this is where they are for the next decade that wouldn't be so awful. the problem as you said, mike, they went from sub 3 to plus 6 and that's what the housing market has had a hard time digesting because home prices haven't fallen that much so the cost of buying a house just from a borrowing perspective has skyrocketed. mike: inventory for houses for sale i have been told is tight but people are having trouble selling because interest rates have gone up, what's the impact on our economy? >> well, you know, it's funny, we can tie this into the bed, bath&beyond story. the impact of the economy on the

housing market isn't necessarily the sale of the house. it's when you buy a house you spend money to fix it up which pumps more money to the economy or you buy stuff to put it in the house and there's a knock-on effect of people buying new homes or existing homes. the problem with little inventory there aren't houses to buy which is keeping house prices up. so something has to give and my recommendation to the biden administration, if you want to do something policy wise to help the housing market and to help the economy, create incentives for people to build new homes because we do not have enough supply of housing and that's what's keeping the prices high. mike: we are nearly out of time but what's your read on the state of the american economy right now? mitch: i think it's going to be inflation sticky, it's going to be here for a really, really long time and if the only fix is to continue to raise interest rates with the hope of causing a recession to choke off consumer demand, it's going to be, you know, a long grinding summer and

fall. mike: mitch roschelle, thank you so much for your time, have a good week. mitch: you too, good to see you. mike: latest from sudan amid the escalating violence after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra.

mike: now for a look at some of today's headlines the embassy is shutting embassy in sudan after evacuating staff out of war-torn nation. thousands of u.s. citizens remain as officials say it's too dangerous to carry out broader evacuation mission. more than 400 people including one american have been killed since the violence first erupted in sudan earlier this month with government backed military forces clashing with a para military group in struggle for control. officials estimate more than 3500 people have been injured amid the fighting. president biden and other world leaders are calling for an end

to the violence urging growth groups to agree ceasefire and mr. biden says he's receiving regular reports from his team on efforts to assist the remaining americans in sudan. reports indicate ukrainian forces have established positions on the eastern bank of the nipro river giving rise to speculation that advances could be early sign of kyiv spring counteroffensive. alex hogan live from kyiv with the very latest, hello, alex. alex: hi, mike, this is very big news in this part of the country with ukrainian forces managing to continue to move forward, this is the southern part of ukraine. take a look at this map where you can see where some of these changes have taken place with ukrainian forces setting up positions on the eastern side of

the dniper river and could signal kickoff of a spring counteroffensive that ukrainian officials in kyiv have continued to point toward for months. in the meantime russia unleashing attacks in other parts of the country, this video is in north eastern kyiv where it is ukraine's second largest city where russian strikes last night hit apartment buildings and houses and in the contested town of bakhmut where russia has claimed more than ground, ukrainian forces remain fighting their now into the seventh month continually trying to hold onto this small mining town. >> there are civilians over there. 3 people live there including an older woman with broken leg. civilians live over there too in the basement. not all of the civilians left. they say they have nowhere to go. alex: now there are still a lot of changes as we continue to look at the battlefield and when we are talking about western aid, the ukraine contract group has so far given more than 230

tanks to ukraine, at least pledged them so far as they continually come over the course of months as well as 1500 armored vehicles. mike, this is on top of weaponry and, of course, the much needed ammunition at this point in the war. mike. mike: alex hogan live in the ukrainian capital, thanks a lot. terrifying moments playing out this morning when american airlines 737 struck a flock of geese upon takeoff shooting flames into the sky and burning out the engine forcing an emergency landing. cb cotton live with the details. hello, cb. >> mike, good afternoon. you know, any time you hear about a plane's engine catching fire it's never a good thing but there is some good news here. this american airlines plane was able to land safely and everyone on the flight is okay. this is one of the videos being shared across the internet. you take a closer look. boeing 737 with what appears to be flames coming from one of the engine. we have looped the video so you

can take a closer look. this is american airlines flight 1958 bound for phoenix, arizona after taking off from columbus, ohio were told shortly after the plane took off around 7:45 a.m. birds struck the engine. this was the path the plane took according to tracking flight aware. plane not even on the air an hour before making an emergency landing. american airlines saying in part to fox news, the flight landed normally and taxied safely to the gate under its own power but you have to imagine terrifying moments for people on board. we know faa is investigating. people who live in the area took to social media this morning to say they saw the flames or heard strange noises coming from the boeing, a moment like this, though, is a reminder of the miracle on the hudson 14 years ago when pilots safely crash landed on the hudson river after experiencing a bird strike, mike. mike: amazing.

thank god the flight crew handled the situation very well. cb cotton, thanks a lot. 64-year-old california grandmother is due back in court this week after being accused of trafficking drugs out of her home. this just one of several shocking drug trafficking cases playing out right now in the golden state. christina coleman has more on this. hello, christina. christina: hi, mike, one of those shocking cases here in california involves former u.s. marine roberto salazar the second. on friday he was just sentenced to 12 years in federal prison. >> this is a case about someone who is living truly a double life. he was serving as a marine but also secretly leading a drug trafficking organization in the southern district of california. >> prosecutors out of san diego just shared photos from fox news. they show some of the fentanyl

salazar admit today trafficking and year's long drug importation and distribution conspiracy. they also say he recruited former marines to do the same. prosecutors say salazar was so involved in drug trafficking that he even tried to have a song written about him to glorify his criminal activity. >> when he was having exchange with the mexican song writer about drafting this narco ballet that he was recognizing that he had this dual life. christina: also on friday correctional officer who also serves as an army national guardsman was charged with multiple felonies for smuggling meth and heroin across the u.s.-mexico border with his wife and 3 children in the vehicle. he was arrested in orange county, prosecutors say his family did not know he was smuggling the drugs and in a separate incident the former executive director of the san jose police association joanne

is scheduled to make a court appearance this friday, federal prosecutors charged 64-year-old grandmother for illegally importing drugs including fentanyl as part of international drug scheme. >> whether you are a cartel legal or courier or low-level dealer our message is get out of the business or we will take you out of it and put you in prison cell to spend significant amount of time like mr. salazar, he got 12 years in prison. christina: that's a message law enforcement hopes is heard loud and clear as this rages on. mike: all part of america's crime crisis. christina coleman reporting live. thank you very much. government accountability office reporting military and recruitment is facing major challenges. we will tell you what is being done to reverse the trends. next n. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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mike: syracuse university is looking for solutions for current military recruiting challenges the school has been assisting military might bees and veterans since world war i. national veterans resource center currently supports 40,000 veterans a year. joining me now is the syracuse university ivmf managing director and army veteran nick armstrong. nick, welcome. >> thanks, mike. mike: so what is your organization doing to help the recruiting crisis?

>> sure, so just this last thursday as many know this year marks the 50th anniversary of the all volunteer force, of course, a lot has been reported of late around how the military is struggling with recruiting. the army missed recruiting goal for the second year in a row, however, at the same time what many might not know quite as much with higher education is, you know, there's a coming demographic cliff coming to universities, so in about a year or two you are going start seeing a decline in high school eligible students presenting a potential situation where the military and higher education could be competing for the same american youth. and so we saw this as an opportunity not to -- to actually create an opportunity where we can bring together several dozen higher education leaders across the country to

think how can we better come along side the military and create opportunities not only for those who transitioned from service, the veterans but actually active duty service members. mike: i'm sure some folks have said s syracuse. >> certainly, syracuse has a long history supporting community going back to world war i. longest continuously rotc program running in america. our world war ii chancellor was on the presidential commission that created the original gi bill and that -- that helped transform the university and triple enrollment and that legacy continues. certainly through the national veterans resource center, the institute for veterans and military families. we are actually today the

largest provider of career training, small business and entrepreneurship training programs in america as you mention today the tune of over 20,000 a year are participating in our programs not only in syracuse university but worldwide. mike: you are a proud army veteran why should young people watching right now should consider military service? >> not only chance to serve to country and gain skill and advance my education and be able to continue to serve. mike: and your organization is assisting both veteran families and military families? >> that's right. mike: tell us about that. >> sure. so we provide as i mentioned career training, small business entrepreneurship training, not only to transition service members but a number of

our programs are gearing toward military spouses and i should also mention that all of the programs that we operate are completely free of charge. that was one of our going in philosophies as -- as we saw this as an opportunity in terms of creating our institute to be able to do something different in higher education and that is to leverage all of the talent that sits on a major r1 research university and design and deliver programs that impact the community and so spouses, veterans and transitioning service members are eligible for all of the programs. mike: ivmf.syracuse.com. thank you for your service and thank you for time today. deflating tires of dozen family cars parked in wealthy neighborhood of boston. laura ingle has more on latest

of echo vandalism. laura. >> the climate activists have been hitting neighborhoods with so called gas gusles and now the group of tire extinguishers trying to persuade those with suv's to change with something more environmentally friendly. they deflated tires of 43 suv's wednesday night because amount of gas luxury powered suv's. the tire extinguishers are global activists and have deflated more than 10,000 including 40suv tires in bell group. the group leaving flyers to why their vehicles were targeted imploring them to public transportation. police are investigating vandalism of multiple vehicle.

one man telling police he was unable to get to a doctor's appointment and one woman said her parents didn't have anywhere to go and firefighter and people that work at at the local hospital had trouble getting into work. >> you know, i'm all for taking action to help save the environment, i just don't know that destroying people's personal property or damaging people's personal profit is the way to go about doing it. >> the group are targeting the wealthy because they believe they are contributing to the climate crisis and causing current and future deaths of the less fortunate. in new york, laura ingle, fox news. mike: several days of severe storm bringing heavy rainfall to east coast. we will have fox forecast from the weather center. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ da ehicles. including two years complimentary charging

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while and not continue to move a whole lot faster. boston, you will see rain for a while. new england. new york city got 2-inches last night as it barely crawled on through the area. otherwise we are tracking heavy thunderstorms moving across portions of east texas particularly stretching in the rio grande valley and what you are seeing in the yellow polygon is severe warn thunderstorm. very heavy rain, frequent lighting, some strong winds up to 60, 70 miles an hour probably little bit of hail as well. this will continue to settle up towards the south and make the move ultimately moving down into mexico and out over the gulf of mexico but we continue to see severe thunderstorm watch across the entire area until 2:00 p.m. central. as you get past this, it should be clearing off on the backside of that system using up all of the energy as a system continues to move down to the south. now, for your forecast today if you're outside of the area, maybe you noticed quite a bit cooler as you moved past system. temperatures back to 55-degrees in kansas city.

46-degrees in chicago, 58-degrees over in denver. cooler air is settling in across the country. not just today but really the next couple of days. so it has felt more like late spring warmer that is not going to be the case as we look towards next week. these are your temperature departures from normal. everything in the blue, this is below average and you're seeing it fairly widespread in the middle of the country. i'm going to take you through, you pay attention in top left hand corner, that's monday into tuesday into wednesday. mike, we are looking at temperatures little bit cooler here as we look towards the week ahead. mike: wind breaker or jacket nearby. that's all for this hour of house live, fox news sunday with shannon bream is up next. i'm mike emanuel. thanks for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ ♪ ♪ sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you.

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