>> we are out of time. i love you, america. >> and good evening, everybody, i meant for trace gallagher and this is america's late news. fox news at night. fox news @ night. making, parents teachers and faculty at catholic schools in western oregon tonight are no real uproar over new guidelines from the archdiocese there regarding transgender students. portland archbishop says "students should be based on their next assignment is." we'll talk about that and also president biden appearing at least intimidated by talk of a possible inpatient requiring by republican but truly think the matter more seriously?

we begin this hour with candidates sending in the hawkeye state of iowa is to begin to heat up in the 2024 presidential race with the former president donald trump sharing the stage with opponent the first time this cycle hunge correspondent ashley strohmeyer is now with the latest. hey, ash hunger. >> the first time the republica primary nearly all the candidates were in the same roo in the early caucus state of iowa. hawkeye state voters got to hea from the team republican potential candidates tonight at the iowa gop annual lincoln day dinner his with the leading candidates had to say. >> if i were not running, i'd have nobody coming after me. or if i was losing by a lot i would have nobody coming after me. >> in my white house there will be no cooking allowed in the white house. and, look, my son is only five years old, so he's not going to be learning his pockets with money from foreign governments. >> joe biden and the radical left, he is attacking the value

that made as possible. >> meanwhile, vice president kamala harris was also in the morning today to promote abortion rights. she spent much of the requesting governor desantis' new black history curriculum. and roman republicans say the vice president has not been honest about florida's curriculum, tim scott, who was the only black republican in th senate, expressed concerns over its teachings on slavery while on the campaign trail go to get back to you, kevin peter ashley strohmeyer, thank you for letting us off tonight we bring in our managing editor of townhall spencer brown and district media group president and senior fellow of the independent women's forum beverly hallberg hunger beverly i will begin with you. just because this is one of those rare moments in the 2024 cycle we get a chance to see just about everybody uncle chri christie apparently he did not have time, did not want to make the effort like what do you think about what happened tonight, and what can be gleane from what you saw?

>> we knew a lot of them were going to be because this is about fundraising, this is abou money. but the reality is, no, this isn't the type of event where they are going to be going head-to-head. each person had ten minutes to speak. so in my opinion this just a precursor to the main event tha will take place in the a little less than a month in milwaukee, the first republican primary debate. is still up for debate whether or not donald trump is going to be there. i really think he may not because his poll numbers are doing so well go here looking a that same, local manqué i don't want to give other people the spotlight by going head-to-head with them," so i think you may take a backseat as we start the initial debates. we will have to see. grades see them all on stage, and why they think they would b the best choice please i think you better educate everybody ou there competing dispenser, do you agree with that? i saw you nodding to the commen that maybe president trump doesn't want to get out there and debate. he doesn't have to now at least if you see numbers. >> i think beverly was right on that angle as trump has such a

lead right now that if he goes there it will be all of these are candidates watching up at him and him deciding what to punch down on those that are candidates, and that doesn't necessarily serve him well when he is already doing so well in the polls regarding the damage and it was interesting. i hope will be more troublesome candidates to maybe hear something before the debate, bu mostly the same fear we had before not a lot new on the dinner. >> you know, i'm curious to see how the vp do because i think a lot of people are beginning to wonder, does he have the momentum even make the debate stage, and yet even if you make the debate stage, how much of a impact even have on the race to change he has been assistant he will make the race a bit he hasn't met all the criteria as of now set by the republican national committee. he said he will be there but is still missing the donor criteri that he needs to get those 40,000 donors in order to appea wrong it will be interesting if he is on the state to see maybe if that changes president trump circulation on whether or not h wants to be there for the

excellent point. beverly, on that, what do you think? >> yeah we have to see whether or not he does make the criteri but it is not just him that you have out there, who worked in the administration as vp, nikki haley part of the administratio and also you wonder these peopl that work for them, are they really going to hit from heart if he is on the stage. i think a lot of them are going to have to start taking a lot o those shots and explain why the would be better than trump, eve though they praise him while working for him. i think he gets a little tricky for them. yeah it is very tricky because you are dealing with a possible cabinet position later. you to be careful how you handl him because, as you know, he is a political ritualist at the highest level. why we have a moment, and i think we have about 60 seconds left so very quickly want to ge your take, beverly and the facebook files. this one of those stories i think is really being under reported. it certainly appears that the biden administration was in, if you will allow me, hoots with big tech to censor americans. >> yes, this is a huge story if this is proven to be true. and a lot of us thought this al along, that information was

being suppressed. and we knew it had to come from someplace more than just facebook in this instance. and what this is pointing to that even facebook's such as your policies were not on the level that we saw. it was actually the biden administration demanding and putting pressure on social medi companies, in this case fac facebook, to censor more information than what they woul have normally censored. so when you look at covid vaccine lab victory, really considering that the government would be involved in suppressin free speech in this way. i tell you, spencer, this is on of those stories i think should be bigger. jim jordan has really been all over this. yeah i think the more sunlight you can put on this situation, crowds, collusion, whatever you call it between biden administration and his big tech companies we need more of it because right now the democrats might not have a problem but it had become the standard will come around to bite them in a big way. >> you nailed it goes sometimes a worm can turn, if you will or if you are not careful turnabou becomes fair play but it great to have you both was us. we appreciate both of you being

here with us tonight. hunter biden emitting he made almost 700 grand from his association with the company back by the chinese communist party. now, this directly contradicts earlier denials made by his father. and speaking of president biden he's laughing out concerns abou a possible indictment inquiry b republicans on the hill and sai he is just focusing on bidenomics. white house correspondent jacqu heinrich has the latest on that. >> now that inflation is coming down. nebulas trying to impeach me is coming down. i don't know. i love that one easy president biden to swipe at congressional republicans after house speaker kevin mccarthy appeared to dampen prospects of impeachment inquiry anytime soon, amid criticism that wanted to be gon there's no turning back. i didn't say i was doing impeachment inquiry, i said if they didn't provide us the information, they could rise to

impeachment inquiry. >> investigation presented former hunter biden association devon archer expected to testif about the president's role if any on monday. and mccarthy's caucus is turning up the heat. >> i think is actually open impeachment inquiry right now, immediately. posthaste, yesterday, in fact. >> the positive focus on his economic agenda him in maine. making significant progress. >> his vice president at a surging about its success. >> most americans are a $400 unexpected expense away from bankruptcy. >> back in washington congressional republicans revealed the white house cou counsel's office mr. thursday deadline to explain why white house officials began saying th president was never in business with his son, a departure from this refrain. >> never spoke to my son about overseas. >> one hunter biden in court admission this week. >> my son had not made money in terms of this thing about what are you talking about my china. >> hunter acknowledging he did, in fact, make $664,000 from a chinese infrastructure

investment company but apparently without his father's awareness. the white house is also staying mom about how much the presiden is discussing his son's legal challenges with him, including whether the president has been in touch with his son's legal team. now that the president is in route to hobart for summer vacation, we won't have a chanc to ask him about it for at leas the next week. at the white house, jacqui heinrich, fox news is margaret jackie, thank you time to bringin former federal prosecutor will sharpen from former deputy assistant attorne general and cal berkeley law professor john you. john, this devon archer story i a big one. i want to get your reaction to what andy mccarthy is saying about this. this whole impeachment inquiry could be a bigger deal than perhaps the white house is letting on. here's what andy says. he says the fact of the matter, though, is that impeachment is not controlled by legal rules but political rules. the constitution specifically assigns to congress the determination of whether impeachable offenses were found

and the separation of powers th court stays out of it. politically speaking it is whatever congress says it is. strong words there. your thoughts and what he had t say there, john. >> whether president biden couldn't be impeached. that's a very tough question. because a lot of the conduct that we are talking about, whether president biden himself benefited in some way from the money that hunter biden seems t be collecting from foreign governments and foreign countries, and then was rooting through multiple shell companie and disturbing the family members. that all took place before bide was president. so it is not clear whether he could commit high crimes and misdemeanors within the scope o the impeachment clause for comment before hand. but -- and back this is the big but, if the prison for working through the attorney general were trying to forestall or eve obstruct the investigation into hunter biden, while president

biden's president, that could b the aggressor in impeachment inquiry. and andy is completely right, the supreme court has said for many years it will not review and get involved with impeachment inquiry, for not review what the congress thinks is a high crime and misdemeanor. that is up to the house and the senate to decide. >> will, are you in agreement? i think what john said there is very important in particular th timing. what is the old saying, it is never the crime, it is always a cover-up. your thoughts on what john just said. >> i think that's right. i think it is worth pointing ou that the hunter biden plea agreement that blew up in court the other day was so highly regular and so strange in terms of the way they structured it, both to attempt to avoid judicial oversight and also to avoid look attention at the scope of what was effectively this broad grant of immunity being given to hunter. it certainly begs the question, what the justice department, an potentially in the white house

knew that this deal was on of offer? and who was involved down the line i don't think we know enough to say whether president biden could be susceptible to impeachment or potentially criminal charges after he leave office. but i think that that whole hearing the hunter really raise more questions than it answered. >> i think certainly a good dog and there is just so much -- so many questions that still deserve examination here. and i think if you are the whit house, having the president lef this off is probably not the wisest strategy. because i think it is deadly serious for him politically. speaking of hunter biden, i wan to talk about the latest involving him. let me share a little sound on the former secretary of state mike pompeo in your reaction on the backside. about 15 seconds each.

listen to what mike pompeo had to say about that: belief that just got to the heart of it wit a simple question: have you ever done anything like this before? is this unique? can you sign the president for what you have just done? of course, the prosecutor candidly under oath, in front, of course, had to admit, no, never done anything like this before. i think every american, frankli are just red america, could see that that is unjust, it is unequal that these parties weren't actually negotiating a plea but were actually working to undermine our justice system. >> about 15-20 seconds each, guys. i am thinking special counsel, professor you processing secretary pompeo said everythin will now just said, everything we heard the man's a special counsel in this case. the government is in a conflict of interest because it cannot, into government led by presiden biden without conflict to investigate the son of the sitting president. >> will, do you agree? >> yeah absolutely. i would just add that hunter biden's alleged crimes directly advocate president biden. of shared that offshore deals with charisma, all of this ultimately ends up with the big guy, and the big guy is sitting behind the resident asking the white house is exactly what a

lot of republicans are asking. and we will see if that all plays out as perhaps beating with special counsel on we have to watch for at least an independent counsel. gentlemen, thank you so much, w appreciate your time tonight is great to be with you, thanks so much. >> thanks so much. a serial burglar in california who became known as the "snake burglar post, got off pretty easy, at least according to a riverside california district attorney, because the state law have lower -- and i mean, reall lowered the penalty for some crimes. correspondent jeff paul has mor on that tonight for us. yeah, man. >> keaveny, kevin. despite being dealt more than 5 counts of burglary the so-calle snake burglar won't be going to prison. and then because of the nonviolent nature of his crimes. lucifer michael jackson got his nickname from the way security cameras caught him essentially slithering, as you can see ther in the bottom right part of you screen there on the floor. it was his attempt to not set

off alarms. police in riverside saying he i responsible for more than 70 burglaries at various businesse in the area. but because of california law, namely. >> speaker47: and assembly bill 109, he is literally not eligible for any prison because he didn't physically hurt an anyone. however, business owners who lost countless dollars say this isn't justice, and it sends the wrong message to others may be considering committing similar crimes. what's going to stop him from escalating things, breaking int somebody's house, and hurting somebody like my wife and i or my little daughter? i asked flyout, who is responsible for this? >> the riverside county da said that receive lenient sentence i a product, again, of california law. the snake burglar was eventuall sentenced to serve just seven months in jail. not prison. however he is said to be released into another californi law, kevin, daycares county jai inmates credit for their time i custody. kevin he's unbelievable.

jp, thank you my friend, appreciate, have a good weekend. catholic schools in western organic and real turmoil only new guidelines regarding transgender students issued by bishop in the city of the roses go correspondent dan springer has that story for us tonight. >> catholic schools in the us are grappling with how to handl students who identify as transgender. earlier this year, our spacex dezember sample of the portland diocese should guidelines sayin catholic schools should not enable any form of gender transition, meaning names, pronouns, facilities used, attire and sports participation should depend upon biological sex identity rather than self perceived gender identity. while never getting that specific scott brooks frances lin sam argier okobo gender ideology today is one of the most dangerous ideological connotations. it blurs this is then the value of men and women." still, reaction to the guidelines has been mixed.

within 1,000 people in portland signed a statement supporting transgender kids. and two principles resigned, including the one at reverend might be wen's school. >> that document printed from the preciousness of every child. it doesn't go hand-in-hand with our mission statement, all are welcome. others applaud the clarity thes are not going to see it's a fad but it certainly has aspects of it, then i think it is, in fact cruel for teachers and parents to allow their children in this time of seeking and searching t go down this path. >> ship sample temporarily closed his 3-person department of catholic schools, which oversaw 52 schools and 15,000 students. some of the schools are telling parents they will follow the guidelines go and i hope melnikova is identified portlan liberal, has three children in catholic schools, one who identifies as non-binary. she believed if the pronouns were not fluid, even though, sh

says, the education has been great piece that's a different agreement than what a lot of us non-catholic parents believe we've entered into with the school setting. >> have to draw the line somewhere, and people don't wan to be a part of the catholic school, they have a choice. they can go someplace else. archbishop sample didn't respon to our request for, so we reall don't know what to expect when classes resume in the fall. other dioceses have had this controversy pop up, but this is really just the beginning. kevin. >> dan springer in the great emerald city. thank you da'ron please a few minutes after the hour first up no real news around a hold the ketchup. leisure city officials say they will start finding resource for providing condiment packets, utensils, or even napkins and takeout orders unless specifically requested by the customer. the new requirements actually stem from the skipp the stuff

law which seems to remove the unnecessary plastics and waste in the big apple. in case you're wondering, yes, one changeless -- los angeles and a similar one in may we hav a moral imperative to protect people's lives, to save people' lives, and that means having a $300 or hundred dollar airline ticket to a warmer climate when winter comes, i'm going to do that. there was a dumpson, anchorage alaska izmir. he says people exchanging homelessness in his time will b given opportunity to fly south for the winter to escape the sometimes deadly cold. the relocation program, which provides homeless people with a plane ticket to los angeles or other us cities doesn't have funding secured just yet. but according to the anchorage daily news branson said it won' be a problem coming up with fondness. only living people by the way t come up on his offer last year. fans of singer-songwriter taylo swift adding new meaning to her chart topping hit opal shaken

off topic at a concert in seattle, swifties, as they are often called content so hard that reportedly set up seismic activity equivalent to a 2 to 3 magnitude earthquake. on twitter swift culture performances in the emerald cit one of her favorite weekends ever. layers that. so to come here in the program, a lot of people have so-called, you know, senior moments every now and again. but with incidents involving tw elderly us senators this week, well, there is renewed focus on the age factor in politics. dr. my nick eury joins us live e-rod said coming up. and later in the nightcap remember which one was to go to the movies with your parents an then soon enough you got, you know, old enough to go without the folks? so, do you remember the first movie oversaw without her parents? what was it? let us know in social media, twitter, instagram and fox news @ night bond we will show the results and read some as we

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>> 26 minutes after the hour no on this week we have seen two elderly senators seemingly struggled with their health, right in front of a live tv audience. those incidents involving the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and longtime california democratic senator dianne feinstein obviously are bringing attention to the age factor in politics but, of course, that has already been front and center with an ei eight-year-old president runnin for reelection hunger here is senior congressional correspondence greg with more. >> how long is too long? the most powerful leaders of america, no match for the great

equalizer's: health and age. 81-year-old senate minority leader mitch mcconnell freezing at a news conference. and-year-old killed when a democrat dianne feinstein bewildered a committee meeting please just say aye is okay jus. >> age stalking, the 88-year-ol president. >> and -- and . >> i think that it's legitimate to discuss the age of the president who is running for reelection. >> the white house dismisses this. >> he beat republicans in 2020, he beat republicans in 2022 people at the capitol there are whispers in the marble corridor that connell isn't the same since missing six weeks after suffering a concussion from a tumble. >> mcconnells episodes triggere subtle political jockeying amon those who could prospectively proceed him.

>> anne manie the new congress is 18 months away. trying to figure out how we get this authorization bill off the floor. democrats are equally anxious about feinstein's health and their narrow majority. democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez calling for feinstein to resign after she missed months due to shingles. some politicians hang onto long. >> i think there should be a possibility affinis reserve, cognitive testing, or cognitive assessment. that is unconstitutional longer the only record for the senate is 30 years of age, and a resident of the state you are representing. and mcconnell insists he is staying. kevin p cp, we thank you, my friend. obviously we all heard the phrase, "age ain't nothing but number kohberger but these recent incidents on the hill ar frankly causing many people to ask if age is impacting the people who are tasked with making the most important decisions for our country. and tonight the doctor is in.

we bring in fox news medical contributor physician and docto at johns-hopkins university. i want to be incredibly del delicate. this is a very serious situ situation, and i think it is impolite to make light of what' going on. but i also think it bears askin the question, what point should be awfully concerned? we are talking about in some cases octogenarians and in some cases people 90 years old. these things will happen. this is not terribly uncommon, i'm imagining. we just happen to be watching i all unfold in front of live tv cameras presents right wrong in the case of dianne feinstein it might be age related dementia. some people get slow, some are not as sharp. some people actually confuse themselves a lot at that stage of dementia. with mitch mcconnell he fell. and when you fall you are going to have some consequences. he probably had a bad conc concussion, and maybe dealing with similar consequences of that. some people say diversity

includes age diversity. when you have a lot of leaders say at the nih bochy and collines very advanced in age, it is also good to have fresh ideas. >> you know, this interesting. also shared very quickly what i anonymous revoking sims had to say about what's going on with what to think about mcconnell, whether he should step down. pro i hate to see it first on him go you can do these things with dignity. or it becomes less dignified. and i hope he does it in a dignified way for his own legac and reputation. people think that he is not hearing well. i think that he's just not processing." and, by the way, we didn't even mention the gentleman from pennsylvania who is also battling, fetterman, pending health circumstances. >> that's right. when you see your favorite professional athletes want to see them leave at the right t time. you don't want to see them struggle at the end. and i think some people are looking at that now pick it should be a partisan thing.

thanks for saying that, this is just we hope everybody gets better. some topics are will to get you very quickly, we will talk abou red meat allergies. you know me. i'm going to get out there and have some brisket or some is bu apparently this thing right now. tell you what you've learned. >> as a condition called alpha gal syndrome? get it if you are bit by a certain take, and then you can become allergic to red meat, different kinds of meat. they say according to cdc may b up to half a million americans have this allergy. if you get hives and a rash a few hours after eating meat, then you should probably get checked out. that is kind of the sign and there is doubt safe need out there if you have it last one, maternal mortality. i have a fact sheet here i want to share for the folks at home. this is a galling circumstance, what's happening in our country deaths from complications durin pregnancy or childbirth. you've only got about 30 sec seconds. was there is a giant jump there

dr. mardi. >> we did have his death we did see a jump of 400 excess utilities after the year prior. so from 2020 to 2021. why are we getting this data so late? we hope the pandemic account of some of that but what is tragic the bigger picture is the us is the wealthiest -- wealthiest comes with the highest eternity fertility and maternal care. it should be all access, piano vitamins, things like that. >> i would love to delve into the access circumstance. a lisa cooney and a nice piece in and talked about the fact that if you live in a rural par of our country, you may be an hour away in some case, maybe a hour away, from an object -- from an ob. have a great weekend, doctor, great to see you go here's a question for you out there: have you ever eaten out in a restaurant and thought the food was, you know, too spicy? well, one california customer i actually suing over that. time for our friday night food

fight. the food court is next. and up next dividing people on the internet, who is to blame for this cycling incident? plus a incredible act of remembrance. she's been doing it for 22 ye years. today's best viral videos next.

>> came over food court. 38 minutes after the hour and you know spicy foods that frankly for everybody, but ther is a woman in california says a appetizer she had at a thai restaurant was so spicy -- how spicy was it? meichi ended up needing medica attention, apparently. now she is when the restaurant claiming she suffered permanent injuries after reading the popular dragon balls appetizer which, by the way, remains on the menu. with that, we bring in our league legal, cyril richardson robert pickell and former prosecutor jonathan fahey. i want to read a bit from the lawsuit. it's an interesting sort of runabout. starts out: "given the

alternative plaintiffs drink an entire glass of coconut water and more water. but the burning did not subside as a direct and partial results of eating this food place to begin to lose your voice. she was later diagnosed with a medical burn to both vocal co cords, a chemical burn to the middle country of the right nostril, and a chemical burn to the esophagus. meanwhile, robert, i don't mind telling you, if it was that spicy, maybe you should be in the courtroom somewhere looking for justice he's absolutely younger and people have to remember that the word local points of," you take the plaintiff as you find them, the will be, quote-unquote, "eggshell plaintiff, somebody who just generally is not as robust in the community. but you have to prepare for tha is a business owner go these woman, these are not trivial injuries but when we think of the, quote-unquote, " "mcdonald's coffee case, keep in mind that woman suffered

third-degree burns all over his can because of those coffee burns. so situations like this we have seen juries returned british in favor of the plaintiff. in this case, she has a strong case for that, particularly if she is able to reserve a portio of the food in question that could be tested and truly is negligence on the part of the sheriff or preparer, or the establishment peace out to show you, jonathan, if i can get you to weigh in. i am going to skip ahead and show them what the menu looks like. i think this will help the people at home too, because there's a little symbol right there. and you see it looks like it says, you know, gluten-free but there is a little pepper down there. that tells you that it's hot. doesn't the customer, john, hav the responsibility not to eat something hot if they don't lik hot food? >> in some respects, yes, there is this morning. but what makes this somewhat egregious is the spiciness of this food was something like 2 25 to 50 times spicier than a jalapeno pepper.

so actually this morning is misleading into making the plaintiff or anyone else thinking it is not that spicy new.and the other thing is particularly egregious at least from the case as far as i've seen it is the fact that she warned the waiters that she asked them to make it less sp spicy, and then she comes out with these injuries. >> i mean, you talk about ghost pepper style spiciness if you'r talking about a level that hot, this is from the mercury news pulling the restaurant supervisor. supervisor at the restaurant said the restaurant had never previously had a patron say the had been burned by a dish and needed an equal attention. kevin bahl -- dragon ball, said supervisor prior, are spicy, bu we do not use too much chili spice in dragon balls. however, is not possible for th appetizer to be made in a mild version, as chili's inside the balls. that is according to prior. so, listen, you can look at thi a couple ways, obviously, ro

robert. you could say caveat emptor, buyer beware. so spicy, you should have known better, but on the flipside wanted to maci grade point. if we are talking about ten, 20 25 times were spicy, you have t be careful with that if you hav the restaurant in question is absolutely. is a place in arlington virgini called fire in the sky, and the placed on their menu an indication being spice, spicy noodles, spicy pad thai. had to make sure they do this because they give patron at a quarter to know what what they're getting into. some foods that are spicier require able to be required before consuming them. i've done that compete and buffalo wing competitions earlier. >> it sounds like i'll get ten seconds. >> it will be interesting how this plays out because on one hand it does seem that this could be, you know, a frivolous lawsuit, but on the other hand it could be quite serious. you know, somebody was severely injured and truly injured. i have one word: settle mon

monitor, thanks. second amendment advocates in the great state of massachusett are promising to go to court to fight a new gun-control bill that they call the strictest in the nation. in fact, one organization is advising gun in order to think twice about traveling to the state this law passes. correspondent bryan llenas has more on that and why so many people are against it. >> it is a complete wipeout of the second amendment and mass. >> gun rights activists are finding a massive 142-page ma maker-sponsored glen dale in massachusetts, that is looking to expand the state existing ba on assault weapons, required training and licensing regulations for gun owners, mandate serializing and registering of all gun parts an magazines, and mangoes from schools, polling place, government buildings and privat property without permission of the owner. >> this thing is so strict and even off-duty police officers won't be allowed to carry.

>> gun owner advocates say the bilateria targets lawful gun owners. the massachusetts chiefs of police association "strongly recommended voting against the bill," saying it does not address mental health issues or violent repeat offenders. the bill app sponsor said the content getting illegal guns of the street by targeting so-called ghost guns, and principal firearms, bought online and assembled at home. it also gives our tools for the first -- law enforcement professionals in neighborhoods the ability to combat gun violence. massachusetts is the latest blu state attempted to toughen gun violence in response to the supreme court's decision last summer which established the constitutional right to carry a gun for self-defense outside th home. and that new gun laws must have a basis in the nation's historical tradition of firearm laws. experts say that ruling has led to judicial confusion and the appending of gun laws. >> the standard that the court said last year was so vague, so elastic, that it just doesn't

provide clarity. the democratic supermajority in the massachusetts legislature i aiming to pass the bill by august. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >> first up into nice viral videos, a question of who is to blame when a cyclist in england collided with a van while both attempted a left-hand turn? video going viral is the online community battles over conflicting conclusions. the important part is neither party was seriously injured. so what do you think? meantime a rare answering view across the northern lights dancing behavior massive thunderstorm over north dakota. the sky was lit up with use of green and purple and orange on the combined weather events creating a breathtaking show fo those lucky enough to see it in person. i wish i were there for a new zealand competitive eater downing by face of spicy noodle and just over 14 minutes with the help of a glass of milk.

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easy welcome back. we are with the nightcap. jonathan feeney and yours truly tonight's topic going to the movies. last weekend's record-breaking blockbusters barbee and oppenheimer sparking new life a the theater go people getting back out there, which got us to thinking, what was the first time you went to see the movies without your folks? so with that lead off with josh ball. redeem yourself. >> all right, it was called, th movie was called the sixth se sense, and my parratto minute this year because it would scar me, and my body and myself, we read, we snuck in, repaired but were too young to see it to think i was 12 years old and by the end of the movie we were both holding each other and scared for about the next year. that was a terrifying movie, an i understood why they read with the way they do. >> snd. ashley strohmeyer. >> i'm pretty sure, almost 10 100 percent sure it was

zoolander wrong and i think was the first and last time i saw it. >> dr. mardi. >> first of all, we didn't have movie theaters where i grew up in essex in pennsylvania i grew up in danville. but when i talked to rule i saw tommy bourque, my all-time favorite. >> great call. robert. >> well while about seven or eight i went to see "batman returns," which my mom told me it was not a children's movie the what could happen. danny devito bit some guys nose off. completely right. sorry, mom. >> jonathan. >> might reveal my age. is a movie called oppenheimer. actually i think truly it was, "star wars," at least to the best of my recollection is a 1977. mine was jaws. i went with a bunch of neighbor and had an absolute last. i wanted to sponsor, julia wing and said the first when she saw without her folks clueless, i saw in a theater with her best friend when we were 13 years o old. as if. love that. how about beverly doss?

first movie i remember seeing without my parents was old yeller i remember running from the theater to a hardware store tears streaming down my face. i didn't want old yeller to die. marianne from monaco, first movie without parents or siblings was 1985, the breakfas club. you know, that is an outstandin film hunger how about susan weighing in tonight for us. the pirate with chrissy mcnicho and christopher adkins, you k know, i love chrissy mcnichol longer i can tell you this, g guys, one of the things we didn't talk about tonight with this idea of maybe going to the theater. here president trump off and then you go see a movie that th board supposed to be going to see. you know who you are out there. i didn't do it. "i'm going to see whatever )-right-parenthesis and then yo go see something that is rated what you shouldn't see. always good to see rebecca jeff locke xtramart, dr. macarro a charles billi and robert faitella, thank you so much for joining us nightcap and we than

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