>> steve: every morning a dunkin' donuts across the street. we swap out who is going to buy for today. look what we have got right here. america runs on brian kilmeade. run so brian doesn't have to. >> brian: that is so cruel. >> steve: there you go. >> brian: fantastic. we need a top for it. do they make tops for it. >> brian: 30 second ad for donald donuts? >> lawrence: maybe they will start sponsoring "fox & friends" as a result. >> brian: would be a surprise. added a wing on to did dunkin' donuts. >> ainsley: go to the kitchen think of brian kilmeade when you are doing it. they don't just run for me they run for everybody. and we appreciate it. >> ainsley: they bring 8 or 9 coffees every day. >> steve: because it is national coffee day i just google it. wherever you get your coffee don't make it at home, they are doing some sort of promotion. check it out.

>> lawrence: free coffee. >> ainsley: hopefully yours is cheaper than brian's. ours is 1.50 and brian's is $8. we are all in debt because of brian's coffee. >> steve: brian, your coffee is not really coffee. it's kind of a deserts. >> brian: i just get a little bit extra expresso. >> ainsley: you are like a kid start with desert. >> brian: so much resentment. >> lawrence: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> lawrence: yep. ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't care if monday's blue ♪ tuesday's gray and wednesday's, too. ♪ thursday i don't care about you ♪ it's friday, i'm in love ♪ >> ainsley: it is fun to be in love. lawrence, we're going to find you someone to fall in love with. >> lawrence: that's what i'm talking about. >> brian: is that pink for a

reason. >> ainsley: somebody is having a baby and it's a gender reveal. i'm kidding. that's providence, rhode island, that's their capitol, state house. it's friday. >> steve: welcome aboard hour two of "fox & friends." and it's kind of a rainy day here if you are in the northeast, it's raining there. sit back and pour yourself a big cup of coffee. >> brian: don't spill it. >> steve: right. don't spill it. >> lawrence: we had technical difficulties. >> steve: in the transfer during today's raining said it was a little bit. >> ainsley: they were running. >> >> steve: steve paid today. >> ainsley: i don't think i thanked you today. thank you for our coffee. >> steve: you're welcome. >> brian: let's thank elon musk for bringing attention to the border. he does go to the eye of the storm. he doesn't care who is in office for the most part. he wants to find out what the problem is. and he tends to solve them. hey, elon, work on this one,

find out why the administration is not trying to solve the problem that has up to 12,000 people streaming here a day, which is an all-time record. you are seeing him right now talking with congressman gonzalez who has been all over this in a bipartisan way trying to seal off the border for the people that elected him because their lives have been changed forever because their towns have been overrun. their schools have been overrun. and now cities are feeling it. >> steve: i do believe that elon musk watches a lot of fox. i know he does follow bill melugin on x, formerly twitter. and that's where the announcement came that he is going to go. he is going to be with local law enforcement. he is going to be with local politicians to get an eye, you know, bird's eye view -- rather, eyewitness view, ground level view even better. because he understands immigration. he is an immigrant as well from south africa. and so, he did this four-minute livestream. the reception was a little bad

cell phone wise and apparently the livestream dropped out a couple of times and he made a joke about we need star link, his satellite internet service down there. but there he is talking to people. and he got an earful from the local police talking about across the river. it's not just people who want a better life. it's some dangerous characters as well. watcher. >> and what we're seeing here are, in some cases, some pretty extreme individuals coming through. >> sure. >> obviously not suggesting everyone is like this. but you are talking about a guy who came through who had face tattoos including tears tattooed on husband face. >> yes. >> the tear, when somebody tattoos a tear means they have murdered someone. >> yeah. >> they are so proud of having murdered someone that they tattoo one tear on their face for every person that they kill; is that correct. >> that's exactly right. >> this person just claimed

asylum. >> claimed aasylum. >> we let them in. >> let them in. most likely if they were murdering people somewhere else and proud of it they will continue with that tradition? >> that's exactly right. people are scared. people in -- american citizens are scared. they just don't feel safe. they don't know who these people are. they don't want to assume but they also don't want to not assume. they have children. it's a safety issue. >> ainsley: do you know what i love about elon? he moved his whole company to texas to save tax reasons out of california. he becomes one. >> steve: taxes and regulations. >> ainsley: he lives in austin about 220 miles away from eagle pass, which has become the epicenter of this migrant crisis. because they only have 28,000 people that live in this little town. and that's a third of the town i grew up in. we had about 75. we might have more now. when i live there it's about 75,000. 28,000 people. and they are having 7500 migrants over the last two days, the courtrooms of two days to come across.

he says, look, there's a problem. in my backyard, basically. i'm going to go and find out more about it. is he frequently posting things on x about this issue. his concern is a concern that we should all have. it could lead to the collapse of social services. we're paying an exorbitant amount of money. elon musk is going down there. where is president biden? where is kamala harris? is he your neighbor. is he your neighbor, lawrence. you live in dallas. >> lawrence: interesting thing about this, ainsley, unlike the president, when he went to el paso, he didn't have all the -- you know, elected officials clean up the town. when he got there he wanted to see exactly how they have been impacted. by the way. >> steve: unfiltered. >> lawrence: great piece in the "new york times" talks about how el paso has been overrun that their services are done. of the schools are being overrun. all the shelters as well as the food pantries as well. he wanted to see exactly how it's impacting the community. brian, the reason why this is important is because this is not

fox news. this is not cnn. this is a different audience that he has on social media. and there's a lot of young people there's a lot of democrats. there is a lot of independent voters that follow elon musk and is he bringing the issue to them to see unfiltered. >> brian: right. streaming it. put it this way you can't ignore it and other channels are running it. they will say it's time to do comprehensive immigration reform. forget it. not going to do comprehensive until we seal the border that is a total head fate. texas has not improved. all the border patrol agents have left the border and are processing migrants last night but in all seriousness, this email to agents to eagle pass last night shows not one agent in a situation in eagle pass -- has not improved. therefore, there is no one -- literally nobody at the border. because they are sitting there finding out what their social needs are, getting them toothpaste and finding out who they exactly are. so this is totally out of control. and for the president to go in tucson, another place where it's out of control and not to get

himself down to the border shows he is not serious about this. >> lawrence: just ignoring the issue. >> brian: vice president supposed to be in charge of the origin of this issue and she doesn't even do it. >> steve: because, if joe biden goes and pays attention to this emergency, admits it's an emergency. it's a crisis. that's why elon went. >> lawrence: if i'm a democrat in a swing state like jon tester i'm furious at the president. do they realize the republicans in those races are going to run on this issue? that it was a signature issue -- probably going to be his opponent, donald trump. he has no response to this? >> ainsley: and ayanna pressley, she is the congresswoman from massachusetts. she is a democrat. she was on with jake tapper. she claimed in this interview that the southern border is secure. he was like, what? you really think it's secure? and she said oh, yeah. it's secure. meanwhile, she did call it a crisis. and we played that soundbite earlier and lawrence picked up on that. and he said but you are calling it a crisis. can you have a crisis and a secure border at the same time?

no. which one is it? >> lawrence: it just doesn't make any sense. >> brian: house oversight committee james comer said he subpoenaed the bank records of will joe biden and hunter biden part of the impeachment inquiry. >> ainsley: an irs whistleblower claiming hunter hoped his legal troubles were going to vanish once his father became president. >> lawrence: peter doocy live at the white house with the latest. peter, how is the white house reacting to this news? >> well, i have spoken to president biden about this many times. and every time he has said he has never spoken to his son about his overseas business dealings. but, house republicans yesterday had this whole first impeachment inquiry hearing where they essentially made the argument that they don't think that it's true. >> at least 10 times joe biden lied to the american people that he never spoke to his family about their business dealings. he lied by telling the american people that there was an absolute wall between his official government duties and his personal life.

let's be clear. there was no wall. >> peter: the oversight committee is producing now an email to an irs official after the irs was approached for comment about the hunter biden tax affairs case by cnn. quote: producer has an email from hunter saying he expected all of this, quote: stuff to go away when his dad becomes president. they have now subpoenaed hunter and james biden's personal bank records. so far, many, many accusations but no proof president biden ever personally profited from the family's business dealings and none of the witnesses republicans called have firsthand knowledge of the biden family's dealings. >> if the republicans had a smoking gun, or even a dripping water pistol, they would be presenting it today but they have got nothing on joe biden. all they can do is return to the thoroughly demolished lie that rudy giuliani and donald trump

launched five years ago the burisma conspiracy theory. >> peter: senator john fetterman found time in his busy schedule to direct his staffer to deliver a case of bud light to the oversight committee with a note taped to it. the note said comer and squad a profile in courage make a guy thirsty. congratulations this bud is for you hugs and kisses john fetterman there are 24 beers inside of that box. they are probably all gone now. back to you. >> ainsley: if they are free you will drink bud light, right? >> steve: peter, when joe biden said to you a couple of times i never talked to my son about his overseas business dealings, are you part of this impeachment inquiry? the answers he has given you? >> peter: well, i think that his answers to us would be part of the 10 times that republicans say that he has lied about that. >> steve: and one other thing.

is the white house circulating that clip of jonathan turley who is a fox news contributor where he said yesterday in the testimony that currently there is no evidence to support an impeachment? >> peter: the president's allies are circulating that clip. the white house's focus has been more -- they were sending out almost hourly updates yesterday. there are this many hours until a shutdown, a government shutdown. and, yet, republicans controlling the house are focused on this. >> brian: all right. thanks, peter. >> ainsley: interesting that jonathan turley has that remark. we have gone through so much of the evidence. he doesn't, that's his opinion. >> brian: it's 100 percent correct. that's why it's inquiry and investigation. could have kept it quiet and said look at what we have got. they gave us live inquiry along the way. now we have 20 bank accounts. now we have proof that he had 20 conversations with devon archer. now we have proof that he was actually at a dinner with some of the people that invested with hunter biden. so, they have kind of reviewed

it, outlined it, because a lot of people don't follow it like we do. so they outlined it in order. and what was fascinating to see and a bit befuddling democrats wouldn't say i don't think that's true. they would say donald trump did worse. kushner did worse. what they are doing is that is a total -- that's the answer i expect from turley. because they don't know. this is not impeachment. this is an inquiry. frustration of all the documents and intelligence even from the national archives the librarians who are supposed to be apolitical has been maddening. they said let's do. this i'm going to bring this front and center. i'm going to make these witnesses public and soon it's going to be hunter. soon it's going to be jim biden. >> lawrence: to your point, brian, during the preinterview process the staff conducted they already knew jonathan turley was going to say this. and they still allowed his testimony. >> brian: did you hear what else he said? >> ainsley: even if it is impeachment inquiry why would he

say that is evidence. >> brian: not enough to impeach. >> ainsley: is he saying not enough. >> steve: he said currently there is no evidence to support articles of impeachment rising to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors. i heard a number of republicans yesterday during the testimony say there is a lot of smoke here and we are just looking for the fire. ultimately, usually with impeachment proceedings. we see they have got all the evidence already, so they say, okay, this happened and that's the law that was broken and stuff like that. instead, as democrats would say, they would say essentially it's a fishing expedition. >> ainsley: how hard -- if i wanted to know if brian was doing anything let me see your bank accounts how are you paying your mortgage? how do you have a nice house? let me see your bank records and then i would go through and see that your money is coming out of bank of america to pay your mortgage payment. and then i would see your fox paycheck and see if you are making enough to pay that

payment. >> brian: forensic accountant is doing. look at this? what are they hiding? what are they up to? where is the money? here is the forensic accountant that you saw yesterday for seven hours. he is not working for republicans or democrats. but this is what he does for a living. and here's what he says he knows. watcher. >> no one asked me direct questions about the bank statements that i reviewed, the trail of money or getting to the bottom and truth of what this money was being paid for. hunter biden was receiving a million dollars a year to be on the board of burisma with no expertise, no known expertise for an oil company. i just went and looked at the same year, 2015 for exxon mobil. their average compensation for their directors. their independent directors was about $350,000 a year. so you have to ask yourself, almost two and a half times the rate what is burisma paying hunter biden for? and why? and what happens being given in exchange for that? was it just the allusion ever access to washington as that's the story now or was there

something more? >> lawrence: he is saying the money is just not adding up right now. >> brian: it's gone. >> lawrence: i think that's important. i appreciate the republicans for allowing us to go along with them on the process. we have said it before. but there is a difference between an inquiry and the impeachment trial and proceedings that are happening right now. right now why are still going through the fact finding mission right now to see exactly what's going on. i think there's already enough stuff already to go ahead and move it to the other side. but, right now, i appreciate, brian, that they are willing to bring the forensic accountants. in let us see what is going on. let them peal the onion back until they get to that point where they are ready to vote for impeachment. >> right, exactly, bylaws, like the republicans said there is a lot of smoke there. it doesn't look good. was it influence peddling? they are going to try to get to the bottom of it. ultimately, they have got to have more than just bank records. they have got find some steve.

>> lawrence: they are stonewalling when it comes to different documents. >> they have got to find that the binds broke a law. right now it just looks like hunter biden got paid an awful lot for being a lobbyist whose dad just happened to be a high ranking government official. >> brian: the polls show 65% believe that joe knew all about his business dealings, so already he lied about not knowing it, 51 intel experts saying the laptop was fake. he knew that was his son's bumper sticker on it. bo founded the beau biden foundation. they know 20 meetings he actually called in or showed up for. they know that he has 5,000 emails with a pseudo name. why do have you shell companies and why do you have a pseudo name emails with hunter c.c.ed on it to other countries. >> lawrence: what is the business. whole defense it's clear that the dnc has given them all talking points that it is now the father's love. it's the excuse for everything. i just would like to know what the business is. >> brian: father money.

>> steve: to your point, we would like to know there are lots of questions we just need some answers. >> ainsley: it's hard when republicans don't trust many of the higher ups in the doj because we feel like they are doing everything they can to stop this inquiry, to stop an impeachment, so that no one knows the truth. it's really hard. that's the two-tiered government that we have been hearing about. two tiered justice system that donald trump talks about. why is it so much against the trump family that the biden family gets away with so much. will we ever get to the answers. >> brian: if you knew what you know now about will joe biden and what him and his family were up to would you vote the same way and that's the key. >> steve: we will never know. >> brian: we are about to know 2024. >> ainsley: that's true. carley has headlines for us. >> >> carley: a murder suspect is back in police custody after mistakenly being released from an indiana jail two weeks ago. kevin mason was let go due to a clerical error. he was found at an apartment building in south saint paul,

minnesota. before his arrest earlier this month he was on the run for two years. mesa is accused of shooting and killing a man in a minneapolis shrunk parking lot. his first court appearance for the case is set for next week. a pricy chicago restaurant suddenly shuts down after 30 years in business citing safety issues. and economic hardships due to the pandemic. the signature room, which sits on top the iconic john hancock center announced its closure yesterday. police in chicago have struggled to curb the rise in violence crime that's persisted beyond the pandemic. and those are your headlines, guys, bark downstairs to you. >> steve: all right, carley, thank you very much. >> you are very welcome. >> brian: g.o.p. presidential candidates sparring over supporting ukraine. >> it's in our interest to end this war. >> by the russian military we actually keep our homeland safer. >> putin is evil dictator does not mean that ukraine is good. >> brian: general jack keane on who got it right, next. ♪ >> ainsley: plus, history on

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>> it's in our interest to end this war and that's what i cool as president. >> by military we actually keep our homeland safer. >> just because -- putin is an evil dictator does not mean ukraine is good. >> a win for russia is a win for china. >> let putin have ukraine that's a green light to china to take taiwan. > peace comes through strength. >> the chinese russian alliance is something we have to fight against. and we are not going to solve it by going over and cuddling up to vladimir putin. >> brian: top g.o.p. presidential candidates talking about ukraine aid and it's very divided in the house as russia

plans to boost military spending by 70%. they are getting it from oil money. this as some in washington so he eroding support for ukraine. here to react fox news senior strategic analyst retired four star general jack keane. general, are you concerned that people in the house and senate in washington are losing enthusiasm for this mission? >> well, the senate bipartisan support to fund ukraine is there. in the house it is eroding on the republican side and i think that's really unfortunate. you know, one of the problems we really have here interest. that's why we are providing military support. we are not providing our troops. we are providing our weapons. the troops aren't going to do any fighting there. americans. they are doing the fighting for us. the president doesn't get up and say here's my strategic objective. and i think it should be what the europeans have finally decided all in on liberating all

the territory. to say find that as objective and talk to the american people periodically why this is still important to us. why this really matters to the american people. the president doesn't do that it's no wonder support erodes. we had similar problems in presidents not doing that over afghanistan and iraq. and here we are once again not talking honestly, straightforwardly to the american people and why they are also are set backs and in war there are always set backs the policy seems to be more about ukraine win. the this other wake up and look at the reality. russia and china are joined at the hip. we could be involved in two wars at the same time. much as our predecessors were in

world war ii. why? because, if we lose in ukraine, russia is going to keep moving after he recess his army. china would be inserenity advised to do something in the pacific that would be enormous calamity. we can't handle both of those at the same time. that is a reality we are facing but not talking about it. >> two countries. year and a half. america, things start and then they just lose interest. what does that what does that do to the world? >> can you see what it does. after the strategic defeat was handed to us in afghanistan. putin put 170,000 troops on the border of ukraine. that began in the month of september. right after the strategic defeat in august and afghanistan.

he got the message. xi has the message. iran has the message. they have all increased their aggression as a result of that strategic defeat. if we walk away once again. i mean, afghanistan is a 20 year ally we fought side by side with committed to a democracy invasion in europe. that will set a stage for secondary effect which will weaken the yes, more aggression. always get more aggression. that is a pattern of history. >> brian: replenish our weapon stocks. taiwan. the weapon systems they already paid for and don't quit now. that's how we won the cold war. general jack keane, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian you and the team have a wonderful weekend. >> brian: you too, thanks so

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after she disappeared, actually on mother's day. her family says, quote: over the last three years countless hours have been spent looking for suzanne by a determined group who have never given up hope. we look forward to finding long awaited justice for suzanne and the successful prosecutions of those involved in her disappearance. suzanne vanished during a bike ride on mother's day in 2020. her estranged husband was then arrested on murder charges. prosecutors dropped all those charges last year. now he is suing. fox nation host nancy grace joins us now. hey, nancy. >> good morning. i got to tell you, i was surprised and relieved and sad all at the same time when suzanne more few's remains were found. i always believed they would be found some day, 10 years, 15 years, 25 years down the road by a hunter out hunting or something. where she was found was highly significant. she was found about 40 miles away from her home that she shared with her estranged

husband berry pho recover fhew. there are 206 bones in the body. her bones were found everywhere. animals were tearing her apart. we know her skull was found she was identified not only by her cancer port, but by dental records. don't know cause of death yet, why? her bones were scattered. if there was a stabbing or a shooting, we may get tool marks on her bones. we don't know anything about that yet. but i do know she was in a shallow grave, which tells me she didn't commit suicide. i do not believe this is a primary crime scene. i think it was secondary. her body was dumped there. that she was killed somewhere else. the scene was staged. >> ainsley: the bike was found in a ravine close to her house. body was found 50 minutes from her home. nancy, you got an exclusive interview with johnny depp's attorney about the amber heard

and johnny depp trial. let's talk on the other side. >> what was the scariest moment in the trial? did you ever at any time think it was going to go the wrong way for you? >> i really had confidence in our case. and i thought to myself as we were leading up to this, people just need to get out of my way because i know how to put this case on. i have studied ms. heard. i have studied that evidence. i knew the big lies that we needed to address. >> ainsley: nancy, tell us more about this. >> i was speaking with camille vasquez who, of course, depp's lawyer. i found out that was only her third jury trial that was pretty impressive that my husband told me all along they were preparing for amber heard taking the stand. and when she did take the stand, camille vasquez described to me how jurors actually turned away from her. i have got to tell you after

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>> lawrence: so former president trump not going to the debates but destroying the competition. leading the pack in nearly every poll. this one by over 40 points. how did he fair if he was the nominee. according to a new post abc poll

that shocked mainstream media he is up double digits over biden. so how would voters feel about a rematch? let's bring in our panel. republican voter sydney, democratic voter jamiel jackson and republican voter whitney smith mcintosh. whitney, let's go to you first. how do you feel about this rematch? >> you know, i have a lot of thoughts about it. but, i think a rematch is just vengeance and revenge. it's going to be all about emotion. i hope when president trump win that's will remember his promises and he will remember his people instead of trying to get revenge. >> lawrence: sydney, how do you feel about this rematch? >> well, you know, being here in the tampa bay area and just being pretty involved in the political sphere here, you know, talking to people in the area, i'm just hearing that most

people are really looking forward to seeing another rematch, trump going up against biden and just how much they miss president trump and the trump presidency and basically just the feeling that things were much better during that time. i'm excited to see what happens. >> lawrence: so, jamiel, everyone is talking about the rematch. but some people think that it could be gavin newsom as the nominee. i want to play this interview with sean hannity. let's watch. >> really, you accept this under any circumstances. >> of course not. it's a hypothetical. >> yes or no? >> no. >> no, under any circumstances. >> it's ridiculous. joe biden is our president. >> lawrence: so, jamiel, is it joe biden or gavin newsom? >> i think we can all tell from the covid era that gavin newsom is one of the snakiest politicians we have. he is a consistent liar and now he is rewriting the history post pandemic. so i think it's definitely going to be biden. we all know if biden debates is

he going to lose the election. so i think if he is going up against donald trump i already debated in 2020 there is no point. we have to hold both parties accountable. >> lawrence: first inquiry hearing was yesterday. it seems like we are going through this all over again. republicans say they have got a lot of evidence to lay out where do you fall on this impeachment inquiry. >> i think any impeachment of a sitting president is a waste of time and taxpayer money as well. we could be doing much more beneficial things. we could actually be focusing on the campaigns. >> lawrence: sydney, where do you fall on this issue? >> well, i think that when most voters hear about hunter biden wants business dealings, and especially hearing about countries like, you know, ukraine and china, i think that

raises a lot of red flags for people. and i think that the inquiry is definitely warranted and i'm interested to see what happens and what the republicans bring forward. >> lawrence: jamiel, a lot of voters feel like there is a two tiered justice system and they feel like a lot of corruption going on with biden and his son. even the sweetheart deal that he got from the department of justice. how do you feel about this inquiry? >> i watched the impeachment inquiry yesterday, and when i was watching it and i saw jamie raskin talk, i thought he was the enemy within the people's house. i understand he has cancer and i wish him the best during his fight, but i don't know how someone with that kind of ailment could go into the people's house and just be so wicked. during the trump administration, he was sherlock holmes. he led four years of an investigation, two impeachments and even when trump left office, he led the impeachment -- he led the investigation into january 6th. so sherlock holmes wants to investigate everything, but when

biden takes office and there are credible and so much evidence to prove that there was influence peddling by the former vice president, suddenly no investigation should take place. i don't understand how he can just sweep things under the rug while everyone -- while the entire world is watching, basically. lawrence honors as my grandma used to always say what is good for the goose is good for the gander. thank you all so much for getting up for the program so early today. we really appreciate it? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> lawrence: all right, carley. looks like you have headlines for us. >> carley: certainly do. princeton university offering new program to fund drag careers. drag universities university a year long curriculum to beach to the history of drag as well as the art form of drag through mentorship. the first eight applicants to the ivy league program will get a scholarship to fully cover the cost of supplies. i wonder what those supplies are the curriculum being backed by

the school's gender plus sexuality resource center. princeton has not directly commented on the new program. in a letter written by george washington in 1777 is now up for sale. it offers a rare look into the thinking during the early days of our country's fight for independence. historians believe it was written shortly after washington heard about the first victory over british troops during the revolutionary war. washington writes that god and heaven back american independence. the artifact is valued at around $275,000. i would think it's priceless. but it's up for sale. you can buy it. how incredible is that? >> lawrence: carley can i have a loan? >> carley: a loan for 275. i would have to really tap into the bank account. just position of two stories drag university and george washington is quite something. >> lawrence: kind of crazy, right? >> carley: yeah. >> lawrence: thanks, carley. >> carley: you are very welcome.

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>> janice: good morning, let's take a look at the weather maps. it is not fun in the northeast. an area of low pressure moved toward coast off shore, high pressure to north and the pressure gradient between those two things ushering moisture into the new york city area, where we have flash flooding occurring. heavy rain and flash flooding throughout the day today, some coastal flooding possible. we have converging winds setting up right now, this intense band of rain moving through new york city area. flash flood warnings, that red

shaded area there for the new york city region, getting two to three inches of rain an hour. flood alerts from new jersey toward connecticut and this is scenario throughout the day today and toward tomorrow and breezy conditions will continue through sunday. this will be nasty friday into saturday, sunday looking better, flash floods likely for parts of new jersey, long island toward new haven, connecticut, that is the big story. rest of the country, potential for showers and thunderstorms for florida and cooler weather for the west and snow for the mountains of california. foxweather.com, for more. over to you. >> steve: a lot going on. this morning on this friday, we have an update to a story we've been following, the united kingdom dropped the charges against a woman who was arrested for praying silently within a

so-called buffer zone outside an abortion clinic. watch. >> please ask you to step away from here outside the exclusion zone. you said you are engaging in prayer, which is the offense. you were engaging in prayer, it is an offense. >> ainsley: that woman, march for life co-director joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: how do you feel, charges dropped for silently praying in a buffer zone. >> clearly i'm pleased the charges have been dropped. this has been going on for six months while they were investigating my alleged crime of silently praying. it shows the police force are becoming more political andide logic rather than upholding

civil liberties. >> steve: isabel, how do they know you are praying, if you are just standing there? >> absolutely. my initial arrest was based on the fact that i said i might be silently praying in my head and i was arrested. i it already been acquitted when i was arrested the second time. this is discrimination that somebody should be arrested for the fact their thoughts are directed toward god rather than toward anywhere else, which is what our prayer is, that is discrimination against religious beliefs. >> ainsley: didn't the secretary write silent prayer is not unlawful, and it is not a criminal offense, that sounds pretty sound to me. common sense. how, steve could be praying for you right now and you would never know it. >> yeah, the fact our home

secretary had to get involved in this situation shows the concerning situation we have here with how police forces are interpreting the law. over last year, we had record abortion figures in this country, highest ever abortion figures, 100,000 repeat abortions and only response from our government is clamp down on those who are offering alternatives to woman outside abortion centers and those offering silent prayers. >> steve: what is the moral to this story? >> that prayer has power. and even those who oppose us know that. >> steve: we found that out. isabel, thank you very much and congratulations. >> ainsley: there is nothing wrong with praying, thank you, it is beautiful. god bless you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you're welcome. >> steve: it is exactly 8:00