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take you to cape canaveral spaceport station, were going this set of its first cruise point to the international space station this of the company said several setbacks but it is all systems go and it appears now, looking to fox news life, i am griff jenkins and high alicia acuna. alicia: just moments ago president biden was seen biking with his son hunter in delaware, is that provided reactive different president, trust felony conviction and publicly endorse israel cease-fire in hostage exchange plan on friday. lucas thompson is live outside the white house with the latest hype lucas. reporter: was media blasting off many people are wondering if this is against the former president, donald trump will help him in november is the same question around peter ducey as president biden himself here yesterday. >> you think this conviction helps trump in the election. >> are you worried that this could happen to you someday somebody comes up with charges and tries to bring in the court

after you term. and when trump said you're just trying to bruise him, what you say. >> politically politically. >> he things are pulling the strings behind the scenes in doing all of this to help yourself. biden: i know is powerful. lucas: convicted felon are not trump will be the republican nominee for president but there is one another certainty as you read this donald trump supporters are fired up and likely sitting fundraising records for his campaign and that's exactly what is happened alicia acuna in the past 24 hours of the first in history come the trump campaign said is received as you see here, $52.8 million in donations and about 30 percent of those are from first-time donors in the truck campaign. president biden did not address it call from the trump campaign here the white house yesterday, but he did endorse when he called and is really plan for a

cease-fire to visually in the war against hamas in gaza. biden: i know those in those in israel who would not agree with the plan call for the work to continue and some, some are even in the government coalition. they made it clear, they want to occupy gaza and when keep fighting for years in the hostages are not a priority to them. lucas: over hundred hostages are captivity including five america's including one young man, who is 23 years old, from two half-hour south of here in richmond virginia, alicia acuna. alicia: lucas thompson a beautiful day at the white house and thank you. griff: former president trump is set to attend a ufc fighting newark new jersey tonight is the valleys to appeal the guilty verdict and see be caught in is live with the details their. >> yes that's right from the present donald trump has made it really clear, that he plans on

appealing this landmark verdict which by the way, is now being weighed on the binds of swing state independent voters both democratic and republican political strategist say how this conviction plans with those voting blocks, one hand on how trump place this moment we have a first look and friday, when the former president came 30 trump tower to speak to the media and took no questions, he said he was still under a gag order entering the 35 minute speech, he continued to like the trial for something out of a totalitarian state listen. trump: this is a case where if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone i don't mind being other because i am doing something for this country and i am doing something for our constitution and is very important far beyond me and this cannot be allowed to happen to other presidents, you should never be allowed to happen in the future. c.b.: trump's lawyers can file any posttrial motions until juny

matters, even's lawyers took with during the trial never would like to bring back to judge on july 11 trump has until august and the file a notice of appeal for his conviction and president joe biden spoke out on the brick for the first time yesterday saying this. biden: the american principal, that a one is above the law must be reaffirmed in donald trump is given every opportunity to defend himself and estate case and under federal case and is heard by a jury of 12 citizens, 12 americans, 12 people like you like millions of americans of served on juries, this sure chosen the same way that every jury in america his chosen. in the process of donald trump's attorney was part of. house speaker mike johnson told fox yesterday that he believes that this conviction should be appealed all the way to the u.s.

supreme court and we also know, the jim jordan republican chairman of the house judiciary committee is now demanding the testimonies of prosecutor matthew cho angelo and and had a d.a., alvin bragg. griff: were going to dig deeper into that later in the show, c.b. cotton live outside of trump tower think you. alicia: as of now on this, we are joined by former assistant u.s. attorney, and fox news contributor, annie mccarthy and eddie thank you so much for not taking a well deserved a day we really need your expertise today and always put up a time line here's we take a look at it with the former president will summer will be looking like is a june 30th about her 13th we have a sentencing motion filing deadline on july 11, the sentencing hearing and then the appeal filing deadline in august and you have a debated to, you have the rnc in july, how do you see the appeals, the crux of the appeal playing out and what you think the strongest argument here is. andy: well alicia acuna come i

don't think the appeal will play out on the timeframe and, i mean, he will file a notice of appeal this a lengthy process and i don't even think that this was surprise me if they even filed briefs prior to the election but i do think that of all that we have to keep our eye on this as early as next thursday, we make it a decision from the supreme court on the immunity and might believe, because i think that these things are dynamic and i do not think anything stays static, i do not think that we should just assume none of these federal cases will get to trial and i think this conviction of former president trump, is going to inspire jack smith a special counsel, and the judge is been very favorable to him to try to push the case to trial so depending on with the supreme court doesn't how much of his case is left, i think that we could see that in the mix as well. i don't think will have arguments over the appeal of the new york case, but it would not

hold my breath waiting for the judge to throw the case out of the posttrial motion. alicia: will new york times, has a piece on the complexity of the case itself and also the judge's instructions and here is a quote from the piece, the legal theory underpinning the prosecution included not only untested block, but a complex combination of statutes and one tucked inside of another, like a russian nesting doll and that actually goes through this piece, this is what the judge's instructions were and how that could be a part of an appeal. andy: i was really struck watching all of this and how right former attorney general bill barr was when he said if you are going to prosecute a former president particular former president he was a de facto republican nominee for the presidency in the cycle, it

should be at meat and potatoes crime in other words it should be a very serious offense that supported by very strong evidence and that everyone can look at it and see and say, anybody would be prosecuted for this i would happen here, was the opposite of that and they took two misdemeanors in the basically had a misdemeanor, business records falsification events that should have been time-barred as of 2019, and the tucked it together with another misdemeanor this new york election law, this misdemeanor conspiracy which also had a two-year statute of limitations it should have lapsed in 2019, they mushed them together and they decided that was a felony and they made it 34 felonies and then a six-year statute of limitations. it is about the most bizarre thing that i've ever seen and they were cagey about with the other crime was. was the object of a conspiracy misdemeanor conspiracy. alicia: will end up with a holding cast cast of characters but what you know about alvin

bragg's head of appeals, ste stephen. andy: no much, and a fellow new york law, but i do not know much about his work but look, that appeal will take a while to play out. and judge juan manuel merchan has tried it is jury instructions in particular to plan things that the state will be able to use even though that i think that if you take the jury instructions as a whole, they read like a road map to conviction and what i was really stunned about is the main crime that he was trying to prove was a federal campaign finance crime, that has a willfulness mental elements of the thing that you have to prove the criminal intent element of the chapter prove, that is the highest element of the criminal law and the judge did not instruct the jury on the mental element even though that was really the crux of the case and what it trump no. alicia: one final thought from you on this, democratic

congressman, dean phillips, primary president biden obviously built he tweeted, the new york governor kathy local the good of the country should pardon trump adding that you think, pardoning stupid and making him a martyr for premature of poor star stupid looking charges are entirely different is energizing his face generating record sums of campaign cash and will likely result in electoral boost and what about this idea of a parted. andy: well look, i said that i thought president biden took parted from at least on the quest of documents element. and of the florida case and i think that you know if we're living in a fair rational world, this case would not have happened in the first place but now the prisoners the parent britain hundred progressive basic there will be moot and if he is part of zone even if it is good policy action might have biden, election in november, i wouldn't hold my breath again waiting for that to happen sweeter you're right, the world

is definitely changed, andy mccarthy, thank you so much as good to see you. griff: thank you and hunter biden's trial is set to begin on monday, the jury selection for the president son, faces three federal gun charges and live with more madeleine. >> hunter biden was spotted this morning enough flight with the present and all of them are staying in delaware, for the weekend as the call before he gets to court in wilmington were jury selection for his felony good trial begins at 8:30 a.m. on eastern time on monday and this will be historic is the first criminal trial of a sitting president son and hunter is facing three federal charges after prosecutor say that he lied about his drug use in whistling of form to buy a gun in october 2018th and with a preview of the evidence special counsel david weiss team present and includes hunters words excerpts from his book beautiful thanks, in which he had to midcity was a crack at a terse

are expected to hear testimony from hundreds former dramatic partners and prosecutors were also introduced hunters laptop saying that it's wheel despite the questioning the authenticity a hearing last week hunters team appeared ten at ten version of the defense strategy and suggesting that the owners of a store where hunter brought his gun, may have altered the form the lies at the heart of this case. madaline: is the truth on trial gets underway, fto's is not with a new report today, saying that the percent, has been caught up and year olds long legal battle involving unpaid alimony to his ex-wife, kaplan buell and she is one of the witnesses that prosecutors could call on in the coming weeks, so this comes as hunter also battles tax charges california presiding judge in that case, has agreed to the defenses request, to delay the trial until november. griff: life ricin dc madeleine, thank you. alicia: the roads really

opposition leader calling on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to accept president biden's call, cease-fire in gaza and stephanie bennett is telling the story from our london bureau. reporter: hello yes and many world leaders are also speaking out in support of biden's newest proposal including here in the uk germany canada and other sinema view and president joe biden said there's going to be three phases in hopes to end this deadly war and also released dozens of hostages i know all of the terms of this new deal were set out by biden, he repeatedly described as an israeli proposal made it clear, there would be considerable resistance to it from the is really right in the first phase of that deal would be a six week cease-fire to allow both sides to negotiate a permanent into the fighting in gaza cease-fire would continue hopefully until a deal is struck the second phase would be the return of those remaining hostages in israel, the withdrawal is forces and finally come different phase wouldn't help reconstruct and for gaza and hamas has said that is positively the proposal put

forward invited speech. biden: this is truly a decisive moment israel made their proposal. thomas said it was a cease-fire this deal, is an opportunity to prove whether they really mean it and hamas needs to take the deal. stephanie: this comes after precinct is her previous talks came to a halt last month but instead israel ramped up to rauf when a sunday come in israel your strike killed at least 45 palestinians being intense for those in the ground there, this new proposal considered a rare glimmer of hope. >> any proposal, which leads to our return to their homes in the reconstruction of her houses, the release of our detained brothers we are with it. stephanie: the office of israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the main goals and conditions for ending the war, are and have always been, the

elimination of hamas and the freeing all hostages and ensuring gaza pose no threat to israel in the sand of the proposal israel will continue to insist these conditions are met before permanent cease-fire is put in place, for now though of course alicia acuna will be watching this very closely to see whether or not this new proposal is accepted for both sides, back to you. alicia: stephanie bennett live in london, think you. griff: and multiple arrest made friday after pro- palestinian protesters, ticket parts of the brooklyn museum, they occupied much of the lobby and scuffled with police and museum, closed early due to the disruption and the spokespersons a newly installed artwork was damaged by the protesters. alicia: we are just minutes away from the launch of boeing star minor, maiden voyage, that will take to nasa astronauts to the international space station and we will bring it all to view life next. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete,

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hey jonathan. >> hi alicia acuna, this is historic day because is the first time the boeing starliner will launch with astronauts on board, two of them astronauts, cindy williams and butch remarque hundred though spend about eight days testing the spacecraft though the carry degree of unpredictability, these two retired navy pilots expressed confidence going into the mission early on as if they have the full support of their families. >> we trust in the sovereign god that will whatever you know the plan is, we are ready for it. and they are excited as we are ready to go. >> we would not be sitting here if we did not feel until our families, that we feel confident the spacecraft in our capabilities to control it and to be on it and so i think you're along for the ride, and lisa my family come there excited. >> boeing starliner found a potential wing - in this space

craft space shoot and it firehouse or didn't insulation tape used to rob electrical wiring, and boeing repaired some of those problems in the company and also though decided that a small helium leak in the propulsion system, was not serious enough to delay the mission any further. >> it did not come down to making trace and came down to is it safer not. and it is safe and that is why we determined that we can go fly with what we have. >> right now, nasa relies on space x2 shuttle the astronauts to and from the international space station and they also swap seats whether russian space program for the space agency but obviously like another commercial option. if this boeing starliner testified is successful and boeing starliner certified, they will have a second commercial venue. alicia: that's very exciting

jonathan, thank you so much we will be back with you live in just a bit. griff: we are indeed here we go, three minutes and roughly 30 seconds, the spring and now, former nasa astronaut international space station commander, col. terry and as we way, just over three minutes of this blastoff, give us some context for the significance of this mission. >> yes and mike we just said, the big significant is that this will be a second way for americans who launched the astronauts american soil so this is a big deal and i think it will be a great day for boeing they've had a rafah couple of years and this could be a really good event for them and so when boeing does welcome this good for america some really rooting for them today and it is a big day for the space program. griff: can you talk about problems from the youth had significant with four years of delays come to the tune of $1 billion in your looking live and you can see some of the steam, the me talk because of your experience, and what is

that like, to be there where you have butch well more sunny williams in the rocket about to take off in just over two minutes from now. >> will for me and my first bite, i was a pilot of the space shuttle and there's a lot of things from the pilot to do, but an hour to be for that is not much going on and i actually fell asleep while i was trapped in waiting, but as you get down to the final minutes come you get very focused and i mean, he was 100 percent focus on what was happening in her thinking that i cannot believe this is really going to happen is meant so many years waiting and i'm sure, the no doubt that they are focus on what is about to happen in waiting a long time for this and so the gotta be ready to go and it's been a while since both of them have floated space on further very excited about that. >> we are getting close to 90 seconds, may 6 flight was scrapped because of the helium valve leak, that jonathan just so clearly laid out this point

though, this closed just over a minute to go in his pretty much, is going to happen what might be the last minute things are looking out. >> well from income on my first lie, we scrubbed with of the whole process knows a little bit nervous and stressed out we came back out coming to do it again i felt much more confident like it already been there and done that and so i'm sure they feel very confident and they rehearsed it many times running out of there just waiting to feel that huge explosion of rocket fuel underneath them and you get smashed back pretty quickly especially the capitol and so they are about to have a think the right of the lives for sure. >> they are what was going to your mind, those last 60 sec seconds. >> will i was thinking about my family, and i was watching and there was literally, tens or maybe hundreds of thousands of people in florida so i was hoping that they get a good one launched at nighttime to the nighttime turning to david all of the flames of the rocket engine lit up in this will be a different experience but i was thinking of folks watching.

>> kernel as we are watching this, i am told that the countdown clock has been positive what might be happening. >> it could be one of a million things and i'm not trying to do that looks right now 70, located systems, there is where the propellant pressure systems on the propellant of us i come the etiquette lately, which is one of the helium kinda pressurizes the rocket fuel. i think of the electrical and so i'm not sure it sounds like they have paused the camp in not going to watch on time okay, that's what it sounds like col. let's go back to correspondent jonathan here come over this now here in jonathan, is her insight on why the pause. jonathan: yes, were waiting for more information on why this clock is paused and you know the last time that we were here on may 6, we got so close the astronauts suited up and actually they entered this boeing starliner spacecraft and

bubble to their season and they had this issue develop within audible buzz, on a pressure relief valve on the exterior of the palace five rocket come the united launch rocket that boeing starliner says the top and they did not believe that it oppose an eminent hazard to the astronauts but because they did not know how many vibrations, that this particular relief valve was rated for, they did not want to take chances have no out of an abundance of caution, the brought the whole assembly knocking doors and they work on it and the replace the valve in the process, they discovered an unrelated helium leak on the star minor spacecraft used to force some of those propellants and fuel in the spacecraft come over the need to go in the propulsion system, that was a

very small leak. after researching it extensively, they decided that it did not pose any threat to the astronauts that they did have a workaround solution if the leak were to get any work or worse and so they proceeded with today's launch but we were up to four minutes, before i launch and now we are watching that frozen countdown walk. >> we are and as we wait to find out what positive col., take us what it is like to experience, to get so close, 20 launch and have a pause was it like sitting in the cockpit. >> will yes, my first lie, we pause also if you minutes before enemas for the weather and i was very disappointed. and i was like come on guys election wanted were this close pretty to the folks the ground they do not have will be called launch danger to make sure that everything is safe before you launch. it is space shuttle mission, one of the times they actually lit up the engines of the engines ran for a few seconds, the cut them down on the pad.

one of the astronauts on board, they had a few tents seconds to say police and he said i thought we would be at higher altitude when the engine shut off so you know, hopefully, this is something they can fix and can continued on with the countdown will have to wait to hear from nasa but if not, they will pull the crew out and come back again and try to get in when they are ready to go. >> you are looking live at cape canaveral space station there and we are now, some nearly four minutes past the expected launch time until 25 easter card the clock was paused at four minutes in jonathan, do we have any indication, the timeline of when they might decide to scrap it. i know there are alternate dates in the planning, to include a window of flight, tomorrow and sunday as well as initial and an additional days that might need a window. jonathan: exactly griff jenkins

and what we are looking at because the international space station is a moving target, they deal with what they call, instantaneous launch windows and other what you have to hit a very specific launch time, in order to hit the corrected trajectory and so if you have an extensive delay due to a problem, and you delay the launch the iss is going to be far out of range and you have to do it at a different time so if today's launch indeed, has been scrubbed, we will be looking at another launch attempt in the earliest launch attempt will be tomorrow, and also backup opportunities on the fifth and the sixth. griff: and jonathan, we see that boeing is confirming that it has been paused or delayed, for 24 hours and boeing officials are just now hitting the wire saying that for a technical issue, we don't know what that technical issue is, the col., let me just get your thoughts, clearly even

though they may still be able to do this tomorrow, and certainly disappointment, with many hoping that this was going to be the first of a test flight of many to come. jonathan: i'm sure will be in a string the shuttle error, we had lots and lots of dozens of scrubs they're always frustrating for the crew the frustrating for families who has to travel down and take days off work and so on. the bottom line is that the most important thing is a safe launch ongoing finally does have a safe launch, no one will remember the scrubs right, all you'll remember is the success. you just have to deal with it as part of human spaceflight. i come back and try to get tomorrow and interesting to hear with a technical issue was. griff: it will be in need and will be will be following all of this and col. think you for your insight marching with us and jonathan serrie standing by there and cape canaveral will bring you in more and col. thank you for your time appreciate it.

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alicia: the illegal immigrantwh2 -year-old nursing student in georgia, was arraigned on friday, laken riley, killed in february both running near campus medicine is here with the latest high medicine. reporter: hello alicia acuna in emotional day in court, for the friends and the family of laken riley and as they came face to face with that man accused of killing her, josé - in this country illegally. >> this was a very tragic incident, the should've not have happened. >> laken riley father and sister

when the courtroom yesterday and whether nurses are started to sob when he walked in any was shackled and he was handcuffed and he was wearing a button up dress shirt and in pleaded not guilty on ten charges putting one count of malice murder counts of felony murder, and kidnapping four printed in the hearing comes three months after laken riley's body was found in a wooded area on the campus and police say, that she went out for a run, never returned. we want to warn you, these details may be hard to hear and according to the indictment, jose antonio ibarra intended to rape laken riley any - are headed with a rock and try to choke her. and he also allegedly try to stop laken riley from calling 911, and hid a jacket and gloves to conceal the crime. police say that jose antonio ibarra enter the u.s. illegally from venezuela in 2022 come up in the case as ramped up in a national immigration debate, especially since ice confirmed that jose antonio ibarra was previously arrested in new york in 2023, parks, acting in a

manner to injure a child. and jose antonio ibarra is due back in court in august but some experts say that the defense may try to plea-bargain. >> from all indications at this stage, from what i know of the case, there is a great deal of evidence tying jose antonio ibarra, to the murder here of laken riley and as a result of that, it is probably more likely than not, this case will not go to trial see not go back in march jose antonio ibarra defense through jury trial yesterday the judge said that he is funny on the trial to start of the fall so have to see how that all plays out in the courts, back to you. alicia: madison, thank you. griff: all right alicia acuna will pick up where you left off their praises of the storm are in the southern border with fox news contributor, tom and think you for being here, in studio with this and as we see this trial get underway in another

part of this is the potential reportedly ties that jose antonio ibarra may have to venezuela deadly gang and you heard, those terrible descriptions of what he did to laken riley, raving and bashing in school with ahead but it does not come as a surprise if he is tied come to this venezuelan gang and i just want to show our viewers, that chief owens border patrol tweeted earlier this week then along the texas border, there were ten members with ties to the aragua getting when you make of this. >> will, we know that there's over 20 million cutaways that's when i been screaming about for three years of the gang members and criminals on the normally do not turn themselves into for federal because are going to be some sort of that tank and background checks and so that concerns me the most. tom: people chose to pay more to

get away what if they want to turn themselves get a free airline ticket three meals a day, free medical care and work authorization almost too many people criminals and gang member sent this will be suspected terrorist criminal come up and i said to be for this administration failed to laken riley and counts, number one he should never been he should've remained in mexico program by the biden administration killed it and even if that was in place, he should've been detention and the administration ended catch and release an open it back up and even though they had an arrest in new york previously come even if the injury to a child, under this administration ice none of the retainer on him because of christ to a level that this guy has been convicted of serious crime by alejandro mayorkas. griff: you put a finger on something tom that every official border said including you and that is, this got a ways, the sources confirm to me,

this week that there have been over 184,000 no got a ways, just this fiscal year predict that of course, the on record to come up 1.6 million use a 1.8 million because you can do the simple math back in february, end of february had a chance to interview chief jason owens, and he talked about what worries him the most and is essentially these got away so that we do not know about and listen. >> the border security is a huge piece of our national security and border patrol, that is a primary agency in that endeavor and when i tell you that there are areas of the border that we do not have awareness as to what is happening, this is the type of thread than i'm concerned with and there are those that want to come into this country, and do it harm. those of the individual to keep me up at night. griff: you hear that border security is national security and are we in a bad situation where we can not only worry something might happen something could likely happen.

tom: i said for a long time, something is coming, nobody is going to convince me that a single person on the watchlist does not enter this watchlist is been apprehended just in the southern border will me up 370 so already, under the trump administration for four years we have 13 in four years and so now you have this huge increase of being apprehended it would jason just said this he just said something that people need to pay attention to, we talk about 1.6 or one point known cutaways in calling video drone with there is an image we know they get cross and don't get arrested bit st since that, there's a large parts of the work that we have not we do not have the technology and we do not have sensors we do not have drugs as we do not know how many thousands of people across areas we cannot track them and there's no image of them anybody thinks that number and as big as a 1.6 known cutaways what about the unknown we come across that we do not have an image on.

griff: you mentioned former president trump and i thought that it is notable in his remarks talking about his conviction and everything else he did address border. as what he said. trump: who on earth can want open borders people are allowed to pour it, from countries and no, from places on know and from languages that we do not even what we haven't even heard of and we have people coming from corners of the globe, and many of them are not good people. griff: in fact we know and then you understand this, but for our viewers, there have been more than 52000 special interest aliens of these call them special interest migrants the same thing, the migrants are coming from countries that either are state sponsors of terror exterior or are countries that were worried about national security, is that alarming to you when you make of president trump's remarks. tom: he gets it in his success

on the borders and president work for six presidents since even some took steps more and an immigration and divided the first president in history of the nation, who came in office and unsecured the border on purpose. so that the special interest concerns me because we need to figure why the tears put themselves in a position like 911 by lisa knowing there's a vetting procedure now. the databases really can civilly get the mexico for the courthouse a little bit of extra money and then there are got away they should concern every american it scares me every american needs to be concerned. griff: and is the top issue and tom homan thank you for your insight today. alicia: thank you severe weather is expected around the country this weekend is next. nking: edd, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred...

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>> burger break in the rope brushfire, it was erected by interstate tenure phoenix, the fire caused friday's rush-hour unit officials there's there no injuries reported importantly no structures were damaged. griff: . alialicia acuna theministrationt extremely warm see temperatures can make this hurricane season, a busy one but this weekend forecast though, adam klotz is live in the fox weather center. adam: it will be a really active scene and even though as of right now, nothing out there in the tropics, to showing this graphic and i want to show it again, this is the most aggressive forecast that we have ever seen in this and prediction of storms hurricanes and in order hurricanes. you see well above the seasonal average and were expecting a really impactful season and a lot of that is been driven by some really warm ocean temperatures and everything you're looking at here in the right is the average ocean temperature of the course of the season and you can tells you later in the year, it warms up already way above that and that's that yellow line so we

are significantly higher than we would typically be at this time in the redline average and already as warm as it ever gets typical you're so what you're looking at now for the temperatures across the entire region our temperatures, and what you typically see in august, and obviously, that is what fuels the really big storms, emily be with the otherwise it was like across the country here and one big weather system to track otherwise come a lot of folks are enjoying and i saturday out there. griff: okay adam klotz and the weather center. alicia: jennifer lopez is apologizing to the fans for canceling her summer tour dates what we are learning about the possible reason for that sudden change, that is next. ving and storage until june 10th... and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. don't wait, use promo code 25now to save. book at pods.com today. it's kubota orange days, shop the year's biggest selection of kubota equipment and get 0% apr for 84 months

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alicia: jennifer lopez andcallir tour, the spent time with her family amid rumors of marriage trouble with ben affleck and christina coleman is live with the latest. >> hi, they enough the generally best sewer is canceled and she released a statement respect expressing her feelings of the matter said she is completely heartsick in a devastated about letting you down. please know that it would not do this and i do not feel that it was absolutely necessary and i promise that i will make it up to you and we will be together

again and i love you so much, until next time. and our website it also states that those who purchase tickets for ticketmaster come up automatically be refunded and is about them from third-party resell sites are encouraged to reach out to the point-of-purchase for further details in a big summer you asked to work was initially scheduled from june through august and's cancellation comes amid rumors she and her husband ben affleck tomorrow having issues and people magazine reports that two to have been living separately in los angeles while experiencing a strain on the marriage were together several decades ago in the broke up and then famously they rekindled their high-profile relationship and then tied the knot in 2022 as you have been busy lately and trent has been promoting new netflix film and then affleck has been filming but as we now know things my slow down for jlo following her announcement that her summer tour has been canceled you can take time off with her children, family and close friends.

alicia: okay, live in los angeles, thank you so much for the jlo update appreciated. well i also had her come about a red summer that she was not really selling out some of the larger venues anyway but this is also coinciding with the troubles that we hear about them page six of and christina about jlo and ben affleck. griff: are you kidding me, the summer concert and i just launched, christina was mentioning the netflix movie alice, it was fantastic and not sure why the cancellation this afternoon's no doubt, she is still at 54, a star and i would love to have seen her and remember a couple of years ago i believe it was the super bowl show that she put on the shakira come there was dynamite. so hopefully, that will get back going she will also be able to reconcile whatever is going on with ben affleck, minute

jennifer has we know know them the pop culture and meanwhile, much more ahead we will take you back live to cape canaveral space force station when that boeing lunch was pause now for 24 hours, we have more of that, "fox news" live continues next. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) ♪(song in french)♪ (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere.