this operation which itself costs i think $100,000. that is what our framers understood to be cruel and unusual punishment. >> it is beyond shocking and here's. [simultaneous talking] >> but the supreme court does have some president on this issue and they will have to grapple with this. this is going to continue to pop up. always great to see you in person. thank you so much. that is it for us tonight we will have a big show for you tomorrow. i'm sitting down for an interview with vice president j.d. vance at the white house. nothings off the table. you won't want to miss it. follow me on social media. we will have behind-the-scenes photos of that and

>> we have one step closer from a government shutdown and gop-led funding bill and friday deadline quickly approaches. >> and president trump touchdown catch set to host the nato secretary general at white house today as his administration pushes for peace in europe. >> anti-israel protesters impacting where students will spend their college years. we'll speak to one admissions expert on what applicants are telling him. you're watching "fox & friends" first first on this thursday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> and i'm tom piro. stocks rebounding after those two days of drastic market

selloffs. gynofellation is way down and placeically what we've done in a short period of time. we went from no inflation to the worst inflation and lowering taxes if the democrats behave but they have no clue. charles: taylor: president trump visiting the justice department to lay out his administration's plan to restore law and order.

ed >> todd: epa chief lee zeldin said 31 actions taken to roll back environmental regulations to the greatest day of deregulation our nation as seen and core epa rules to the oil and gas industry and power plants, vehicles and waste water and goal it to unleash american energy and lower cost for american families. >> a week since 20-year-old went missing in search efforts are ramping up. >> carley: we're learning more about the power outage that occurred at the resort she was

at. you were at the same hotel at the exact same time. did you feel safe during your stay there? >> i felt safe. i travel to do the dominican republic before, to other islands and also with a group of friends and we stuck together the whole time. so for the majority of the trip i did feel safe. >> carley: we're learning about a power outanyone that took place around the -- outage at the time of her disappearance and hotel saying there's no link between her disappearance and power outage, but you say it was a chaotic scene arnold the time of her disappearance and also a lot of people were outside staying at the pool and beach because the rooms were so hot (&.k you describe what the night was like at the hotel of the night of her disappearance?

>> during her disappearance, everything was more chaotic and wild and a lot of people in the lobly or in the gym or walking arnold the hotel trying to stay out by the pools and beach and trying to stay out as long as they could to get more ac because the rooms didn't have any. >> carley: thinking about this power outage and thinking if there was more surveillance footage available to law enforcement they don't have because the cameras weren't working and did anyone ask you if you've seen this girl? >> no, no one mentioned she was messed and i didn't know till next day friday morning at the airport and a group of girls said she was missing. >> carley: there's suspicion she drowned a heard about a big wave. can you describe the surf at the

time? >> at that time, the waves were a lot bigger than i was. i stand 5'3 and the waves even on a normal day were crashing over me and pummelling into me so on that day, the waves were at least like 6 feet high. and a lot more rougher and the tide was higher and current was stronger. >> carley: just so sad. i'm sure you feel a bit of a personal connection to her even though you didn't know her personally just staying at the same hotel at the exact same time.

>> i think she could have drowned if she went for a night skim or could have been kidnapped and somewhere on the island right now. >> carley: yeah, they're involved in the service connected and have dominican republic offi officials are conducting investigative efforts of an accidental incident and it's so sad. we're praying for her and her family. d'lani, thank you for joining us. junior high school thank you for having me. >> carley: very welcome. >> todd: very interesting perspective. tom homan calling columbia anti-israel protesters mahmoud khalil a terrorist threat.

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so sweet. matt, you're the best. i love you. saturday the potential for yet again severe storms and this could potentially be a very bad situation with several tornadoes, life threatening weather and friday into saturday, i need you guys to have a way to get watches and warning ands then we have a blizzard risk for parts of the northern plains and upper midwest and heavy snow and blizzard conditions including strong winds and this system moving into the west and this is the weather maker for potential for not only the blizzard and storms and that means potential for heavy rain for southern california and even though this is a good news situation for them, too much rain is going to cause potential for flash

flooding in the burn areas and flash flood risk for the next couple of days and plenty of snow. you get the drill. we have everything but the kitchen sink here and very warm temperatures ahead of this next cold front and that's why we're seeing the severe weather risk as i lose my voice. foxweather.com if you're losing your voice. >> carley: first time for everything. in virginia a high school track runner caught on video bashing an opponent's head with a baton charged with assault and battery

and the victim with a concussion and possibly skull fracture and two battling during the state championship relay and the suspect insists it was an accident after the video went viral on social media last week. >> todd: other person's skull ran into my baton, it's an accident. idaho is the first and only state with firing squad as the death penalty. and they'll seek the death penalty if he's convicted and he's accused of stabbing four university of idaho students to death in november of 2022 and trial beginning on august 11. multiple protesters including new york assemblyman confronting tom homan in albany over the

arrest of anti-israel a activist mahmoud khalil. >> hey, he was met with supporters at new york state capitol yesterday and the police holding back one of new york state assemblyman who is also a candidate for new york city mayor. watch. [ yelling ] >> he's a permanent resident married to an american and his lawyer said he's being taggerred for free speech. but they believe he's a national security threat that needs to be deported. >> when you're on campus and i hear freeeee freedom of speech, freedom of speech, but free

speech as limitations and going onto college campuses and inciting proing and locking down and take over building ands damaging properties and handing out leaflets for hamas who is a terrorist organization, coming in on a visa or become ago resident alien is a great privilege but there's rules associated with that. >> more than 100 demonstrators gathered outside of the courthouse in lower manhattan yesterday to denounce his arrest in a hearing over the trump administration's plan to deport khalil. >> terrorists inside of the white house and we're standing outside of the courthouse to demand the immediate release of mahmoud khalil. >> a federal judge said he'll remain in a detention institution behind bars till at least next week. >> todd: state assemblyman running for governor trying to get social media attention and making a name for herself by

making a little noise. high school seniors change their dream of going to elite colleges like columbia because of property tests. ceo christopher rim joining us what's again. what are your clients telling you right now? >> first, thank you for having me. a lot of students are really focussing on applying to a wide set and diverse group of schools right no and not just about ivy lea leagues and students are interested to applying to do you recollects stanford, mit and 23409 just columbia in particular. >> todd: the reason is amongst the jewish students they don't feel safe. they're worried for safety if they go to those schools; right? >> definitely. a lot of our state of the unions that are jewish, they want free speech on campus but what they done want is the violence. they don't want protesters to

destroy property, block access to campuses, dining halls, libraries, there's a difference between free speech and really destroying property on campus. >> todd: yeah, and that ladder is not protect -- latter is not protects. a 21-year-old from australia is questioning his columbia acceptance and said being a jew is empowering but like stick ago middle if i think tore people and advocating and demonstrating for israel hawaii has me second guesses is how dangerous is it on campus? will professors grade me differently if i'm outspoken about israel and we've heard that over and over from the jewish students but only students that are jewish, or are you hearing concern from all students regardless of religion? >> so, we're getting concerns from students across the board. the only group of students there's not so much concern it -- now it's changing because of the whole funding that trump

is pulling from columbia and other top tier universities and international students didn't care as much but right now they do because we have a student that was accepted early decision to columbia this year, just about three months ago. but the lab the student was supposed to conduct research at and work together with the professor, that lab and professor announced on x a few days ago he fears his lab will be losing funding. students trying to figure out how to get out of early decision commitments to columbia. if you apply early decision, it's a binding contract and you'll attend if you're accepted early in december. but things have changed. campuses are not going to be able to offer and schools not able to offer what they essentially promise to do the students for the great learning environment, especially if they're losing funnelling and not tapping to endowment and making sure that they have the right resources for all

students. >> todd: christopher, so glad you mentioned the funding because that leads me to the reason that the trump administration is withholding funding in the first place. he wants real change at columbia and elsewhere and not lip service like we value all student's freedom of expression. you're going to stop having jewish students harassed on campus and if you don't, the money flames of uic will stop. my question for you is do you see, knowing the higher education system as well as you do, do you see the schools, colleges and universities affecting real change so all state of the unions feel comfortable on campus once again because the money spigot will dry up. >> absolutely. all the violent protests

happening on columbia and penn and people talked through the change and making sure it didn't happen again and right now by pulling the funding what trump is doing make as lot of sense and schools will be taken seriously and need this funding in order to keep up with all the programming and research and faculty and retain the faculty as well and without all this t what is a university? i have students applying to six, seven ivies and one not on there is columbia. and students are in realtime removing them. the juniors applying this fall for colleges, columbia has come off maybe two doesn't of our students college lests and seeing it in realtime. they're concerned. is columbia going to have professors that i want to work with and you conduct research for. once it's time for that student

to get on campus. >> i'm sending my student to the south and i don't feel safe. >> todd: you're talking to clients actively doing in on a day in and day out basis. that's very telling it. christopher, thank you as always, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: marco rubio is in canada for g7 summit and president trump awe waits a response from russia on a ceasefire deal, the president with a warning for moscow. >> in a financial sense, yeah, we can do things very bad for russia and would be devastating for russia and i don't want to do that because i want to see peace.

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>> todd: president trump losting the nato secretary general at the white houssaying there's a future but only under

certain conditions. >> carley: lucas tomlinson is live with the details. good morning. reporter: good morning. schedules for president trump's top official secretary of state marco rubio is in canada today to begin two days worth of meetings with some of the world's most advanced economies and expecting tariffs to be among them, especially at the meeting in can dam it rubio and trump want reciprocity here in washington and trump will host mark ruta. >> nato has the truth and pay their bills and do what they're supposed to co. when i got involved with nato, they weren't paying their bills. they expect a lot of money phygoing this horrible harper lanes two too bad they had to that . i got countries to pay and nato can be a force for the good. absolutely. reporter: hash shah gilani is

spending 6% and 40% of overall budget with help from china. steve witkoff expected to meet with vladamir putin to try and navigate an end to the war in ukraine after ukrainian officials agreed to a 30-day ceasefire. here's trump yesterday at the white house. >> people are going to russia right now as we speak, and hopefully we can get a ceasefire for rush hawaii in a financial we could being it there are bad th things and devastation for rush hawaii we want to see peace and we're getting close to getting something done. reporter: last month in brussels they've boosted weapons pricks saying russia makes more ammunition in three months that be the inti nato alliance makes in the whole year. >> carley: that's not good news there. very important warning to boost weapons production. these negotiations, lucas, are moving full steam ahead with mike waltz meeting with his

counter part and steve witkoff in moscow meeting with vladamir putin at some point this creek. what are your thoughts on cooperation here? >> well, vladamir putin was in the kurds region of jew crane and notably putin was wearing full camouflage uniform so certainly send ago very muscular message back. in terms of whether the west can get putin to agree to the a ceasefire, that remains to be seen. one more thing about the weapons problem, they're wondering what the u.s. is cranking out. united states can make 60,000 artillery rounds a month and russia is making 250,000 a month. they're getti ago lot of help from china just last week i interviewed a lithuania defense minister and said china is helping russia, make no mistake

they don't mind them taking these losses with 70,000 killed and wounded and destroyed and she said china is helping russia also wants to see russia weakened, carly. carley. >> carley: understood. thank you, lucas. rebeccah heinrichs, good morning to you. >> i don't think they'll cooperate. it was an interesting response and as soon as president of the united states and cabinet announced a deal between the united states and ukraine to implement a ceasefire then you turn to see how the russians respond, vladamir putin rather than looking like a peacemaker and a diplomat, he puts on military fatigues and russia continued toes assault against ukraine while the united states put that pause on our help for intel sharing. russia is noted indicating it's

ready for a ceasefire. >> carley: that's step one given the 30 day element in a step one. what happens after is even more important and both sides are fighting over a kurst region for a negotiating chip and there's a 600-mile front line and both sides have to give and both sides don't want to. what happens after the 30 days, if they even get to that point? >> well, it's important to make the distinction too. ukraine is in the defensive position and eucaine with want a cease -- ukraine can want a ceasefire all day but if russians continue their assault, ukraines have to fight back and the ball really truly is in russia's court. if russia does not stop it is assault against ukraine, there's no ceasefire and can't move on to the next phase and it's far more difficult and ukraine demilitarize and we're seeking

to make sure ukraine is strong and has weapons necessary short term orientation defend itself and even if the united states turns off weapons product to ukraine. it still have to have their own mail eric the further russian assault and question of potentially european peace keepers in ukraine. if russia opposes all of that, we're not getting to a peaceful solution. >> carley: iran, russia and china meeting in beijing tomorrow to talk about the future of iran's nuclear plan and the timing here is notable. the nato secretary will be at the white house today and also iran just rejected president trump's offer to negotiate so thoughts on this meeting happening tomorrow, quite the trifecta happening here. >> there is. there's an axis that developed over the last decades and sped up over the last four years during biden, chai narcs rush sharks iran and north korea. seeing the chinese and russians getting involved in something

like a negotiation for the iranian nuclear program, it's not in the interest of the united states. china stepped up to try and flex right now as president trump seeks to be a peacemaker publicly to end the conflicts and they're trying to step up and say we're a global power and we can mitigate these problems and bring peace too. that's not true but they'll try that disinformation campaign. >> carley: very well. rebeccah heinrichss, thank you for joining us this morning. >> todd: government shut down lot of peopling as deputies will reject the funding bill. >> carley: florida governor ashley moody joining us next.

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our sister station here with more. >> yeah, they've been up there for about a month. >> carley: posed to be eight days? >> yeah, these are multimillion lawns and cost of the program and where we're at and dragon capsule they'll be getting inen in a few days is $1.6 billion and they went up on a boeing scar craft -- star liner and helium leaks discovered connecting to the iss ask that boeing spacecraft came back empty. that's been a black eye for booing and star liner launched june 5 when it docked and june 6 the hematologic yum leak was dis--- the helium leek was discovered and we got a tweet

overnight from iss. they have an x account. no earlier than 7:03 p.m. friday, march 14th. >> carley: this was scrubbed because of ground issues. what does that mean? >> like hydraulic issues on the ground launch pad. >> my goodness. there's the safety element of all this and there's the intrigue of rocket ships going up in the sky and the human element of all this. imagine being stuck with me for nine months. would any of you survive? >> carley: yes, of course.

>> todd: you'd run out like i can't take it anymore. do you feel like you're trapped in the iss here with me. >> carley: when they get back down to earth, do they have to learn to walk again? >> they've done a lot of extensive studies on health and wellness of astronauts and mark kelly said -- to look at physical chains in the body. k i think he wound up being a lit the shorter than his twin brother because the vertebrae clamsing in space. there was tell your larra happenses arizona as well. >> todd: no sealular changes when cheryl joins mornings with maria for three hours this morning. i can almost guarantee that . >> carley: cheryl, thank you so much. senate democrats are gearing umm for a shut down show down after

chuck schumer says democrats will block the republican funding bill. >> republicans do not have the votes in the senate to invoke o'clock cloture on the house cr. we're clean and unified on a cr that will keep the government open and give congress time to negotiate bipartisan legislation that can pass. i hope our republican colleagues join us to avoid a shut down on friday. >> todd: florida senator ashley moody joining us now. you're one of 100 senators that will ultimately decide this. is schumer right, are we headed for a shut down? >> i've been up here over a month, i'm one of the newest senators and i'm continuously shocked by these people. if this is a shut down, it'll be the schumer shut down. this is pleatly the hand of the

dens and republicans are focussed on keeping the government open, making sure we're not disrupting the lives of the american people and american workers and we want to keep government moving to deliver on the mandate that the american people gave president trump and help him get hiss agenda done. if this government shuts down, you have republicans that have enervate voted on a continues resolution and we want to keep the government open and making progress and getting wins for the american people. we're dealing with the perfect storm here. you have we need to keep moving

for the american people and focus and get serious and devilling in and cutting spending and making sure we don't drive this country off a cliff by spending to death. >> i'm informed by my experience as a parent and i have a child in stool. many times they're driven by emotion and cannot step back and look at big picture and what is good for their future and on going lives. that's what we're dealing with with a bop much of democrats that want a show and a show

down, but this shut down will be on schummer and that's how everyone should understand this and republicans moving far in a proactive way and delivering for the mandate given to president trump and helping him accomplish his mission but deliver for the continuity and success and greatful of the -- greatness of the united states of america. >> todd: trying to deliver for those serving us so selflessly and the helper act helping law enforcement, first responders and teachers buy homes and live in the communities they serve and you have these very, very wealthy areas where the teachers teach and can't afford to live there because those individuals don't get maid a lot and that carries through to cops and other first responders and the like. why did you choose this as one of your first priorities in the senate? >> i've worked hand-in-hand with law enforcement and seen incredible accomplishments and

sacrifices they make and wife of law enforcement officer. it's so important. look at what's happening in new york right now. you have a .q that's passing policies that not only doesn't support officers and making their lives more dangerous. standing up saying we can't do these jobs. the governor then fires thousands of them. i'm considering folks move down south like florida where there's no income tax and great weather and i'll fight for this just as i did for florida attorney general. >> todd: senator moody, thank you so much. >> carley: and we thank your husband for his service as well. >> thank you. >> todd: joking with the prime

minister of the white house when asked about rosie o'donnell moving to ireland. >> know who she is? >> yeah. >> better off not knowing. >> carley: joe concha going to join us to react to that next. but first, steve doocy has a look at what's coming up on "fox & friends". >> every day is different. never lets you down. >> carley: no, he doesn't. >> on "fox & friends," in -- let's see, 10 minutes and 25 seconds, searching in missing college student in pine punta canna entering the seventh day and we'll speak to a man that stayed there at the hotel the night she went mis-ing. what he's retrialing oct the 27 -- experiencing on that

situation. we'll ask a dhs official about that migrant sheller and how one de-transitioner is trying to make sure your tax mayer money is not funding hospitals, changing sexes of children. plus, mode ya, claiming tram -- media claiming trump's economy is heading towards recession but what about all the wins for every day american this is week? we'll tech athletics you about those you don't hear on the other channels. big east tournament kicks off today on fox so we're showing off our basketball moves. all that and so much more coming up at the top of the hour. todd and carley, back in a couple. you're watching "fox & friends" first. woah, woah. your empower investment account has grown. you earned it, so... (♪) get good at money. so you can be a little bad. empower. if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis... symptoms can sometimes hold you back.

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>> carley: west virginia governor patrick raisi the riley gaines law. the longstanding means of the word, sex, male and female and also ban men from women's bathrooms, locker rooms and other private facility, the new law was inspired by emily salerno who refused to compete against a biological male at track competition in 2023. there you have it. >> todd: rosie o'donnell may mayhave flowed ireland but hasnt escaped donald trump's wrath. >> while in the world let rosie o'donnell move to ireland and

happiness. >> thank you, i like that question. do you know you have rosie o'donnell? do you know who she is? do you know who she is? >> you are better off not knowing. >> fox news contributor joe concha joins me now. we know celebrities always threaten to leave the country because of trump, but rosie actually followed through with it so credit to her. trump is loving it though, joe. >> oh, yes. and when you look at, todd, the accomplishments of president trump in his first seven weeks in office. one can make the argument that the border going from as high as 10,000 border crossings a day under joe biden going to virtually nonexistent. that's arguably a big one. when you consider trump compelled rosie o'donnell to self-deport out of country. hard to say that's not the biggest accomplishment for trump 2.0. overall trump seems so relaxed and jovial in public situations when you compare him to his first term, todd a time he wasn't necessarily comfortable

with cabinet and team. he was dogged by all the russian collusion hoax. this comes out in the form of comedy. it's often quite hilarious. when you juxtapose that with democrats who are, when they're not singing, come across as angry, old, unhinged, zero humor. it's quite the telling contrast, todd. >> todd: joe, i know you have a list of other people how think trump would like to help self-deport. i don't want to you have a uncomfortable meeting with management today. keep it in your back pocket, concha. disney scaling back snow white premier with controversy sur rounding the live action remake. variety reports, quote: the red carpet will not include the dozens of media outlets usually invited by disney and said coverage will be limited to photographers and a house crew. now, look, this woke white has been mired in controversy, literally since the beginning and now it seems disney knows it made colossal mistake and really

trying to slow roll and down play the role. >> the controversy all centers around actress rachel ziegler plays a latina snow white in the lead this is today's disney about checking off boxes and altering the classics in the name of woke. ziegler calls the original snow white quote extremely dated and slammed central romance. let me quote ziegler here snow white is not going to be saved by the prince. not dreaming about true love. dreaming about the leader she knows she can be. this isn't a hillary clinton documentary. it's freakin' snow white. lee my classics alone. >> todd: i think that's the point because you have read those classics to your children. i read them to mine. there is something simple about them. there is something traditional. there is something timeless about them. and i understand hollywood likes to remake things because they have a financial interest in doing so.

but, you and i both know if you remake something and keep to the original story line, just put in new actors, it's often pretty good. when you rewrite the theme and rewrite the story and get whatever this is, people aren't going to watch it. and that's what disney is now realizing, joe. >> yeah. disney used to make billion dollars movies in their sleep, basically. every time they have a remake a classic and put it out there, billion dollars, easily, no problem. just different actors because our kids today probably didn't see the 1937 original in snow white's case. instead, here, it's all about all right, we got make sure check out this box, that box. now they're losing money hand over first. it's incredible. >> you know my favorite movie tangled. rapunzel it's amazing. i talk to carley about tangled all the time. >> carley: he talks about it all the time. >> todd: "fox & friends" starts right now.