shannon. >> shannon: tough work. phil, thank you for covering it.ks in wisconsin today, as progressives and his party push to connect a massive new spending strategy to climate change. white house correspondent kevin corke shows estimate. >> good evening. it didn't take long, did it? in the hours and days after the tragedy in south florida. experts, pundits and you guessed it, gadflies, all rushing about the possibility that climate change may have had an impact on the building collapse. if you know washington, you know it means politicizing the problem and never letting a crisis go to waste. >> obviously we don't know fully but we do know that the seas are rising. we are losing inches and inches of beaches, not just in florida but all around. >> granted she was just responding to a question but in her answer, energy secretary jennifer granholm seemed to imply that climate change could have been because of the tragic building collapse in florida. >> we will have to wait to see with the analysis is but the issue about resiliency and making sure we ad

great to have all of you with us tonight. >> great to hear, shannon. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: onethe cities that we have followed for over a year now has been portland, whether if and months of trouble. "the washington post" now digging into that as the rest of much of the country has been unaware of what actually is going on there although we've been reporting on. it says anarchists an increase of violent prime high grass dominic hijacked portland's -- they talk about the police disbanding a unit that focused specifically on gun violence. they quote the police chief saying that i know it being the chief and being a black sheep in particular, this movement to really exclude police from some -- it really bears the brunt on the african-american community. he says they have an outsized impact on people of color. what do you make of that? because so much of this is about trying to find progress, trying to have conversations about social justice and police reform. this police chief is saying some of the hardest hit communities are the ones who are asking for the most help. >> of course

shannon. >> shannon: lauren green in new york, thank you so much, lauren.mer south carolina state trooper speaking out tonight about this month's double murder of a mother and son from a prominent myrtle family and the possible connection to a now-reopened fatal 2015 cold case investigated but never believed was actually the result of an alleged hit-and-run. >> nothing about this case from the very beginning pointed towards it being hit-and-run. there was no evidence that, you know, pointed towards a vehicle even being involved in it. it looks like it was more staged, look possibly the body had been placed in the roadway. >> shannon: so the coroner's report of the time concluded that 19-year-old stephen smith was most likely killed by being hit in the head by the mirror of a passing semitruck. police said he was walking on a two-lane road after running out of gas. you can hear the trooper is not buying that an apparent live there's been something discovered in this double murder that may be connected to that case. as we showed you, we are continuing to moni

shannon. >> shannon: phil, thank you very much. the biden administration is under fire for air strikes targeting iranian backed militias near the iraq-syria border. u.s. troops in syria were under fire literally tonight from rockets fired by militias there. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking all of this tonight. >> good evening. this was not the first air strike in the region by the biden administration but it certainly drew a lot more fire here at home as members of the president's own party question his strategy and even the wisdom of what some are calling another military escalation. >> i directed last night air strikes targeting sites used by the iranian backed militia group responsible for recent attacks on the u.s. personnel in iraq. >> carrying out air strikes against iran backed militias near the iraq-syria border, the biden administration made clear its willingness to retaliate against actions against u.s. interests. in this case in response to drone attacks on u.s. forces in iraq. a pentagon spokesperson sa

i am shannon bream in washington.aking, president biden embarking on his first official trip abroad as his domestic agenda is hitting a wall at home. we'll have a live report in the u.k. ahead of the g7 summit. surveillance video of shoplifters using a baseball bat to beat a 65-year-old worker who was trying to stop them from stealing a case of beer. we have got the details as experts warned the summer can be especially violent. aerospace and defense company lockheed martin defending spending on training. we begin across the pond. president biden gearing up for a week of international relations. benjamin hall has the latest. good thursday morning to you. >> good morning, shannon. as he said, for the last five months president biden has been grappling with a host of domestic issues. there has been a growing list of international threats that has to be confronted. the next week is going to test his ability to do so. president biden arrived eight hours ago at an air force base. he met with u.s. troops stationed here and

shannon? >> shannon: all right. have much more and we will see you again at midnight tonight fox news at night. see you then. >> you bet. >> shannon: up next, derek chauvin is sentenced in connection with to the death of george floyd. >> i beg for justice for my brother. some type of accountability. we got justice but not enough justice. ♪ sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with uc or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and s

shannon. >> shannon: okay, we know you will.we have some good positive things to talk about a little bit later in the show so we will see you then. >> great stuff, i will see later. >> shannon: newly released emails, we are learning information tonight about how top u.s. health experts including dr. anthony fauci responded to early reports that the coronavirus possibly could have originated from a lab accident in wuhan. chief break news correspondent trace gallagher is on the case tonight digging through those emails for us. good evening, trace. >> good evening. many of these 3200 emails obtained under the freedom of information act are redacted, so we don't have the full context, but in all, there is a wealth of information that appears to show dr. anthony fauci was, at the very least, repeatedly incorrect and at the very most deliberately misleading. let's begin with mask wearing. dr. fauci first said they were not necessary, then said they were and explained away his change of heart saying he was concerned about a shortage of

i'm shannon bream tonight in new york city. >> shannon: breaking tonight, we're learning more about the bombshell report that state department officials were allegedly warned not to pursue the covid investigation. we did into the report which former state officials have now confirmed. also breaking, a new report about the recent aerial sightings. are ufo's? we'll tell you what the government is and isn't saying. this star from "the office" is friending and we'll tell you why. our woke expert will weigh in. let's begin. with the covid origin story and the reportedly suppressed theory that the virus could have escaped from the wuhan lab. >> the bombshell report is 12,000 words but the key phrase in the report is five words. smells like a cover-up. that statement was made by thomas denanny saying it opened a can of worms and digging into the wuhan lab theory could bring attention to the u.s. helping to fund gain of function research at the wuhan lab. gain of function is where a virus is made more contagious to ostensibly come up with a vaccine. fox news was told there was an effort to oppo

shannon. >> shannon: their sixth day of searching for survivors. the death toll of the collapsed florida building now stands at 11. search crews continue to still look for 150 people missing, insisting that massive operation is not yet shifting to recovery mode. family members are being taken to the rescue site for briefings, and a firsthand look. as the "miami herald" reports that they warned of damage less than two days before the collapse. these images of the damage obtained by the herald. for the tower's condo association, responding by saying "the board retained experts and trusted experts, and at no time where they told of an imminent threat of danger or collapse. they were proper channels that could have been filed to take steps to rectify up to and including evacuation." steve harrigan is live with more. hello, steve. >> shannon, there are 210 rescue workers on the pile of rubble right now. from south florida and even from around the world. mexico, israel. they are working 12-hour shifts around the clock. we are hearing from officials that

shannon. >> shannon: benjamin, thank you so much.r the next couple days the international spotlight will be shine even brighter and president biden's time on the world stage, including that first face-to-face with vladimir putin. let's bring in the panel. jessica karloff and host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. there's been some criticism and praise per president biden on how he's doing. here's a snippet of some of the things getting attention. >> i know you all know but a lot of people may not know what covid is. harassing the full potential of those who are harassing, or going to have to try to change things. i'm going to get in trouble with staff if i don't do this the right way. i may get trouble with my staff. go ahead. >> shannon: steve, i don't assess your fan of the president but how do you feel so far? >> i will take a pass on commenting on any of that and focus on the substance. there wasn't very much substance. it seems that the trip so far for biden has been a branding exercise and the brand he's been pushing his

shannon. >> shannon: laura ingle in new york, thanks.an update on the story we've been covering on "fox news @ night" for almost a year. the st. louis cobalt mark and patricia mccloskey who went viral last summer for displaying their guns to a group of blm protesters they say had broken down gait and trespassed on their private property. they have pled guilty to misdemeanor charges. they've agreed to give up weapons. the mccloskeys said they felt threatened and armed themselves. breaking tonight, governor newsom declaring a state of emergency due to excessive heat and strain on the energy grid. officials there and in texas a residence better buckle down on using energy during this scorching heat wave. correspondent christina coleman is monitoring both situations. good evening. >> good evening, shannon. the sweltering heat is putting significant demand on california's power grid so we are in the middle of a flex alert meaning california residents are asked to voluntarily conserve energy to avoid rolling blackouts. the sweltering heat is s

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shannon. >> shannon: alex hogan, thank you very much.article by an investigative reporter in the "usa today" opinion section is shedding new light on and under the radar conference call including dr. anthony fauci and a number of international scientists in february of 2020. they were discussing the origins of covid-19. the author writes "the teleconference on february 1st, 2020, appears to have played a pivotal role in shaping the early views of several key scientists whose published papers and public statements contributed to the shutting down of legitimate discussion about whether a laboratory in wuhan, china, might have ignited the covid-19 pandemic." let's discuss this with the panel, chris hahn. jack brewer. thank you for being back with us. >> great to be here. >> shannon: a lot of the centers around the fact that there were experts on the call. christian anderson came up in the emails, sending an email to dr. fauci saying that there's features that look potentially engineered. in the usa report they say three days after that, the

shannon? >> shannon: thanks.ection day in new mexico's first congressional district. the race is expected to be a key indicator of how voters regard the left's progressive agenda. our correspondent has the story. >> traditionally democrats dominate in albuquerque but experts say today's race for new mexico's first congressional district may expose how voters feel about democrats' agenda so far. >> the house of representatives is extremely close right now so every district matters. so yes, there is a lot of attention being placed on this race. >> republican state senator mark -- is running against democratic state representative melanie stanceberry. he accused stansberry are backing a far left agenda with her support of the breathe act, a measure which calls for defunding some police departments. >> the democrats have gone so far left, they have nominated an incredible radical that would fit right into the aoc wing of the party. >> with crime surging in new mexico and nationally, moore is embracing a pro law enfor

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the shannon >> shannon: dominic kevin, thank you for that. great news to share with us, stick around and come back. thanks, kevin. with former president trump addressing the republican convention saturday night, he plans to tear into anthony fauci, admits revelations of what he knew and when he knew it. let's discuss the dynamics of media coverage of former versus current administrations, joe concha, welcome back. >> shannon, i like the 80s look you have tonight. i don't know if it's because you're going to studio for dominic 54 afterwards, i'm enjoying this, well done. >> shannon: thank you, 1180s five. as much as where having in new york, i don't think the clubs are open. you know me, quite the club repaired at let's talk about this, former president trump is going to speak tomorrow night, this is what an op ed, headline, don't help jump gas lately january 6 terrorist attack, it's vitally important that the rest of the media from saturday's speech delivered by the person who incited an act of terrorism designed to overturn the 2020 election

great have you both back with us. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: okay. not super smart and wonky like you guys with some of the science so i'm going to try not to go too far down the rabbit hole, but the opinion piece by the doctors, scientific experts here, very interesting prayer they point to the genetic footprints specifically or fingerprints of covid-19 and the coronavirus that underlies it, like houses covid-19. they said that in the entire class of corona viruses that include coded -- coronavirus 2. the combination, that genetic fingerprint, has never been found naturally. so they say people who are pushing this origin may explain why it happened to pick its least favorite combination. why did it replicate the choice the labs? alex, is a little bit wonky. if you understand the peace, they make it very readable and understandable but it raises a huge clue it seems. >> here's the thing, shannon. this is not a new question. the virus genome is published last january. january 2020. and scientists were raising this question, virologists were raising th

shannon? >> thank you. >> let's bring in retired jack keane, chairman of the institute at fox news senior strategic analyst. thank you for joining us. the iraqi government condemned this account. in a statement, his advisors say "they were blatant and unacceptable violation of national security." was that just something they had to say? >> pretty much. this prime minister is the strongest pro-american prime minister we've had and particularly given the strengths that they have gained an iraq ever since we pulled out of there. he's pushed back. the only one who's ever pushed back on the iraqi militia that's operating inside. what he's facing, political opposition stirred by them, a resolution last year that said u.s. troops should pull out, but the decision lies with the prime minister. the prime minister is saying, for the reasons you suggest. something he had to say. it does add to the complication of target selection and how much do we do inside of iraq? if we are going to create a situation

i am shannon bream smith. more than two years, the 3-10-year sentence near philadelphia, he said that he is prepared to serve all ten years rather than ever remit any remorse with accuser andrea constand. the state parole board denied a request for early release based on some of his actions in prison, and now 83 and very well could have spent the rest of his life behind bars until now, trace gallagher live in new york with all the breaking details as we take this part, trace. >> this is along the pennsylvania supreme court decision, and will give you the nutshell version of the time i'm back in zero four, andrea constand the victim testified that she was getting out of her professional basketball career and wanted to go into entertainment and was seeking advice and mentorship from bill cosby and invited her to his home to give her advice and instead, claims that he drugged her and sexually assaulted her. but at the time, the d.a., bruce castor decided not to prosecute. well, that opened a door for bill cosby t

. >> shannon: yeah. so many of the media outlets following the scientists, the prominent scientists coming down and shutting down the theory, although we know they still had conversations about whether the leak was a possibility. final word to you, victor. >> yeah, we have a question now were these people naive and stupid or compromised? dr. fauci says i trust these people. they're legitimate international scientists. doesn't he know if you work in china and you're under the auspices of the chinese communist government, doesn't matter how long dr. fauci has known you. you don't have freedom. your freedom depends on mouthing a party line. everybody knows that chinese scientists could be killed. is fauci naive or just covering up? bill gates said that china was doing all that they could. is he naive or does he have commercial interests in china? that's something we haven't talked about. our medical corporate establishment are conflicted. i don't think they're empirical at all anymore. they can't be trusted

now over to alex, that would wiggly i, jim shannon. well, continue. luke lee developed and political pops of the, the 4 countries of the united kingdom i'm joined today by, but jim shannon, the m p for stanford and by bob live canada and the former leader of play company. that's what i can talk to you 1st in the run up to the last month selections, things looked fair for play. come re rising support for welsh independence, but it wasn't delivered the the ballot most quite disappointing result. well, yes, if indeed you can judge the question of independence just on the basis of this ballot. the 1st minister of wales, my great couldn't quite cleverly to himself in a position that didn't totally distance himself from independence. making the point that, excuse to it, to become independent and the welsh labor party would clearly have to revisit that question. and therefore, he did not appear to be empty. it did everything he could understandably, to play, to his own strengths, which was in this circumstance, the way in which is government

i'm shannon, evan. bruce, does he know, become fuss minister audit or as effect of some other arrangement that's not altogether clear from us? observing the scene was going to happen, installment. that's what we want to know from you. shannon. evan does not want to be the 1st minister. there is some indication of others. he may be in line for the american story was the original person for the name, the 1st minister. i understand the marvin doesn't want to differ because a partial hospital. so it looks like it made the poll given older people have been given positions to day, but the ministry positions have not been felt. evan will repeat his position here and minister, where he does something past the work, and i work alongside him and many things. so he will not be the 1st minister, he will be the leader of the party was worth the or a minister. so i'm afraid alex, you have to probably we have for a few to his for those minister ill positions to be disclosed. i'm not, not circle of friends or the of th

shannon. mr. shannon: thank you, sir. i was encouraged the other day looking through some of the usda programs that there are youth loans available. what popped into my head were my two daughters that have an interest in agriculture and finding out ways of how they could add to the farm that is unique to them. what we were really missing starting out back in 2006 was some succession planning or mentor, some guidance for young beginning farmers on what has worked, what has not worked. so teaming up with that mentor that may be a seasoned farmer, looking to retire eventually, to pass that along, to give advice, and get you going on the straight and narrow to be profitability. -- profitable. so i believe finding that mentor, whether that is in your local community, anywhere across the contry, having that network of folks to give guidance. something else we ran into was business essentials. grant writing, legalities with business entities, health departments, accounting, federal tax registration all of that could be part of t

i'm shannon. evan does not want to be the 1st minister. there is some indication of others who may be in line for the i'm mervin. story was the original person talk for the name. the 1st minister. i understand the urban doesn't want to differ because of personal conduct. so it looks like it made people given older people have been given positions to day, but the ministry positions have not been admin, will repeat his position here and minister where he does something past the work and i work alongside him and many things. so he will not be the 1st minister, he will be the leader of the party was worth the or a minister. so i'm afraid alex, you'll have to probably wait for a few to his for those material possessions to be disclosed. i'm not, not circle of friends, are they of the executive? we make these decisions. but yes, it's a state the different that the leader of the party will not be the 1st minister, not in this case on the way, but there's no chance of you being summoned the cost the i have to take office unexpectedly that jump up.

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it was awesome. >> dagen: okay, shannon, you are going to talk about some holly holeholy women. >> shannongrocery store with her mom. she was cerebral palsy and her mom said she has a walker. she completely abandoned it when she saw this kid sized grocery cart and saw her start walking. they have never seen her do something like this before. this is in the very famous wynn dixie. by the way they decided to hold this big celebration for her when they figured out that she was really comfortable walking with this. they gave. >> geraldo: own special personalized cart at wynn dixie. and what i love is the employee who gave to her was a guy who has worked there 35 years. he has cerebral palsy too. he told her you can could anything. i love it, lincoln. jesse: i was in bed, bath and beyond the other day and i got one of those carts making noise humiliating. rug section i object like screech, screech, screech. everyone is looking at me like waters what are you doing in big, bath and beyond. that is such heart-warming story. >> dagen: bret, help. bret: how jesse saved the world in bed, bath and bey

i mean, i agree 100% with shannon. if you look at the last ten years, depreciation of industrial and corporate capital stock has exceeded capex for the last ten years basically corporate america has shrunk its real assets balance sheet, tried to go digital. now we are emerging from a world where there was essentially an economic collapse. there's a lot of true up or catch-up spending that has to take place, and i think it is correct not to think of 2019 as the bogey. i mean look at china even a consumer services spending, the categories are somewhere 30%, 40%, 50% above pre-pandemic levels. that's i think the service surprise coming for the u.s. economy and i think it is going to be very robust. i don't know what it means for the rates pictures, but i do know it is good for epicenter stocks and things focused on consumer demand. >> i'm also thinking of bigger, broader picture kind of things here, where if you are looking for how do you get to 4,400 in the first half of the year that tom lee has put his target on? how d

shannon homes, beloved pet ginger is on pain, meds and antibiotics, slowly walking and eating after shannon says the 16 year old outdoor cat was attacked by a coyote bewildered. i couldn't believe it at first, uh, they really don't belong around here. but with. the heat and the drought radio show a lives across the street. he was woken up thursday around 1 45 in the morning to a screeching sound. when he looked out his window, he saw coyote grabbing ginger by the neck and i just, uh, ran outside as quickly as i could. just a chest soft coyote. he gave it to good shakes as i was approaching him, and finally let go. a neighbor's surveillance camera captured who is believed to be ray on his cell phone, calling 911 as the coyote head. down shot. drive the coyote. you look like it was probably about 30 £40, probably two. ft long and maybe what? 18 to 20 inches tall, already dragged the cat out about here into the middle of the street. shannon's dad showed us where gender was discovered the next morning under the bushes in the neighbor's yard. this is how that neighbor found ginger, motionless an

i'm shannon bream.ht." it was a year ago this month, check the calendar, university of chicago economics called harold bewley questioned in public the wisdom of defunding the police. german by birth, a macro economist by trade so a fairly rational person. it may be a functional society might want to have police around.

shannon bream is up next. >> welcome to fox news at night. i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, dramatic school board meeting in a subur just outside of washington, d.c. residents leaving in handcuffs as this meeting on critical rac theory quickly shut down public comments. ♪ >> all the details you don't want to miss plus, questions tonight about a crime search al across america. the white house undercutting th connection to ongoing protest. the piano ways and in just minutes. in christian organization shoul the group be allowed to fight christian flag on public property if other public group should haven't allowed to fly their flags. we begin tonight with a board meeting on transgender policy and critical race theory they turned physical tonight in loudoun county, virginia,. multiple people were arrested, including one man who was tackled to the ground by deputies and forcefully removed from the room. at one point the sheriff's department declared the meeting as unlawful assembly after boar members abruptly cut off public comment they heard just 51 of the 259

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good evening, shannon. >> shannon: good evening, bret. so, two high profile decisions from the justices today. the white house cheering the big win for obamacare and its supporters. and a surprise for both sides in that case that set up a showdown between religious liberty and lgbtq rights. calling it a big win for the american people and a quote bvd, president biden who was vice president when okay was passed in 2010 celebrating a 7-2 victory at the u.s. supreme court today. though it was decided on a technicality and not on the merits. the newest justice amy coney barrett was among the seven who he chose to turn away the challenge to the law. democrats spent weeks during her confirmation hearings twharng she was being nominated to the court solely for the purpose of destroying the aca. >> i do believe this hearing is the clear attempt to jam through a supreme court nominee who will take healthcare away from millions of people. >> if judge barrett is confirmed, americans stand to lose the benefits that the aca provides. >> it was a surpr

shannon: they are not going to take that down.ing to my next guest, warning gop lawmakers of insidious attempt to control the republican agenda. in letter to gop rep, of the american principal project, over the last two years big tech is plotted to co-opt the gop and avoid scrutiny on the right by pouring millions of dollars to the center-right think tanks, their goal, to purchase gop acquiescence as they censor and banish conservative thought from the internet. the director of policy and government affairs for american principles joins me now. a lot of conservative think tanks, i am sick of most of, receive money from silicon valley but you say even if they keep them afloat it is a mistake. tell us. >> absolutely. what we are talking about here is purchasing these think tanks to try to keep republicans in congress from doing anything on big tech censorship. that has been going on for years, dirty little secret that the googles and facebooks of the world have poured millions of dollars into these think tanks and it has had an effe

matt bradley and shannon pettypiece. shannon, start with you. the president emphasizing that his first foreign trip is about rebuilding our relationship with our allies, restoring confidence in the united states as a partner. explain the stakes and just how does he plan to do that. >> reporter: the administration is very aware of the concern among america's allies about whether or not the u.s. can be a trusted negotiating partner, whether the u.s. is going to be there to take a leadership hole on these big issues like climate change. that, of course, comes after four years of former president donald trump really battering a lot of these alliances with his america first strategy and this nationalist approach to diplomacy. the administration says that part of this trip is about repairing those alliances because in order to tackle these big issues, they say, like climate change, like the growing economic and military threat many countries see from china, like russia as they have this, in order to tackle those, they need a united front of the democr

studio audience, shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everyone, i'm jesse. 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ crime surging across the country. but there goes the plan to solve the problem. stop building jails. >> these blaming bill a form is not evidence-based. there's no fax data to back it up. it is not acceptable for us to use jails as garbage disposals, garbage bins for human beings. if we want to reduce violent crime, if we want to reduce the number of people in our jails, the answer is to stop building more of them. the answer is to make sure that we actually build more hospitals. we pay organizers. we get people mental health care and overall healthcare, employment, et cetera. it is a support community. do not throw them away. >> jesse: while aoc it says we need fewer jails, maybe she should look at the expert homicides and shootings are surging in cities. important, mergers are up 800% from last year. we have been showing you the rise

shannon, let me start with you.have been hearing from jake sullivan around the president's upcoming trip and particularly that meeting with vladimir putin. he gave us news there saying that the president was on the phone with the ukrainian president as essentially jake sullivan was talking. of course, having to essentially defend the fact that president biden plans to meet with vladimir putin before talking to the ukrainians. >> reporter: right. we heard andrea talking about how badly the ukrainians wanted an in-person meeting. of course, not getting that, at least not that trip as far as the schedule seems to indicate. sullivan defending this putin meeting. there have been foreign policy experts who have said this could be a reward for putin. that this is a high stakes meeting in that it could elevate putin not just on the international stage but also domestically by seeming to put him side by side with the u.s. president. sullivan is saying it's strongly in the u.s. national security interest for president biden t

[laughter] >> all right, shannon, go ahead. >> shannon: , two special people, a fantastic assistant beautifuled you to make my life better and my parents wedding anniversary, check out this 1970s photo. and 45 years from sunday, congratulations to them, i love you guys and if you buy somebody a president for their anniversary, could be -- >> greg: there you go. cristhian bahena rivera >> shannon: taking lessons from jesse, well done. >> jesse: kennedy. >> kennedy: actually it is a national tone that day. kreme doughnuts, giving out free doughnuts, krispy kreme, if you are vaccinated, get a jump on your diabetes and also, listen to my podcast foxnewspodcast.com. kennedy saves the world. i love it. you stole that from me so hard, facial discretion, jesse. >> jesse: never had a problem in that department, richard. >> richard: iconic rainbow to celebrate the lgbtq ti a, skittles is going colorless on packaging and their products with the whole month of june. sadly we scoured all throughout times square and couldn't find any great skittles packages so my fellow cohost have regular skittles package

evening shannon.ge students are getting ready to die into summer break the university of indiana is getting ready for the fall. to have new endemic regulations in place expiring for students and staff. >> the website states vaccinations are required at al the campuses. those that have a medical reasons are exempt. university spokesperson telling us they are focused on moving forward with the vaccine requirement saying that this is the vast majority want to retur to classes and events. in texas employees are fighting back and they are refusing to get a vaccine. 170 workers at this hospital ar not being allowed back to work for 14 days. those that do not come back in the time of being fired. >> they are using us as guinea pigs and using america as guine pigs. this is run by the government and they can legally required the staff to get this before turning to the physical workplace. the washing formal team head coach talked and hope of before getting the vaccine with players. >> the cleveland clinic recen

joining me for the hour, shannon saccocia, boston private well. liz young, head of investment strategy at sofi a big week for her jim lebenthal here, the farmer, along with pete najarian let's check thist markets, which after the soft jobs report once again evenlying toward new record highs, perhaps on the belief the federal reserve will be more patient before making changes to the bond buying effort we will get tothat in a moment along with apple's five-week slump and what it means to your money. >>> first, new at noon big ackerman's big play for a piece of universal music group through his spac pershing square to tontone holdings i spoke with him and he told me he is excited about the deal and he expects it to be signed by june 22nd. it is a complex deal for sure. if you look at recent analyst's reports as i did, it would suggest ackman is getting a good deal goldman in a report published last month, they put the valuation $44 billion whereas ackman's bill would have an enterprise balance of $35 billion, a significant discount at least by goldma

shannon, where do you stand?d investors spooked on this. this is a different buyer for boeing since the 737 max and certainly since march and april of last year there's a bit of an impediment here for buyer to want to step in, but this is still a company that's been fairly well supported by the u.s. government, operates in a very long duration that frankly is an oligopoly, so unless you are setting these metrics for cash flow over the course of the next 12 months, i don't necessarily think this will hinder the story or change the nair fifty for boeing >> also, if you bought the dip on the delays, you would be rewarded it's really about travel demand and covid-19, and there are some potential worries. >> there were multiple waves of dips, so you have -- without a dowel, it really is about, not really just reopening, but the sustainability of global travel demand coming back, and back on getting rebuilt slowly, but again, to shannon's point, it really was, up 400 at the peak, the stock was just feeding off the this

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they were made during a search for another missing escort shannon gilbert who was missing for over a year and vanished after leaving a clients home in

i am shannon bream in washington. iraqi government over the air strikes against militia targets on the syrian border. we are monitoring events in the middle east. here in washington, house republicans prepping to hold

news live from berlin, the police arrest the prominent hong kong activists on the anniversary of the shannon square massacre. chow hung turn is known for guessing thousands onto the street to remember the 989 of violence in beijing. we caught up with shortly before her arrest. also on the show, one of germany's leading catholic figures office his resignation to the post colonial hog marks. the archbishop of munich says he has to share responsibility for the cas esther sexual abuse by clerics over the past decade. and other tests for the future of german politics. the last regional poll before the fortunes national elections takes place on sunday. germany is far right. alternative for germany could deliver an upset to muffles, long, dominant cds, and will take you to one of the host cities for next week european football championship unit, where farms will be allowed up to 14000. ah, you know, i'm and you can get in thanks. so much for joining us today marks the anniversary of beijing's 1989 chinaman square massacre in hong kong. authorities have banned the annual vidual for the victims for t

. ♪♪ never invite shannon bream to your halloween party. no. i take my job seriously. even though my decisions don't affect all of the people in connecticut. >> greg: joe, i suppose your pro politicians getting drink. you think they'll be better. >> yes. we drink on the happy hour on fox nation while you're allowed to drink while on the job. >> greg: i didn't know that. >> we drink real cocktails. it's a paid service. >> greg: i had no include. i should be there. >> that's when you do the show, you can drink. >> greg: i'm now going on your show. sunnie, does this help them or hurt them? >> i hope it exposes them. anybody that has been to a political conference after hours and seeing how these people act, maybe you would stop thinking that they're going to do something that helps the country. if you saw them when they know that, you know, nobody is looking or they got some privacy, you would not be turning over the legislation of your country to these people. >> greg: yeah, we think they're people, joe. what do you make of it? >> depend on h

shannon homes, beloved pet ginger is on pain meds and antibiotics, slowly walking and eating after shannons attacked by a coyote bewildered. i couldn't believe it at first, uh, they really don't belong around here. but with the heat and the drought, ray ochoa lives across the street. he was woken up thursday around 1 45 in the morning twist screeching found when he looked out his window. he saw coyote grabbing ginger by the neck. and i just, uh, ran outside as quickly as i could. just a chest off the coyote. he gave it to good shakes as i was approaching him, and i finally let go. a neighbor surveillance camera captured who is believed to be ray on his cell phone, calling 911 as the coyote headed down shot. drive the coyote. you look like it was probably about 30 £40, probably two ft. long. maybe what 18 to 20 inches tall. cody drag your cat out about here into the middle of the street. shannon's dad showed us where gender was discovered the next morning under the bushes in a neighbor's yard. this is how that neighbor found ginger, motionless and dehydrated. shannon took ginger to an anima

shannon homes, beloved pet ginger is on pain, meds and antibiotics slowly walking and eating after shannon says the 16 year old outdoor cat was attacked by a coyote bewildered. i couldn't believe it at first, uh, they really don't belong around here. but with the heat and the drought, ray ochoa lives across the street. he was woken up thursday around 1 45 in the morning twist screeching sound when he looked out his window. he saw a coyote grabbing ginger by the neck and i just, uh, ran outside as quickly as i could. just a chest off the coyote. he gave it to good shakes as i was approaching him, and i finally let go. a neighbor surveillance camera captured who was believed to be ray on his cell phone, calling 911 as the coyote headed down, shaw. drive the coyote. you look like it was probably about 30 £40, probably two. ft long and maybe what? 18. 20 inches tall coward. he dragged your cat out about here into the middle of the street. shannon's dad showed us where gender was discovered the next morning under the bushes in the neighbor's yard. this is how that neighbor found ginger, motionl