i want to thank my wife lauren and our 11 month old son levi. lauren, thank you for being my moral compass, the brains behind our operation, and my best friend. [applause] i know there have been a few discussions since election day. governors do still need to take out the trash. levi is truly -- where did levi go? he is truly the m.v.p. of the 2020 for election. what you don't know is there's no way we would have won the election without levi giving us a solid, uninterrupted 11 hours of sleep every night during the campaign. it's no joke. my wife is a master sergeant of sleep. and to the best big brothers, wyatt and owen, how about a math question? you ready? how can 10 plus 10 and 11 plus 11 equal the same thing? that's right. 10 plus 10 equals 20 and 11 plus 11 equals 22. you didn't have that on your bingo card, did you? math questions? i'm incredibly proud to call delaware my home. delaware instilled in me a deep sense of purpose, and understanding of right and wrong, a belief in hard work. delaware is my community, my family, my land of poss

lauren? >> lauren: hey, steve. wewe continue to get encouraging news out of the vatican. is he stable with no ill effects from friday's respiratory crisis. rumblings behind the scenes at the vatican that the immediate crisis is actually over. however, the vatican still saying the prognosis is guarded meaning the pope is not yet out of danger. doctors at the hospital continue to aggressively treat the 88-year-old pontiff for double pneumonia. this morning the pope got up and had breakfast. started regular oxygen therapy. he does not need the more intense mechanical mask. he tends to run the vatican from hospital quarters meeting with two high ranking vatican officials sunday. neither have said how long the pope will remain hospitalized but some medical experts say 10 to 15 more days. meanwhile, in st. peters basilica sunday evening the rosary vigil nightly on the mysteries of the faith for the healing of the pope. >> again -- we pray together for the whole church with the help of the holy father, francis. >> lauren: around the world prayers from faithful catholics south af

our chief religion correspondent, lauren green, is live in rome. lauren. >> reporter: hey. progress, slow progress towards healing, but the vatican says his prognosis is still guarded. i am in rome, and i will have the latest coming up. ok guys, instead of getting weathertech, i saved a few bucks and got some cheap, foreign made floor mats. but they really stink, so put these on. ♪ really, gary? mom, i'm thirsty. don't settle for cheap, stinky floor mats. at weathertech we make our floorliners and cargo liners here in america, out of pure non-toxic american materials. dad, next time get weathertech. they don't stink! i'm on it. find out everything we have at wt.com. jon: the9 vatican says pope francis remains in stable condition today reporting he is resting and in prayer. he released a written statement who to two days after suffering an episode of rest pri if story distress. lauren green is live from rome where the pope is recovering. lauren. >> reporter: hey, jon. well, you know, the latest news, the latest updates out of the vatican continue to be encouraging. as you sa

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rachel: thank you, lauren. of great report. peter: thank, lauren.eanwhile, there is a poll on christianity and how it has basically stabilized in america. 62% in 2024 saying that they are poll say there? they are christian, okay. so what we're seeing is that there was a decline in christianity and and in in america. it's now -- faith in america. i talked to father mike about this earlier, and one of the things that's stabilizing it is that you're seeing young men if actually growing in their faith and affiliation to the christian faith which is really interesting. here's what he had to say. watch. >> when there isn't anything more offered, anything more than just, hey, here is financial success is, here's worldly success is, here is success on, say, a playing field, a sports field, if nothing more is offered, then nothing more will be reached for. but i think what i've seen is i've seen normal people and in many ways our culture has allowed the concept of god to once again be presented as a viable option. and not only as a viable option, but as a so

lauren martinez abc seven news. >> some lawmakers are coming to the defense of the president. one of them is south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> somebody asked me, am i embarrassed about trump? i have never been more proud of the president. i was very proud of j.d. vance standing up for our country. we want to be helpful. what i saw in the oval office was disrespectful, and i don't know if we can ever do business with zelensky again. >> graham went on to say zelensky should resign or change how he does business. >> all right, let's move on. a live look outside tonight and this picture is going to change in a few hours. there is rain on the way. meteorologist sandia patel is here with when it's going to arrive. >> sandia dan tomorrow night. yes it is back to reality here in the bay area weekend storm. it's a level one on live doppler seven inching towards our region. it's already pushing a westerly swell in our direction. beach hazards statement until 9 a.m. tomorrow. breakers up to 14ft 9:00 tomorrow morning to 9 p.m. monday. it becomes a high surf advisory as the waves

ralph lauren, off the shoulder, sequined gown, lush color, beautiful.ma stone, always, yeah, always great. and xi is a little bit on a basket or so, you know, says wailuku it's like a tank dress. but of course, it's different kind of temperatures because it's all covered in swarovski crystals. and of course, another big trend was safe. and we so much for ariana grande chanel, the obscene mail that would walked on the red carpet. i was like, yeah. as queen wicked queen in scupper ellie spring haute couture 2025 speaking of crystals 190,000 crystals as well. it was the safe was the shape that and of course, the queen cynthia erivo, she just screamed presents what you want what she walked in. and it's like the start for screen. it's like health about tool or darlie games in louis vuitton and michelle yeoh. she never disappoint. michelle, i say says way ballance royal blue gown strap. listen with rate and earrings. i love the jewelry by share all and then monica barbaro. she's kind of a new comer. we don't see a lot of her. she nailed yes, she nailed it as

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lauren martinez abc seven news. >> some lawmakers are coming to the defense of the president.ne of them is south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> somebody asked me, am i embarrassed about trump? i have never been more proud of the president. i was very proud of j.d. vance standing up for our country. we want to be helpful. what i saw in the oval office was disrespectful, and i don't know if we can ever do business with zelensky again. >> graham went on to say zelensky should resign or change how he does business. >> all right, let's move on. a live look outside tonight and this picture is going to change in a few hours. there is rain on the way. meteorologist sandia patel is here with when it's going to arrive. >> sandia dan tomorrow night. yes it is back to reality here in the bay area weekend storm. it's a level one on live doppler seven inching towards our region. it's already pushing a westerly swell in our direction. beach hazards statement until 9 a.m. tomorrow. breakers up to 14ft 9:00 tomorrow morning to 9 p.m. monday. it becomes a high surf advisory as the waves wi

lauren, thank you so much. john. >> three years ago, lindsey graham would be surprised by last night. lindsey graham. all right. with us now is christine quinn, executive committee chair for the state of new york's democratic committee and former white house spokesperson under president george w. bush. pete, see, friends, i'm going to change focus a little bit to this speech tomorrow night. and what else the president will or will not discuss, because the wall street journal and politico and a lot of people are writing this morning about what donald trump, the president, has not been focused as much on stephen moore, who is a fierce ally of president trump for years and years, now raises some concerns about how this white house isn't addressing the economy so much. stephen moore says, quote, i'm nervous about it. stephen moore, a veteran outside adviser to trump on economic issues. we have a graphic of this. the trump administration needs to keep its eye on what's happening with prices. it should be a top prior

lauren: right, you just explained it right there.y the second time a commercial company has landed a vehicle on the lunar surface, but something special about firefly landing, they are hailing it as the first fully successful landing, because even though another did land their land or for the first time last year, that lender did tip over when it reached the surface. it was coming into fast, so it had to end its mission prematurely. with firefly, it looks like they set the landing upright, and they even got really great pictures from the lander as soon as they made it to the surface. so from all we've seen so far, it looks like a pretty successful mission through and through. jackie: loren, how much room is there for startups operating in the space race to really get in here? because a lot of the news we hear is around spacex. loren: yeah. absolutely, this specific mission was to help fund private and partner companies to develop lunar landers to reach the surface of the moon. the something nasa really wants them a very diverse ecosy

by that is lauren simonetti.ty sure will be returning here by tomorrow morning, i certainly hope so the 25% heroes on mexico and canada and changing the name of the americano drink a canadianos pretty seems like americans are united against california how can we get back on track after this after this reaction canada mostly to do with the constant barbs with trump and trudeau who is still in power for 22 days there is a very negative relationship there it is gotten worse because justin trudeau has put out post while he's in europe stirring up anti-trump sentiment, these guys never liked each other and trudeau has nothing to lose he's been kicked up by his party he is in his last days causing a true medicine amount of banks trump goes with the 51st state and that makes canadians crazy. the truth is that is not being discussed at all is not part of the narrative that is occurring as we speak. in washington, d.c. because there's no leadership at the federal level there is no active prime minister that is relevant it

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. >> is it lauren boebert? >> no no no no. >> take marjorie. >> o. please. god. yes. >> the historic all women flight crew will include philanthropist lauren sanchez, pop star katy perry and national treasure gayle king. gayle, do not go, please. gayle king. we cannot afford to lose you. if you are a black woman journalist and you're good at your job, they are trying to silence you. they already are. i ain't like what they did to joy reid. and now they're trying to send you to space. you go interview r kelly when he get pardoned by. >> trump. >> that was offender. >> meter o. >> we'll be right back. >> twitter. that's a great name. >> we invented a whole new thing. >> no one could possibly have understood where it was going. >> twitter. breaking the bird premieres march 9th on cnn. >> let's start with the. >> eye chart. >> what makes you. >> think i can read? >> you can talk. >> and you booked an eye exam online. >> okay. good points. >> top line. >> this is a. >> quality comprehensive exam. >> come again? >> you asked me to top line it for you. >> okay. bottom l

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well imagine, so united managed to ruben and lauren has hits back up formerly known as it's a win rooney for calling him now eve, it followed united his f, a cup of defeat to pull them off. so $11.00, draw the trophy hold is lost on penalties. to for them who move on to the quote of finals. that's now 10 defeats in 20 for games, since i'm or i'm, it took over united is this, the overall goal is still to win the premier me, even if loony, believes that is unlikely. our goal is to win the premium, at least, maybe not leave me. but our goal as a club, the board is winning the premier league like we did in the past. we've all the, the great glories in the legends of the scrub. and we want to do vision and we know that we are in the difficult moment. and i'm not knife. that's why i'm, he is coaching the bed for 2 years older. and i'm interested in that. you know, his next phase. we also see that in new york city, they were beaten for now as far as alona and had the men sense of, i mean yeah, my left. so the few skills to help set top boxes 1st. so when puts them back on top of lady just 1.2 o

. >> todd: lauren green joins us live from rome. >> we continue to get encouraging news out of rome.friday's respiratory crisis, the immediate crisis is over. the vatican saying prognose is guarded and the pope is not out of danger yet. news got a shot of the pope's hospital window. he is still on oxygen therapy, not the mechanical mask. he runs the vatican from his hospital room. the rosary vigil sunday evening, nightly meditation for healing of the pope. >> again, we pray together with the whole church for health of the holy father pope francis. >> around the world prayers from faithful catholics in south africa, held a special mass for the ailing pontiff. >> reaction to his illness throughout the world shows how much he's met to the world not just to the catholic church. >> the pope appears to be on the mend, there is sadness he will not lead the most solemn peddior leading up to easter sunday. >> todd: president trump moving forward with plan to establish u.s. crypto reserve. and will host a crypto summit on friday. >> carley: cheryl casone, please explain what is going on? >> ch

shannon: lauren, thank you very much for the update. my new episode of living the bream drops today, i talk with joel rosenberg about a his latest book. check it out wherever you like to get your podcasts, and don't forget, potential coverage of the president's joint address to congress on tuesday. have a wonderful week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪ trey: good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm trey gowdy and it's sunday night in america. america is a country of second chances and alice plea johnson is prove of that. she captured our attention when president trump first commuted her sentence and then later issued her a pardon in his first term. >> she has been just so outstanding and i'm so proud of you, and we're giving alice a full pardon, and that means you can do whatever you want in life and just keep doing the great job you're doing. trey: how do we balance redemption and mercy and johnson is now the pardon czar. what is she looking for as she searches for others that might be worthy of a second chance? welco

she was going for sofia lauren. this is a ralph lauren dress. it is covered in crystals.hen she walked out wearing this was so incredible. his jaw dropped because he didn't even know she was going to wear it. the designers don't know until they step out. so there's a mirrored crystal effect. there was apparently 7,000 elements. >> with the flashes going, this might be my favorite look of the whole night. incredible. mikey madison who had, of course, the surprise win, and this is a sweet dress. >> this is actually a dior dress and it's made in a recreation of an original dior dress from the 1950s. it was the pink with the bow and then this velvet bodice on it and the deep train. she was an absolute winner in it. this took 400 hours to create. >> you are always good with the numbers here. do we know roughly how many perils were in this dress? >> 22,000 pearls, beads and crystals. look at that detail. she also had pearls in her hair taken from the dress and popped into her hair by the hair stylist. >> thank you so much. >> back to reality. >> take a nap. we will see you for

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lauren toms shows us how they're raising money and support to change that. >> reporter: every practice mercy high school's volleyball and basketball teams takes place not in their own gym, but here. about ten miles away at the all boys high school in san mateo. and senior class president says it is time to serve up some change. >> it is really difficult, especially the commute here. i just know we wouldn't have this problem if we were a co-ed school. >> reporter: for at least a quarter of a century, the all girls catholic high school, one of the last of its kind in the bay area has not had the functioning athletic facility. no place for athletes to call their own. >> it is almost diminishing in a way because i know we have championship rings and we could have our own banners. >> reporter: at mercy, it's been a part of her barrier breaking volleyball team, outperforming schools to clinch a championship in 2024. even so her trophies and rings are kept on storage. but a campaign to raise enough money to construct a new athletic facility on the campus is nearing their goal, mercy is $1.5 m

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from the hair to the jewels, she strutted down the red carpet in a custom ralph lauren gown. it's a nod to a similar dress worn by icon sophia loren. selena gomez looking beautiful with one final old hollywood look to wrap up a phenomenal award season. they say the hardest part of getting something done let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percent. a couple of our cities have already ended tobacco sales. a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening. >> welcome back. we wanted to update you on the earthquake. just felt in the los angeles area, it registered as a 3.99. so that's relatively small in the world of earthquakes. but we still wanted you to know it was centered or it right in north hollywood area. so not that far from here, not that far from our television station in glendale. so a 3.9 earthquake rocked this area on oscar night. also on this

comes to work in the same outfit basically every day, which is a sort of big denim skirt and ralph lauren button down and her hair and a bun and and a scarf usually. no, nothing. nothing dramatic like that. no, no, that's not that's not so. and which is completely brilliant. and and knew what you know, every agreement back the beginning said and and she she was she came into the state department and the legal office and the legal advisors office. so she she was, you know just stone cold, solid all of all of the legal stuff. and she was you know, she was my confidant and and what i say the book my confidant and partner in crime and was really good and she's still there i mean she's still doing her thing at state i mean, something that's striking about almost any issue that comes before united nations. and it's certainly been the case with the history of the climate negotiations is that although there are various coalitions of countries and, you know, those different coalitions exceptionally well, there's one overall bifurcation, which are the industrialized countries and the developing wor

i, reporting with my colleague sarah ferris and lauren fox, highlights how the doge cuts in particular are raising shutdown fears. a major question will trump allow congress to fund federal agencies that he and elon musk want to dismantle? and for democrats who have leverage because their votes will be needed, they want to force trump to spend money appropriated by congress. but the gop chairwoman, chairwoman of a key senate committee, susan collins, tells me that the democratic demands won't fly in the gop led congress. what are you going to do? democrats who say that they should force the administration to spend money here? is that feasible in this effort? >> well, you know, manu. >> who controls both. >> chambers. and who's in the white house. >> my excellent panel is back. just a reminder about the shutdowns that occurred over the last several presidencies. there were two that happened with donald trump. none that happened with joe biden. the one when trump, of course, was the longest shutdown in the history of the united states. about 35 days or so. that was after trump seemed to

think joe biden realized halfway through the campaign that kamala harris had put up her good friend, laurene jobs, to do private polling, which she circulated around donors showing that joe biden had no chance after the debate. and then the donors shut their wallets. and i think joe biden has good cause to suspect that kamala harris was playing her own game on that. >> yeah, i suspect that. jason, what about you? >> yeah. look, i don't think kamala harris had it in her. i think the way joe biden quickly put kamala harris in that position and endorsed her was kind of, quite frankly, screwing over barack obama and nancy pelosi and the rest of the democratic party, because there's no way she would have gotten the nomination by herself. so it was, hey, you did this to me. i'm going to do this back to you. and that's. >> why i don't think either one of. >> them was going to ever beat donald trump. by the way. >> i don't think i don't think either one, their policies failed. and, you know, when she when kamala went on the view and said she did nothing differently, that was over when she couldn't d

. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. this could be a defining 24 hours for the u.s. not just in these russia-ukraine peace talks but also in its global positioning in its relations with its long-time allies going forward. first, the fireworks. >> you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. with us you start having cards. >> i'm not playing cards. >> you're gambling with -- >> reporter: then the fallout. >> yes, i think it was not good. i think it was not good because had a lot of different dialogues. >> reporter: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy last night telling fox news he regretted the oval office showdown that stunned the country and the world. >> i'm not aligned with putin. i'm not aligned with anybody. >> reporter: his vice president interjecting. >> what makes america a good country is america engaging in good diplomacy. that's what president trump is doing. >> reporter: zelenskyy telling vance trump violated a cease-fire. >> he broke the cease-fire. he killed our people. what kind of diplomacy? what do you mean? >> i'm talking a

. >> first of all, va-va-v have not seen ralph lauren this.ful. really was the old hollywood glamour that we saw throughout. i thought the hair and makeup really was beautiful. >> slicked back hair. a lot of very clean faces. >> michael: halle berry looks fantastic. i marry colors. >> this is my daddy brain. i see timothee chalamet, michelle yeoh. that is preschool primary colors. [laughter] >> michael: like a bag of skittles. >> awesome. >> primary colors on the red carpet are really hard to pull off, and somehow they all did it in an impeccable way. i think it was hard on purpose. unexpected. really bold. >> so nice. >> robin: colman domingo. >> wanted to look like love. that is the reason he where the red appeared it was a smoking jacket. beautiful belt. tassels on the end. vintage bracelet that also had a little fringe at the end. >> michael: he is always ahead of everybody else. tiffany, a lot of mona rocks the red carpet, but one of your favorites was omar apollo. >> seeing them in the background, they all agree with me. [laughter] such

you know, lauren, it's very interesting right now on doge.this doge idea to cut waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government? they'll go, hey, that's a great idea. you talk about the specifics, though, suddenly and when people see it in their own life, suddenly it becomes more unpopular. so it does seem democrats need to push the message of, you know, flight safety being impacted, nuclear safety being impacted, food safety being impacted, the medication that we give our children and our parents being i mean, you could go down the list where they've actually fired people and had to bring them back. but there's a lot of cutting here that's a problem. but i will say and i'm curious what your thoughts are. thoughts are doge is just a drop in the bucket. as mike allen has said, fiscally but also politically, when we start seeing these massive cuts voted on, that's going to impact hospitals in upstate new york, hospitals in central pennsylvania, hospitals in alabama, universities in alabama, universities in iowa, research funding for alzheimer'

estÁ kim kardashian, rosalÍa, sofÍa vergara y lauren sÁnchez. jomari: primera cosa.se asusten. es una tendencia. habÍa como cinco celebridades enormes. zoe saldaÑa se le veÍa. ya es una tendencia. [hablan a la vez] a mi me gusta porque es algo que no cualquiera se puede poner. eso y la moda. maggie: el diseÑo tambiÉn me gusta, pero no me gusta el color. >> en cambio a mÍ me gusta el color para ella. jomari: tenemos contradicciÓn todos juntos. [risas] kylie jenner con este vestido negro. he sacado de archivo. pienso que de los aÑos que menos anterior se ha llevado ella porque ella siempre de las mÁs habladas, pero este aÑo ha pasado desapercibido. maggie: creo que es un vestido espectacular. tiene todo lo que a mÍ me gusta. discreta, el encaje es espectacular. jessica: vamos con haydee. acaba de dar a luz hace cinco meses. me atrevo a decir que su primer alfombra luego de dar a luz. quÉ piensan? >> a mi me gusto. me parece que se veÍa elegante, sobria y muy sencilla. como decimos aquÍ en hollywood menos es mÁs. [hablan a la vez] >> era un vestido x. >> para ella que t

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lauren, in particular, welcome to this program. lauren, has the world changed?�*m not sure it's a moment >> i'm not sure it's a moment that changed the world. i think it's the culmination of a change that's been happening for quite a while. i think the way that the united states is voting, the people that it�*s choosing to put in office now has been a trend that's been going for probably five, ten years or so. that has culminated in donald trump and his two presidencies. the end result of which is this this transition towards an america first. why should we bail you out? why we spend money on this mentality that reaches not just from, you know, fairly minor aid expenditure issues in, you know, small aid projects somewhere in the congo. but right the way up to the defence of europe. the united states has been pivoting away from feeling that it needed to defend europe for a while. the eu has been slow. the united kingdom has been slow to recognise its need to upscale. given that the united states has been retreating. 50 i think that been retreating. so i think tha