. >> lawrence: crazy? >> brian: the killer. >> lawrence: just insane.nd democrats slamming trump and vance after they kicked zelenskyy out of the white house. joey jones has a message for them. >> ainsley: he does. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: and we begin with a fox weather alert. a state of emergency down in the carolinas as severe wildfires are burning through more than 4200 acres in south carolina, not too far from myrtle beach. >> lawrence: when gusts of 40 miles per hour are fueling the spread of flames in some areas. more than 100 fires reported over the weekend. evacuation orders underway. >> brian: senior meteorologist janice dean has all our fox weather. janice? >> janice: here we go. here is the fire danger for parts of the southeast and the carolinas through today. and we had over 100 wildfires burning over the weekend. firefighters have gotten a handle on that. we have three big wildfires right now in parts of north carolina that are currently burning. and the winds are still going to be impacting this regi

>> lawrence: no.nforcement officers that have been killed in the line of duty by defendants who are out on multiple felony bonds. this just sends a terrible message to everyone and especially for law enforcement officers. >> lawrence: the offender has nothing to lose and by the way it was easy for him to pay the bond because he is in the drug business. it was pennies for him and his family. >> not only that, this particular defendant was also on probation and he failed all his conditions of probation. so, you have already demonstrated a clear capacity for not abiding by rules and conditions. whatten oearth makes you think you are going to abide by the conditions of a bond when you are looking a life without parole or a death penalty. >> lawrence: spot on. >> bottom line if you do get convicted, you will never breathe free air again. good grief, this is nuts. >> lawrence: fired up. we all are, thanks, andy, we appreciate it? >> you bet. >> lawrence: check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >

and nancy thinks lawrence is correct, almost always women. this was about personal finances and turned into a gender role debate. >> steve: agrees with one guy not married. >> lawrence: can i defend myself? y'all do spend, women do spend. >> ainsley: really? >> lawrence: as a man, we are happy to work and take care of our household and provide so you can spend. i'm not saying it to bash you, stating the fact. >> brian: like 1954. >> lawrence: world would be a better place. make sure car maintenance is done, gas up your car and provide money to spend. >> steve: when a guy gets something it is a boat, big -- >> ainsley: we shop for clothes, you buy boats and houses. >> lawrence: big purchases. >> steve: keep it coming. >> brian: 22 after the hour, drama set to unfold tomorrow when president trump addresses be joint session of congress, we'll tell you what democrats are planning. i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos.

lawrence, i think i know where you stand on this one. >> lawrence: yes, yes. know if they want it, new york needs a lot more cattle. if they want the name, then they should be producing the cattle. >> carley: cows in upstate new york. i don't know. someone feeds me steak i'm eating it no matter what it's called. >> lawrence: all hat and no cattle. >> carley: weigh in texas or new york strip steak. >> lawrence: listen to this. $4,000 sneaker heist. the bizarre story and who is behind it. and mexico is suing american companies over cartel violence. wait until you hear this, next. there are many ways to deliver a shipment. ♪ extra mile to do things the right way. the delivering promises on time, every time, way. (♪) the last eight years i've been in bed, basically. after taking relief factor, after two weeks, when i woke up in the morning, i could open and close my hands, stand on my feet without them killing me, the pain just subsided. if pain is affecting your life, see how relief factor can help you fight back. 100% drug-free, relief factor doesn't mask pain,

. >> lawrence: and vice president j.d. vance breaking down the exact moment negotiations with zelenskyy fell apart, as united states pauses all military aid to ukraine. >> european friends are being really, really, they are doing a disservice to the ukrainians. >> steve: plus, this is a bonus, never-before seen interview with the late baseball legend pete rose. the man who spoke with him 10 days before he passed away, join us with a clip as president trump prepares a pardon for mr. rose. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> lawrence: buckle up, president trump's tariffs on china, mexico and canada going into effect overnight and we're seeing economic retaliation. >> brian: alexandria hoff has the latest. >> the products coming from china, mexico and canada make up a third of goods being brought into this country and tariffs include 25% on all imports from mexico, 20% on connian import and 10% on canada energy and imports 20%. beijing turned around with 15% tariff on american food and canada promised 2

look ahead at a new golden age. >> lawrence: it was a missed opportunity yesterday.he president started the speech out saying certainly there is nothing i can do please the democrats. they won't unify, they won't do anything. he proceeds to story tell, tell these incredible stories. just things that aren't partisan at all. aren't political at all. just wins for the country, average day people and they did not stand up. you look at the polling that came after this. cbs did a poll with u gov, 76% agreed with removing the congressman. 76% approved of the speech. and if you go down the list of all the issues when it comes to wasteful spending, immigration, ukraine, the russia war, over 70% of the country agree with what the president said during his speech. >> ainsley: it was a great speech. the president reminded the crowd that he has only been in office for 43 days and he says we are just getting started a loft people in the chamber, the republicans chanting u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a. when the democrats started to heckle, their voices actually overpowered the democratic vo

lawrence: them bringing the fired workers. don't think that has the punch they think it's going to have. people get fired in average day work every single day in the private sector. i don't know what message they are trying to send by bringing them versus the republicans that are bringing people that have been killed by illegals or highlighting the doge cutting waste, fraud, and abuse. i don't think the punch that they are trying to show is really going to stick. >> well, i think what they are trying to do. they will be interviewed before and after the event tonight. i think what they are trying to do is say look at this guy. bill wilson from fairfax, virginia. he was fired. he has got a wife and family and fired by heartless elon musk. they are going to try to put a face on it. the problem for the democrats is, right now, they don't have a good me messenger and they don't have a good message. they talked about boycotting. they talked about walking out. apparently they are going to wear different colored outfits. women, let's

>> lawrence: i think it's a step in the right direction.hink the president is ready to move forward on this it. you saw that yesterday in his speech. it was probably his best speech ever because he focused on the stories of the country. democrats just missed the moment. it appeared and you are going to see the montage here in a second. it appeared like they hated him more than they love the country in that moment because these weren't partisan stories. these were american stories. here's a little bit of it with elseston's help, the senate just passed the take it down act. thank you all very much. all th savages charged with jocn and laken's murders were members of the venezuelan prison gang. i officially designated this gang ms-13 and mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations next phase to deliver a plan for this congress to pass tax cuts for everybody. but i know this group is going to be voting for the tax cuts. [cheers] >> three and a half years ago killed 13 service members and countless others in the abbey gate bombing du

lawrence, over to you. >> lawrence: 13-year-old once give five months to live getting the honor of aident trump: i'm asking our new secret service director, sean curran to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. [cheering] >> lawrence: talking to dj and his dad next on "fox and friends". first check in with bill hemmer for what is coming up top of the hour. highlight of the night. >> bill: good morning to you. disagreements are one thing, but this? we'll take you through low light says and highlights. word today there could be movement on terrorist of true maria b. and president received letter from zelenskyy, more news on that. big show, see you in a few, nine minutes away, top of the hour. md to share my new partnership with the hallow app. you guys know hallow. it's the incredible prayer meditation app that i've been using for a while now. i love it, it's got, father mike schmitz, mark wahlberg, jonathan roumie. it's been a game changer for me personally, diving deeper into the bible and praying every day. and i'm inviting you to check it out. so check it

the debate rages on, lawrence. >> less than a minute. tim waltz. >> let's hear it. >> should he be the democratic candidate for president? >> yes. double down on crazy. i like competition. i want the audience to decide who is the best texan. putting tim waltz out there is not real competition for the democratic party. it's a double down on crazy. >> between me and you, who is the real texan? >> you want that poll up there? >> yeah, any day. >> i have to step it up and get rid of this tie and suit. lawrence dominates it, 6:00 eastern, "fox and friends" every morning. great to see lawrence jones. >> we get to the heart of the matter from the heart of america. now "the five." >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino alon

lawrence freedman the 're points? lawrence freedman they're from _ points?y're from king's - points? lawrence freedman they're from king's college | they're from king's college london, just in lines coming through on the wires to us from russian foreign ministry spokesperson saying that there is an ski's visit to washington is an ski's visit to washington is —— sellers and ski —— zelensky. he says that russia's goals and ukraine are unchanged after zelensky�*s us visit and that zelensky was to continue the uk conflict —— ukraine conflict. justin crump is a defence, intelligence and security expert with 20 years' service with the british military, now ceo and founder of private intelligence firm sibylline. he gave us his assessment on what's been happening. i think zelensky�*s stance helped... the more imperative is clear. we saw the aggressor was in a conflict. it was russia. light to european leaders in the run—up to invasion three years ago and zelensky took a stand, what he might hope to sell at the start, when he said i need to out of her, i need ammunit

thanks, lawrence. a milestone in space for the first time ever. an american private company has successfully put a lunar lander on the move. yeah, it happened in the predawn hours of yesterday morning. and the pictures are stunning. >> john muller has more on the mission. >> after a smooth touchdown, the shadow of blue ghost once shadow on the moon surface. the first pictures coming in just minutes after contact a triumph for texas based company firefly. >> i feel good. it's it's the. it's been a great night and a long journey. the lender will perform. 10 experiments developed by nasa and help pave the way for humans returning to the moon. >> the experiments include drilling into the lunar surface, analyzing moon dust and even photographing eclipse and lunar sunset. understanding how we would future human explorers could more efficiently operate on surface. >> and then also demonstrating technologies. so there's a whole variety of bailouts relative to those blue ghost one was launched last month as the lander neared its destination. stunning views

okay, lawrence. >> thanks, rachel. thank you. well, the real breaking news of the night is that donald trump has stopped aid to ukraine. the unnamed white house officials who have leaked this story to nbc news, the washington post and other news organizations are using the word pause, not stop. but that's the word they used when they claimed they paused. the humanitarian aid being delivered to starving babies in sudan. the food that was being delivered to children in the middle of a famine. they paused that that pause killed starving children and is continuing to kill starving children. because the truth is, it was not a pause. a usaid official was immediately put on administrative leave when a memo emerged this weekend in which the official explained that even though a judge has ordered them to do it, the trump administration has made no attempt at all to restart the funding and the machinery for that humanitarian aid at usaid, which includes life saving drugs and food for people, children and adults who are starving to death. a

good evening, lawrence. >> and seatmate. tomorrow night at. >> 8:00. >> i will. >> be there. >> rachel. >> i'm just. >> can you give me a call if donald trump pauses. his tariff. >> threat against canada and. >> mexico during. >> the show? >> because i just it's supposed. >> to. >> happen at midnight. you know, last time. >> he he canceled. >> it just after a few hours. >> of the stock. >> market dropping. >> today, he let the stock market. >> go. >> all the way. >> down all day. yeah. and, i mean. >> he's done stupid things, but it's. >> really hard. >> to believe. i don't believe. >> he's going to do. the tariffs until sometime. >> after midnight. >> when he. >> actually does them. >> so. so yeah. watch it. >> for me. >> will you call me. >> if it. >> i'll leave. >> my. >> phone on. >> you can. just call. >> did you see the wall street journal editorial page today which said they said effectivel, like the last time he threatened these tariffs, we really went out on a limb and called it dumb. we really understated the case.

well, chilly chilly out there, lawrence. interesting. the governor wants some forecasters may be hired by california. people used to work for the federal government. >> laid off so you need the forecast? yeah, absolutely. i mean, everybody wants to know the weather, right? and we've got changes coming our way again. cold out there. >> around the bay area, those winds kind of whipping around to specially near the coastline. some of those gusts over 30 miles an hour. clouds continue to thicken up now as we get ready for the next round of potential showers here in the bay area doesn't look like much but could be a little wet as we start out tomorrow morning. temperatures, though. well, there really are the big story or gone of those numbers in the 70's from just last week. now we are back to some wintry weather. temperatures. 52 degrees right now in san francisco. cool. 54 in oakland. 56 in san jose. 55 and live more. 58 in concord and santa rosa. pretty windy in half moon bay. you see those winds to kick in around along the coastline, espe

thanks, lawrence. black history month is wrapping up in emeryville with the 12th annual. >> my chief it their chief is my belief. yes. so this is a great event. an event today, hundreds of elementary school kids they got some encouragement from. >> alameda county firefighters are kron four's. philippe djegal reports. >> sometimes you just have to see it to believe you can achieve you have a road map far as where you want to go and how to get there, it makes it easier and it gives you more focused. alameda county fire captain james cobb among the dozens of bay area firefighters to attend friday's 12th annual chief. as my belief presentation at any 8 elementary school in emeryville growing up in east oakland caption, cobb has always been a leader but does not know he could rise in the ranks in the departments still other black firefighters encourage him to do so. it's not or i mean to have our use. >> look up to me in the position that i'm in. i don't take that lightly. the hour-long video presentation p

lawrence more showers storms.hink as we get toward the latter part of the weekend and next week, that could be a series of real powerful storms coming our way. so we've got to be prepared for that tonight. but those clouds moving in, we are likely to see a few showers tomorrow. but not a really large storm that's going to be moving on in the let's get things went out there, kind of for the commute early on specially south of san francisco going to see some of that rain. there's dry right now. the golden gate bridge. you got that phone system off the coastline. this one coming up from the south and not really well organized but likely bring some rain then that next one right behind it. that is going to drop in and bring some cold, unstable air on the backside of by tomorrow evening. and keep the showers going as we head in toward tomorrow night. now after that things get really interesting. but the winds, yeah, they're going to kick up again. of course, the temperatures been much cooler when you get those winds kin

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and lawrence says look at the yeah, hey, guys had a few little sprinkles around a year to date. lives. tell you what we're gonna get. a lot of snow in the high country in the coming days and over the next couple of weeks. >> it's going to be something else. and of course, another beautiful snow capped mountains out there right now. looking live right now, 47 valley and that it just a gorgeous looks like a painting. every time we take that shot. but that's all real and live right now in. yeah, they've got a lot of snow coming. the high country got to be careful traveling in the sierra nevada here in the coming days as we've got a series of storms likely impact much of the u.s. here as well. right now, mostly just clouds floating on by not much in the way of precipitation so far. you're looking dry right now in toward the great lake tahoe area. but temperatures right now. yeah, numbers are running a little cool in spots. you're down to a 43 south lake tahoe. 39 incline and 45 degrees in truckee right now. but we've got bigger things on the horizon. so winter storm warnings up for

so in that being said, let's turn it over to lawrence. yeah, they're currently under pretty severe drought. conditions are right now. and so now they have some very low humidity. >> winds gusting 40 to 60 miles an hour. you know how that doesn't california, right? i mean, that can do it anywhere in the u.s. and things get improving for them somewhat expecting some rain to move in there as we head in towards up the severe weather across us. back the start time of year, you start getting really kind of topsy-turvy, all kinds of things going on. >> you look toward the east and you've got some wind advisories in effect. they're still expecting some strong. >> gusty winds behind this may be some 40 plus mile hour gust in places like atlanta behind that. we've got some very cold air coming in. so now we're talking about some blizzard conditions across parts of the northern tier of the u.s. and to the south. guess what? we've got some more fire warnings. red-flag warnings going up. humidity levels down about 11% place like san angelo all the way

those clouds likely bring some rain to the bay area will tell you when coming up a few minutes, lawrence, thanks a lot. walnut creek police asking for the public's help to fund a driver who they say hit a child riding a bike this morning and then drove off. police say this hit and run happened around 7.50, this morning at the intersection of geary road and buena vista avenue. they say the child was riding his bike in the bike lane on geary when the driver. >> making a right-hand turn onto one of this to hit the child and then knocked him to the ground. the car then drove off right away. the child was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police did not give any description of the car involved. they're asking anyone who witness too, give them a call. now a kron. 4 exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county, embattled sheriff christina corpus is addressing the controversies surrounding her job on tuesday. san mateo county residents will vote on a measure which could give the board of supervisors to power to remove sheriff corpus with cause. a scathing report was

rain is on the way, lawrence. we're yeah, rolling on. and i think tomorrow we're going to see some pop-up showers here in the bay area. north bay, not so much is going to be really mainly a san francisco southward type of event. but out there tonight, the clouds have thickened up above. you got some dry conditions, though, looking out toward the golden gate bridge may be a little bit wet at times there for tomorrow. temperatures out the door. you've got some 40's and 50's cooling off now. but the like clouds likely keep those temperatures up just a little bit. she's a precipitation just off the not much rain, but the system coming up out the south. so a little bit different angle on this one. this was going to bring through some rainfall there. and then right behind that, you've got another system. this one diving in from the gulf of alaska about going to be a different storm that moving in in the afternoon. so 1, 2, punch coming our way. but neither going to produce a lot of rainfall around the bay area. see it right here as we head thr

lawrence, what are we in for come tomorrow? a lot of folks are asking the same thing right last week. we have those temperatures, 70's, even a cup 80's out there. >> chain just last week and now it's back to winter. i think we're headed to a very active weather period here with a series of storms are going to impact the bay area. so out the door tonight, some clouds rolling in. we saw some of those clouds moving in late in the day and well, they're going to thicken up overnight tonight leading to least a chance of some light showers is not going to be much, not anything to really ruin your day, but it will be cold and those winds will be brisk by tomorrow afternoon again, highs. well, what a far cry from what we had last week. we went from well above the average actually below the average day. 58 degrees in san francisco was the high. 59 in oakland, only 60 in san jose. 59 in livermore. 62 in concord. 63 in santa rosa. only 56 in half moon bay storm system that really cooled us off. that is now moving to the east of the sea is

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the forecast. yeah. and you know what? i don't agree to have a problem with that. we've got a series of storms likely impact the bay area starting this weekend. so if you've got plans this weekend, be aware that you're likely run into some rain. >> things could be a washout on saturday, but likely to see some rain developing by evening hours around the bay area. and then it looks like sunday kind of on and off throughout the day with scattered showers, maybe an isolated thunderstorm right now got some high clouds up above again. it was just a wonderful day outside temperatures soaring around the bay area. beautiful out toward the beach. half moon bay are looking good out there right now. some large waves building along the coastline. but today, 71 degrees downtown san francisco. how about a beautiful 74 in oakland today. 77 degrees in san jose. 78 live more. what? almost 80 degrees in cochran and santa rosa and 68 degrees. cool off just a little bit along the coastline in half moon bay. but all around these temperatures we

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look at the forecast a yeah, guys. yeah.nd the bay area. of course we saw those colder temperatures move in over the weekend. few scattered showers to now we likely get back to a chance of a few more light showers around the bay area. nothing too heavy, but you're going to feel that cool. winter air still in place as we head toward the next few days, really the week ahead up there right now, some partly cloudy skies. we've had a couple of patches of fog moving along the coastline, but there's cold front off the coastline. we felt those brisk winds blowing out there as well and certainly feeling a little chilly in spots looking toward a quite all right now. kind of quiet out there as can be. but the temperatures, yeah, they reflect the change. 52 degrees right now breezy in pacifica. 54 in san francisco. 55 degrees in berkeley. 57 of auto. 51 us know. remember, just a few days ago, we're just enjoying temperatures. well in the 70's with that is long gone now. so we do have an area of low pressure that swept across the bay are

all right, lawrence.well, the trump administration is making it a priority to conduct mass deportations of people here. >> illegally before most people were removed from the u.s. they have to see immigration. judge. however, you have the trump administration firing some judges as part of efforts to trim the federal workforce. so how does that complicate things? washington correspondent vinaysimlot explains and >> president donald trump says in his second term his priority is facilitate the mask removal of criminal aliens, mass deportations. but first, most have to see an immigration judge, an administrative law judge working for the department of justice. the trump administration has fired some as part of workforce cuts and makes no sense whatsoever to fire immigration judges. matt biggs is the president of the union representing some of the 700 immigration judges. he says the recent firings left about 28 probationary judges without a job. when you fire immigration judges, you're effectively increasing th

sir lawrence freedman is a professor of war studies at king's college london.essment of what support ukraine will need after president zelensky�*s spat with donald trump andjd vance. you will see possibly a stronger but a little bit of reassurance, perhaps this morning in that very brief statement from the vatican. we do get these short morning updates. and this morning, the vatican simply said that the night was peaceful and that the pope was now resting. ithink, you know, obviously coming after the more dramatic news from yesterday, which was the second time that the vatican had used the word "crisis" when describing what had happened to the pope. i think that will be a little bit of a relief for many of the catholics who are following this very, very closely right around the world. yesterday, what the vatican said, and they were obviously quoting the doctors, they said that there had been an isolated breathing crisis. and essentially we then had a briefing where officials explained to us that the pope had had a coughing fit, a spasm of his lungs, and he had

hope you had a great weekend. >> lawrence: you, too, brother.down in the country, carley. i keep saying, okay, we'll have a light weekend. not in the trumpa era. good to see y'all. we have a big morning on "fox and friends." trump's big speech before congress happening tomorrow from china to ukraine and middle east. a lot to talk about as relatency alates to foreign policy, secretary of state potomac on what he's listening for and get his take on the oval office clash with zelenskyy. sanctuary city mayors will be grilled on capitol hill for refusing to cooperate with ice. one is already in hot water this week, we'll tell you the story. mexico making their case to supreme court today, surprising reason they are suing american companies. for 70 years gatlin brothers are kicking off their anniversary tour and will join us live. if you thought things were going to slow down, you were wrong. we have a busy morning at the top of the hour. see you in a bit. tand. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other. so i can learn ab

larry: edward lawrence, thank you. i want to see president trump unleash prosperity tonight and that's the subject of the riff. so here's hoping president trump will deliver a rousing speech this evening showing how he intends to unleash prosperity in america. i'm hoping for a growthier speech, plenty of tax cuts and the president riding high on deportation, border, inflation and rolling back onerous regulation and locking energy and fair trade. putting the whole package together ask there's a massive booster shot for economic growth while inflationary pressures and costs can come down. right now the biden legacy is showing up in weaker and weaker numbers. and housing is soft, business investment is down, boydenings left trump with a slump in the economy and $2 trillion deficit as far as the eye can see. lick rales trying to blame tar riveras. the fact remains that trump is trying to breakthrough unfair trading system that's penalized american companies with his brand of reciprocal and fair frayed reform. and the idea

thank you, lawrence. well, since december 2023, 30 people have died in avalanches across the united states. that's according to the national avalanche center. >> over in truckee, avalanche dogs are going through rigorous training, working to keep visitors safe as they venture down steep terrain. this is ripped. he's 0, 1, and a half year old avalanche dog. part of north stars elite team of rescue dogs. we were able to catch up with rip and his handler as they ran drills. >> the dogs are super important when the person buried in the avalanche doesn't have a b, ken avalanche beginner basically any way to find them. we utilize the dog scent. and with that, they're trained to use it to find the lowest, strongest cent of that very victim and tell us exactly where that is. so it's kind of a last resort if there's no other safety, you know, avalanche beacons or anything like that. so a lot of different qualities, something on a dog. >> the breed, it feel like a working breed. a lot of the dogs that work at the s

lawrence dominates it, 6:00 eastern, "fox and friends" every morning. great to see lawrence jones. >> we get to the heart of the matter from the heart of america. now "the five." >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine, haroldford jr., jesse waters and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in d.c. and this is "the five". it's been 44 days but the president has a lot to talk about to address a joint session of congress. from the border to tax cuts, the commander-in-chief will lay out the administration's plans to achieve his priorities over the next four years. while touting those he has already checked off his list. >> the theme is the renewal of the american dream. the renewal of the men dream is underway already. look at all that president trump has accomplished in his first month as president. he's going to highlight some of those accomplishments. he's also going to talk about his plans to fix the economic mess that was created and left for him by joe biden and his administration. >> he's also going to be himself, which means he's going to poke

stuart: edward with lawrence, thank you very much. address last night. it's priority. watch this. >> and the next phase of our plan to deliver the greatest economy in history is for this congress to pass tax cuts for everybody. they're in there, they're waiting for you to vote, and i'm sure that the people on my righe republican right, but my right, right here -- i'm sure you're going to vote for those tax cuts, because otherwise i don't believe the people will ever vote you into office. so i'm doing you a big favor by telling you that. stuart: let's welcome back house majority leader steve scalise to our program. good morning, congressman. >> good morning, stuart. stuart: that was a call to congress. he's making tax cuts the priority. i ask this question to every congressman and senator that comes onboard, can he get it done? >> it has to get done and, in fact, that's why we came together in the house, stuart, and passed the budget last week to lay the foundation not just for border and energy policy, but for tax cuts. and, you know,

. >> lawrence o'donnell and chris hayes and symone sanders. townsend, good. >> to be with. >> all of you. >> in just a few minutes, we're going to. >> start seeing members of. >> congress and their guests entering the house chamber. >> and about a. >> half an hour. >> ish, the president himself. >> should start making his way from the white house. over to the u.s. capitol by limousine. >> then we. >> will see the whole rigmarole unfold down that. center aisle at the house chamber. >> the senators. >> will all. >> arrive at the. >> house side. they will enter along with the vice president, who, of course. >> is also. >> president of the senate. >> we'll see the diplomatic corps brought in, and we'll. >> all wonder, who. >> are all those people? >> i recognize some of them. the samoa guy. >> oh yeah. then at least. >> some members of the. >> supreme court will. >> be there. >> there's always a little suspense as to. >> who has chosen. >> to attend from the court and who has not. sometimes, retired justice stephen breyer comes along. to like a. >

people coming and going, you know what i like to say, lawrence. >> everybody loves a parade. they do an especially a parade of planets. planetary parade. yeah. how often does that happen right now tell this was not going to happen again till about 2040. so if you want to check it out, you're probably if you've been looking up in the sky, you may have noticed some of those bright objects out there. they weren't stars. the kind of lineup out there, but planet lining up out there for tonight. you got to get out there in a hurry because this was going to die below the deck here. real quick. you got saturn. you've got mercury there. you've gotten up of course, we've got the flying up above your nest jupiter and even mars out there. so if you want to go check it out, it is a beautiful sight to see all 7 planets up there for your viewing tonight. the problem with that, those we've got some patchy fog moving in. of course, you've had some high clouds, but along the coastline, boys going to be tough to see. now the clouds kind of thickening up out toward the beaches, a bigger changes

lawrence butler también se iba a volar la barda, además de producir 4 carreras en el partido. 5 carrerasespañol oscar garcía yugen, no hizo el viaje con el equipo debido al cuadro de gastroenteritis que desarrolló en san luis potosí y será su auxiliar el que se encargue de llevar los controles y el plan de partido en ciudad universitaria. la otra baja que tendrá chivas para este partido será la de erick gutiérrez, quien acumuló su quinta tarjeta amarilla frente a san luis y estará suspendido para este partido. erick gutiérrez, que es parte fundamental del esquema en ese medio campo, de hecho es el capitán del equipo, así que veremos cómo resuelve chivas para enfrentar a los pumas mañana, los 2 con necesidad de victoria. hasta aquí los deportes arroyo lobos domina la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama. toyota re ♪♪ ♪♪ los sueños comienzan aquí. bienvenidos al goodnight club. pero todo se lo he dejado yo a dios siempre. la madre de una joven salvadoreña que fue hallada muerta en el distrito de san francisco hace más de 20 años, habla por primera vez de lo sucedido tr

and lawrence is here to give us an update on the possibility of rain. yeah. maybe a few more rain draft we had today. we just have a couple sprinkles pop up around the bay area say really widely scattered. but those are long gone. and now the clouds, well, they're already starting to thicken up just a more on the way off the coastline out there right now. yeah, we are looking at some of the clouds begin to move in, looking out toward the golden gate bridge dry out there right now. i think tomorrow likely to see a couple raindrops this again, not a really large storm that's coming in. probably gonna be wetter south of the golden gate bridge into the south, actually with this storm system. so temperatures right now at the door. you got 58 degrees in san francisco. 57 in oakland, 59 in san jose, 60 in both livermore and conquered. 58 in santa rosa nakhoul. 54 in half moon bay doppler radar showing things dry out there right now. you can see some of the high clouds up above should make for beautiful sunset this evening. but just off the coastline, things get a li

and lawrence is here to give us an update. >> it had see a couple of glimmers of sunshine out there today, but those are long gone. now. the sun is set. the clouds really thickening up outside and we're getting ready for another chance >> of some raindrops here in the bay area doesn't look like this is a significant storm system at all. but a chance to make these a little slick, especially as we head toward early tomorrow morning might see a couple of rain showers, especially in the north bay. but maybe down the peninsula as well outside. get no gray out there right now. looking out over san francisco on. yeah, several you see the clouds rolling into temperature today. only 58 degrees. so that's below the average in san francisco. the average usually 62 the record on the state. 81 degrees. can you believe has set back in 1929? sunrise, 6.38 sunset now after 6 o'clock in the evening. so yeah, things are changing and back to wintry weather really for the bay area. look at the numbers. well below the average across much of the bay area last week, we spent much of the last 3 days a week above

been killed in the occupied westbank since the beginning of this year. 7 died off these remote t lawrence in operation and the news of vitality on january 19th. last month, the 10 year old protestant in boy died from gunshot wounds. unicef reports deaths of palestinian children have increased by 200 percent in the past 16 months. compared to sickness, 16 months before, at least 187 palestinian children has been killed since as well noticed at school on garza highly because far as the general director of defense for children international in palestine, he says is ready. soldiers and settlers regularly carry out killings with impunity in the occupied westbank that was back is going to the back of the but it's in the go by doing that is and it's subject to the machine. the material know, is that i as indigo bankable, they have the right to been investigated for each case. if agent named, being killed or injured is i as a go bank about what is it as opposed to a bit of a funding was interested in the, in the vibratory to enjoy their rights. i going to to the chart that's convention on to the

. >> jim lawrence previously supported corpus but says her time has passed. >> we really need to get back down to normal. and i certainly hope that she'll step up and say, you know, let's just end this and go forward. you know. >> it's just a power grab. >> dan says giving the board this type of power sets a bad precedent. >> it's a slippery slope. there's no end to it. and quite frankly, it's clear that the state of california never intended for a district elected board of supervisors to have an immediate mechanism to remove a countywide sheriff. >> the measure will grant supervisors the ability to remove a sheriff until 2028. that's when corpus term is set to expire. >> if the people don't want me to be the sheriff, then a recall should take place. >> outcomes aside, community members are hoping to see change to prevent similar situations from happening again. >> addresses a short term problem, but systemic issues require systemic changes. >> if voters approve measure a, it will still be quite some time before sheriff could be out of her job. the county elections department will fi

and lawrence's family washington to a abandoned tobacco.as the farms crop because he thought it was it was right that it was harming the soil, diversifying into wheat and dozens of other crops and built risk mal flour mill to sift that wheat into flour that he would export throughout the colonies to the west, ending in these in great britain. washington would put his name on the bags of flour essentially the flour with a washington imprint on the bags to differentiate it from other flour was shipped to england throughout the colonies pioneering the practice of brand that is ubiquitous today he turned mount vernon into what historian harlow goes under is called a vast agro industrial enterprises that included a blacksmith shop to make tools such as horseshoes and nails and a mini textile factory to make clothing. the latter of which was largely run by his wife, washington. mount vernon, by the way, has the gristmill and the whiskey distillery from when after he built after he was president the late 1790s on display during this during the spr

i don't doubt for a 2nd that the international criminal court for lawrence against vladimir putin and benjamin netanyahu were politically motivated. but how should we respond to them by ignoring them? well, recognizing the icy seas jurisdiction. if someone had mentioned the i c c a few years ago, i would have felt seriousness and respect. today, it is laughable to me as well. it all comes as israel has approved a temporary truce extension under a proposal by donald trump, special envoy, steve would cost under the initiative the cease fire will remain in place during the most of the month of ramadan. and the jewish passover period, i'm us would be expected to release half of the remaining costs regions on the 1st day of the plan with the rest to be freed once improvement increases negotiated. however, the gals in group has rejected israel's deviation from the original agreements, which cool for all hostages to be released in exchange for a full idea with full ortiz spoke exclusively on, not with a most political bureau member, us a 9 to the seats. it because we haven't received any uh,

of, as i said before, because it's also a forcefully, they say that they are getting the charles lawrence is not the chance they are forcefully crossing the policies of states. they are reducing the plan because it was arrived for the point of seeing is, is that they're all state and to build up their country to have their own. so we don't all eh, to decide who is the whole school. they're talking about the lights that we have children and we don't know how to choose our needs. as the seniors like we are miners know we are most minors. we are the but a cmc when we have our historical christ and these mans. and even in doing that, a whole lance, which you so called is right now was because of the peace process from the beach or dream is no, we have an i use the server. land is still not enough. is a wants to take it. so i think that the outer space are trying to do some majors to store that land against the seniors and to prevent them from immigrating outside. the 1st thing in terms of is an additional state and where you called start there, come to the office of the massive destruction wh

killed in the occupied westbank since the beginning of this year. 7 died after these running military lawrence in operation in the north of the territory on january the 19th. and last month, a 10 year old palestinian boy died from gunshot wounds. unicef reports depths of palestinian children have increased by 200 percent in the past 16 months compared to the previous 16. and at least 187 palestinian children in the occupied westbank had been killed since as well launched its war on gaza were colored. guzman is the general director of defense for children international and palestine. he says it's rarely soldiers and so it was regularly carrying out killings with impunity in the occupied westbank i was beck is goes to the back of the but it's in the go by doing that is and it's subject to the dimension elementary i know is that i as indigo bankable, they have the right to been really investigated for each case. if a children being killed or injured is i as a go bank about what is it as opposed to a bit of funding was interested in the in depth by $330.00 to enjoy their rights are going to to the

thank you very much, william lawrence, that professor vince national politics at the american university. the for president donald trump and pies double digits, harris on inputs from 3 of america's largest trading partners. now he blames canada as well as mexico for failing to con, down on the flow of on documented migraines. he says, and drugs kind of to responded immediately by imposing 25 percent tars of its own on use us goods west, more than a $100000000000.00 and trade. if the next month, the prime minister's office announcing that those measures will remain in place until the us box them now in mexico, president called you a sean bomb announced the announced rather than move by the white house saying, we're trying to raise the rates taxes on us goods will be imposed a m, of the cds always been there. we have decided to respond with tariff and non tariff measures that i will announce next week. it is by no means our intention to start an economic or trade war, which unfortunately undergrad debris is the opposite of what we should be doing. we should be integrating our economies mor

lawrence butler también se iba a volar la barda, además de producir 4 carreras en el partido. 5 carrerases y el plan del partido en cu. la otra baja que va a tener chivas para este partido será la de erick gutiérrez, quien acumuló su quinta tarjeta amarilla frente a san luis y estará suspendido para este partido. erik es el capitán del equipo y en información fresquita. por medio de un comunicado, chivas anunció que el comité técnico deportivo que había formado fernando hierro a su llegada al rebaño en diciembre de 2022, quedó oficialmente disuelto. en el comunicado, chivas le dio las gracias a juan carlos martínez castrejón, frank pérez lázaro y sergio pérez alonso por su trabajo en el club y también informó que la dirección deportiva del rebaño queda ahora en manos de javier mier de forma interina hasta el final del clausura. 2025. durante el proyecto encabezado por hierro, chivas logró jugar una final y llegó a las instancias decisivas un par de ocasiones, pero oficialmente el rebaño tomará otro rumbo y vamos a cerrar con la acción de la jornada 10 del futbol mexicano, porque se enfre

and he confirmed, when questioned by our fox business colleague edward lawrence, that those sanctions could go poof as part of a peace deal. and russia, are you looking at relieving russian sanctions if there is a peace deal? well, we're going to make deals with everybody to get this war, including europe and european nations. the president's self-imposed deadline of ending the war in 100 days remains a priority, despite this new stalemate. what became so evident to us in that session was he's not ready to talk peace at all. but here's the problem. time is not on his side. time is not on the side of just forever continuing this conflict. the american people's patience is not unlimited. their wallets are not unlimited. and there are various reports today that president trump is considering a freeze of all military assistance to ukraine. when he was asked about that in the roosevelt room a few minutes ago, he did not confirm that that is something there happening. that is going to happen, he said. it's basically not something that he has been talked to about yet, larry. all right. peter

reporter: when confirmed by edward lawrence, those sanctions could go poof as part of a peace deal. reporter: the president's self-imposed deadline going for them and despite the new stalemate. >> what became so evident to us in that session, he's not going for peace at all and time is not on his side and time is not on the side of forever continuing and this conflict and american people's patience is not unlimited and their wallets are not unlimited. reporter: president trump is consider ago freeze of all military assistance to ukraine when he was asked about that in the roosevelt room, he did not confirm that's something that's going to happen and basically not something he's been talked to about yet, larry. larry: peter doocy, thanks for the update. folks, trump's mineral deal is the best security trip wire ukraine could ever hope for. and that's the subject of the riff. volodymyr zelenskyy doesn't understand that president trump's offer on the mining deal of ukraine is in fact a giant step toward ukraine's security. i call it the trip wire effect. opening up excavation and minin

lawrence: rachel: good morning of the:00 hour of "fox and friends" we can come ukrainian president zelenskyy leaving the white house after a tense exchange with donald trump and vice president vance. >> mike walters there and joins us there, vice president vance talking about protecting catholics in our country. >> i will make of this commitment to you in front of god, you have an open door to the trump administration. rachel: in daytona for bike week, we check in with him next. another hour "fox and friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ >> good morning and welcome back to "fox and friends," charlie and rachel and i am peter doocy filling in and it is nice to be in new york city where unlike where i work, everyone is wearing a tie. rachel: no more costumes. i was talking to peter a little earlier because we were talking about chickens and avian flu and he has enough room for chickens. kevin:all that matters is don't get a rooster. >> we will probably have a chicken coop right there. rachel: when you bring them eggs they are not going to complain. charlie:you get a rooster you have a problem.

understatement, zelenskyy told reporters in london he is prepared to send the mineral steel, edward lawrencewhite house, do we know what president trump wants to do next? >> president trump is a wait-and-see he's not ready, president zelenskyy same 12 hours ago that he would sign the minerals you he was in london and he wanted the americans to understand who is the aggressor in the war president trump not going to change his position as of right now he's not ready to sign the deal that fell apart on friday when president trump said president zelenskyy disrespected the oval office. >> there will have to be an interesting good faith negotiations for president trump is going to be willing to reengage in this. >> while in london the united kingdom prime minister for 2 billion of missile sales in the prime minister saying he stands with ukraine in the uk is committed to putting boots on the ground and planes in the air. the administration says the u.s. needs to see zelenskyy say he is ready to end the war and compromise for an overall peace deal. democrats trying to paint president trump as the b