>> andrea benson >> how do you know it's andrea benson >> it's her car registered t her. >> are you goingat dumps from cell phone towers i washington d.c.. >> that allowed them to matc the travel of the cell phones. >> can you follow diana's cell phone? >> it bounced all around washington d.c. simultaneously with andrea's, they were together day-to-day. >> by late friday, the night peggy was murdered, dana's phone stopped moving and wen quiet. but andrea's phone >> we saw andrea's phone hea headed out of the washington area and head up i-95. >> exactly the way you would drive you are heading fo peggy's house. >> exactly >> along the way, the trac foam was activated, and it won 17 a emmitt painted a cell tower right near peggy's house what was going on? was this murder for hire did andrea benson drive up t new york, call peggy on th track phone, somehow get int her house and then murder? this is nda moran didn't think so peggy would never have let a stranger like andrea benso into her house >> that had to be a friendly voice on the phone >> yes >> detectives thought that voice might have b

all right, guy benson are you there? i am. >> we have to get out of here. >> answer is nickelback. >> yes! [ laughter ] case closed thank you. >> playing their fiddles as rrome burns, so-called progressives, this week as some flew b blue cities they dominate sliding into du chaos. will they. i am guy benson in for kennedy, for years we have have been talking about decent in to chris es. voters booted her out, but last night chicago elected a new mayor. did they vote in the law and order candidate, no, they narrowly elected a hard-core leftist, paid teachers union agitator who supported all of the covid shut downs, more radical than l lightfoot. his name brandon johnson. oh, boy, randi weingarten was a fan, bernie sanders, al sharpton. the people of chicago. a narrow majority but it counts, he laid out a strategy for making the city safer. >> a city that is safer for everyone. by investing in what actually works to prevent crime. that means youth. , mental health centers, ensuring law enforcement has resources to solve an

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i could feel it changing my mind. >> reporter: benson was so caught offguard that he tweeted about itting, just thought i ordered from a fancy grilled cheese placement was actually just denny's. ihop has thrilled cheese. applebee's has cosmic wings. even chuck e. cheese created a ghost kitchen, pasqually's pizzeria. >> i think denny's has an understanding of who their audience is, and they know that a younger audience with money to spend his delivery app capable. so they can rebrand a certain segment of their menu and make you think that it is an entirely new business. then they are more likely to get you as a customer. >> have you ordered from them since? >> i have not and i don't think we will. i think the allusion has been shattered. >> reporter: it is important to note that sometimes the items in a ghost kitchen might be higher than the equivalent at a real restaurant. christine lazar, nbc news, los angeles. >> i just had a really strong craving for a grilled cheese. >> and a grand slam breakfast! you can order them both! the news at 6:00 with juliette goodrich starts

they bought 7 mosquitos, benson at a time, all 280 s the else plots whole just 600 saddam. i wonder if this car could be the very 1st mosquitoes in albania. oh and i can't go. i think this car is the 1st point of reference for albanians and the mercedes benz brand, from the looks to the idea that it was used by the former dictator and was considered the most important safest and most valuable car of the time. of course it was an absolutely secret car until the ninety's. so if you look for the beginnings of mercedes and albania, i think the origins are right here. sharina. she's director events. and they said with the good belief now that i tracked down a small but important piece of the puzzle i carried on my quest to find out exactly what a tree pointed star rules albanian streets in order to leave to run off, i need to get myself a car, which is how i came into contact with alamos peppa, humanely renzo at mercy this cars. and says the brand is so popular here because the roads were demanding and used to be particularly bad. that the vivid mercedes fits perfectly with alba

host of the guy benson show guy benson's here, yes he is.rs and applause]. >> jimmy: and she was just indicted today on 34 counts of being awesome. you're dam right. fox news contributor kat timpf >> kat: nice. [cheers and applause]me. the point is no woman feels safe in manhattan. isn't he already minimizing and normalizing serious crime? >> that's so interesting because i don't think anybody who's actually super excited that trump got indicted is actually going on and on about this specific crime. they're like we can't let this ever happen, this is -- they go on about how much they hate him and how much they want him to go away and how he sdooifs this because he's bad. but, yeah, in new york, there's a lot of crime it's gross it's ugly i was in charleston last weekend and we were talking to a bartender with by husband, it's so nice here and so pretty, like there's no needles anywhere. and they were like, yeah. [laughter] >> kat: like that's just not a thing most other places. >> jimmy: oh, no, new york is just a dump >> kat: disgusting. bu

secretary benson and i wor hand in hand with th legislature and the government to make sure that we areng the best policies-able policies and legislation that is going to help the most people in ou state. so, you know, from my office consumer protection laws safeguarding seniors and other vulnerable adults. the list really goes on and on to the things that we need t be doing so. and we are gonna continue to d that as long as democrat remain in the majority here. >> secretary benson, i don't know if you saw, this th washington post reporting that a top republican legal strategist is urging republicans to band together t make it harder for young peopl to vote. feels like a movie that we hav seen before. what are you doing to ensure that young people in your stat have access to the voting booth? or to make sure that their ballots are counted? >> i think it is important t note that despite the fact tha we have been fighting thes battles for years now we are still in the midst of a mult year and multi faceted man level attack on people's right to vote and systems ability to be heard and ever

americans do not want biden to run, for reelection, joining me fox news radio host contributor guy bensonng for reelection attacking republicans again saying they are trying to destroy democracy, guy. >> yeah, well he is going to talk a lot about finishing the job getting it done, i think will strike a lot of americans almost as a threat. given what he has already done up to this point, there is a reason why seven out of 10 americans don't want this man to seek a second term that is a strikingly hi number not moderately unpopular his approval ratings are better than that but still bad low 40s based on number of new surveys, for seven out of 10 overall to say you know what we're good. don't try again including most democrats, that is a really tough opening gambit for him to look at some of that say i am going for this anyway. but i think the democrats maria looked around still are probably, saying "all right" who else do we have? who would be better what if it is trump, biden already beaten him i guess will stick with guy you know even if most people prefer that you didn't, and sort of see

what says guy benson? >> well, he could win the nomination. he's clearly the front-runner. there's a long time between now and iowa, for example. and taking this snap snapshot in time, if the primaries were held tomorrow, i think clearly trump would be the nominee. let's talk again in five, six months and see how things are looking. about general, who knows? people were wrong about this in 2016, of course. the circumstances aren't exactly the same, and that 60%-ish number who support this indictment, right, if you extrapolate that to the general electorate, how many of the people telling pollsters that they are glad he's been charged with a crime, some of who agree it's political, how many of those people are going to be the willing to vote for him for president? if that's something that republican voters, i think, have to think about in the months ahead. stuart: that's a very good question. joe biden, "politico" puts out this report saying he might not decide whether he's running again until july, maybe even the fall. i came out earlier this

watch. >> benson. up against the wall. yes. what a play. >> ashley: ouch. incredible snag there, but cubs come out on top 12-5. out west, san diego star manny machado ejected for arguing over the pitch clock. he was tossed in first inning of the padres loss. sandy alcantara threw a shut down in two hours yesterday. and a los angeles dodgers fan gets a one-year ban from dodger stadium. ricardo juarez got down on one knee before security swooped in and he ended in handcuffs. the love of his life did say yes and we have the photo of her rocking the engagement ring. why did he do that? he knew he was going to get in trouble. >> brian: she had to get him out of jail. he was whisked away. >> ashley: exactly. >> steve: hope that is only time she has to bail him out. there, boom. >> ashley: what happened? he is on his knee proposing? >> ainsley: who attacked him? >> brian: security. the outfield is like, he's just proposing. >> ainsley: this is someone from the stands that jumped down there? >> steve: security, private property. >> ainsley: the guy proposing -- >>

. >> reporter: the late-night munchies led ryan benson to order a delivery from an eatery called theon. >> and he googled it and couldn't find anythingment and oh, no it's a ghost kitchen. >> reporter: a ghost kitchen it is. a meltdown with catchy names like the giddyup and hot mess melt is actually benson's neighborhood denny's, prepared in the same kitchen as the original grand slam. do you feel like the sandwich tasted different when you thought it wasn't denny's? >> almost. i could feel it changing in my mind. >> reporter: benson was so caught off guard, he tweeted about it, writing just found out i've been ordering denny's, thinking it was a gourmet grilled cheese place. the tweet went viral. denny's even retweeted it. several big chain restaurants operate ghost kitchens. tgi friday's has conviction chicken. applebee's has cosmic wings. even chuck e. cheese created its ghost kitchen, pascually's pizzeria. >> i think denny has an understanding of who their audience is. and a younger audience with money to spend is very app capable. if they can rebrand segments of the menu and thi

. >> i'm guy benson, in for todd piro. he will meet with the delegation tomorrow, beijing retaliating and imposing sanctions against the ronald reagan library. >> ashley: bring in deputy editor of restoring america at the washington examiner, kaly, my first question, do we have capacity right now when it seems like all or every bit of our resources are in ukraine tied up with this retaliation from china? >> well, you're right, this is one concern national security experts have with increasing spending in the ukraine war is we are drying up our own reserve for potential invasion of taiwan. which diaz said he would like to -- he might do so even earlier, that is great concern to the u.s. we do not have concrete policy or strategy when it comes to taiwan. white house secretary karine jean-pierre was asked whether president biden was committed to putting u.s. troops on the ground in the event of invasion of taiwan. that raises questions about what we would do in response to that, and what taiwan expects of us. it could be stra

guy benson, thank you very much. gallup released u.s. leadership ratings.t's how other countries view us. >> foreign-policy comes in. 137 countries and they gave us 41% approval rating down from 45% when biden first came in. that dropped the withdrawal from afghanistan and some muted views of muscular response to the war in ukraine however countries like poland, finland, they gave us high marks. by contrast vladimir putin russia 7% approval rating on the world stage and president xi jinping russia gets 6%. good news, a silver lining. [laughter] stuart: check futures again, i see green especially for the nasdaq. microsoft trade of helping the nazca nasdaq. eddie is back with us this morning. are you still getting more from long-term government bonds then from stocks? >> stuart, we think it's a bull market long-term treasury, we been aggressive buyers of dips and we saw yesterday we had a nice rally because we think it is a play on the slowdown in two of our top three long-term etf holdings are outperforming the s&p on a year-to-year basis so it is doing that

the trio of chebet, compatriot benson kipruto, who won it in 2021, and tanzania's gabriel ge—y lost kipchogeds the end of the race to take the title, pushing geay into second, with kipruto third. that's all the sport for now. the energy regulator has announced a new code of practice that prevents suppliers in england, scotland and wales from forcibly installing prepayment meters in the homes of customers over the age of 85. 0fgem temporarily stopped the installation of any prepayment meters without householders�* permission in february, after debt agencies working for british gas were revealed to be breaking into some properties to fit them. here's our cost—of—living correspondent, colletta smith. for the last two months, energy suppliers have been banned from forcibly installing one of these. hello? british gas, your gas supplier. we're here with a court warrant. it was after an investigation for the times showed this aggressive behaviour by contractors fitting physical meters for british gas. i love this bit. and after we revealed the thousands of households seeing their smart meters flipp

howard: guy benson who hosts the guy benson radio show and podcast.n new york, liz claman of the claimant countdown. let's start with this video, slickly done, lots of shots of kamala harris, but almost like biden was the backstage narrator and faded from the news quickly. >> they didn't want him front of stage because he doesn't perform well generally in that setting. he can show up and do an okay job but this was a prepackaged, heavily edited video which is fine. a lot of people did notice how much time he spent attacking the other party. attacking trump supporters. assuming trump would be the nominee, hoping trump might be the nominee. not touting his own record at all. i understand biden surrogates can show up and say he's done this, that, the other, tick off a bunch of boxes and a litany of things they would say. is that record. but the american people aren't buying it as the polling shows. he's an unpopular president. what this was an indication of is a president who's going to try for reelection against someone he hopes will be less popular tha

and our benson won a mile and most of decking around and on and on. stacy's admitted amenities, things i contacted to some of these people. and immediately i received anonymous phone calls, threatening my life and threatening the life of my aunts and daughter. so at the end of the same time, i was offered a very lucrative consulting job with it, with stone, webster, and engineering company and major and major competitor my. when i was chief economist at that at chelsea, maine and i had, i quit that job who was writing this book, and they offered me an extremely lucrative consulting position. i provided, i didn't write the book, they knew i was working on the book. so i stopped, but then after 911 i, i knew i had to write the book and i'm not saying there's any direct connection here at all, but there isn't but, but when i went to ground 0 and looked down on that smouldering pit, i knew i had to come clean on what i had done and i decided this to me wouldn't tell anybody it wouldn't contact anyone else. i would write a personal a confession. i wrote the whole thing in secret and then ge

guy benson, political editor at town hall.com and host of the guy benson show on fox news radio and morgandoes seem, for president biden. he launches his campaign. he has a couple of stumbles and even the press conference thing that we just talked about with the questions. your thoughts on where things stand. they stand badly for him and deservedly so. he has not done a good job as president and the polls reflect that it's not just gallup. it's one after another cbs news poll # 1%, 59% disapproving. we talked about this earlier in the week, bret, 7 out of 10 americans don't want this man to run for re-election and, yet, here we are together. i think part of that is they feel like on the democratic side he is something of a safety blanket. he has beaten donald trump before. so if it's trump again they feel like okay that's a matchup that they're comfortable with. i think part of it is also is what's the alternative. if you want got an incumbent who wants to run very hard to uproot someone from that position sort of functionally given the state of party politics and i think you talk to a lot

know where your food is really coming from here's nbc's valerie castro >> reporter: last month, ryan benson had a late night craving and picked up a delivery app to place an order >> i thought this was artisan grilled cheedz i was like, i'll try it >> reporter: he learned that his order from the meltdown was not the small restaurant he thought it was the meltdown turned out to be a virtual restaurant >> i feel like i've been catfished by denny's. they put out a fake profile where they were the meltdown. and it was really just a chef in a denny's. >> reporter: it's all owned by the corporate diner chain. that online menu only available through the apps a denny's spokesperson says the company prioritized transparent si, pointing out the connection is disclosed on the meltdown's website ghost kitchens and virtual restaurants became a way for small businesses like food trucks to expand their reach, but some say it's gotten out of control. >> i think a lot of it, with anything in business, i feel like it totally got oversaturated for a minute there >> reporter: kyle with blt kitchens in arizona

to add what you are saying, whether it is the pursuit or ability of police to respond, reese benson whohighlighted in your statement just now, the ceo, posh green -- >> they are closed today. >> they had a savage break and where they ripped the storefront off. when you talk about the rolldown gates, that would've prevented that for her. it took police over 45 minutes to respond because they were busy at the site that the same group had hit 20 minutes before getting to her facility. >> you know what? that is the problem. that is making national headlines with san francisco at the top of the headline whether it is television or print. that's why we have to have conversations like this. we could devote a whole hour or two hours to this. at least we opened the conversation. i appreciate you both so much. lauren, ahsha safai, thank you so much. >>> last night, there was a meeting to discuss public safety. some said this week's fatal stabbing of bob lee really enforces a fear that anything can happen. one neighbor said she lived in the city for more than six decades . and she is scared. liste

accused international journalist associations of demonstrating a fertile selected nurse la selina benson statement came as the un secretary general's office, expressed concern over flatland to task ease killing. we've got more details of the story on our website policy dot com. the former theo of the world's largest cement manufacturer, paris space at le thought has claimed that french intelligence to infiltrate at the firm 10 years ago. and persuade that to keep working inside territory held by islamic state in syria. now, steady french company katie guilty and was find in the us for paying terrorists almost $6000000.00 in exchange for keeping it snacked me and syria. i've been running during the war that harris is currently investigating lafarge, full complicity and crimes against humanity. he's won't house the firms next heath had to say in his latest interview to french media. we learned that there was a special relationship between the french state, its services and la forge. one of the reasons the state took an interest in us was that the factory side was a strategic location for t

scott benson. >> since 2019 this government provided well over 300 million pounds in funding for projects however there's always room for more. my constituency are the most precise in the country. we have provided 600,000 pounds for feasibility projects and 30 million pounds in the regeneration package for these areas. we see how this transformational project delivers to those communities. before he enters that can everybody else with a prepared question just cut in half? deputy prime minister. sin take you madam. i've seen it first-hand when i visited with him. and please we have delivered the 40 million pounds of funding to relocate the magistrate court and to allow the complex to move and i know i will work with him on the regeneration aspiration for the future. >> deputy speaker little girl in my constituency only nine years old developed a bacterial -- before christmas. symptoms occurred and she has intrusive thoughts and has improperly eat since christmas. i am seeking support for her. the medication is given despite broadbased -- because no one has implemented implementation. think

but as long as the wheels of their benson's still turned, they say they'll stick with them. the german bran still mixed and proud and happy. inter anna for a w $124.00 fans. it's not so much about the money as it is about the details. dash as he calls himself, lives in b. okay. but brings his car back to its native albania, to have it restored. because here they still take care of old cars like his they know these cause that they pay attention to detail when they deal with these college every day in the u. k. they don't want to see this cause any minds, an old codger scrubbing to find somebody that still got the enthusiasm that's impossible over there. now all you get the people that do the job for a living and is just wet and my impression after the strip. certainly there are still many in albania who are crazy about the german cars. but more and more people are turning away from them and looking fall, turn a tips and cheapest solutions. and so the image on albanian rhodes that has been shaped by mercy to us until now is likely to change to more car enthusiasts and automoti

and what better way to save benson or the birds i we met with africa 1st female balloon pilot captains love li. if a thought to the sky the mass i mara, by air. a spectacle above one of africa's most famous national parks for captain joyce beckwith. it's another day in her office in the skies. she became the world's 1st licensed black female hot air balloon pilot in 2019 colleagues called beckwith captain smiles for a infectious smile. i knew that i was going to be the canon, the fast canyon, our pilots or female pilots to get the balloon. but i did not realize that i was actually going to be the 1st black woman in the while to do this. she caught the ballooning bug from her husband's family to our generational balloonist. but ballooning is a very niche market. there isn't even a training program for it in kenya. so to take things to the next level, captain smiles earned her license at a special flying school in the united states. there's even a mural of her at the international balloon museum in new mexico. i'm okay, though, every time people go and send me pictures, you know, they on

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these benson establishments have been set up to profit of losses of individuals. they are most charming, see organizations handing out of cash and copied out to the use of africa rather be i here to take from our vulnerable youth, socially a moron by advertising these establishments. we are preaching to our youth to, for hardwick and excellence in pursuit of fools, paradise well, is it okay from what you're saying? if i mean i'm to put it in this way gambling, it's a game of walk. that's the research and so understand that well, what did gum brings a game of? whoa, are sick even if you lose, but those to give you hope that may be st. i want more tire on lights. are we? yeah. yeah. so you find that it, somebody a will press a bit and lose, and then the net is it a friend wizard? if the when, know, so to maybe next tire, it will be more so government players will feel minute is a game of that. okay. even if you lose this, them don't lose look, look at your friends. they have tried, they have, well, it will be next. so these gum in governance ignore that g, a our afr

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this robot bypasses even the most dexterous cooks and puts pizza in just 45 seconds, its creator bensoneveloped batteries for rockets and satellites. but says his real passion has always been food, another american company plans to produce 3,600 fully automated pizza kiosks in the next 5 years. confectioner victoria's cousin is pleased with the trend in the kitchen. she spends a lot of time. now here they are preparing another batch of marshmallows to order, but leave their large family behind. without lunch, too, a smart process comes to the rescue. he can grind and boil and fry and steam, freeing the hostess for other more important things. for this device, you only need an outlet. no need for a processor cost 160,000 rubles. but according to victoria, it replaces as many as 12 kitchen items, from a grater to a slow cooker , for example, four dishes can be cooked at the same time. mashed rice chicken and zucchini took no more than half an hour to create dinner. at the same time, victoria calmly did other household chores and will cope with the processor. even those who can't cook. we

so benson has the view for us from berlin. john hall is in kiera, but 1st, he is dorsey jabari from oscar. russian president vladimir fulton's approval rating is over 70 percent. despite unprecedented economic and political pressures on this country since it began its so called special military operation in ukraine over a year ago. since february 2022 over 11000 sanctions have been imposed on russia, making it the world's most sanction country after iran, syria, and north korea. but despite the severe economic pressures, unemployment rate here is at an all time low at 3.6 percent. and for many russians, life continues as usual, people i've spoken to said logistics have become more complicated and expensive, but not much has changed. otherwise. one of the main changes that's visible here is the absence of western brands. but it's not as obvious as many outside russia believe less than 9 percent of the nearly $1400.00 e u and g 7. brands that have operations here have divested from russia, and less than 18 percent of us subsidia

. >> guy: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning, i'm guy benson in for todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. returning home after a quick stop in the u.s., she will meet with the delegation tomorrow and beijing is retaliating, imposing sanctions against ronald reagan library and hudson and sailing warships. alexandria hoff has more. alex. >> alexandria: the reaction is more muted than the visit from nancy pelosi last summer. this dynamic does shift day-by-day and yesterday an aircraft along with three vessels were spotted near taiwan. china foreign ministry told reporters the u.s. was coniving with taiwan and the ministry said china will take firm and forceful measure to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity. these are threats chalked up to china simply deploying intimidation tactics. republican congressman michael mccaul, who led the delegation, said this overnight. working together and this is why we are here today, sir, in person, to tell you we are friends of taiwan. we support taiwan. and united we will protect t

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