beverly hallberg, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it? carley: ashley, great to be with you this morning. >> ashley: you, too are as always. >> carley: "fox & friends" begins right now. >> try to quinn an election. >> time is running out for former president trump to respond to motion in election interference case. >> the biden administration does not want the american people to see the truth. >> they arrest trump over and over again to distract you. >> ccp has continued relentless poje campaign against america. >> lawmakers are sounding the alarm against china and russia's joint naval operation off the coast of alaska. >> putting one's climate bulls eye on our iconic ice cream man. >> a democrat in morning wants to get rid of mr. softee trucks

charles: joining me district group media president beverly hallberg. beverly, last election d.c.ed your number. you're the person to talk to when it comes to these kind of things. president trump, obviously not there tonight. should the candidates be going after him or going after president biden? >> they should be going after president bide and talking about why they are the man or woman of the job. i think this is huge opportunity for them to make the campaign about trump. he is that type of person who tends to suck up all the oxygen on the debate stage this is a huge opportunity. i do think chris christie will go after trump. that seems to be his brand these days the rest should ignore him. here is what it comes down to, who can go viral the next day a moment, really good sound bite, a good interaction and a debate back and forth where you can be the one where all the networks are covering you the next day, that's what you're looking for. think about this, we'll see a lot of trump on the news tomorrow. the juxtaposition of a candidate has a really good night, has a good sound

stuart: are they so wrong because different beverly hills. >> i think they live in a different bubble where people make a lot of money and beverly hills, they are surrounded by friends and neighbors that make multiple millions of dollars a year so if you're poor and beverly hills are making two to 50 grand a year that's at the average person makes. don't look for policy ideas from the people and beverly hills because they are complete the out of touch with the places that i come from middle america, wisconsin where people put their boots on and make 60, 65 grand a year end delighted. they make their budgets work and they save for homes up against 15 or 20% and with a by the home because her more responsible and they work their hearts off, they don't make 900, 700, $200,000 year payment i believe the household average income is 65000 year. you know what is coming at you now, bitcoin, you are waiting for this. it took a huge hit is down to 26000 a very small change. are you still in? >> yesterday during the bottom line with dagen from 6 - 7:00 p.m. and a commercial break i bought more b

it is may 1993 for beverly allott has just _ babies...een _ babies... it is may 1993 for beverly allott hasjust been convicted - babies... it is may 1993 for beverly allott hasjust been convicted of. allott has just been convicted of killing clutch make children and attacking nine more. —— killing four children. the government held an inquiry into what had gone wrong at the hospital. the report came out in 1994 and it is identified a number of failings of what central finding was because every death and klutz could have another initial expedition and because nobody could believe that a colleague could deliberately harm children and babies, the nurse was able to continue in the unit for two months. the parallels with lucy letby are striking. senior colleagues did raise concerns about her, those in charge were apparently unable to believe there might be a killer in the hospital. so how can the nhs take that mindset into account for the future? we take that mindset into account for the future?— the future? we should have had a s stem the fut

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beverly hallberg, thank you for your time. furious commuters come toe to toe with climate activists blocking the road in d.c. and it did not end well for activists. >> my friend -- [screaming] >> we got kids to feed, what are they doing? >> ashley: they are not happy and in protest boiling over for second straight day in new york city, residents and businesses out raged by a massive migrant camp. next guest is part of the protest andin jos us with a look at what is happening in his community. ask about vraylar. at what is happening in his community. us with a look at what is happening in his community. us with a look at what is happening in his community. us with a look at what is happening in his community. us with a look at what is happening in his community. us with a look at what is happening in his community. joius with a look at what is happening in his community. nus with a look at what is happening in his community. sus with a look at what is happening in his community. us with a look at what is happening in his commun

as beverly pointed out this is the first time in recent memories the airwaves have not been dominatedy what's been going on in courts with the former president. >> trace: good point. talking about leadership and also about age, because it came up today with mitch mcconnell. watch this. >> your thoughts on running for reelection in 2026. >> what are my thoughts about what? >> running for reelection in 2026. >> oh. that's a -- >> did you hear the question senator? running for reelection in 2026? >> yes. >> all right, i'm sorry y'all, we're going to need a minute. >> trace: very difficult to watch beverly and it's not the first time. >> no, it's not the first time this is the second incident where he has had a freezing episode in a press conference. these have happened since he had that concussion in march when he fell at a dc hotel. i'm not a doctor, i can't say exactly what is taking place but the doctors who have spoken on it, this seems to be concerning. not something that's a one-time thing, obviously it's happened twice, and i think a lot of people are asking about the age factor,

"i'm beverly, um, the supervisor. "i was hoping you would have the key. were supposed to be six of us. where are the people who cared about democracy, who want to make sure that voting never stops? when the principal arrived, he refused to let us in. he said that he received no notification that we were supposed to be there that day, and so we quickly set up polling stations on the sidewalk. voters were waiting. i was sweating. voting never stops. this was not how it was supposed to happen. i thought that we would get doughnuts and refreshments provided by the polling station. that the poll workers would high-five each other when voters came in to vote. i thought we would at least be inside. when the area supervisor, ralph, arrived, he told us once again that the principal didn't know that we were supposed to be there. and then finally, mid-morning, the principal said, "all right, come in, because it looks bad that voting is happening on the sidewalk." he also told me to tell beverly that we need to be outside of the building by 6:00 p.m. and i told him p

. >> reporter: it was a sunday afternoon after church 13 years ago that beverly butler and her husband bob lit a fire she says moments later, their home exploded >> this ball of fire hit me in the face, and the next thing i knew, he hollered, we got to get out, the house is on fire. >> reporter: like the house that blew up over the weekend in plum, pennsylvania, the butlers' home three hours north in bradford is surrounded by old abandoned and unplugged oil and gas wells. the butlers' fire was so intense, investigators said they could provide no conclusive explanation for the gas explosion, and the cause of the explosion in plum is still under investigation, though pennsylvania officials told nbc news abandoned wells are being looked at as one possible cause the dangerous remnants of 100 years of searching for oil and gas, often dug by companies now long out of business, leaving open holes, which can cause toxins and dangerous greenhouse gases to leak into water supplies and, in some extreme cases, cause explosions nearly 5 million people across the country live within a half mile of o

but it's also something that can help us combat climate change. >> reporter: as for beverly butler, she wants answers. >> kids kept telling me, mom, there's something else he's got in store for you. something else you have to do. and i kind of figure maybe this is it, what he wants me to do. >> reporter: to see this through. >> to make sure that this does not happen to anybody else >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, bradford, pennsylvania. >>> the death toll in the dominican republic has risen to 27 after an explosion in a hardware store a 4 month old baby is among the victims. the country's emergency services says an additional 59 are injured. four buildings were destroyed. the president says the cause is under investigation. >>> amazon pharmacy is launching a new feature that will automatically apply coupons to reduce the price of insulin to as low as $35 a month. the discount will apply to more than 15 major brands, including eli lilly and sanofi this will help simplify the process of searching for coupons and help people save on life-saving medication that has been notoriously

. >> i am from beverly hills. >> fancy. >> she is from beverly hills. >> kelly: that's fancy. >> i washighland park. >> kelly: both fancy. we'll talk more about our favorite books later. it's mother's day this sunday. so, we want to celebrates. mary, do your kids celebrate with you? do you do anything special? >> they do, i am a grandmother now so part of what i'm celebrating is my daughter, lily who is an amazing mother herself. and yeah, it's like the whole -- excuse for our whole gang to pile in, dogs, kids, babies, everybody. it's wonderful. >> kelly: that is wonderful especially as a grandma now. >> yeah, i love being a grandmother. it's so boring to say, it is the great he thing in the world. >> i do, too. >> we text each grandmother photos all the time. >> kelly: it must be so -- i have a six and eight year old, i can't imagine. to have your kids be mothers. do you know what i'm saying that is interesting, wait you are you're a mom, too. that's weird, i can't look at my 8 year old, i hope you do well. i hope i did well enough. what about hat do you -- >> leave me out. >> kelly:

all additions control up supports voters get some face time with the candidates. beverly elizondo reports from the state, capital des moines to their animals, and lots of them and plenty of ways to get an adrenalin rush and lots of food and unusual food. want a rattlesnake corn dog here you can get it. welcome to the iowa state fair and american midwest tradition, dating back to 18. 54. the oldest and largest agricultural exposition in america, with about $1000000.00 visitors every year. it's also, i was biggest annual event for presidential candidates. all those people mean one thing. wow. are yeah, potential voters, and that's why every 4 years during election season, candidates running for president descend on the fair to take part in the political soapbox. when they're given a microphone, a captive audience and 20 minutes to make their sales pitch. for candidates, it's a chance to drum up boats ahead of the all important 1st in the nation, iowa caucus is to be held in january here to iowa, state fair. it's a rare opportunity for voters to get up close and personal with the candidates.

so we learn beverly opinion if we these, the filtering the readings for the 1st angel i was already know escape because these of us by doing, i knew that he doesn't make mistakes and he thinks where this pitched off. so i didn't knew what i have to do and how things when go, but then the planning that does but of us just as they do before that it is popular when sending i've seen the honestly 1st honest. re my fast crewing experience in 2016 was the most memorable. after that the next best was the race across america. because during the 1st one, that'd be knew anything about crewing power to simply tell me that we had to go. and we went without any preparation, but since then the races have been very well planned and the progress could be, it has made is amazing. they don't get anything out of it. they, they just get to see me on the 40 them. and they just get to see me happy what i'm doing and they're happy with that. so yeah, there's a contribution i might end up waking up maybe 400 page book the i use the cycling. yeah. because we have lot of attention, but we, i feel like uh, more th

my next guest says the beverly hills center for plastic surgery swarming with a and b blisters who haveime to go under the knife recovered without getting busted by paparazzi. what sort of work getting done should a guy like me ever go under the knife? i say no but we'll see. joining me now to discuss executive director of the beverly hills center for plastic surgery dual board certified doctor been to life. doctor, welcome to the show. >> thank you so much, thanks for having me. >> it makes sense they are out of work so the hollywood celebrities are going and to get work done but are the numbers showing up, is this happening? >> it's actually happening and it's not universal meaning is not all actors and all writers, it's the ones who are super busy all the time, well established and well off and this is the only time they have run away and get something done without people noticing or affecting their work. the lower income and struggling actors, writers, they are not doing anything, they are pinching pennies and staying away from botox into the have to until they go back to work. >> i

so we learn beverly thing and if we leave the ring, the can we things for the 1st time? so i was, i didn't know escape because he's of us by doing, i knew that he doesn't make mistakes and you'd be sweating. this pitched off. so i didn't knew what i have to do and how things when go, but then the planning that does what it let's just as they do before that it is popular when sending. i've seen the honestly 1st communities on the street. my 1st screwing experience in 2016 was the most memorable. after that the next best was the race across america is during this last one that'd be knew anything about crewing. it's a part of a simply told me that we had to go and we went without any preparation. but since then the races have been very well planned to make progress could be a has made is amazing. they don't get anything out of it is they just get to see me on the 40 them and they just get to see me happy what i'm doing and they're happy with their so yeah, this is activity that is like i said, if i started i think i've already, they've gone to bush and i might end up waking

[applause] our second winner tonight is beverly gage. her stunning biography of j edgar hoover, and the making of the american century both perfects and transcends as a genre. in the first biography about hoover written 30 years, gauges on exhaustive research and recently released materials that earlier biographers could not access. the result is a hoover hold back from bill and his caricature knew. it is not so much the wiretapping, white supremacist misses the mark. ite is this only gets at one se of him. but source to view his hoover the nonpartisan, the professionalize her, the pragmatist, not order to redeem hoover but explain how inseparable one part was from the other. the payoff is a more nuanced view. not only ofer hoover but of the american people who shared his historical moments and were generally far moree admiring as well as the presidency serve. bill amazing hoover let's the rest of us off the hook gage concludes. skillfully shifting her account from one man's life to the history of the 20th century large. never for a mome

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she happens to beverly. she will repurchase today in the city who said that it is basically empty. the city itself is going to be a problem. it's more about they have to try if you don't distance us because they're higher all over and they have to really stress area. and um, yeah, so, so that can really be difficult to get them to safety. um, so and better of these long traffic jams that's that. so i'm a little bit, i'm sufficient time bridge, colombia. i've happens 2 years to where i was basically no more meaning what's best for you and before the city was destroyed and this is stuff going to happen here because yell enough inhabitants have knowing what's going to happen more or less than 2 days already. so they could prepare. hm. okay. christy session in vancouver, speaking to us on these wild fires raging across canada, we really thank you for your time and your reporting. thank you. stay safe. thank you and we apologize for some of the audio quality in that cross day. we're gonna move on to sports now and the bonus league is season opening. now, way of buying munich, stats adul

drive out, hit the enemy, come back, recharge and drive out again. beverly, so dark on us. there's a trophy here, hidden in the bushes. you can still see the light as ed symbol of the russian aggression. but this time is no ready to fight for you, correct? yes, this is full friends. football club party sanction amount is selling the brazilian fluid name off to the side with the pro league side out loud. the deal is believed to be with 90000000, your res. subject for medical check name or is the latest big name to join the side of the league following the lives of christie on it. rinaldo and karen benjamin allow is one of full clubs underwritten by the society public investment fund, which is controlled by crime prints, haven't been so. i mean, i could, or in midfield lawyers these guys say though, has become the most expensive player in british football history. chelsea have signed cost data from frights and they need the food to be with as much as a $100.00. 35000000 your res chelsea be livable to secure the services of the 21 year old. the london club have nice spend, arr

what's beverly use? if you can barely survive? the only option is to join again. these are the causes, the fact that there is a lack of infrastructure in haiti, a local school access to school access to hospital access to education, access to food. it's what see only what we are seeing. so the violence is directly connected to the poorly to quote is the billing fee and also the 5 that she has been struggling for very long time with absolutely no real partnership will assistance to get them out of where they are today. good. and it's been great having your insights on the w news. thank you for joining us. thank you so much for high school. not moving on us. president joe biden is to travel to hawaii on monday to assess the devastation from the wild fires on the island of maui, a 110 people on i've known to have been killed. well thought of jesus stepping up, the search for victims with us army national guard personnel joining the operations of homes blended the ground finds of debris and burned up because in these drawings, the 3rd crews are looking for human remai

have a 15 year old boy who cannot go to school, who cannot eat what cannot go to the hospital with beverly is, is do, you can barely survive, the only option is to join again. these are the causes, the fact that there is a lack of infrastructure in haiti, lack of school access to school, access to hospital access to education, access to food. it's what see only what we are seeing. so the violence is directly connected to the poorly to quote instability and also the fact that she has been struggling for a very long time with absolutely no real partnership will assistance to get them out of where they are today. getting this been great, having your insights on the w news. thank you for joining us. thank you so much for high school. moving on us president joe biden is to travel to hawaii on monday to assess the devastation from the wild fires on the island of maui. a 110 people now known to have been killed with ortiz, all stuffing up the search for victims with us. army national guard personnel joining the operation. the homes blended the ground fires of debris and burned up cars and destroy

what's beverly use? if you can barely survive? the only option is to join again. these are the causes, the fact that there is a lack of infrastructure in haiti, a local school access to school access to hospital access to education, access to food. it's what see only what we are seeing. so the new violence is directly connected to the poorly to quote instability and also the fact that she has been struggling for a very long time with absolutely no real partnership will assistance to get them out of where they are today. good, and it's been great having your insights on the w news. thank you for joining us. thank you so much for high school. so moving on, ukraine has started sending ships across the black sea along what it caused humanitarian car doors. president brought him is lensky says, a phrase, always laughed odessa, has made it safely through ukrainian waters. it's the 1st thoughts crossing since russia pull dykes of an international deal, allowing ukraine to export grain. so lensky says it's an important step towards restoring freedom of navigation. in the

our second winner tonight is beverly gage her stunning biography of j edgar hoover g-man j. edgar hoover and the making of the american century, both perfects and trends, its genre. in the first biography about hoover written in 30 years. gage has done exhaustive research in recently released materials that early biographers could not access. the result is a hoover pulled back from the villainous caricature that we thought we knew. it's not so much that the wiretap devious, destructive and above all, white supremacist hoover misses the mark is this only gets at one side of him. what gage to view is hoover the non partizan, the state builder, the professional professionalism, the pragmatist? not in order to redeem hoover, but to explain how inseparable one part was from the other. the payoff is more than is a more nuanced view, not only of hoover, but of the american people who shared his historical moment and were generally far more admiring than critical, as well as. the eight presidents he served. villainizing hoover. the rest of us off the hook. gage skillfully shifting a

i love you, beverly. >> i never met her. you have a picture at the desk. it looks like a picture you've got with the frame. >> she is a frame. that is not the word. >> we will have dinner. she is coming to town and we will have dinner this week. >> you are going to say she was a frame model, weren't you? >> a hand model. >> joe, what did you make a biden and's whether channel appearances? >> i think you should have gone on oxygen. not the network. to me, it is a nonsense idea that the government is going to change the weather. you cannot even get them to columbus day. >> that is true. you are right. i think now we have updated the age of the earth by 20 billion years. somehow biden thinks he will save the earth and in his 80 year span. what egotism that is. >> it's a part foster as notion. the climate has been changing forever. the vikings went to greenland win it was warmer and then it got colder and they all died because of the cold. or it was a coincidence. >> it was probably a coincidence. welcome back. i know things are crazy in hawaii. any updates on

hills, they are just moving or real housewives of beverly hills, they arejust moving on and they truly that the president is being targeted. now, i think the president has put himself in his own legal jeopardy, especially with the classified document indictment. this indictment, we will see if it is something that will lead to the crimes he has been charged with. we to the crimes he has been charged with.— to the crimes he has been charged with. to the crimes he has been charued with. ~ ., g ., charged with. we have josh from politico. welcome. _ charged with. we have josh from politico. welcome. we're - politico. welcome. we're looking at the pictures the former president's motorcade headed back to the app what are your impressions?— your impressions? everyone of this is extraordinary. _ your impressions? everyone of this is extraordinary. some - your impressions? everyone of this is extraordinary. some ofl this is extraordinary. some of the atmosphere around this one is a little — the atmosphere around this one is a little different in terms of him _ is a little different in terms of

. >> orange county new jersey, beverly hills, they might be a different setting each franchise was of same, throwing drinks pulling hair character assassination. also lots of crying and pointing. it is even wilder behind the scenes, now one of the franchise's most recognizable faces comes out against probable owner and bc. bethany frankel is leading the charge. she is rallying other reality show stars against nbc universal. >> we are not actors, when not playing other people, we are not saying the words that are written for us, exposing ourselves, families, lives, children, just because hollywood and entertainment industries can exploit this green talent, does that mean that they should? >> in a letter to nbc and bravo current and former reality stars are accusing the network of grotesque and different beef mistreatment of the reality stars. these individuals have been mentally, physically, financially victimized by nbc. threatened with growing if they decide to speak out. >> a letter goes on to lay out in great detail all of the accusations that the stars have made. covering up sexua

. ♪ >> recently at the 2023 los angeles times festival of books author beverly gage discussed j.r hoover, including his role in crackdowns on black panthers and the police raid on fred hampton's apartment that ended in his shooting death. >> that is one of the darkest periods of the fbi's history in the late '60s and '70s looking at groups like the panthers and, you know, in the case of fred hampton, it's very clear9 that the fbi had, you know, an informant right next to hampton. that informanted had made a map of where hampton was going to be. that map guided the chicago police to take on their raid, and then hoover approve of all of this in the end after the chicago police had gone in and killed fred hampton and really, you know, used extraordinary violence in that fight. so did hoover know in advance, so there is no hard evidence that i have seen, that i saw over the course of doing in that hoover knew and orchestrated that as a deliberately deadly raid, but certainly he was very aware of the contour it is of what was -- contours of what was happening to the panthers in a plac

that includes beverly hills -- beverly hills also the california highway patrol who will focus on stopping retail theft. chief luna says it is about making citizens feel safe again. >> people or think about packing up and leaving. we don't want you to leave. this is one of the greatest places on this earth. we don't want people to lose their jobs because shops are closing up because of these types of crimes. >> the task force will also include prosecutors from the l.a. county and city attorney's office and the office of the california attorney general who will operate 24/7 and will focus on areas where the majority of these crimes have taken place. governor gavin newsom also recently announcing hundreds of millions have been set aside to go toward cracking down on organized retail theft. trace? >> trace: it is about time. let's bring in criminal defense attorney vik bajaj. now they care. they will go after retail crime and the mayor said the following. watch. >> this is a task force to apprehend the suspect into anything and everything weekend to prevent these crimes from taking place and

they cited 33 cases of covid at the beverly hills hotel. 23 at the beverly hilton.he four seasons hotel had 78. craig's restaurant had 22. the crypto.com arena where the lakers and clippers play, 246. erewhon, the natural foods market, had 66 cases. if you live here, you know that makes sense. all those super-healthy unvaxxed yoga moms sucking up the covid along with their kale chips and kombucha. [ laughter ] the hollywood roosevelt, which is just down the block from us, had 20 cases. trader joe's had 114. and then there were some non-commercial spots. jon voight's racquetball court, 35. [ laughter ] the back seat of the uber scott baio drives had 47. [ laughter ] and the bevmo! by rob schneider's house, 119. [ laughter ] you know those masks that joe biden promised? well, they are now also available for pickup at pharmacies around the country. you go in and say, i'd like a mask. they say, well, you can't come in here without a mask. then i don't know what happens. the masks come with a qr code that gives instructions on how to put the masks on and take the masks o

[applause] beverly: thank you. well, these all are hard asked to follow, but it is a pleasure to be here, especially washington, which is a place i spent a lot of time and did 12 years that i was writing this biography of j edgar hoover. some of you may know that washington was hoover's hometown and he was born here just a few blocks away from where we are right now. he lived here his whole life and died in the city of washington and never worked for anyone but the federal government. it is a particular pleasure to be here though at the library of congress because the library of congress is the place that j edgar hoover got his start when he graduated from high school in 1913, having gone to central high school in washington, which was the most prominent white public high school in a segregated school system. he needed a job to fund his way through law school at george washington university and he ended up here at the library of congress. this was a moment of excitement for the library. the new library of congress

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. >> reporter: among that sea of people were howard alumni margaret wright, k hansen, beverly brooks anderson and marcia moore. >> it was mind blowing. >> hearing that speech was edge in sketched in the mind to move me forward. to the women share common bond of hearing about dr martin luther king jr. mac for better america in-person. >> once dr. king started speakiking they listeneded wiw attention.n. >> we shohould leave ththere wi and d be guideded byby his visi hihis words toto us for the re ouour lives arare to the call action. >> i knew that i wanted to be part of the movement. >> i think i was uplifted spiritually , intellectutually, and momorally. >> reporter: a sentiment that has endured the past six decades, but the work is not done. >> reporter: you talk about continued hurdles. what is your hope for future generations ? >> we have to teach the history of our people. we have to encourage them to do what they can do to help their fellow man. >> there e are ththings that w do beyondnd ourselves,s, beyond family. >> aim high and look to the mountaintop, and always be inclclusi

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