bill's wife was subdued.surprisingly cheerful, sayin he was happy to be back in panama >> those first days, when bill was brought back to panama what was he like >> he was making jokes and h was laughing he was really -- he went and wanted people to see him. he was trying to show off. >> national director of police gustavo perez, interrogate wild bill, and said he talke openly about the killings. he admitted to shooting bo o his boat for cher, it started with friendly dinner on bills place afterwards, she was take outside to look at som animals. when she turned to look at them, he shot her. >> did bill tell you why h murdered the people that h confessed to murdering >> money >> money >> yeah, he said money, wanted to have their things. >> but even the most hardene cops were shocked to hear what else bill had done bill drew a map of his home, with "xs" marking where th bodies were buried there were more than two "xs", however, there were five not just bo and cher but three more people who died at th hands of "

bill: his instincts prove correct.wong leaves court in a prison van with a thirteen-month sentence. one of hong kong's most prominent voices now publicly silenced. supporters defiantly telling him he's not alone. it could have been worse. his "crime" happened before the introduction in june 2020 of a feared new national security law, under which anyone can now be charged with terrorism, subversion, secession, or foreign collusion. the penalty: up to life in prison. joshua: we can still go forward and overcome the threat. i would say that the threat could not defeat hong kongers, would just make hong kongers even stronger determination to keep on our struggle. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ bill: for each activist voice muted, there are many more still on the streets, watching, waiting to step forward. max: when you see joshua wong being arrested, it's not just joshua wong alone, it's also the thousands of protestors that is with him. thousands of other protestors are also being arrested, and these are smaller names, these are people that

we have a few more bills. and the president said he would veto those bills, too. if you look at the president's track record most of the bills he signed into law are bills he would oppose. and it's going to help families all across america. if you just hit these four pillars, an economy that's strong. h.r. 1, the lower energy cost act, where we said for far too long president biden has made our country dependent on foreign energy. it has emboldened countries like russia and iran and jacked up energy costs. 30% or more higher than they are paying for household like that. house republicans said we are going to do something. time for chuck schumer and the democrat senate to take up h.r. 1 and stand up for families who are sick and tired paying higher energy costs. tomorrow, the plan to address the nation's debt ceiling while addressing washington's spending problem. president biden has maxed out the nation's credit card and done it by reckless spending and rolling out a plan to address that. over and over you have seen the president creating problems. you have seen t

you have a bill you have pieces in the bill, sections in the bill. to tie this bill to a debt ceiling holding our economy hostage in passing this piece of it in tandem as part of it says it is they are. it there in black and white. it says that you will rescind immediately print the word immediately is there to billion dollars for veterans healthcare. you also are talking about within your bill going back to 2022 budget numbers. if you go back to 2022 budget numbers we are looking cutting veterans healthcare by 22% or more if you decide you're holding the fence harmless. that includes as i mentioned before housing support for veterans. a job training. people who suffer from homelessness, mental health issues. all of this is going to be cut. then you have people talking about cutting -- make underfunding the va's request of $20 billion for the pact built which was a bipartisan piece of legislation. that said you can put lipstick on a pig and call it monique but it is still a pig. this bill is very explicit as to what the cuts are going to be doing. yo

after we pay the bill and debt then we can discuss how we reduce the deficit. >> bill: sir, you know they have committed to raising the debt limit. so you know they are committed to paying the bills. that's a false argument. >> no, they are holding it hostage like a family saying we'll only pay our credit card bill if you agree, family member x, to cut this spending. let's pay the bill. we've already incurred these expenses. this is patriotic to pay our bills. >> bill: as you know -- you know that's where the negligent achess should begin. >> you saw the question and answer from the white house yesterday about the last country the president visited. he was in ireland a few days ago. how do you interpret the response and the back and forth you just watched there? >> i think the president should want everyone to see how he was treated in ireland. he was a rock star there. i hope people google it and see what respect he had. here is the point, bill. age will be a factor in the election. the president is open about it and he will take questions and show it to the american people. i this

bill is now looking ahead.o's name, and it has to bejo's legacy. committed to change, so thatjo didn't die in vain. i'm surejo's looking down on me now saying, "you have one job to do, and that's to drive the dementia agenda forward. don't you dare fail at this. that isn't an option." so bill's teamed up with bev, the boss at dementia matters. we're still on a journey, aren't we? we have a lot of work to do. to try to improve the lives of dementia patients and their families. nobody should be suffering this dreadful and difficult time on their own. it's a cruel and awful disease. we need some political will to cut through that fog of, it's too big, it's too expensive. how do we take it forward? there are now plans for a new strategy in england to try and improve patient care. in the meantime, families struggle to navigate the system, desperate to give their loved ones the care and dignity that they deserve. it was a special love story. didn't matter what kind of adversity came our way, we would get through it t

record most of the bills that he signed into law are bills you originally said he would oppose. if he comes out against a bill means there's a pretty good , chance he actually might end up signing it into law and it's going to help families all across america. these four pillars, an economy that's strong. h.r. 1, the lower energy cost act, where we said and so, if you just look at these four pillars. an economy that is strong. look at h.r. 1. the lower energy costs act where we said for far too long president biden's made our , country dependent on foreign lands for our energy. what has it done? it has emboldened cartels and countries like russia and iran and it's jacked up energy costs for families. 40% higher energy costs. when people go to fill their car up, 30% or more. house republicans stood up and said we're going to do something about that and we actually had democrats join in with us it's time for chuck schumer in the democrat senator take up h.r. 1 and stand up for families who are sick and tired of being too much for the energy costs. let's get the bill signed into la

in an amended bill without providing which bill without the section 35 on top of it can pursue legalction. the uk government state of does not provide a reason. any divergence of approaching scotland would be unacceptable saying ensure it to different regimes create adverse effects. it is therefore proved impossible to find a way forward or to consider a form of amending the bill that this parliament would agree to and lead to the secretary of state to revoke the order. the scottish government remains committed to the bill as amended and as agreed by a majority in this parliament, which make it easierfor trans people to access the existing rights. 0ver trans people to access the existing rights. over 350 million people around the world already live in countries and regions with a type of system is proposed in the bill. irrespective of your view on the bill, and i recognise that some people remain firmly opposed to it, challenging the uk's use of section 35 is the only way for a government that wants to defend the democratic will and devolved powers of this parliament. do not challeng

send it back to you. >> bill: thank you, bill. mark green is the chairman of that committee and is with me now. thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> bill: may 11 it expires, 15 days from now. what will we do with 11,000 asylum seekers a day? >> well, mayokas is going to usher them into the united states. he has established this mechanism with an app, cbp1 app to grant parole to anyone who goes through the app to speed people into the country. it is all intentional. they have opened our southern border. tragically the cartels have seized the opportunity and are using it to get drugs and to smuggle people. so it is making them billions of dollars and it is destabilizing cities across america. >> dana: bill melugin reported on josh hawley pressing mayokas yesterday about this report about migrant child labor and here is the numbers. this is unaccompanied children encounters at the southwest borders since the beginning of the biden administration is 354,000. and then you had karine jean-pierre, the press secretary to t

he vetoed the reform bill, the police reform bill in d.c.kay the drilling in alaska. you have seen him take 1 or 2 steps that he could point to as more centrist but you certainly have not seen a wholesale reorienting and you won't see it during the primary season because the left is giving him comfort to be the nominee of a more or less united party even though the polls show so little support for a second term. >> dana: there we go. thank you, mark, great to have you today. >> bill: i think there is more to come. >> dana: a lot more to come. as a reminder fox news is hosting the first republican primary debate of this election cycle. it is scheduled for august in milwaukee and we will see you there. >> bill: an honor for princess lea today. here we go. actress carey fisher getting a star on the hollywood walk of fame on may four, known as "star wars" day. she died of a heart attack in 2016. her star, this is cool, cool story here. her star will be across the street from the one that honors her mom, debbie reynolds. may the fourth -- >> dana

so -- veto those bills too. if you look at the president's track record, most of the bills he signed into law are bills he originally said he would oppose. if he comes out again as bill, there's a pretty good chance he's going to sign it into law and it will help families all across america. so if you just hit these four pillars, an economy that's strong, look at h.r. 1. the lower energy costs act. where we said for far too long president biden's made our country dependent on foreign lands for our energy and what has it done? it's emboldened cartels, it's emboldened countries like russia and iran. and it's jacked up energy costs for families. 40% higher energy costs when people go to fill their car up. 30% or more higher that they're paying for household electricity. house republicans stood up and said, we're going to do something about that and we actually had democrats join in with us. it's time for chuck schumer and the democrat senate to take up h.r. 1 and stand umfor families who are sick and tired of payin

bill. >> bill: more to come. thank you, aishah, nice to see you on the hill. >> dana: video showing the moment russia accidentally bombs one of its own cities. how moscow is explaining that one. >> bill: the white house getting blowback on the push to phase out gas-powered cars. how this is exposing a major disconnect between the president's domestic and foreign agendas. >> dana: why officers say they no longer even want to work in our nation's capital. when everything is going up except your income, it's time to cut your monthly expenses. and the fastest way to do that? pay off your debts and high rate credit cards with a lower payment newday home loan. that can save you hundreds of dollars every month. plus, this newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value so you can put even more cash in the bank during these uncertain times. i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant

. >> bill: good morning, everybody. got a tornado outbreak killing two people in central oklahoma overnight. fierce winds and hail. the impact obliterating homes and businesses and they wake up to a scene that many have seen too much of. that region with a mess of downed trees and power lines. tens of thousands without power. we'll watch this story and keep you updated throughout the morning on that. first, however, treatment for the president's son is what an i.r.s. agent says. someone in big government putting its thumb on the scales of the hunter biden investigation. and now he is willing to tell congress all about it. that's where we start on thursday morning as we get rolling here. i'm bill hemmer live in new york. >> dana: good morning, i'm dana perino. there is a lot of news. bombshell allegations come from an unnamed i.r.s. supervisor asking congress for whistleblower protection so he can tell them how the administration is mishandling the hunter biden tax probe. >> bill: that investigation started back in 2018.

we will pass the bill. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. >> house democrats held a press conference this morning opposing the house republicans debt limit increase bill. >> good morning everyone, pleasure to be joibd by my colleagues and no secret that the sicker us is in town. speaker mccarthy's maga republican wish list that has zero chance of passing the senate and we'll see if it passes the house. ifer minute wasted on speaker mccarthy is a minute closer to default and republican manufactured. and waiting agencies have panned this plan that they say will impact economic dproaght. this is what happens when you allow the most extreme members of that conference to write the budget and to dictate the priorities. we are joined by ranking members neal and boyle to discuss the consequences of the republican default and joe neguse and representative under

good morning. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer.ow level air national guardsman arrested by federal agents at his home in

and bill, here we go into the last day of the week. >> bill: great to be with you, bill melugin in for john roberts. national guardsman jack teixeira is detained in federal custody until next week, 30 miles from his house in massachusetts, heavily armed fbi agents arrested him yesterday and found several weapons in his possession. >> sandra: teixeira was charged with two counts of removing and spreading classified information as prosecutors say he began sharing top secret information with a group of online gamers all the way back to december. >> bill: temporarily reassured officials the leak is plugged, they face growing criticism why a 21-year-old held a top security clearance with the i.t. role with the air national guard. >> sandra: darryl issa is standing by. >> bill: alexis, it sounds like teixeira might have believed in recent days the government was on to him. is that right? >> bill, yeah, that's exactly what it seems like, newly released court documents, it says jack teixeira was worried the federal investigators could be on to him, so much so he had been using a security clear

it's dishonest billing.e have to save these programs for people that we promised and we need to have the backbone in washington and challenge special interest groups. i urge you to be with us on this issue and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. boyle: you know, mr. speaker, i keep hearing this doom and gloom from the other side of the aisle that we're on the brink of catastrophe. here is the headline in the world's leading economic magazine, a magazine that's considered right of center. this is their headline two weeks ago. america's astonishing economic record. the world's biggest economy is leaving its peers even further in the dust. that is the accurate record of where this country and its economy stands right now. and with that i'm happy to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from connecticut, mrs. hayes. the speaker pro tempore: so recognized. mrs. hayes: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong opposition to the default on america act because i did

he didn't go t bill and made that call becaus bill shoved him.bill an diane even took legal action t throw him out. >> diane told him, kevin don't push me. you are going to see what we can do to get you out of thi house. he didn't believe her. i >> went to my attorney h drove the paper and we had him legally effected >> you can do that, evict child? >> he was 21 at the time >> but diane loved her onl child and couldn't cut the cor she let him come home. the summer of 2010, however wa racing towards a showdown, tensions in the family wer high, the house was cramme with four extra people bill's son and his famil camping out on couches because of financial troubles. kevin wasn't making things easier up noxious about sharin the household computer he was the computer hog? >> that's all he ever wanted t do was sit on the computer, it wasn't even his computer but h would change the password an kick everybody off >> kevin's mother was furious, she had stopped talkin directly to him trying to avoi the persistent arguments >> they're just top king via emai

>> you are right, bill. and it's exactly what happened last week with the school shooting as well, the police went very focused in with a mission and accomplished that mission, that's what we are hearing right now. you know, when you talk about workplace violence incident, this is in that category of, again, we don't know all the details, don't know an inclination beforehand and the business leakage, did the individual exhibit behaviors to suggest there was a problem. sometimes even people who were dismissed from a bank or even leave a bank for some reason don't necessarily come right back. sometimes there are days, weeks, and even times where there are months and longer where people come back because things have changed in their life. it could be a sick person in the family, it could be a financial condition, legal issue, it could be emotional or psychological issue, we don't know at this point. a lot of variables. one of the things we do know, though, there's no threat to the community, it does not appear

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. a heated hearing as republicans hold secretary mayokas accountable for the historic crisis on the border calling his leadership an abject failure. this grieving family of that little girl and grandmother later meeting in private urging him to send thousands of troops to secure the border saying he needs to do that first before any attempt at immigration reform. >> dana: lawmakers calling out the secretary for being complicit in fentanyl deaths of 100,000 americans. these are some of their faces. >> bill: bill melugin has spent a lot of time reporting on the front lines of the border crisis maybe more than anyone else. more in today's hearings and efforts to impeach mayokas and whether or not it will go anywhere. good morning. >> good morning. secretary mayokas got a full on bombardment of criticism from house republicans yesterday. that hearing as you saw extremely tense at times at gop lawmakers torched him for his handling of the border crisis including fentanyl trafficking. >> how

i'm dana perino. >> bill: hump day. i'm bill hemmer.t from this document leak spread on social media. revealing top secret information about the war in ukraine, everything from u.s. efforts to support ukraine to classified intel gathered on the involvement of key allies. defense secretary lloyd austin saying everything possible is being done to find the source but they do not know

bill. >> bill: david spunt, d.o.j. jonathan turley joins me now. welcome back. a couple technical questions here. how much thought have you given to consideration for the judge to put a gag order on the former president after the appearance tomorrow? >> that is one of the questions that many of us will be asking tomorrow. judges have become increasingly aggressive in imposing gag orders in high-profile cases. this is unique. you have someone who is a candidate for the presidency of the united states. this is one of the court issues that will be part of that campaign. trump is already campaigning on the weaponization of the criminal justice system. i think a gag order would be quite problematic and potentially unconstitutional. i can't imagine a judge gagging a presidential candidate to talk about a matter of such great public importance. i am generally not a fan of gag orders because of first amendment issues. but here i think a gag order would find really a skeptical series of appeals in front of courts. i think they would probably challenge that quickly. >> bi

the bill requires the f.c.c. to provide an annual report to congress detailing instances where emergency connectivity service was provided by this process and also each instance when an entity used a spectrum declined to provide service to use their spectrum. this enables congress to provide oversight and ensure that the legislation is implemented as intended. first and foremost, enabling 911 calls and texan emergency alerts in remote and unserved areas is not only common sense. everyone needs this regardless of where they live, period. this bill is very narrow in scope. the riles required by the bill would only enable emergency connected activity providers to go connect to individual's phones where there is no cellular service either due to an outage or no carrier providing service in that area. to many of us it is frustrating to us if we lose it temporarily. it is unfathomable to understand in 2023 there are remote areas in america that don't have reliable service. now that there is technology that will help th

bill is now looking ahead...jo's legacy. ..committed to change, so thatjo didn't die in vain. i'm surejo's looking down on me now saying, "you have one job to do, and that's to drive the dementia agenda forward. don't you dare fail at this. that isn't an option." so bill's teamed up with bev, the boss at dementia matters... we're still on a journey, aren't we? we have a lot of work to do. ..to try to improve the lives of dementia patients and their families. nobody should be suffering this dreadful and difficult time on their own. it's a cruel and awful disease. we need some political will to cut through that fog of, it's too big, it's too expensive. how do we take it forward? there are now plans for a new strategy in england to try and improve patient care. in the meantime, families struggle to navigate the system, desperate to give their loved ones the care and dignity that they deserve. it was a special love story. didn't matter what kind of adversity came our way, we would get through it together. and... and

of this bill. it's one page long. section 901 of the education amendment of 1972 is amended by adding at the end of the following, it shall be a violation of substantial a for a recipient of federal financial assistance who operates sponsors or facilitates athletic programs or activities to permit a person whose sex is male to participate in athletic program or activities designed for women or girls. for the purposes of this subsection. sex shall be recognized based solely on a person's reproductive biology and genetics at birth. all these ridiculous things that we have been accused of are not in this bill. this bill does not discriminate against anyone. it does not exhibit any hate toward anyone. what it does is prohibit federal funding to institutions that, and i quote, permit a person whose sex is male to participate in an athletic -- alettic program or ak -- athletic program or activity designated for women or girls. the reason is simple. men have certain physicalological advantages over women

bill, good morning. >> bill, good morning. that's right.candidate nikki haley will be touring the border today right here in eagle pass later this afternoon getting a chance to see one of the biggest hot spots along the border. new harrowing footage we want to show our viewers. look at this courtesy of one of our contacts. security visitor showing a small migrant child abandoned on a flotation device floating down the rio grande here in eagle pass completely alone. a texas national guard soldier sees what is happening. rushes to the edge of the river to help. after the video cuts off our contacts tell us that child was later rescued. you talk about the chinese nationals. look at this video our team shot in the rio grande valley over the weekend. once again fox news witnessing the mass release of chinese nationals from federal custody at a parking garage in downtown brownsville. border patrol sources tell me the chinese nationals will be released on what are called ntaor. notice to appear on your own recognizance. released into the u.s. with

because they have loved ones these bills attack, who these bills hurt. i will always stand up for them. always no matter what happens i will stand up for democracy in the state of montana. thank you. >> representative. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm going to speak on the motion before us from a different point of view. we were talking about some of the things about the trans community throughout not only the state of montana but also throughout the country and beyond into canada. a community i represent have trans in my community and in some tribes we call them to spirit people. my late uncle who was one of my teachers, one of my mentors in my way of life always said one thing to keep in mind that no matter who you are, that we are all equal under the eyes of the almighty and always remember when you point your finger at somebody, one is pointing back so when you take that into context that with this thing here before us there's a lot of events that happened not only in this body but over in the body of the senate and in the last 21 years as well as 21 y

bill. >> bill: thank you. one to watch.enowned singer ed sheeran is taking the stand in a copyright infringement trail saying parts of his song "thinking-out loud" and denies ripping off marvin gaye's hit let's get it on. how did it go? >> i don't think we would have expected his next performance to be in federal court. that's what happened yesterday. he is being accused by the heirs of music writer ed townsend for stealing from the song "let's get it on." let's listen to the song that he played in court. ♪ ♪ i will be loving you ♪ >> let's take a listen to "let's get it on." ♪ let's get it on ♪ . >> the defense for sheeran is arguing those two songs sharing a cord sequence does not amount to copying because many songs do and why you get so many song match-ups. joe bennett, who i spoke to who studies music composition to present evidence in lawsuits strongly agrees with. >> on a musical level, at least, in my opinion this case is entirely without merit. they aren't is same cord series. there is a difference in the second co

this bill hurts families and we need to oppose the bill. i yield back.he speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. arrington: the republican tax cuts gave us unprecedented growth and prosperity and lifted six million people out of poverty and biden's budget recently, highest levels of sustained spending and taxes in the history of the country. i yield to my dear friend from north carolina, she is a champion for fiscal responsibility, chairwoman virginia foxx. the speaker pro tempore: how much time, sir? mr. arrington: two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. foxx: i thank the speaker and i thank my colleague from texas for yielding and for his wonderful work on this package. america's position as the most trusted line of credit in the world is at stake. in other words, our reputation is at stake. mr. speaker, republicans commonsense proposal, the limit save road act recognizes between defaulting on our debt while bringing in future spending. the president has signaled he will stall and risk and forbi

was opposed to the bill. i think we said that in the rules committee. i think he said that-- . but he signed it. >> just for the record-- >> for the sake of accuracy. for the record we did receive a veto and ranking member raskin, would you like to address. >> what he said the last time, too, though. >> no, he did not. >> all right, i must have misunderstood. thank you for the correction, i know he never said he would veto it. he's said repeatedly he would veto this legislation. from my colleague from kentucky, i've never heard anybody in the member of this committee to defund the police. and we talk about those on chairman comer's said defunding the fbi and deing the-- >> defunding fat cats at the top that are aren't complying with the constitution, that are weaponizing the federal government. one or two bad apples, holding bad apples accountable. >> i never quite heard that reservation and caveat to it, saying it's time to defund the fbi and defund a.t.f. if you're interesting in defunding any law enforceme

to the bill. think we said that in the rules committee, i think you said that. >> he has not said he will veto it. >> for the record, we did receive a veto and ranking member raskin, would you like to address. >> that's what he said the last time. >> no he didn't. >> i must misunderstood. >> thank you for that correction, i know he said he will not veto it, they he has said he would veto this legislation. my good friend from kentucky, i invoke the specter of defund the police. i've never heard a member from our committee, this committee, any committee talk about defunding the police. we have a number of members on chairman comber side who now talk openly about defunding the fbi in defunding the atf. that is not a position -- >> defunding certain people at the top that are complying with the constitution, that are weaponizing the federal government. one or two bad apples, holding that apple's accountable. >> i never heard that reservation or caveat. they are saying it's time to defund the fbi and d

bill mclaughlin saw a coming saw his.ne if his movements was to put his hand up and try to block a shot he got shot through. the underside of a finger. so, he saw his attacker. >> now voth needed to figure out who was that last person bill mclaughlin saw? >> you are trying to tak everything in and you're tryin to remember as much as you can right down what you feel i important. what is going to come up in th investigation. >> what was important, what wa in it was hard to know in those first few hours. as you can see in this video the police shut the night of the murder, a house was as nea as a pin except for a glass on a peep table. some papers askew from a lawsuit brought by an ex business partner and there were six bulle casings on the kitchen floor and one more thing, a post-i note from his girlfriend nanette stuck to the side of a lamp she would be home late, her so had a soccer game. nanette johnston, and she wa known back then. before reality shows and a couple more marriages, had bee bill's girlfriend for more tha

on america bill. that is where we are headed if we continue on this path. thinking about revenues the trump tax cuts benefited the wealthiest among us and that contributed nearly $2 trillion to the national debt. where are we getting a revenues and why do we need to have this conversation today? part of it is that tax cuts to the wealthiest corporations have cut a revenues and if we keep that a place they will cut a revenues even further. so let's remember who is standing with those wealthy corporations and why we need to keep those tax cuts in existence as we go down the road and what that means for our children. and when we think about that what we have done in the last two years is actually accomplished which we want to do today which is to reduce our deficit. democrats realize the $1.4 trillion reduction pulling us out a real pandemic, the reason we spend so much in the last few years was because we were facing something we have not faced in a century which was a global pandemic which is killing o

>> bill: not the good look. the president is underwater on every key issue from national security to the economy. >> dana: team fox coverage. karl rove here to react. we begin with peter doocy at the white house. >> we've seen this president do a two-hour press conference, no sheet cheat and quick q and a on the way to the helicopter, no cheat sheet. for this event his staff didn't want any surprises so they could order naivetyed a question, it appears, with a reporter. we have reached out to the "l. a. times" to figure out what, if any, kind of conditions were agreed to and how exactly a near verbatim copy of their reporter's question was pasted to the president's piece of paper? we've seen this president with the grid that shows reporter head shots and names and where people are sitting. this is a lot more advanced than that. it comes amid major questions about president biden's age which he says he can't even wrap his head around. >> president biden: with regard to age, i can't even say i guess how old i am i

now i'm bill hemmer. in a battle for power between sudan's top two generals. the international world caught by surprise, expecting a peaceful resolution handing control to civilians despite signs both generals were getting ready for an

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bill. >> bill: peter doocy following the president as he always does.t detailing the gain of function research happening around the globe, much coming from u.s. direction and funding. the main goal to identify unknown viruses that may threaten humans down the road, some admit there are major risks over how it is being carried out. let's bring in dr. marty makary. welcome to you. our audience knows you so well, you joined us through the pandemic, weighed in on the angles but the gain of function research, you are very familiar with it. what is the risk to it or from it? >> sandra, most likely the covid pandemic worldwide was entirely avoidable. gain of function research is risky business and turns out the wuhan lab was not the only place we are funding. this new information out this week shows that the department of defense and other agencies in the government have been funding researchers all over to go out there and hunt for exotic viruses. now remember, there's a million viruses in the world. 99% of them will never infect human beings because they are

this bill is historic. over 50 years ago congress passed title ix arbitration provision of the education amendments of 1972 that was meant to protect women from unfair discrimination. in recent years, it has been used for the opposite purpose, radical interpretations of title ix have allowed men to slowly encroach more and more on women's competitions. american women and girls deserve better than what democrats are doing to them. they deserve not to live in fear of losing a scholarship because a biological male caused them to lose. they deserve not to live in fear of losing a spot on the roster and on the podium. that's why today is historic. this is the first step. it starts here by strengthening title ix protections and returning to the promise of 1972. we are committed do protecting women from discrimination and women's sports from exploitation. i would like to introduce the sponsor of this bill, representative greg steube of florida. [applause] mr. steube: i want to thank the speaker for bringing this b

this bill hurts families and we need to oppose the bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. arrington: the republican tax cuts gave us unprecedented growth and prosperity and lifted six million people out of poverty and biden's budget recently, highest levels of sustained spending and taxes in the history of the country. i yield to my dear friend from north carolina, she is a champion for fiscal responsibility, chairwoman virginia foxx. the speaker pro tempore: how much time, sir? mr. arrington: two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. foxx: i thank the speaker and i thank my colleague from texas for yielding and for his wonderful work on this package. america's position as the most trusted line of credit in the world is at stake. in other words, our reputation is at stake. mr. speaker, republicans commonsense proposal, the limit save road act recognizes between defaulting on our debt while bringing in future spending. the president has signaled he will stall and risk and for

i'm bill hemmer, good morning at home. lawyers for the army sergeant daniel perry claim he had the right to open fire after he says protestors surrounded his car and then one of them aimed an assault rifle at him. but a jury ruled otherwise finding him guilty of murder. ken paxton said he hopes the state pardon board will take up his case. >> they are not elected but pointed by the governor, seven members. i sincerely hope they will take what has happened to this into account and the investigator and let this guy go. he doesn't deserve to go to prison. >> bill: casey stiegel is in dallas today and picks up the story. >> the story moved quickly since last friday. that by the way is when the jury down in austin convicted army sergeant daniel perry of murder for shooting and killing a black lives matter protestors at a demonstration, as you said, back in 2020. perry was driving for uber at the time and claims that a group of protestors surrounded his vehicle and started beating on his car. he says that 28-year-old garrett fos

bill. >> bill: thank you, casey. casey stiegel in dallas on that, thanks. >> come out of easter resurrection sunday and you are thinking about the resurrection of christ and then on monday this tragedy, this evil hits louisville, kentucky. what we need to focus on right now is those that are in the hospital, those families that have lost loved ones and support our brave men and women of law enforcement community that ran towards the danger and ran towards the fire. >> dana: kentucky's attorney general talking to us a short time ago about yesterday's deadly bank shooter in louisville. five people killed by an employee who entered the bank with a rifle. eight others injured including three police officers who ran into the bank to confront the gunman. one of those officers is still in critical condition after getting shot in the head. we pray for his well-being. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. louisville police rushing into the bank three minutes af