brooke singman is here with details. brooke: eight illegal migrants were arrestd and removed from the home last week. the owner of the home is calling on the government for help. >> should give them more power, able to -- arrest the migrant when they are doing criminal stuff. the government should give power to the local police official. >> new york city mayor eric adams is calling out abbott and making him an offer. >> i am going to offer him a stay in one of the yurts to see what he has created and understand how we are treating people with dignity and respect he should have shown as well. and i'm not quite sure why he's here and what he's doing while here, but he's going to see how you can manage the crisis with coordination. not one child or family is sleeping on the streets of the city of new york. >> carley: abbott addressing the invitation on hannity saying he needs to focus on his city. it is a gimmick, i suggest to mayor of new york, there are people dying on his watch, law enforcement being gunned down by people

brooke singman is here with more. >> hey, carley.dge will hear arguments from the prosecutors when they say former president trump violated gag order. it trump talking about jurors and witnesses in the case. trump violated the gag order 10 times by posted to social media about people connected to the case. now, the prosecution is asking the court to not only fine the former president $1,000 for violation but also hold him in contempt of court. trump has repeated called for the gag order to be dropped saying it's unfair for people to attack him without allowing him to respond. trump's attorney says this all boils down to the election. listen. >> the democrats claim that trump is a threat to democracy. the real threat to democracy is the willingness to abuse the power of your office to influence what should otherwise be a fair free and fair election. that's exactly what is going on downtown in the courtroom. look at just this week. you've got a hearing in the civil case about essentially nothing. you've got a criminal trial starting an

. >> todd: brooke singman has more. >> congresswoman ilhan omar's daughter facing trespassing charges be an arrested columbia university camp of the spirit she has since been up from the college for refusing to leave campus after receiving a warning from senior staff. in response to the warning, she says "those of us and because of solidarity encampment will not be intimidated. we will stand resolute until the demands are met." protesters a makeshift encampment on the university for more than 30 hours and eventually the president turned to the nypd for help saying, the massive crowd was interfering with school operations. watch this. [screaming] >> they were handcuffed and loaded into corrections buses which were immediately blocked by even more protesters, todd and carley, b back to you. >> todd: brooke singman, back to you but a fox news alert already on the rise as israel reporter retaliatory wrist rake the mic strike on iran. >> carley: hi, cheryl. >> the initial reports of the strike happen and that is when you saw particular 4% backed off of that but still, the domestic contract

doug seaman has more on this, hi, brooke singman, the tundra facing trespassing charges after being moresrael protesters to be arrested from e columbia university campus. and now suspended from the college for refusing to leave campus after receiving a warning from senior staff. her response was "those of us in gaza solidarity encampment will not be intimidated. we will stand resolute until our demands are met." protesters sent set up a makeshift camp for more than 30 hours. the school's president turned to nypd for help saying, the massive crowd was interfering with school operations. listen. [screaming] >> they were handcuffed and loaded into corrections buses, which were immediately blocked by even more protesters, todd and carley, back to you. >> carley: brooke singman live for us, thank you very much. if you are just waking up, carried out retaliation strike again iran overnight putting the entire region on edge. >> todd: we are covering from all angles, dan hoffman and michael waltz all coming your way. don't go anywhere, "fox & friends first" continues. if ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we love being ou

brooke singman is here. >> brooke: the former president taking to truth social shortly after post ing bond. i just posted $175 million bond based on a corrupt judge ands attorney general. this con job is so bad for new york, businesses are fleeing and violent crime is flourishing. he originally owed $454 million, but an appeals court cut that by half. leticia james is banned from collecting the full judgement while this plays out. he says he looks forward to vindicating his right and overturning this unjust verdict employs vivek ramaswamy slamming the case against trump, listen. >> this is weaponized system of justice. same shoe on the other foot, what would the media opinion be? s going after political opponents in middle of an election, that is not what the united states is supposed to be, that is the stuff of banana republics. we are skating on thin ice. donald trump is who they are going after today, any american tomorrow. >> brooke: former president trump was found guilty last year. if former president trump does not win on appeal, he will be forced to pay the $454 million judgem

. >> todd: brooke singman. >> brooke: jury selection begins in president trump's hush money trial. first 96 perspective jurors were sworn in. dozens need to be questioned. trump's legal team has asked if he can skip the trial next thursday while the supreme court hears his case that he is immune in the jack smith interference case. judge merchan said arguing before the supreme court is a big deal, a trial in new york supreme court is also a big deal and we'll see him here next week. that decision did not go over well with the former president. >> next thursday we're before the united states supreme court on a big hearing on immunity and the judge will not allow us to go to that. i have a real problem with this judge, real problem with a lot of things having to do with this trial. >> brooke: he's worried he could miss his son's high school graduation next month. looks like the judge will not let me go to graduation of my son. i was being looing forward to years to have graduation with his mother and father and looks like the judge will not let me escape this scam trial. bruksz this

. >> carley: brooke singman is here with more. morning, brooke. >> brooke: the sentencing hearing for the crumbleys will be held this morning. they will be held criminally responsible for a shooting carried out by their child. both were found guilty on four counts of involuntary manslaughter. the parents gave their son access to a gun and ignored warnings along with the words, the thoughts won't stop, help me. prosecutors are seeking 15 years for each parents and the crumbleys have shown chilling lack of remorse. the parents are expected to be sentenced together todayay. mrs. crumbley's attorney is asking for leniency, even asking for her to live in her home. mrs. crumbley has suffered significantly, she's lost everything. ethan pleaded guilty to one count of terrorism, four counts of first-degree murder and 19 other charges and is serving life sentence without parole. four children were killed, 16-year-old, a 14-year-old and 17-ye 17-year-olds. six other students and one teacher were also hurt. victims and their families are expe

. >> brian: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: the supreme court taking up this high-stakes case.t says this morning there is no room for error. watch. >> the supreme court on presidential immunity, a president htz to have immunity, if you don't, you have ceremonial president. >> brooke: trump is upset he can't attend the arguments and took a swipeats at the judge saying, he thinks he is above the supreme court. two hours ago trump met with workers at a construbction site. we spoke to a union leader, watch. >> it was great for him to talk to us in new york city. nobody likes what is going on in america right now, they are agitated. >> brooke: immunity hearing will begin at 10:00 a.m. >> ainsley: thank you, brooke. interesting to watch him live this morning 6:15 before he went down to court. >> brian: he has a great team, so much here to campaign about. it represents the rest of the country and new jersey, pennsylvania, connecticut is in play. shannon bream, fox news sunday and she has another hat, put on now, chief legal correspondent. what are you looking forward to most to heari

brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: columbia shedding light telling fox news we are making importantrogress with the student encampment. student protesters will dismantle and remove sig nant number of tents and the university will continue conversations. protesters say they will not be intimidated by the school's disturbing threat of escalation of violence and they refuse to concede toward cowardly threat by administration. pro-palestinian students were seen still protesting outside columbia past the deadline. they say they don't want the police involved. >> we don't want no nypd here. [chanting] >> brooke: house speaker mike johnson is set to visit the university today and meet with jewish students and set to hold a press conversference this afternoon. classes are hybrid, if students feel unsafe, they do not have to your honor are. not just columbia, protests are spreading from coast to coast. standoffs are taking place na nationwide and hundreds have been arrested. at nyu, 133 arrested on monday and released on disorderly conduct charges. on west coast, uc berkeley and cal polyare

. >> todd: brooke singman here with more. >> brooke: president biden migrant parole program allow administration to release 30,000 into the state every month and florida is of are ing those. 326,000 migrants landed in miami between february 2023 and 2024. governor desantis says enough is enough. his pres secretaries it is making the state undesirable destination for anyone in the state legally. increase penalties for human trafficking and crackdown on illegal aliens who commit crime. ag moody says this is one of many examples how biden's eshg gregeuous and unlawful immigration policies are taxing resources of certain states. florida congressman cory mills joined us to discuss it. >> retealiation against red states. they are bussing to sanctuary cities who claim they want immigrants coming in and want to complain about them like mayor,a dams. >> brooke: florida has joined lawsuits against the program and earned a huge legal victory over migrants desantis sent to martha's vineyard. the judge says the court cannot ascertain what actions are taken by whom and cannot determine which defendants caused

todd is on assignment and brooke singman has everything we are expecting in both cases today. good morning. >> brooke: court is back in session today, first witness is david pecker, from "national enquirer." he says he worked with former trump attorney michael cohen to bury negative stories before the 2016 election and testified about a catch and kill deal he made with a trump door man about exclusive rights about a story he had about trump, the story was proven to be false. pecker never published it. prosecution still has to prove the former president was directly involved in the plans. jonathan turley says they have no case. listen. >> jonathan: this case is becoming inkocomprehensible, th newest theory, we have another dead misdemeanor. the misdemeanor is that trump conspired by promoting his own election unlawfully and they don't explain where the unlawful part is. >> brooke: we're still waiting for the judge to decide if former president trump violated gag order that prevents him from talking about people in the case. prosecutors are saying they violated that and are askin

brooke singman is here with more. hi, brooke. >> brooke: today will mark the president's fourth visit to north carolina this year. she joined a local radio station to boost voter comeoutcome november. >> the voters will make the difference in congressional races, who is in the state house and who is in the white house. i want to thank your listeners for being so supportive of me to be the first woman vice president of the united states, the first black woman to be vice president of the united states. we need everybody to turn out and vote in november and remember what is at stake. >> brooke: they are facing an uphill climb in north carolina. former president trump is leading in that state by six points and trump is ahead in five other battleground states. jill biden is brushing off the numbers. >> those polls, he is losing in b battleground states. he is not losing in battleground states, he is coming up even or doing better. when people focus in and see the two choices, it is obvious joe will win this election. >> bro

brooke singman is here with det details. >> brooke: before opening statements begin, the judge is expected to rule on what prosecutors can bring up from previous cases. manhattan district attorney's office is looking to cross-order about the judgement will in the new york city trial and bring up the verdict from the carroll case. the first witness will be david packer, meings ads mited to burying negative stories about trump. he is expected to recount several stories he had with mr. trump about the hush money. packer's company paid 250,000 to stormy daniels. michael cohen made the payments to daniels and will be a key witness in the case. the prosecution must prove trump was involved in the cover-up. listen to his attorneys. >> we believe the president will be exonerated. the jury can see through the media coverage and focus on facts at issue in this case, we believe we have a winning case. >> brooke: the former president said virtually every legal scholar says there is no case, this is a sham that should have never been brought. final jurors were seated on friday. trial is expected to wra

. >> lawrence: brooke singman has details on it. >> brooke: presidential nominee posting this video to truth social. take a look. >> democrats are radical on this position, they support abortion up to and beyond the ninth month. c concept of having an abortion, baby is executed after birth is unacceptable and almost everyone agrees with that. my view is now that we have abortion where everybody wanted it from a legal standpoint, the states determine by vote or legislation or both and whatever they decide must be the law of the land. >> this video coming a few days after the former president told reporters he would be making an announcement on his policy soon. trump highlights his action in office which led to abolition of roe v. wade, most impactful abortion ruling this country has seen in decades. this announcement is sure to weigh heavy on voter's minds. guys. >> ainsley: actual ly smart to o this. he was at an event when a reporter yelled out how do you feel about abortion. he said, i will get back to you. >> lawrence: and the party has been waiting. sean hannity will react to the b

. >> todd: brooke singman here with more. >> lucas: 11 more jurors need to be selected and sworn in before opening statements. the first seven jurors, four men and three women. salesman, a nurse, two attorneys, teacher, software engineer and it consutant. it is former president unsure how to feel about them. >> how do you feel about the jurors selected today? >> i'll let you know in a few months. we're appealing. if you look and take a look around, good strong look, every legal scholar, every legal pundit said there should be no trial. there was nothing done wrong, this is all politics. >> brooke: inside look from a potential juror that did not make the cut. watch. >> i looked at him after i finished giving my final answer, the one i was dismissed for, i work in cyber security. i said i'm willing to work around it, if you need me. after i answered that question and the judge said you're excused, i glanced at him again and made eye contact and have no idea what he thought. >> brooke: and bragg filed a motion to hold former president trump in contempt for posting about michael cohen and stor

brooke singman has the details. >> southwest flight heading from houston to denver when the boeing 737 lost its engine cover. passengers saw it ripping off before striking a wing flap. the flight was turned around for an emergency landing back in denver. passengers were transferred to another plane and arrives in houston three hours late. boeing referred us to this post. we are not too worried about safety, cowels are unlikely to do damage that threaten to bring the airplane down. they might peel off, that is a remote possibility and unlikely it will do life -threatening damage. this is the most recent in a series of mishaps. there was a door plug failure in january. as far as this southwest flight, the maintenance team is reviewing and the faa is investigating. >> todd: about two weeks where there was not boeing, now boeing is back. jailed migrant influencer claims he is a victim of persecution after being arrested for skipping mandatory check-ins with ice. the venezuelan migrant says, i came here to the united states because of pers kugsz in my country, they are doing the same thing

. >> todd: brooke singman live.rk smith, constitutional attorney and former member of president trump's transition team. each side has a strategy, prosecution and defense when picking a jury. what would your strategy be on behalf of president trump? >> you know, the phrase jury selection is not being beiaccur, you are engaging in jury deselection. you want to get anybody off the jury that could be die-hard anti-trumper that will be anti-trump and kind of personality forceful enough to persuade others to vote against trump for good of the country. make sure anyone with strong rabid anti-trump views, get those jurors off the jury. juror deselection is more important than notion of jury selection. >> todd: to that point, how accurate is this process in really getting at true background of these individuals? when you have done this in the past, have you had after the fact, we discovered this person was really a bad selection because they had these things in the background we did not get at during the selection process.

. >> todd: brooke singman with all the details, broke. >> the trail set to resume 9:30 where seven jurorsn only 11 were still needed. so far jurors include two lawyers, a nurse and it consultant software engineer salesman and a teacher. the judge looking to as jury selection cleared away by the opening week. the media is already reeling, watch. >> the name of the trial is the people of the state of new york versus donald trump. the people of the state of new york -- that's us! >> don't cheer too loud, we need you to get picked for jury duty. >> donald trump is being held to account by the very multicultural, multiracial democracy that he is trying to dismantle. for me, there were something poetic and actually wonderful about that. >> how do you get called to a jury? you live. you say, "i hate trump but i can be impartial." >> trump said the boy is to keep the president presumptive nominee off the campaign trail. listen. >> alvin bragg himself refused to prosecute the case until donald trump decided he was running for president. we can all see exactly what this is about and what the goal o

. >> steve: brooke singman is live in new york city with details. brooke? >> for more than 24 hours now hundreds of students at columbia university forming a human chain around the main long on campus. gaza solidarity encampment. it is to show support of palestine while demand an end to the university's, quote, complicity in genocide ♪ free, free palestine. [chanting] >> there is only one solution ♪ there is only one solution. >> antifad da revolution. >> since the student led occupation, at least three other demonstrations formed near the university in support. all raging on despite orders from the school to evacuate. meanwhile in washington, d.c., the president of columbia university testified on capitol hill about her administration's record and she acknowledged the problem of anti-jewish protests on campus are a problem. >> mr. abdul has been told he will not work at colombia again. >> he has been fired. >> he is leaving. brook brook she says the university has suspended students, restricted protested and investigated faculty members. one celebrated the

. >> brian: brooke singman as the crazy stuff on this. >> more than 24 hours hundreds of students atumbia university forming a human chain around the main law on campus and solitary encampment to show in support of palestine, and alleged complicity and. >[chanting] >> sent student led occupation from at least three other demonstrations formed near the university and support raging on despite orders from the school to evacuate. in washington, d.c., the president of columbia university testified on capitol hill about her administration's record and said the university is going to be taken other steps in the future. >> ultimate solution to fighting this form of bigotry is education. that is a huge focus for us at columbia. we are changing the way we do orientation for incoming students to make sure they are educated about anti-semitism. >> meanwhile overnight 28 google employees fired after staging a protest at a giant business ties with israel. pro-palestinian workers formed top executive office and held ten hours said in an office as new york city, california, washington state. soon a

brooke singman has more on that episode. brooke? >> yeah, steve.t, the former president made a little visit to the manhattan bodega. trump says he was invited by the bodega association to discuss rising crime in new york city and how that crime puts the owners and workers in danger. and when he got there, he was met by a large crowd of supporters chanting trump and four more years. they even broke into song at one point singing the national anthem. >> people have to be treated better. the bodega association -- bodegas because every week they're being robbed two, three times. it's crazy. it's crazy. and do you know what? the police can do it. they can stop it. but they have to be allowed to do their job. [chanting four more years] >> at that same bodega in 2022 jose alba was attacked by a man while he was working behind the counter. alba grabbed a knife and killed that man in self-defense. alvin bragg initially charged bragg with murder before it was dropped with public pressure. alba now lives in the dominican republic. in 2024 there have been more

. >> lawrence: brooke singman has the latest on that brook brook presumptive g.o.p.ee posting to truth social must follow their hearts and minds. remember like ronald reagan before me i and most other republicans believe for compensations for rape, incest and life of the mother. here is what former president last week when he was asked about his abortion policies. >> mr. president, do you support the six week abortion ban that the florida supreme court just upheld. [boos] >> statement next week on abortion. >> today's announcement comes after the former president suggested last month he was leaning toward supporting a national abortion ban around 15 weeks of peg nancy. this announcement sure to weigh heavy. trump will be moderate position on abortion would actually help republicans at the voting booth as we get closer to this november's presidential and congressional elections. guys? >> lawrence: thanks, brooks. >> brian: president has seen what has happened over the past two auto abortion cycles not being addressed by republicans. not a good and consistent message.

. >> lawrence: brooke singman has a story on that, hey. >> ilhan omar starter facing trespassing chargeser being one of more than 100 anti-israel protesters to be arrested on the columbia university campus. she is now assessment of from barnard college are refusing to leave campus after receiving warning from senior staff. she says those of us in gaza solidarity encampment will not be intimidated. we will stand resolute until demands are met. protesters set up a makeshift encampment on the university's platform for more than 30 hours. eventually the school's president turned to the nypd for help saying the massive crowd was interfering with school operations. watch this. [chanting] >> they were handcuffed and loaded into corrections which were immediately blocked by even more protesters, back to you guys. >> steve: brook, number of students were suspended. how long is the suspension, a day a week for the rest of the term? you know, i don't know yet but the university's president testifying on capitol hill this week saying anti-semitism on campus is a problem and she vowed to take additio

brooke singman has the latest on that. rooke. >> lawrence, yeah, we now know the i'ds of three of the four law enforcement officers killed in that shootout. sam and elliott officers with the north carolina department of adult correction and cmpd officer joshua ire. [gunfire] [sirens] >> the u.s. marshals task force was attempting to serve a warrant for a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. according to police, the person, the warrant was intended for. then began shooting. he was killed in the shootout, also. now the charlotte mecklenburg police chief spoke about his fallen officers. listen to this. >> officer joshua ire recently passed away as he succumbed to the injuries that he sustained this afternoon in the shooting. we'll always be inducted to officer ire for his bravery and his sacrifice for this profession. we're still actively investigating this. it's still going to be a cmpd case. >> police believe there may have been additional two shooters and that two people were taken to the police station for further i

. >> lawrence: our own brooke singman watched the video. she has the latest. g.o.p. presidential nominee posted this video to truth social just a few minutes ago. take a look. >> all legal scholars both sides wanted in fact demanded be ended roe v. wade. they wanted it ended. it must be remembered that the democrats are the radical ones on this position because they support abortion up to and even beyond the ninth month. the concept of having an abortion in the later months and even execution after birth and that's exactly what it is, the baby is born, the baby is executed after birth is unacceptable and almost everyone agrees with that. my view is now that we have abortion where everybody wanted it from a legal standpoint, the states will determine by vote or legislation or, perhaps, both, and whatever they decide must be the law of the land. brook brook elsewhere in the video trump highlighting his action while in office which eventually led to the an abolition of roe v. wade the most influential abortion ruling this country has seen in decades. guys this ann

. >> ainsley: brooke singman is here with all the details for us. brook?rook 8 illegal migrants arrested and removed from the house last week. the owner of the home is calling on the government for help after attempting to evict these migrants for months. >> i should give them more power. >> police able to arrest the migrant when they are doing criminal stuff. should give power to the local police. >> this video shot by fox news shows the homeowner's property trashed. garbage and suitcases seen covering the floor of the home where eight migrants were squatting. the land lord said the migrants never had a key to the property, instead they broke i basement windows to gain access. on wednesday, police had to rearrest three migrants when they returned to the property after being released without bail. new york city police department chief of patrol john says these policies are dangerous. listen. >> this puts our cops in danger. we shouldn't be dealing with this a second time. we dealt with it once by great work. and great work again. it also could be the oppos

brooke singman is here with more. >> the former president taking to truth social shortly after posting his bond saying quote i have just posted $175 million bond with the sadly failing and very troubled state of new york based on a corrupt judge and attorney general who used a statute that was never used for this before. the 2024 presumptive republican nominee owed $454 million but an a350e8s court cut that bond by more than half. attorney general letitia james is now barred from collecting that full judgment while the appeals process plays out. the former president's lawyer say he quote looks forward to vindicating his rights on appeal and overturning this unjust verdict. judge arthur engoron found him liable and in february ruled he inflated his assets to ensure better tax and insurance benefits. if former president trump does not win on appeal he will be faced to pay that full $454 million judgment. trump will be back on the campaign trail today with stance in the battle ground states of michigan and wisconsin. guys? >> steve: all right. brook. thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> brian:

brooke singman has the details on that. >> good morning, lawrence.ted and sworn in before opening statements can actually begin. one potential juror who was excused due to scheduling conflict spoke about the process on another network. watch. >> the question was do you have any -- any prior beliefs or opinions, i believe it was worded, about the defendant that would prohibit you from being fair and impartial and i said i would be able to be fair and impartial. >> here what happens we know about the first seven jurors who were selected so four of them are men and three of them are women. all of them live in new york city. their professions include a salesman, uncon nurse, two attorneys, teacher, software engineer and it consultant. un. >> how do you feel about the seven jurors who were selected today i will let you know after the trial depending the outcome. as you know we are appealing. there shunt be a jury. if you take a look, every legal scholar, every legal pundit said there should be no trial. this is no -- there was nothing done wrong. this is