by new york standards, caleb is living large. this is it.cuddle cushion. >> so you're gonna be the big spoon or the little spoon? >> i'm gonna take little spoon. >> okay, let's do it. >> can we. >> try it out? yeah, yeah. >> you're always asking how much people are paying for rent. >> i know, i'm so nervous. are you about to ask me? >> i'm about to on a monthly basis. how much are you paying for rent? >> okay. i'm paying. i'm paying 20, 180 a month. >> 2180. >> the whole apartment is 6500 a month because i have some roommates, so we split it up accordingly. >> 2180. this is a steal in brooklyn, right? >> totally. totally. no, i think so. yeah, i think so. >> definitely. no matter. >> how big you've. >> gotten, you haven't elevated to one of those big apartments. yeah. how come. man, we're all getting hosed out here in new york, man. it's expensive. that's facts. i think that's a mistake people make, too. is that if they make a little bit more money, they just upped their lifestyle. i'm like, i like this apartment. why would i just, like, run

the human jukebox, this is caleb's life. he really loved the jukebox. >> and, david, we've just learned the suspect, caleb mccray, is a member of the army national guard. his attorney says he maintains his client's innocence. >> david johnson, back with us tonight. whit. thank you. tonight, the trump administration has canceled $400 million in federal grants to columbia university, accusing them of failing to protect jewish students from harassment. columbia university, here in new york city, was a hotbed of protests after the october 7th hamas terror attack and israel's response the university tonight saying it is committed to combating anti-semitism. uc berkeley, the university of minnesota and northwestern, among other universities now under investigation over a potential lack of efforts to protect students from anti-semitism. when we come back here tonight, the measles outbreak widening in the u.s. tonight, we'll have the map for you and where these cases are spreading. also, why so many eyes tonight are closely watching

this is caleb's life. loved the juke box. >> reporter: david, we have just learned the suspect, caeleb mccray, is a member of the army national guard. his attorney says he maintains his client's innocence. >> david: whit, thank you. >>> tonight the trump administration cancelled $400 million in federal grants to columbia university, accusing them of failing to protect jewish students from harassment. columbia university here in new york city was a hotbed of protest after hamas terrorist attack and israel's response. the university tonight saying it is committed to combatting anti-semitism. uc berkeley and the university of northwestern are among other universities under investigation for a potential lack of effort to protect students from anti-semitism. >>> when we come back, the measles outbreak widening in the u.s. we will have the map and where the cases are spreading. >>> also tonight, why so many lives are closely watching a live nest cam at this hour. we will show you. will the eaglet come in the nex

but baton rouge police say that caleb wilson died as a direct result of a hazing incident where he was punched in the chest multiple times while pledging omega psi phi fraternity. wilson, who died in late february, was a 20 year old mechanical engineering junior at southern university and a&m college and a member of the school's famed marching band known as the human jukebox, which recently performed at the super bowl in new orleans. baton rouge police chief t.j. moore said, over the last several days, his detectives interviewed over a dozen people and executed multiple search warrants as part of the wide investigation into the case. as they were conducting this investigation, one of the suspects, identified as 23 year old caleb mccray, turned himself in with his attorney, police chief moore says the suspect now faces serious charges related to the hazing incident. >> mccray has. >> been. charged with criminal hazing and manslaughter. again, this. >> is still. >> an active and ongoing investigation, with more. arrests forthcoming. right now, we have two additional suspects that we are

. >> caleb wagner grabbed the last of his belongings after being fired from noaa last thursday. he heard rumors, but without notice an email came to the building in one hour. >> everyone on probation got cut from noaa. >> reporter: that is every employee with the agency for less than a year. the hydraulic engineer left his family back in michigan to be here. now he's got to cough up nine grand to get out of his lease or find another job in sacramento. >> firing probationary employees across the board has never been done in my experience. >> reporter: we met with maria, who retired from noaa fisheries in 2022. the former regional administrator says losing people like caleb is dangerous. >> if those people aren't there, the obvious consequence is those projects will just sit. >> reporter: projects like constructing dams, levees, or even ridges over rivers all could be stalled, but beyond critical infrastructure, noaa also regulates commercial fishing. >> they look at science and they have to write rules based on science each year. so if there are not staff to do that, that could e

to you first, caleb, you can see the coach there. team up. the whole series on fox nation is about this whole transition period between nick saben in the dynasty and caleb. what you trying to accomplish? >> we are trying to accomplish exactly what you heard the coach said, we are trying to find a way to win. these young men, they are faced with salmon so -- so much adversity. if you watch any -- much of the season this past year, you know that they lost four games but as filmmakers, we want to come in and tell a heartfelt story about how these young men overcome that adversity. that's what we are trying to accomplish. >> trace: it's amazing because you talk about the four games they lost, we know kalen deboer is a great coach, following maybe the greatest coach in football history, nick saban. jeremiah, i want to play some sound because this is you talking to the team, giving them some prayer and inspiration, watch. >> it was out of zachariah, this is the word of the lord. not by might nor by power but by my spirit. you think about t

but officials now say that was not true. >> caleb wilson died as a direct result of a hazing incidents punched in the chest multiple times while pledging to a fraternity. >> reporter: wilson was a junior at the university studying mechanical engineering, an avid member of human jukebox. his grieving father cory recalling his son's love for music at a recent vigil. >> thank you all. the wilson and eight otherlife. he really loved the jukebox. >> reporter: on the night of his death wilson and eight other fraternity pledges arrived at a local warehouse where the pledges stood in a line and were each punched four times with boxing gloves by at least three individuals. mccray allegedly punching wilson that an becoming unresponsive and discovered a pair of black boxing gloves at the scene. mccray's attorney saying the charges brought against him are serious however it is essential to remember that an accusation is not proof of guilt. southern university says the fraternity at the center of this case, omega psi phi, has been ordered to cease all activities as the investigation gets under way

caleb, thank you for joining. i'd love to get your reaction to what president trump had to say last night. thank you. what did you think when he said to have a lot of fun? >> well, a trade war is not a soybean farmers definition of fun. we went through this a few years ago in 2018, and the effects on the soybean, um, production in the united states and our prices was devastating. uh, china is the number one export customer of us soybeans. uh, at that time, it was accounting for nearly $20 billion, and we lost about. we lost 71% of the ag trade to china with soybeans. and we have not gained back the market share that we had at that time. at that time, one out of three rows of soybeans you see growing in the field went to china. and now we're around one out of four. but that's a big gap that we've lost and our competition has picked that up. and that has hurt our markets. >> so these tariffs that might shift that even more away from your advantage right. >> absolutely. absolutely. from what happened last time. >> ye

now say that caleb wilson died as a direct. >> result of a hazing incident. >> where. >> he was punchedn the chest multiple. >> times while pledging omega. >> psi phi fraternity. wilson, who died in. >> late february, was a. >> 20 year old mechanical. >> engineering junior. >> at southern university and a&m college and a member of the school's famed marching band, known as the human. >> jukebox. >> which recently performed at the super bowl in new orleans. baton rouge police. chief t.j. moore said, over the last several days, his detectives interviewed over a dozen people and executed multiple search warrants as part of the wide investigation into the case. as they were conducting this investigation, one of the suspects, identified as 23 year old caleb mccray, turned himself in with his attorney. police chief moore says the suspect now faces serious charges related to the hazing incident. >> mccray has. >> been charged with criminal hazing and manslaughter. again. >> this is. >> still an active and ongoing investigation, with. >> more arrests forthcoming. >> right now, we have two addit

caleb, take. >> it. >> through it. let's go. what's the good, the bad and the ugly?yeah, well. >> the bad and the ugly pretty much has. >> been piling. >> up. >> for the last several weeks just because of. >> all this uncertainty. >> but let's put a few. >> things in perspective. especially the jobs report, 151,000 jobs. under any normal circumstance, that would be normal job growth. good job growth, 4.1%. unemployment is actually close to full employment. that's what the federal reserve is looking for in an economy, full employment. >> it has. >> been rising. and you mentioned the sectors, especially in government jobs. i don't think we felt the full effect of that. wages have also been steadily rising over the past couple of years. they're averaging around 4% beating inflation. not everyone feels that the same. but the fact that we still have rising wages during this economic uncertainty, that's helpful for a lot of people and gas prices, that's usually the thing people talk about when they complain about inflation plus eggs. but gas prices have been pretty low, ab

. >> boys championship, lincoln, washington, end of the 1st quarter fun sequence here, caleb. van coast to coast euro step off glass and good. we've got just a couple of seconds left in the quarter clock winding down. so is hi, lou. from half why not? 15, 11 like its 2nd quarter. cory abbott out to joe chew on washington by to see there that he was like, i'm the cave from nba range, a part of a 20 nothing run traits. and that puts looking ahead for good punctuated by fred davis and mustangs win 55 to 40. the warriors had the day off time to savor. steph curry's 56 point barrage against the magic get back to work tomorrow and philly that said the dubs had plenty vested interest in what went down friday night in los angeles. lakers clippers lucas first battle of la turns it over here. >> follow the bouncing ball and ones with kawhi leonard and kawhi knows what to do with clippers tied the game at 67. and luka would settle in the back-to-back possessions. the birthday boy. down 26 today. stepback 3, why not another stepback 3 lakers with a 10 point and >> the dimes doncic took ja

caleb bond linked in on the run and cayenne lott laid it in. lincoln won it 55-40, their fourth straight city section title. >>> to the nba, the warriors play the second leg of their five-game road trip. that will be tomorrow in philadelphia, on saturday. golden state will be coming off steph curry's 56-point performance thursday in orlando, but rookie quinten post, impressed? >> how many points did he have? 56. is that his career high or -- then i guess he could have been better, but okay. >> hey, 62 against the magic. steph dropped 56 on 12 three's, second career 50-point game in orlando, one of his favorite arenas. probably because curry made the crowd sound like a dubs home game. >> i know the home team never likes that, but it's just good energy in here and the fans seem to be into it and they love when a show starts to happen. >> if a crowd is against us, all of a sudden, though, those boos are going oh, ah. they're mesmerized by it. we don't have a ton of road games, steph curry effect. we don't have a bunch of road games. we have a lot

caleb williams. and this is what we call the shooter's bounce and down. there's whe e the first 9 points of the game there up. 24 13 after one 2nd quarter. the wannacry we're only 3 of the game bears up 16 at the break. their crews 3rd quarter check the ball movement much everybody on the floor and white touching the basketball and marta suarez finishes 3 of her 16 also had 10 rebounds. >> cal running away with this thing up. 21 4th quarter. how about a mid-range williams to more of her dozen points. bears win. 75 58. they are on to the quarter-final against win. an nfl free agency doesn't start until next wednesday. so the niners can't sign players from another team yet, but they can release to that end. they are moving on from defensive tackle. >> javan hargrave after 2 seasons and 40 million dollars. the move carries a post june first designation so the team won't get salary cap relief until then our greatest 2024 campaign ended in week 3 when he tore his triceps finishes his 9 career with 8 sacks. and 50 attacking by him. the sharks clearly have the p

caleb bond linked in on the run and cayenne lott laid it in. 55-40, their fourth straight city section title. >>> to the nba, the warriors play the second leg of their five-game road trip. that will be tomorrow in philadelphia, on saturday. golden state will be coming off steph curry's 56-point performance thursday in orlando, but rookie quinten post, impressed? >> how many points did he have? 56. is that his career high or -- then i guess he could have been better, but okay. >> hey, 62 against the magic. steph dropped 56 on 12 three's, second career 50-point game in orlando, one of his favorite arenas. probably because curry made the crowd sound like a dubs home game. >> i know the home team never likes that, but it's just good energy in here and the fans seem to be into it and they love when a show starts to happen. >> if a crowd is against us, all of a sudden, though, those boos are going oh, ah. they're mesmerized by it. we don't have a ton of road games, steph curry effect. we don't have a bunch of road games. we have a lot of home games.

with that of his predecessor and zalinski left the white house empty handed with no mineral deal. caleb mauppin, washington dc. now the columbia does come. 5 in the oval office has been has seen the media report conference will keep that reports claims that the us has now hold that its support for helping to rebuild the print shop of energy infrastructure plus the us. the id staff in the country had been sliced from 6 to 4 to 8. now reaction to the reaction to the spanish and seems came quick. in fact, from the us political establishment zalinski destroyed himself in the eyes of the american people. thank you, president trump, for standing up for the american people in our nation on the global stage. thank you for standing up for america in a way that no president has ever had the courage to do before. thank you for putting america 1st. america is with you, is this the end of the landscape of presidency? he hitched his wagon to biden in the deep state. they lost, and now he doesn't seem to be playing his cards. well. let's cross now to john list and for my see i on the list, john q. yea

with that of his predecessor and zelinski left the white house empty handed with no mineral deal. caleb mauppin, washington d. c. just so much to talk about in this conversation, let's draw another from the bruno right now. a gold state analytic of risk consulting. wow. alejandro. thanks so much for coming on. this is just, i mean, you know, did you, did you run out of popcorn when you are watching all of this? because you know, so landscape is finally finding himself in the firing line. the way withdrawal shopping saying is what we saw in the oval office. i mean, if apparently it all went up in smoke, i guess i wanted to ask you who blew it. that sounds good. what, what does it lensky or was it trump? well, i, i'm sorry, i'm still trying to come to terms to add as to what really happened, because i think it was a trap. i think a trump and the bands were waiting for that lensky and had the, the fire power ready to go. because i don't think there was ever any resorts deal on the table simply because ukraine doesn't. first of all, the rare or i don't know where they got that information f

at this time, the famed artist and politician in george caleb bingham was now residing in kansas cityand he became alarmed because the civilian authorities had been cast aside by the military, in particular the kansas jayhawks. under colonel charles jefferson of the seventh kansas cavalry. one of the events for alarm was the mass detention in november 1860. one of the male population of independence, the county seat of jackson county. this turn of events was a catalyst for bingham's later celebrated martial law painting. bingham was not a confederate sympathizer. he was a member of the whig party and later republican party. in fact, he was elected the treasurer of the state of missouri on the republican ticket. he was concerned that the course of the war, the freedoms guaranteed by the constitution and the bill of rights were being sacrificed by the federal military. he perceived the these events were the road to tyranny. one of the most fundamental rights and the major reason for the adoption of the constitution in 1787 was to permit the ability of citizens to travel freely amongst.

crimson tide navigates the transfer of coaching power from the legendary nick saban to new head coach caleb of tuscaloosa that gets over 100,000 people in a stadium on a saturday, and that is decades and decades of success, of people leading a program that made this place what it is, and that is our job to continue to hold onto it and make it better for those that follow us. >> watch the brand-new series "the tides that bind" inside alabama football, with new episodes every wednesday on fox nation. thanks to you all for watching "outnumbered." don't forget to dvr us when you cannot watch us live peered special things to lisa and griff for joining us today, and for now here is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> john: emily, thank you so much. at any moment now we are expected in the first white house briefing since president trump'

and here now is the show's executive producer and former alabama football player, caleb castille.joining us. >> thanks for having me. chair shar tell us about the -- charlie: tell us about show. >> it's unlike anything football you've seen -- any football show you've seen before. this show is a deep dive into the lives of these characters, these players, the coaches, the staff and really a unique way that you've never really seen before. we take you and drop you right into the locker room, basically, as you see in this clip right here. in a way, yeah, that you really haven't been able to see. you get to see the secret sauce, and that secret sauce is faith -- rachel: let's play a clip from that, and we'll get a conversation on the other side of that. with whether all of the things that can come against you that will be, the challenges, the trials, the tests, it's not in your own power. [applause] what it says about my spirit. rachel: this is the really fascinating to me. one -- first of all, football is just so americana. everyone, when you like sports or not, you understand it has

. >> caleb, is this the general consensus among white house staffers, or is this also about damage control? >> well, i. >> think a big part of the context here is the us and ukraine relationship has been strained since before president trump took office. under biden, the intelligence from the us was that ukraine's military strategy was not working, and they were really questioning whether ukraine could win this war. and they were questioning, again, this has been three years now that the us has been continuously providing billions of dollars to aid to ukraine. so i think that is definitely carried over from administration. to administration. >> and it. >> seems that this was just an emotional moment here, but it seems that they are serious about getting back to the negotiating table. this was a promise that president trump made on the campaign trail to end this war. and i think that's very much still on his mind. >> and steph, on the other side, the us and russia have had a strained relationship for decades. ukraine is a longtime us ally. overall, lawmakers have shared this bipartisan view

it's a feature of what is going on, and it is what is causing which caleb can talk about much more. the uncertainty in the markets, but it is also causing uncertainty among republicans on capitol hill about his policy, about its enactment. real concern that they're hearing from some constituents of the impact. and as you know, the economy is the most important issue to voters. and so the fact that he's gyrating around this, even though tariffs have been his most consistent position in his entire public life in terms of a public policy position, he seems rather inconsistent about actually enacting them. >> yeah. it's interesting. and kayla, today on cnbc, treasury secretary scott bessent were warned about the economy seeming to cool to a degree with the stock market going down, some questions about employment. et cetera. he said there is going to be an adjustment. take a listen. >> the market. >> and the economy. >> have just become hooked. >> we've become addicted to. >> this. >> government spending. >> and there's going to be a. >> detox period. >> i'm no expert on detox, but it do

. >> fun sequence here at the end of the 1st quarter lincoln's caleb on coast to coast euro step.nice laid up just a couple of ticks left on the clock. >> enough time for is hi, lou to launch from. course. thank you very much. ok, walk 2nd quarter, cory abbott out to jonah shoe washington, up 1917, and mckay mccabe from nba range. lincoln up. 28. 25. that's the start of a 20 nothing run which pretty much decided the game. fred davis and one for the dagger mustangs win. 55 40 and they are chance that'll do it for sports. have a great weekend. >> did you ever hear the adage that if march comes in like a lion goes out like a lamb just might ring true for us this year because you know what? we're going to get some raindrops today. it's a lot of clouds right now. maybe you'll see a raindrop or 2, but not likely probably into later on tonight. temperatures at this hour, mainly in the 40's and 50's all the cloud cover is kept the temperatures from getting really cold overnight, but also kept the temperatures from warming up early this morning. so we're seeing a series of storms heading t

i'm caleb karam, a district eight resident here in support of max carter over stone. >> as important as his many accomplishments are, i've got limited time. you heard them from him when he came up here and from the community. and the thing is i hope you are paying attention because our is designed to put y'all. this board is supervisors. the people have been trusted for terms by the people of their distinct neighborhoods in charge of final say over the removal of someone from the police commission. your constituents are here. i know they've written in. >> please listen to them. and i've heard there's a rumor of this excuse. the reason it's it's an excuse it's not a particularly good one. it's not one that laurie saw fit to tell the press to make formal accusations about to bring up before a couple of weeks ago. neither mayor breed and i'd frankly like saying he's on collaborative or difficult is heresy to all folks who have worked with him or talked to him or attended his commission . i would encourage you to let max carter over stone serve the rest of his term. florrie would like to