griff. tremors were felt from maine to here in new york city and down through the mid atlantic, but, griff, the earthquake's epicenter was in northwestern new jersey where the state's government phil murphy was out of town at the democratic governor's association, according to his public schedule. he did some phone interviews, made some posts to social media, but there was no direct address to the people of that state. we have reached out to governor murphy's people about details or contexts how that decision was made, but have not yet heard back. meanwhile, more than two dozen people in governor murphy's state had to be evacuated when three multi-family homes in newark shifted. >> i had to help get my sister out of there, you know? she's, you know, she's in a wheelchair and she can't move as fast as we can. so i had to worry about getting her out. >> now, the united states geological survey reported the 4.8 magnitude quake at 10:23 friday morning and the agency says there have been more tha

hello, griff. griff: hour two, here we go. i'm griff jenkins.rump is expected to continue his events into next week hitting a few swing states with visits to pennsylvania and georgia. madison scarpino is live in palm a beach, florida, with more. hey, madison. >> reporter: hey, griff. trump really ramping up the push to raise more money. you can see paralag go behind me, but tonight's exclusive fundraiser is at a private home here in palm beach with. and there's expected on the some big republican -- to be some big republican donors with big money tonight. hedge fund billionaire john john pall is leading -- paulson is leading the event. the chicago cubs' eco-owner, todd ricketts, and the list goes on and on. some of trump's former arrivals -- rivals will also be there tonight. trump is working to close the big fund raising gap with biden who raised $187 million so far this year. the president also has more cash on hand with $192 million compared to trump's $93 million. and that's the most a democrat candidate has a ever raised at this point in th

griff? >> griff: he will head back to 1600 pennsylvania. i apologize, lucas, i think i said 1400 which would be a starbucks down from the white house. either way, important news. keep us posted, lucas. jacqui? >> let's bring in fox news contributor retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, former national security advisor under president trump. general, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> what does it tell you that the president is heading back to the white house right now about how soon we might be seeing something happen? >> that's the big tell, the fact that is we read other people's mail. we know what's happening. you've seen a lot of airlines, lufthansa, air france, diverting flights not going there. that means this thing is coming. i was pretty sure it wasn't going to happen today because it is the holy day. but starting tomorrow i think the window is wide open. the iranians have a real problem, though, jacqui. when you look at what's happened previously, they have

griff: i'm griff jenkins.he biden administration moving additional assets into the middle east while the president issues his strongest warning to iran as fears grow of an imminent retaliatory attack. lucas tomlinson has the latest. hey, lucas. >> griff, officials say iran is moving missiles and drones into position to launch at israel if ordered and president biden yesterday gave the following warning with a key follow-up from our own jacqui heinrich. >> mr. president, to iran in this moment? >> don't. >> are american personnel and assets at risk, mr. president. are american troops at risk as wel well? >> we are devoted to the defense of israel. we will support israel, we will help defend israel and iran will not succeed. >> it appears iran has already ignored president biden. israeli officials say in iranian assault force as you see here, with the portugese flag, the come deered ships which has links to israel through ownership now making its way. and they've looked to meet with counterparts, leading convent

griff: chad is our guy. for more on this, let's bring in republican congressman from oklahoma and house homeland security and budget committees, josh brecheen. you're standing outside of the door of the chamber voting on this. one of 55 republicans who voted against the rule to get us to this point. how do you intend to vote today? >> well, i am greatly concerned about the fact that the unpaid for elements of this. i've submitted an amendment that actually there was a hearing on under the rules complete. we have under the american rescue plan democrats moved forward in 2021, a provision of that called the state and local financial recovery funds and it's something that epic, the organization has highlighted and paul winfrey, who was budget director under trump told my staff only a few days ago, there are still $90 billion of the total price tag of all of this is 95. there's $90 billion within that fund that could be utilized and so, we put an amendment forward saying with the $34 trillion gross national debt

griff, back to you. griff: we'll be watching when this resumes on tuesday. cb cotton live for us in new york. thank you. molly. >> for more, let's bring in former u.s. attorney guy lewis to talk about this. week one of the so-called hush money trial in the books, but the majority of the weeks was spent on david pecker, the ex-tabloid king and national enquirer chief. your thoughts on allegations from some legal analysts that this is being slow rolled, six to eight weeks potentially and how are things going? >> i think that's probably the play out of the democrats' play book, to slow walk this thing. everybody thought that david pecker was going to be maybe on and off, an hour, introduce a few documents. he's turned out to be two days and frankly, what's fascinating, molly, is the defense turned him, i think, into a trump witness, a pro-trump witness. they frankly cross examined him and he came out with some good things about trump and demonstrated there were other people that did the same thing. and my question always is, why aren't they being prosecuted in

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griff: we have action on the house floor. house is passed the tiktok bill the forces tiktok to divest from china. the vote was 360-58 and they passed the bill for aid to taiwan in the indo pacific region, two of four, the remaining two is the vote on aid to ukraine and aid to israel. we will see where that goes and bring that to you coming up. allysia: as a city see an uptick in crime committed by illegal immigrants with gang affiliations, known for murder, drug trafficking and sex crimes. in el paso, texas, the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are seeing a stark warning from the chief of border patrol saying to watch out for the violent venezuelan gang earlier this week, we got word that the venezuelan was arrested with tattoos associated with that gang, one of six at paris handed according to us border patrol. police link to the venezuelan gang to organized crime in place like texas, florida, chicago, and new york city were men there were involved in a high-profile assault on nypd officers and in georgia where federa

griff: you raised michigan. a week ago today in dearborn michigan another demonstration chanting death to america out there. we have a soundbite of what the organizer had to say and when we asked karine jean-pierre to respond to it here's a little bit of what happened. >> is not genocide joe has to go at the entire system that has to go. >> it was a pretty significant display. if your hearing for me, i think that's important. the other part that i want to be very clear about, peaceful protests is something that the president has also been very clear that is important to give folks space to peacefully protest but any type of violent rhetoric we are going to denounce. griff: you solve a chance death to america and th and the whitee says they condemned that but what we saw to chicago is any prelude of what we get is he at the dnc and here in michigan where biden is fighting for boats. nicole: watching those videos overnight and iran celebrating the attack on israel is similar, do you remember nine 9/11 young palest

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins has more on the state of women's college sports. >> griff: good morning,tory. it is possible the women's title game had more than the men's. it peaked at 24 million, driving numbers was phenomenon caitlin clark, considered to be greatest ever to play women's basketball. and south carolina going undefeated in a perfect season. their coach dawn staley making headlines coming out in support of transgender women. >> if you consider yourself a woman and want to play sports, you should be able to play, that is my opinion. >> griff: this as naia becomes first governing body to ban transgender from women's sports. f fairness and competition, we have tried to allow for some participation by all. hours later the ncaa put out their statement saying ncaa will promote title nine, in women's sports and ensure fair competition for all student athletes in all ncaa championships. with caitlin clark moving on perhaps to the pros, we'll see if women's sports draw such high numbers. >> steve: it will be interesting and we know w for sure, she wil wind up making a lot of money

griff jenkins live on the campus of george washington university. saturday night we walked through a great big demonstration. >> griff: we sure did. at gooe kaylee mcghee white /* /* gw, sixth day of protest. you have 70 tents set up, gw students and georgetown american and professional activists out here, as well. it is peaceful right now. sunday night barricades were along the sidewalk and they clashed with police. if you look, the police have blocked off this street here and all the profanity. let me show you what goes to core of what hurts passion of the jewish students. long live the intifada, only one solution, intifada resolution, here from the river to the sea, these are chants jewish students say are antisemitism and it is everywhere here as we walk. come with me this way, we'll take you over here and give you a look into the encampment closer. one thing i want to show you, the signature statue here, george washington himself has been draped in palestinian flag and the black and white head dress wore by palestinians, that has become a symbo

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins joins us with details. >> griff: this is why catch and release puts america at risk. this man spent a year in the u.s. before being taken into custody after he was apprehended in california in march of last year and released by ice with alternative to detention because there was not conclusive information matching him to the fbi terrorism watch list. 11 months later, new information surfaces connecting him to a group known as hig responsible for attacks in afghanistan that have killed nine americans. ice arrested him in san antonio in february of this year. at that ko court hearing, a federal judge released him and said dhs failed to tell the judge he was on the terror watch list. bill melugin and i pressed senior dhs officials who told us it is not accurate to say they did not argue against his release, they made the argument he was a flight risk. they would not address if they told the judge everything they knew at the time. dhs spokesperson issued this statement to fox saying, dhs takes seriously responsibility to ensure those who enter the country don't p

howard: griff, o.j.l verdict brought by the victims' families. this trial was such a ridiculous clown show that i thought it was embarrassing for the media, but they didn't care because of the ratings crack. >> right. and it begs the question would this trial, o.j.'s trial, be any different if it were held today, for example. but to kevin's great point, i mean, this trial certainly laid bare this national divide over race in policing on the heels of rodney king. but i was talking with our former colleague, greta van susteren, about this. she was at the center of all that. she said you have to remember, howie, the jury was often taken out every day at various points in the trial, so they saw a very different trial than the one that the media and the rest of the nation watched on full display, and they were challenged not with whether or not o.j. simpson was guilty of this brutal murder, but whether there was any reasonable doubt that he committed it. and that's why when you see things like the glove not f

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins at the white house. $545 million bond seem like a lot. $175 million seems. >> steve: drop in the bucket. >> ainsley: pocket change. >> good morning. trump tower and other trump properties are safe from la tletitiajames seizure. he took truth social saying i have just posted $157 million bond with the sadly failing and troubled state of new york. the case was a fabricated election interference con job so bad for new york where businesses are fleeing and violent crime is flourishing. so, what comes next? well, that will be the appeal of the full judgment in this civil case. his a lena habba saying this. he looks forward to vindicating his rights on appeal and overturning this unjust verdict meanwhile trump will hit the campaign trail in michigan and wisconsin michigan's g.o.p. chairman and member of congress pete hoekstra saying this joe biden is allowing an invasion at our border and west michigan dealing with the preventable murders in our backyard. president trump will secure our border and protect michigan families when elected in novem

griff jenkins at the heat house today. thanks very much, griff.atest attack on israel revealed iran's military capables. jameel jaffer joins me now. when iran attacked israel, half the rockets they fired failed to launch or crashed. now they've maybe had time to fix the problems. so could they come back s tronger? >> there's no doubt that iran could strike back stronger against israel if they choose to do so. it would be unwise move. israel is obviously going to respond, they had 300 missiles lawned at their territories and ballistol missiles, cruise missiles and drones and that's a mass evansville attack. israel mocked knocked down 99%e and if iran hits back, this will start a big war that's not advised and a war that iran will lose. stuart: about an hour ago, the president announced new s anctions on iran and they're not very strong and doesn't touch oil exports. is he going to use this as an execution. look what we're doing now? is that part of the equation? >> yeah, that's what the president has been saying since day one. he's been saying isra

what are you seeing, griff?, you can see the encasement has spread. now between 21st and 20th you can see the police blocking it and trying to do with that but here on campus in the university yard is where it all started. i want to take you mean because they are doing a little bit of the action. there were all of these bike racks blockading the university of the yard here. they tore them down. this is the george washington statue draped in the fragment they took all the guardrails, john, i will bring you and show you they stack them into this giant pile. unlike the demands we have seen in other places like libya where they tried to impose a deadline for removal, there is no signs this is going anywhere and the d.c. police taking a hands off approach not moving in, "the washington post" reporting the university at one point over the weekend requested that they be removed from here but that did not happen. that is why virginia foxx chairwoman of the house education committee wrote a letter to bowser but i can tak

griff jenkins has more from the white house. griff, it's a familiar refrain. we'll hear more of it?> i think we will. good morning. it's clear the white house doesn't like talking about the crisis at the border which has exploded under this administration especially when it involves things like the riot we saw in el paso or the murder of laken riley allegedly at the hands of a venezuelan man released into the u.s. border officials say until you see deportations greatly increasing you can't expect numbers to go down. it is clear that their pivot is to blame republicans. watch. >> does president biden wish that republicans in congress would help him make a law that made it easier to deport people? >> what the president wants to see is he wants congressional republicans to pass, to move forward with a bipartisan border security agreement. a bipartisan border security agreement. >> we'll get a heavy dose of border talk from trump in michigan and wisconsin. he took to truth social in the last hour, guys, saying this. quote, under crooked joe biden we have become a third world nation. our

. >> lawrence: griff jenkins is live. >> griff: you will not see padlocks on trump's assets. took to truth social saying this, i just posted $175 million bond, the case is a con-job so bad for new york, where businesses are fleeing and violent crime is flourishing. what is next is trump's full appeal. his taken alina habba saying he looks forward to vindicating his right on appeal and overturning this unjust verdict. he will be in michigan and wisconsin today, chairman peat hok hokstra says this, president biden is allowing invasion at the border. take a look at the numbers trending in ump tr's trump's favor. biden 42% and trump 50%. at the white house yesterday, president biden participated in the easter egg roll, making the case the economy is on a roll. we have the best economy in the world, jobs are up more than they have ever been. we're in a situation where lowest unemployment rate in 50 years maintained. >> griff: in fox news polling, half the countries they are worse off than they were four years ago, 43% viewing the economy negatively. guys. >> steve: we just saw the

good evening, griff. >> griff: good evening, bret.dministration says it's taking sweeping actions against iran's drone program, one of the country's largest steel producers and automobile companies with ties to the irgc. in a white house statement, president biden says this: let it be clear to all those who enable or support iran's attacks. the united states is committed to israel's security. we are committed to the security of our personnel and partners in the region and we will not hesitate to take all necessary action to hold you accountable. but it's unclear, bret, how sweeping these new sanctions will be. iran's oil industry, which is exporting more oil than at any time in the past six years and boosting its economy by $35 billion per year was not targeted. republicans continue to criticize biden over sanction waivers, some of which began under the previous administration. >> financial appeasement of iran has added fuel to the fire. his administration reissued a sanctions waiver and renewed it again last month. they gave iran acc

. >> steve: griff jenkins is live in washington and the attention focusing on fentanyl. >> griff: that's right and this report from the house select committee on china should be a sobering wake-up call to the threat communist china provides. this report reveals how they are doing it, through subsidies with chinese-owned prc companies. ccp provides government subsidies to companies that manufacture fentanyl materials so long as company sell them outside china. subsidies in form of rebates that are used to increase export from china for other goods. we also learned chinese government subsidized making fentanyl and thwarted investigation by warning them they are targets of u.s. investigation. former attorney general bill barr had this warning if we don't stop it. >> simply put, without china production and export of fentanyl, there would be no fentanyl crisis in the united states. the mass slaughter would effectively stop. >> griff: you can bet the ice director will testify about this today and get answers and be asked about 24,000 plus chinese migrants, many military age males that crossed

griff jenkins reports at george washington university in d.c. and jonathan turley has legal reaction to all of this and where we might be headed, next. first though, top of the hour. and top of the news with bryan llenas who has been at columbia university since, i think, 4:00 this morning. bryan, bring us up to date at 10:00 eastern time now. hello. >> bryan: bill, good morning. 10:00 eastern, some 10 hours since those students went into hamilton hall, stormed in and have occupied it. we have still not heard specifically from the president of the university or officially from the university about how they plan on getting those students out of hamilton hall, what we have heard from them is a plan to limit access to the main campus just days before final exams. that is what we are seeing here. the only people allowed on campus right now are those students who have housing on this main campus and essential personnel, whoever they deem to be essential. now, look, this is a campus with the main library and places for people to study, dining halls an

griff jenkins is live at g.w. >> griff: harris, there is no plans to try to shut this encampment downsigns here. this is some of that anti-semitic language that the jewish students feel is offensive. let me show you the encampment though and take you in. it's growing because it's spilled into the street off of the university. this street, eighth street is entirely blocked off. but, over here, harris, is the university yard where this all began and you can see the signs. this is where some 70 tents. the students have been camped here. you can see kind of the signature sign of this protest is the george washington statue here draped in the palestinian flag and the traditional palestinian keffiyeh scarf. here we spoke just moments ago a faculty member at g.w., holding anti-hate sign. she is out here upset about this. here is some of what nicole incidents in had to say, listen. >> i don't understand how it's okay for for anyone to go against policy rules of the university or of any business. so, by way of blockading a street, by way of my building needing to have tap access with my card t

griff jenkins has the story. >> griff: good morning, this hearing got underway 15 minutes ago.he chairman's opening remarks. >> as president reagan said, if you want more of something, subsidize it, through action, the chinese communist party is telling us it wants more fentanyl entering our country, it want says the chaos resulting from this epidemic, that means more dead more thanes. >> griff: ccp provides to companies that manufacture fentanyl as long as it is sold outside of china in the form of rebates that increase export from china for other goods. house prepares to send alejandro mayorkas articles of impeachment to the senate to begin trial. here is how this will go. house managers are expected to walk the articles to the senate 2:15 this afternoon and trial expected to get underway tomorrow and senators will be sworn in as jurors. unclear if chuck schumer will try to table or dismiss those two articles. you probably will hear some of this new information coming up about china's complicity in the fentanyl trade, that is coming across our border. >> lawrence: unbelievabl

griff jenkins in dc where the latest. griff. reporter: hey, good evening, david. of the protesters yesterday were arrested and that clearly didn't top them trust worthy coming back today and going after senator josh hawley chanting stop the genocide and holding up red painted hands in his face and haully responded saying, anti-israel cooking crazies back in the halls of the senate calling his reel a terrorist state -- israel a terrorist state after the game group descended on the calf fear ya yesterday. watch. the red hands signifies too much blood being spilled in gaza and some israelis it conjures up memories of a palestinian youth of actual blood of two idf soldiers lynched by a mob in 2000 and president of human rights voices tell digital red hands is the emaculation of jews in a -- emasculation of jews in a bloody defeat. back in november, these bloody hand prints painted on the gates of the white house. meanwhile in dearborn, michigan, the rhetoric is escalates with chants of death to america at a demonstration sunday and the organizer appearing to call for

griff jenkins is on this live from washington. what are we learning here, griff?'re learning a lot. johnson is familiar with her new job as the chief diversity and information officer under obama. she was the first director of the race, ethnicity and social inclusion unit at state department. some of her comments are drawing criticism. in 2019 she said that america's organizations and institutions were, quote, often riddled with racism and exclusion, chinks in the armor of traditional leadership that refuse to reconcile and time has run out for experimentation of tweaking of a failed historic mother and she -- >> there is a culture of misogyny have allowed men to act without consequence and it becomes part of what we believe is normal, right? >> chairman. house foreign affairs committee opposes the position saying this. the state department's eyed lodge cam overemphasis of deia has penetrated every borough under the biden administration. mike pompeo is blasting her on x saying the biden administration's core commitment is to create a marxist doing ma on the americ

griff jenkins is live in washington with the latest on all of this for us, griff, is anything being done right now to reign in these protesters or what can we expect more of it? >> sender we expect more about 50 of those protesters were arrested yesterday but that did not stop them and harassing a few hours ago senator josh hawley chanting stop the holding up the hands in his face now he expect all mike responded x saying the anti-israel crazies are back calling israel a terrorist states but when i confront them about all of their dirty funding from china they suddenly get tongue tied. here was the same image and yesterday as the protesters dissented on the cafeteria, watch. ♪ ♪ notice there is a painted hands red like blood. now organizers say that signifies too much blood being spilled in gaza but for some israelis it conjures up a painful memory way like this of a youth like these two soldiers the precedent of human rights voices shows the emasculation of jews in bloody defeat remember the bloody handprints that were painted on the gates of the white house? meanwhile in dearborn, mich

to what white house saying about this permit for that we turned to griff jenkins live at the white house with the latest. >> good afternoon ,?]sandra. the white house seems to be -- on border question simply blaming congressional or publicans or failing to take action, little earlier this afternoon things got pretty heated between john kirby and our own here to see. watch. >> to folks that are concerned about border security, the president will be the first one to stand up here and say he agrees. the border does needs some security capabilities. we do need more border patrol agents and all that has to happen is for the speaker to do his job, but that supplemental in the floor, get those 1300 additional border patrol agents down there to do their job. >> but everybody in this room knows that the builder you guys keep talking about there is a solution is dead at the moment. >> says you. it is needed to be that, does it? >> the bill is that. >> says you! >> when is the boat? >> as speaker johnson that. >> there are real -- >> this comes as former president trump is blasting biden over the b

what else are we expecting to hear a from the president, griff? >> reporter: well, liz, right now we have secretary, transportation secretary pete buttigieg taking to the mics, and president biden will speak next. you're very right, your opening words there the are so spot on, you can't overstate the economic impact of the port of baltimore. it was number one in autos, in light trucks as well as a big, top port for the farm equipment. that's why when you hear governor moore talk, he talks about this impact isn't just affecting marylanders, it's affecting the farmer in kentucky, the automaker in ohio as well as restaurant owners in tennessee because it's a big head-- import e of sugar and spice. of it's also one with of the top ports importing for the liquid natural hick bifid gas. so it is all across the economic supply. then you take things like carnival cruise line are, they had to divert their ships out of here down to norfolk, virginia, and they've already estimated a $10 million loss on their sheet this year. now, the port of baltimore delive

i'm an optimist, griff. let's get to fox news' griff jenkins live in washington, d.c.anies, i guess, are helping build so-called billionaire bunkers. >> reporter: well, listen, liz, if you have a billion dollar bunker, you're probably not worried too much about that dow plunge happening right now. and the question is though when the apocalypse hits, where are you going to go, and how much do you want to spend to be comfortable? chances are you won't go to one of these old 1960s cold war-era a shelters. all we were worried about were soviet nukes. now it is everything from world war iii to a terror attack, to a power grid collapse. and bunker builders or say people are worried about what the future holds. >> they're afraid that there could be a revolution in this country, and it could be all-out civil unrest. and they don't want to be a part of it. so there is a race to get all the bunkers in before the november if election. >> reporter: ron hubbard, the ceo of atlas survivor shelters, saw a spike in demand when the ukraine war started and again when war broke out in ga

griff jenkins, president biden will deliver some remarks. what do you think he is going to say? expect? >> reporter: good morning. they are set for the president's visit. we expect the president to double down on his commitment to do whatever it takes, we also expect, and to authorize federal dollars to be used for the rebuilding of the bridge which could take years. he will get an aerial tour of the wreckage. and see how difficult the task is to move the giant ship which is roughly the same size as the uss eisenhower. he will be briefed on the efforts with the bodies of four construction workers believed underwater. >> the collapse of the bridge was so distinct and so severe with the metal that is so dis-configured and so brought together into pancake to that it continues to make this mission extra ordinary complicated and dangerous. those who are conducting it. >> reporter: biden will mention meeting with the families of those lost workers and those are close to the press. this comes to as the army corps of engineers, some good news, they expect to open limited access channel

let's go to griff jenkins in washington to give us a report. hi, griff. >> good morning. this report is a sobering wake-up call on china's complicity in the fentanyl epidemic revealing how the ccp is fueling the crisis through subsidies as you mentioned. the ccp provides government subsy zees to prc companies that manufacture fentanyl materials so long as the companies sell them outside china. the subsidies come in the form of rebates for the value added tax. rebates are used to increase exports from china for other goods. we also learned the chinese government has thwarted u.s. investigation and it comes as dhs secretary mayorkas addressed the severity of the crisis yesterday. >> fentanyl is wreaking tragedy in communities across the country. dhs has interdicted more illicit fentanyl and arrested more individuals for fentanyl-related crimes in the last two fiscal years than the previous five combined. >> what is the administration doing about it? janet yellen was asked about the report yesterday and whether sanctions are warranted and said this. >> i haven't seen that re

griff jenkins, you'll be seeing a lot more of him later on today. in the meantime, the cost of college is going through the roof. you hear this past week, some colleges crossed the $90,000 a year threshold. 90,000 a year. enter mike rhodes, he says there are alternatives to that and they pay very good for jobs down the road after this. anthony: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empowering you... to get real with your health care provider. talk to them about lowering your risk of stroke, heart attack or death. >> community colleges, especially those that embrace or maybe reembrace the vocational mission as opposed to the college preparatory commission, i think have so much to offer and, again, i think we've probably overemphasized the four-year degree, businesses certainly realizing now that ought not be a prerequisite to employment. neil:

griff jenkins live in washington with the details and background on the story. what did you find?illing into the border crisis impact on public safety hearing from sheriffs from virginia and texas and here was some of the subcommittee chair's opening remarks. >> the president has unnecessarily created an national security and humanitarian crisis by refusing to uphold the rule of law. today we are examining now the border crisis affects safety in our towns, cities and communities not surprisingly, the open southwest border has att attracted many illegal immigrants with criminal histories. >> we hear more about these crimes from the riley murder in georgia and beating of the cops in new york city. a pew poll from february found 57% -- stats show violent crime flat lining in cities with increased migrant populations. one undeniable link between the border and public safety is that surge of fentanyl killing americans. separate hearing on the hill about that and the select committee from china. martha. >> martha: important. thank you very much, griff jenkins in d.c. >> bill: mike johns

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thank you. >> bill: we'll get video of it, griff. here we go, dana, are you ready?all weekend to get ready for monday's total solar eclipse. 15 states are in the path of totality. a rare phenomenon and won't return for decades. jonathan hunt is live in l.a. getting ready. sun is coming up in california. good morning, sir. >> good morning, bill. it is going to be a truly spectacular day across much of the united states on monday when we get this total solar eclipse. the excitement of it best summed up by the nasa administrator bill nelson. >> eclipses have a special power. they move people to feel a kind of reverence for the beauty of our universe. >> it is going to be beautiful. what's going to happen on monday is the moon as we look at the sun will begin creeping across the sun's surface until in a certain 100 mile corridor it blocks it out totally. it will look completely amazing. where and when can you see it? if you want to be in the path of totality it will begin at 2:30 p.m. eastern down in texas on the border around eagle pass and curve up across the united s

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griff jenkins has the latest from new york. >> good evening, john. the story is alarming anti- israel anti- american rhetoric here at home and in the u.s. is escalating. while the whole world is watching yesterday tirana launched an unprecedented attack of over 300 drones and missiles directly at israel and chicago propel city activists planning to march on the dnc convention this summer. celebrated the organizer announced the attack had begun. watch. >> iran has just responded about 30 minutes ago. [applause] [cheering] in addition, there are reports of drones having been fired on israel from yemen. [applause] >> that is a snippet of what was said at the conference chance of hands off iran were herded. this after we just witnessed the last sunday and dearborn, michigan chance of death to america. this demonstration, you hear it they are the organizer. to for revolution. >> it is not genocide joe that has to go for it is the entire system that has to go. >> meanwhile in washington protesters dissenting on the senate cafeteria hands painted red like b

. >> steve: fox's griff jenkins is on campus. >> griff: student protesters continue to occupy the universitygw behind me defying an order to vacate last night. so far we have not seen the violent encounters like in other protests but jewish students, like the ones you just heard from say they feel threatened by the rhetoric and signs like this one that reads final solution next to israeli flag. the university has warned students to remain in the yard they may be temporarily suspended. >> steve: in georgia, classes went virtual at emery universal after chaotic and violent scenes yesterday. fox's jonathan serrie is in atlanta. >> the decision to move classes online came out of an abundance of caution after yesterday's heated protest where 28 people were arrested. protesters did return to the campus quad this afternoon, but so far the demonstrations have been peaceful. [chanting] >> with hundreds of arrests nationwide, classes coming to a halt and students and teachers feeling threatened. former facebook coo sheryl sandberg says it's time for honest conversation. >> university is a time where y

>> bret: griff jenkins live at the state department, thanks. and the house speaker preparing it for a big meeting with former president donald trump. first, beyond our borders tonight. ukraine's parliament approves a controversial law to govern how the country calls up new soldiers. it was past against a back drop of escalating russian campaign inside ukraine that has devastated ukraine's energy infrastructure in recent weeks. authorities say overnight missile and drone attacks destroyed the largest power generating facility in the capital region of kyiv. a vietnamese real estate tycoon is sentenced to death in the country's largest financial fraud case in its history. 67-year-old trume mylynn charged with fraud. she led one of the country's richest real estate films. this is a live look at rome. one of the big stories there tonight, archaeologists, sorry about that, in pompe uncover a banquet hall with black walls and frescoes portraying mythical figures such as helen of troy, apollo and cassandra. the city of pompe was buried in roughly 19 fe

. >> reporter: griff jenkins recognizes there is a right to free seas. at the same time you have to do that in a lawful way. by saying she wants people to come forward, she wants community involved in the prosecution. stephen clark said the da is not just trying to respond to a frustrated public. under marcy's law, victims of crime can be awarded damages by those who pled to the crimes. >> if there is a conviction or a diversion agreement, marcy's law will be able to provide restitution to anyone who suffered economic loss as a result of those protests on the bridge. >> reporter: following protests last year, a plea deal required 78 people who were arrested to pay restitution. only one victim stepped forward to be part of that case. it is not clear how many people have contacted the highway patrol about their losses for monday's protest. >>> there are two diseases -- das involved. handling protesters who were arrested for the shutdowns. releasing this statement

first let's go to griff jenkins in d.c. >> good morning. these anti-israel protests are ramping up.his one even showing as organized by a group called christians for a free palestinians and they descended on the senate cafeteria yesterday. many of them displaying blood on their hands. [singing] ♪ people are dying in gaza] >> one of the organizeers tell me the bloody palms is too much blood spilled in gaza but for many israelis it conjures up of a palestinian youth with the blood of two idf soldiers lynched by a mob. the president of human rights voices say the red hands are representing a bloody defeat of jews. just a month after the october 7th massacre bloody hand prints were painted on the gates of the white house. meanwhile president biden is calling out netanyahu's handling of israel's war on hamas. >> president biden: i think what he is doing is a mistake. i don't agree. i think it is outrageous. what i'm calling for is for the israelis to just call for a cease-fire, allow for the next six or eight weeks total access to all food and medicine going into the country. >> we're le

we had our griff jenkins on campus. i think of where griff is on campus but he is a fine fellow but what is the situation at g.w. and as a jewish student on campus how are you feeling about the environment that you are learning in? >> yes, thank you so much for having me today. being a proud jew on campus is challenging right now. we are trying to be students we are trying to take our finals and as a student i feel unsafe to walk around on campus with my mcginn to feed and my tag to simply bring the hostages home. there is no way these students are wanting to talk to us. they are only here to disrupt us. it is a really unsettling environment for all of us right now. >> sandra: next, this is also your first year what is it been like for you? >> thank you for having me. i have to echo everything sarah said. i simply feel unsafe on campus because when you have as many protesters completely masked up concealing the identity breaking into hamilton hall where i have had several classes before when they physically abuse a faci

griff jenkins, fox news. >> officials in california are warning about counterfeit botox that's beingin our state and others to. cdc says there have been about two dozen recent botulism cases across 11 states. at least two of those cases happening here in california, including one incident in san diego. the woman involved purchased bad botox online. its use resulted in headaches, weakness and blurred vision, and then took it to a botox party where it was injected by by an unlicensed and untrained person. >> these are elective procedures, not something that anybody ever has to do. so you really want to do your homework, be a good consumer and ask a lot of questions. this is not a treatment that you need to be doing in someone's bathroom. >> and only licensed physicians can buy botox legally, and it should be administered by licensed professionals. the san diego woman suffered a mild case. other victims were hospitalized and went on life support. well, you might see some smoke in santa cruz today. cal fire working on a prescribed burn near the big basin. redwood state park area. it bega

griff jenkins, fox news.ts kind bill has passed the senate transportation committee. >> the new law would address the concerns about expedited airport screening services that let some travelers pay to cut through tsa lines. the committee passed the bill in an 8 to 4 vote would require fast track services such as clear, to pay for their own tsa staff. lanes at airport security. if the identity screening companies don't comply , they'd be banned from the state. >> there have been lots of incidents over the last couple of years where, you know, we're unauthorized travelers have used clear as a way of breaching tsa security. >> supporters of clear say the service creates hundreds of jobs, serves more than a million americans, and shares more than $13 million in annual revenue with airport partners. the bill now moves forward to the senate appropriations committee. >> the us labor department says millions of americans will soon qualify for overtime pay under a new rule. the rule will raise the salary threshold for

griff, thank you live from the white house, john?e await the former president said will be about 5 minutes away we have former communications director for senator joe medlin, and former press secretary about this illegal immigration issue what they've said in the past. listen. >> the jobs they hold may otherwise be held by illegal immigrants come the public service they use implodes burdens on our taxpayers. we will try to do more to speed the deportation of illegal immigrants we are a nation of immigrants but also a nation of laws. >> i believe we can be a nation of laws and immigrants. there is no doubt we have to get control of our borders. we can't have hundreds of thousands of people coming over to the united states without us having any idea of who they are. >> i mean talk about being light years away from now. what happened in the democratic party to get us from there to where we are today? >> i think going as far back as you have being congress unwilling to act for this. i was working for senator manchin in 2013 when we had a

we have the ongoing ukraine, griff, then, you know, the, the good korean peninsula has been the, probably the greatest rift a since the 2nd world war that just goes on and on and on. there's not even a question about that. and so here we go again the, the industrial base of the united states has been degraded so much so that you have to rely upon arms to export more make money. so this is, this is really extraordinary. again, trump is betraying everything, but he stands for him, me. and so you know, if we're gonna, if, if we're gonna have an industrial base, can we have it more than just arms like have well paying jobs for people, they don't know that the swamp always wins. john and john mccain always wins. george, this is exactly right there. and it really is the case that whenever there's any kind of a fight, any kind of a resistance to the swamp, the swamp will prevail. what's your goal? so remember that um on the sides of a bite and signed into law, the renewal of fi is the warrantless search bar, the bias a. so this was a real head mike johnson played the really cold role in the on t

flee the fighting. rattle groups have made significant gains in recent weeks weakening the military's griff.