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school ending early when their party yacht, the "cornucopia destiny," came in too fast into a pier in hobokend into a second boat, pushing it into the dock and knocking out a light post. about 100 students and faculty on board. no injuries reported, but it's one prom they will never forget. >>> and the urgent recall tonight involving nearly 5 million american cars. fiat chrysler recalling several models over concerns the cruise control feature may not disengage. at least one incident has been reported. the models, ranging from 2014 to 2018, include popular brands such as the jeep grand cherokee, the ram pickup and the pacifica minivan. among others. more on our website. >>> when we come back, the father of twins in the hospital worried about missing their big moment, and the surprise he didn't see coming. it's america strong. stay with us. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix it. (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just beacuase of a claim. i totally could've... (wife) nope! switching to allstate is worth it. alicewhich is breast canceratic that has spread to other parts of

you see the larger yacht that was hosting a prom rear ended a smaller yacht at a hoboken port.hat smaller yacht was empty. no one was hurt. the damage to the boats we're told was minor. police are now investigating what caused that collision. >>> the milwaukee bucks' sterling brown is promising to be a voice against police misconduct. >> brown says he gets angry every time he thinks about his encounter that ended up with him stunned by a taser and now he's telling his story. here's abc's alex perez. >> taser, taser, taser. >> reporter: after the release of that disturbing video showing the tasing of sterling brown, the milwaukee bucks player sitting down for an exclusive interview with robin roberts talking about that moment. >> physically, mentally being tasered like that, i mean how did that impact you? >> it was a shock. like it came out of nowhere. like i tensed up instantly. emotionally like it just -- i got tased. >> how you doing? you got a driver's license? >> reporter: that confrontation with officers after he illegally parked his car outside a walgreens. >> i asked yo

in hoboken, new jersey, of course that's just across from manhattan, after one yacht collided with another. the larger yacht was hosting a high school senior prom when it hit the empty yacht. i guess it kept pushing, didn't it. no one was injured. the damage was minor, but that prom was cut short. >>> with graduation season in full swing millions of seniors are eagerly accepting their hard-earned diplomas. >> but it's an achievement one valedictorian never thought he'd reach. here is david wright. >> reporter: richard jenkins is valedictorian of his class for gifted students of disadvantaged backgrounds. you must have pretty good grades. >> yeah, pretty good. >> reporter: but there's something else in his background that truly sets him apart. so you were homeless. >> yes. >> reporter: for two years. >> yes. >> reporter: during middle school he got involved in an afterschool writing workshop for inner city kids. >> some people cry about it, he was able to write about it. >> it gave me a sense of confidence. >> reporter: he says kids used to bully him for trying hard at school. >> some used

it happened in hoboken. police more than 100 people were on board. nobody was seriously heard. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. have a great holiday weekend. >> neil: the exodus is on. you're looking at it live. this is los angeles international airport, the lake shore drive and in philadelphia, let's say they're not loving the traffic. fasten your seat belt. this could be a bumpy ride. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." fox is on top of americans get ready to hit the road for memorial day. many of them already are. 42 million expected to drive or fly or take the rails for the weekend. a record number. we're all over it. with peter doocy at reagan national on how flyers are holding up. jeff flock in chicago on what drivers are paying up at the pump and rick reichmuth on a sub tropical storm. peter, how are things going? >> analysts say because the economy is doing so well, people have more money in their pockets and they're buying plane tickets. 6.8% more people are flying this memorial day compared to last memorial d

it happened in hoboken. police more than 100 people were on board. nobody was seriously heard.allagher in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. have a great holiday weekend. >> neil: the exodus is on. you're looking at it live. this is los angeles international airport, the lake shore drive and in philadelphia, let's say they're not loving the traffic. fasten your seat belt. this could be a bumpy ride. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." fox is on top of americans get ready to hit the road for memorial day. many of them already are. 42 million expected to drive or fly or take the rails for the weekend. a record number. we're all over it. with peter doocy at reagan national on how flyers are

his idea of foreign policy was having lunch with the mayor of hoboken. [ light laughter ] also, if anyoned be worried about regime change it's, rudy giuliani. based on how things are going, i guess he has a week left in his job tops. when he goes on fox news, they should introduce him as the season finale of rudy giuliani. [ laughter ] giuliani is not the only one of trump's associate's who has openly called for regime change. just take trump's national security adviser john bolton, who said this just last year. >> the declared policy of united states of america should be the overthrow of the mullahs regime in tehran. >> seth: now i don't know if trump will actually listen to john bolton but there is hope, because as you may recall trump was originally reluctant to hire bolton. not because of his insane foreign policy ideas but because of bolton's brush-like mustache. with one associate saying donald was not going to like that mustache. [ light laughter ] so if trump is thinking, of taking bolton's advice on iran. i would just like to say, "mr. president look at that mustache." [ light la

. >> does he think he's aaron burr >> we'll go to hoboken and settle it over there. >> guns drawn. >> yeah. >> walmart has taken about 25 points or so off the dow up 31. we'll get to bob. >> good morning. a nice start to the day. we're off the highs, though, but some break outs starting to occur here energy, of course, there's been a break out. up 10% for the quarter on the consumer discretionary banks and semiconductors we talked a lot about the descending triangle in the s&p technicals matter a lot. we're starting to break out. it may be positive we said look at the lower highs we've been seeing. in is for the year and now right about $26.81 you start breaking out of that pattern. people will start talking about it, if we can get above that we're right there at the moment. we go through the 50-day moving average. you look at other patterns semiconductors, for example, is at the highest level in three weeks. that's a group on the verge of breaking out a little bit. banks highest level since march yesterday. i don't want to make too much of it, but we're looking for the small break ou