amy: that is alan bersten find jennifer fox's mother. me in his last minute we have together and then we will do part two and post it online at democracynow.org, if you could talk about your mom's response. he wrote an essay about this when you're 15 and your teacher corrected your grammar. it is quite amazing and says if this is true but i assume it isn't. if you're hoping from this that other people come toward in the case of ted nash and if names come down for example of the rowing whenever the university of pennsylvania athletic center named for ted nash? >> oh, my god, what i'm hoping is his name comes off everything. it is disgusting that you have what is someone who is abused a child with his name plastered over everything as a god. i hope the truth pushes the university of pennsylvania and everywhere to take his name down. that is my goal here. amy: and more people coming forward. you ended this saying you would not see them again when they wanted you to have a foursome, so there was another girl as well who is going to be involve

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jennifer griffin fox news ktvu fox two news that vibe starts now. which comes first, does it, pete?w come out and remove the trees or just a pg need truck come out first. it was a little bit of a, uh, dance now in five pg and e customers not signing up for that dance. they say they just want their power back more than 64,000 customers across the bay area do not have power right now in the recent storm is to blame. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener not only power but also dangerous when trees falling down, damaging and dely

jennifer griffin, fox news. a roadway near highway 101 in the north bay destroyed still ahead tonight today's work to make sure the highway is not affected. plus it's like living like survivalists trying to recover from surgery at home without having power for days. we are live in the east bay, where the frustrating storm cleanup continues. ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. we are leaving many people fed up and frustrated. ktvu brooks jarocz joins us now live in north berkeley with a look at the damage there and recovery efforts. brooks, how's it going? well julie for days, many ha

. >> that was fox's jennifer colleague benjamin hall, in ami documentary, sacrificen and survival. ona story from the front line, you can see that on march o 19, 9 p.m. on fox newsx channel. here is morene of my exclusive interview with benjamin. >> when you had the awareness of how severe your injuries were. and that car passed. thenu came back you threw a rock at it you describe in the book thassedt you had to had to pull yourself up a slope, with all your injuries you have? that to me is miraculous youthat were able do that with suchs severe injuries.us >> y yeah. elbows, arms, slid along. not once did i think i can't do this. not once did i think that injuries door bad, there was one thought, whatever it takes to get home. whatever it takes. nothing elsee th matters, thet painta, struggling its doesn't matter. that every do second. i felt that throughout recovery. when it was dark and hardr anyod painful, whatever it takes. pugs at away the evil and theak bad, you canes do it. you can do it. e that ivis an incredible driving force, if you holdcr somethinedg in front of you that

jennifer griffin, fox news gordon moore, co founder of intel, who helped give the silicon valley itss died at the age of 94 more is considered a pioneer in the semiconductor chip industry and part of a group that advocated for the use of silicone in the technology. he's well known for moore's law prediction that computer power would steadily rise each year, the company and morris foundation said. the san francisco native died surrounded by family at his home in hawaii. salesforce ceo marc benioff tweeted his condolences to moore's family, saying in part he was a true giant in our industry defining the power of the semiconductor and yet remained one of the most humble and kind individuals i have ever met. another casualty of this week's storm, how the intense winds destroyed a beloved eagles nest in the east bay plus all that stuff is here. that's that's that's all we've ever known, really? a new normal for the community of haro how residents there are coping as they assess the damage two weeks after devastating floods coming up in sports, both number one seeds go down in the tourname

[applause] >> at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> bret: congratulations to him.nannounced trip to ukraine. the justice department says garland reaffirmed the u.s. determination to hold russia accountable for crimes committed in its unjust and unprovoked invasion of ukraine. the u.s. has authorized a new $400 million military aid package for that country, it includes for the first time armored vehicles that can launch bridges allowing troops to cross rivers or other gaps. it comes as russian and ukrainian forces remain entrenched on opposite sides ever the dnipro river. this round of aid will be drawn from existing u.s. weapons stockpiles so it can arrive in ukraine faster. up next, the friday lightning round. president biden in china. republicans at cpac. plus winners and losers and later, note being quotables, it is friday. first, beyond our borders tonight, thousands of climate protesters gather in berlin and other german cities to demand tougher government action against global warming. however, a small pro-business party that controls germany's transport mini

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jennifer griffin fox news ktvu fox two news that vibe starts now. which comes first, does it, pete? does it treat crew come out and remove the trees or just a pg need truck come out first. it was a little bit of a, uh, dance now in five pg and e customers not signing up for that dance. they say they just want their power back more than 64,000 customers across the bay area do not have power right now in the recent storm is to blame. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener not only power but also dangerous when trees falling down, damaging and deadly. five people were killed as a result of the storm. the damaging winds also to blame for the massive amount of power outages in the east bay. there are more than 34,000 outages along the peninsula more than 21,000 customers do not have power at this hour. the utility explaining today how to determine the power restoration priorities. we're looking for the biggest outages. how can we get the most customers back as quickly as possible? we are looking for customers who have been out of power the longest amount of time. the

fox. jennifer, how did you get involved in this and tell us about the show. >> well, i got involved, my team came across our desk farmer wants a wife. it's a dating show are you interested at first? no. i'm not big in the reality dating show genre. that's not my thing i don't. watch it. then i heard about the concept and i thought oh, this sounds really cute. really fun, really interesting. and it has been so heart-warming and endearing because these are real people looking for real love. >> ainsley: did you have fun doing it? have you gone from sugarland to broadway winning grammys to now reality shows. >> i had a blast doing it. what i didn't realize is i was going to become so invested in these guys they are so kind, so good, so genuine. >> ainsley: you start with 8 girls each. that's in tennessee. and then you wiggles it down to five each and they go back to your ranch and then you hopefully will pick a wife at the end of this. so, hunter, let me start with you. tell us a little bit about yourself and what you are looking for in a girl. >> oh, i'm hunter grayson from walkersville, georgi

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. >> that was fox's own jennifer griffin on colleague benjamin hall. on a documentary entitled sacrifice and survival, a story from the front line, well, you can see that on march 19, 9:00 p.m., right here on the fox news channel. now, here's more of my exclusive interview with benjamin in this special edition of hannity. >> when you had the awareness of how severe the injuries were, the car passed and you came back and you threw a rock at it. you describe in the book you had to start pulling yourself up a slope. so, that the car would be able to see you at that point. with all of the injuries that you have, that, to me, is miraculous you were able to do that with such severe injuries. >> yeah, elbows, arms, slid along. and not once did i think i can't do this. not once did i think the injuries are too bad for this. there was one thought -- whatever it takes to get home. whatever it takes. nothing else matters. the pain, the struggles. it doesn't matter. you got to do that every second. do whatever you have to. i felt that through the whole recovery. th

republican south dakota senator mike rounds who is on the senate armed service committee told fox news jenniferllow this to happen. here's the senator's thoughts. >> pissed off. i mean, let's just be honest about this for a second. the report coming out of our government is that this was an unprofessional act, and environmentally unsound. i'm sorry, folks, they shot down a united states warplane they took it out of action and that's the response we get back? so, yeah. not very happy about it. >> and at this hour the defense department says it cannot confirm if it plans on recovering that american drone. jesse? >> >> now, when you think about a bank, what do you picture? maybe a serious guy or woman in a suit writing mortgages at your local branch or flashy new york bankers closing deals and partying? whatever you are thinking about it's probably not this. >> so many useless meaning ♪ some banks will sell their souls ♪ some just banks feel real old ♪ signature ♪ come join ♪ we will do the rest ♪ we do banking like it should be done. >> jesse: those were the fine people over at signature bank whi

and he said , yes, now, that was fox's own jennifer griffinoi on colleague benjamin hall. now in a forthcoming documentary entitledhall. l and survival, a story from the front linein well,. 19, 9:00 well, you can see that on march the 19th, 9:00 p.m. right here u on the fox news channel. now, here is more of bmy exclusive interview. with benjamin in this special edition of "hannity". >> when you had the awareness, awareness of how severed th your injuries were and thatpassd car passed and then came back and you threw a rock at cam it, you describeu in the booklu that you had to start pulling yourself up a so that the carl would be able to see you atht that point with all the injuries that you have., to >> that, to me, is miraculousdo that you were able to do that with such severe injuriesalon to elbows. g. arms slid along and not once did i think i can't do this one , that i think the injuriesi are too bad for this. there wanks one thought in bad r my mind, whatever it takes wh to get home, whatever it takes,g nothing else matters.le the pain struggles , it doesn't matter.

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fox team coverage begins now. karl rove is standing by. first, chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin on what defense officials are saying about this. jennifer. >> sandra, brigadier general ryder will be taking questions from the press corps in an hour's time. the pentagon putting out a statement blaming iran for killing a u.s. citizen and targeting u.s. service members. a u.s. contractor was killed when an iranian drone crashed into a maintenance facility on a u.s. based shared with the kurdish syrian defense forces in northeast syria on thursday. two american service members were treated on-site. three additional troops and the u.s. contractor were medically evacuated to coalition medical facilities in iraq. the u.s. response was swift. president biden directed defense secretary lloyd austin to launch precision airstrikes against facilities used by iran's revolutionary guard corps. secretary austin said the precision strikes are intended to protect and defend u.s. personnel. and iran proxy forces launched ten rockets near green village in eastern syria. an official tells fox

. >> john: fox team coverage starts right now with jennifer griffin on where china is looking to expand power next, the middle east. >> sandra: peter doocy right from the white house briefing room, set to begin shortly, peter. this will obviously be a big focus of the briefing today. >> yes, and so far from what we have been able to see, the p utin-xi meeting is a complement fest, heaping praise and each other. >> over the last years china has made a huge leap forward in its development in the whole world, it is of a genuine interest and we are jealous of it. >> the two are also signalling they are going to talk about xi's peace proposal as western leaders who back ukraine worry china could also provide lethal support to the russians to be used in ukraine against ukraine. >> the world should not be fooled by any tactical move by russia, supported by china or other country, to freeze the war on its own terms. such a move would violate the u.n. charter and delay the will of 141 countries who have condemned russia's war in the united nations general assembly. >> putin is calling xi a dear

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. >> you know cristobal, jennifer makes an important point and she is talking about the commentary and it was on foxrent conservative outlets if you will across the country. now, dominion voting is demanding a company that makes voting machines is suing fox news in a defamation lawsuit. and it is, and there is particularly about this week we saw some text messages right over the past couple of weeks from fox news host that made their way into a filing right? and there is deposition of rupert murdoch himself, specifically talking about this. you have fox news meanwhile saying that the suit is actually a violation of the first amendment. the host were simply reporting on what the city president was saying about an election, not necessarily editorializing. what do you make of this? >> that's right, great to be with you again. you know here is a thing. our democracy is under attack. we are on the precipice and when you have a major news organization, that millions and millions of people watch spreading those lives, it's harmful to democracy and it's very rare for defamation to to actually work. when you

jennifer griffin, thank you very much. joining me now, mike pompeo, former secretary of state and cia director. now a foxews contributor. great to see you, ceramic. thanks for being here. i mean, it doesn't seem like there's anything that will stop china at this point from surpassing us militarily. >> no, i think that's wrong. i think strong american leadership that focuses the american people on the actual threat that we face today and people are beginning to see it and feel it. it's not just tik tok. general milley said we may have a confrontation with china. no, we're in a confrontation with china. the chinese communist party has been attacking us for four decades and we turn the other cheek. we don't need to let them get past us. we can do the right things, focuses the resources the right way and make sure the military is focused on its mission, not the dei and insanity that we see. >> martha: it concerns you in terms of our ability to compete. >> very worried about it. talking about the $842 billion budget. inflation adjusted, it's not keeping up. it's not going to take care of our soldiers and mari

fox news spoke with a former cia official, first to be diagnosed with havana syndrome in 2016. jenniferg energy beams at the diplomats, now appears not to be the case, the victims closer to an answer? >> not based on the findings of the two-year intelligence community report released yesterday, which concluded there is no evidence of a foreign actor behind what the havana syndrome victims say left them debilitated, suffering from vertigo, dizziness, and some cases brain injuries. 1500 u.s. government officials have come forward, many from the cia and state department to say they think that they have been the target of an attack. of those, it is believed 2 to 3 dozen make up a subgroup whose injuries and descriptions resemble what experts say could be the result of a microwave or pulsed energy weapon. we tracked down patient 0, who goes by adam to protect his identity. he was a u.s. government worker in havana, cuba in 2016 when he experienced a terrifying sensation that resulted in blood coming out of his ears, a wave of energy pulses causing him to black out. >> frankly, i find the rep

jennifer griffin and the group save our allies benjamin was saved. he has been through almost 30 surgeries. but through it all as he told "foxeople who saved him and made him whole both physically and mentally. >> they were miracles as well. and at the time i was thinking stay alive, but however you have to just get through this and try to get home. there were times of some decisions would not have been made in minutes and without a cut on the right train, when i found the hospital i would not have survived. but i come out with this i feel the opposite. do not render the horror that happened to me. do not render the evil, seal the good. arthel: would love to bend you can read about benjamin's house journey in his book saved, war reporters mission to make it home. it comes on tuesday. ves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, cheers! with 100% accurate tax calculations guaranteed. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® age is j

weapons grade enriched uranium, fox news digital has learned that iran has secured secret deals with russia to guarantee deliveries of uranium in the future. bret? >> bret: jennifernnifer, thank you. the fbi along w. various national police have executed search warrants looking for a network of cyber criminals in germany and ukraine. the criminal group calls itself double spider. it is said to be responsible for extortions against medical, media and other companies in germany in 2020 officials armed with arrest warrants are looking for three suspects. perspective voters are digesting the first busy weekend of the 2024 election season. two major events saw presidential candidates and possible candidates making their pitches. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has a wrap-up this evening. >> it's nearly 11 months until iowa republicans go to caucus and, still, a number of likely presidential candidates spend spent the weekend at high profile political events. former president trump was the headliner at cpac in maryland emphasizing more work to do. >> that's why i'm standing before you because we are going to finish what we started. we started of something.

jason, former congressman and fox news contributor, thank you for hanging on through the update from the pentagon. clearly having a reaction to this moment, jennifer griffin had an exchange at the pentagon briefing and somewhat revealing, i'll get your response. >> so if you say the radar was working and if you were tracking it and drones don't fly that quickly, how is it that it was able to crash into the base, and you say that you are protecting those basis. >> look, again, this is a dangerous part of the world. the work we do is inherently dangerous, why you have the military in these types of places conducting these types of operations. we have seen rocket attacks, mortar attacks in the past from these kinds of groups. they will be an assessment in terms of the attack. the fact is these irgc-backed groups conducted this attack and unfortunately an american was killed. >> why wasn't there a contingency to shoot down the drone. >> it's an inherently dangerous place, we'll look into the details. thank you. >> sandra: your response to that, jason. >> totally unacceptable. are you kidding me? the pentagon -- the radar is working, it's a dangerous p

jennifer aniston says young people are watching and saying it's offensive. gen z hates friends because it violates no comedy laws. wait until they find out that ross went onto work at foxaid you have to be very careful which makes it hard for comedians. you could joke about a bigot and have a laugh that was hysterical and now we're not allowed to do that. somebody's been watching this show. call me, jen. i love older women. >> what, she's older? what's the problem. she's like 50. >> wait, she's 50? forget it. she said everybody needs funny. we can't take our tells too seriously. every one is far too divided which gives me an idea for a show. enemies. six diversity add vocates live an apartment they can't afford because they are useless. aniston made the comments in paris where she is film a movie with sandler. he doesn't like it when fans were mailing letters. kat -- >> i don't know his home address. >> i agree with her especially when she talks about how the world needs humor because we're so divided. that's something we can all agree on. it's fun to laugh. >> sometimes my face will hurt laughing after this show. >> you got promoted today, right? >> i used to watch fr

jennifer rogers. thank you so much appreciate it. okay also speaking of another legal case, this time not dealing with trump directly, lawyers for fox news and dominion voting systems are going to be back in a delaware courtroom for the second day, both sides of an arguing over dominions $1.6 billion defamation suit against fox. they are seeking what is called a known as a summary judgment. that means each side wants the judge to rule in their favor. basically skip a trial altogether. the proceedings yesterday went on for about six hours, with the judge hitting fox attorneys and some tough questions about their embrace of election denial in 2020, our cnn senior media reporter, oliver darcy is tracking it all. okay if you weren't watching all this yesterday, this is quite the scene in that courtroom. i mean, you were watching all of it. right well, you're you were watching it if you were watching and seeing, you know what was coming out of this what are the biggest takeaways? i think the big takeaway is how the judges reacting to some of the arguments being put forth by both parties in this case, because we knew the arguments that fo

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fox news ali. such a tough story. thank you for that update today. california first partner jennifers are well fed at school march is national nutrition month and the u. s. agriculture secretary tom vilsack will visit contra costa county. today he will be joinedr elected officials to egy for nutrition and health in the schools. the initiative aims to end hunger and reduce diet related disease by 2030. time is now 6 45, a well known steakhouse and walnut creek has been shut down by the county health department right now the rouz chris restaurant on olympic boulevard is closed sign outside the restaurant from the contra costa county environmental health division, says it was shut down because of quote inadequate hot and cold water temperatures. the sign doesn't say when the restaurant might reopen. we did try to contact the owner of the restaurant based in florida. so far, there's been no response. time now, 6 46 inflation is affecting just about everything and now people all over the country or dealing with an increase in the price of pet food. the federal reserve bank of minneapolis