when rural kansas is strong, kansas is strong. [applause] now maybe that's something folks aren't use today hearing from the a democrat, but i didn't get here yesterday. i know from years and years of traveling this the great state from the one small town to another that rural kansas is not only the economic engine of our state, it's our heart, it's our core, it's who we are and it's why we love being kansans. [applause] right now we are in a position of strength. we are debating how to responsibly spend the surplus that we have, not how to fill in the gaps. think of how far we have come in the last five years and we've got here by working together and we will only succeed in building a brighter future not just for rural kansas but for every corner of our state by continuing to work together. now, many of you have been fighting this fight for years and you've got the battle scars to show for it. i encourage you to remember the words that great kansan had who said you know what the happiest animal on earth is, it's a goldfish. you

so, why kansas? talk to us a little bit about the excitement around the area, the space, and what strong so many people to the stadium. part of the back story about how you got jp morgan involved. >> kansas city is the greatest sports town in this country. a lot of people know that. obviously brittany and now patrick are investors along with us. this city has always been a great sports town and soccer town. when we had the opportunity to bring a women's professional team back to kansas city, we knew it would do really well here. sonali: talk about the markets here. we are talking about investors an alternative assets, but i'm curious, longtime credit expertise here we are bringing to the table with the fed decision this week expected, should interest rates remain higher for longer, should we see some change in the dot plot, how does that change putting new money to work? >> it's been our view for a while that we would probably be in the situation for longer and i think the markets have obviously reve

this was johnson county, kansas friday night at a fundraiser for the kansas republican party. what you see here is an effigy of president biden and attendees at the kansas republican party fundraiser are kicking the effigy of president biden, or trying to kick it without falling down. and then finally you see this woman beating it on the head and the face with a styrofoam club. which is where the video ends. again, this is kansas state republican party fundraiser. the reaction in kansas to whatever that was at the republican party fundraiser has been interesting, has been sort of revealing about republican politics and kansas republican politics in particular. one kansas republican, a former state lawmaker saying, quote, i would say we're better than that, but it doesn't appear we're better than that. one past chair of the kansas young republicans calling the incident, quote, the logical extension of a cult-like mentality. here's a republican who is trying to win back a local congressional seat saying, quote, ridiculous, thoughtless actions like this one distract from those tr

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kansas to figure out. well some people would say maybe he's almost hiding behind the constitution as opposed to being the leader that the country was looking for. others would say this was oath. he took limited role. the federal government and these are the results that we. well what do we get from that from this we get violence. we get what's called bleeding eventually comes into play because free staters actually set up their own government in this town of topeka you've got in in lawrence, kansas. you've got the official government the pro-slavery folks, and they're not getting along very well. you pretty much violence on the plains of nebraska kansas erupting in front of them and it pretty bloody you've got killings on both sides a lot of property is a scary place to and once again the question is what's the president of the united states going to do? is he going to do anything? and once again, franklin pierce says, not my job. according pierce, the laws must be executed, but military force should not b

we'll revisit after every three years. >> i know kansas is tornado alley.'ve been a burst of fresh air and the leadership you have provided, understand the competitive industry and new entrants and fiber. just the challenges they historically have faced. but also all network companies are deploying networks right now. and we are not stopping there. of course, to fiberoptics whether on the ground or on poles requires permits, locates a lot of you need that cities have. we very much from the broadband ready checklist, we are taking the incent opposed to a punishment approach. the carrot, not the stick. and the idea there is our cities are who weartnering with. when we are deploying assets on the ground or on poles these are long-term commitments and we are not here for a few years. so we want to make sure that we are having healthy long-term relationships with communities so we are there, we show up and weishings that we are struggling with the cities, what can we be doing to help partner. we are not perfect on the private side as well so we want to make sure

so that's a suburb of kansas city. so, you know, kansas city goes missouri and kansas. so that's on the kansas side. that's the that's the neighborhood we moved from up to new york. so we downgraded, i guess florida and new jersey. >> not on the list? no cities. so weird. >> maybe that new billionaire can help new jersey out. >> see what i can do next. >> just for haunted mansion fans, that's my favorite ride at disney, by the way. a real estate listing just for you. >> so maybe this is for you, rhiannon. if you're in the market, are a parent company. obviously disneyland attraction here, but we're talking about this greek revival mansion in georgia, which just hit the market, boasting an expansive private roof deck with sitting area, dining space, hot tub. it's got it all. >> it's got soaring ceilings, upper and lower galleries featuring cast iron forged in a foundry specifically for disney. >> is it haunted, though? this is the real questions. yeah, six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, 9500ft■. and get this 2.2 million. >> wow. but when you walk in, do the walls come up? >> th

this is from my sheriffs' officers, the local kansas bureau investigation.. >> our homeland security committee, not so much. maria: senator, real quick on the other issues that will likely be part of the state of the union from pride if opinion this week, i -- president biden this week, i assume he's not going to mention how the ccp is undermining america at a every turn including these massage parlors, but what about the economic part of this in terms of inflation? what do you expect the to address in the state of the union? >> well, i think this'll be the president's blame game. he's going to blame republicans for everything. he's going to blame republicans for the stale economy, for inflation. he's going to blame the border crisis. so this'll be the blame game, joe biden not willing to be accountable for any of his policies. i expect it to be a big nothing burger. i just expect him to sit there and blame republicans. if only we would give him more money, if only we would change policy. but americans are smarter than in this. they know that come november i

it _ kansas city chiefs. huge fans around the world now. it is _ kansas city chiefs.ant to talk about and attica, let's start with you. we lostjoe lieberman who was retired from the senate and retired on wednesday from complications from a fall and it was really unexpected. his most recent accomplishment was a group called no labels and over the course of his careers, he was a lion in the senate and known as a lovely gentleman and when he was there, he was such a wonderful man and for the course of his career, your primary challenge in the state of connecticut and turned independent it was reelected initially treasury kind of person he is that he can win without being shackled to what is in the united states kind of a binary political system in one of the things that he is most famous for was al gore's running mate in the historic 2000 election which was settled by the supreme court and they counting ballots with george bush and the lead for all the ballots and then george bush became president and they were for him in the white house. ~ ., , , house. while the lovely

as part of the animal health kor do kansas has thencentration of kansas health interest in the world. last year manhattan kansas welcomed the the state-of-the-art facility that will protect our nation's farmers severe zoonotic diseases. kansas continues to experience weather challenges. in kansas there is a wide array of those challenges but most oppressing is the drought. we need to address drought through mitigation resiliency. on monday of this week yesterday, i was in liberal kansas for the 2024 ogallala summit about the western third, western fourth of our state along with five other states six other states is a huge component of the agriculture economy. this event, this conference i attended in kansas broht stakeholder from across the high plains the region and beyond to discuss water management practices. how do we do better in preserving our assets and how do we conserve and utilize more efficiently that great asechlt key conservation research and education programs are included in the farm bill services which provide technical assistance and conservation programs like the con

joey: an end to handouts and legal action of kansas that could stop the biden administration latest round of student loan for giveness. pete: weave got usfl preview of "fox & friends" weekend starting right now. ♪ rachel: good morning, everybody. 8:0 in 8:00 in new york city. that song is bringing me back, breakfast at tiffanies. i don't know where notre dame is. joey: who's famous for putting that town on the map is mayor pete, pete buttigieg. rachel: that's not the best thing that's come out of there. pete: there's better things, that's fair to say. glad you're with us and at halfway park of "fox & friends" weekend on this saturday, on easter weekend, there's a huge show for you tomorrow because he is risen tomorrow. but today we just are glad you're here. rachel: we are glad you're here and celebrating easter tomorrow. pete: glad to see you, joey. joey: yeah, thanks for having me. rachel: in a few hours, sea of blue issuing late absolute to fallen officer jonathan dillen. a final mass at 10:00 a.m. before he was laid to rest. diller was shot while conducting a traffic stop on monday an

roles as strikes on guys. continued 17 people have been killed them to assure you i a neighborhood of kansas city more loss. thomas in southern africa as recruit, breaking dry spells killed trumps, and put food supplies and danger. more than 150 school children kidnapped in nigeria were united with their families. the israel says it's killed us. india has black amanda, and across the board a strong can live and on that attack, came shortly after an earlier ride and syria killed thousands of people. a 6 of those victims were also his beloved sizes. so in a hold of his move from virus, of the they're becoming more frequent, apparent is really strikes on iranian, and iranian link targets in syria. the, the latest what are believed to be weapons deposed. and the northern province of a level, a few dozen people were killed among them, syrian military personnel and members of the liberties arms group has beloved. israel is basically trying to establish itself as the body that has the upper hand in this conflict. and i don't think it's very the politicians to understand that you're wrong. here's th

kansas senator roger marshall calling for action against washington out of control spending announcingllars of new higher taxes, in president biden's massive 7.3 trillion-dollar, 2025 budget issue marshall sending letter to the chairman of the senate republican conference requesting a meeting on reforming have budget process overnight congress released texts of 1.2 trillion-dollar "minibus" spending bill to fund six government agencies over 1 thousand pages long speaker mike johnson backs the bill saying it includes significant conservative policy rescinding 20 billion dollars from biden's irs expansion taking back six billion unused covid funds joining me kansas senator roger marshall member of senate budget homeland security committee good to see you does mike johnson have it right tell us about this mini, why continuing nancy pelosi spending again. >> dÉjÀ vu all over again, i think this is the sventh time we've had this overnight legislation we're supposed to look at it vote on it speaker johnson is between rock and hardplace american people gave us most liberal president in americ

well, he opened the first art gallery in kansas city. and what happened was nelson went on a trip to the to europe do one of these grand tours in the 1890s and he bought lot of reproductions of works of the old masters to bring back to kansas city and open a gallery. well, harry truman, you know, when he was growing in kansas city, there really was no art gallery here to speak of. and so this was nelson's attempt to to bring some kind of art museum to kansas city. well, here, i'll show you these the kinds of pictures that that he brought back. now, this is a reproduction of don't me say his name, bartholomaeus van der hulst. but these are the of ctures that william rock bill nelson brought back for the nelson gallery, which was a two rooms on the second floor of the public library. and this, i believe, was harry first exposure to art was pictures like this. they're very realistic, right? i mean, you can really i mean, you can almost feel the breath when you're up close to them. and this is ginormous. it's like 12 feet across. so the nels

in kansas, andcandidate.n illinois, where chicago has one of the highest, largest population of palestinian americans, they urging people to write in gaza on the ballot. the secretary of state says those will not be counted. we are keeping an eye on how that will play out but it is not clear that it will be a big enough noticeable trend at the contests this week. host: arizona, illinois, ohio, kansas having primaries this week. in florida, just the republican side or both sides? guest: just the republicans.demo cancel their primary and decided to give their delegates to joe candidate is in the white house. host: where when the candidates be this week, where are they focusing their efforts? guest: we don't know where donald trump will be this week. he doesn't always broadcast his campaign schedule until a couple of days out. biden has travel plans this weekend nevada, arizona. nevada doesn't have a primary there. it is an important state in november, if anyone can remember, one of those states that took a long

again, we've got kansas, california and nebraska. there's more informational things, debates in congress. but there's also now some international press coverage, particularly preprint reprints of articles from ireland and new zealand where they were and where in new zealand they were in talks to figure out how they could do their own land giveaway. and in ireland it was from a labor perspective, how this this equity, the sharing of was maybe a first step for the working man towards some sort of upward mobility, but only the first step. there was more that needed to be done. oh, the boosterism here centered a great deal on the international labor press coverage, which was positive on land ownership. and i thought it was interesting. and it was it's something i'd like to tease out a little bit more how often these articles equated land ownership with wealth and upward mobility. i'm wondering if that's one of those things that is sort of an american take it for granted hegemonic thing, but it's sort of just underscore as all of this, th

so kansas after wyoming, another battle ground evolved. and that was in the colorado territory, the colorado territory is very rich in fossils and in the region, just south of denver, people started finding fossil bones of enormous size from rocks that were dated. the dressing and this where marsh first got in because some of the collectors immediately contacted him because they had heard that he paid very handsomely and wanted get in touch with them. the first one was an english expatriate, o.w. marcus, who actually left us this nice watercolor of one of the dinosaur court quarries that he worked on with another volunteer. these gentlemen worked the year even on the house with conditions to excavate these enormous phones, which was really difficult in a time we had no jackhammers and things like that everything had to be chiseled out of. the very hard sandstone. and this was the area we found the great jurassic dinosaur graveyards, which are still one of the great natural history attractions of the american west on the right and show you

but it doesn't matter because kansas went on to win 93 to 89 and they face gonzaga tomorrow. so with all that let's get you caught up on what really matters how we are doing. because this is all about us. >> all right. we have a bracket news how our brackets are doing bracket news now pool. the only person who didn't make a bracket on our show is derek. >> derek happened. what happened? derek here we go. our cat pepper. >> top of the leaderboard. look at that. >> would you look at that, lionel. the surprise. >> but lionel had a friend fill his out, so that's fine i approve. >> yeah. >> didn't he say beyonce by the way don't sleep on andrea fujii because she's got the it's all about unique picks oregon wins. >> she'll win this oregon looks great yesterday. great pepper. >> she's down there. that's right. >> she's still my girl. >> we got to beat the cat. got a chance okay. >> now it's time to reveal our picks for the women's tournament. let's take a look and show you who we have going all the way. oh, danny. iowa. copy. cat yep. these two. south carolina, that's right. >> yeah

fok weather alert, especially in kansas, which was pummelleds by a massive tornado and softball size hail. we're tracking it with janice dean income. >> todd: basketball hall of famer john stockton suing the state of washington for violating free speech rights of doctors during the pandemic. he is here live to tell us about his case. (vo) if you have graves' disease... ...and itchy eyes, the truth may be even more uncomfortable. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. >> carley: a fox weather alert, damaging thunderstorms moving through the midwest suffer several tornados reported in kansas and missouri overnight. fox weather storm tracker capturing this super cell with a large twister in northeast kansas, which knocked out power for hundreds of homes employees >> todd: massive hail and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. take a look at this, that is called gorilla hail, looks the size of softball, it is big. senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> carley

kansas city chiefs is really kind of the ideal team for him to bejoining.d actually play in games during the regular season as well. commentator: louis rees—zammit for the try. not so long ago, rees—zammit was one of rugby union's brightest stars. young, quick and crucially unpredictable. all the skills that brought the welsh superstar to the attention of american football. he's impressed sufficiently at recent trials to now earn his place in the chiefs' training camp. there is, though, a distance still to run. so, a 90—man squad and then he'll go obviously to our otas, which are kind of like your educational piece and you get to meet everybody in the team and it's like classroom all the time. this is an opportunity for him to learn. and then you go away, you come back in training camp in latejuly, that is going to be the hardest thing that he's going to have to go through, because the hours, the time, the...the stress on your body, there is a lot that's coming for this young man. but if he has the mindset that it sounds like he does have, and that will to

um it's, it's ongoing efforts to create a state of kansas in the another at pots of kansas specifically with it's ongoing restrictions on a deliveries to the, to that very disparate parts of it. to our chief point. yes, we can see more specific ation not only in a she's a neighborhood of s strikes, but also on the vicinity of a she felt hospice and one of the latest had killed to palestinians from the same family in the street. this family has been trapped for days and they did not manage to get a safe access to the south. they have been targeted as they were inside their residential house. and that's absolutely a part of the reality of what, what's going on and definitive as she felt hospital this hospital, that type tend to be a military base box and it says the on the ground type tom has been describing, have been describing the situation to be the most catastrophe of us since the beginning of the conflict. ok, thanks so much for that territory. erica bozer. and for us, the with alexis from bravo in the united states has reportedly approved and you um, package for as well. that inclu

to be more thrilled the introducing our next speaker, fcc commissioner geoffrey he is the biggest kansas city chiefs fan in the room. wait, wait, wait wait. i got that wrong. i think maybe we should have little showdown between chris shipley and the commissioner. the commissioner. what do you think? [laughing] we have a couple of men in the audience that are just as proud as the commission about the kansas city chiefs win in the super bowl. i know when you have three wins in such a short timeframe, the haters are going to hate. [laughing] but but i am not one of them,? are all right, no. in all seriousness we are just so happy to have the commissioner back with us. many of you know that he has been committed to bringing affordable, competitive broadband service to every american. at our policy summit last year, he was the very first fcc commissioner to call for congress to extend affordable connectivity for ram funding, which is absolutely critical to ensure this program that 23 million low income households to stay connected to broadband. it's scheduled to be out the fundin a timeframe.

walks, kansas city missouri, july 1980, 114 were killed when the walkways on the second and fourth floor of the hyatt regency hotel collapse due to a design flaw. it was known as one of the most devastating structural failures in us history. so much tragedy there experts tell us when things like this happen. it's an opportunity to once again take a hard look at the country's infrastructure. if you think about this in these terms across the country, there are more than 617,000 bridges in the country. 42% of all bridges are at least 50 years old. and so experts say once again, this is an opportunity not only to take a look at protection for bridges, whether it be in the water, but also maybe that means updating them as well in terms of their infrastructure. jason, thank you. >> thanks for joining us. the situation room starts now happening. >> now, breaking news the

al of this to get to their promised land, kansas.spark a couple questions for your family. why? why are these 300 folks going to kansas? well, there are push and pull factors going on here. right. these folks these folks experienced what john was talking about they experienced the hard work of emancipation the excitement of the jubilee ?h after emancipation, promise of reconstruction by 1877. a lot of that had turned to ashen and. the biggest frustration or one of the largest frustrations was the failure of land reform that the million acres that had been confiscated from, confederate traitors, had been given back to them by lincoln's worst decision. andrew johnson. and so land reform failed in the south. and that's a part of the push factor and the pl factor is the homestead act, which lincoln signed 1862, which offered americans and, immigrants who maintain that they would become citizens of 160 acres of land if stayed on s or ahead of a household and made improvements on the land and for those that don't think in acres, that's lan

this footage from kansas city on friday. when schools of palestinians were killed, as they surrounded an 8 convoy the mass run, health ministry, and survivors accused these really army of opening fire on the crowd. israel said limited shots was by near the convoy, but insisted that most of the dead were trampled or run over by the a trucks. a u. n. team visited el cheapo hospital on friday. it reported having seen a large number of gun shop victims the instant has amplified the demo on for more a to be delivered without delay, neighboring egypt and jordan recently add dropped, essential items into the cause a strip. now the us as followed suit. well, preston joe biden pushes israel to improve other groups. we're going to, it consisted israel facilitate more trucks and more help routes to get more and more people in the help. i need no excuses because the truth is a flooring. augusta is nowhere nearly enough now. snow was nearly enough and it's a large on the line. it shows lives are on the line and we won't stand by unless w

ones is wales prime minister benjamin netanyahu against expanding his full smile palms, parts of kansas city bite. and it tells netanyahu and a phone call to the deeply concerned about explaining plans for the sofa. rafa one and a half 1000000 people a shelf right. victoria. a slight improvement appears in moscow as well as the latest condemn his re election, greets crowds in red square a day of his victory and elections, where he faced no meaningful challenges he uses. the result was based on repression as an exhibit ation at home comments, legislature, response debates on a national security though that would eliminate many of the territories remaining freedoms. previous attempts, posit we've met with mass products, the i've been visible and welcome you as president joe biden has repeated his deep concerns of it as well as plans for ground, defensive and profit. he made the comments on the phone to as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the 1st such cole in a month. it's around one of the half 1000000 people at sheltering in rafa. it's the main entry point for aid that yahoo in

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we have more massage parlors than starbucks in kansas. i think that can be said in most every state. the chinese triad is very sophisticated, harvard trained lawyers, harvard trained accountants that mastered the money laundering part of this so you're going to see massage parlors pr spring up and next to them might be a restaurant, hair salon, nail salon, those types of things. maria: this is incredible, liz peek. he said there are more massage parlors in kansas than starbucks and these are fronts for human trafficking and china is in charge of this. >> yeah. the death toll and misery toll from joe biden's open border continues to grow, maria and it is astonishing to me all this information about how neither joe biden nor kamala harris ever talked to the head of the border patrol. why aren't they doing their job? i don't know any american, left, right or sensor the, w -- cente, who thinks our country is safe when we have this open border. we have terrorists coming through. we have criminals coming through and, yes, tens of thousands of m

por primera vez se encuentra gripe aviar en el ganado de kansas.nado de kansas, el propietario de la granja racing plains ha estado muy preocupado. menciona que tan pronto como escuché que la influenza aviar estaba presente, las vacas lecheras fue decepcionante porque esa es mi industria y sé que probablemente habrá consecuencias de eso. el granjero dice que como productor lechero, cría a su ganado desde el nacimiento. su preocupación inicial era si necesitara sacar el ganado expuesto al virus con el fin de detener la propagación . según el departamento de agricultura de kansas, eso no es probable. just because it's the same virus that we're seeing indica que solo porque es el mismo virus que estamos viendo en nuestras aves de corral en nuestras poblaciones de aves, es una respuesta diferente. el comisionado de salud animal, justin smith, dice que no cree que la gripe aviar se propaga de vaca a vaca, por lo que exterminar el ganado no ayudaría a contener la enfermedad. explica que en este momento no habrá ningún llamado a ningún tipo de cuarentena

police officers come under attack in a suburb of kansas city. rising threats against law enforcement nationwide and the record danger officers are now facing due visits to the border. >> president biden and former president trump in texas addressing the migrant crisis. the solutions they're pitching and a closer look at crime committed by migrants in the wake of that college student allegedly killed by an undocumented man from venezuela, the jewish students speaking out, demanding an end to anti-semitism on college campuses. >> it's time to wake up america. this is the story of jews on upenn's campus, and students across the country. >> what they told congress about the harassment and intimidation they faced as war rages in the middle east. plus the latest on the stampede and shooting as aid was being distributed in gaza. consumer alert. >> a new warning about certain doorbell cameras and major privacy concerns. how walmart is responding. the police officer seen on video saving a baby's life is reunited with the very grateful family and no more

um it's, it's ongoing efforts to create a state of kansas in the another at part of kansas specifically with its ongoing restrictions on 8 deliveries to the, to that very disparate parts of the territory. part yes, we can see more in specific ation, not only in a she's a neighborhood of s strikes, but also on the vicinity of a she felt hospice and one of the latest had killed 10 palestinians from the same family in the street. this family has been trapped for days and they did not manage to get a safe access to the south. they have been targeted as they were inside their residential house. and that's absolutely a part of the reality of what, what's going on in the vicinity of a she felt hospital, there are intends is ready tanks in the vicinity of nothing medical complex and con units on friday, 22 people were killed when we sell to get a full story building, it was 2 to 5 families. rhetoric day can be as the details of the grieving relatives more on the death of a palestinian child was killed when and is ready. asked roy case an apartment block and the southern city of han, eunice, res

louis and one in central areas of kansas and may get another one over kansas city.se will be blossoming going all night long. as far as the risk area goes, kansas city to st. joseph in the enhanced risk and tomorrow we have a chance of severe storms from dallas to just south of chicago. so isolated tornadoes too. as far as the snow goes, we have 6 to 5 million people in this watches and warnings. hardest hit, denver into the foothills. someone will get three to four feet of heavy, wet snow and power outages for the denver area, at least a foot, with this big storm. >> thank you. >>> tonight the head of the ntsb says investigators are still missing critical information from boeing about that max 9 door plug that blew out over portland. tom costello covers aviation for us. tom, the ntsb chief is clearly frustrated. >> she is. jennifer homendy says boeing has still not provided important details that ntsb investigators need about why that door plug blew out and why four bolts were missing. she writes today, we still do not know who performed the work to reinstall and c