lawrence jones is in the vicinity, you just got there moments ago, what are you seeing? >> lawrence: we are seeing as protesters bring out flags and everything, they are saying, end aid to israel. this is front entrance, university locked campus down from this aspect. no one that are private citizens should be getting in, just students. we want to talk to protesters. guy, we ask them the same thing, do you deny what happened on october 7? what does from the river to the sea mean? what about intifada? they said they negotiated with protesters and they will keep tents here for the moment and said cops are not allowed on campus. there is escalation of staff being trapped in the building. that is a crime, no matter how long it took place, they were barricaded in. should cops be invited on to campus now that a crime has been committed. >> steve: according to columbia spectator, police arrived 12:45 not far from where you are in unmarked cars. hard to tell which it is,there is a crown victoria there. we will if we hear somebody has gotten hurt. to the point about how some stude

let's bring in lawrence jones with us this morning, checking in with diners. one reason you are in michigan this morning is that it was just a couple days ago, april 9th, we saw this type of protest in michigan. it stood out, watch this. [chanting] >> will: she is references activism on climate change and college campuses, fine, young people are powerful. powerful toward what? what movement? powerful toward what change? what you saw in michigan, it is pretty frightening where the power is directed, death to america. lawrence will, you make such a good point when you talk about young people, this is my generation. i have debated them on ideology when it comes to climate, i don't wish to debate them with terrorism on the homeland. they were protesting where the towers were, where shut down and attacked by terrorists and now march like there is no sand here, no scorching temperature here. no reason to have it on here. they are talking about exterminating jews, it is anti-american. we can debate on the issues, i'm not willing to debate when they want to destroy us

stuart: lawrence jones you, sir, are on a roll. >> thank you, brother. it's so good to be back.been a little bit with. i only come because lauren invites me, okay? if. stuart: you're outta the or here. [laughter] >> thanks, brother. stuart: check futures, please. a softer reading on inflation, and the market is up just a little this morning. dow 50 points higher, nasdaq up 77. coming up, squad member rashida tlaib refused to condemn the death to america chants that took place in her district. roll tape. >> reporter: do you condemn chants of death to america? >> i don't talk to people who use racist tropes. >> reporter: why can't you just say whether or not you condemn -- >> she called the question racist. more on that, believe me. >>> florida estimates it'll cost the state a billion dollars to cover health care for migrants. how does this play out for other states? do they just keep on paying billions? if congressman mark green on that next. ♪ if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long lasting eylea h

and "fox & friends" carlo holse, lawrence jones. okay. first let's go live as we get more details because we've only known about this for about an hour. o.j. simpson is gone. >> he was many things, of football star and actor and also a killer despite the acquittal. in a few years later a conviction for kidnapping and robbery. a celebrity anywhere he went. a restaurant a golf course he drew a crowd. a born communicator for all his faults, he had christmas, he showed that almost up until the day he died. he posted occasionally on twitter where he had almost 900,000 followers and here is a post from exactly two months ago. on the eve of the super bowl sunday. >> i want to say thank you to all the people who reached out to me. my health is good, obviously i am dealing with some issues, but i think i am just about over it. and i am back on the golf course. hopefully in a couple of weeks. >> he grew up in a public housing project and became a star running back and went on to fame with the buffalo bills and the first and one of the few to rush f

makes it on the state's ballot. >> brian: that's where lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends tudor dixon. great podcast and great guy. lawrence, take it away. >> lawrence: thanks, brian, appreciate it. so we are on our first state of our three state tour of all the wing states. got tudor dixon here. when you look at the fox news polling. you have got donald trump at 42% here in michigan. joe biden at 40%. but, what about the senate? what about the house? do you see republicans being able to take back the state? >> i think that's going to be tough. we're going to have to work really hard. we have to get a strong ground game in place. trump is always different. when trump is on the ticket, he lifters up the ticket. so there is a really good chance that trump winning the state of michigan will be the answer for the down ticket races. now, i was talking to you about chris christie saying there is not a trump voter. there is a trump voter. the trump voters didn't come out for me in '22. he wasn't on the ballot. that means this time the candidates have a huge advantage. they are go

let's bring in lawrence jones michigan at the nest egg diner this morning. know, i will put this to you, lawrence. this is a conversation you and i had a little bit earlier about distancing yourself from certain elements of these protests. i want to read you a tweet from congresswoman cori bush. she said as a ferguson activist i know what it's like to have agitators infiltrate our movement. fuel dissension by public officials and law enforcement. we must reject these tactics to silence antiwar activists demanding divestment and genocide. the problem, lawrence, cori bush needs to understand is, as we have talked about it's inseparable. the quote unquote agitators are the protests. the coherent debate is not taking place. instead, it is a call for antifad da. >> the notion that this movement has been infiltrated with people so he pictures of the people trying to block incidents congratulation. that's where these people are going to be in the history books columbia professor key card deactivated because the university said they could not protect him. that's in a

first lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends in pennsylvania, hi, lawrence. >> lawrence: good have a big show on "fox and friends". the reason we are completing our swing state tour in pennsylvania, if you look at numbers now, there is dead heat between former president donald trump and president biden. what do voters say are top issues? plus, tracking three major cases today, supreme court will rule on trump's immunity, we'll follow that and former president back in court today in the new york state case with alvin bragg. breaking news with arizona, we'll have legal analysis for you, talk with people, that is coming up top of the hour. don't go anywhere. if anyone has told you that gaining weight, feeling tired, and struggling with nagging digestive and joint issues is just a part of getting older, they are wrong. my name is dr. steven gundry, and after years of struggling with these same issues, i found a new way to support my health — at home — by making one simple change to my diet. it's called bio complete 3. bio complete 3 works by restoring your gut health from the insi

lawrence jones is with us with a small business owner in that area. >> lawrence: bring in shawna graye owns a vegan restaurant in town. you know the people here. 53% of americans feel like trump would do better for the economy here. what are you hearing on the ground? do you feel like joe biden would be best or trump would be best for the economy here? >> good question, i'm not 100%. right now things aren't working with the current administration. not sure who is best candidate to do that, we are looking at how things are now and not going in the right direction. >> lawrence: when you say things are not working, what are you seeing? >> on my end personally, i'm a business owner and seeing effects of pricing with my cost of goods going up by 30% to operate my business have went up, i am on limited working capital like literally putting revenue right back into business. i have no support of capital. i can't push any of that to my customers because they feel the effects, as well. grocery food is at an all-time high. the gas prices are ridiculous. we have problems at our border and so muc

. >> carley: lawrence jones live having breakfast with friends in brookfield, wisconsin. runted up, you are going to have a good time. big show coming up, the georgia governor brian kemp will be joining us, he is taking on squatters. wisconsin is a swing state, how the economy is impacting americans, what are top issues? we've been telling you about cr craziness on campus, i talked to pro-palestinians, what they had to say and christopher wray talking about all the flashes lights in this country. we have a jam-packed show, don't miss a minute of it, see you top of the hour. a month, each lasting 4 ho urs or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing,

send it over to lawrence jones. >> lawrence: don't you love when guests give you three answers?riends." third party threat, trump and biden camps forced to address r.f.k. jr. independent run. trump 2024 national press secretary will join us top of the hour with their response. and a father who lost his son to fentanyl coming across the border, can't the candidate will joiner us with his son's story and his message to joe biden. migrants behind that stampede at the border, will be back on the street after el paso judge ordered their release. chad wolf will respond to that. this story, ufl kicker nailed this 64-yard field goal in his first attempt since high school. he's giving the glory to god and will tell us about that story. a busy monday morning coming up on "fox and friends," back in a couple. [ominous music] (♪) [ding] meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals are just for likes, try one you'll actually like. . hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore.

and lawrence jones will look at what is coming up, a lot of branding. >> lawrence: doj got ripped byisten being to congress, why the double standard? we'll kocover it on "fox and friends." get your glasses ready for today's solar eclipse experience. 31 million people are in the path of totality. and president biden will head to wisconsin to push another student loan bail out, could it face fierce legal challenges? talk with greg jarrett he will weigh in. he mocked america to half a million followers encouraging other migrants to squat u.s. home. that migrant influencer now says he is victim of persecution. six months since the israel-and hamas war buy gbegun. we will speak to the mother of one of the hostages. r riley gaines, sean hannity. busy monday morning. . >> todd: the clock is ticking for attorney general merrick garland to turn over materials related to joe biden's classified documents case. ands if he doesn't do it by noon eastern today, he could be held in contempt. florida congressman michael waltz joins me now. congressman, great to see you here. do you think garland will

. >> todd: lawrence jones will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: good morninging in the world today, there is a lot, we have you covered this morning in this jam-packed monday edition. courtroom drama, jury selection begins for trump's hush money trial. we will react to mounting concern over finding a fair jury. and biden will meet with prime minister of iraq with middle east on edge after iran's attack on israel, trey goyingst is liv from israel. and showcasing biden foreign policy weakness and david perkins with what that means for nuclear ambition. and the latest on mayorkas impea impeachment, and jason chaffetz on the polls spelling trouble for the biden administration. this is coming up on a special edition of "fox and friends," don't go anywhere. a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than

. >> todd: that is all it is, joe concha on deck. 50 lawrence jones will look at what is coming up onawrence: he's a good actor, for sure. coming up on "fox and friends," all rise, opening arguments begin today in former president trump's hush money trial and what can we expect to see in the courtroom today? we have top legal analysis all morning long. anarchy on columbia university campus. they are pushing classes online. who students, one nearly burned when protesters lit the american flag, will join us live. heartbreak in chicago, a young officer shot and killed just days observe his 31st birthday. the growing impact leaving law enforcement officers just behind and turf turnover, new york high school soccer game cancelled after migrants refuse to leave the field. how america's youth is affected. we have a busy show this monday morning, see you at the top of the hour. i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. ♪ imagine a future where plastic is not wasted... but instead rem

. >> carley: first lawrence jones will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: iarley and then you said that and my spirit was lifted. >> carley: you're the best. >> lawrence: coming up this jam-packed wednesday morning, any time, any place, what former president donald trump says about a debate with president biden. new polls show trump leading in swing states. kellyanne conway reacting like to that. plus, rising tension overseas, taiwan detecting military planes around the island just hours after president biden had a conversation with president xi. former real housewives star says she wants a divorce from the big apple after years of surging crime and she will explain live and emmy winning actor john hamm, new texas-sized project you have to hear about and matt matt taibbi claims biden is bigger threat to democracy and pete and will go off the grid, that is coming up on this special edition of "fox and friends." you don't want to miss a minute of it. >> i don't think he is faster than me. train every day. okay. >> how many hours a day are you training. >> well,

. >> brian: lawrence jones. >> bill: good morning, everybody.rtroom there. sentencing is about to get underway that we've never seen before in america. about to get underway for the parents of the michigan

lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends in michigan with a look at what is coming up on "fox lawrence: good morning, my friend. big day in michigan, a lot going on, protest erupting for pro-palestine and pro-hamas, we'll talk about the campus cr craziness, we'll talk to folks here about what they think about this. donald trump under prosecution, what is going on as they continue to mount out a case against the former president. we have a big show coming up herert on "fox and friends," se you in a bit. that's great. i know, i've bee telling everyone. k baby: liberty. oh! baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ it's hard to explain what this feels like. ♪ moving piles of earth, just by moving a lever. ♪ towing up to 4,000 lbs with a machine that weighs less than half that. cutting grass, clearing the way, and perfecting every inch of your land. ♪ we could keep trying to put it into words. ♪ but nothing compares to experiencing it for yourself. ♪ you just have to get in the seat. learn mor

lawrence jones is standing by with an update on what he has now. lawrence? >> hey, good morning, bill and dana. we are just waiting on the university to make a decision if they are going to invite the police back onto the campus. as you guys no, they have made this negotiation with the protesters that the cops were not going to be invited back on. that is before they took over a building and barricaded themselves in and decided to create a hostage situation before three of the janitorial staff. so the question is, what is the next move from the school? as you guys may have seen earlier, i had opportunities, i went to the protesters and asked them what they think about october 7th, what's happening with the jewish students who have been afraid to be on campus. and as they continue to say, it is disinformation, guys. >> bill: lawrence, thank you. keep an eye on it, okay? we want to bring to our viewers, check this out in "the wall street journal." jerry baker penned something that i think deserves a lot of attention. hope for new york, here's one line. "beneat

the woman, mikael montgomery, here's what she told lawrence jones. >> i think, this is a sentiment i from the young people themselves, is that they feel like he is honest. they feel like this is somebody who while we may not agree with how he says things, how he goes about things, at least he is telling us what it is. we don't feel like this is a snake in the grass waiting for his chance to bite us. this is somebody telling us this is what my plan is. >> john: democratic leading blatz are shocked and who quoted flamm munro who said "very fake, looks staged, they paid this woman pay attention please why was this not at a school or library? i'm not buying it at all." the term campaign did tell me this woman is a conservative, she is a grassroots activist. she heard through the grapevine trump was going to go to the strictly and brought a bunch of students with her in hopes of eight meeting him, but does not sound like it was staged. >> no and she sounds like she brought up this point and she says a lot of the media that was there and that has been covering him and covering us was urban

lawrence jones two hours ago with columbia university students. >> you see the raw emotion on your face. you are clearly disgusted. do you fear for your safety on the campus? >> yes. i do. i have had my friends attacked for showing their judaism and showing their dog tags and wearing stars of david. >> lawrence: what happens on campus when that happens? >> public safety gets called or gets reported but what happens when it gets reported? are there steps taken to prevent it in the future? so far no. >> dana: brave students going out. they can come here and happy to have them. the "new york post" has this cover, see no evil and the question put to the university president yesterday is from the river to the sea, anti-semitic. she wouldn't answer that. campus anti-semitism is not the only anti-semitism we're seeing in america and excited to have someone coming up later this hour, speaking at a genocide conference about the uighurs but he is here to talk to us about anti-semitism as well. >> bill: one thing that has become issue, this is the issue for the far left. president trump will be ba

. >> brian: lawrence jones. >> bill: good morning, everybody. want to take a live look now pontiac, michigan. a courtroom there. sentencing is about to get underway that we've never seen before in america. about to get underway for the parents of the michigan school shooter ethan crumbley. they'll become the first parents held criminally responsible for their child's actions. this is the sentencing phase. good morning on tuesday morning. bill hemmer live in new york city. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." that shooting took place november 30th, 2021. james and jennifer crumbley were tried separately. they gave their son access to a gun. they were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. >> ethan crumbley has pled guilty to the school shooting. he killed four classmates and injured seven others inside the school and now serving life without parole. >> dana: we have analysis from paul mauro and jonna spilbor. garrett tenney can set the ground in chicago. >> we're expecting to hear from some of the parents and family members

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here is what she told our lawrence jones on "fox & friends" this morning, listen here. >> to think these these illustrious ill institutions are smart enough to make their own decision so much so they would only show support for trump because he bought chicken savages and milk shakes. that in itself is the most disturbing part of it all especially when you think about the fact it was mainly an urban media outlets doing everything in their power to try to turn other black people against these young black kids who simply were not shy to explore other opt options. >> john: some other liberal groups picked up the torch, they are suggesting she is a plant, she is a conservative, she runs an organization called "conserve the culture" that she was a republican intern as well and clearly the campaign planted her and the other kids they are. the campaign tells me she is a grassroots organizer who heard through the grapevine trump was going to be there and said let me show up and see if he does along with these students. again it's this idea that if you deviate from the chosen path or the expected

. >> brian: lawrence jones, you are in one one of those battleground states where the president has onepoint need. it's going to be a slug fest the rest of the way regardless. and the key is going to be what the president can take out of pennsylvania. excuse me, what he is going to take out of philadelphia, in particular. >> lawrence: yeah, brian, i was listening to the president's comments. we got remember he is on his way to court and stops there to talk with these construction workers. this doesn't sound like a guy that feels like he will be thrown in jail. i mean, that is what's on the table right now. the judge can decide that. one of the things that he brought up as he is talking with these construction workers that he feels like it's election interference, that he is not able to campaign. let's talk with the people about that. ma'am, how are you doing today? what's your name? >> my name is allison. >> lawrence: the former president said listen, with all the stuff happening with the court system, he feels like it's election interference. is he not able to go out there and be with

. >> lawrence jones is live from penn that say 40% on the sleep number limited edition, smart bed or% interest for 36 months shop now 1933esse: mber ncaa.com king kong came out and shook19 the country. >> it was a story of a dangerous beast ripped from an uncharted island to th e hearte peop of manhattan. the people feared kong, but they were alsolered hi by hm they chained them up, put them t on stage and sold tickets t to the spectacle. this week we're seeingo com king kong come to life. democrats took the monster they fear most. s tooktrump, and locked him up . new york court. to them, he's a caged animal . >> eventually, he's like a caged animal. and that's a dangerous situation, is feeling very threatened. he's out of control. m to >> and so we do expect him to lash out. tickets are going fast. anl of the century and tv anchors get first dibs. >> thanks to everybody at nbc who made it possible for me to get in thnece courtroom toda. i realize this is a hot ticket. i would say seeing him go upi wa and down the aisle, i was sitting on the aisle seeing him walkg one right past him

. >> lawrence: madeleine rivera joins us with the details. >> lyndhy jones is facing weapons charges.olice say he was in the driver's seat when his passenger guy rivera shot nypd officer jonathan diller. both have lengthy wrap sheets. the "new york post" reports jones has been arrested 1 times. charged with having a loaded firearm in april of 2023 out on $75,000 bail. he had served 10 years in prison for attempted murder and robbery charges. he was released november 2013. rivera is facing several charges, too. including first degree murder. he shot diller in the torso after he walked up to the suspect's car and he later died in the hospital. rivera has been arrested at least 21 times, nine of them for felonies. over the weekend, tens of thousands gathered for diller's funeral on long island. his widow is making this desperate plea nor change. >> it's been two years and two months since detective rivera and detective mora made the ultimate sacrifice like my husband jonathan diller. stand up in front of the elected officials today pleading tore change that change never came. now my son

policies and prominent democrats like david axelrod and james carbo and van jones and marine down and donna brazil and lawrence summers and others are saying stop but he continues to push the lie will it resonate? >> no, it won't work if you look at everybody including the mainstream media some of whom still do his bidding all of the polls say the same thing joe biden mishandling the economy they blame him for the poor economy they don't think bidenomics has helped them personally and i think the growing trend of particularly hispanic americans and african-americans trending away from joe biden and bidenomics and toward donald trump and the america first economics really tells the tale look at the data among young people in particular young people are not going away from biden because he's 81 years old because they're worried they will be 81 years old before they can get out of credit card debt and afford their first home and now you see these articles insurance utilities repairs maintenance even if you're fortunate enough to go ahead and own your own home there all these hidden costs if you are a young single

jones' ceo. looking forward to that. first to edward lawrenceite house on how they are ea acting to all of this -- reacting to all of this right now that is a not going according to what they'd like to see, i'd imagine. what do you think, buddy? >> reporter: exactly, neil. and the president released a a statement today basically saying well, yeah, inflation is high, but it's down from where it was at its peak of 9.1%. he adds the crisis -- prices are too the high for housing and grocery even as a key household items like milk and eggs are lower than a year ago a, i have a plan if to lower costs for housing by building and renovating more than 2 million homes, and i'm calling on corporations including grocery store retailers to use record profits to educe prices, trying -- reduce prices, trying to blame companies for inflation as government spending increases in this year. month over month we're seeing a trend of inflation increasing starting back in october up .1% and continuing in march with an increase of .4%. now, you look at where the core i

three graves from actor tomili jones and even managed to make his own movie, the melodrama the burning plain, starring charlie steron, kim basinger and jennifer lawrencen are taking the baton of the cinematic baton; mariana and santiago ariaga are making their directorial debut in the action-packed road movie open skies, which is scripted by. written by guillermo himself. two brothers left without a father after a terrible car accident, they decide to steal their stepfather's jeep in order to go to the american border to find the person responsible for the tragedy that ruined their lives. traveling with them is their newly acquired stepsister and her stupid boyfriend. young guys have a long way to go to finally learn to forgive and find a true devoted family. despite the fact that the main characters. the film is made up of teenagers, a story about a romantic journey and carefree youth should not be expected, the directors make relying on deep emotional experiences, placing a heavy burden on children’s still fragile shoulders. a fun trip turns into an intense criminal event where the future, life, and freedom are at stake. open sky is an example of a

edward lawrence ktvu, fox two news markets are digesting the news. >> we see the dow jones has found itself back above where it started, gaining just about one fifth of 1. s&p doing better gaining not quite one full percentage point. but nasdaq is the shining star. with all those tech stocks taking off, nasdaq is up almost 1 in 3 quarters of a percent. >> the headaches continue for high school students looking to fund their college careers. only 27% have completed their fafsa forms, so far. for federal student aid officials at cal state east bay told the bay area news group. they have not seen numbers this low in years. as we've reported, the rollout of the new form was delayed. since then, it's been plagued with errors and glitches. well, now lawmakers are demanding answers. senate democrats have sent a letter to general dynamics, the federal contractor behind the application. general dynamics has until april 23rd to answer, calling state workers back to the office. >> the memo sent to state agencies by the governor's office, and what it means for thousands of workers who've been at

o thi and prominent democrats like david axelrod and james and van jones and maureen dowd and donna brazild vae, you know, and lawrence summers and others, they're saying stop . >> but he continues to pushe the lie. >> will it resonate? >> no, it won't work, because if you look at everybody's polling, includingo, it wo mainm media, some of whom still do, is vetting, sean, all the polls say the same thing, that joe biden is mishandling the economy. they actuall of thy blame him fr a poor economy. they don't think that biden th fd them helpe personally. and i think the growing trend of particularly hispanic americans and african-americans trending away from joe biden and by the nomiccan-amer joe bid donald trump in america. first, economics really tells the talep d theconomic. >> look at the data among youngt people, particularly younghe people aren't going away from biden because he's 81 years old is because they're worried n awl they'll be 81 years old before they can get out of credit cardi debt and afford their first home. and now you see these articles, insuranc and e, utilities, repairs, maintenance, even if you'r

. >> lawrence: love that he plays the mental games with his opponent. and "fox & friends first" had roy jonesrlier in the program. and the last fight that mike tyson had was against roy jones and he destroyed him. roy jones just continued to wrap him up. now, of course, there is a big age difference, but he hits hard. and i think that's the part that jake hasn't experienced yet. someone that swings like mike tyson with power. >> ainsley: is tyson the best boxer of all times, brian? >> brian: no. >> ainsley: who do you think was. >> brian: muhammed ali. tyson in his prime and i remember at the super bowl, alli was there watching a tyson fight. and tyson struggled, i think, against a fighter he went the distance and he got up and said now will people will stop saying this kid is as good as me. tyson ended up having great career. he burnt out because of what he was doing outside the ring the way he was spending money, the craziness. >> lawrence: he bit evander holyfield. >> on april fools day they said the fight was canceled the other guy that he was canceling it. and then it turned out it was a

edward lawrence ktvu, fox two news oil markets dropped like a rock at the start of the session on that inflation. >> news investors looking for some time to digest while doing a bit of selling dow jones is down by one and almost one half percent. not quite there. s&p is down by just more than 1. nasdaq is down again, just more than 1. >> a gray whale becoming entangled in fishing gear for weeks off the coast of daly city. coming up, a report on the whales surprising journey as wildlife officials work to track it down. plus crews taking new steps to get its robo taxis back on city streets. the testing now derway in ri ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ kelly saberi reports. the faa is now investigating whistleblower complaints about boeing's 787 dreamliner jets. >> boeing once again facing an investigation by the federal aviation administration after a whistleblower reportedly claimed the company took shortcuts when assembling its 777 and 787 dreamliner jets. the boeing engineer alleges crews did not properly faste