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parks mark meredith thank you. we all remain hopeful about evan's release. >> that we do. into his own hands take a look at this for an attempted carjacking they say in his own driveway. how he fought off a bunch of attackers, next. if i'm home security footage catch the moment a connecticut homeowner itself for would-be carjackers in his driveway broad daylight. police and try to identify the suspects. christina coleman is alive with the very latest on this bizarre story, christina. her tight arthel want to warn our viewers the video of this incident is graphic. the homeowner did not hold back. took on a group of guys to steal his car you can see the homeowner or race out into his driveway and yank one of the would-be thieves from his red infinity. and then to start fighting just throwing punches there. i was caught on surveillance camera at rocky hill, connecticut. that is about 10 miles south of hartford. worried neighbors. rex is pretty scary. it really is three houses down. you think you are in a safe neighborhood you find you really are not. it is terrifying. >> it's

. >> john: hang on a minute -- mark meredith is live on the north lawn here. i'm sorry, mark.what did she say? because i covered the last guy. >> john, i remember all those mornings and nights we were in that booth downstairs we basically were saying oh, my gosh, he keeps taking questions. good afternoon to you. the white house showing no signs of changing its strategy. it argues the press gets plenty of access to president biden, even though like you said today there were no public events on his schedule and as you mentioned, there was a lid at 9:00 a.m. this morning, meaning no chances to ask the president. you know, last night the president got back from his delaware beach home he chose not to take questions and on occasion if he chats on the south lawn it can be hard to hear. you have marine one nearby and hard to get substantive answers. the white house still also continuing to dodge questions about what the president will announce his campaign plans for 2024. the president has repeatedly said he does plan to announce soon. what does soon mean? that's anyone's guess. one

mark meredith live in d.c. thank you very much. billionaire elon musk is forming an artificial intelligence corps many. he is listed as the sole director. so far the company has authorized the sale of 100 million shares of stock. becoming the dominant name for this emerging technology. raising eyebrows this week when he said ai can be potentially very destructive to civilization nts urged a pause of six months minimum in ai training systems. tucker carlson sat down with him and he had much more to say. >> it is bad. >> to live. exactly right. and to withhold information. >> yes. but not to say what the data. >> how did it get this way? you funded it at the beginning. what happened? >> that will be ironic. the most ironic outcome. >> you can watch a full interview beginning tomorrow on tucker carlson tonight. you don't want to miss it. the house committee set to hold a field hearing on crime in new york city this week. dotting new numbers released on crime in the big apple. remaining wax on law enforcement. more on that after the br

first to mark meredith who lays it out from washington. hi, mark. >> good afternoon.da governor ron desantis says he's not ready to talk about any potential presidential campaigns. given the travel in the u.s. and abroad, all signs point to a campaign launching soon. he met with top israeli officials in jerusalem. this is being built as a global trade tour. he made stops in japan, south korea. it's the battle back in florida which is generating the headlines. on wednesday, disney sued desantis claiming he's using his political power to punish the company by revoking some of the authorities it has. now, this war of words dates back to over a year now after disney criticized desantis over an education policy which limits gender and sexual identity discussions in the classroom. today the governor brushed off the lawsuit. >> i don't think the suit has merit. it's political. they filed in tallahassee for a reason. they're trying to generate, you know, some district court decision. we're very confident on the law. >> it's unclear if the disney drama will impact primary vote

so likely to find a friendly crowd when he takes the stage an hour or so from now. >> gillian: mark meredith from fridley, minnesota. >> john: joe manchin has been a vocal critic of president biden's energy policies and sounds like he's keeping the door open on a 2024 run. he will not decide what's next for him until the end of the year. josh kraushaar, senior reporter at axios. listen to what he said yesterday. >> only in america do we start the next election the day after the last election. >> it's underway. >> i'm going to do my job. i've got a lot of work to do and every other senator and congress person does. >> john: it's not a no, but not a yes either. how would that complicate things for biden? >> what he decides to do for 2024 could dramatically reshape the political map. he could run for re-election in west virginia and that's one of the most important senate races on the political map if he does. he sounded like he might be thinking of running for president as an independent, perhaps, a lot of buzz in washington that the label looking to get on the ballot in some key states, indep

mark meredith has the fallout on this and what it might tell us. >> good morning.ick the issues that matter most. as we inch closer to 2024 a grow number of republican primary voters say they want to hear candidates plans to fight against wokeness. the journal poll asked 1700 likely primary voters what is more important, protecting medicare and social security or fighting woke ideology in schools and businesses. more voters wanted to hear about wokeness and how it can be stopped. this issue has come up in past elections including in last year's mid-terms. it appears this is something we'll only hear a lot more about going forward. listen to how much wokeness came up within the last three days. >> the woke represents a war on truth and because it is a war an truth, we must engage in a war on woke. >> make no mistake about it the battle against radical gender ideology is a battle for religious freedom and one we might night. >> we think being woke is when you can't sleep at night. in a serious vein, it is a challenge. >> republicans are ready to embrace the issue, de

first to mark meredith live at the white house. mark? >> trace, good afternoon to you. this report that you're talking about basically blames the trump administration for what happened in august of 2021 under president biden's command where the u.s. ended the longest war in afghanistan. it basically detail what's the u.s. government has learned since that date. repeatedly blaming the trump administration for the conditions on the ground during that time period. the report says president biden still believes that pulling out of afghanistan was the right thing to do and the president thought staying in afghanistan was not an option. the white house admits it was surprised that the afghan government fell as quickly as it did and evacuations should have happened sooner. the report puts much of the blame on the past administration including this section i want to read to you. it says president biden's choices on how to execute afghanistan were severely constrained by conditions created by his predecessor. the white house said they conducted this review voluntarily and applyi

mark meredith is live in washington with more on that for us. hese endorsements a warning sign for desantis and the other republicans in the field? >> former president trump's campaign continues to rack up endorsements, a member of the florida congressional delegation and trump won the support of two more senators. desantis visit may be an attempt to shore up support for a presidential campaign launched later this summer. >> today is just an opportunity to hear the great success story that governor desantis has had in florida and for my colleagues to get reacquainted with him today and looking forward to having that conversation. >> the governor has not launched a campaign yet, political action groups supporting him are at work. the group never back down launched this ad, airing nationally earlier this week, to raise his profile on the national stage and political experts argue the official launch will likely be well thought out. >> he's saving something for the formal announcement assuming it's coming. longer you can delay it, particularly prior

this mark meredith live on the north lawn. mark, thanks.lso breaking tonight, the israeli military is striking back at this hour after lebanese militants fired almost three dozen rockets at israel today. the attacks come ahead of significant observances for several major religions while converging in that region. live in jerusalem with the breaking news tonight. good evening, trey. >> bret, good evening, at this moment the israeli military is striking targets along the gaza strip. we are getting reports right now of sirens sounding in southern israel. factions inside gaza appear to be responding immediately. all of this after an attack earlier today from lebanon. [siren] rockets from lebanon are intercepted by israel's missile defense system. as civilians survey the damage of a destroyed building. >> we heard explosions. we heard sirens. >> the israeli military says 34 rockets were fired from lebanon into northern israel this afternoon by palestinian militant groups. one of the largest attacks from lebanon since the country's war with israe

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. >> bill: mark meredith on the president's growing list of challenges. karl rove with analysis. let's start with the news and more on this whistleblower with mike emanuel. >> good morning to you. this whistleblower wants to tell congress what he knows about the mishandling of the hunter biden probe. the attorney says he has information on prefer wrensal treatment in politics and sensitive investigation of a high profile subject. it is the hunter biden criminal probe according to a source. his client made legally protected disclosures internal le at the i.r.s. and they contradict sworn testimony to congress by a senior political appointee, a source familiar points to this testimony. >> he has been advised that he is not to be denied anything that he needs and if that were to happen, it should ascend to the department's ranks. i haven't heard anything from that office to suggest that they are not able to do everything the u.s. attorney wants to do. >> the house oversight chairman says it appears the biden administration may have been working overtime to prevent the biden family fr

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mark meredith following that. so good what he does.n, real good at what he does, "realclearpolitics" correspondent. phil, impression i get last few days that governor desantis is finding his moxie here, getting more aggressive in advertising, certainly through political action committees, taking a different tone than donald trump without the personal stuff, citing inconsistencies of former president on some of these issues, like social security, whether he would cut it or not, how do you think all of that is going? you. >> said it a little while ago, neil, when you pointed out desantis is making arguments about substance, policy, not personal attack. what the governor is trying to figure out currently how do you critique donald trump from the right? we know all of the argument why trump should not be elected from the left. we've been hearing those more than half a decade at this report but what republican challengers will have to figure out how to do in a primary is attack the former president but don't do it in such a way where the fo

joe biden look like he is not prescripted on everything, call on peter doocy, jacqui heinrich or mark meredithan: anyone who won't give you questions ahead of time. anyone at all. >> steve: which i imagine would be the majority of that room. >> brian: i don't know. i hope not. 9 minutes now after the hour. uber eats driver killed by the mostly sunny 13 gang member with a lengthy rap sheet. >> ainsley: brutally killed. >> brian: murder surging after soft on crime policies. >> steve: switching gears. disney vs. desantis the house of mouse is now suing governor desantis. could he leave the sunshine for some place else like, ainsley, south carolina? >> ainsley: we don't have room. where are they going to go? more traffic. >> steve: you will find out about that next. look who else is joining us on this very busy thursday ♪ ♪ lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like what makes your lawn thrive, paint that adds color in one coat and a dishwasher that handles all the dirty work. you got this. and we got you. from prom dresses t

fox news mark meredith in minneapolis with the story. mark? reporter: liz, good evening to you.dent biden's visit here to minnesota was brief, but he says he's focused on the long term about bringing more manufacturing jobs here to the heartland. given the news we heard from opec over the weekend that is planning to cut oil exports, that could impact inflation, it'll also likely fuel the president's critics that his economic energy strategy is simply falling short. now, the president had a chance to tour a manufacturing facility in minnesota, highlighting the 2022 inflation reduction act which he says encourages manufacturing of clean and renewable energy products. he toured a facility owned by company called cummins, so that they can manufacture more low to zero carbon emission engines. the president says these kind of investments are crucial to improving both the environment and the u.s. economy. >> these are the machines that make clean hydrogen, a renewable energy used to power our economy from clean cars to trucks to steel to cement manufacturing but now, thanks to the infl

we've got mark meredith with a look. >> on wall street, timing speed and information is everything. >> now experts believe artificial intelligence may give some traders the upper hand in ways once unimaginable guys are getting better, such high rate in this whole field is changing so quickly. michael phillips is the chief data officer for numer ai a hedge fund which holds contests month late. which data scientists worldwide summit ai models to help beat the market, giving out a lot of data and people are building a eyes to to predict it. and we're just taking taking the results of what i say. and were trading at ourselves. >> i creators can win cryptocurrency if their model works. but wall street also remains cautious about impact on the economy. >> goldman sachs, which emits using ai for coating, released a report in march, forecasting quote, if generate of ai delivers on its promise capabilities, the labor market could face significant disruption. the report estimates some 300 million jobs worldwide will be impacted by ice for others. the disruption is welcome dark. trace? federal a

mark meredith at the white house.lawmakers say, mark. >> reporter: stu, lawmakers are saying they have concerns somebody with such a low rank would be able to act's such classified material. the white house said it was taking this very seriously, that a review is already underway. listen to what the president had to say a few days ago. president biden: i instructed the department to make sure they get to the root why he had access in the first place, number one. and number two, to focus extensively on the extent to which it all occurred. that is going on right now. >> reporter: later this week intelligence officials are expected to brief congress in person, on the extent of the leak what they learned so far. lawmakers telling fox, that someone be held accountable for a security breach of this magnitude. >> at the end of the day ultimately it will be dod and the pentagon will be to plame for this. the other question the leadership on the ground that this young man worked for. how the heck he able to take classified doc

liz: mark meredith, great reporting as always.to see you let's welcome back to the show former treasury secretary of public affairs monica crowley. monica we've got news coming in. let's just tell you and the view er what's going on. bud light now hit with a staggering 17% drop in sales, after the big boycott over the dylan mulvaney transgender a d, and the marketing vice president and her boss, daniel blake, monica, are reportedly taking a leave of absence. >> yeah, you know it's really stunning to see an actual boycott that was organic and grassroots, liz, actually work, and have an impact on a company to the point where they change management and apparently are changing their strategy. you know, that report that you just put up with the reporter, liz, it's true. so many americans have just had enough. they have had enough of having this woke agenda being forced down their throats through corporations that live or die by esg and dei and cei, the corporate equality index. you know, this alphabet soup of wokeness that is then pass

. >> mark meredith is live in washington with more. mark. >> reporter: will, rachel, pete, good morning to you. tomorrow house republicans are expected to highlight what they say is a crime crisis in new york city while criticizing district attorney alvin bragg. the nypd latest data shops rapes and robberies are down but felony assaults, vehicle thefts are on t upside. 100 people this year have been murdered in new york city, a 10% drop from this time last year. lawmakers are going to highlight an incident that happened last july when a 61-year-old was charged with murder after he stabbed a man in self-defense. this is surveillance video from the incident. it shows the clerk was reacting after a 35-year-old approached him behind the counter. while he was arrested after the stabbing, charges were later dropped following widespread outcry. the post reports he has since moved out of the country. house republicans argue the da is going soft on crime and instead focusing on in their view political attacks against former president trump. brag

mark meredith is live outside the white house. mark? >> heirs, good morning to you. the white house continues to yawn play the impact of the taiwanese visit to the u.s., however we're also still waiting to see whether this ratchets up tensions between the u.s. and china even higher. on wednesday, as you mentioned, multiple lawmakers from both parties met face-to-face with taiwan's president at the ronald reagan library outside los angeles. we were waiting to see whether or not this had any major impact on u.s. relations, but lawmakers say the meeting and those recently held in new york should energize future engagement with taiwan. >> it's important that we just show that taiwan is an extremely good partner to the united states, and we need to strengthen our trade. we need to make sure military transfers are going through as quickly as possible. and we need to assist with training the taiwan military. >> china itself remains engaged on this issue, even sending letters to u.s. lawmakers visiting taiwan this week. while we're told the letters are not uncommon, they cer

mark meredith has the story from washington. hi, mark. >> stick with me on this.like science fiction. a.i. is reshaping the way people see their loved ones in life and death. it allows people to record their face, voice, mannerisms over a period of a month and data is turned into an a.i. avatar. if that same person passed away a loved one would be able to communicate with the avatar that looks like the person who is dead. there are limits to what the a.i. can do an say. costs $10,000 and demand is booming. a.i. reunification is a growing trend. tech capturing worldwide attention in 2020 when a south korean woman. in is a heartbreaking moment. take a look. [speaking foreign language] >> technology is impressive but what it could mean from greefrg. could it hold them back? we checked with a psychologist at columbia university. >> it has no moral sense or sense of intimacy with a person. so the potential for it to come up with wildly inappropriate or wildly inaccurate behaviors come as images even is right now i think quite high. that could be extremely disturbing, i

mark meredith is in washington. mark, any idea how long until he actually announces? well, sandra, the announce announcement could come fairly soon, next some some -- some high profile donors will be in d.c. next week. as you mention only two people, williamson and kennedy, jr., he launched his bid in boston on wednesday, 69-year-old environmental lawyer and vaccine critics faces an uphill battle but seas he's in it for the long haul. >> my mission over the next 18 months of this campaign and throughout my presidency will be to end the corrupt merger of state and corporate power, to impose a new kind of corporate f feudallism in the country. >> majority of democrats want to see someone other than biden be the 2024 nominee. the fight is own endorsements. former president trump gaining steam with florida lawmakers backing him over ron desantis who has yet to announce. today trump earned mike waltz's endorsement. >> every time i called the president needing something for my district, he called back within hours and always delivered. that's what it's about, stu, and i'm p

mark meredith in washington, how are politicians reacting to the rise of ai?ernment to move faster and this morning the commerce department announced they want the public to weigh in on how washington can regulate artificial intelligence you talked about. some of it hitting the markets. the public debut of the chat but chat gpt reignited the debate whether washington needs to regulate this fast-growing technology. the department shows companies have response lauren: ensure ai products are safe before putting them out of the public and some lawmakers have questioned whether americans who are most at risk, the information a chat box and put out. the secretary of commerce writing, quote, responsible ai systems could bring enormous benefits but only if you address potential consequences and harms. congress held its first hearing on ai in 2016. since then regulation remained at a standstill. one lawmaker insisted congress can't wait forever to act. >> we need to be ahead of this, not to say, the simplest approach would be we need to regulate ai. what does that mean

first to mark meredith in washington with the latest. hi, mark. >> good afternoon to you.on desantis ends up running for president, he will need republican surrogates on the trail. as you mentioned from now, two hours from now, he will meet with gop lawmakers that could likely help him in a builter primary. the governor has not launched a campaign yesterday. political action groups are already at work. the group never back door launched this ad nationally earlier this week to raise his profile on a national stage. it's been former president trump that has been dominating in the endorsements. both of tennessee senators backed trump early on in this race. the governor is brushing off questions about these implications. >> governor, can you tell me, are you surprised that former president trump lined up nine senate republicans -- >> this is a big announcement. you're asking me about political process. let's focus on this issue. >> desantis is only going to be in d.c. for a brief time tomorrow. he will make a trip to iowa less than a month from now. if and when she launches, h

mark meredith is on that interesting story here. mark, good morning. >> good morning. when it comes to investing traders are looking for the upper hand. now with the rapid rise of a.i. those advantages could come from a computer moving at rapid speed predicting markets in ways we never could. wall street embraced a.i. robo investors cut many humans out of the portfolio management business and risen in popularity in recent years. one company is revolutionizing. allowing data scientists to submit a.i. financial models and they're put to the test in the markets and the most profitable win sending money to those model creators. >> we're giving out a lot of data and people are building a.i.s to predict it and we take the results of what those a.i.s say and trading it ourselves. >> other companies also turning to a.i. to protect their money, intellectual property. dark face uses a.i. to detect any possible attack or malicious behavior potentially saving millions of dollars detecting hackers before a human would get suspicion. >> augmented secure teams will replace teams that

>> steve: how many does mark meredith have now? >> it's mark.his wife, it's his uncle. >> steve: so, peter, what you just -- let me see if i understand what you just said. you said that sometimes they will ask -- you will tell the white house comms team i'm going to ask about this topic like immigration on the southern border. just so they don't go well, we don't know anything about it yeah, basically. that way if there is something -- this white house wants to talk about like maga republicans and gun control and abortion access and that's it. so anything that is outside of what the white house talking points are going to be, we do try to give them a heads up so that they cannot just dismiss the question. and it does help. a lot of times i think they do go and do some research, figure out what the president's position is about something or what the white house position is i think that that helps them get the word out and it definitely helps us. but, again, that's a very, very general thing. they can figure out exactly what we are covering just b

mark meredith at live in washington with more, hi mark. >> eric, sure did good after y you. chad love is not losing hope in the no indications he will be releasing a russian prison anytime soon the wall street journal reporter recently wrote a letter to his parents were immigrants of the soviet union, explaining what the last few weeks have been like in russia custody. per the journal the 31-year-old reportedly wrote i want to say i'm not losing hope. i read, i exercise, i try to write maybe finally am going to write something good. gershkovich was detained in late march after the russian government accused him of being a spy both the wall street journal on the u.s. government strongly denied the charge. the state department even designating him as wrongfully detained. secretary of state antony blinken weighed in on the situational traveling in vie vietnam. on gershkovich i do not have anything new to share but we continue to seek consular access that is not yet been granted. it needs to be. we continue to call for his immediate release. and certainly we need to see counselo

here is correspondent mark meredith. >> chat bots like khat g nt in seconds.gure out how best to detect who is cheating with ai. >> at a basic level we are using ai to catch ai. >> alexander subway helped create g nt zero the site launched in january allows educators to upload a student's work to determine if the content is original or likely computer generated. >> essentially we have our own ai that we check against. and we feed it the document and we ask it how likely it is that you would have the exact same thing. >> in school the abuse of ai poses a real threat. some educators see opportunity. >> i want you guys to use chatgpt to help you along the way. >> an 8th grade math teacher in illinois encourages students to use ai on some assignments. >> it has asked kids to ask better questions and not just saying i don't get it what specifically don't you get. >> some colleges are also embracing ai hoping to equip students for what is likely to be a growing and lucrative career field. >> there are endless healthcare applications of ai. >> georgetown university m

the report it managed to send a letter to his parents, mark meredith has more. >> evan gershkovich said he is not losing hope even as there are no indications he will be released from a russian prison anytime soon pay the water general porter recently wrote a letter to his parents who were immigrants from the soviet union explaining what the last few weeks in russian custody have been like. per the journal the 31 year old reporter wrote i want to say that i am not losing hope. i read, i exercise and i try to write and maybe finally i'm going to write something good. gershkovich was detained in late march after the russian government accused him of being a spy. the wall street journal and the u.s. government strongly denied the charge. the state department even designated gershkovich is wrongfully detained her for the secretary of state antony blinken about this case but here's what he had to say while traveling in vietnam. >> on gershkovich i do not have anything new to share thievery we continue to see counselor access. that is not yet been granted. it needs to be. we continue to call

here is correspondent mark meredith. >> instead of saying goodbye forever, artificial intelligence letsreate the visit from a real person to a.i. "avatar" we usually shoot three hours. >> michael ju jung $10,000 a pen records the person's voice, face, mannerisms and asks them questions to help a computer generate personal responses even after they are deceased. the technology can provoke strong emotional reactions but creators say that's the point. [sobbing] >> in 2020, a south korean documentary crew captured the heart breaking moment had when a mother reunited with her deceased 7-year-old daughter through ai. [sobbing] while she couldn't physically touch her daughter, the moment is chilling. psychiatrist telling fox technology like this can also create problems. >> the potential for it to come up with sort of wildly inappropriate or wildly inaccurate behaviors, comments, images, even, is right now, i think, quite high. and that could b experts believe tech is improving rapidly it could also backfire. one philosophy professor writing in 2021 a.i. grief means it will be more difficult f

mark meredith is here. will we see a i replaced doctors or just assist them? replacement but assisting is underway because this ai is rolling across healthcare systems, helping doctors, nurses diagnose, treat and monitor, and potential problems before doctor everwood. the bureau of economic research, a i could cut 5% in us healthcare spending, talking about saving $360 billion in the next five years. tech companies, one company looking to capitalize, aims to be nai copilot for doctors that process data, help with diagnosing patients and deploying this tech already to serve 30 hospitals. convincing patients this is the picture might be a tougher sell. the recent survey from pew found 60% of people would be uncomfortable if their provider relied on ai for care. >> patients don't trust machine over a human being. they are welcoming a machine to assist a surgeon or a physician in making a diagnosis or limiting care. >> experts agree doctors won't be replaced by a i anytime soon. patients will see more of this every day, and and that still time. >> carl frederick i

mark meredith is live in d.c. on this story. nice to see you. morning. >> so much of the buzz around a.i. is seeing what it is capable of but the same capabilities like the a.i.-created deep space, the images that look real but computer generated which has so many different lawmakers concerned. it held its first hearing on a.i. in 2016. regulation has remained at a stand still. las year the public debut of the chatbot chatgpt reignited of the debate whether washington needs to regulate this technology. the commerce department announced it will solicit feedback from the public how to regulate programs like chatbots and new a.i. models need to go through certification reviews before being released. lawmakers caution there is no easy fix or one size fits all solution when it comes to a.i. >> we need to be ahead of this but that is not to say i think the simplistic approach would be we need to regulate a.i. what does that mean? it's a set of codes and algorithms. >> hearing from michael bennett. safety and anticipate risks and mitigate harm. the whi

here is correspondent mark meredith.erything. now experts believe artificial intelligence may give some traders an upper hand in ways once unimaginable. ais getting better at such a high rate and this whole field is changing so quickly. >> michael phillips is the chief data officer for a hedge fund holds contests monthly in which data scientists worldwide submit ai models to help beast the market. >> we are giving out a lot of data and people are building apartment is to predict it and we are taking the results of what those ais say. and then we are trading it ourselves. >> ai creators can win crypto-currency if their model works. but wall street also remains cautious about ai impact on the economy. goldman sachs admits to using ai for coding if general racism ai delivers on promised capability, the labor market could face significant disruptions. the report estimates some 300 million jobs worldwide will be impacted by ai. for others business welcome a cybersecurity firm relies on ai humans would.kers faster all in an ef

mark meredith is in washington, d.c. for us. >> tough to beat that graphic with the doctor and robot tied together. good morning. a.i. is rolling out across healthcare systems nationwide helping doctors and nurses diagnose, treat and monitor patients and some a.i. tech is able to spot potential problems well before a doctor could. national borough estimates it could cut 5 to 10 percent firs in u.s. healthcare spending. saving $360 billion within the next five years. tech companies also see a big way to make some money here. one company looking to capitalize called regard. ist processes data helping with diagnosing. the company says it deployed tech to 30 hospitals. getting patients on board with this could be a tougher sell. a recent survey from pew research found 60% of people would be uncomfortable if their provider were live on a.i. for care. >> patients simply don't trust a machine over a human being but they are welcoming of a machine to assist a surgeon or a physician in making a diagnosis or remedy and care. >> experts we

tonight mark meredith reports on the gop war against woke. >> it's one of florida governor's ron de santis. >> florida is where woke goes to die. >> and voters want to hear about lanes to battle wokeness. the wall street journal polled videoers it found more people would rather hear about plans to combat wokeness in schools and businesses over preventing cuts to medicare and social security. >> the woke represents a war on truth, and because it's a war on truth, we must represent, we must ingaining in a war on woke. >> while wokeness was an issue in last year's mid-term elections it may play a larger role in 2024 with declared and potential presidential candidates already embracing the debate. >> talk about wokeness. in arkansas we still think being woke is when you can't sleep at night. [laughter] >> but in a serious vein, it is a challenge. >> big media, big government, even big business have locked arms to advance our woke agenda. >> on capital hill, they say they're eager to limit wokeness in the federal government even as democrats say woke should be celebrated not criticized. >> we'r

mark meredith talks a little bit about this -- pete: this is staggering.eah, this is interesting. pete: it's deep brain a.i. where people can pay to bring loved ones back from the dead. watch. [background sounds] >> reporter: in 2020 the a south korean documentary crew captured the heartbreaking moment when a mother reunited with her deceased 7. -year-old daughter through a.i -- 7-year-old daughter. while she couldn't physically touch her daughter, the moment is chilling. psychiatrists telling fox technology like this can also create problems. will: oh, my god. rachel: yeah. i mean, talk about the ethicists, right? listen, we're moving into new world, it's like trans-humanism. who is going to the put the brakes on so much of this stuff, and how do we return to --@. pete: how is that not devastating? do you know what i mean? then what is your non-daughter, artificial daughter say back to you x and then it's not really what your daughter would have said and you know it's all artificial -- rachel: it feels creepy. pete: it doesn't feel like it's good for your

mark meredith has more from washington. >> former president trump announced that he secured another backing from john ruth rutherford. he announced he's backing trump. he's the fifth florida lawmaker to do so. the governor is speaking with republicans near capitol hill. the visit won't be open to cameras. the governor has not launched a campaign yet. political action groups are already at work. the group never back down launching this ad earlier this year in an effort to raise desantis' profile on the national start. officials say the launch will be well-thought out whenever that will be. >> he's saving something for the normal announcement assuming it's coming. you can argue the longer you can delay it, the more it might help you. but there's risks there, too. >> while desantis announced that he secured another congressional endorsement from laurel lee who joins chip roy and ron massie. >> neil: and a new lawsuit about dominion voting systems was suing fox. fox denied any wrong doing. howie curts was in the courtroom earlier today. howie, spell it out. >> well, it was a dramatic ending to

pete: mark meredith is live in washington with more. >> reporter: good morning to you guys.it looks like. at least six people are set to the testify at tomorrow's hearing, house lawmakers set to examine new york city's crime data and how d.a. alvin bragg has been handling some of the cases. the9 latest nypd data shows rapes and rob rays are down this concern robberies are down, but felony assault and vehicle thefts are on the rise. 100 people have been murdered in new york city so far this year, roughly a 10% drop compared to this time last year. house republicans accuse d.a. bragg of being soft on crime while also launching political attacks against former president trump. bragg calling tomorrow's hearing a political stunt. lawmakers will highlight an incident from last july when 61-year-old jose alba was charged with murder after he stabbed a man in self-defense. you see mt. surveillance video it shows the bow bodega clerk was reacting after the 35-year-old approached him after the counter. the charges were later dropped following widespread outcry. the new york post repor

here is correspondent mark meredith. >> it can't wear a lab coat but artificial intelligence is alreadyt for doctors. >> eli joseph is the co-founder and ceo of regard an ai tech company operating within 30 hospitals. he says with regard, doctors can input a patient's symptoms and the ai will pop out a diagnosis. >> we like to say it's almost like having an ai medicine student or ai medical resident that helps the doctors with their day-to-day. >> going to do cat scan. >> ai medical abilities limitless auto drafting doctor's notes reading x-rays even to assisting in surgery. getting people to trust ai with their care remains challenging a pugh research survey finding 60% of people would be uncomfortable if their provider relied on ai for care. dr. matter in carry says ai has limits. >> patients don't trust a machine over a human being but they're welcoming of a machine to assist a surgeon or a physician. >> while some experts believe ai can cut cost for providers and patients, the tech can make mistakes. leading others to warn safeguards are needed to make sure humans call the shots. >>

here is correspondent mark meredith. >> i don't think the suit has merit. governor ron desantis brushed off disney's lawsuit which accuses him of political retribution for invoking the company's authority to govern its central florida land. >> the idea that somehow being pro-business means giving companies their own governments, that is not what a free market is all about. >> disney and desantis bitter battle began over a year ago after the company's then ceo criticized legislation. [applause] >> backed by desantis, limiting discussions of gender and sexual identity in florida classrooms. disney says since then, the governor has launched a, quote, relentless campaign to weaponize government power against disney. the disney drama may engulf the governor's summer plans as he is widely expected to launch a presidential campaign within weeks. the late latest polling shows desantis in a solid second place among potential g.o.p. primary voters standing only behind former president trump who campaigned today in new hampshire. >> we are at 51% with all these people

it has been a week since a deadly tornado struck the region, killing 21 people, mark meredith tells us, biden says that the federal government will cover the full cost of the state's emergency measure for the next 30 days. jill and i are here. to show our support. president biden offered his condolences to the people of the mississippi delta friday, while pledging the full support of the federal government in response to last week's deadly tornado alone. the american people. we'll be with you. help you through it, and so will i. president and first lady recognizing recovery efforts, meeting with survivors and seeing the destruction firsthand . officials estimate nearly 300 homes and businesses in this one community were destroyed, appreciate the calls on saturday. and i appreciate the fact that the president of the united states is standing here in sharkey county, mississippi. to deliver more remarks today to hear from the people most affected fema announcing its now opening multiple disaster recovery centers in several counties throughout the state. long term. i know this is your comm

here is correspondent mark meredith. >> we need to be ahead of this. >> massachusetts congressman jake growing field congress can help convene and number two democratize access. >> he made history in january reading a speech written by chat bot on the floor make sure ai grows without risking american economic and national security. hind says inaction is not an option. >> social media has already shown us the harm that powerful technologies can do without the right safeguards in place. >> today the commerce department announced its seeking the public's input on ways to regulate ai as experts urge the government to move quickly. >> new ai hack the foundations of language which our democracy runs on language. when you hack language you hack the operating system of your democracy. just like social media. >> cyber experts fear deep fakes, images and videos which look real but are computer generated may amplify misinformation even causing confusion and chaos. congress is expected to further examine ai's risk and rewards throughout this year even as lawmakers urge regulators not to go too far

in washington, mark meredith fox news. over the next 5 to 7 days .e're going to have some extreme changes in our weather temperatures first off one day where we will barely top off at 60 degrees another day where we will be approaching 80 degrees right now. it is 50 in novato. it is 51 degrees of monarch creek. we have temperatures in the low fifties across the santa clara valley. it is now 54 degrees in redwood city. the winds have been breezy all day long. continue to blow right now. sfo with the win. gets up to 23 mph 13 with the westerly and hayward 15 and fairfield and 17 mile per hour winds at oakland mineta international airport as well. oakland international and mineta international. that's what i was trying to say they're 25 mile per hour guests in nevada as we take a lookthey're mostly cloudr san jose right now, and it's because of a couple of different elements going on. first off right there. we've had the intrusion of the low clouds returning to the bay area marching inland, at least a good 50 to 60 miles, and then upstream we go. we hav

in washington, mark meredith fox news.ebrates one mission accomplished tonight, but it has a bigger mission planned coming up. it brings one capsule back to earth while buying a new launch date. and as we close out another day of clear skies, meteorologist mark tamayo will return with details for chances for r n ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a $7,500 ev lease bonus on a new volvo electric vehicle. afternoon it completes the 27th cargo resupply mission to the space station. the dragon arrived at the space station back in march to deliver more than £6000 of supplies and station hardware. spacex is preparing to launch the most powerful rocket ship ever constructed. the company's starship rocket is said to its s with no crew as soon as monday, the federal aviation administration gave spacex to green light for the launch after starship has to safety and environmental expecting this week. spacex plans to live stream its first attempt to put starship into orbit off south padre island. the launch date has not been confirmed. the company hopes

even some elementary schools are deploying the technology in washington, mark meredith.ktvu fox two news at vibe starts now. australia was a superhero in our lives. now it's five, a heartbroken bay area mother remembering her son, xavier as a superhero, joyce more than a lost her boy in a wrong way. collision on highway 2 37. good evening on this friday. i'm cristina rendon ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us chp investigators suspect another driver's decision to drink may have played a role in the crash. as a toddler, xavier selzer was called x man, his mother says, boundless energy, love and captivating deep dimples made him her superhero. very happy always had a smile. now just weeks before mother's day, and this mother is broken, a steadying hand is needed from her eldest son who is now her only son. something you don't expect a mother. it's a barrier her child. it should be the other way around. i should be. he should be burying me. joyce moreno's world was flipped upside down early sunday morning , a mangled mess of metal and lost lives. xavier was driving

mark meredith on the north lawn of the white house. tell us anything new than president trump was to blame? >> i have had a chance to go through it, reading as quick as i can, it's 12 pages long and the white house said they are going to put it out publicly later on this afternoon. as you mentioned, members of congress are going to get more details in a classified setting what the report spells out. but they say, the white house, through this report, that they were able to go back and review what happened back in august of 2021, john. >> john: right. so they are saying president trump is to blame, he laid the conditions here. if you talk to the former president or somebody from his administration, particularly mike pompeo who we have had on the air a number of times, the trump agreement was conditions based and never would have been a withdrawal given the fact the taliban was not coming to the table. this does not seem to indicate that. >> the report spells out they believe it was the previous administration that set them up for the si

mark meredith, thank you. fox news top of the hour, three big stories topping the news. china's military carrying out massive blockade drills around taiwan today. china announced three days of drills on saturday after taiwan's president met in california with house speaker kevin mccarthy. protests expected in tennessee today where the state legislature is back in session for the first time since it voted to expel two democrats for their role in a chaotic gun control protest. a at the detention of erin gershkovitch. more on those stories throughout the hour. first. >> someone got shot. >> dana: the army sergeant convicted in the death of a black lives protestors in 2020 says it is self-defense but facing a possible sentence of life in prison. texas governor abbott is calling for the state to grant a pardon. that is developing now. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: i know you had a good weekend. excellent. great easter weekend, thank you. i'm bill hemmer, good morning at home. lawyers for the army sergeant daniel perry c

in washington, mark meredith fox news.ll barry of weather a bit of a cool down today, looks like that cooling trend will continue in our five day forecast. look, all that cloud cover the fog pushing back into the bay. eventually we could be talking about some more rain in our forecast, and we'll have the update coming up. let's go to ktvu salix official with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news. i'm ktvu plus, christina. thank you coming up tonight at seven. the next presidential election is still a year and a half away. but a recent poll shows voters are not that enthusiastic about the front runners. how this could potentially create an opening for other candidates, plus fans of post malone growing seriously concerned about the star's dramatic weight loss, tmz shares with us post malone's response to those fans, those stories and a whole lot more coming up tonight. live at seven over on ktvu plus. alright alex, thanks for looking forward to it. first closed for business. spicy yosemite