>> marie: no, i don't. >> dana: wow. >> marie: this is a divided america. >> dana: fox news alert.s now voting tokyo marjorie taylor greene's resolution to remove speaker mike johnson greene's effort expected to fail. apparently when she introduced it a lot of boos on the floor, i don't mean alcohol combining boos as thumbs down. "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ mom genes. she passed them down to you. but who passed them to her? those mom genes helped make her who she is. show her with ancestrydna. this mother's day, she can see the traits she inherited, the places where they started, and the people she shares them with. best of all, it's on sale for mother's day. get it now, before she has to remind you. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. >> university of maryland global campus is a school for real life, one that values the successes you've already achieved. earn up to 90 u

how did mary perceive all this? when jesus went out to preach, mary did not interfere with him. us could accept this state of affairs, especially if we know that we have the last years of communication with our son. jesus had a lot of mortal enemies, as any observer can tell. so, unless a miracle happens, this person will be killed, so it is quite possible that she remained at home, experiencing colossal three worries about the current situation. and what’s wrong with humility in choosing a certain path, she didn’t turn away from it, it’s an action, i think that uh. there is an episode in the new testament, the meaning of which is is not immediately clear. it’s just that it ’s not so much about jesus as it is about his mother. cana of galilee is the village where, according to the gospel, jesus performed the first miracle, turning water into wine. i see that you are drawn to drinks of some kind, yes, everything is clear, immediately into the ditch of galilee. the identity of jesus is closely connected with the virgin mary. it is believed that jesus would not have begun his publi

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>> marie: if it were that simple, greg -- >> greg: don't enforce it. >> marie: there is affordable housingffordable housing, that doesn't work. no, because there are people coming to california. these are not californians. why is that? >> marie: a lot of them are and there is an affordable housing crisis in this country. >> dana: >> greg: nothing to do homelessness. >> marie: inflation in northern california because of the tech companies and they have driven, there are a lot -- >> greg: they are not homeless because of unaffordable homes. >> you are wrong. >> jesse: a lot of these people when they are asked and given a home, they don't want to go into the home, they t to be on the streets. >> dana: of course they want to be on the streets, they want to be homeless, that is the style of life that they choose. i'm not a psychologist but let me just make my point. you say that they are putting money in all kinds of things to prevent homelessness, that's a quote, i rode it down. greasy gavin, let me tell you what he is doing and why he increased homelessness by 60% in 2023. he wasted billions

marie, whether any moments _ issue. marie, whether any moments you _ issue. say the momentjulia spoke to two thursdays ago when masses _ to two thursdays ago when masses of police swarmed on campus, _ masses of police swarmed on campus, the encampment, it was wild on— campus, the encampment, it was wild on campus. there was a picket— wild on campus. there was a picket surrounding the original encampment and then although the gates have been closed it was like _ the gates have been closed it was like the moment before the storm _ was like the moment before the storm hit. — was like the moment before the storm hit, the gates opened and police _ storm hit, the gates opened and police swarmed onto campus. why was right— police swarmed onto campus. why was right there recording with my phone and it was definitely a really— my phone and it was definitely a really surreal experience to be that — a really surreal experience to be that close to police officers who were wearing riot gear~ — officers who were wearing riot gear~ it — officers who were wearing riot gear.

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father & mary: i won't!i anderson: what you've got in the 70's is women not embarrassed that they don't have a husband who takes care of them and they have to stay home, and that really made a statement. sally struthers: and along comes bea arthur playing maude. that couldn't have been done in the 50s or 60s, it just wouldn't have been done. maude: feminine fulfilment tells you to be cute and frilly and perky and pamper your husband and just cater to his every whim. vivian: right! walter: didn't they used to just call that being married? adrienne barbeau: we started filming maude in july of '72 and roe v. wade had passed, and so abortion was a big issue for me. jim colucci: the episode 'maude's abortion' aired in november of 1972 as a two-parter, and that was very early to be talking about abortion on television. carol: mother, i don't understand your hesitancy. when they made it a law you were for it. maude: of course! i wasn't pregnant then! adrienne barbeau: there were stations all throughout the country

mary is on duty directing ambulance crews avenue monday. an ambulance crew leader, a volunteer here for 47 years. >> i loved the work we do. it's a certain breed that volunteers. >> reporter: mary, it seems, fits her own description. next week, this long-time volunteer will turn 100 years old. >> she's setting the bar very high for me. this mean i've got to be doing this for another 35 years. >> reporter: son mark talked his mom into joining him as a volunteer here. and now six members of mary's family serve the first aid squad, including granddaughter, pam. >> it's priceless to be able to share this relationship with her. she's a pioneer in her field. >> reporter: that pioneering spirit is nothing new with mary brenner. during world war ii, she stepped in for the men and worked the midnight shift at a defense plate l in lake success. the town board honored mary brenner for her life of service. >> 100 years lived like that. >> reporter: you going to keep going as long as you can? >> absolutely. they can't kick me out. >> reporter: nothing,

the most holy, pure, most blessed, glorious, our ruler, the mother of god and the most holy virgin mary, with all the saints, remembering ourselves and one one, and all life. we will give ours to christ god, lord, for to you belongs all glory, honor and worship, to the father and to the son and to the holy spirit, now and always and to the ages of ages. amen, resurrect me, enlightener of people, save, from the death of deity, christ, god, resurrect. most worthy, let them rejoice, and let the earth rejoice, let the world know the visible, the whole and the invisible, christ is dead, all joy is eternal, christ rose from the dead, but pure feeling and visible, did not proceed to the resurrection of the shining christ, let us speak, and calm down, victorious laughter. christ rose from of the dead, heaven is worthy, let the earth rejoice, let it rejoice. resurrection day, let's pray people, salvation day. our passover is from death to life, and from earth to heaven, to christ, to whom we sing, christ rose and overcame death with death into death, and in order to give life, christ rose and wi

our most holy, pure, most blessed, glorious, all-powerful theotokos and most holy virgin mary, with all the saints, who have remembered themselves and each other, and all our lives, to christ god. for to you belongs all the glory, honor and worship to the father and the son and the holy spirit, now and always and forever and ever. amen. resurrection day, let's enlighten people. easter, lord's, easter from death. god to life and from earth to heaven, christ god has translated us, we sing a song of victory. christ rose from the dead. let's cleanse the mind and see christ, his father impregnable world of resurrection. that you can clearly hear him saying, rejoice, all of you are singing a song, christ has risen from the dead, let the heavens rejoice, let the earth rejoice, let it celebrate. death in life and here on earth, in heaven, christ god will bring us, burning faithfully, peace to the lord, let us pray, lord, intercede, god, have mercy on us! the most holy pure, most blessed, glorious hope of our mother of god and the holy virgin mary, with all the saints who have remembered themsel

mary: but we all know it's going on here.hichever term you will use any for the phrase like are we living in a simulation in these modern times some people wonder that will this is a reference to a ten -year-old movie which is very good by the way about this relationship between an a.i. character in a believable and real. i would feels like, are we living in simulation i think she's right to speak out and protect yourself and this is something as media consumers are all going give careful about evaluating these things which is tough. overhead you guys, sorry about that. howard: yes indeed thanks and so forth but when they posted this on their actors page of the use of the word hurt while this kind scarlet is out kevin here's a scarlett statham within i was shocked endangered in disbelief and pursue of a sounded so eerily similar to mine my closest friends and news outlets, could not tell the difference. >> well again, this we go back to the strength remember that not too long ago go with the hollywood writers and actors and a

poppins and �*thejungle we love from mary poppins and �*the jungle book�* we love from mary poppinsof these years has become a huge legacy to the generations that have listen to these songs, from feed the birds in mary poppins to it�*s a small world at the attractions at the parks all around the world. their songs have become the soundtrack of our lives and while we are sad at the passing of richard sherman, a brilliant and empathetic and gracious man, who imparted his inspiration and wisdom to young songwriters who are working today and incidentally, richard kept writing, even up to his 90s, he has a brand—new song coming out soon called mushka, not a disney production, which has sensitivity and he always sends that to his audiences and so gracious in playing and sharing their songs with the public. this is a huge loss for all of us but at the same time how blessed we are to have those songs continuing to thrill us through the years. absolutely, and what words from you. as you say, such a legacy he leaves behind for all of us. you were friends with him, so what do you remember of h

holy, pure, most blessed, glorious mistress of our mother of god, and most holy virgin mary, with all the saints, remembering ourselves and each other, and our whole life, to christ god. let's go o lord, for blessed is thy name, and glorified is thy kingdom, of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit, now and ever and unto ages of ages. amen. custom my soul resurrected from the work of the three-day christ, life is enough for the world. i am here, jerusalem, the glory of the lord has descended upon us, christ is risen, christ is risen, christ is risen, christ is risen. theotokos, resurrected, free-born, born, christ is risen, truly risen, christ is risen. christ is risen. he sanctifies my soul, prays for time and the dead, and resurrected him on the third day working out o divine, loving, sunniest voice of yours, with us it is impossible to promise to be, until the end of the age christ, his selective affirmations in hope, having. rejoice, the word of christ, the living sacrifice, the flame of god, who has blessed the ages of the world. christ, for wisdom and the word of god

such incredible _ mary poppins movie. such incredible moment - mary poppins movie.edible moment in that| incredible moment in that movie, what are by favourite film. i believe you had the chance to speak to robert sherman about feed the birds. what did he tell you? he sherman about feed the birds. what did he tell you?— what did he tell you? he told me the exact _ what did he tell you? he told me the exact story _ what did he tell you? he told me the exact story of- what did he tell you? he told me the exact story of how - what did he tell you? he told i me the exact story of how walt disney said a very up—tempo soundtrack and score and we need a moment here and started talking about the character who sits outside the church and they told me that is how they crafted the song. it is pretty amazing tune. it crafted the song. it is pretty amazing tune.— amazing tune. it really is. talkin: amazing tune. it really is. talking about _ amazing tune. it really is. talking about his - amazing tune. it really is. i talking about his songwriting in greater detail, he credited

the mother of god and the holy virgin mary, with all the saints, remembering ourselves and each other, and all our lives, we will give to christ god. lord, because you are a good, human-loving god, and we give you glory, father and son and holy spirit, now and forever. and forever and ever, amen. peace to all. yours let us bow our heads before the lord. lord to the father and the son and the holy spirit now and always and forever and ever. amen. wisdom let us bless the blessed one. that blessed christ our god, always now and always and forever and ever. amen. confirmed god, holy, orthodox, orthodox christians, worthy. who has risen from the dead, death is death, and you, christ, who gave every word of life he rose from the dead, he overcame death by death and by what our true god gave in the deeds of life, the prayer of his most pure mother, the glorious saints. all-praiseworthy apostles, our holy venerable god-bearing fathers and all the saints, have mercy and save us, for he is kind and loving to people, christ is risen, christ will rise from the dead, death has passed through death

mary's academy.low a long line of barrier-breaking graduates. >> so good. >> the late queen of creole crooking, leah chase, was an alum. so was the first african american female new orleans police chief, michelle woodfork. >> i sit before you -- >> and judge for the fifth circuit court of appeals, dana douglas. math teacher told us -- they are typical st. mary's students. >> they're not unicorns? >> if they are unicorns, every single lady that has matriculated through the school is a beautiful black unicorn. >> pamela rogers, st. mary's president and interim principal, told us the students hear that message from the moment they walk in the door. >> we believe all students can succeed, all students can learn. it does not matter the environment that you live in. >> so, when word went out that two of your students had solved this almost impossible math problem, were they universally applauded? >> in this community, they were greatly applauded. across the country, there were many naysayers. >> what were

mary black. pubs. you want to guess who it was? mary black-— mary black. no, it was jamie stone. let's go _ mary black. no, it was jamie stone. chris? let's go to _ mary black. no, it was jamie stone. chris? let's go to tipsy. _ mary black. no, it was jamie stone. chris? let's go to tipsy. very - chris? let's go to tipsy. very chris mason word _ chris? let's go to tipsy. very chris mason word for— chris? let's go to tipsy. very chris mason word for drunk! _ chris? let's go to tipsy. very chris mason word for drunk! 12 - chris? let's go to tipsy. very chris mason word for drunk! 12 times. l mason word for drunk! 12 times. including ed bowles, injune 2014. he talks about the then education secretary —— ed balls. it will still be fun, but a very sober episode. it's adam in the studio. and chris. and james. you have gone to high and no “acket, and james. you have gone to high and no jacket. chris _ and james. you have gone to high and no jacket, chris has _ and james. you have gone to high and no jacket, chris has gone _ and james. you have gone to high and no jacket, chris has gone

. >> let's talk to mary in potomac, maryland. independent. hi, mary. >> caller: hello. the reason i'm calling is to just say anybody voting for a republican is voting against their best interest. republicans are threatening social security and medicare. which is going to affect millions of people, including us who are seniors and who have been getting social security and dependent upon social security for paying our bills and taxes and everything. also i can't imagine anybody in their right mind knowing what trump is like. trump is only for trump. nothing, nobody is more important than trump. he works only for what is beneficial to him. >> so mary, getting back to the senate race, are you going to be voting for miss alsobrooks? >> no. voting for trone. >> you voted for trone last night. you know he lost; right? >> no, i don't know he lost. >> yeah. sorry, mary. >> yeah. >> angela alsobrooks won so she's going to be going against former governor larry hogan. >> no, then, i used to be a republican then i moved because i realized republicans do nothing but interfere. they

"oh, mary!"r cole escola. featuring the 8g band with jay weinberg. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. adult film star stormy daniels testified today in former president trump's criminal hush money trial. so trump technically slept with her again. [ laughter ] ahead of stormy daniels' testimony today in former president trump's criminal hush money trial, one of the prosecutors told judge juan merchan that daniels will not describe trump's genitalia, because it would violate the gag order. [ laughter ] while testifying in former president trump's criminal hush money trial, adult film star stormy daniels said that in phone calls after a sexual encounter with trump in 2006, he would often call her honey bunch. "honey bunch"? and you guys think biden is too old. [ laughter ] during former president trump's criminal hush money trial, adult film

mary, i want to start with you.c vehicles, but it also includes semiconductors, steel and aluminum, certain medical products. is this getting tough on china? >> well, i think most importantly it's getting very protectionist not just about china, but the idea that imports from other countries are somehow a danger to the u.s. economy is a very protectionist way of thinking, and donald trump is a protectionist. he ran on that in 2016. he's appealing to, you know, a small number of states where organized labor is marley sensitive about imports, and joe biden is trying to -- in those same states. so it's a race to the bottom in protectionism. edward: yeah. we'll is are to see if it works too. bill, i want to ask you something i asked the u.s. trade representative this week. why do you think it took so long to use tariffs to stop china from flooding the global market with some of these goods? >> well, i think it's an election year, you know? that's the big thing. i agree with mary, the depressing thing is that the only bi

i know you are, dana marie.carlet johansen could be opening up legal action against open ai out of california. she claims a new speaking feature of chatgpt is identical to her voice after she told the company no she did not want to participate and here is how it sounded for a minute. >> chatgpt, how are you doing? >> i'm doing fantastic, thanks for having. how about you? >> pretty good. >> they're demanding to know how that happened. sounds just like her. declined to give them access months ago. the company has removed the feature. interesting. i think -- >> dana: they're like sorry. >> bill: a shade of the future to come. >> dana: the law is behind the technology as it always is. if she does sue it might be groundbreaking baseline for all of us. now i do like to listen to a lot of editorials. "wall street journal" has a new reader just last night first time i heard it. yes, a new lady. >> bill: we need to update the app. >> dana: yes, you do. it's very good. i like that. all right . former president trump hopin

marie, were there any moments you felt unsafe reporting on these protests?d on campus, the encampment, it was wild on campus. there was a picket surrounding the original encampment and then although the gates had been closed it was like the moment before the storm hit, the gates opened and police swarmed onto campus. i was right there recording with my phone and it was definitely a really surreal experience to be that close to police officers who were wearing riot gear. it was really scary. i felt like in that moment i understood how vital journalism is in these moments. accountability, really, and that is something that when i think that these most recent arrests when press kicked off campus, is what feels like the biggest betrayal that press was kicked off campus. we saw those dramatic scenes playing out of our screens as well. lastly the same question, starting with you, marie, what you think non—student media, i'm about ourselves here as well, can learn from our experience? that is such a hard question. i mean, so i can tell an anecdote. on the last nigh

it's amazing that marie wanted to have this ceremony. happen that paul was memorialized here. >> reporter: saunders and her family getting the chance to see for themselves where her great uncle died. back in the center of town, the entire village come out to show their gratitude and teaching saunders and her family about their own history. >> well, what i knew growing up was simply that he was a pilot in the united states army air force and that he was shot down over france in 1944. >> reporter: covered in a parachute and unveiled for the first time, chaufty's name etched into a plaque. >> to be able to have come here and feel like we have family on the other side of the world. because they, because they cared for my great uncle a long time ago. >> reporter: megan fitzgerald, nbc news. your tuesday wityou for kicking >>> the death toll in the latest round of severe storms rises to at least 24 as more wild weather bears down

some comfort to the family and friends and everyone who knew rick and anna marie. i also hope that all americans will know that as they witness on this floor there were wonderful people living wonderful lives of courage and passion and patriotism in our own communities. not seeking recognition but always seeking to do good for their communities, families, and for everyone who knew them. and left a beautiful and indelible impression on so many people they met. i just want to say thank you to the families and everyone who have suffered through this very difficult year and have provided so much support. including the communities. to all that has happened and all that has happened to the young children, grandchildren, and also to the kids. to valley, thomas, and megan. and all that they have done to try to stand strong in the face of this tragedy. with that i just want to say thank you again to everyone who supports anna marie and supported rick and their family. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair now re

it was here that the virgin mary learned that she would give birth to a savior.nd here jesus lived until he was 30 years old. it is a holy city for christians, just like bethlehem, where he was born, and jerusalem, where he died on the cross. the number of holy places in one place is simply amazing, well, firstly, it’s a touch, even if non-believers come there, it’s a touch of history, this is history, where you feel very well with every fiber of your soul. for 2 thousand years people we tried to imagine what jesus looked like, how he lived, we see portraits of scenes from his life, but all this did not appear at the time of christ, but... later. in fact, no one knows what his appearance was like, how he dressed or what his manners were. the gospels are silent about the color of his hair and eyes, about his weight, his gait, whether he was right-handed or left-handed, whether he had a favorite food, what songs he liked. as we ask ourselves these questions, we begin to realize how little we know about jesus. the most reliable indisputable source about the earthly

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to the most holy, pure, most blessed, glorious ruler of our mother of god and the most holy virgin mary, with all the saints, remembering ourselves and each other, we give our whole life to christ god, lord. your kingdom is blessed and highly glorified by the father and the son and the holy spirit now and always and forever and ever. amen. this announced holy day, the first after the sabbath, the royal and the lord's, is a holiday above holidays, and the celebration of all celebrations. on this day, let us glorify christ forever. christ rose from the dead. because they came to you from the west and the north and the south and the east, as god is your light today, blessing christ in you, us. bless the father and the son and the holy spirit, the lord. now and forever and forever. amen. father, almighty. and the word and the soul, in three persons there is one supernatural and pre-divine word, because we have baptized you, and we bless you, praise, glorify, worship you for the smoreli, singing it all ages. christ, forget it! purification, peace to the lord, let's pray. lord, have mercy. co

mary came from behind to win the d.a.s job, 52% to 48.pposite reactions. >> i felt relief. i felt like something was finally going to happen. >> i was alarmed a little bit. not surprised. >> the new d.a., as promised, immediately plunged into this confounding case. and she'd soon get lucky again and come up with something her predecessor never had -- the prime suspect under oath, but this time on video. >>> coming up. nick hillary's hazy memory . >> when people remember why they broke up with her high school girlfriend, and you can't remember where this relationship broke up? >> investigators wanted to know. did he have something to hide? >> did garrett like you? >> he said he disliked me. >> when dateline continues. ne the test of time. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and can help you go up to 4 months between treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eyla hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swe

i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight, a horrifying scene at a campaign rally in mexico as a stage comes crashing down. [ screams ] at least nine people were killed including a child. more than 60 others were hurt. it happened in the northern mexico state of nuevo leon. people on stage including a long-shot presidential candidate were seen running to the back to avoid the falling structure. he was not hurt. mexico's president said a gust of wind is to blame. >>> back here in the u.s., another harrowing night for millions of americans in the path of these destructive storms. this video from belton, texas, last night shows the damage left behind. trees and power lines down, debris covering the roads. as for the devastation in iowa, authorities have now confirmed at least five were killed and 35 others hurt, and the president will go to see the damage firsthand. naomi ruchim is joining us with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sadly emergency crews on the ground believe th

salome, mary of santiago.h jesus to the very end. >> norah: pope francis' devotion to traditional doctrine, like his unwillingness to ordain women, has frustrated those who want him to loosen restrictions against things like contraception and surrogacy. in january, pope francis said he finds surrogacy "deplorable" and would like to see the practice universally banned. i know women who are cancer survivors who cannot bear children, and they turn to surrogacy. this is against church doctrine. but what about the children who are born from surrogacy? >> interpreter: in regard to surrogate motherhood, in the strictest sense of the term, it is not authorized, see? sometimes surrogacy has become a business, and that is very bad. it is very unpalatable. >> norah: but sometimes for some women, it is the only hope. >> interpreter: it could be. the other hope is adoption. i would say that in each case, the situation should be carefully and clearly considered, consulting medically and then morally as well. i think there i

>> david: all right, mary. the race for president is on and we'll be covering it for many months ahead. thanks, mary. >>> tonight, the new push here to free five americans being held in turks and caicos, each possibly facing at least 12 years in prison, after ammunition was found in their luggage. tonight, the small bipartisan group of lawmakers trying to get them out. here's abc's matt rivers. >> reporter: tonight, several members of congress pleading for leniency for the five americans facing 12 years behind bars in turks and caicos. each charged with carrying ammunition to the caribbean islands, each saying they forgot it was in their bag. a bipartisan delegation of lawmakers going to the territory, meeting with government officials, urging light sentences instead. >> the turks and caicos government is targeting american citizens, putting them in front of their criminal justice system totally inappropriately. >> reporter: the government saying it's just following the law. hours ago tyler wenrich, one of five

bruce with us at the white house, mary, thank you. let's bring in rachel scott because, rachel, reaction came in very swiftly from republicans on the hill. republican leaders across this country, they are united behind donald trump. >> reporter: united behind the former president, david, after this verdict today. the speaker of the house, mike johnson, calling today a shameful day, calling this a political exercise, not a legal one. johnson, of course, one of 37 republican officials that visited that manhattan courthouse to show their support for the former president. even trump's former rivals including florida governor ron desantis who once said that trump's indictment sucked the oxygen out of the republican primary, tonight blasting this verdict. the bottom line, david, this is a republican party that has only grown more closer to donald trump even after today's guilty verdict. david? >> david: rachel scott in washington, thank you. we, of course, will stay on all the developments after this verdict, but there is a lot of news to g

so mary, if you want to jump in.arly, objections might have do with hearsay. >> yes, absolutely. this is really damaging testimony for mr. trump. as others have already indicated, this is not somebody who has been cooperative with prosecutors. she hasn't avoided or tried to get out of her subpoena, but to -- to my knowledge. she's not there as somebody who wants to be there. she doesn't have a lot of baggage to suggest she would be biased against mr. trump except for, of course, what we have discussed with respect to january 6th. she seems to be -- i'm not in the courtroom -- coming off credibly. clearly, i think the jurors will not only be listening very carefully to everything that hope hicks is saying, they will look at how mr. trump responds. he is somebody who does on occasion emote from the courtroom and react to how different witnesses testify. this being somebody who worked so closely with him, i think the jurors will be interested in how he reacts to her testimony. in terms of these other republican members

anne-marie? >> before i let you go, what can you tell us about the operation happening in rafah right now? >> reporter: well, it does seem like this momentum is building up. this is something that the israeli prime minister has said is going to happen despite the international community saying that it would put over a million palestinians' lives at risk. right now it seems like it is a smaller operation than a full-scale invasion into rafah. they're asking roughly 100,000 people to move up north to places like khan younis where they can get, as israel says, humanitarian aid. but this is a very difficult situation. there's a lot of fear that if israel goes in more palestinian civilians could be put at risk, and that's why we are seeing that pressure. but it does seem like we are witnessing the beginnings of this operation, anne-marie. >> all right. ian lee in london. thank you so much. >>> the fbi and the nypd are investigating bogus bomb threats emailed to a number of synagogues in new york city.

paul: strategist mary nicolette there. look at what is going on in fx around the asia-pacific. a lot of local currencies are losing ground at the moment. a resurgence of the usd, hearing from fed speakers including john williams. all hammering the theme supporting the greenback seeing asian currencies losing ground. the yen o philippines governor says he wants to see loose liquidity with policy tighter than necessary. he spoke after the central bank held a key rate and he signaled a readiness to pit it too easily. >> still hawkish, less than before. they put pressure on the peso, but the peso opened at 57 this morning. that is weaker than last night so it has not affected the peso. >> ok, 58 seems to be the magic number about whether the bsp would intervene. how far will you go? >> yesterday we did not intervene. we were happy with the movement of the peso, but if there is stress, we might come in. stress means large oversize high volatility and then we might intervene. stephen: is it a wait and see approach right now on p

what it means, the law, the decision, this moment in history and our correspondents with reaction, mary bruce at the white house tonight. rachel scott on capitol hill with reaction from republicans. what this does in the race for president. but first the dramatic scene that played out late today from aaron katersky leading us off at the courthouse. >> reporter: tonight, former president donald trump defiant arriving home at trump tower after being found guilty of all 34 charges. trump now a convicted felon. the historic verdict coming after nearly ten hours of deliberations, a unanimous jury of 12 new yorkers made trump the first president in history to be a convicted criminal. it was an extraordinary turn in the courtroom. just moments before jurors signaled they had reached a verdict, judge juan merchan indicated he was going to excuse them for the day. then, a dramatic shift, trump went from joking with his attorneys to sitting stone-faced looking down as the jury read the verdict count by count. prosecutors proving trump falsified business records to conceal a $130,000 hush payment

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mary trump, it's nice to see you. thank you for being with us. >> it is great to be here. >> what was your reaction when you heard the news? >> i was, as you can imagine, relieved, happy, and it took a minute to sink in, but as the counts went one through 34. guilty, guilty, et cetera. the weight of this moment really sunk in. it really hit me. this has so much meaning for all of us. i am incredibly proud of my city and my state. i am relieved on behalf of the american people. it is such a long time coming, and i know he has been found guilty of the charges that were presented to the jury, but in some ways, it feels it's standing in for all of the other crimes this man has gotten away with. his entire life. there was something incredibly gratifying and moving about it. i have heard people say that we can celebrate the jury system. we can celebrate the jurors say in the way the trial was handled, but it's a dark day in america that somebody in his position has been found guilty of these crimes. i would respectfully dis

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quite a day in court, jarred. >> you know, anne-marie, there's always something. the judge had already cleared the courtroom, so the jury did not see the tense exchange between him and the defense's first witness, former federal prosecutor robert costello, but there were plenty of other fireworks as the trump team continues to chip away at michael cohen's credibility. this comes after a fiery monday on the stand. at one point judge juan merchan ordered the jury out of the room and reprimanded costello for talking over him, rolling his eyes, and making comments under his breath. >> the person that the jury most identifies with is the judge, so it's not a good thing for the defense to put on a witness where it's apparent that the judge is not pleased with that witness. >> reporter: the prosecute rested yesterday. in his fourth day on the stand trump fixer michael cohen admitted to stealing from the organization. in 2017 they owed a technology company $50,000. cohen said he paid them about $20,000 in cash in a brown pape% bag and kept the rest. you stole from the tru

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joining us today fox news contributor, marie harf, and also fox business anchor, david asman. david, let's talk about what we heard and what you feel might be missing. by the way he didn't take any questions he spun on his heel and walked out the door. >> david: we are missing some sort of dialogue between the president -- this is one of those moments i think you will agree, it is really important for the presidency played a role that you play, to have the dialogue with the press to ask the questions in americans, i had no problem with what he said. it was well phrased, he delivered it in a straight fashion. i mean, this is something that has been going out for -- how much of what we seen over the past 48 hours is not the past e could have been prevented? had he said this earlier. again, i do not want to bury a good statement, which is what that was, it was red and there wasn't much dialogue. that is what i think was missing. >> harris: i'm glad we started off with his full comments because i think it is important for everybody to kind of keep seeing it and digesting it becaus

mary magdalen catholic church in abbeville, louisiana. dozens of families in attendance.ideo showing a parishioner approaching the priest in the middle of mass, the priest then urging everyone to sit and join him in prayer. while the suspect never appears in the video, the church says he opened a back door. parishioners confronting him quickly and calling police. as officers race to the scene, panic erupting in the church. parents fleeing with their children. >> calm down and just get next to your child and go slowly. >> reporter: clergy crouching behind the altar. tonight authorities say there were no injuries reported and that 16-year-old suspect arrested and taken to a mental health facility for evaluation. david, so far, police have not released a motive in this case, but we do know the suspect is being charged with terrorizing and possession of a firearm by a juvenile. meanwhile, the church says they will continue to have uniformed police officers at all their future masses. david? >> david: mireya villarreal tonight. mireya, thank you. >>> at this hour, we're tracki

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joining us now is donald trump's knees, mary trump. of a book about her uncle, called too much and never enough, how my family created the world's most dangerous man. also the host of the nerd avengers. i should tell you this is mary's first interview since the verdict today. it's nice to see you. thank you for being with us tonight. we appreciate having you here. >> it's great to be with you. >> what was your reaction when you first heard the news? >> i was, as you can imagine, relieved, happy. it took a minute to sink in, but also as the counts when one through 34, guilty, guilty, guilty, et cetera, the weight of this moment really sunk in. it really hit me. this has so much meaning for all of us. i am incredibly proud of my city and my state. i am really relieved on behalf of the american people. this was such a long time coming and i know he has been found guilty of the charges that were presented to the jury. in some ways it feels like it is standing in for all of the crimes this man has gotten away with his entire life. so there

anne-marie? >> astrid martinez in new york. thank you. >>> while the chancellor of ucla was testifying in front of congress, pro-palestinian protesters set up a new encampment. some demonstrators even climbed up the roof of a building to hang a banner as police moved in to clear it out. some clashes broke out. in washington, republican lawmakers put the chancellor along with the presidents of rutgers and northwestern on the hot seat for allegedly not doing enough to combat the rise in anti-semitism. natalie brand reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: the wave of pro-palestinian demonstrations that spread across college campuses nationwide took center stage on capitol hill thursday. >> the goal is to engage with students to the extent possible. >> reporter: house republicans pressed northwestern university president michael schill about jewish students' claims that encampment protesters harassed them. >> i'm asking the question, you're required to answer. isn't it true that a jewish northwestern student was assaulted? >> we ar