mcdermott and rimey exchanging blows. >> todd: more on that fight coming up. i have a vested interest in this. we are going to get you into hockey. >> carley: i'm going to be a hockey person. >> todd: it better happen sooner rather than later. we'll make you news people. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. starting with this, dhs rearresting three of the eight nyc migrant squatters arrested last week on gun charges after they returned to their squatter home in the bronx after getting let go without any bail. >> good morning, the neighborhood there is outraged that those migrant squatters rearrested were just released without bail despite facing multiple gun charges and many past run-ins with law enforcement. including a 24-year-old illegal immigrant from venezuela who prompted the initial raid at the squatser home last week, where eight were arrested after he was seen with a gun outside the home. he was pointing the loaded gun at someone when police arrived and being taeled him. last augus

i had a chance to sit down with ill mcdermott in his offices in new york and had him describe to me how he came from modest routes to the top of the corporate world and how he inspires his troops, inspires his customers and loves his job. in october of 2019, you surprise the business world by stepping down as the ceo of sap, a very large company whose value had more than doubled during your co-ceo and ceo position. you took a position with a smaller, less known company, service now. usually when people leave a job they go to a bigger company, why did you go to a smaller company? bill i saw the future and where was going. i had a great run at s.a.p. and it was a pleasure taking it from 39 billion to 163 an inspiring lots of people and customers. it was a wonderful experience. after 17 years i was ready to do something different. when i saw service now in the marketplace, i knew what it was. and i knew what it could do and i knew, with my background, i was a pretty good full troll fit for what service now needed to scale. david: what does service now do? tell me in simple english language

liz: bill mcdermott, great to have you.r business leaders. the federal reserve kicked off a full day policy meeting and jerome powell will reveal rates, it is expected that rates will stay unchanged for the sixth time in a row. the the fed is in wait and see mode after inflation reported that start the year but tomorrow we will get indication of how strongly us economy is with april's national employment read, at margin job openings and labor turnover for the jolts report. right now probability the fed making its first rate cut has been pushed further down the calendar to september. it's not even 50%. yesterday it was. today it is 48% according to fed funds futures. as we countdown to the fed rate decision announcement tomorrow, could stubborn inflation be enough to postpone rate cuts this year? joining me is vice chair for supervision, randy quarrels, the cofounder and chairman. i know a couple months ago, june would be the first rate cut. care to amend that on our show? >> if your member the expectations at the beginning

bill mcdermott but bill at service now would argue, are you kidding me? come on.ing really well. i keep coming back to meta is in control here meta and the bonds and meta's -- look you know, when a guy says, trust me, well, david, you know, i'm from the government. trust me >> although, the guy is mark zuckerberg, and you know, he's -- he may be dressing nicely, but he's still a cold-blooded killer, and i say that in the nicest way >> that's an odd way to put it the killers is a good group. i would buy meta here. >> you know what i mean. he is singularly focused, has been since the dorm room at harvard, and the man can execute. >> yeah. >> and so, to your point, doesn't he get the benefit of the doubt? well, he very well may that said, when people do the math, especially on the second quarter guidance, which, again, as we pointed out a year ago is when the chinese e-commerce company started to spend enormously on the platform start lapping that your revenue numbers are not going to be up as much, although what do you pay for this thing really you think only pay --

jeremy mcdermott, texas pink time researching over nice crime in the america, has faced in mid in columbia aquino crime of cocaine and columbia sells for 2002 s dollars. but what it moves abroad, it's worth weigh more than that. the average price of a key to a cocaine in the united states is between, depending on point events, be between $16.00 and $25000.00. where is that same key though, is was, that's at least even as high as mode $40000.00 in your there is the increased cost and simply moving it across the united states. it's much easier to reach. so this means a lot of people can earn money by smartlight cocaine to europe. we will get to this part of the story of it later. what would you need to know now? is that europe is a growing up and coming market for cocaine. and it is catching up with the stock aging markets in north america, especially the us, europe is so some are truck to for truck traffic hers because penalties for drug offenses are less if you then in the u. s. for example. and controls have not been as tough. so with milk and flooding. europe thomas, this is changing, an

mcdermott and rempe exchanging blows. >> todd: eight players four from each team ejected and all 10 received five-minute fighting penalties. carley challenged me to a fight, i messed up that line. no doubt matt rempe was going to fight yesterday. these teams met less than a month ago, that move got him ejected and suspendd and in hockey, you police your own on the ice, the devil trading for that guy, 23, curtis mcdermott for this very moment, they traded for him for this moment, the two fought longest during yesterday's brawl. i have to read this, last night's game end with rangers winning 4-e 32. who said yea? you want to go? conchear concho, pirro and let's settle this and go. >> brian: like "anchorman." >> todd: don't touch the head or face. >> brian: battle of the sexes. >> steve: guy from pbs shows up. >> ainsley: you can't hit a girl. >> todd: you can bring a proxy m male. >> ainsley: i will bring sean han hannity. he trains everyday. >> todd: my contact at ice, i'm going after him next. he texted me from the gym where he works out two hours a day. this devils-rangers rivalry is seriou

bill mcdermott joins us now. let's cover off the classic earnings stuff.ou have a strong quarter and then you given outlook which relative to concessions estimates was disappointing. what would your pushback to that market reaction be? >> first you have to look at the triple play we just pulled off and we had a beat on the top line, a beat on the bottom line and we raised the full-year guidance. so if the high-class problem was solving for is we did not raise the guidance enough, everyone can really relax because over the last five years that i've been here we always beat and we have every expectation of doing so again. ed: i want to invite you to give the basics of what service now does. a portion of the audience knows the name. they might appreciate just an explanation of what you are doing out in the world. my summary is you are trying to capture i.t. spend, the budget for i.t. spend for all kinds of companies. bill: the best way to sum it up is think of service now as the ai platform for business transformation. if you look at companies today, they nee

one of the most successful business executives in the world over the past 10 years has been bill mcdermott. he took s.a.p. to record heights. i had a chance to sit down with him in his offices in new york and had him described to me how we came from very modest roots to the top of the corporate world and how he inspires his troops, inspires his customers and of his job. so in october of 2019 you surprised the business world by stepping down as the ceo of s.a.p., a very, very large company who is valued at more than doubled during your co-ceo position and ceo position, and you took a position with a much smaller or less known company. usually when people leave a job they go to a bigger company. why did you go to a smaller company? >> i saw the future and where it was going. i had a great run and it was a pleasure taking it from $39 billion to $163 billion, really inspiring lots of people and customers. but after 17 years, nearly 10 as ceo i was ready to do something different. and when i saw service now in the marketplace i knew what it was. and i knew what it could do, and i knew with my b

alison mcdermott brought a case against her employer in 2021 after being sacked. i think, for some reason, - he had a real problem with the fact i was a well—paid professional woman — when her case received some publicity, the hr consultant was contacted by four women who had all appeared before the judge at employment tribunals in leeds. as usual, it's left to the victims to find one another, _ come together and say, . we are not accepting this. excuse me, mr lancaster? yes? bbc news... we approached judge lancaster with the group's concerns. several women have accused you of bias, bullying and misogyny. what would you say to them? would you like to apologise to any of them in any way? in a statement, the court and tribunalsjudiciary said it could not comment in response to any conduct allegations. michael buchanan, bbc news, leeds. a trial of the world's first personalised vaccine for the deadliest form of skin cancer has begun in the uk. steve young, from hertfordshire, was one of the first to get the jab, which uses a technology found in some covid vaccines. e

alison mcdermott brought a case against her employer in 2021 after being sacked.n. i think for some reason, he had a real problem with the fact that i was a well—paid professional woman. when herjudgement received some publicity, the hr consultant was contacted by the other women and learned of their complaints about the judge. as usual, it's left to the victims to find one another, come together and say, "we're not accepting this". excuse me, mr lancaster? yes. bbc news. we approached judge lancaster with the group's concerns. several women have accused you of bias, bullying and misogyny. what would you say to them? would you like to apologise to any of them in any way? in a statement, the court and tribunaljudiciary said, "we cannot provide comment in response to any conduct allegations". this is someone who has been allowed to behave like this, unchecked. the women, who all lost their cases, now provide support to each other, but say their previously fundamental belief in the fairness of british justice has been shattered. michael buchanan, bbc news, leeds. a l

rempi refused to fight mcdermott during a game before . mcdermott during a game before. mass brawl . all started on him. mass brawl. all ten players involved. there were five fights in this and everybody had a lovely time. and the thing is, they pick their partner. it's like, okay, yeah, i'm going after you. you're going after me, and then we get it on. and that's what they did and they all got into look at him. love unbelievable. it him. love it. unbelievable. it was violent as what was almost as violent as what you put me through. just a moment. >> so do we have an hr. department? >> is there an hr department? >> is there an hr department? >> well, well okay. >> well, well okay. >> fine. of sorts. >> fine. of sorts. >> okay, i'll take your get out. >> okay, i'll take your get out. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i throw you out. >> before i throw you out. >> before i throw you out. >> out? oh, ellie, >> throw you out? oh, ellie, help out with out . help me out with crying out. >> sit there for. >> sit there for. >> leave him alone. he ain't worth it. she shouts. >> get

doubling the ceo says artificial intelligence is now the fastest selling in company history catch bill mcdermott this morning at 9:00 a.m. >>> different story with chipotle shares are popping this morning. the fast food chain beating earnings revenue brian nichol speaking out yesterday. >> we are seeing every transaction of sub 50,000 to north of 150,000 we see strength in the business with every income cohort and customer in chipotle >> niccol adding in terms of the international expansion, it has the ability to increase the sales. >>> and now we have the corporate stories with silvana henao at cnbc hq >> good morning, frank more trouble for apple in china. preliminary data showing apple has lost its title as the country's biggest smartphone seller in the first quarter. shipments falling 6.6% in the period compared to a year ago. apple now in third place in terms of market share in china behind brands honor and huawei. >>> microsoft backed data company pricing the ipo at $32 per share above the expected range and on the back of the offering, the company now being valued at $5.6 billion it is se

mcdermott -- they exchanged gloves. has gloves off at the garden. >> dana: two seconds into the starting game. they started throwing punches and the coaches were screaming at each other. the game ended in a 4-three win for the rangers and the crowd went wild. >> bill: this guy for the rangers, first year player, so he is 6'7 in bare feet. when he puts on ice skates he is seven feet tall. his arm reach is here to across the room. he gets in a lot of fights. he takes care of business. >> dana: more red bull. >> bill: driving rescue efforts underway to save americans stranded in haiti. are these men having success? they'll join us live coming up in a moment right here. why not do what thousands of veteran families have done. call newday and pay off that high rate debt with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets you pay off your credit cards and car loans with one easy monthly payment. get the cash you need and the peace of mind you deserve. >> tech: at safelite, we'll take care of fixing your windshield. but d

. >> on 5, mcdermott exchanging blows. everybody has gloves off at the garden. >> ainsley: four players from each team were ejected but all 10 received five minute fighting penalties. the rangers got the win 4-3. >> brian: one great thing about hockey, five minutes to think about it and then you get to play again. most interesting fight is that one. 6'7", sea rookie, he can play but most of all everyone is testing him to see if he can fight. i think the answer is yes. >> ainsley: weren't they trying to plan a fight before the game? >> brian: the last time they played i guess they had some bad blood so why waste time? >> steve: let's have the fight earlier in the game the guy says no, let's have it later. as it turns out. they dropped the puck and the actual melee started. >> ainsley: gentlemen, this is why we should turn to women's sports. >> brian: perfect transition. [laughter] >> lawrence: women like it too. they love it. >> ainsley: lsu, iowa game the highest it was most watched men and women's college basketball game

mcdermott and repeats jamesondy blows, but everybody has gloves off in the garden. . that was awesome. now, i used to play hockey as as awes kiomd and you woke snowflakesu o out. they won't like this. we fought almost everyke . nd and you know what? it made all of us stronger and tougher. maf those stroi know. n not politically correct. oh, well, that's your loss poli it's all the time we have left. let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld, sitting down eface na smile on your fac nextex. yes. happy birthday, everyone. >> oh, pens. let's get started. >> former president bill clinton has a memoir coming out this fal tnt bill l, his life ah the white house. needless to sae y, it's a pop upbook book. >> a new report claims that donald trump's spotify playlist includes suspicious mind that dos, elvis hello by ll richie. >> november rain by, guns n roses. meanwhile, president biden's playlist includes knockin on heaven's door by bob dylan. according to a friend, tigerer woods is saying no to during no preparation for the masters.n on >> no word yet if he'll wor be switc

mcdermott and repeats jamesondy blows, but everybody has gloves off in the garden. . that was awesome. now, i used to play hockey as as awes kiomd and you woke snowflakesu o out. they won't like this. we fought almost everyke . nd and you know what? it made all of us stronger and tougher. maf those stroi know. n not politically correct. oh, well, that's your loss poli it's all the time we have left. let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld, sitting down eface na smile on your fac nextex

bill mcdermott from servicenow would say we're nowhere near. marc benioff has now products coming out that say we're nowhere near saturation. it's very early. there's -- it is -- you know, let's accept cohen's interview. someone found $25 million. i think that he sells himself short. he would be the first, because he's got great people. he didn't mention any individual stocks. that's smart on his part, i think. but they know how to do this stuff. salesforce, all those stocks are the same chart. if we put up servicenow. the only one that's not the same is adobe, and adobe, i'm worried about. >> why are you worried? >> because they've got a low-end competitor that's come in, basically made it so that their suite's very expensive. >> that's canva. >> they pronounce it with a philadelphia accent, i'm grateful. >> i think it's an australian founder. >> he's an australian philadelphian. >> do you think that's a real competitor? >> their most recent acquisition was good. the suite -- they just need one design school to capitulate and lose -- leave ado

. >> everybody wants -- look, yesterday, bill mcdermott talked -- servicenow -- talked about people goingn a.i. dave, this was an a.i. explosion last night but no one talked about the check that you have to write to nvidia, because all these guys are coming up with their own faux little chips, you know? look, you heard micron we were talking about the high bandwidth. it is just remarkable how much -- how much that nvidia's behind all of these, and people should remember that, because i know a lot of people feel nvidia's seen its day, it's come and gone, and i don't think so blackwell, as he mentioned, next generation, allows you to do this perfect video >> it was interesting to listen to sanjay talk about how chip intensive the new pc cycle will be by the way, microsoft pcs, up 17%. was a beat they do guide cloud and azure higher look for double-digit revenue growth in fiscal '25 that's in line with the street, jim. b. of a said the only a.i. beneficiary at this point is microsoft, in a sense. >> well -- >> although they didn't give a lot of detail around copilot >> that's not fair no, th

strictly star zara mcdermott is telling us about her new documentary looking behind the curtain at there was started deliberately. a campaign to enable all victims of crime to request a transcript of court proceedings free of charge is being backed by london's victims' commissioner. currently, survivors of serious crime often have to pay thousands of pounds to access details of their abusers trial. the liberal democrats are behind the proposals. if you're not able to attend the court hearing, if you're not able to understand why the jury might have come to the decision they came to, that you should be able to look at the transcript of that court case in your own time when you're ready to think about it, when you need to. if you need that court transcript to help you come to terms with what happened, that should just be made available to you and there shouldn't be a cost. well, the ministry ofjustice says it's announced a pilot scheme that will enable victims of serious sexual offences to request a copy of the judge's sentencing remarks free of charge. zookeepers at london zoo are celeb