since then he has founded the michael j. foxoundation for parkinson's research which has raised over $1 billion for research, and to celebrate its 20th year. his new memoir is called "no time like the future: an optimist considers mortality." welcome, michael. i'm curious, you write a new book, and just when it is about to come out,ut covid comes. you went back to writing the epilogue. in light of this pod, how did you. respond? >> it was very interesting be involved in something so, -- two years of my life with challenges and meanwhile we're all challenged by this virus. i don't type because the spec and they don't write because it eligible. i have a partner who is my producer in television and she sits and the dictates you are. it was challenging that the routine was i was in quarantine with my family on long island and she was just a little ways away but she couldn't come to me. we did s it by facetime. it was really interesting because i could dictate and gave her my story. i had to excuse myself to get aa glass of water and

needs to get this thing under control not just for brazil but for the rest of the world all right michael fox in for enough was brazil tonight's michael we appreciate your reporting thank you steve. well contrast the situation in brazil with that in portugal almost mirror opposites portugal has started easing its coronavirus restrictions after a strict walk down that lasted more than 2 months back in january portugal had one of the highest corona virus infection rates in the world t w xian philip shoulders went to the capital lisbon to see how they flattened that curve sitting in a cafe with friends still a dream for millions possible again in portugal nearly everyone spent the last 2 months at home this was forbidden but now shops primary schools and cafes are open again and people are delighted to. see it but it feels almost euphoric simply to be able to sit here and watch people walk past a scene. i was in no way against the lockdown it was very important. but i think we now all really need to be able to enjoy life again. instead of just going to work and then looking at our own 4 walls. s

needs to get this thing under control not just for brazil but for the rest of the world all right michael fox in for enough was brazil tonight michael we appreciate your reporting thank you steve. well contrast the situation in brazil with that in portugal almost mirror opposite portugal has started easing its coronavirus restrictions after a strict walk down that lasted more than 2 months back in january portugal had one of the highest corona virus infection rates in the world t w xian village olds went to the capital lisbon to see how they flattened that curve sitting in a cafe with friends still a dream for millions possible again in portugal nearly everyone spent the last 2 months i told him this was forbidden but now shops primary schools and cafes are open again and people are delighted. but it feels almost euphoric simply to be able to sit here and watch people walk past. the so quantum i was in no way against the lockdown it was very important. but i think we now all really need to be able to enjoy life again. instead of just going to work and then looking at our own 4 walls that abou

and he's just the sweetest guy, michael j. fox >> jimmy: go michael j. fox.t record" because - >> you were, like, the first supporter of "hit record." man, i've been doing this a long time and you were always so supportive. >> jimmy: cut to last year, you do a limited -- you do a series called "create together," a youtube series, and it wins an emmy. congratulations. [ cheers and applause >> thanks, man >> jimmy: can we explain to folks, like, how it works or how did you even come up with the youtube show >> "hit record" is just a place where people do exactly that they create things together, art of all kinds, short films or music or writing or anything you know, so much online, art and creativity, can be about, "hey, world, look at me, look what i made. and that's great but on "hit record," it's less about "look at me" and it's more about what can do if we collaborate? what can we make together? and so people start projects and they join each other's projects and build on each other and they remix each other and make all kinds of cool things together. and t

needs to get this thing under control not just for brazil but for the rest of the world all right michael fox in for enough was brazil tonight michael we've reset your reporting thank you steve. well contrast the situation in brazil with that in portugal almost mirror opposite portugal has started easing its coronavirus restrictions after a strict walk down that lasted more than 2 months back in january portugal had one of the highest corona virus infection rates in the world t w xian phillips olds went to the capital lisbon to see how they flattened that curve sitting in a cafe with friends still a dream for millions possible again in portugal nearly everyone spent the last 2 months at home this was forbidden but now shops primary schools and cafes are open again and people are delighted. but it feels almost euphoric simply to be able to sit here and watch people walk past. and so quantum i was in no way against the lockdown it was very important. but i think we now all really need to be able to enjoy life again. instead of just going to work and then looking at our own 4 walls. since my fat

today's talk is entitled michael j. fox, an optimist considers mortality. ank you to the foundation for supporting the good literature program. and now it is my pleasure to introduce michael j. fox. we are delighted to have you here, michael. thanks to come to the commonwealth club business and leadership forum. michael has written a new memoir, and that is that his

michael -- fox business exclusive.n as, obviously, somebody who's very involved in the crypto world, what it does for the overall vision of cryptocurrency. >> yeah. well, first of all, liz, thanks for having me. i think it is fantastic news, to be honest. i think we've sort of witnessed over the last year or so how crypto basically moved its way into the mainstream and being used not only for, as this highly speculative sort of investment vehicle, but also, you know, we're starting to see more and more of the real world use cases. and i think that's actually paying salaries and being able to basically mix value in crypto. it's definitely the main use case for which this was invented. liz: yeah, you know, you've got mark i cuban of the dallas mavericks who was very forward thinking in themes of allowing fans to pay for suites, things like that, when it comes to cryptocurrency. there's an nfl lineman who's converted half of his salary into bitcoin. that's his own choice. so i think that the sports world almost seems to b

who wants to paralyze michael j fox. that is the funniest thing i have ever heard.- [inaudible] worsening symptoms. the damage had already been done it was an intense experience that i could not watch after those. hard to do this walking exercise you hear people say that. it is true. you had to learn to transfer weight. to your toes. my tendency was my toes and i would fall forward. i had in baltimore. [inaudible] i had one of those wonderful chairs and doctors and my family was really supportive and so great. cheering me on. tracy was fantastic. i was in martha's vineyard on vacation with my family. i was 13. august 12 i left the vineyard to go back to the city. i was all excited about it. my daughter came back with me from the vineyard. she said let me stay. i said, no, i don't need any help. i am all right. i sent her home. i woke up the next morning and had some breakfast. i.c.e. fell on the tile floor and shattered my left arm. i was just twisted, messed up. i knew that it was bad. so, i crawled over to the wall. i called my daughter. it would be cruel to her w

. >> to watch his entire program visit booktv.org and search for michael j fox of the title of his book "no time like the future". >> we are honored to listen in on two career long champions of liberty as they ponder the state of religious freedom domestically and globally. doctor tom serves as president of the religious freedom institute, a nonprofit that works to advance freedom for everyone. and as a source of political stability, economic development and international security. few bring to the issue of religious freedom of the years of research, analysis and impact serving for 28 years in the u.s. army and the u.s. foreign service. in 1999 he became the first director of the state department's office of international religious freedom. directed to the weatherspoon institute for religious freedom, task force, was a member of the chicago world's affairs task force on religion and u.s. foreign policy. taught at the national defense university and served on the secretary of state's earth working group. from 2008-2018, he was associate professor of the practice of religion and world aff

and my only memory is i met michael j. foxause his coffee wasn't hot enough. >> jimmy: he did? what? >> and then the next year i was at the up-front, the fox up-fronts for "that '70s show" and some kid was like is that coffee hot enough, sir? i was like yes! like you are enough. >> jimmy: can i tell you something? i just head this weird memory. laura prepon, who was your castmate was on that show when it first came out. and she was at the up-front too. and i happened to be standing near the desk at the hotel, and she looked at me and she said "do you work for fox?" and at the time i was on fox sports. and i yes, i do. "they do not have my room right. will you handle this for me?" and i said i'll get right on that. you just go sit over there. i'll take care of it. >> jimmy: did you take care of it? >> no, i left. i never took care of anything. of course not. what can i take care of. >> if all of you new laura, that sounds about right. >> jimmy: this show is very funny. the idea of the show is three siblings very different finan

that's how that julia fox says her client lieutenant herman robinson feels after he was fired by the vallejo police department. >> attorneys confirmed police lieutenant's robinson and michael nick illini were fired. i asked fox why the tenant robinson was fired state. take issue with him. have. >> they shared information that 18 confidential with a former employee, a former captain more specifically. i've police department that former employee is now a peace officer and another bay area agency. >> fox has represented the tenant robinson since the investigation began in the summer of 2020. he was on administrative leave and he was fired. but for several months after the investigation, he was still working see was not on administrative leave initially he was interviewed at the end of summer 2020. >> he remains in his full capacity as lieutenants and he was not placed on administrative leave until after the holidays. this is video of the tenant robinson from a story we did with him in 2014. >> fox says he's been with the police department for more than 40 years. his father was the first black police officer in vallejo. >> he's a son the first african-american police officer i

how that julia fox says her client lieutenant herman robinson a feels after he was fired by the vallejo police department. >> attorneys confirmed police lieutenant's robinson and michael nicolini were fired. i asked fox why the tenant robinson was fired state. take issue with him. have. >> they shared information that 18 confidential with a former employee a former captain more specifically. i've police department that former employee is now a peace officer and another bay area agency. >> fox has represented the tenant robinson since the investigation began in the summer of 2020. he was on administrative leave and he was fired. but for several months after the investigation, he was still working was not on administrative leave initially he was interviewed at the end of summer 2020. >> he remains in his full capacity as lieutenants and he was not placed on administrative leave until after the holidays. this is video of the tenant robinson from the story we did with him in 2014. >> fox says he's been with the police department for more than 40 years. his father was the first black police officer in vallejo. >> he's the son the first african-american police officer in th

he's also a fox news contributor. michael goodwin. good to see you. let's break this story down. at play here. first off, a very serious question of joking about potential foreign influence on u.s. policy and potential corruption is appropriate. people seem to wisely agree that hunter biden is perfectly -- it's his prerogative to joke about his past struggles with addiction if he chooses but when it comes to influences upon his father and the current administration and his foreign business dealings, it's not a laughing matter. what do you think? >> thank you, gillian. i think if we want to understand the context, try to imagine that is donald trump's son sitting there with an addiction problem and with an influence pedalling history. would we be laughing about it? would jimmy kimmel be laughing about it? i'd say no. he wouldn't be invited on the show. the media is trying to turn this into a joke. i agree with you. addiction itself is no laughing matter. secondly, this is about the man that is now president of the united states. the laptop, hunter biden doesn't want to confess it'

that's how that julia fox says her client lieutenant herman robinson feels after he was fired by the vallejo police department. >> attorneys confirmed police lieutenant's robinson and michaelick illini were fired. i asked fox why the tenant robinson was fired state. take issue with him. have. >> they shared information that 18 confidential with a former employee, a former captain more specifically. i've police department that former employee is now a peace officer and another bay area agency. >> fox has represented the tenant robinson since the investigation began in the summer of 2020. he was on administrative leave and he was fired. but for several months after the investigation, he was still working see was not on administrative leave initially he was interviewed at the end of summer 2020. >> he remains in his full capacity as lieutenants and he was not placed on administrative leave until after the holidays. this is video of the tenant robinson from a story we did with him in 2014. >> fox says he's been with the police department for more than 40 years. his father was the first black police officer in vallejo. >> he's a son the first african-american police officer in

that's how that julia fox says her client lieutenant herman robinson feels after he was fired by the vallejo police department attorneys confirmed police lieutenant's robinson and michaelillini were fired. i asked fox why the tenant robinson was fired state. take issue with him. have. >> they shared information that they deemed confidential with a former employee a former captain more specifically. i've police department that former employee is now a peace officer and another bay area agency. >> fox has represented the tenant robinson since the investigation began in the summer of 2020. he was on administrative leave and he was fired. but for several months after the investigation, he was still working see was not on administrative leave initially he was interviewed at the end of summer 2020. >> he remains in his full capacity as lieutenants and he was not placed on administrative leave until after the holidays. this is video of the tenant robinson from the story we did with him in 2014, fox says he's been with the police department for more than 40 years. his father was the first black police officer in vallejo. >> he's the son the first african-american police office

michael. would the on-air on fox -- people did communicate with donald trump through the tv, does that count if you were prosecuting this case, that he was on telling asking for blanket pardons which you could impute to mean for himself as well? >> everything you say, whether in writing, whether orally, whether broadcast, whether in a tweet is a potential admission. any statement by a party opponent, any statement by a defendant that is relevant to the crime being tried is admissible as evidence. listen, nobody was falling for him trying to mask read the fact that he wanted a pardon by throwing into the mix the thanksgiving turkey and joe exotic. i don't think gaetz cared about those two particular animals or people. i think he wanted a pardon and he was trying to put a little bit of window dressing on it saying let's give it to some other folks, too, and maybe i'll get lost in the mix. >> michael, now that we have this new information that there's added potential criminality, and he's denying it, but there's this new story out there. can you give us specifics on whether this request for a pard

that's how that julia fox says her client lieutenant herman robinson feels after he was fired by the vallejo police department. >> attorneys confirmed police lieutenant's robinson and michael nick illini were fired this week. i asked fox why the tenant robinson was fired state. take issue with him. have. >> they shared information that 18 confidential with a former employee, a former captain more specifically. i've police department that former employee is now a peace officer and another bay area agency. >> fox has represented the tenant robinson since the investigation began in the summer of 2020. he was on administrative leave and he was fired. but for several months after the investigation, he was still working was not on initially he was interviewed at the end of summer 2020. >> he remains in his full capacity as lieutenants and he was not placed on administrative leave until after the holidays. this is video of the tenant robinson from the story we did with him in 2014. >> fox says he's been with the police department for more than 40 years. his father was the first black police officer in vallejo. >> he's a son the first african-american police officer in the valley.

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jon: republican and democrat congressman michael mccaul and david cicilline were on "fox news sunday"ing views about this. listen. >> i think the president should listen to the former senator joe biden who was against this. you know, fdr tried to pack the court. his own democrat-run judiciary committee in the '30s said it was a dangerous precedent, it was blatantly unconstitutional. >> i have to chuckle a little about packing the court. the only one who's packed the court have been the republicans when they abolished the filibuster, jammed through nominees, and they refused to take up the nomination of merrick garland. jon: so in the democrats' mind, the fact that merrick garland didn't receive a hearing is tantamount to packing the court. how do you see it? >> well, i supported garland getting a vote in the senate, but that doesn't mean that they were packing the court. it's ridiculousment this is the reinvention of terms like infrastructure to mean something that they're not. i mean, it is not packing the court for the senate to refuse to vote or to vote in a way that you don't like

that's how that julia fox says her client lieutenant herman robinson a feels after he was fired by the vallejo police department attorneys confirmed police lieutenant's robinson and michaelweek. i asked fox why the tenant robinson was fired state. take issue with him. have. >> they shared information that 18 confidential with a former employee, a former captain more specifically. i've police department that former employee is now a peace officer and another bay area agency. >> fox has represented the tenant robinson since the investigation began in the summer of 2020. he was on administrative leave and he was fired. but for several months after the investigation, he was still working see was not on administrative leave initially he was interviewed at the end of summer 2020. >> he remains in his full capacity as lieutenants and he was not placed on administrative leave until after the holidays. this is video of the tenant robinson from the story we did with him in 2014, fox says he's been with the police department for more than 40 years. his father was the first black police officer in vallejo. >> he's the son the first african-american police officer in the valley. oak

michael. take a listen to donald trump here on fox business. >> rudy giuliani is a great faker. he does these things. he just loves these things. and they raid his apartment? it's like so unfair and such -- it's like a double standard like i don't think anybody's ever seen before. it's very, very unfair. >> is donald trump scared right now? >> yes, i think he's scared. and as i have said on other programs and, you know, to the press, donald we have seen this before. we saw it when they came and they raided my hotel, my room and my law office, right? and you decided that you didn't know who i was, that he was very angry that they had raided one of his attorney's offices. donald trump doesn't care about rudy giuliani. donald trump didn't care about rudy giuliani until rudy was actually doing free legal work for him. and rudy didn't care much about donald trump until rudy needed donald's power of the presidency in order to drum up business. there is no loyalty between the two. rudy will do what rudy needs to do in order to protect himself. what's interesting is where donald turned

fox news. yeah, let's go now. the michael cardoza ktvu legal analyst. so michael, what did you make of today's closing arguments? i want you to start first with the prosecution. all right? i thought they did a very, very good job. you know, it's difficult to criticize other lawyers, especially lawyers of this caliber. the only thing i would make comments about besides, they did a wonderful job. they laid out the evidence theyai i would have liked to have seen a little bit more emotion their case. having said that they did a great job. yeah, michael, you mentioned they really took those jurors today back to all of the testimony that they heard from witnesses also, you know, pointing out the video once again and then that that sentence excuse me from the attorney that this was not policing. this was murder effective. very effective because if you watch that video what other conclusion? can you come to the second degree murder is what we call in california felony murder if you commit a felony, even though you don't intend to kill anybody, for example, you

fox in november and then we'll talk. >> president trump should pardon michael flynn, pardon the thanksgiving turkey, pardon everyone fromimself, his administration officials from joe exotic if he has to. you see from the radical left a blood loss that will only be quenched if they come after the people who work hard to animate the trump administration with the policies and the vigor and the effectiveness that delivered for the american people. so i think that the president ought to wield that pardon power effectively and robustly. >> oh, boy. so "the new york times" says that is unclear if gaets fwaits or the white house knew about this. how does this sound now? >> how to sounds to a former prosecutor, consciousness of guilt. so the notion that he wasn't to the former president to ask for a blanket preemptive pardon doesn't go to the elements of the crime that are reportedly being investigated. if they end up at trial with matt gaetz in the defendant's chair, you better believe they will try to put in this evidence because it demonstrates time he went to former president trump to ask he knew did something wrong and he w

fox. we will have raise racers jeff gordon the daytona 2500 winner michael mcdowell and of course there isr in the race this weekend. pete: our favorite guest for sure corey lajoie driving the 7 car wrapped in american flag fox nation. pulling for him and jay demarcus as well. we hope that tomorrow the weather is a little bit better than today. the reason we are using stick mics today it's pouring outside and if we didn't you would not be able to hear us. i don't know if you can see it it's raining sheets. they're saying tomorrow the forecast is drier rachel. rachel: other guest steve scalise, representative it steve scalise, tammy bruise. pete: we are doing other things than nascar. rachel: a little bit. pete: okay, fine. will: there is a lot going on in our country as we speak. pete: before we get to politics and we will do a lot of that. we also have a package because will and i wept out to the infield yesterday and talked to a lot of folks. the people here don't want to talk politics. they don't. we played corn hole. will: we did. pete: drank beer. will: a little parking lot bowling. w

fox news. joining us now is our legal expert michael cardoza.a prosecutor and defense attorney mike let's start with the prosecution here. they rested their case today. how would you grade them? and did they do what they needed to do, frankly, absolutely did what they needed to do. 38 witnesses later in my mind, they convince this jury beyond a reasonable doubt that mr sheldon is guilty, but it will be up to the jury to decide whether it's a second degree. murder, a third degree murder or a second degree manslaughter. i thought they did a splendid job, but keep in mind. they had an army of lawyers working on this case they had at least 10, plus lawyers working on this and the defense has well one. let's move now to the defense speaking of them today, they call their first witness. he's a former officer and an expert on use of force. and today, he said, quote i felt that derrick show vin was justified and was acting with reasonable nous and. following minneapolis police department policy and current standards of law enforcement in his interaction

fox nation, tucker carlson today. you had a really cool interview with michael moss whoever doesn't know him, he's a pulitzer prize-winningrnalist and he's written a lot on addicting foods, watch. >> the people, engineering, marketing these products don't eat their own products. either because they know better healthwise or they are concerned about losing control. i think that is one of the difficult aspects of this, kind of knowing who was vulnerable and when and how can they deal with that? >> laura: don't we see the same thing with the big tech ceos, many of them strictly limit their own kids screen time but they are happy to saturate our kids with that? >> tucker: the country is really unhealthy, nothing to do with covid. i'm not lecturing anyone, i've certainly gained and lost tons of pounds over the years, i love fig newtons come i like food, i always have and probably always will. i know firsthand there is a compulsive part of the experience of eating these kinds of foods. you eat an apple you don't feel eating six more apples, you eat an oreo you will eat the whole bag, these foods have been engineered by these co

verdict, it's a long verdict, all the trials that we've covered here on fox news channel going back to o.j. simpson, scott peterson, michael jackson, timothy mcveigh, a quick verdict except in o.j. simpson is very bad news for the defendant and i think that a lot of defense attorneys that we've talked to over the last several days and weeks would concur with the fact that this does not appear to bode well for derek chauvin who by the way is 44 years old and if convicted on all of these things, unless the sentences run concurrent, it's one after the other, then you're talking about the fact that he could walk out in eight, nine, ten years. >> neil: amazing, i had forgotten about his willingness to go ahead and plead to the third-degree murder charge back in the beginning of all of this. thank you very much, mercedes is on the phone right now, what do you read into this, the quick nature of this, all of the other things you've been hearing, the verdict that we are supposed to hear any minute now. >> most defense attorneys will tell you that if you've got a quick turnaround when the jury is deliberating it is not good news fo

in september of 2017, donald trump's former fixer, michael cohen, told "vanity fair's" emily jane foxme, essentially, a robert mueller informant and just a year and a half after that bullet comment, michael cohen testified to congress that trump was a racist, that trump was a con man, that trump was a cheater. literally as we speak, cohen is in the process of cooperating with government agencies still investigating donald trump and his family and his businesses. that is what law enforcement can do. the fact-finding and pressure can do that to anyone. keep that in mind as we monitor the situation surrounding congressman matt gaetz and his former wingman, joel greenberg, the former tax collector for seminole county. you remember greenberg previously pleaded not guilty to a slew of charges, including sex trafficking a minor. that charge is reportedly how gaetz was ensnared in the case to begin with. well, this afternoon, federal prosecutors, along with greenberg's attorney, told a judge in orlando they do not expect greenberg's case to go to trial. instead, they expect a plea. "new york

michael loftus live. [applause] finally, toxic in-your-face and has a i lot of bands over 50. [laughter] foxion, kat timpf. [cheering and applauding] welcome to the program. always a pleasure to see you. >> i'm nervous. greg: here's the thing, let's say a ben & jerry's was robbed, should their employees call the lipolice or would they be worrid it would upset the owners?f that's what you call a brain twister. >> yes. [laughter] >> i live in new york city, which you know, not very far from each other. greg: can i look in your window? [laughter] >> i see you. [laughter] the epicenter of the anti-crime movement, the new york post calls it. it's the no bail for you if you get arrested, get out of jail free, good luckd getting to wok without being punched in the face by a lunatic so if i cross the street to the drugstore to buy ben & jerry's, it's locked in the freezer. [laughter] greg: yes, it is. >> you have to go to the manager to get the key to get some crack tactics sale ben & jerry's because people aren't going to wait there so it's like pretzels and the chubby hubby scale so walk away like

we had a long and really interesting conversation with michael moss today for our new series tucker carlson today. can you get oit on foxd recommend that you too. here is a selection from the conversation. >> can you compare some of these products in the grocery store to alcohol or the cigarettes and even things like heroin? and if you can are there lessons to be drawn from our other addictions that might help us starting to call a lot of these products fast groceries like fast foods from restaurants. and one of the defining characteristics is that they are so highly engineered and processed that you really can't tell what original food stuff from the farm went into them. and much of the grocery store now is populated by me products. not just cookies and soda, ice cream treats, you know, we are talking the freezer aisle and the pasta sauce aisle and on and on and on. the people engineering, marketing, positioning these products don't eat their own products. either because they know better health wise or they are concerned about losing control. i think that's one of the difficult aspects of this is kind of knowing who is

. >> in his opening argument, prosecutor steve fox told jurors that in 1990 michael george was having to get rid of his overweight wife and move on to someone better. >> before the murder the husband wasn't bothering to hide his disdain for his wife barbara according to this prosecution witness. >> theresa testified that she and her son went to comic world the saturday before the murder. >> they were in the store when theresa walked in. >> i had remarked how beautiful his girls were. >> what did he say? >> if it wasn't for his daughters that he would not be with his wife and that he found her unattractive and heavy and if it was up to him he would take the girls and move to florida. >> what was your reaction to that response? >> i couldn't believe he had said something like that to me while she was right there in the store. >> and that same customer was shocked again days later when michael made what she thought was a pass at her during his own wife's viewing at the funeral home. >> he gave me a very inappropriate hug. it would have been a hug that i would only have given my husband.

attorneys confirmed police lieutenant herman robinson and michael nicolini were fired from the vallejo police department this week. i spoke to ut julia fox about why her client lieutenant robinson was fired state. take issue with him. have they shared information that 18 confidential with. >> a former employee, a former captain more specifically. i've police department that former employee is now a peace officer and another bay area agency. >> fox is represented the tenant robinson since the investigation began in the summer of 2020. he was on administrative leave when he was fired. but for several months after the investigation. he was still working. >> he was not on administrative leave. initially he was interviewed at the end of summer 2020. he remains in his full capacity as lieutenants and he was not placed on administrative leave until after the holidays. this is video of the tent robinson from a story we did with him in 2014 fox says he's been with the police department for more than 40 years. >> i asked how he reacted to the firing. >> incredibly painful and disheartening. and confusing. the vallejo police department has been in

with us tonight, fox news contributor, jason, former chief of staff to vice president points. mark short, michaelen and former senate judiciary council greg plus former u.s. attorney guy lewis andt, homeland securiy official, michael. we got more on biden and carries new climate campaign accused of bullying thanks to stop funding to cut oil and gas companies, defund them. they tried to force america to take on false narrative redefining infrastructure to include whatever they want but major concession today. looks like they're backtracking off of that narrative. we'll explain. also john kerry today demanding the u.s. double down on cutting greenhouse gases as john kerry and his family doubles down, using their own personal private jet to fly around the world. wait until you hear the wait until you hear pollution believed to be pouring into the atmosphere. this is do as i say, not as i do climate change on board and democrats pressure campaign getting so out of control to get what they want, far left demonstrators reportedly on protesting democrat senator joe manchin's house, a house boat stopping

planet earth was watching when extraterrestrial cameraman michael collins did his job, all right, but what about that janet that david lee miller? fox man of the moon landing, right, let's talk about what's happening here on the bay area front as we look ahead, mark tamayo twosome increasing temperatures. yeah, that's right. guys had to find the shade in the backyard because they have the sunshine. the warmth definitely kind of highlighting our forecast for today. fact today forget it right? probably one of the warmest days of the week. we'll take off a few degrees as we head into it tomorrow and into a friday take a look at the forecast. if you can't see coming up 44 today, lots of sunshine even for the coastal neighborhoods and temperatures there in the sixties seventies around the bay and the inland neighborhoods on track to reach the eighties. here is the forecast for today, so you'll notice they come harrison from t just talking about one or two degrees, at least about you could see about 4 to 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. satellite lot to clear skies. we have that northerly wind and play so with that no fog to speak u

with kinds ranging from -- clients ranging from disney to fox to amazon, we're joined by one of the top minds in the consulting industry, michaeloinbase going public does signal a paradigm shift, but we are far from full-blown nationwide usage. my question to you is how long is that runway before we get to nationwide adoption? >> i think this really comes down to today bitcoin and overall ethereum and others, they're really stores of value. they're not yet strong payments. so what's going to make a difference, it's when investors are able to buy funds. today you've got morgan stanley which is offering the ability for its wealthier clients to buy, goldman is going to be the second to offer a bitcoin fund. fidelity has already filed an application to do so. so once we see all of the big firms whether it's blackrock or it's bank of america or it's jpmorgan, until we see that the the average investor is able to include an investment in bitcoin as part of their savings or their portfolio, that's when we're going to see this really taking off. liz: if you had to narrow it down to one of those names, if they jump out in front and say

fox news contributor be dapper richard fowler welcome back everyone. >> hi. i know everyone decided to talk about michael moran who but work and play game little later on everyone you stick around for that because chris, kat, richard all incredibly competitive. let's talk about competition, chris. stay to have been more competitive and more respectful of civil liberties have essentially the same numbers during the pandemic estates to completely lockdown like california and michigan. where would you rather live? estate with very prohibitive restrictions or one that trust you and wants you to make money once her kids go to school? >> it is preeti darn easy. the lockdown did not work the first time. we do not have to guess. we have empirical evidence now we can compare the states that shut down their economies, have hard-core lockdowns versus states that didn't. but we see is actually the numbers are the worst are in states that lockdown the hardest part i was just in free america this past weekend, also known as florida. by the way on a packed flight on the way down to miami. the pilot came on over the lou

fox news back in november. >> president trump should pardon michael flynn, the thanksgiving turkey, everyone from himself to his administration officials to joe exotic if he has to because you see from the radical left a blood lust that will only be quenched if they come after the peel that animated the trump administration with the vigor that delivered for the american people. >> "the new york times" reports in recent days some trump associates speculated that the request for a group pardon was an attempt to camouflage the potential criminal exposure. it is not clear what they knew about the federal investigation at the time gaetz reportedly asked for a pardon but we know that a close ally of gaetz florida republican and seminole county tax collector joel greenberg is hit with an array of charges including sex trafficking and financially supporting women in exchange for sex. at least one of whom was underage in august. as for the ties between greenberg and gaetz this is what was reported last week. investigators believe greenberg met the women through websites that connect people in exchange for gift and allow

fox news. the city of the leo has fired two veteran police lieutenants and suspended a third lieutenant michael, initially, who's vallejo police union president and lieutenant hermit robinson, 50 year veteran have both been terminated. robinson was accused of improperly sharing information to former officers. lieutenant bobby rodriguez has been suspended for 40 hours. you, shalini and rodriguez were accused of playing a part in the destruction of a police truck windshield. afterward, officer shot and killed. on monterroso last year. we shall. lydia was also accused of threatening a newspaper columnist andcolini and mean there's there was ample reasons to get rid of him a long, long time ago. and so i wasn't too surprised to see that that is hearing was unsuccessful. i have never ever in 40 years representing cops seen such an abuse. of discretion in the imposition of discipline, as in all three of these cases, this is just unbelievably bad what the city's done. i can't believe. michael rains, an attorney representing the lieutenant says he has filed appeals for both of those fired. lieutenant's

here, in a fox business exclusive let's bring in hall of fame resort and entertainment president and chief executive officer michaele three day nfl draft is right there. you're in the middle of it, what's the buzz like around the arena and the area? >> i couldn't be more excited i got my nfl draft hat on. i just met with the commissioner about an hour ago. it's exciting. the weather is a little bit dicey, but you know what? these fans in cleveland they don't care. they're out in force, so it's a really interesting time and it's draft day so it's fantastic for the nfl and the sport of football. liz: well hold on. you just said that you met with commissioner goodell. what did you guys talk about this is breaking news. >> well we talked a little bit about how the day is going to go , you know, the things that he has to do, but we also talked about how we can work more collaboratively together, and i will tell you, roger is a fantastic guy. he has led the nfl with class, dignity and he has led it to new heights so a big part of what we do is honoring and inspiring those that participate with football, and you know, we

earth was watching when extraterrestrial cameraman michael collins did his job, all right, but right now what about that? that it that david lee miller foxay here on the four rising prices at the grocery store just how much more we're having to pay for certain items and why those prices are expected. to continue rising, plus airline bookings bounce back as covid restrictions continued to ease with flight bookings rising more than 100% have a look at the recent data. woul in our home, we trust dawn antibacterial. it cuts through tough grease with 50% less scrubbing... so our dishes get cleaner, faster. even better, dawn antibacterial removes 99% of bacteria from your hands. we're cleaning now more than ever. and that's why we trust dawn. dawn antibacterial. an easy way to clean your dishes... a smart way to wash your hands. enjoy the scents of orange and apple blossom. store lately, the u. s labor bureau says that the price of a dozen of eggs is now up 7% and a loaf of bread. well, that's up by 11% some of the reasons are gas prices and also supply issues. i think it's a storm that's been coming to be quite honest with you. you know, we'v

jillian: "fox and friends first," apple ceo tim cook says parlor could get back on the apps store with moderation. parlor's ceo is live in the next hour. lawrence: michaelycott of the beijing olympics. change april 7th, can you help me? a young boy terrified and abandoned at the border. what does the white house have to say? live in washington. >> good samaritan to the rescue after a massive home explosion in philadelphia, the bomb squad figuring out what happened. >> all-star game has a new home in denver, outrage headed to extra innings. ♪♪ jillian: a live look at the brave no longer home of the all-star game because the suspension it departed the state of georgia. it is going to be in colorado and lots of people have lots to say. vanita gupta a lot of lawrence: a lot of people applauding the action and a lot of the community will talk about it.

michael all-star home has been telling us for months. what is the reality? doctor marty mc harry from johns hopkins school of medicine, foxtor, thanks for being here. are we in a category 5 hurricane with regard to covid or are we making progress out of the storm? >> we are doing really well. doctor all-star home make strong predictions, a book called how to prepare for the coming bioterrorism catastrophe never happened. he said in 2003 sars would emerge with vengeance, didn't happen. he testified on sars to the senate and said i'm convinced we will see a resurgence of sars. 6 weeks later it faded away forever and doctor fauci agreed with him. in january he said the darkest days are still ahead. cases and deaths are down 60%. i don't know why people want this pandemic to keep going. we are doing pretty well with the exception of some outbreaks among younger people who get symptomatic to mild infections. >> why does it seem that people want this covid moment to continue? it feels that way. >> everybody is making their prediction. i look at other networks putting predictions out there. you don't have to guess. all you need

with us tonight, fox news contributor, jason chaffetz, former chief of staff to vice president pence, also marc short, former national security council michael allen, former senate judiciary council greg nunziata kristin teat, guy lou is and former homeland security official michael howell. we have more on the kerry climate pressure campaign. they are bullying banks not to lend funding to oil companies defund them that would slam millions of job as they tie to take on america to define infrastructure whatever they want. but a major concession. we're finding it today. looks like they're backtracking off of that narrative. we'll explain. also john kerry today demanding the u.s. double down on cutting greenhouse gases as john kerry and his family doubles down, using their own personal private jet to fly around the world. wait until you hear the tons of pollution kerry and his family are believed to be pouring into the atmosphere. this is do as i say not as i do climate change envoy. also the democrats pressure campaign now getting so out there, so out of control to get what they want, far left demonstrators even reportedly moving on protesting

fox two news, henry. thank you joining us now to talk more about this case is our legal expert michael cardoza. he's been both a prosecutor. had a defense attorney, michael, we're going to get to you in a moment. first, though, we want to play more of the final moments here, mario gonzalez life because we believe the more information everyone out there has the better as you heard, henry say the police were trying to handcuff him, and they took him to the ground. now i've watched this video five times and i could never see a knee on his neck. but you could clearly see one of the officers had a knee on his back. you also hear the police saying to him? hey, man, you've just had too much to drink, calm. down, stop kicking. it appeared the police were trying to handcuff him. but they were having a very hard time because he was struggling at 1.1 of the officers said. should we roll him on his side? but they didn't do that. after being on the ground for about eight minutes, the suspect became unresponsive right here, and at that point, they rolled him over and started chest compressions. so michael gi

fox two news. let's talk more about this big development in this decade's cold case with our legal analyst michael cardoza. michael paul floor is long been the prime says effect here while we don't know about the evidence that investigators say they have linking him to christian smart, it must be pretty significant. well, i would imagine it is significant if they arrested him. we know that they have probable cause whether they can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt is. still up in the air. i know they were at the flora's house this morning, tearing it apart. i mean, they had all sorts of equipment out there, so they're still looking for evidence. and as you know, the father is charged with aiding and abetting after the fact of 32 of the penal code, so he's facing those charges, and the sun is facing the murder charges that you had to be seen what they really have in this case. yeah. azzawi all know, smarts body has never been found without her remains. michael how difficult is it for them to get a conviction in this case? well they've done it before in california in alameda county. they did

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