on she continues to fight. in her apartment she sews the banned red-and-white flags she takes to each protest. ericlar basis, she's now become the only protester police dare not detain, lukashenko himself giving a mocking order to leave her be. eric: not so long ago, maria pugachjova never protested. now it's all she can think about, even when she goes to work or meets friends. maria: people just still live in this reality, and they have no chance not to talk about it because every day something happens. this is my life, then. eric: whenever she can she joins women's marches, lukashenko labeling them prostitutes and alcoholics. maria: it's already week number 13, if i'm not mistaken, so it's unbelievable how people are still believing that we will win soon, 'cause the protests never lasted that long in belarus. eric: but often it's a battle just to get to a protest. [maria yelling in foreign language] eric: police lock down entire neighborhoods to stop them marching. maria: as you can hear, everyone is screaming "shame, shame, shame." [speaking foreign language] so, they're not letting us join each

on she continues to fight. in her apartment she sews the banned red-and-white flags she takes to each protest. ericlar basis, she's now become the only protester police dare not detain, lukashenko himself giving a mocking order to leave her be. eric: not so long ago, maria pugachjova never protested. now it's all she can think about, even when she goes to work or meets friends. maria: people just still live in this reality, and they have no chance not to talk about it because every day something happens. this is my life, then. eric: whenever she can she joins women's marches, lukashenko labeling them prostitutes and alcoholics. maria: it's already week number 13, if i'm not mistaken, so it's unbelievable how people are still believing that we will win soon, 'cause the protests never lasted that long in belarus. eric: but often it's a battle just to get to a protest. [maria yelling in foreign language] eric: police lock down entire neighborhoods to stop them marching. maria: as you can hear, everyone is screaming "shame, shame, shame." [speaking foreign language] so, they're not letting us join each

>> probably. >> it was, you know, big enough to notice. >> eric said they stopped out here on the waterjoy some margaritas pegye had made. and then later in the day they decided to try the body board again, this time on their way back to the harbor. pegye was driving. eric was being pulled on the board. >> well, i mean there's a wave and all of a sudden it got real big, and of a sudden it just jerked out of my hand. >> oh, ok. >> you know, i just couldn't hold on. so i came up. i thought pegye would be right there. she wasn't. the boat was just going in circles, and i couldn't see her. i could just see that pegye wasn't standing there on the wheel. and the boat kept going farther and farther away. and i couldn't see any other boat. i was screaming and looking around. it was my fault. if only i could see her right now. >> and so pegye bechler was simply gone. maybe even within sight of the same beach that had spawned her marriage. eric seemed devastated fearing his wife and business partner was dead, but eric's mother, linda, saw things quite differently. >> i was sure that they would fi

he was scheduled to come in, again, n call, no show, then i go worried. >> word spread, and sun eric's sisters and the rest of thei close knit family were tryin to find him. >> no onead heard from him >> now you're really worried >> i'm really worried. >> cynthia took a deep breat and called 9-1-1 police were dispatched to chec out eric's apartment in silver spring maryland. his family raced to meet them. eric somouh, a man about tow who lived life it full throttl had seemingly fallen off the map. what had happened to him >> coming up, in unanswere knock and lots of questions. >> we were all in shock, w were just shocked. >> i said, there's no way, there's no way >> when dateline continues (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and you can't get any shuteye because you can't shut your eyes, or...if your itchy eyes have you itching for a fight, it's not too late for another treatment option for thyroid eye disease, also known as t-e-d. to learn more, visit treatted.com that's treatt-e-d.com. kids are so expensive, dad. now katie needs braces. maybe try switching your car insurance to progressive. you could save hundreds. i don't know, dad. ♪♪ maybe try swi

host: on to eric, who is in massachusetts. the head. -- go ahead. caller: hey, how are you guys? i love the show. first time, long time. hannah, thanks so much for coming on. you know, i am a conservative and a gun owner. the crazy thing is, all of my buddies, my friend that we shoot together, we all wish there were stronger laws. i feel like the media puts out and the politicians act like it is a real 50-50 issue, when if i had to wait a month for a gun, i will wait a month. i am a law-abiding citizen. but these politicians are also corrupt, i mean, it is just crazy.

to him that she has been cheating on bill. it was also clear to him tha she been cheating on bill with eric he even knew that her key to the communityon the ma at the murder scene. but did all of that make hurry color? she and her lover, eric? do you remember what you thought at the time? >> i thought the police woul be able to have a closed case. >> wishful thinking, isn't it? >> probably naive. >> in fact, it looked like someone or, to someone's, migh just get away with murder. >> - if that's what the thought >> and without the story from new witness. >> she said, i don't even want to know if you had anything to do this. >> he said, maybe i did, maybe i didn't >> when "dateline" continues i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at 4 weeks. skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor for crohn's that can deliver both clinical remission and endoscopic improvement. the m

coming in questioning the integrity of the system here, do you point to things like eric to say, look, we're doing it right? eric is like one of the best kept secrets out there. it's doing the right thing. it's actually doing what it's supposed to do. in media, pennsylvania, i'm dan lieberman, for matter of fact. coming up, meet the artist transforming guns into art as a queer latinx woman, i really feel like this is something which has affected not only me but also my community. how she hopes her sculptures send a message to everyone. and later, the idea that givivig sosomebody poooop could cucure r ilillness is a a pretty amamazig thoughght. hohow a special sample collectin could help improve global health. to watch more stories like this any time, head to matteroffact.tv. a new survey on gun violence from k-f-f shows one in five adults say a family member has been killed by a gun, including death by suicide. about 120 americans die from gun violence every single day. that's a number that continues to rise every decade. so far this year, there have been more than 140 mass shootings. one artist is using her medium to speak

host: on to eric, who is in massachusetts. the head. -- go ahead. caller: hey, how are you guys? i love the show. first time, long time. hannah, thanks so much for coming on. you know, i am a conservative and a gun owner. the crazy thing is, all of my buddies, my friend that we shoot together, we all wish there were stronger laws. i feel like the media puts out and the politicians act like it is a real 50-50 issue, when if i had to wait a month for a gun, i will wait a month. i am a law-abiding citizen. but these politicians are also corrupt, i mean, it is just crazy. i have my veteran friend, he is wearing a shirt that says "capitalism runs on blood" now. we all want the same thing. we want stricter laws. i want the politicians give it to us? if it is mental health that is the issue, why isn't there medicare for all? and i am a conservative. thank you so much. host: is it possible for there to be federal red flag laws? guest: well, politically i think that will be difficult. also a lot of this is under state jurisdiction. but the federal government has done is, provided more fund

four-point to billion will have spent on costs related to migrants and asylum-seekers through fiscal year 2024 by the city. all the state according to new york city spokesperson. on friday at mayor eric adams also appeared to point a finger at other elected officials in the city even though we do know the city's public city advocate did travel to d.c. this week to ask federal officials from work right migrant funding aid. mayor eric adams had this to say, listen. >> the city is being destroyed by the migrants crisis. none of my folks came to washington d.c. to fight for the resources that's going to undermine every agency in our city. >> before that remark adams also held a press conference on wednesday urged the biden administration to act before the end of title fu trent sag president biden could give migrants and asylum-seekers the ability to work and support themselves legally for the first six months of their state. arthel: cb cotton live in our new youth newsroom. >> more for mayor has been doing with this firsthand a lot longer than nearest the mayor adams has been. the mayor of rio grande, texas. mary sorry about that. you're a better friend this program for a long time deali

to avoid execution. thankfully 127th running of the boston marathon will take place on monday. arthel. >> ericms between tiktok and montana as a state becomes the first to pass legislation to put a total ban on the app. we'll discuss this with china expert gordon chang. he is up next. 50% off?! that deal's so good we don't even need an eight-time all-star to tell you about it. wait what? get it before it's gone on the subway app! about two years ago, i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com if you want to be here... it all starts here. at bass pro shops and cabela's, we have the widest selection of the quality brands you love to get you outdoors. whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out. our friendly, knowledgeable outfitters will help you find the right products for your next trip. shop with confidence with our low-price guarantee. plus, club members save even more on great ge

prevail, but we need to be focusing on how we're going to get humanitarian relief into a country that is now ranked by a true civil war. ok. well thank you for that insight to sit on expert eric rees. hope frances has wrapped up a 3 day trip to hungary with an outdoor mass in budapest, thousands tens of thousands rather gathered to hear the pontiff say, the hungry must not shut out migrants or the poor putting himself at odds with the anti immigrant policies of prime minister, victor orvin, but the brothers and sisters, please, please open the doors, the oh, the pipes parting plea to hungary and a message for europe. and it will take, you see closed doors of our indifference toward those in suffering and poverty. the close doors toward those who are foreign, different migrant pours on. always keeping the doors open to migrants was the main message of the paper. 3 day trip to hungry. he reiterated this this public mass and be to pass on his last day prime minister vic, to albany staunchly against taking in refugees and asylum seekers from beyond. here it's borders saying they are a threat to hungary christian culture. a stance that the pope has publicly condemned things we own

god driven me returning to the count of cameras on eric tighter and corresponded to brian baron filmed the roses victor. the scenes. this photograph taken from the count of l hotel, shows eric on top of an american car advancing ahead of a communist tank. we found a convoy of tanks, fact heading towards the street where the caravel hotel in the continental palace hotel. ah, so we followed it and then one of them overtook us. and then another one came behind us. and i said to brian, why do we just get out on the, to take some great leads, try. we had to do a tracking shot. wonderful. and we got some great images of the welcoming crowds on today street, on one of the interesting moments for me. i looked over the caravel, and there was a large crime in us flag hanging from the middle windows of the hotel that full stone, 4 rooms wide and 3 or 4 deep. that the star of the hotel clearly had prepared, written in advance. the caravan would be regarded favorably by the new communist occupiers, ah, in april 30th, 1975, marked the official end of the vietnam war. with heavy loss of life on both

on the cost side of the cost side. there's a lot of generic language here. microsoft -- go ahead. >> let me come back to you on that in a moment i want to give eric a chance toso what they just said >> about a month and a half ago, no one was more invested in ai than alphabet has in the last five years i remember talking about it being the first ai company in 2017 i wouldn't measure who wins or loses ai based on the first three to six months of this narrative. a lot of this story still has to be told in the years ahead >> eric, thank you, sir. appreciate your time as we turn to microsoft, facing slowing growth on the cloud, perhaps arguably at the front here, talk to us about what your expects are, and what do you say to people that go, well, it's expensive? >> compared to the opportunity, it's not expensive as of yet you were talking about generative ai. that is a massive opportunity for microsoft, and we like their positioning, because they benefit not just on the platform side of the equation, posting the gpt model that powers chatgbt. and they can monetize that, so there's going to be a co-pilot for office 365 at some point coming out so they have both t

think center tim scott could jump in on some the culture war issues and a glen young gotten away with more credibility to speak on those issues he could be one to watch. eric alright we'll see how this race goes. sarah at westwood good to see you thank you. eric: of course your fox news will host the first republican 2024 presidential primary debates. that is in milwaukee. i'll be in august exact date to be determined. so it will really kick off the gop season, arthel. arthel: yes it will. protesters in d.c. demanding abortion access for every woman in america. this after the supreme court temporarily paused restrictions audit and abortion drug used by millions of americans. the latest in this ongoing battle is up next. er we provides to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ you want a loan to build a factory in america? you can't do that. this is what we were up against. nobody builds factories in the us anymore. you can't do that. experts claimed you couldn't do what we did. you want to hire workers here in the states? you can't do that. weather

this event all right shannon thanks him a trip pershing avenue on. >> thanks molly good to see you. ericgood to see shannon with us at of course she will be on "fox news sunday" tomorrow. a large part of the northeast happens to be under threat of large hail damaging winds and even a tornado or two this weekend. that means about 50 million americans, they're bracing for impact. severe weather is on the way. box meteorologist adam klotz tracks where it is going, what to expect. >> a storm starting on the move as we speak. we saw that yesterday there began to press up against the east coast. this is where the storm threat is the darker the colors the more severe the threat pretty getting up to very likely now portions of pennsylvania getting to new york city. you can see storms up and down the coast as we read into the afternoon but here's what we are currently looking at some of the storms we saw a light rain overnight last night into early this morning across up and down the east coast. still some storms to the south. we see this little yellow boxes those are severe thunderstorms went up

on the run, eric. eric: ted williams at the to call la sheriff's office in ocala, florida, just a horrendous situation and, you're right, a sad comment air on parts of this community and what's going on. ted the, thank you. arthel? arthel: tiger woods not teeing off in augusta today. coming up, why former champ is bowing out of the masters tournament. plus, a new report claims president biden's push for green energy could actually empower china. that's straight ahead on "fox news live." as long as you can make an impact, why stop? arthel: now to a new report about president biden's green energy policy. the institute for energy resources says the president's push for americans to stop using fossil fuels and gas-powered cars is making the u.s. more dependent on china. and that the endangers our national security. joining us now is republican congressman john duarte from california. he serves on the house to transportation natural resources and agricultural committees. so, congressman, why are electric cars a threat to the u.s. economy and national security? >> good morning, arthel. happy easter. we can c

a book about fear about how we got to be careful not to spend all of this time on something that is really unlikely. here's a funny one for you, ericn entire episode on this kind of toothpick story. let everyone watching, millions of people to think this toothpick was going to get you. when in reality chat gigi p is right there. here's an example using ai can help us tow the light and not play to people's fears. i agree with that. we need the right answer. what is the risk of swallowing a tooth? what's the risk of swallowing a toothpick? very, very low it doesn't feel low but is low. artificial intelligence and help keep doctors honest. we've got to keep it as a tool not as a replacement for. >> and it does help with diagnosis i just pointed out. we contacted dr. marc siegel for a physician your bedside manner. dr. mark no one could ever replace you. click sick you help me with that bedside manner by the way it's a pleasure to be on with you. >> it is always free dr. marc siegel could never be replaced. thanks doctor marco. turning back now toward top story suspect shot five of his neighbors in texas is in the u.s. illegally. oh le

to happen on tuesday. were from outside the courthouse eric to visit that the one day delay has fuelled speculation of a settlemental. not only would that reduce the risk by putting this matter in the hands of a jury, it would also spare rupert murdoch from being compelled to testify. it could be by mid week that the billionaire chair fox news is on the stand answering questions under the minions lawyers. mr murdock was more used to asking questions and answering them, you have to defend the networks decision to allow its hosts and guests to make false claims by the election in 2020 which he knew to be untrue. tucker carlson and sean hannity, two of the two network stars could also be on the stands in a matter of days answering questions. but if settlement talks are getting serious, one possible stumbling block to connect plot, they have hundreds of millions of dollars apart from the minions worth in the dollar amount on damages. and it's not the first time the two have considered settling, they met with the mediator back in december but no deal was reached. so, while they may be a renewed sense of urgency to reac

position on those issues and hire managers who are going to manage none as opposed to kick up a lot of dust. watch for the canids come down on those topics and you may see front runners emerge. eric: quickly look at the bottom melissa thought so was fastening i saw tim's house 3%. trinity the entrepreneur who has been running he is in iowa on a bus to work. his insight woke and then it's a resonating among some. you see the progress there at least affecting the debate for what ramaswamy is doing? let's him and nikki haley don't forget a former un ambassador. there is a lot of common tone with trump. anti- lefts, insight woke. on the other hand look, this is a country generally -- make it as a conservative country's moderate democrats as moderate republicans. how much is that going to resonate at the end of the day with swing voters, republican women than people the republican party lost in less than elections. they have got to think about how to galvanize their message around a slightly more centrist position so it does not look so extreme so gets the swing vote voters. eric: we are beginning a horse race just out of the gate. good to see you jon, thank you. by the way fox news i

on the loose, eric. eric: would be talking to 4:00 p.m. ern over the former candidate for mayor of san francisco on these progressive problems, christina thank you. but, meanwhile a fierce battle is underway in new york's capitol over the states fail reform law. governor hopeful was to give judges more discretion when setting bail. but some of her fellow democrats in albany are pushing back for our next guest wants to eliminate cash fail altogether bringing in now republican state senator jacob ashby. senator ashley thank you for joining us. why do you want to eliminate cash bail? how is it harmful to society and what should be replaced by the cash bail? >> a arthel is great to be with you today. we do it to eliminate cash available we also want to give judges that the discretion they need to do their job. clearly the system that was implemented years ago is not working and we need to make changes for that. i think this bill alleviates a lot of the concerns on both sides of the aisle. so yes, we would be taking money out of the equation for

actions and, and we double down on our own activities which encourages taiwan or china to double down on future things like this. and then you just wind up in a spiral. that was eric gomez, the senior fellow at the cato institute in washington. speaking with me earlier you as president joe biden is in the republic of ireland after a trip to northern ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. the deal ended decades of sectarian violence in northern ireland to day biden urged the government there to break a political deadlock in order to thwart what he described as enemies of peace. it was a trip that was over in a flash, j invite and popped into belfast for less than a day and met the british prime minister reaching to knock the occasion 25 years of peace in northern ireland. 25 years ago. this week. the landmark profess good friday grew side and it wasn't easy. and uh, there were no guarantees that the deal on paper would hold. no guarantees that it would be able to deliver the progress we celebrate today. it took long, hard years of work to get to this place. the agreement ended 3 decades of bloodshed between mainly catholic nationalists,

so far though there is no word on the suspect or the suspect who did this. arthel: i'm sorry eric, let's go to charles watson right now. he has live in dadeville with the very latest on this. what more can you tell us? >> good afternoon arthel and eric. not a lot of confirmed information to go off of from police. within 12 hours after this trip recorded mass shooting happened. still chasing down details as you can probably see behind me authorities are still out at the crime scene of the reported mass shooting take place. investigators have worked through the night and relate through the morning combing through evidence and trying to figure out what exactly hap happened. i stepped out of the shot you can see a lot of the focus has been on this brick building. in fact a few moments ago, less than an hour ago saw investigators come out with a white sheet to try to cover up the horrific images that may lie behind those doors. alabama law enforcement agency, which is leading this investigation confirms four people were killed in a number of other victims were injured following the shooting. linked

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ross eric, those lawmakers are now headed back home to washington. and they get back to capitol hill they tell me the number oneority is to expedite weapons to taiwan. the weapons that taiwan bought years ago and has yet to see, eric. eric: aishah hasnie live in taipei for us good to see you thank yo th -- founder executive director the national security institute also former counsel to the assistant attorney general for national security. something i should just report out and that is china releasing new video of three days of military drills. what is the message? what is the purpose? >> obviously what we are seeing here is a reaction by beijing to the visit to the united states of tsai ing- wen the present of taiwan. she met with hakeem jeffries in new york and was speaker kevin mccarthy in los angeles at the reagan library buried the chinese have not only begun the military exercises with the six dozen warplanes, nearly a dozen warships for they also strengthen the reagan library the hudson institute as wellin response to these meetings. the five uc democrats and republican lawmakers from both sides of the a

on us. this offer won't last long. verizon eric: pentagon about to announce another military aid package for ukraine, this one worth more than $2 billion this as the horrible war crosses the 400 dy mark. vladimir putin continues his illegal and uncalled for invasion of an independent democracy of ukraine. hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn and this is fox news live. hi, molly. molly: i'm molly line in for arthel neville. new u.s. package to help spring offensive antitank rockets and precision aerial weapons along with fuel trucks and bridging equipment. eric: senior correspondent mike tobin. hello, mike. mike: hello, eric and molly. the u.s. -- the u.s. aid package to be announced on monday puts u.s. contribution to $30 billion for ukraine's defense. that's part of what we talked about with top negotiator in ukraine. top adviser in president zelenskyy's office understands that american taxpayers are growing tire and skeptical of funding war in ukraine? >> what is your argument to continue funding war in ukraine? >> if you want to live freely in the u.s.

opportunity one day to become a police officer and serve my community i grew up in. >> reporter: his older brother has been accepted and will soon join the san francisco police academy. eric plans to apply after graduation. >> one thing about law enforcement is upholding justice, you know, making sure that communities are safe and no one gets hurts. >> reporter: the police say they need more young talent like eric to apply. >> i'm sponsoring a resolution that would be a price match guarantee. so if any city in northern california offers a recruiting or retention bonus, san francisco will match it. >> reporter: the city of alameda and its police department just approved a $75,000 signing bonus. departments across the country have been struggling to hire and retain officers in recent years. >> if you have complaints about san francisco city government, whatever those complaints are, i would urge people to be a part of the solution. come work for the city. >> reporter: eric says he understands why people are angry with police killings. he wants to be a part of the change. >> 550 is quite a huge number, bullet, you know, i like to think that one officer makes a difference and

administration rushes to try and construct even more print hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" on this sunday, i am eric shawn hi arthel. arthel: hi erica, hello everyone i am arthel nebo. the bite of menstruation announced several measures last week to slow the flow of migrants at the u.s./mexico border. but officials there tell us unlawful crossings have surge lately. that is even before title 42 goes away. the pandemic era policy allows for the swift removal of the refugees without processing their asylum claims. twenty-four for the very latest of former sheriff clint mcdonald joins us in a moment to tells us what it is really like on the ground and what washington easy to stop this first must go to griffith jenkins live in texas with the very latest on the ground there, hey griffin. xa eric. we are here in brownsville, texas. it is really ground zero for the latest surgeon well ahead of title 42 lifting what is now being called camp a monument here. border patrol that their logistics and play, screening, processing and transporting out on buses the number of migrants. you can look at our drone in th

the western media presence doubles that year, including bbc cameras on eric data. my 1st trip to vietnam was with a real wonderful veteran correspondence, ddc, anthony lawrence, and the counter man who subsequently taught me everything. i know modest man bill baghlan we were sent off, seemed a long way away yet. now, i know i'd never been to asia and there we were in the country with a war 900. 68 was the bloodiest year of the war. and the extensive coverage of the infamous tet offensive rock to the us and started turning american public opinion against the war. again, the war came to the cow from the evening of january, 31 through several months. the saigon itself was subject to frequent battles. the american embassy was, was attacked the palace. again, the caravel was a refuge for journalists. so figured it was too dangerous to live in houses and we'll check into the caravel and again, from the rooftop. you could get a sense of the mayhem and difficulties being faced by the by the american vietnamese military and by the civilian population. came our more lansing time. show me t

to get behind a center fielder warning track power. cubs break this one open 2 runs score. 62 and they continue to on slot in the 8th. eric haase no, i'm going to get to that one. a's end up losing 12 to 2. they've now lost 7 straight games. 40 niner legend and hall of fame linebacker david wilcox has passed away at the age of 80. >> he had recently undergone heart surgery, according to the hall of fame in 11 seasons, wilcox was a seven-time pro bowler. 5 time. all nfl selection and three-time all nfc selection. he was inducted into the football hall of fame in 2000. his son, justin is the current head coach for the cow their football program. may he rest in peace? all right. that's your look at sports back. >> we'll be right back after >> we'll be right back after the break. (water splashing) hey, dad... hum... what's the ocean like? ♪ are there animals living underwater? ♪ is the ocean warm? yeah, it can be very warm. ♪ you were made to remember some days forever. we were made to help you find the best way there. ♪ i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are und

to expire on may 11th. that's the pandemic border rule that allowed successive administrations to quickly expel migrants to mexico. >>> meanwhile, new york mayor eric fema to stop sending federal funding to cities that are bussing migrants to new york. governors from texas and arizona began sending buses full of asylum seekers to northeastern cities like new york and washington, d.c. last year. an action they say was meant to send a message to the biden administration and democratic cities that border states are bearing too much of a burden from the migrant crisis. new york alone has received more than 50,000 migrants since last spring. and the city's overtaxed shelter system is struggling to keep up. polo sandoval is following this from new york. >> reporter: new york city officials are closely watching the situation on the southern border. you shared the pictures from brownsville. that is certainly concerning. and it is fueling concerns that any potential serve on the southern border will certainly affect us here some,000 miles to the northeast, with a possible increase in the number of migrants that new york city has released. and if you look ba

explain to us what they're afraid of, all they had to do was say, yes, they're afraid of going home, and border patrol agents just said, okay, come on in. ericll, sounds like you're going to have a pretty busy summer. the vice president of the national border patrol. john, thank you. >> yes, sir. thank you. eric: arthel? arthel: well, speaking of summer, eric, americans are expected to feel a lot of pain at the pump this summer. next, why gas prices could hit new record highs. it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. there's always a fresh deal on the subway app. like this one! 50% off?! that deal's so good we don't even need an eight-time all-star to tell you about it. wait what? get it before it's gone on the subway app! - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that. - oh buddy! you need a hug. you also need consumer cellular. get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carriers and 100% us based customer support. starting at $20. consumer cellular. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure

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that paralyzes him, he's the only one in position to take on donald trump or take him down you have to take him on, and it doesn't look like he's ready to do that. >> eric trump on the plane with his father is tweeting a picture as they're watching their favorite network's coverage of the plane on the runway. jeremy >> to a.b.'s point about his popularity, let's not former get, this is exactly what we saw after he was impeached, right -- the first time his approval ratings among republicans went up. same thing happened to bill clinton, too that's not an unusual partisan reaction when the leader of your party you feel is under siege unfairly that's exactly what we've seen from the die-hards in both parties. however, i think it remains to be seen because we don't know what's in his indictment we don't know what's going to unfold not only in this case, but the several other case where is he's under investigation, how long that bump in popularity lasts. and whether or not, going through a trial is at all to his, or anyone's political benefit. i mean, let's not forget, as much as it may rally his key supporters, the spectacle, the embarrassing stuff that can

to the worst instincts. eric: coverage for you former new york congressman elite selden on the left. he will talk to me about the trump case in the presidential run for the white house. jonathan serrie is in florida were governor desantis a potential republican candidate just blessed the trump indictment and a district it and brag. we will go to cba cotton first with a arraignment. she is at the courthouse downtown where mr. trump will appear on tuesday. >> eric, good afternoon for two days from now expecting her president donald trump to turn himself in here today manhattan criminal courthouse binding. sources tell fox a former president will arrive at 11:00 a.m. then trump's arraignment proceedings will begin shortly thereafter at 2:15 p.m. there's been extensive planning and coordination between a local, state, federal law enforcement to include trump's legal team for this historic moment. because the indictment is still sealed we do not know the exact charges or exact number of counts. reportedly there are at least 30 for the charges are expected to be related to trump's 2016 alle

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what congressman ji mcgovern had to say about that >> republicans went on and o about locker rooms, the same creepy stereotypes they leaned on when they tried to stop gam eric on and on about fairness, bu no mention of the unfairness girls sports teams face when i comes to unequal resources unequal pay, and unequal treatment. on and on about safety, but no mention of the number on reason americus rules ar unsafe, gun violence our kids are being slaughtered for god sakes. does anybody on the other side even care? >> congressman james clyburn o south carolina, assistan democratic leader in the house he joins me now. congressman, i was struc today. the democratic party did not seem divided on this this didn't seem, if republicans were using this as a wedge issue, it did not seem effective at that level. >> well, thank you very much for having me. no, it was not, and it will no be we, on the democratic side o the aisle, try as hard as we possibly can, to maintain ou focus on the things that are ailing the american people we want to see this countr move forward with fairness for everybody. wherever anybody's sexuality might be, it's something beyon any one of us

to "way too early. it's just ahead of 5:30 a.m. on the can he say coast, 2:30 a.m. out west thanks for being with us new york city mayor eric best behavior ahead of former president donald trump's arraignment this afternoon at a press conference yesterday the new york city mayor singled out far rgt republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene who said she was coming to new york to lead a demonstration. >> while there may be some rabble-rousers thinking about coming to our city tomorrow our message is clear and simple, control yourselves new york city is our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger. and although we have no specific threat, people like marjorie taylor greene known to spread misinformation and hate speech, she's stated she's coming to town while you're in town, be on your best behavior. >> congresswoman greene writing in part, this, delusional new york city mayor eric adams is trying to intimidate, threaten, and stop me from using my first amendment rights to peacefully protest. and also note there'll be plenty of people protesting against donald trump as well as those for it >>> meanwhile during an

so, that is pressuring margins we're trying to very thoughtable about how quickly we pass on this pricing to consumers. >> ericing, raised his price target to $320 a share. what's your read on the modest pullback in the shares today they have had a pretty good run, but is there some concern about the sustainability of this comp growth >> sure. thanks it's great to be here, mike. thanks so much for having me the bottom line here is that mcdonald's delivered another strong quarter that included double-digit same-store sales growth in each of the major three segments in the u.s., 12.6% ahead of consensus of 8%, but perhaps more in line with what our clients were expecting one dark spot is food inflation didn't moderate quite as much as we would have hoped. this caused some contraction in the company on margins but this was offset by cash flow improving year over year from the first quarter after declines last year. overall, it's a strong result. >> the comments we heard from the ceo, that's not causing you to adjust what you think they can deliver in the latter part of this year >> yeah, sure. look, the company s

to go on the head of our drone. the fort migrants on uso are taken into custody by customs and border protection. eric: seems so commonplace and dramatic, thank you. but eric and casey inflation has been outpacing wages for some time. that is many americans struggling to pay bills. is there any relief in sight? jon bussey of the wall street journal on that. he is up next. rking. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. [ music playing ] when we first arrived at st. jude, it was just claire and i. she was still recovering from her brain surgery. and side effects of that surgery meant that she had to relearn how to walk and how to speak. ♪ [ male announcer ] you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. two months after we arrived, my three-year-old came to visit, and claire

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host: on to eric, who is in massachusetts. the head. -- go ahead. caller: hey, how are you guys? the show. first time, long time. hannah, thanks so much for coming on. you know, i am a conservative and a gun owner. the crazy thing is, all of my buddies, my friend that we shoot together, we all wish there were stronger laws. i feel like the media puts out and the politicians act like it is a real 50-50 issue, when if i had to wait a month for a gun, i will wait a month. i am a law-abiding citizen. but these politicians are also corrupt, i mean, it is just crazy. i have my veteran friend, he is wearing a shirt that says "capitalism runs on blood" now. we all want the same thing. we want stricter laws. i want the politicians give it to us? if it is mental health that is the issue, why isn't there medicare for all? and i am a conservative. thank you so much. host: is it possible for there to be federal red flag laws? guest: well, politically i think that will be difficult. also a lot of this is under state jurisdiction. but the federal government has done is, provided more funding to

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new york city member -- mayor eric adams highlighted the security measures being taken ahead of the arraignment of donald trump. he called on protesters to remain peaceful. >> good afternoon. i'm joined here today by mary eric adams. as you all know, donald trump will be in new york city tonight and tomorrow. his presence is expected to do -- to draw a lot of attention from media, spectators, and protesters. new york city as always will be prepared. the nypd and our entire public safety apparatus are always prepared. we are working closely with all of our partners to ensure everyone's safety tomorrow and we are asking for the public's help as well in maintaining a safe, orderly environment that allows new yorkers to continue their day-to-day lives with minimal interruption. as always, no dangerous or criminal behavior will be tolerated. with that, i would like to introduce the mayor. >> this morning when the police commissioner and i spoke on our morning briefing with the other team, we were clear that tomorrow is a day that's going to draw a great deal of attention to our city. and we know there are many questions around the movement of

on to the next item. thank you. thank you. could we be connected to our one remote speaker indicated i desire to speak on item 5? >> good morning eric brooks our city san francisco and cans cans for energy choice. . i continuing is good is that the puc is just providing the opportunity for custody norse get energy efficiency and heat pumps and electrification. we need to point out the crucial difference with when the puc is doing and what mce showed. mce, is strategically reaching out to locate opportunity for solar, battery storage and efficiency and time of day use and intgritting those in a system that will create a virtual power plant. and much like the letter from the 18 organizations i have given you before okay for 100% local clean energy. and that organized way. that's the key difference. instead of random low making things available to people providing foodservice this is is a strategic plan to roll out a virtual power plant in an area. >> thank you for your comments. we v are timing everyone's comments for a minute. and i'm delaying for a mobile home to see if we have other callers in the queue. we have no callers. >> than

and now on american history tv, we want to introduce you to eric nelson. easy executive director and ceo of the national nordic museum. mr. nelson, why is there a national nordic museum in seattle and generally, what's the history of the nordic people in the us? so fascinating question. i often wonder myself sometimes about the location of the museum i certainly wondered when i first took the position 15 years ago, but there's a huge you start with the history of the nordic people, which is a little diverse, but for the most part due to a number of factors, push and pull, there was a major emigration from the nordic region, and particularly norway, sweden, denmark, also finland and iceland are included, but about 30% of the population left those countries. between 1865 and 1910. and again, a number of reasons were pulling them and pushing them. the homestead act was offering free, free land in the middle of the. so a lot of folks once they arrived in the east coast, moved their way to the midwest after it, generation or a half a generation. and in the midw