pete: i do.s for the viewers of "fox & friends" if who e-mailed me -- rachel: have some chemicals. pete: i've got one more headline. decaf paint thinner. yum. [laughter] and a new report, a pentagon report says the u.s. has found no evidence that aliens visited everett. ufo expert nick pope joined us earlier, and he's skeptical. >> i've given up on expecting the government to be truthful about this. and the phenomenon hasn't gone away. we asked people at the aerospace companies,they said, no, these programs don't exist. i think we need to get these people under oath, because the whistleblowers have testified under oath. pete: the pentagon report said many claims of alien visits and ufo sight isings were misidentification which, of course, they were, because if the government says it, it's true. will: yeah, you believe the government. meanwhile, nick has an accept. that sounds like a guy that nose something about -- knows something about aliens. that accent, credibility. pentagon? not credibility.

rachel: pete loves the anthem -- pete: i do.tional anthem back to the show. no p or i'm just going to say it, pete hegseth lobbied to make sure it came back, and so that's why i said that. will: yeah. it's your favorite song. pete: it's one of them, yes. [laughter] i mean, who doesn't love it? will: i mean, or yeah. pete: it's one of your favorite- will: i prefer if jesus loves the little children. pete: oh, really? if that's a good one. will: just trying to one-up you somehow. rachel: pete is the national anthem and hit me, baby, one more time. will: britney spears, francis scott key. who would you put number one? britney or -- pete: francis scott key. thank you. [laughter] so hot in here. rachel: or it's -- will: it really is hot. i don't usually bust out in a sweat -- pete: so you sweat in different places. i sweat right on my forehead, right here. will: all right. pete: let's get a fan. she's got a heater -- rachel: i don't have a heater -- will: do you remember that scene many jerry maguire, just when you think it's going w

pete: yeah. just for the record, let's say con kerred, not stolen. pete: if i agree with you. will: they're very different concept ises. pete: they don't like conquered, will. will: they may not like gravity the, but it still exists. [laughter] the thing about acknowledging the reality of history is that you can have an honor for your historical opponent. you know what i mean? like, that -- pete: that's often how it -- will: stolen sets the world into an idea of like, you know, i don't know, like, cofiving and menacing. -- conniving and menacing. there was a war for america, multiple, and one side won a war. and then the you can say noble fight, you lost. but that's the story. stolen? stolen based upon what kind of idea of ownership? if. pete: where does that end and where does that a start? will: right. pete: you know what i mean? like, who's the o.g. of whatever particular land? rachel: right now there's a war at cvs is. i can't go there and buy anything for less than 20 minutes because if i wa

will, rachel and pete. will: thank you. thank you. pete: thank you. fascinating testimony and there's a lot of denial and plausible didn't and loan payments made and jonathan turly points out when you boil it down, there was business with china and it was connected to chinese communist party and joe biden received money. watch. >> hunter biden confirmed the essential elements and they received a great deal of money from rush cha, china -- russia, china, ukraine and 40,000 of chinese money made it into the account of president biden. he adds it's perfectly ethical and really something that left many of us dumbfounded and influence peddling can be done legally and no one argues it's done ethically. it is corrupt. the u.s. government has pushed treaty obligations to ban influence peddling because they've used it as one of the great forms of corruption and it has always been viewed as corruption. now, what we now know is that the president was involved and was confirmed by hunter biden. pete: this is one of the stories that's, i wouldn't say gone silly be

pete: yeah.bad for the press at the white house press corpses -- [laughter] rachel: i think that's what we were supposed to feel. pete: this is all about avoiding trouble on the campaign trail. he wants mention mexico to -- mexico to turn town the flow. -- down the flow. and he wants to avoid the media because he can't do an interview. they want to avoid -- he's got special shoes so he can walk, and he wants to talk to only celebrity podcasters so he doesn't get caught on a tough question. i don't care that the press corps' complaining, they can complain all day long -- rachel: how weak are you that you can't handle the white house press corps who loves you in again, they don't want anything extended. we had joe concha on earlier, and he highlighted the number, i think he said donald trump at this point, at this phase of hi- pete: presidency. rachel: -- presidency, 33 press conferences, and the same period of months that joe biden has had 0. so, you know, that's what we're looking at, and that's

pete: no. well, you would have had your answer -- pete: i bought some minnows, i brought them over and the next day, boom, they were alive. rachel: the kids. pete: they're excited. rachel: all right. of meanwhile, we've been talking about joe biden's state of the union address k. and one of the most memorable moments was when marjorie taylor greene asked joe biden to say laken riley's name, but he got it wrong. take a listen. >> not if really -- >> [inaudible] >> i -- [inaudible conversations] lincoln, lincoln riley, an innocent young become who was killed by an illegal. that's right. but how many thousands of people are being killed by illegals? to her parents, i say my heart goes out to you having lost children myself. i understand. will: so many -- actually, so much in one small clip. rachel: yeah. there's a lot going on in there. he's holding up the pin, so he has the name on it. pete: he got it from her e in the aisle. will: from marjorie taylor greene -- rachel: but he still said lincoln.

will pete and rachel.e: thanks for the report i have to ask, though, give us your first vote who are you with on daylight saving time? >> i have to say i'm with will on this. i do like switching back and forth -- >> that's pete now you're with pete -- >> thank you madeleine. thank you -- with variety. okay. >> i do. keeps you on your toes thanks guys. rachel: thanks madeleine. one vote now a second vote bring in fox news anchor shannon bream who are you with? >> are we talking about fighting thing? >> daylight savings -- >> because i'm set the clock and leave it. and i don't know why they passed this through the senate in '22 and everyone who tells me they'll put an end to that. that's a will vote. >> one issue voter on take it up. i'm telling you. rachel: you can vote for will. >> listen, hey if will is running -- there's a lane there. there's a lot of call for third party and if you're going to be the daylight savings time abolition party maybe i'm with you. i, obviously, care more about this than rachel

pete: yeah.orgia. you hear the roar of the crowd. were trump to get reelected, or were trump to get elected, the clash we're going to see over what the trump administration would have to do to deport people, i mean, it's going to bt last night. i don't know why. you talk about the clashes we've seen in the past, the left's to going to lose their mind. will: bring it. pete: i agree. will: bring the insanity. pete: this type of, on this issue, some reason -- will: i had, i ran into an old friend yesterday at the gym in new york, and i've known him for several years, and he's on the left. all he talked about was this issue. rachel: really? will: all he talked about a was the change in new york city. mothers with babies in papooses on their back along the highway, kids begging on the subway. whatever greg abbott and ron desantis did, it worked. this is changing minds in the city. i don't think that means the city will ever go red. i don't think the city will vote republican. but i'm just telling you,

pete: correct. sufficient detail on the nature of the charges on three of those 13 counts against trump so it was 13 against tram and 10 of 41 and time line of the future of this case is uncertain and jonathanjohnturley said recentls case. >> she's accused of professional misconduct and going to be proceedings unfolding and they're going to be witnesses for the accused in some of the proceedings if they do go forward to be able to do that and maintain this case and it's rather ludicrous. will: from florida to new york. developments in new york and a judge delayed donald trump's trial in the "hush money case". this is the case where he reportedly wrote checks to stormy daniels and they were recorded correctly and amounts of business fraud and 30 dais added because of a ton of evidence. pete: yeah this, is another one that's a mess and southern district of new york looked into these claims and found that michael cohen was not a good witness and as a result the client to prosecute and alvin bragg did,

pete: came back early. rachel: all right, it is the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this, an illegal immigrant is arrested for kidnapping in a possible human trafficking case. the charges he's facing after being found with a 15-year-old. will: plus, the fdny is now investigating staffers who participated in this rowdy welcome for new york's a.g. leticia is james. [background sounds] >> i want to thank commissioner kavanaugh and chief hodgens for that recognition. in the. pete: and no twerking, drinking or smoking allowed, but there's plenty of room for worship. how this christian nightclub is bringing faith to the dance floor. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ if you make my dreams come true. ♪ well, well, well, you, you make my dreams come true ♪ rachel: good morning, everybody. it's 7:00 eastern time. i got the time right, right? if. will: uh-huh. [laughter] daylight saving time. rachel: daylight saving time. pete: it should be 6:00 but it's 7. will: a lot

pete: yeah.conclusive. we're not going to, obviously, not going to talk trash on the rugby guys. they're watching this in the green room right now. rachel: they're strong. pete: so, obviously, they're the most manly ones. rachel: we'll see them later in the hour. we're going to start with someone not so manly, not so strong -- pete: he talk thes about a push-up contests all the time, come on. [laughter] rachel: he made a decision many think that was probably not a wise one politically, to go down to the border and do a sort of border duel with the president who's done the most to secure the border, donald trump. pete: by the way, to your point, rachel, he announced he was going to the border only after donald trump said he was going to the border, so this was a response -- rachel: yeah. it was a duel, and it was a duel he must have known he was going to lose. here's president biden saying i took away the executive orders, but i'm not going to put them back, but i really am trying to fix the borde

pete: your suit is green? will: yeah. pete: what are you wearing a purple tie for? very well, i'm going to be honest. it looks a lot more green in person. will: it's green request. and you wouldn't do a green tie with a green suit -- pete: sure would, on -- will: i'll change. pete: you have a tie in your office, right in. will: you're subtle over there. pete: first of all, the same sock ises as i wore yesterday because they're properly colored. this is a green shirt, light green. will: that shirt's less green than my suit. rachel: what you need is, this is what mick mulvaney, just a big bushel of shamrocks. pete: i like that. rachel: should have had that for you with. next year. will: can we pick some somewhere? rachel: for sure. will: we'll get this squared away. we're going to celebrate with you today. last night in ohio president donald trump pretty much celebrating his nomination as the republican for president. here he was last night in ohio. >> it's almost hard to believe, frankly. the fast way to reverse every single biden disaster is to very simply just put

pete: oh, for sure.y isn't trump,ing it's apathy -- rachel: which is why he gave the speech that he did which was a completely partisan, not unifying speech. he really is -- but this goes back to the point where you're in danger when you have to give a state of the union that's a campaign speech because you're afraid that your base has, as you said, you know, they've lost their passion for you. pete: which is very different, by the way, than the tate of the union donald trump gave in 2020. if you go back and watch it, very different. another topic here, will, the next gulf ceo -- will: it's a feeder system for the lpga. pete: so the nxxt is a feeder golf -- will: tour. pete: a tour that feeds up to the lpga, the ladies' professional golf -- rachel: guess who doesn't play golf. [laughter] no, i don't either. pete: i'd have to be all over it, and i should have done my research before the show, but it's 6:13 a.m., okay? i figured will would know. so i'm relying on him, and he delivered. will: i don't play m

pete: no doubt.achel: somebody that's been following the story closely because so many of the people who are being very directly affected by this are right in his hometown, and it's brian kilmeade that had an amazing interview with donald trump, and is getting a lot of inside information about what is happening behind the scenes. things that -- some things that aren't been reported and we learned right here. brian, welcome. reporter: we still have two and a half hours and it's filling up. st. rose cathedral do for the scene of the funeral and the priest doing the mass is the one that married them. the only way you get down on the road is if you're a police force or politician because they shut down all of maric road and this will be lined with men and women in blue and only 800 can be seated on the inside, these speakers here and there's a frequency that will be broadcasted on a radio station. you'll get to hear the entire ceremony. there's two tiers on the inside and emotions will be extremely high.

pete: just not.l: yeah, we go to somebody's house that has a cat and there's a bit of like can i win the cat over fun for a little bit? in the end, what do i care? pete: in ten seconds every dog is won over. rachel: no challenge. will: you've got the dynamic wrong and the dog goes to the room and which person likes me the least? then proceeds to say i'm winning that person over. the dog does the opposite and trying to win you over. pete: he likes simple pleasures and simple relationships. i get it. will: pick up the bag of razors and hope you don't get cut. rachel: keep going. let's unpack this more. pete: let's go to rowing by for a second. rachel: keep unpacking this. will: there's more here rachel: let's move to this. pete: just like that we're moving on. will: rachel just makes the right call and tell everybody what we're doing. what are you doing? you pulled the emergency brake and like we need to get this car back on the road. rachel: relationships and cats. will: heading down the highway and y

pete: well.early benefits from tiktok and doesn't want to be criticize9 but also clearly saw thing in these briefings and said, or i don't know, the communist chinese shouldn't be controlling apps that hundreds of millions of americans are consuming. so he's a conflicted individual who just want to be popular on tiktok, cheerily, and is. will, i agree with you, i kind of after the hoe dug in a a little bit on this to the bill, and i think tiktok the should be banned. i think it should be banned in this country. the opposite of hid view is that tiktok should be banned. but the way this bill is put together, it gives that power to the executive. this executive and any future executive to deem if an app or social media company has too much foreign influence. what could that mean? will: and like in any law, words are the key. what is the foreign influence, what percentage of ownership, who can define who is foreign influence. as you point out, the president. it's worthy of some serious debate. by the

rachel: can we ever go back, pete? pete: move to where joey and i live. that's why people are doing that. i don't to live in a society -- by the way, the only wall that joe biden is for is a digital wall camera surveillance and again you're tracking them but what do you do about it? probably nothing and that is like probably going to use it on statelines to track who is coming out of states i see this as -- you know, what you were saying joey i don't trust the people in charge to have this kind of power. so i don't to give them any of this power. even if that's how they trap you convenience and for your safety. >> cameras are easy -- they are an easy connection we're in a surveillance state they track us through our cars, phones through what we buy they track us through who we communicate with -- the information is there and congress is not doing a great job at protecting us. we have bills regarding tiktok one of the bills was more about data. and i wish those types of billings and that type of effort would get in the same -- really attention from us. tha

pete: yeah, for sure.york speak out about being punched in the face randomly, the new york times is being slammed for their response? we'll show it to you. rachel: yeah. but first, one viral 24-year-old trucker making the case for his profession instead of going to college, this is what he says, next. >> do this job for a couple years and work really, really, really hard, save your money so that way you can actually retire early. h 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. believe it or not baby... you could earn your... master's... for under 11 thousand! master's degree for under 11k in less than a year. earn your competency - based master's at university of phoenix. hi, i'm ben and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) with other programs i've tried in the past they were unsustainable, just too restrictive. with golo i can enjoy my food and the fear and guilt of eating is go

pete: and if st.brick's day -- patrick's day might be tomorrow, but new york city's famous parade is happening today, and and among those marching will be family members of two fallen fdny firefighters who died on 9/11. the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend welcome back starts right now. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ will: well, welcome to "fox & friends" on this st. patrick's day weekend. we're celebrating both saturday and sunday. sunday is, of course, is the official day of st. patrick, but today is the st. patrick's day parade in new york city. you're looking at a live shot of dublin, ireland. the temple bar coming to us thanks to earth cam. rachel: i'm looking really closely, because my daughter, lucia, is in ireland right now. is she going to a bar and and if how did she plan the trip? being in ireland on@patrick's day -- will: good planning. pete: i've never been. i feel like i would enjoy it. you know who else would? will cain, because, well, just roll the clip. of he's all in the spirit. he's in the spirit e

[laughter] pete? >> pete: everything. [laughter] the old-fashioned way?e in the gutter. >> harold: i like to consume my press. i like newspapers bid >> jeanine: good answer! >> harold: i still get three papers. think i'm nuts. i probably ambience before cooking. i like old-fashioned oatmeal cookies with not the quick oats, but -- or, like, have you ever made ice cream in a turn? it's just creamy and delightful. >> greg: wow. judge? >> jeanine: never made ice cream. what do i want to do the old-fashioned way? i don't know. >> greg: i'm going to say vinyl. listening to records. >> sandra: that's a good one. >> greg: listening to records, remember what it is like putting the needle on the vinyl is the best. >> harold: you got me a record player two years ago. >> jeanine: i did. how about write a letter? >> greg: that's nice. >> jeanine: cursive. >> pete: like to do that? >> jeanine: i have beautiful handwriting. this would be in order term and you to the county jail. >> greg: all right, pete, you did not give an answer. >> pete: 15 years ago before all of th

that though, pete.here's going to be a fair commission, which we don't believe, and no one on the left is going to haul fauci out front and do that -- rachel: no, because they'll be liable. also he didn't say i was crazy, i was wrong. he said those people. he didn't acknowledge, i love that you brought that up because he didn't actually acknowledge that he was one of the sheep that was following along with what -- joey: and if you'll notice, he didn't call for the investigations done by the republicans especially in the senate to be supported and to happen. he called for a commission. so even with the efforts that are honest and true right now, that's not what he's looking for. he's looking for credibility in this very widening, centrist lane right now of people that are on the left but looking back at biden saying this ain't it. rachel: if no one's held accountable, it'll happen again. that's my fear. pete: that means it'll happen again. rachel: yeah. of oh, dear. well, we're going to turn now to some

pete: depends on his behavior.n, he accomplished the lobar finishing the speech and quelling concerns about whether he's capable of being the candidate. that was the real bar they had to pass and what questions turn to who will be trump's vice presidential pick and will these two debate? there is no surprise, the answer was too quick. the answer was quick and i think ultimately that is an excuse to say he will never behave because he's a threat to democracy and can't give him a platform, spread misinformation so won't debate. rachel: karine jean-pierre was asked i can't answer is that. the first hint we got he was not going to definitively say he would participate because they will find an excuse to not have a debate because it will be a disaster. he did well, he had to finish in the speech, not be buffering and mess up and got past that and that is the bar but that was a teleprompters speech at the debate has no teleprompter and if he felt secure he would say of course i will debate him. or he would say -- will: t

pete: no doubt.re watching, i would imagine the guard are there, going through their drilling ceremony, as you said is, but it's a beautiful morning especially coming off of good friday. the chance to spend it with all of you and hear, we believe, this message. it looks like a nice if day in rome. rachel: yeah, it does. looks like a beautiful day. pete: your right, millions of people descend on that location -- rachel: oh, absolutely. and you'll see them waving flags from every i country that they come from, and the pope, i believe, we'll have to ask jonathan about that, i believe he will say things in different languages? if. pete: let's do it right now. jonathan morris joins us before the pope speaks. oh, let's listen. he's start thing. there he is. rachel: sorry. [cheers and applause] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: jesus of nazareth, who was crucified, has been risen. [inaudible] and the women who went to the tomb at dawn on the fifth day of the wake. the tomb of jesus had been sealed

pete is there. pete: what's up, awhich he will.ome tradition and not far from the studio. one avenue and three blocks and find yourself at st. patrick's cathedral and pan up there right now and it's the end point as fighting 69th march up from the armory down on 26th street in lexington and of course up to st. patrick's and they lead the parade and it's amazing military unit with a long history here in new york city they had a privilege of serving with many years ago and scott reid that's a chief marketing officer and the unit and command sergeant and honored to be with all these and sergeant down the road and it's a tradition. >> it's long and been around since 1851 and the unit was formed in 1849 and since 1851, the unit led the st. patrick's day parade here in new york city for 174 years and consecutively and they lead the parade and it was originally and designed for protection and really, that's why the unit leads the parade. pete: needing to protect their fellow irishman and be aware you're carrying something and wearing some

pete: that's cool.rrest to the right went to son with your sons known her since she was? will: preschool at blessed we got after it at the end. started -- pete: this is practice you talk about practice. i want the game. appreciative to hold your potato sacks because -- rachel: behind you like this. [laughter] will: versus the ballet stance. i did what we were taught a year ago to increase my pose. you know we were told. pete: you had like potatoes with a fold you have a right angle circle. rachel: look like that, kind of ballet. you were not told to do that the girls had their hands next to them. that is last year and girl were not doing this ballet dance. you were improvising, that's okay. because you have leprechaun in you and that's okay. just own it, will. [laughter] you are the resident leprechaun at foxnews.com. giving him a run for the money there. i'm not going to lie. [laughter] pete: do we have extra in our coffee that morning? really got after it. rachel: get it that morning too. will: who kn

i'm here with joey and pete, joe is in for will, pete is back.d morning good, thanks for having me. it is a sharp looking suit. joey: i'm true to my roots. rachel: the last photo, dad holding up the flag is how you teach. pete: it was a marine corps iwo jima re-creation. before it was a kid there. they are not going to be patriotic unless you teach them about america. we love getting your photos. pete: friends@foxnews.com. rachel: when you were gone you asked my mom. pete: i was gone for one weekend. rachel: my mom sent in her cat photo. it was a cat with a flag. the flag was reading like the constitution or something. pete: e rack that tomorrow. joey: that might be a cat worth following. i am not going to tell the story. i will get in trouble. it is a cat story. a realistic story. a later our cat story. we will move on to this. ac of blue, last salute to fallen nyc the -- nypd officer jonathan diller. he was killed when he was shot when conducting a traffic stop monday. a career criminal with prior arrests was charged. rachel: hundreds line the

pete: at 1100.ter super tuesday, you have wyoming -- on march 10th another 12 delegates at steak and super tuesday on march 12th this is the target pete for donald trump after georgia in mississippi and washington and hawaii vote you're closer to that 1200 threshold. >> why political pundits have say it could be the clinch dependings super tuesday again georgia lookly to go strong for trump, mississippi, washington and hawaii we'll see but you add those up in those states where it is -- for the most part winner take all that looks vgd for the former -- will: perhaps for march 19th but besides just a republican presidential candidate here's other biggest voting issues on tuesday in a california senate race pete this is former major league baseball major league baseball star steve gar rei taking on adam schiff. >> running as a republican, the top two vote getters move on to the general election by the way that could be two democrats going ton the general election. harvey looks like he's going eke it o

pete: i didn't recognize you.sam altman claiming the company broke a contractual agreement when musk helped them found a nonprofit. the lawsuit saying under its new board it is not just developing but refining agi to maximize profits from microsoft rather than the benefit of humanity. here with reaction is the cyber guy himself, kurt knutson. my understanding is elon musk gave money to a nonprofit that was supposed to create ai to benefit humanity and be open sourced. >> reporter: a drop in the bucket for him but microsoft came in and now they are making money off of it. >> reporter: they stand turn billions upon billions at this point. open ai was intended to be open meaning available to everybody and accessible to anybody and now it's closed. that is what elon musk is calling out here. of sam altman and open a i should be worried about anybody suing them, elon musk would be the one they should worry about. he's got deep pockets and will stand in a courtroom it is quite a character and he's right about this one.

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pete: he says you've got to go.ur also sis are hurting israel more than helping israel. your response to chuck schumer and the president? >> i think schumer's statements are wholly inappropriate. i think we're not a banana republic. the people of israel will choose when they'll have elections, who they will elect and it's not forced upon us. it's wrong to try to replace the elected leaders of a sister democracy, a staunch american ally at any time but especially during a time of war. just imagine that, after 9/11 and when you were fighting al-qaida and winning people will say oh, well the right thing -- some israelis would say the right thing to do is not to have new elections in america or have president bush resign. it's inappropriate, shouldn't have been said. it's wrong. as far as my considerations, thenotfor my personal survival, they're for the survival of the jewish state. that requires pursuing the war, something that my government enjoys the support of the overwhelming majority of israelis, not only the maj

pete: no.jos us with a message all the faithful should hear on this easter morning. rachel: i think they spent more time celebrating kwanzaa than easter at the white house. as you were reading sports, i was thinking about that. first, a tiktok fan getting mixed reviews from voters. joey: fore florida congressmae waltz reacts next. p we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain. we want our customers to feel how special this product is, right when they open the box. go to redlandcotton.com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. hey! asthma's got you going through it? grab nucala for fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble

pete: nothing else going on for rachel. got the fox nation if show on tuesday night. pete: fox nation, super tuesday, we've got you covered. we're your watch party. fire up your iphone or ipad and watch us on a second screen like watching with friends. bill: and real quick, triple duty, as it turns out, the will cain show noon on tuesday, rachel comes on, pete comes on, off the rails, catch us, youtube. rachel: and don't forget to catch from the if kitchen table, we're talking about why are christians supporting sexual trafficking through ngos, a great topic. check out from the kitchen table. will: elon musk is all over that topic. pete: go to church. have a great sunday, everybody. ♪ ♪ a:

cnn's pete muntean is in baltimore pete, what are you picking up on? >> what we are hearing? so clearly now, is this narrative of a ship that was careening out of control towards the one of the major pilings of this truss bridge, 8,000 feet long here across the punjab sco river and baltimore, maryland. we are on the dundalk side of the port of baltimore. the ship was coming out of the port very early this morning, about 01:00 a.m. about 01:24 is one of the problems became immediately apparent to the crew and you could see the ship still in the podoroska river behind me. >> that is >> the ship that was on its way to sri lanka, 95,000 gross tons that it's the gross tonnage of the ship lot of inertia, and a lot of mass going at eight knots according to investigators here, who've spoken to us and also to the media that's a lot of inertia going for that piling. and you can see that the bridge folded essentially like a cheap suit. it came down in really big chunks as this crew was working on top of the bridge doing deck repair work, repairing potholes. we know the search is very mu

please welcome, pete townshend!ime. >> jimmy: thank you, i appreciate that. i wanna say the first time i met you was at the concert for new york that we did after 9/11. >> that's right. >> jimmy: here at the garden and you destroyed. you guys were fantastic. you were -- i mean the who came out and everyone was like, "yes, we needed that." and at the end of the concert, it was a big thing, everyone came back out on stage, you know, to say good-bye to everybody. and i was waiting to go on stage, and no one was walking out with me, and there was an actor that, i won't say his name, but i was hoping to walk out with him because he's cool and i was like -- "let's walk out together and he was like, "no." [ laughter ] i'm looking around like, "no, is someone cool to walk out with." and i understand, i wasn't famous at the time, or anything like that, so i understand. so he just kind of walked out with someone else, he walked out with some -- i was like, "i'll just walk out by myself." and you happened to turn the corner an

pete hegseth what do you have to say about this?really opens the door to the public to see -- a system that is trulyor struggling as jonathon turley pointed out earlier. pete: who has faith it is yet another xeample of a system that we --of that a there's little reason to have fate in right now. l you mentioned it botith of you o odor of mendacity it means liar odor comes of the bathroom only the flight you know, this is like a dumpster of mendacity -- this judge is an absolute flakeh you're exactly right total coward all of the evidence is there ten thousand texts what you have to help me judge.nc so two people lie -- jud but only one goes so that's the standard now? because of the political situation in --of in t georgia in atlanta around r political power.eorg where she sits who she is and who she's prosecuting -- but that's the big take away right you're right. trump wins that one. >> responded as we reported top of the hour she has not, she's now -- she's calling these unjustifiedn attacks.de jeanine: of course she is. of cours

—— pete maravich. i does that mean? -- pete maravich— does that mean?i wrote something the other day and it _ maravich. i wrote something the other day and it is _ maravich. i wrote something the other day and it is not _ maravich. i wrote something the other day and it is not the - other day and it is not the record so much that matters — jump record so much that matters — jump ahead and we're not going to remember. you will have to google it to remember who the all—time scoring in college basketball is. but it is what this represented. the enthusiasm and adjust the rockstar atmosphere that has been around clark all season. with the exception of the first two games of the year, every single game she has played has been sold out. tickets today was the most expensive ticket everfor was the most expensive ticket ever for a women's college basketball game. ratings, iam sure, will be bonkers, through the roof for several of her last games. someone posted a picture on social media of someone working out in a gym in dallas, a man, wearing a caitlin clarkjerse

pete, the campaign has been chaotic, hasn't it?im?— labour suspended their candidate. what news of him? yeah, i mine this is a crucial — what news of him? yeah, i mine this is a crucial element _ what news of him? yeah, i mine this is a crucial element in _ is a crucial element in understanding this by—election, isn't it? the fact that going into it a few weeks ago, the labour party, probably were confident of holding onto a seat vacated by the death of a popular former labour mp tony lloyd. they selected a candidate who was relatively local, not quite a local candidate from here but a councilly from up the road in burnley. they felt he'd been properly vetted. then reports emerged, the first where he made a claim that somehow israel had allowed the october 7 attacks as a premise to go on for what it has donein premise to go on for what it has done in gaza. he apologised for that. labour initially stood by him. but then another recording emerged of him making comments that were widely alleged to be anti—semitic and so he was dropped

pete rose has been living with this forever.ave to find out whether ohtani knew about gambling he did what does that really matter? think about it. i guarantee you every guy in major league baseball knows somebody that gambles. 100% of the guys know somebody. so does that really matter? if he paid it off, was he involved in the gambling that's what an investigation has toe get down to those two things. will: and if it was betting on baseball that would be huge as well. >> that's the biggest thing. will: we can't have you here without biggest take away from march madness so far, dan. >> i love keith and known him a long time great stories of the two coaches, greg campy 40 years -- he was going to get fired four or five years ago even though he was the athletic director and the big kid burns, i love the big kid byrnes from north carolina state five games in five days now sweet 16, and every time he gets the ball will he makes the right decision whether it is a shot, a pass -- will: what's he weigh? >> on a good day looks like thre

we have dig in mcdowell, pete hegseth, cat tipping tires. th at ten.ethtrus.tets for gutfeld live 2024. go to guy gutfeld dot com i'll be new jersey, florida and north carolina and twobaby. shows in vegas back to back baby. >> all right, let's do this. grea♪t fashion news. pictu great picture. thank you.re >>l righ t. >> so we're going to showow you this is who we are at bestsa . we'll show you eight models onom the san antonio zooo modeling a pink cowboy hat. and you're all going to have to vote. which one is the best? let' bs go. here we go. that is i think that's f binondo banana. the cap area. >> that's shirley, the chicken . >> that's shalhoub the snake. that's yoda,. the alpaca little foot, the turtle that. oh, i like him's b. the slot that's that papaya, that's chunky and that'sd three edge the yellow. >> so, judge, who would you pick as wearing it? best yoda, yadda yadda is the alpaca. why is shirley shirley i don't know her. >> so that's the chicken. >> that's the chicken. i like that with like, look, the snake shown at the bank too. >> you would need

i spoke got twice today with secretary of transportation pete buttigieg pete buttigieg has pledged that they will do everything they can to very quickly release emergency response funds for this important project. the national highway transportation administration administrator is on his way to baltimore. if he's not here already they will be releasing those early funds once all the parties are fully engaged second the national transportation safety board, i talked to the chair this morning. i she and her team will be conducting an investigation of what happened. and finally, the army corps of engineer naval assets of for looking below the surface and clearing all of this is going to be part of the effort the governor is leading team maryland the mayor and the county executive, of course, team baltimore but i'm just here to say together with ben cardin center carden and congressman fumi and others, the federal government is your partner in this effort >> thank you. and again, to the people of our state and the people of this great city we're with you. >> we love you. we will get through

and ellie show. >> i'm on pete and ellie show. >> i'm on pete and ellie show. >> i'm on pete and ellieid about doing it at the other of you know, other end of life. you know, i think mum had me when she was think my mum had me when she was 38, i'm approaching 30. not even thinking is thinking about kids. my plan is set. so that i can set. my life up so that i can have them as older, spend have them as i'm older, spend time with them once i've made my life, established life, i've established myself. i've my oats. so i've sown my wild oats. so that's of my vision. that's that's more of my vision. >> sorry. >> so sorry. >> 33mm w- emm— >> so sorry. >> me did you just >> so sorry. >> me when did you just >> so sorry. >> me when she did you just >> so sorry. >> me when she said you just >> so sorry. >> me when she said the| just >> so sorry. >> me when she said the other tap me when she said the other end and it tells me end of life? and it tells me that's you. >> that's you . no idea what we >> that's you. no idea what we go through on show. go through on this show. >> so young. don't you?

led to pete's downfall the feds were not looking into pete rose in 1988, they were looking into thewas doing back then. >> $4.5 million is a lot of money. what did he sign for with the dodgers? >> $700 million. >> keep it in perspective. >> it is not a lot for him, but it is for his interpreter. if there were bets coming from is somewhere >> i don't need to name names. when they are in vegas, basketball guys. $500,000. >> unless you are betting baseball games >> that's a lot of money i think it is weird they are so amaz amazing. no one is ever getting 4,200 hits ever 20 seasons of 200 hits. >> incredible figure just to put it in perspective, the active leader in baseball today has roughly half of that he is in his late 30s. this is a record that's never going to fall. a record that people did not think would fall in the first place when ty cobb held it >> were you born on the west side i don't think you're from the west side. >> now we're having a cincinnati conversation. >> i used to see pete. he went to west high which is up the street from my house he had a corvette. he is a real

"today in the bay's" pete pete suratos who more on the weather worries. >> reporter: leaving damage across the bay area but this large tree came crashing down in san francisco in the area of golden gate avenue and laguna street injury four people. this sent from a viewer near lexington hills showing a landslide taking out a seconds of this road. and saratoga, a closure between redwood gulch and sanborn road due an active slide. strong winds and rain picking up leading to a less crowded downtown, but weather isn't slowing down this family of four from getting outdoor time for their little ones. >> it's ru6 to stay at home. might as well check out restaurants and at least get these little ones fed. >> reporter: however, causing a slow night for businesses like this restaurant which will lose tense of thousands of dollars due to canceled reservations. >> i think people were preparing for the storm and stop making reservations because of that, didn't want to come out in the rain. >> reporter: a spokesperson for pg&e say they're keeping a close eye on weather conditions already led to outages i

because helping people who need it has always been pete's mission. and i know he'll get it done. next generation veteran fund is responsible for the content of this ad. "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> decision 2020 for some of california's political heavy hitters came together to approve prop one. governor newsom and others say the proposition which would allow them to build more mental health facilities and states housing is due. other say there is not enough money. the governor is asking voters to sign off on a boat load of money. >> reporter: that is right, jessica and the gove

i will have my friend here pete discuss the military angle of this but, pete, i would just say in it'shave a sign that even says now hiring or giving out free money. there's a saying, you know, cards at the table if you can't figure out hot mark is, you're the mark. we're the mark. this is embarrassing for america that we are giving out $1,500 a month. how much do they load those cards up by the way? are these illegal immigrants now targets for theft and crime? >> i mean i'm sure those cards are valuable to criminals to steal. i want to say this real quick, pete. i saw the mexican president say this will be america's problem until they send billions to the south to central america and to mexico to address the root cause problems. i mean, basically said i'm going to keep flooding you until you send me money. we're the mark. we're the mark politically. we are the mark locally to deal with the problems. all a reflection of our leadership. the world has looked at us and gone that's our piggy bank. we can take advantage of them. we can con them. they're the mark. >> pete: you are exactly ri

let's bring in our pete suratos at the coliseum for us tonight. pete, looks like there's a lot of people behind you there. what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah. you know, quite the crowd here in parking lot b of the coliseum. they're here for this opening day tailgate boycott. there's no plans for the folks here to go inside the coliseum. you've got thousands of fans here in this area. again, this tailgate is a boycott of the game. there are no -- [ inaudible ] a message to ownership, but they're not happy about the imminent move of the team to las vegas. of course we saw something similar -- not something similar, but inside the ballpark last year, they had that reverse -- [ inaudible ] -- throughout the year, but i'll tell you it is a pretty big crowd out here. the folks i spoke to, they're telling me there's no plans for them to go in. >> we talk about these are fans, you know. they love their team. i hear them chanting right now. pete, if you can hear me, how are those fans feeling about being there but not going inside? >> reporter: yeah. you

pistol pete maravich, i remember as a girl watching him play. .olific, spectacular, he was exciting. in many ways, people have said to caitlin clark, watch videos of pistol pete because you are so much like him. that is a perfect analogy. and also the fact that we are talking -- there are people out there that maybe aren't loving this. may be guys who are thinking, wait a minute here. you know what? the conversation has brought pistol pete back into our consciousness. tragically, he passed away in 1988, 14 years before caitlin clark was even born. he was 40 years old. the fact that we are talking about him and bringing him back and telling kids about him is fantastic. now this. these steppingstones in our nation's history and culture as we look at the advancement of women in sports. and a male domain. basketball has been a guys club, and a sense of, we talk about -- we don't use the adjective men's often when we talk about basketball. people talk about doing their bracket when there are two brackets. i would guess a lot of people will be doing a w

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do you understand the frustration, i'm sure, pete? >> pete: oh, no doubt. was watching like everybody else, couldn't quite tell what he was saying at first. i heard marines. but then when you play it back, yes, absolutely, abby gate, u.s. marines, this is a dad who when he hears joe biden say -- and he said it. this came shortly after this. joe said the world is safer off -- the world is better off, you know, america is safer since i took office. and this dad is sitting in the balcony saying, what? the taliban is in charge. ukraine has been invaded. you know, iran is closer to a bomb. china has moved -- i mean, there is nothing about the world we live in right now safer or more stable. and his son was killed and effectively ignored by the biden administration for political reasons. so i can't imagine being in that balcony and, you know, taken out because the rules of the house. but, he is speaking for a lot of americans that say we're not going to forget that we know what you've wrought on the world, joe. and it's not making us safer. >> brian: right. joe b