pete: tease out at 47: 15. will: pete, live.up on home renovation month and that's next. e1 intro brad coming up. ♪ oh, why leaffilter? it's well designed, efficient, i appreciate that. leaffilter's technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good, guaranteed. what more could you ask for? call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. (reporters) over here. kev! kev! (reporter 1) any response to the trade rumors, we keep hearing about? (kev) we talkin' about moving? not the trade, not the trade, we talking about movin'. no thank you. (reporter 2) you could use opendoor. sell your house directly to them, it's easy. (kev) ... i guess we're movin'. whether i recollects national remodeling month is days away. carley: our next guest here to show how revamping your bathroom doesn't have to bust your budget. pete: welcome brad hillier. the ceo of re-bath. brad, great to have you. you. >> great to be here. talk about remodeling our bathroom. >> should recollect every consumer should have a bathroom they love and tart every day

you take over, pete. pete: i thought you were doing great.ughter] the 13th quarter of a presidency, i didn't know that was a thing, the first quarter of the fourth year, see all those presidents? we started with the popularity of ronald abegan, and we're still -- reagan, and we're still going. and we're still going. oh, there he is. there's joe at the end at 38.7. i mean, when you look at -- carley: wow. pete: -- this means at this point people have gotten to know what your policies are in your presidency. they either like them or they don't. carley: yeah, gallup when they wrote -- sorry. pete: go ahead. carley: when gallup released these poll numbers, they say biden continues to get extraordinarily low approval rate obviously among republicans, 2%. he's got an 83% approval rating among democrats which is actually lower than what trump had with republicans, usually in the 90s. but the big issue with biden that the campaign's going to need to worry about is his approval with end dependents is at3 3%. -- independents. --3 if %. will: you said l

pete: all right.ery much. >>> all right, caught on camera, a man steals an measure flag from a group -- an american flag from a group helping veterans. how the community's coming together to support that nonprofit. >>> and joe biden reportedly set to unveil his latest student loan forgiveness plan -- a voter purchasing plan -- in wisconsin. eric hugdee is running for senate in the baaing ground state, and he joins us next. they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? get scotts turf builder rapid grass today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease... put it in check with rinvoq... a once—daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief... and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission... with rinvoq. check.

pete, over to you. pete: good stuff. thanks, will.eadlines, a change in fulton county's board of ethics policy would mean new complaints for georgia d.a. fani willis. the change gives the board jurisdiction to hear complaints about willis' conduct. it would redefine the term of, quote, employee of the county to include any elected or appointed official whose department or agency is appropriated funds -- has appropriated funds from the county. hmm. however, it is not retroactive, so the board cannot take up prior complaints like one about her romantic relationship with former special prosecutor nathan wade. >>> and chicago lawmakers approving an additional $700 million more for the ongoing crisis of illegals in their city. the city has already given $150 million taxpayer this year, but socialist mayor brandon johnson says it was not enough. other lawmakers say it'll never be enough. >> my concern is that in july we're going to ask for another $60, 70 or 8ing 0 million. and you know what we're going to do? we'll blame it -- blame it on

pete: yes. told, will e, i was told i set a record for the most pages ever read in an audio book in one day. kayleigh: 8-9 hours is unheard of. pete: it's 150 payments. will: wow. pete: it must be a good read. it must be an easy read. will: that's exhausting. pete: here's a tiny portion, about 30 seconds that i phoned -- filmed with my if iphone. ing the sun was now up. the neighborhood was waking up. we moved quickly. we consolidated our detainees and evidence at the original house and moved to the hasty ps. the four birds came back and we loaded in. al tide hog tied and at -- al-qaeda hog tied and president at a our feet. this feeling on this ride is different as the blackhawks lifted off. my body swelled with relief. all a men accounted for, mission complete. that a wasn't quite the video. maybe we'll play it in another hour. but what i meant to share with that is it's not just a book about all the a things going on9 the pentagon. i tell a bunch of stories about my own service as well. that w

pete: yep. and you're going to have to chase it. you're going to have to continue forgiving lopes, you see what i'm saying? for the next generation. it's already ridiculous. rachel: it makes no sense, what's happening. pete: and the debt part of it. i had a conversation with one of my kids, i can't remember which one, i was trying to think about it, just explaining the debt can. he started getting really concerned, like, what are we going to do with this department, and he started coming up with different tax schemes -- rachel: i love dinner time -- [laughter] pete: pete: trying to break his brain. i almost felt like you could walk away from that conversation where with they're, like, what kind of life -- he's sitting there going, dad, what do we do? i said i don't know, we're adding about a trillion dollars every hundred days right now. i think it was gunner. but if we're adding that, it could be 50 or 60 by the time i'm an adult. yeah, it could. rachel: that's a legitimate concern versus the w

pete: great stuff.et on the silent majority here, that most women want products that support women. [laughter] >> that's correct. most recent polls show 80% of americans agree with us, but we all know that's not the story told. in the media. and it's a really loud silent majority that's ideological, that is not looking at truth and facts. men's and women's bodies are different. that's why there are two separate categories. and i think if we can make this cool and we can make amazing product, and you guys have some awesome product there on the set, we can normalize speaking out and saying true things and standing up for women and girls. but you're absolutely right, most people agree with us because they see the tooth in the matter. it's not -- it's really just common sense. we're just hoping to normalize standing up for your daughter. rachel: jennifer, telling the truth isn't just common sense, it's actually revolutionary right now. you know, i don't want to let any lie pass through me, and you have been

pete, will.e: a squatter and other venezuelan illegals left a house full of other illegal drugs and weapons. he's tied to a dangerous south american gang. will: i wanted him to pronounce the gang so bad. pete: i didn't even try. ignored the tell prompter. will: that's latest squatting incident and going off the wall and starting with history of squatters. that's nassau county nating phenomena. will: starts with the homestead act of 1862 and this was, you know -- pete: starts with abe lincoln. will: we were encouraging people to go out and civilize and set claim and build a society and civilization and a country on the frontier. pete: settlers claim land in the western u.s. and the promise was that you had to improve the land. and hold it for more than five years. hi family get there is and put rocks in the corner and planting crops and build a small home and basically defend it and say this is ours and after five years it would legally through conditions. will: movements far and away with tom cru

pete: it is the 7:00 a.m.r of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this, fundraising fight, former president trump's palm beach gala expected to rake in millions and how it could stack up to biden's big event. rachel: yeah, it might beat him. will: another squatter show down and bronx migrant squatter and trend day. plus panicking over climate warriors saying jeans are bad for the environment. we're going to discuss that during the pop culture roundup. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting right now. rachel: good morning, everybody. that's ocean city, maryland. will: jeans are bad for the environment? rachel: everything is bad for the environment. pete: the environment is doing fine. that's my assessment. will: i think jeans are fascinating. think about them. how much energy to bewithout into jeans? rachel: you more than most. will: fair. does it fit right? right for boots or shoes? pete: current trend. jeans or something else. will: thinking about it, jeans aren't that old like when did we take

pete: brilliant. rachel: plus, debt relief dÉjÀ vu, biden rolling out yet another round of student loan debt or forgiveness, but what's his real motivation e as we get closer to the november election? will: and it's masters weekend in augusta. tiger woods made the cut today. making history, i guess, by making the cut yet again? pete: i guess it's, like, over 20 years he's done it. will: the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend anticipators right now. ♪ like a true nature's child, we were born, born to be wild. ♪ we can climb so high, you never want to die ♪ pete: hook at that. that's st. pete beach. i've never been known at st. the pete -- [laughter] but i'll take it. i have two the guests here on if set who actually happen to be from st. pete. will: oh, yeah? pete: did it for them, just for them. beautiful shot. hope you're at your house inside watching us or maybe you're on the phone, maybe if will gets his way, you're a 14-year-old with your own smartphone, and you're on the beach watching "fox &

pete: yeah.l don't understand why we can't just remove people that are blocking traffic, why that's difficult for any -- carley: there was one arrest that was made. pete: wow. okay. there's the banner that you're talking about unfurled from the hotel across from the if event. inside the nerd prom there was -- colin jost was the host, he does weekend update on "saturday night live." pretty funny. let's see how he did last night. did he roast both sides equally? probably not. we'll see. >> i was excited to be up here on stage with president biden tonight mostly to see if i could figure out where obama was pulling the strings from. [laughter] but before begin tonight, can we just acknowledge if how refreshing it is to see a president of the united states at an event that doesn't begin with a bailiff saying, all rise? [laughter] my weekend update do an color michael shay was going to join mer here tonight, but in sol dare by with president biden, i decided to lose all my black support. [laughter] mor

pete: pete, shohei ohtani.ill: there are 180 million lost and $140 million something won and net loss of $141 million. yes. rachel: do you below the baseball player ohtani didn't know anything pete: we would of had to have known. will: i don't feel comfortable speculating at this moment. on to the ufl. rachel: one thing i sent that was useful. pete: i had already seen it because other vet hads sent it to me. it was a picture of it and it's backwards and put it up because they thought it looked good. what a lot of people pointed out is if you're obsessed as a commander with focusing on all the other thins like what is the gender make up or what is the racial makeup and have you done your extremism training and that's the focus throughout the military. and you lose focus on how to fire the rifle properly or how do i do my job on the ship to maintain it. when there's a shooting war, we can have guys shooting pronouns or do we have a serious military defense to defend the country? that's at stake and we save or los

pete: it's raining. rick: pete, you wanted this gig, right in. pete: yeah, i did.[laughter] rick: yeah. thanks. no, i'm glad i got it. [laughter] makes sense if i'm here for the rain. really rainy night last night, really rainy morning, and i think the it's all -- it'll all be done for the race, so i think everything is going to be fine. obviously, it would cause more problems even potentially delaying the race, that's not going to happen. the rain will be done, but this morning things are looking pretty gloomy here. talladega, everybody loves this race, obviously, daytona, the start of the season, and now we're here already. this is the longest track, and it is also fun. i say last might if i was here in the infield, here at talladega, i would just is call it special. it has a very different vibe later in the even aing out here at talladega. we're going to be here all morning long talking the people at pods moving and storage and because pro shops, later on we've got richard childress and austin dillon and figure out who everybody thinks will win. as they say abou

pete: absolutely. and i've seen some places where i peel like there should be tipping and and there isn't tipping. i don't know that i can give a great example, and they're like, oh, no tip? the okay. all you see now is praises where you're, like, there's no way i should -- will: there was no service. pete: you did nothing. you handed me a styrofoam cup and your looking at me like give me a -- will: spin the ipad now. pete: spin the ipad and submit. carley: the automated message when you buy e a cup of coffee or a pack of gum and it says select tip amount and you have to press no -- [laughter] and it just feels so bad. pete: it often a doesn't even give you no, so you have to click through to no. will: and then you feel the shame when you turn it back around. you get over it in, like, 10 seconds. by the way, we asked you to -- pete: 10 seconds? will: e-mail from danny, in my if house we have tipping fatigue. we've stopped tipping completely in response to the excessive solicitation. carley: angela are

pete: no doubt.is going to be -- you lahr already had a few jurors, based on the reports, who basically have been identified publicly payoff the information that was tied to them -- because of the information. imagine you're the one holdout inside that jury too. that's why this whole thing is so mucky. it's all democrats, and what if someone made their way on who with had a different view. there's a lot of pressure there. will: i've been doing this a lot this past week on the will cain can show, streams live at foxnews.com, you know, i'm fascinated by juries. you know, i grew up in a family of lawyers, and i went to law school so a lot of my friends are attorneys, and i've talked to a lot of them about. yesterday on the plane ride up here, i rewatched 12 angry men -- pete: good movie. will: in your entire life, have you ever had a situation like 12 angry men, he said, never. the reason he knows that is because he does a lot of mock juries. the point i'm getting at is the fundamental human instinct is

pete: yeah.t's boying to be the summer of love -- it's going to be the summer of love 2.0. you had antifa, blm, these anti-israel, pro-terrorist, pro-hamas, anti-jewish protests appear to be sort of protests spark if that the left always looks at in an election year to fire their base up and get everyone scared and get everyone at each other's throats. it's the same revolution they seek all the time overturning the hierarchy and the patriarchy and western civilization. in this case, israel's now the target. and you have harvard students saying f or harvard, you can leave harvard or if you want. i mean, things like intifada, hamas, october 7th will happen 10,000 times in this is straight up pro-terrorism talk, and it's a lie too, by the way. what israel has done in gaza to protect civilian lives is unlike any other military offensive that i've ever seen, having been involved in a few myself, to protect civilians. these are uninformed, highly ideological kids at our so-called elite universities who

we'll send it back to you, pete. >> pete: nate, thank you very much.never reveal the name. >> going to testify? >> yes. >> pete: trump reiterating today he will testify. but the gag order needs to be thrown out. watch. >> the gag order has to come off. people are allowed to speak about me and i have a gag order. just to show you how much more unfair it is. they are taking away my constitutional rights to speak. that includes speaking to you. i have a lot to say to you, and i'm not allowed to say it. everyone else can say whatever they want about me. they can say anything they want. they can continue to make up lies and everything else. >> pete: joining me now fox news contributor and george washington university law professor jonathan turley. professor, help me out on the gag order. there is going to be a ruling on tuesday, is he gagged but he continues to speak how do you see this playing out this is the troubling aspect of this order these gag orders have become very commonplace but this is anything but your most common case. you have got a dhoft is

pete: awesome.: no quarterback controversy he'll be opening august 21st against colorado state. and that's what the national media do. trying to make it a controversy. it is not. not yet a long horn next year. all right, we're gearing up for today's geico 500 race right here on fox. what better way to get in the spirit than go-cart racing. pete takes on joe concha straight ahead. i get kicked off the go-cart race? [laughter] we love being outside, but the sun makes our deck and patio too hot to enjoy. thanks to our new sunsetter retractable awning, we can select full sun or instant shade. it's 20 degrees cooler and you get protection from harmful rays and sun glare. when you call, we'll rush you a special $200 discount certificate with your free awning idea kit! you'll get your sunsetter for as little as $799. but, this is a limited time offer! for over 20 years, sunsetter has been the bestselling retractable awning in america! call now for this free awning idea kit packed with great awning solution

pete: got me. will: a will the of guys say stuff after tournaments there was a netflix documentary called full swing and go behind the scenes and follow guys like f1 drivers and everybody watches that. you can't help, the dude is authentic. just real and he's not into the fame. doesn't seem to be too into the hundred want i'm sure he's fine and great. i don't know. it's hard not to get big, big fans of scheffler. pete: at the very end, i play for the glory of god and he has real perspective. that convinced me. will: here's what really defines me. jim gray of fox news and coming umm later in the show and all the master p.scottie scheffler and the hush money case begins on monday and featuring it'll from president trump himself. testifying with the crowd and i would testify on the line and that's not a trial and former acting attorney general matt whitaker. there's no chance to get an impartial jury he's next. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinit

pete: thanks, rick. yesterday both joe biden and donald trump were in new york and new york mentioned trump is stuck here and joe biden decided to visit and didn't pay a visit to any of the migrant shelters to check on all the illegals it's brought to or columbia to check on his buddy hamas protesteers and did meet up with howard stern in a hard hitting interview and tough questions and going for joe biden and yesterday. >> i'm sitting here with a phenomenal guest, somebody i've wanted to meet for the longest time and somebody i'm an admirer of and somebody i adore and it's not someone doing an impression and it's the real president of the united states of america. president joe biden. welcome. >> i think i should leave now. >> i have to compliment you on something. you got this thing with the airline passed that now when an airline screws you up, they have to give you a refund. who was the greatest president of all time? >> jefferson was one of my favorite presidents. will: you know, this semi-baring fo

pete: u.s.expects to miss its recruiting goal big time as threats from our adversaries continue to grow. will: plus a traj pick legal ruling mom admitted to smothering her baby while high on meth walks free. and the judge is already facing calls to resign over another case. nicole: but first brian kilmeade with a look at what's coming up tonight on one nation. hague, brian. >> don't miss one nation topght at 9:00 great show amongst my great roster jim trusty opening arguments for the defense in the big trump trial and worked for donald trump for a while. micro he's happy because blue collar jobs are coming back in and then most exciting people i have met with a y yove never heard. bobby gun jr., a bear knuckle champion tough as they come nice as they come all coming up on one nation. i dare you not to watch. ♪ ♪ but even though time has passed, his risk of a second attack hasn't. mike is still living in the red. with a very high risk of another heart attack or stroke. he doesn't know with his ri

pete: it is the 8 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this donald trump raising record 50-plus million dollars last night nearly double what biden made at his star-studded new york fund raiser. the former president also laying out the stakes for 2024. >> everybody wants change our country is really doing poorly we're a laughing to all over the world and going to get that changed really quickly. >> melania looking amazing there plus from skip meals from dipping into their retirement a new survey revealing the drastic measures americans are going to just to make ends meet. >> plus apple reportedly working on a mobile robot that you can follow you around the house. kurt has the latest in the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ will: got it. pete: we requested a skyline and trying to identify the city will thinks he's got it. it's -- there you go. will: got it now for sure. oh. pete: oh, you don't -- >> very famous build on the lefts and water add two things up and you get

pete: why we were laughing when we come in, pete's chair wasn't here.hot that didn't show that we were sitting here by ourselves but -- will: i was streaming in, no chair, somebody didn't want me. will: you were kneeling next to me. rachel: seconds before. by the way, really interesting that tiktok and social media is a way to bring in the use jen z young kids. social media in general, whatever platforms they are using, a new way of reaching young people. pete: live pretty comfortably for a 20-year-old. to your headlines starting with this. people lucky to be alive after their small plane dropped from the sky east of tampa. >> oh my gosh. an actual airplane. >> it has a parachute, paraglider. pete: i don't know what specific models. a parachute deploys, soften the landing yesterday afternoon. people who saw the crash rushed off, people were trapped inside. amazingly they only suffered minor injuries. a man who lives near the crash site telling one local outfit, quote, the angel was on their shoulders, no doubt. a federal judge scolding the justice depar

pete: you got it.hy resumÉ and with by the day appears to only get bigger. >> besides i used to drive an 18 wheeler. i was sort of raised -- in the puerto rican community at home. >> i have great honor of being arrested with our u.n. ambassador. >> some of many claims that are being -- easily debunked. well will and i go off the wall with his resumÉ, coming up next. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. it's helped my memory. it's helped my cognitive qualities. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought

pete: you are right.ere, i don't know when, someone is going to tell me, not sure but it has got to to be on the counter somewhere in the aids are like that's not happening. i wouldn't take it to the bank. donald trump's right to seize it, it anytime anywhere, anyplace, obviously an opportunity that he is jonesing for but we will see. >> trump said to to the cameras and posted a bunch of things on truth social about this potential debate and he said i say anywhere anyplace. i suggest monday evenings, tuesday evenings, wednesday evenings, at my rally in michigan, a state he is in the process of destroying with ev mandate and the alternative he is in new york city today although he probably doesn't know it, let's do it in the courthouse on national television. i will wait around. his perspective on it, it was a big time softball interview from one of the original shock jocks. i was interested in seeing how the interview would go because i started my career working for don imus and often think what would don

pete: another weekend, let's do it. rachel: i wait for both of you. pete: we are waving to you.hree photos from that anthem that were sent to me from my inbox from viewers. his email is will -- he will send them along. he does it. he wants to in his heart. but he doesn't and we are not offended or hurt by it. come on. >> sometimes -- rachel: you don't have to respond but i sent you something about the will kane show and you never responded. will: you hit me on a sunday. rachel: i said i'm not going to officially respond until he responds. i told him the dates. will: they are trying to book her on the will kane show. i offer a piece of advice. rachel: if i'm not good enough to text, to respond to text. will: just been four hours with you. he was higher? rachel: this is how you try to get me on your show? that's enough. pete: you are alone with your phone, doing this, interesting. swipe. but here is one piece of advice. it was like will this work for you on your show and like -- if people at large, not talking about you but people at large. if you meme people you give them an open

will, pete.rey thanks very much. ♪ ♪ pete: former trump hush money trial set to begin in new york city here tomorrow. will: off the wall to understand the trial the key players and its potential political impact. pete: if you're a little confused about home about how this is laying out we are too. will: it involved donald trump he's facing felony charges relating to falsifying business records to conceal payments to several individuals most notably stormy daniels characterized as hush money and falsifying business records. pete: 34 charges in all is my understanding most of them felony counts that starts tomorrow, tomorrow morning april is 15th here tax day by the way here in new york city taking place giving you the who, what and where, why united states supreme court this is the statisticky part will these are upgraded to felonies because of a falsification of business records. it is a misdemeanor in new york in order for alvin bragg to get them pled up or charged up, to a felony they have to h

how about you, pete? >> pete: i think gummy bears would be amazing.s] >> pete: of any type. to go with our last segment. magic gummy bear plant. >> greg: judge, magic seed? >> judge jeanine: diamonds. >> greg: they are already doing that in the lab. richard? >> richard: good shoes. >> greg: oh, interesting. >> kennedy: capital. [laughter] >> greg: i'm going to go, world peace. only a magic seed could produce world peace. all right, time for one more. you meet your 19-year-old self. you are allowed to say three words. kennedy, what do you say? >> kennedy: hold on, bitch. [laughter] >> greg: don't do it. >> richard: life gets better. >> greg: judge? >> judge jeanine: slow down, honey. >> greg: i'm going with "avoid bowling alleys." i won't understand it when i'm 19. i've got another one. but i understand it now. do you have a collection? does anybody have a collection they are obsessed with and can't stop collecting? judge? >> judge jeanine: cranberry glass. >> greg: cranberry glass? wow. richard? >> judge jeanine: forget it, it is just sick. >> richard

will: i need to have it -- pete: i got it.te: it's that middle building that gives it away. i got it. i'm saying philly. where you're going to be tonight, will. will: oh, your right. pete: that's what i'm saying. rachel: i'm sure i've been ther- >> wow. pete: i'm to telling you, i have traversed the nation, okay? i've seen skylines -- rick: and paid attention. that's the surprising -- pete: and paid attention. rachel: can i boar with row these shoes next time -- borrow? pete: my daughter gwen took over by chair and got beautiful high heels. what do you know about the eclipse? what's the eclipse? >> the moon crosses the sun. pete: there you go. boom, everything you need to know. will: skylines and eclipses in the hegseth household. ful. rachel: and they talk about the deficit at dinner, i love are it. pete: go to church, everybody. enjoy the eclipse. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning. welcome to "sunday morning futures. "i'd maria bartiromo. today, coming home to trump. this, t

broader perspective short of what pete talked about.ed more people into college and ignored ability to build a community. we need to look at things that tie individuals together. what ties us together? americans, we're all americans. you might lean into black, white, man, woman still brings us together at columbia. >> ainsley: thank you for weighing in on this. >> pete: i talked so much, we didn't talk about barbecue. got to talk barbecue. >> ainsley: memphis barbecue is about to become one of tennessee's official state foods, hot slaw is on the list and will, chili is texas state dish may 11, 1977. >> nice, will. you get chili. >> congratulations, memphis barbecue, state food, second best barbecue after texas barbecue. >> ainsley: no, after south carolina barbecue, mustard base, kansas city, no. >> i love carolina barbecue, vinegar based. memphis is awesome. >> texas, memphis, kansas city, carolina, sorry issue not into mustard and vinegar or pulled pork, brisket. >> carolinas memphis, texas. >> ainsley: thank you. and put banana puddi

ing comment on pete's shirt?pete: well, sooner or later, i'll have to call in -- >> "fox and friends" shirt. >> will: i can't see it. >> ainsley: it says "fox and friends." >> will: can you describe it for me? >> pete: i'm on "fox and friends." homage to you. >> ainsley: threat to democracy is how biden is characterizing his predecessor, eric trump is here in the studio to respond. that is next. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can i make my side softer? i like my side firmer. sleep number does that. now, save up to $800 on select sleep number smart beds or 0% interest for 36 months. shop now at sleepnumber.com hi, my name is damian clark. if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all these plans include a healthy options allowance, a monthly allowance to help pay for eligible groceries

with that, i am proud to yield to our caucus chair pete aguilar. >> america must maintain its role as a leader in the free world. house democrats for months have been asking to vote on this national security supplemental, key aid to israel, ukraine, humanitarian assistance and indo-pacific priorities. it is so important that we support those efforts. speaker johnson has to tune out the extremism on his side and give us an opportunity to vote for these national security imperatives. i will yield back to the leader. speaker jeffries: questions? >> if this bill makes his way to the floor, will house democrats work to protect his speakership? speaker jeffries: we are in the process of evaluating the substantive legislation that will be before the house. you have a caucus meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 9 a.m. we will have a conversation about the substance. we will go through the various bills before the house. once we have made a caucus-wide decision about the substance, we will talk about the process and what may lie ahead. but we don't want to put the cart before the horse. >> pendin

pete: have a great sunday, everybody.hen check out the race on fox at 3:00. [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday

stephanie murh , people for pete that. stephanie murphy. rodney _ people for pete that.that. stephanie - murphy, rodney davis, thank you both forjoining us tonight on bbc news. that is our programme at this hour. thank you for watching and do stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. friday was a very warm day for april. temperatures widely reached the high teens and the warmest spots had temperatures a bit higher than that. 21.5 degrees celsius was recorded at both stjames's park and northolt, both in greater london, making it the warmest day of the year so far. we have something of a change in the weather forecast, though, for saturday. cooler air is going to be arriving across both scotland and northern ireland behind this cold front. and that's significant because scotland also recorded its warmest day of 2024 as well on friday — 20.2 degrees celsius in fyvie castle. but across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures widely will be dropping by around five or six degrees celsius into saturday. so you will notice that significant change. right now the weather is

take a look at this video, pete. a crazy and disturbing moment outside the courthouse this afternoon. a man lit himsel outsidf on fire. in cri you're seeing the aftermath of that here. that man is in criticaticondit e cornell burn center tonight. police say he came to new york i from florida within the past week and posted conspiracy theories onlin>> we. >> we do not believe this. this was targeting any particular person or any particular groupt ling. we just right now labeled itcons as a sort of a conspiracy theoriespira. judge merchan, a ruling on monday morning before pros about,tements what prosecutors can bring up if former president trump testifieha >> pomething that he has said he would like to do. >> we'll send it back to you, pete er. >> thank you very much.na they never revealed the nameme. trump yet again. >> trump reiterating todaywatch. he will testify, but the gag order needs to be thrown out. watch the gag order has to come off. havpeople are allowed to speaki about me. and i have a gag order just to s

>> pete: great point. because they are both fruit -- poison fruit from a poison tree that has existed now for decades and over 100 years, frankly, charlie. when i look at this. the first thing that hits me because it is so overwhelming is, first of all, this is a religion for these students. because real religion faith in jesus christ or something in something higher has been absent for their lives a long time. they were never introduced to that so the idea of humility or the limits of human nature or grace, they don't exist. it's existential political battle based on whatever ideology they have and it happens on these campuses. so you go from what do you believe in to where do you study? right, school. and in this case i read a book called battle for the american mind about the k through 12 takeover the reason why you are hear students protesting against the cops and for the palestinians is they are both on different places of the oppress or oppressed matrix. since the poll world is who is more oppressed

book. 0k, pete, thank you very _ way onto the statute book. 0k, pete, thank you very much. _ aroundes convicted of serious sexual offences could lose their parental rights under a new law. this follows a bbc report into a mother who spent £30,000 in legal fees to stop her paedophile ex—husband getting access to their daughter. after hearing this story, labour mp harriet harman tabled an amendment to the legislation to cover the most serious sexual offence rape of a child under 13. i spoke with her from westminster a little earlier. it was a glaring anomaly in the law, it was not even a loophole, it was just that when in the 19905 restrictions were introduced so that if someone was convicted of a serious sexual offence, they would then be put on the sexual offences register, they were not able to work with children or teach in schools or work in a children's home, or do fostering, all those restrictions were put into protective children from somebody who had been convicted of a serious sexual offence, and yet his own children were not protected, because the idea was that he still had

we have pete and brent. get to our friends, i want to pick up where i left off last night and dig deeply with you. i hope you are sitting down. this is a tale of two democracies for the united states and israel. and one man who is seeking to destroy both of them. i know he is mediate to protect him and attack anyone who challenges him. but joe biden is a very diabolical evil politician who is trying to imprison donald trump and clear the political playing field for his reelection. he is trying to take out benjamin netanyahu remove that government and install a government that he and the democrat party want in the state of israel. joe biden is at war with two democracies. our country and israel and i'm d to prove it. how? first let's go through a little bit of history. joe biden is behind these investigations against donald trump. he is behind all of them. he sends signals and his staff sends a signal to staff has a meetings and conversations unfortunately the fulsome nature of this sort of tyranny that is ta

transportation secretary pete buttigieg is expanding and toughening up the laws that protect airline passengers. for starters, it will be a lot easier and faster for passengers to get refunds on their canceled flights. kron four's catherine heenan joining us from the newsroom with more on this. catherine, a lot of flyers probably really happy about that. most people can relate to this. probably noel. it delays if not cancellations. >> and if this works the way the transportation secretary says it will flight cancellations and delays could soon result in you're getting an automatic cash refund. this is part of what pete buttigieg cause the biggest expansion of passenger rights and the history of the department. >> in theory, passengers are already supposed to be refunded for a cancellation or a major delay in practice. it often doesn't work that pete buttigieg says he and his staff have heard it all. >> including people coming up to him and airports to share travel horror stories. many involving the struggle to get refunds. it will now be harder. he says for airlines to ignore you. bu

. >> nbc's pete suratos joins us from the cal campus. such a rich history, as you know, of student protests at cal dating back to the 1960s. is it peaceful where you are tonight? is it peaceful on campus? >> reporter: yeah, definitely peaceful so far, raj. this is day two, as you guys mentioned, of this encampment here in front of sproul hall. in fact, we're on the balcony across the way to give our viewers a bird's-eye view of what we're talking about. students say it has doubled in size since yesterday. i counted roughly about 50 tents out here in front of sproul hall. as i mentioned, a peaceful protest so far. and on the ground, this group of pro-palestinian students are demanding that uc berkeley sever all ties with israeli institutions and also that the university divest from companies supporting israel. so that's some of the signage that you're seeing there as we're seeing some of these students gather in front of sproul hall. this is similar to some of the other protests we've seen at other universities and some of those protester

scott shellady, pete najarian, thank you. the dow jones industrials, if we can look at intraday, talking with pete and scott, it tried to make a run. it turned back positive, up about 40 points. right now still up 37 and it's been all over the map. again, i remind you it had been higher by 330 points and this strange pattern the entire week and dow, and s&p and nasdaq e have about 39 minutes left. downgrade of deutsche bank and putting pressure on the moments moments and dow punched into the green by 52 points and watching the biggest ipo ever to come out of the state of california. debuting on oturu new york stock exchange and rain money from users and investors and ceo is here live to tell us how partnership withs major retailers like home depot, best buy, old navy and wal-mart. does he plan to keep rewarding investors so they stick around? what's his plan to do that? pricing at $88 a share last night, ibotta is trading at $105 and change in the very first final hour of trade. the "claman countdown" is coming back with the

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-- secretary pete, sorry, mayor pete is so much cuter -- they know that the car companies, because allceos come out and said we are not going to be able to make these targets. it is our aspiration to be able to cut down on emissions, but the infrastructure doesn't work for this and we don't have the appetite and they are too expensive for people, and most people who are driving electric vehicles are driving tesla's and we know that test laws are very expensive comparatively. so the hybrid route seems like the right way forward and i think that is what they should be emphasizing. and the ceos of these companies would also be happy. >> judge jeanine: you know, what is interesting, greg, the evs are slowing down in terms of people's appetite to have them. even tesla has suffered a slow down, in terms of purc purchases. so what is buttigieg talking about when he says we don't want to fall behind china? aren't we buying all the batteries from china to begin with? >> greg: yeah, i just have to say, i just know just the too well now. you sat down they are going, i can't believe we have to tal

truly, this city is inp the pete. so schiff gets, his bag stolen.e he's obviously responsible for a lot of thets his pro crimees i initiatives in california. >> would you call this poetic? i oh, you might. i think the best poetice>> youct that guy, adam schiff is the prohibited future u.s.to senator from california. >> don, unless steve garvey can beat himr from . well, let's hope it's pencil neck versus tr y tree trunk the forearm. yes. steve garvey e is up for.nk tha >> i don't think california's suffered enough yet. i hope he ca s n do it. yeah, but the likely outcome is that the guy who lies to uss when he talks, every timeeve he talks, we'll be there. >> senator, i thintas willk thet thing is amazing, though. yeah. when you read about it, people took turns going to the bathroom as.t. >> part of the celebration on the toilet. is that amazin>> greg: isn't tgy >> unbelievable. only in san francisco. it was originally wort ih wou it's going to cost $1,000,000. and they thought it was an achievement that they go thet

pete buttigieg has a message for those who don't want to be forced into electric vehicles.ying. analysts say first-quarter deliveries, and unmitigated disaster that you can't explain away. ray wong on that next. ♪ stuart: just over two hours shareholders will meet to vote to determine the future of the company. what can we expect? >> reporter: we will find out if the activist investor fight is successful, whether investors have confidence. it does look like disney, disney received support for investors like george lucas, jamie dimon and family members, they can change until the last second. they are riding on that and the stock held by average individuals. disney dropped the ball of content to extending iger's contract with no further succession plan. i was an analyst a decade ago. we expect iger in 2014 which is not happened. realistically, to of 12 board seats warrant the power to overhaul the company. they are primarily involved in leadership changes and major acquisitions, it's not day today. the biggest impact put disney on defense force things into cost-cutting plans

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gender on official documents, you know, put what there's controversial things, but the trunk genta pete. the feel guy. welcome to the program. israel says the 1st a trucks event a gaza through a newly opened crossing point in the north pictures provided by these riley military appear to show the vehicles carrying desperately needing supplies. crossing the border after being screened for the south is ready. the government has come under increasing international pressure to allow more a into the territory, to ease the worsening humanitarian crisis. israel controlled land and sea routes into gaza even before the war which began with her mass attacked israel on the 7th of october. a correspondent, i'm in a safe in jerusalem told me will as well the idea of announced that they are opening a new crossing a northern crossing there, calling it is remains unnamed along the northern border of gaza. uh they circulated this video which shows the trucks. uh, during the night between thursday and friday, uh, driving down uh what appears to be a dirt road. uh. they also said that these trucks were not