steve: under four.unior joseph has been sitting with four fouls for the lobos. 5:33 on the tphraobg. evan: the offensive boards are the concern. we rebound we win this championship. that was the message. steve: toppin had two in a row. andrew: baker, knocked out to san diego state. steve: now amzil will take a turn on ledee. andrew: ledee and amzil are banging away in the paint. ledee calling for it. he's got it, lost his footing, over to butler. butler sends it out, parrish extra pass. shot clock at four. to butler for three. saunders with an offensive rebound. butler drivers right back -- drives right back in, high off the glass, no. brian dutcher can't believe there was not a whistle. he is not happy with that sequence of events. >> i mean, from my vannage point it looked like butler took a heck of a shot. that is a foul for sure. andrew: here is butler on the other end. steve: not as much as i thought. euandrew: house looks for free throws. tru washington the freshman from phoenix is back on the flo

. >> steve: yeah.akes you right there, you don't have to do anything. then you go right to the bracket, you vote on which book that you heard was good, or which one you want us to read together, and that's what we will read. well, it'll make the elite eight. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah, i wouldn't -- i wouldn't gamble on this stuff. >> steve: you wouldn't? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i would. >> steve: how much? >> yeah, i -- [ light laughter ] but i mean -- >> steve: on fanduel or -- >> jimmy: you twisted my arm there. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: but -- yeah. but -- no, but you never know, 'cause they're all great books. they're different types of books. there's thrillers, mysteries, sci-fi. yeah, so any of these books could win. voting was supposed to end at 11:30 tonight, but just a while ago we got some late breaking news to share -- so far, we've gotten over 350,000 votes. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the response has been so overwhelming that we've decided to end the voting de

okay, steve. going to toss it right back to you, my friend. >> steve: of course, on the bright side, if you want to go skiing this is the perfect time to do it with all that snow. some headlines and we start with this. the european union has approved ground rules to govern artificial intelligence in tech investment. this is the world's first major legislation to regulate a.i. it would be divided -- it would divide the technology into categories of risk. ranging from high, medium, and low hazard. anything deemed unacceptable would be banned. meanwhile, author mitch albom, friend of this show, sharing his experience after he and nine others were rescued by helicopter from haiti as violence in that country spirals out of control. that mission was coordinated by florida congressman cory mills who joined the effort. mr. albom is going to join us in the next hour to discuss. and this just in. reuters is reporting that while he was in office, former president donald trump authorized a covert cia operatio

steve doocy, friday, friday, friday, good news. >> steve: have a good weekend.esident donald trump has three days to post half a billion bond. "washington post" claims bankruptcy may be the way out. former president took to truth social and said endless businesses are not coming to new york because they want no part of it. shark tank investor and chair of o'leary ventures, kevin o'leary join us. >> steve: how do you explain it to people what happened? >> kevin: i tell people this is no longer anything to do with donald trump whatsoever. this is the american brand. we are number one economy on earth because we provide stability through transparency. guarantee of law and property rights. here is a situation getting focus around the world of a particular case, does not matter it is donald trump, where an individual has had against an infraction duly high penalty, many people feel on bipartisan basis, probably infringed on the eighth amendment, not been tested yet and that is where the problem lies. most of us that are investors want the process to continue and get

they tell us women want sensitive men. >> steve: steve and i do sad stories and we -- >> steve: i crack kids or anything like that. >> ainsley: i don't want to cry, i don't like to cry. >> steve: get it together, new book jesse premiered today. you have excerpt to read. >> jesse: i discovered people have issues and these issues are getting bigger and crazier. ground swell projection, people projecting problem on society, your problems aren't my problems, they are, you are making them my problem. we do not need a social revolution because somebody has personal problems. book out today and i talked to 25 of the craziest people we could find and it wasn't hard and i listened. people think, jesse, you listen? they are right. first time in my life, i listened and they told my life story. would you tell jesse watters your life story? probably not but they did. from people that want to empty prisons, open borders, people that brought emotional support squirrels on to planes, these people explain why they believe what they believe and rooted in personal personality disorders, not rationality. >

steve says, i'll pass.says her family of four can't eat there anymore because they cannot justify high prices. ginger argues five guys has fresh burgers and potatoes and she would be willing to pay more for good food. those are headlines. i don't think this is a story to knock five guys, this is inflation story. >> ainsley: they are raising their prices because it is so much to pay for materials. >> lawrence: i ordered three bacon cheese burgers, three large fries and two hot dogs and bottle of coke and it was $95 for that. >> steve: and you left a tip. >> ainsley: fast food? >> lawrence: five guys. >> ainsley: was it delivery? >> lawrence: i order so much, my delivery fee was zero. >> brian: the guy did not get a tip. >> lawrence: the tip is 20%, there you go. >> ainsley: that lady said for my family of four, it would be $100. >> brian: what about sizzling, would that be better? >> lawrence: no knock-off bacon. that is where i was going, i would do it again, they season them to perfection. >> steve: juicy

steve, ainsley, brian, lawrence, down to you. >> steve: it's all surge pricing. you, the cable viewer and, you know what? we have got an interesting tid bit for you right now. >> ainsley: there are more problems for the palace. yet, another royal image is being flagged as being digitsly enhanced. social media erupting asking one simple question. >> princess middleton ♪ where are you ♪ the world is starting to worry. >> where is kate middleton. >> i don't know. >> exactly we got to find her. >> the royals weird about what is happening. >> i think she is chilling in the palace and everyone needs to calm down. >> steve: i think he is right. people need to calm down. it comes as the royals now face a big decision about prince louie's birthday photo his birthday is coming up on april 23rd. >> the question is what kind of a picture will they release? now, you know, in the wake of her wake of mysterious hospital visit what was she in there for? it has been suggested that it has not been revealed because it could be of a very serious nature. in that little montage we jus

we always are. >> steve: lawrence? >> lawrence: you know, brian, what i'm concerned about is not just the violence but, ainsley, you appreciate this, too. when you used to cover spring break. there's a lot of drugs and i talk to a young lady yesterday as i'm on bourbon street and i always ask them this what is the first thing do you when you get up? normally they will say drinking. this is the first time she goes i do my makeup and then i do a certain type of drug. and that's concerning for me. because, when you have over 50% of the drugs laced with fentanyl. she could be signing a death warrant right there every morning. >> brian: everyone smoke pots now. unbelievable. commonplace. years ago that would have been an issue. >> lawrence: that's exactly right, brian. we're not talking about just pot. she was talking about doing another type of drug. and that is dangerous. >> steve: lawrence, 5:15 in bourbon street. any of the places open? >> lawrence: nothing open right now. these are the stragglers that have had a rough

steve, isn't that a great idea? >> steve: who knew? great idea.>> ainsley: i thought it was to toss it to you. sorry about that. we have a fox news alert, justices cannot release on trump spell it issue in an hour. the top judge to break down the impact, judge jeanine pirro. she is about to walk out and they are she is. she is next. stay, judge. ♪ ♪ you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever is best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active duty service people, and they and their families. we're the ones that are there to help them. people are doing hard, arduous, difficult, dangerous things. some of them are giving their lives right now today for the freedoms that we have here in this country. they're

>> steve: this big with metal end on them and they pierce people. >> ainsley: never seen them. >> steve: they banned lawn darts and then miami beach. >> brian: in that order, we broke news. >> steve: carley, news time. >> carley: got to be a middle ground between lawn darts and anarchy and that is a sweet spot. i have more news starting with russian president vladamir putin said moscow is ready for nuclear war if threatened. he claims moscow has weapons ready if there is existential threat. police investigating attack on chief of staff to alexei navalny. he was hit with a hammer 15 times outside his home last night. it is likely the attacks organized and executed by russia. greg palkot will have a live report. mexican national sentenced to three years in prison for drug trafficking. he tried to send 22 kilos of cocaine to maryland in 2022. the cocaine was packed into hidden compartments. new mexico state police stopped the vehicle and a canine found the drugs. to fox business alert, dollar tree plans to closen it00 stores after missing quarterly sales and profit. it will shutter 600 fam

back to you. >> steve: maybe it's connected. mr.alkot, thank you very much a live report from the u.k. meanwhile, right here in the u.s.a. of a. the rematch is on. let's talk politics. joe biden vs. donald trump. they are the presumptive nominees for their parties. mr. indy boo, who is campaigning in wisconsin today put out a quote. >> ainsley: he said the broad coalition of voters representing the rich diversity of the democratic party across the country have put their faith in me once again. in a moment threat greater than ever? republican national committee has just declared us the official nominee. we north going to take time to celebrate. we will celebrate in 8 months when the election is over, november 5th, i believe, will go down as the most important day in the history of our country. >> brian: that's what the president hopes is a busy week in washington. a vote on the future of tiktok is heading to the house floor in hours. and lawmakers are still digesting the testimony. a former special counsel robert hur who defended his

steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. >> steve: hey, rich, is yesterday the first time they referred to the migrants as newcomers because a couple days earlier this was our neighbors. >> i haven't heard newcomers before. it doesn't mean they haven't said it before. but, no, i hadn't heard that before. >> brian: rich, promise nia year from now not going to call them newcomers. let's not buy into that? they are not newcomers. what about freshmen americans? what about that? i want you to meet a new freshman american running with neck tattoos. >> steve: that would mean only here for four years. some of them wait 10 years for their trial year. >> brian: four year program. >> ainsley: lawrence is down where biden was. lawrence, you are not allowed to call they will illegals anymore. they are newcomers. >> lawrence: i'm going to stick with the legal definition of them illegal aliens coming to the country. there is a lot of talk about dreamers. this is what the narrative is going to be. we can't forget the americans their dreams are destroyed because ever the illegals killing them. that's the b

really no drama. >> steve: right. because, for instance, i was talking to a friend down in florida, because the primary side has already been established on the republican side, you've got on the presidential primary, you see chris christie. you see doug burgum, you see everyone running nikki haley and donald trump. >> ainsley: voter turnout not as good today since the nominees are determined. >> brian: you know what we should do as a country? same thing you do when you tape something like a big show or a sporting event, don't tell me how it ends. as a country, when you win, you should not tell the other states you don't have to go. we should have kept it quiet and have a better turnout. >> steve: this way some people in all those states can save the hour that they would have gone to vote. >> lawrence: that's true. >> steve: unless you have a local issue which many do. >> lawrence: former president donald trump is having trouble securing $450 million bond follow the judgment in his new york civil fraud case. >> ainsle

meanwhile, let's go over to steve. steve? >> steve: they have a lot in common.mon both of their names start with jee-s-s. headlines on this friday. one town in maryland is getting rid of their police force, right? the move is leaving residents shocked and on edge. i don't blame them. the three member in ridgeley approved the suspension. officers from a nearby town will now respond when somebody calls 91911 one saying quote we were blindsided people supposed to protect and serving. the town had six officers on the force to serve 1600 residents. meanwhile west virginia's man yard. watch him in the foreground. what's he doing? sipping a cup of coffee on the porch. the homeowner joined "fox & friends first" to discussed wild ordeal with coffee in hand it's never happened before really. it was -- it was quite a shock. i just got over the flu and i was just in quite a daze, i guess, as i was watching this all unfold in our front yard. >> steve: there you go. sipping coffee right there. the chase ended with the suspect hitting a deputy's cruiser. all right. there they

so good. >> steve: finally.of "fox and friends" for tuesday starts now and mornings are better with friends. all right, 8:01. fox news alert, two hours away from hearing from former special counsel robert hur getting information on president biden's handling of classified documents. we know what he will say in the beginning, we have his opening remarks. >> brian: primaries today and caucuses. >> ainsley: live team coverage. madeleine rivera is in washington on the election and mark meredith is at the white house with preview of robert hur's remarks. mark. >>y woo are expecting house republicans to grill robert hur about what he learned about president biden's age, his memory and ability. robert hur was investigating the president for mishandling of classified documents. this report looked at different things including documents dating back to when biden was president. republicans insist it raise questions about the president's cognitive abilities. we have robert hur's opening statements. he will tell them we ide

. >> steve: all right.'s see, it's 26 minutes before the top of the hour. carley? >> carley: you always impress me with your math kills on the fly. never change. >> carley: more news to get to starting with a queen pin. a mom accused of nationwide crime ring stole $8 million worthed goods from stores in at least 10 statements california's attorney general found at least $350,000 worth of goods in her home. they also found a warehouse where authorities say she stored the stolen goods before selling them on amazon marketplace at half price. and billy mcfarland, remember him? he is the founder of the fire festival. he revealed that he owes $26 million to fans who got ripped offer. he also owes $6.8 million in back taxes. in 2017 around 5,000 people spent big money to attend the fire festival on a private island in the bahamas. it was a disaster and was canceled after one day. mcfarland was convicted of fraud and spent hoping to hold a second fire festival to make money to pay restitution. >> steve: why not? >>

>> steve: close. >> tariq: close!immy: that would have been -- yeah yeah, spaghetti, you said cookie, yeah, okay >> okay, ready, jimmy? >> jimmy: we got this, bud >> you ready >> jimmy: yes. >> okay, here we go. ramen. >> jimmy: noodle [ bell dings ] [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh, my god >> jimmy: yes! good job >> steve: jimmy, cookie. >> okay. >> announcer: the password is "backpack. >> steve: okay, cookie, why don't you start us off this time >> oh, okay. okay uh - okay knapsack >> tariq: cookie [ laughter ] >> ah, me wish it was cookie me wish it was knapsack full of cookies. >> jimmy: uh, he said knapsack >> okay, knapsack, yes >> jimmy: bookbag. >> bookbag um ooh, satchel [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how old are you? [ laughter ] "satchel"? i don't even know what a a satchel is >> tariq: i wanna steal, i wanna steal. >> elmo doesn't know what a satchel is either. >> tariq: okay >> okay. >> jimmy: okay, ready, cookie? >> yeah. >> tariq: backpack >> steve: wait - [ buzzer ] >> me -- me got to give the clue first >>

. >> steve: what is next for d.a.llis, the lawyer who blew the whistle on the improper relationship between willis and wade telling "fox and friends" she could still be booted. >> more information can come forward. >> steve: more with her in a moment, meantime, final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: fox news alert. appeals court blocking texas immigration law that would allow police to arrest migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally. that happening just hours after the supreme court allowed it to go into place. >> ainsley: new migration crisis coming from haiti. >> steve: we have team coverage. lawrence jones is live in miami, screen left. bryan ilenas has the latest. but first rich. >> texas can arrest those they suspect crossing into texas illegally. sb four is another example of republican officials politicizing the border and blocking real solutions. president biden out west in arizona, he launched latinos bi biden/harris. >> president

steve, ainsley, and brian, back to you guys. >> steve: mr.edith, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> steve: we will talk about that in a minute. first president biden and former president trump could clinch nominations for the presidency after today's primaries in georgia, mississippi, washington state and the republican caucuses way out in hawaii. >> brian: madeleine rivera here to break down those contests not much drama, madeleine. >> madeleine: not much. this comes down to the delegate math. president biden has 1866 delegates. he needs 102 more to lock up the democratic nomination. former president trump has 1078. he needs 137 more to become the republican presumptive nominee. georgia is the biggest prize today with 108 democratic and 59 g.o.p. delegates at stake. washington comes in second with 92 democratic and 43 g.o.p. delegates up for grabs. mississippi has 35 democratic and 40 g.o.p. killings and then hawaii has 18 g.o.p. delegates. trump can clinch the republican nomination after the delegates in washington are awarded. the number

. >> steve: it is 8:00 here on the east coast, monday, march 18th, 2024.elcome to hour three of "fox and friends." we start this hour with a fox news alert. the battle over big tech censorship hits high court today. the justices will he opening arguments shortly this morning. >> lawrence: media meltdown, pundit blood bath to push narrative. >> i heard continuation of same rhetoric of political violence. we can't look at what he's saying and be like he is accurate with this, he is referring to auto industry. >> brian: joe biden is going west as his temper goes south. he is frustrated nobody let's him talk. sean hannity woke up early. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: fox news alert. in two hours, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments whether biden administration crossed a line by pressuring social media sites to censor certain content. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera has more. >> madeleine: affecting extent to which federal government agency. the issue stems from a lawsuit that

>> steve: i know it.e are going to talk to him. >> lawrence: second hour of "fox & friends" begins right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ all right. we start this morning of "fox & friends" with the state of the union address, which is tonight, where laken riley's parents were invited to attend but declined; however, a georgia congressman is leaving a seat open in her honor and her memory. >> ainsley: tonight's speech marks a pivotal moment from president biden and his 2024 opponent. former president donald trump says that he is going to be watching closely, fact-checking live. >> brian: going to come on truth social. we are going to begin this hour with team coverage. griff jenkins is live at the border in eagle pass, texas. we begin with jacqui heinrich live at the white house. jacqui, preview for us, won't you? >> jacqui: hey there, good morning, guys. with the president's age and widespread voter disapproval about how he has handled his job, this address tonight is essentially g

today. ♪ steve steve here's some campaign news biden hitting nevada, texas well. >> ainsley: coming ass is reporting that the president has become angry and anxious about his re-election bid. >> brian: can you believe this? hitch edson has the details. >> good morning, guys. maybe a good reason to get out of the white house for a few days. he is headed out west. is he headed to nevada and arizona tomorrow and then on to texas. the biden campaign did say that after the state of the union that we would see the president on the road in the battleground states. that's what he is doing. he spent part of this month campaigning in wink, michigan, pennsylvania and georgia. new hampshire. august states he won minus new hampshire by less than 3 percentage points in 2020. he won new hampshire by more. this weekend. biden spoke at the annual gridiron dinner here in washington knocked his opponent one candidate too old mentally unfit to be president. the other is me. recent polling has biden's approval rating biden harris campaign did announce over the weekend it raised more than $53 million in feb

and those are your headlines, steve.p to us. >> steve: as long as we go fast it will be great. all right. carley, thank you very much. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: meanwhile, this morning, house speaker mike johnson making message clear in a prebuttal ahead of joe biden's state of the union tonight. >> america breaking point. >> joe biden is touting bidenomics. >> bidenomics is working. >> 78% of voters view the economy negatively. >> and that the president is to blame. >> steve: it all comes as the stage is set for a trump-biden rematch with the president wasting no time trying to court those nikki haley voters after she dropped out yesterday. so what message does joe biden need to send to the message tonight? fox news contributor and former presidential speech writer marc thiessen joins us from d.c. marc, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: i think a lot of people -- i mentioned this a moment ago i think a lot of people are going to watch this just to see if he can get through it. ultimately

steve, let's talk courts.k appeals court is reducing trump's bond to $175 million from 454 million. "the washington post's" editorial board said this is a good idea. hold on to something writing quote no matter how much one approves of mr. trump or wishes his presidential ambitions fail every defendant due process including course to appeal. exhausting options without pushing him to bankruptcy is fair and correct and it would be better for any other american in the same situation. former trump attorney who oversaw searches of trump's properties. documents case following the raid on mar-a-lago tim parlatore joins us now. great to see you. it gets reduced. the president says he has got the cash. what about on the actual appeal itself, what you know about in new york? >> >> i mean, i think he has a pretty good appeal. there were a lot of procedural issues. i think that the way the judge handled it and, you know, partially this may be because of the way that trump pushed him. but he did show his bias. but, ultimat

steve, over to you. >> steve: no air conditioning in the summer.: can you believe that? something is going to go wrong. those athletes are going to be burning up. >> steve: just stay tuned. ainsley thank you very much. >> ainsley: you are welcome. >> steve: meanwhile we have been talking about this for a while, it was the scariest ride of his life. this morning, one petrified passenger speaking out as he was left hanging on for dear life when that alaska airlines plane door plug blew out mid-air just in front of his seat back in january. joining us with more, now that passenger who took those pictures, do you kuhn tran ands attorney timothy layering jerry, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> kuhn, i understand you are there in row 27. you are about to take a nap what happens? >> oh, man, it happened so fast. i didn't even know really register everything. the door just suddenly took off and next thing i know my feet was getting pulled through the airplane, i was struggling the whole time to try to stay inside the airplane. >> steve: i don't kno

>> steve: i didn't notice that >> jimmy: you didn't notice that >> steve: i saw that >> jimmy: you didn'tthing? >> steve: i saw it live and i didn't >> jimmy: yeah, i can play it back again if you didn't notice what i saw >> steve: how did i not notice it >> jimmy: okay well, we're officially in election season, and that means biden and trump are going to be insulting each other even more than usual so, we thought it'd be nice to give you a little break from all that and hear them say some really nice things about each other. it's time for political compliments. [ cheers and applause ♪ political compliments yeah ♪ >> joe biden is my best friend in the world because he listens to me. day and night. no matter when i need him, he's there. >> my nickname for donald trump is ice man because he is so cool [ laughter ] >> whenever joe and i talk on the phone, i make him hang up first because i want to keep talking. >> donald trump makes the best sandwich i have ever tasted. >> joe biden, you're my hero let me tell you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, isn't that nice [ cheers and applause that's it.

>> steve: they got tire. >> brian: that's why you got glass insurance. >> steve: that's why?planes? i thought it was for hail. >> brian: they will come to the airport and replace your windshield. take the tire out. that's what i love about it. >> ainsley: y'all, let's talk about the election, polls come out that show that trump does have a slight lead in key states, if you start with pennsylvania. in 2024 this year, biden is getting 47%. and trump is getting 49%. four years ago it was the opposite. biden was winning by almost 50% and trump was getting almost 49%. >> brian: another one of the key states that everybody is looking at especially both camps is what is happening in arizona. one of the biggest upsets, controversy with arizona. how it was called. trump has a 4 point lead, if you drill down on it, has to do with immigration. that could flip quick. these how kyrsten sinema won. mcsally was win fargo while. stunner to kari lake. >> steve: how is your family situation? take a look at this. in both arizona and pennsylvania. this is probably pretty -- actually these number

>> steve: doing okay. just adjusting to the news. >> sean: by the way, steve, i am always up early watching you guys. that's my morning routine before i work out. >> ainsley: are you dvring us. you need to dvr us, sean at 6:00. >> sean: yes, dvr. i do miss the 6:00 hour. so 7:00 is usually my tune-in time. i like to dvr the first hour which is always great. >> brian: i could call you and recap at the end of the show if you want, sean. >> steve: sean, the lead story is nikki haley is going to drop out at 10:00 and as jacqui heinrich just said she is, it sounds like, according to john mccormick from the "wall street journal," who we are about to talk to in a moment, she will encourage donald trump to earn the support of the republicans and the independents who supported her. how do you think she is going to put that? >> sean: i don't think it really matters in the end. i think the disappointing part of what jacqui reported is, she had said before the republican primary debate criteria to get on that debate s

. >> steve: so sad. remember mornings are better with friends. >> ainsley: a judge is expected to decide very soon on whether d.a. fani willis will be removed from former president trump's georgia election case. >> lawrence: here with perspective, former federal prosecutor hayes. it is clear they lied to the court, what do you expect a judge to do? >> i hope what the judge does is disqualify fani willis and the whole office, that is what should happen. the judge said before the hearing began, standard he was going by was appearance of impropriety and we have evidence of actual conflict of interest when it comes to hiring her boyfriend, paying him and she approved massive payments to him and enjoyed going on elaborate vacations with him and they made it worse by getting on the witness stand and lying and filing false document, now there is actual conflict of interest the judge should be able to rely on in tossing her whole office. >> steve: will this judge decide whether or not to completely derail the ca

marcello hernandez is joining us >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: funny guy. >> stevedude >> jimmy: and we've got great music from manuel turizo and yandel [ cheers and applause "mamasota. guys, it is time to play "who said it? here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ tonight sho who said it ♪ ♪ tonight sho who said it ♪ >> jimmy: all right. all right, here's how it works i'm going to show you -- i'm going to show you a real quote and it's up to you to decide who said it. and tonight, we're looking at quotes that could have been said by either donald trump or a cartoon character. [ light laughter ] everyone have their clicker? you can use those to vote. higgins, roots, you guys have clickers >> steve: got it >> jimmy: all right, good. green for trump, red for cartoon. okay the first quote is, "take me home, mommy. this is too tough for me." was it former president trump or was that a famous cartoon character? ♪ cast your votes. "take me home, mommy." >> steve: "take me home, mommy? ♪ i say cartoon. >> jimmy: i'm going to go -- i'm going to go trump. >> steve: probably is tru

back to you guys. >> steve: thank you. somber day in woodstock, georgia. >> ainsley: they said she had strong faith, was close to the lord. her church is called woodstock city church. visitation starts at noon. >> brian: this guy was causing havoc and his brother was arrested multiple times. requests to take him into custody ignored, he gets his brother and leaves his wife to get here and his kid. goes to georgia, does this killing, i'm sure other crimes we will find out about and his other brother seems just as bad. the theme is tragedy. sub-theme is preventable. here is tom homan. >> they are burying a child and have to live with the fact her last few minutes of life were terrorized. she tried to make a call to 911 and she fought for her life. she did not want to die. she did not have to die. i get so emotional on this issue, this is senseless, could have been prevented crime. he should be in remain in mexico program that biden killed. >> brian: we'll hear that phone call, too. >> ainsley: president trump talked to the f

> steve: all right.great. that's great. >> ainsley: it is. what a great heart he has. thank you, steve. turning now to some more headlines. there is a new push in congress to pull federal funds from any medical school that diversity beings equity and klein collusion. also lose fund going they make student or staff affirm tenets associated with dei. the bill was introduced by north carolina congressman greg murphy the only practicing physician in congress. a new spa in new york city is offering a service that's to cry for. subparlor, is a pop up cry spa that provides you with a spot so that you can go inside and shed your tears. you pay $20 and can you book 30 minutes in a private cry room that features tear drop shaped mirrors and pillows, sad music, and more. ha, i can't even get through that story. those are your headlines, steve. >> steve: it costs you 20 bucks and the sound of cry. >> ainsley: i don't remember. >> steve: i remember in this town where you could cry for free. just saying. that's nuts.

>> steve: absolutely. the jabs have continued. was talking about unity and whether or not she was going to do whatever she could and today we will find out when she speaks from south carolina. when the former president refers to her as bird brain. >> ainsley: doesn't go over well with women. >> steve: here's the interesting thing. when you look at the path she -- we presume she thought she had, is there is within the republican party appear tri trump faction. when you look at the exit polling from yesterday, haley's voters said they were voting against trump more than they were voting for her. so she was essentially the vessel. we're going to vote against trump by voting for her. >> brian: where is that? >> steve: this is in the "new york times" this morning. it's a sign of anti-trump motivation that could last until november. when you look also at the exit polling, nikki was among moderate voters 2-1. the problem is moderates only make up about 20% of the republicans. also you, one in four republican voters in north carolina said

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steve, ainsley, and brian. >> steve: once again, stay tuned. mad line, thank you very much for that live report. >> turn now to headlines starting with this a fox news alert. >> ainsley: billionaire elon musk is reportedly sues chatgpt maker open ai and its ceo. he claims the company broke contractural agreements by straying from its original goal of developing artificial technology for, quote, the benefit of humanity, not profit. musk helped start of the company back in 2015 but stepped down from its board just three years later. air national guardsman jack that sahara suspected of carrying out one of the immigration's -- one of the nation's most serious security breaches. he is expected to plead guilty on monday. and that's according to a court filing. last year the now 22-year-old was charged with leaking thousands of highly classified military and intelligence documents to gamers on the app. discord. some had details on the war in ukraine. a community in missouri in mourning today after a police officer and court worker were shot and killed

lawrence the curfew is expected to be lifted today over to you, steve. >> steve: and there are businessesissing business. lawrence, thank you very much. mean while, speaking of video, new video showing migrants in new york city taking over the sidewalks to sell clothing and much more. the unauthorized flea market setting up shop and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's district. our next guest says it makes country, which is why he hasld decided to launch a bid for local government. ramsey is running for the new york state assembly he joins us right now. ramsey good to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> how did that happen? >> basically started over last summer. >> when we let in all these migrants into our area. and they just came with this influx of people that needed to make money and they started selling these goods along our streets steve the problem is, you know, you got all the people who are now essentially vendors but they are only some sidewalks where you can be a vendor. >> right. >> now other problems in your neighborhood. prostitution is super bad now. and also you hav

good morning. >> good morning, steve, great to be with you.a brazen attack, the shooter opened fire and as the inmate was being transported and shot two officers and a third was wounded when a third officer opened fire. skyler mea was serving time for aggravated assault on a police officer. he is a suspected gang member. she is on the run, both men are armed and dangerous and last seen in this getaway car. looks like a gray honda civic with idaho plates. the officers are all expected to survive. >> steve: this is your first appearance on fox news, welcome to the fox news family. the biden administration cancelling more student debt for public service workers. what is that all about? jacqui heinrich fills us in. >> jacqui: if you are nurse, teacher, firefighter or public service worker you might have an e-mail in your inbox this morning, cancelling student loans through public service student loan forgiveness program and e-mailing borrowers to tell them they are within two years of having their lone forgiven. the e-mail will read, thank you for

steve, ainsley and brian back to you. >> steve: it's about the chips. hey, rich, so he is in arizona. and he is going to texas. the number one issue is the border. he is not going anywhere near the border. they are blowing it again. >> no border trip on this trip. >> brian: part of the reason is it's more of a negative than a positive. he wants to lean on legislation that never even got a vote in the senate. rich, thank you. what he just basically said from what i could see his message to hispanic voters were come on, you voted for me last time, do it again. he talked about housing, affordable housing. house something really not a good story right now in america. whether it's the interest rates, whether it's the lack of inventory. i'm finding it hard to believe that he is going out again trying to yell people into thinking the economy is better. his numbers say it is. people aren't feeling it. >> ainsley: biden, if -- he flip-flops on this. because he looked at -- he has been for open borders. and then he looked at how americans reacted to that. especia

steve okay. we just got an update from the officials from -- i just can't get over that image right there. just got update from the maryland transportation department giving an update on if you are just waking up at 7:30 here in the east. until 1:30 last night. that is the -- that was the francis scott key bridge with the road deck rising 180 feet above the river right there. but a container ship as you can see right there, about 1,000 feet long smacked into the support column dead square and the whole thing fell down like a deck of cards. >> lawrence: we learned a little bit kayleigh from this press conference. it looks like they have already set up that family reunification site. that's what we were asking for earlier in the program. it looks like we got about 4 coast guard boats out there that are helping assist in the search and rescue. that doesn't include what the state and the city is providing on scene. they are saying that there is no foul play expected right now. no acts of terrorism as

brief. >> steve: one of the things she did go on to say. couple of her is you gatt. >> tim sununu,. >> well for the most part. >> tim scott, is he all. in will she endorse donald trump? she dodged and said, when you all asked donald trump if he would support me. then i will talk about that. and so, you know, let's turn it around. if you ever donald trump, do you think he would endorse her? probably not, base he is still calling her bird brain. still anger as lot of people. >> lawrence: argument though because she is nowhere near the nomination. posing the question to donald trump when is he probably going to secure the nomination tomorrow makes no sense. the question is she said that she signed the pledge, and she said that she only signed the pledge to get on the debate stage. >> steve: donald trump never said he would endorse. >> lawrence: he didn't sign the pledge. >> steve: exactly because he didn't do the debates which a lot of people still would have loved to have seen that. >> ainsley: do you have a problem with her saying i'm going

steve, over to you. >> steve: j.d., thank you very much.ta property owner was generous enough to let people stay on his land temporarily if they helped with the upkeep but has long since ended that offer. now years later, of course squatters have taken over and trashed his land. one of them sued him for nearly $200,000. joining us right now along with his attorney david perry. we have got david morris. mr. morris, good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for having us. >> steve: great to have you. you have a big heart. you wanted to establish this nonprofit where people could live on your nine acres for free if they took care of it and they did up until the pandemic you closed the nonprofit you could not get rid of the people even though you asked them politely. what happened? >> well, people just kept coming on the land an bringing rvs and tents and the pandemic happened i tried to file eviction and there was a moratorium and i totally understand. i'm compassionate and understand, but, it just got out of hand, a lot of people, you know

: that is right, steve.ours now since this happened at 1:30 when the singapore-flagged dali ship. you see the remnants there, we are north of it. one of three major ways through ba baltimore. we learned from maryland transportation secretary all vessels have been stopped going in and out of the port authority. maryland governor wes moore has gone and seen the damage. we expect we may see him in the next hour or so for an update. we're learning maritime port authority of singapore is cooperating with u.s. officials and coast guard. there were 22 asboard that ship. their condition and location not kn known. immediate concern is the search and rescue that will continue throughout the morning in very difficult elements and conditions. we know there are vehicles in the patapsco river, that is the waterway this bridge crossed from chesapeake bay to baltimore harbor. it is about 50 feet deep. i asked authorities what is process to get the vehicles out. there are dive teams trying to rescue anyone in cars. it will t

. >> steve: that is great. remember mornings are better with friends. >> carley: fox news alert, today is the deadline for former president trump to pay his $454 million bond in his new york civil case. >> lawrence: if he doesn't, the state could seize his assets. >> brian: gregg, as much as i like you, i want to go to eric, where the former president is also set to appear. >> i like gregg, too. three things, hush money trial, hearing at the criminal court and that $454 million and it could make 3 billion on the market today. manhattan criminal court hearing in the stormer daniels hush money case. the trump lawyers want the case to be thrown out or delayed. the judge was supposed to start jury selection today, he delayed it for april 15th, we'll see if that will be delayed. some legal experts think this is not the strongest one to start that others are stronger, not this one. let's listen. >> if something is going to happen before the election, this is case it will happen on. this is by far the weakest case in

over to you, steve, ainsley, brian, l.j. >> steve: janice, i was reading. it was so bad in ohio, that town you just featured, they ran out of ambulances. there was an ambulance shortage some people were hurt. >> janice: came overnight a lot of people weren't maybe prepared. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. >> steve: keep an eye on the sky. >> ainsley: here is another fox news alert. reuters is reporting that hamas is floating a cease-fire proposal to israel. and details have been sent to the united states and to made td yarts. >> brian: includes the reports of release of hostages in exchange for 700 -- in exchange for 700. >> ainsley: to a thousand. >> brian: to a thousand palestinian prisoners, 100 of which are on life sentences. more than likely means murder. according to reuters the terror group says it would hand over women, children and elderly and the sick first. >> lawrence: hamas is also demanding a permanent cease-fire, withdrawal of all the israeli forces from gaza. major increase in humanitarian aid. danny dannon the tro former. >> first of all. we

. >> jimmy: hips don't lie >> told ya [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - shakira, dakota fanning mo gilligan, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1947 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it is so great to see you guys welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. thank you for being here [ cheers and applause thank you for watching there's a buzz around the office today. shakira is here tonight! [ cheers and applause shakira is here. also, by the way, the powerball and mega millions jackpots are at a combined $1.9 billion [ cheers and applause it's tonight hope you win, i hope you win playing -- playing the lottery is very fun, though. it's days of buildup, and then it's over in a few seconds anyway, trump's stormy daniels trial is in the news, and it just made me think - [ cheers and applause yeah, it was a busy day for trump. he was in new york today where he h

steve garvey, katie porter, barbara lee, steve garvey has leading the other 2 this evening. he sits at 27% of the vote tonight with 27% of the precincts reporting. at this hour, we do want to send things over to our graham lotus. he's tracking this race among others. he has a little bit more detail. that's right. now i want to do a deeper dive here on the big board. how are your neighbors voting when it comes to that? >> u.s. senate race will go. >> county by county here in the bay area, starting with bryn where adam schiff has a resoundingly. katie porter second place in with 18% of the vote? steve garvey 13 and a half percent in marin county, sonoma county, adam schiff, another big lead. katie porter also second place here. just a point. 7% lead over garvey. so porter and garvey very close, at least here in the bay area counties as we go up to napa, adam schiff, a another big lead. but steve garvey is in second place. they're a pretty sizable lead over katie porter we don't need yellow, but will takes a where shift is in. first garvey is in second. another big lead over wi

lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: thank you very much. >> lawrence: can you imagine that?brian: good news though. he will take the delay and it shows that alvin bragg was a thin case that nobody wanted to charge. now he got the paperwork that showed how thin the case was that they wouldn't charge him with until he got elected. i have an idea. let me charge him. >> lawrence: he decides to charge without getting all the documents explaining why they decided not to charge. >> brian: why not give paperwork. he asked for year hold my breath until i got the paperwork. >> steve: feds took their time until yesterday now they have a whole bunch of stuff. alvin bragg said we will give them 30 days. the trump team wanted 90 days. the judge ultimately ruled. >> ainsley: enough time to information. >> steve: judge says no and alvin bragg says we will see. >> lawrence: they didn't have all the facts and documents before they decided to charge. if anybody needed any evidence of this being political, every it now. >> ainsley: let's turn now to more headlines, a man is critically injured a

>> steve: wow. [ laughter and applause wow. >> jimmy: that was the one i was gonna type in. >> steve:. >> jimmy: oh, i eat cereal all the time 24/6 next up, i typed in, "it's best to avoid --" >> steve: mm-hm. >> jimmy: and it just came right in and said, "direct sunlight." >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: it said, "drinking too much soda. it said, "adults who vacation at disney world without kids." [ laughter and applause what i love disney. >> steve wow >> jimmy: i couldn't believe it i couldn't believe it. so, i typed in more things >> steve: you did more things? >> jimmy: because i couldn't believe these answers. >> steve: right. you were, like -- you were, like, shocked? >> jimmy: yeah, i was shocked. i was like, "this is insane. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: this is ludicrous. >> steve: right, well -- >> jimmy: not the rapper >> steve: okay, good [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: finally, i typed in, "is trader joe's --" and it said, "hiring? "open? "just whole foods with hornier cashiers?" [ laughter ] that's it. that's it for "google autofills. stick around we'll be back with some amazing kid

steve. >> lawrence: achilles heel. >> steve: they don't have to show up some stinkin' polling place.> will: early diner instead of the poll. >> ainsley: all types of primaries and caucuses today. brian is going through them all state by state. brian? >> brian: they call it super tuesday for a research. so much at stake right now even though donald trump has a precipitous lead. 854 delegates up for grabs in today's primary. so let's go through most of the states that are in play. close contest you got to be republican. semi open contest you can be independents and the open contest can you just register that day and we can see it. so, as you look it right here, the purple are the closed. and i think it's pretty clear that donald trump does have his pockets of support there but, if you look at an area like california, which does have a share of moderates and disenchanted democrats you will wonder if he this take that opportunity. oklahoma is pure red you understand where that comes up. i find thin treeing, colorado for the longest time has been a purple state. i'm wondering with denver