my colleague, steve collins, is the host of al jazeera, the bottom line program. now he interviewed rwandan president polk army twice in recent moms and has more on the government's decision. but a remarkable change. the turn of events in december i interviewed president, could guy, may you said he would not be bullied into making a decision and that it would take an invasion to get paul recess of begin out of prison in march in doha, he's i asked him, i said how's that position going? and he said, you know, sometimes you have to forgive the unforgivable and i got goosebumps on the back of my neck. i said, wow, they are going to release paul recess. begin. and then i said to him on stage it in the interview, if may, if you make that decision, will you give me a call? and they did. and so i think that the united states, with a lot of assistance from cutter, was able to get to an understanding with wanda about how to get paul recess begin at 20 others released without removing or pardoning his conviction. so the conviction remains on the books. his sentence is commu

steve collins and collins got us about brexit and tomatoes should tomatoes when actually we should bee in be talking about the rise in knife crime that's going on in this i mean, this capital. yeah, i mean, i think what annoys me about, i don't like seacom personally, but what do find frustrating but what i do find frustrating even is as soon as even as a lefty is as soon as there's opportunity to score there's an opportunity to score a becomes a row about a point, it becomes a row about that than actually that rather than the actually important i do feel important things. and i do feel dick is a particularly bad emblem doing that and being like, something like, oh look, there's something not let's make a big not my fault. let's make a big deal about it is annoying. it is a but not the a real problem, but it's not the biggest in my journey biggest problem in my journey here. not really a story here. it's not really a story about my journey here. it's not like, you know, there's thousands of us, right? it's thousands of us, right? it's thousands thousands thousands of buses and thousan

lindsey graham, big hagerty, susan collins, steve danes, todd young, roger marshall, and bill cassidyere were three democrats who opposed him. mark kelly of arizona telling me earlier he does not believe garcetti acted soon enough in these issues. and mazie hirono said new credible information emerged in recent days about eric garcetti. she refused to say what the information was but was one of a handful of democrats voting no. they were not enough to stop the nomination which was confirmed on the support of both republicans and democrats. guys? >> all right. manu raju, thank you. >>> a texas judge just finished hearing arguments in the most significant legal dispute concerning abortion since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade last summer. he is considering a lawsuit filed on behalf of anti-abortion groups who want to end access to the most commonly used abortion pills. >> the fda authorized the use of mifepristone nearly 20 years ago, but groups are arguing it was not lawfully approved. in today's hearing the trump-appointed judge's line of questioning seemed to suggest he is o

. >> i have some breaking news with our steve liesman in washington regarding the fed boston fed president susan collinsk at the economic policy conference what's she going to say, steve >> reporter: yeah, scott, we have two officials talking, tom barkan just on the wire now and susan collins here collins is going to say some additional policy tightening will be needed and barkan will say policy will need to be nimble if inflation persists, we can react -- we, the fed -- the range of outcomes is wide. on theish be up of the banking turmoil and impact on the economy collins will say increase in certainty about monetary policy. bajs are likely to take more on lending and reduced bank lending may partially offset the need for additional rate hikes. barkin will talk about this idea -- both of them see the banking system as sound and resi resilient. barkin doesn't see any change in the lending out there or deposits right now he says lending pullback would limit consumer spending. business investment as well. but it's too early to note if that will happen tightening credit could bring inflation down relativel

collins, thank you. a very busy news morning. our friends at "fox & friends" take it from here. have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ >> steveit is 6:00 a.m. on this the final day of march and we start with a fox news alert. former president donald trump could surrender to new york authorities as early as this tuesday we are hearing. >> brian: it comes as a grand jury issues an indictment in manhattan, d.a. alvin bragg years long investigation five overall possibly for alleged hush money payments. trump calls it a witch-hunt. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff is live with the latest. >> trump's legal team says the

collins is here next. >> ashley: we will check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox and friends."d morning. >> steve: another slow news day. good morning to both of you. we will continue our continuing coverage of the indictment of former president donald trump. here we have house oversight and accountability chairman james comer, tears apart da alvin bragg's case with an investigation into the manhattan prosecutor. then florida ag ashley moody tells us how her state will not cooperate with the former president's extradition if requested by new york. the great one, mark levin will break down the case and the charges, his warning of the weaponization of the justice system. bret baier, pete hegseth, kirk cameron. we have a busy show issue starts 11 minutes here on the channel you trust for your morning news. todd and ashley back in a moment, you are watching "fox and friends first" on the number one news channel. . .. . >> todd: a fox news alert. president trump is likely to turn himself over to authorities as early as tuesday after being indicted by the grand jury. >> abuse of powe

> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."toown tonight, join jimmy and his guests - bob odenkirk paris hiltonsh collinorikawa. musical guest, asake nnt y ta legendary uring the roots crew >> questlove: 1813 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause that's a hot crowd, right there. welcome, everybody welcome. welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. you're here. you made it. thank you for watching [ cheers and applause well, let's get to some news well, guys, for everyone invested in our country's banks, march madness has begun [ laughter ] a lot of people are talking about this over the weekend, the u.s. economy was rocked after the silicon valley bank crashed, becoming the second largest bank failure in u.s. history it's never good when people who are watching cnbc are shrieking louder than the people watching "scream vi." [ laughter ] they're like, "oh. bank knew they were in trouble when they saw themselves in the oscars in memoriam they go, "oh [ laughter ] it's us. on the bright side, it was refres

collins emailed dr. fauci, expressing dismay about the origin. they were given the opportunity to edit this memo. >> stevet. >> ainsley: exactly. so, then a little bit more time goes by and the new theory is it did not come come from gain of function and did not come from a lab leak. >> why would dr. fauci right at the beginning of this say okay. we have got to come up with a paper that says it was not a lab leak. have anything to do that the u.s. federal government was in part funding what was going on there? you would hate to say hey, china brewed this up. but we paid for it. >> ainsley: right. >> steve: oh no make that improbable that that actually would happen. >> brian: against the wishes of president obama. president obama says we have got to stop this look like he was doing it anyway. that makes him somewhat culpable. he has to defense this. will democrats like listen and ask him legitimate questions because they are not culpable here there should not be partisan. >> steve: there is a new treaty that essentially looks into the pandemic and the origins. and last month ambassador pamela whom moto a f

collins, thank you. a very busy news morning. our friends at "fox & friends" take it from here. have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ >> steveit is 6:00 a.m. on this the final day of march and we start with a fox news alert. former president donald trump could surrender to new york authorities as early as this tuesday we are hearing. >> brian: it comes as a grand jury issues an indictment in manhattan, d.a. alvin bragg years long investigation five overall possibly for alleged hush money payments. trump calls it a witch-hunt. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff is live with the latest. >> trump's legal team says the president is expected to turn himself in early next week according to district attorney alvin bragg's office. quote. we contacted mr. trump's attorney to coordinate his surrender to the manhattan's d.a. office on arraignment supreme court indictment remains under seal. guidance will be provided when the arraignment it date is selected. fact that the grand jury indictment remains under seal means we don't know the exact charges. bragg has been investigating trump for alleged payment made leading up to the 2016 lengsdz. th

steve leishman it's been a flurry of headlines. breng them to us >> yeah, so we have three fed speakers speaking right now on interest rates, on inflation, and of course, on the banking turmoil. susan collinseaking right here at the meeting saying it's too soon to say what the fomc should do at the next meeting banks are likely to take a more conservative outlook on lending and could play a role in policy ma making neel kashkari says we have to bring inflation down he says the vast majority of banks have taken interest rate risks seriously. he sees the financial system as sound. it's unclear how much banking stres will lead to a sustained credit crunch but it could last longer than people expect. and finally, thomas barken said he's comfortable with this idea of going meeting by meeting determining each meeting whether the fed ought to do a quarter. they had prepared text and earlier collins said some additional policy tightening will be needed she's onboard with raising rates, just not necessarily at the next meeting it's probably worthwhile to take a look, i'm going to do that right now as we speak with these headlines crossing what's happened to the probabilities of a rate hike in may y

longest ever strike by doctors, is designed to stick teach steve barclay a well overdue lesson they say to disrespect them again . now dr. james collinsn his seventh yean junior doctor in his seventh year, he's an anaesthetist he joins me now. dr. collins , you joins me now. dr. collins, you very much. now, it's quite angry tone from the bma. what's the experience like forjunior experience like for junior doctors currently . i mean, you doctors currently. i mean, you know there is a palpable sense of anger within within doctors. i mean, i think anyone would angry who's he's had a 26% pay cut over the last 15 years. you know doctors are our most junior doctors all. i'm sorry they are coming of university after five or six years at university with 80 to £100000 worth of debt and they're getting £14 an hour to be, you know, have life saving. they're making day in, day out . they're making day in, day out. you know, they are saving lives every day and they're doing that £14 an hour. now the pay demand from the bma is 35. that may a lot to our listeners . our view lot to our listeners. our view is how can you justify that ? i is how can yo