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first to steve harrigan. steve?. >> martha, we're getting different responses from both sides of the aisle today when it comes to the growing chaos and violence in haiti. a short time ago, florida governor ron desantis said he was deploying the national guard in preparation for potential mass influx of haitians towards florida. secretary of state blinken said the u.s. goal for haiti is free and fair democratic elections. here's secretary blinken. >> we need to see a transition to elections a clear return to a democratic path. we need assistance, humanitarian assistance, development assistance so the economy can get built up. >> on the streets of port-au-prince in haiti, they're a long way from elections. 80% of the city is now controlled by violent criminal gangs. the acting prime minister couldn't even get back inside the country because those gangs attacked the airport. they also attacked prisons releasing several thousand prisoners. corey mills a congressman from florida, led his own mission to haiti a helicopter

bret, back to you. >> bret: steve harrigan live in atlanta. steve, thank you. the former president's classified documents trial is expected to be pushed back from its originally scheduled start in late may. however and how it stacks against the political calendar is now the big question and the big issue. david spunt is in fort pierce, florida tonight. former president donald trump left the federal courthouse in fort pierce, florida after hours of arguments over when his classified documents trial should begin judge aileen cannon originally scheduled the trial for may 20th. the last legs of the primary election but today signaled it would be delayed after both sides agreed to move things back on the calendar agreed to move the trial to 8th. arguing it's unfair to hold the trial during the height of a campaign, pleading to start it after the election in november. though trump's team says the earliest they can be ready august 12th. special counsel attorney jay bratt said the trial do even take place in the fall arguing that his team is in full compliance with the

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senior correspondent steve harrigan has been following the story. heartbreaking for the family.ughts and prayers are with them. what is the latest? >> the agonizing search for the past two weeks has come to an end. nashville police confirming the body of riley strain, 22-year-old university of missouri student was found in the cumberland river eight miles to the west of nashville this morning. found by a man moving a barge. they confirmed the identity of riley strain. he was kicked out of a nashville bar two weeks ago. visiting the city with fraternity brothers and told them he would go back to the hotel by himself. police video shows him stumbling at one point on the sidewalk likely intoxicated. later interaction with a police officer showed him visibly less impaired but police have maintained throughout this case there has been no sign of foul play. >> there are no signs of foul play at this time according to the examination here at the riverbank. >> riley was wearing the same sthirt and same watch when he was found and police said that they expected if he did fall in the rive

steve harrigan live in atlanta with the details on this story. hey, steve. >> riley strain has been missing now for two weeks. his family members now say that sunday night police showed them unreleased video. this video shows the 22-year-old university of missouri student walking quickly in the opposite direction of his hotel even jogging. these are the last known movements of riley strain. other videos that the police have previously released show the 6'7 college student stumbling on the sidewalk. he was kicked out of a bar with his fraternity brothers two weeks ago. a brief interaction with a police officer captured on body cam. he does not appear to be too distressed. family members say they appreciate the police still trying to find their son. >> we appreciate more than you will ever know, the outpouring we've received from the community, from the press, and everyone else involved. >> police say part of the reason they released the videos is to show that strain was not being followed or chased. they maintain there has been no sign of foul play

steve harrigan is live in atlanta on a day of reckoning for fani willis. first let's start in fort pierce, florida on the trump legal saga. bring us up to speed. david. >> good morning to you both. we know that things start pretty much on time in federal court. this was supposed to kick off behind me at 10:00. no electronics in the courtroom. we can't be certain but we know the former president is in the courtroom right now and is inside the building right now. remember, the f.b.i. raided mar-a-lago in august of 2022. here we are march 1, 2024, waiting for a trial date. this is a complicated case with tens of thousands of pages of documents. we expect the former president donald trump to be in court most of the day with his attorneys. also potentially jack smith himself along with his legal team. we have video of the former president arriving in his motorcade today here in fort pierce with some of his supporters outside. the big focus when will this go to trial? it is scheduled to begin here may 20th in florida. but it is likely this date will slide. one o

in scranton, pennsylvania, steve harrigan, fox news.ood friday procession at rome's colosseum to preserve his health. that's next. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money, now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, that's how you business differently. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. nine people have now been detained following an attack on a concert that killed 144 people. the arrests a week after the massacre in which a gunman ambushed those waiting to see the show. isis claimed the attack and they believe they're behind the terrorist attacks. griff: a video, check it out. a volcano erupting during a northern lights display. the volcano has erupted several times this year forcing the residents to evacuate. the northern lights is caused by the interaction of solar wind and the earth's atmosphere. gillian: and pope francis is expect today preside at the easter vigil mass at the vatican tonight after skipping good friday services to preserve his health for the upcoming holiday weekend. stephanie bennett takes a look at the festivitie

fox news senior correspondent steve harrigan there live with the latest. . what's cooking? >> reporter: that's right, larry. it was uninterpreted -- uninterrupted today. this has been going on for seven weeks. it's really the prosecutors who have been on trial, both fani willis and the prosecutor she hired, nathan wade. defense attorneys tried to make the case that both of them lied about when their relationship started ask that both of them profited from this prosecution. here's larry merchant. >> the issue is that they began this relationship in 2019. they were dating for two years, and then she awarded him a contract. where public money, either from fulton county or the state of georgia, ended up in his pockets. that decision alone was improper. what's even more improper is that then she and he used that money to go on personal vacations and trips. >> reporter: the judge has said even the appearance of a conflict of interest could be enough to remove either willis, or wade or both of them. he said he's likely to give his decision sometime in the next two

correspondent steve harrigan is in fort pierce florida tonight with the latest on what is happening theregood evening, steve. >> steve: good evening, bret. this is really a case that is changing by the minute. this was a hearing today, trump attorneys trying to get this case dismissed. they had two motions to try and dismiss this case. just moments ago, we heard from judge cannon. she denied one of those motions. so there is still one motion out there hanging. if the judge denies that as well, this case would be -- go on as scheduled. it's not clear yet whether or not she's going to do that but, throughout the four hours in court today, there was some real skepticism on the part of this judge. she said dismissing this case might be premature. she also said it might be better left to a jury. throughout the case today, trump's attorneys tried to make the argument that trump is being selectively prosecuted. he did nothing other than presidents all the way back to george washingtonen in hanging on to documents. the prosecution said he hung on to classified military documents that were not his

steve harrigan. >> steve: closing arguments just minutes away. does the judge believe the d.a.she hired or did they lie under oath about when their relationship began? we've seen three days of fiery testimony in the seven-week-long drama, which sidelined election case in georgia. defense attorneys used eyewitness testimony, text and travel documents. >> if they were not telling the truth about when the affair started, the judge can decide they were not telling truth about cash reimbursement. if the judge believes cash reimbursement didn't take place, back to square 1, financial conflict of interest that could get her disqualified and end the entire case. >> the defense is trying to use cell phone record from the prosecutor nathan wade that show average of six calls per day, 30 messages per day for a year before the two said their relationship began. the judge is likely to decide on whether to let the case go on or remove both the d.a. and prosecutor, back to you. >> kayleigh: we'll be watching. thank you. emily, the "wall street journal" said no matter what happens, fani willis

so some key decisions that will agreed to by the judge or at least open to by the judge, steve harriganels already come of this case it seems like the election interference case here in georgia for former president from as well as other defendants. know the judge allowed fani willis to stay on the case. he did not remove her but he allowed the defense to appeal his decision. so what's next? it was from the georgia court of appeals come to get take up to 45 days to decide whether or not to hear it and it comes only after two month battle over willis and weighing the -- weather or not they had an improper affair and as you mentioned the trouble for both of them are for us -- the prosecutor had to resign and four -- for fanni willis she now has two -- and investigations both from the georgia senate as well as the house judiciary committee. >> the federal government doesn't operate entirely on a cash basis the way willis and wayne did so there's actually a record that you can follow and there are limits on how you use the funding coming from forfeiture and other sources. so that may cause y

correspondent steve harrigan has the latest from fort pierce, florida tonight. , steve. >> steve: good evening, bret. some very different u.s. reactions to the growing chaos in haiti. so far the u.s. embassy from port-au-prince remains open, having been reinforced once again by u.s. marines. secretary of state said today that he is hoping for free, fair, democratic elections in haiti as quickly as possible why need to see transition to elections, to a clear return to a democratic path. we need assistance. humanitarian assistance, development assistance so the economy can get built up. >> it's clear though from the violent scenes around port-au-prince that the country is no way even close to being ready to hold elections. that city is now 80% under the control of organized violent gangs. they have attacked the airport. that means no flights coming or going. they have also attacked multiple prisons, setting free thousands of prisoners. how many u.s. citizens are stranded in the violence in haiti? no one knows for sure at this point. cory mills, the florida congress

let's go to steve harrigan in fort pierce, florida with the latest on what happened in that courtroom. we understand the former president left a short time ago. steve? >> that's right, neil. things here just wrapped up about an hour ago. this is the documents case. documents taking to mar-a-largo, trump and two of his aides accused of mislandling the documents yet. there's no ruling. the judge appointed by trump said it won't be dismissed. it was jack smith and former president trump in court today for several hours. really facing off. no exchanges between the two were seen. trump's attorneys tried to make the argument that what trump did is no different than presidents going back to george washington and the way they took documents, tapes, records after office. the prosecution said trump was an exception. he knew what he did was wrong and that he repeatedly or failed to return those documents to the national archives. there's one key moment that happened today, neil. judge cannon, appointed by trump, said to the defense attorneys, what you're saying might be strong in a trial. i can'

first to steve harrigan who has been reporting on this throughout. pierce, florida. hi, steve. >> martha, former president trump and jack smith were in the same courtroom for several hours today. no sign of any exchanges between the two or even if the two even looked at each other. the fight by trump's lawyers was to try to get this documents case dismissed. they made the argument that every president going back to george washington had done the same thing trump had done with documents. the prosecution said on the contrary. trump knew what he was doing was wrong and repeatedly failed to return highly classified documents. perhaps the key question by judge cannon, she said the defense at one point, you're making a strong argument for trial but i fail to see how this gets me to a dismissal. giving a big hint that dismissal is a very big swing, a very tall order. they could get this case delayed to july or august. trump supporters are now are filing out. they've been here honking away in support of the former president. back to you. >> martha: let's brin

let's go to straight to steve harrigan at the courthouse in fort pierce, florida. steve. >> former president trump is in that federal court behind me. motorcade arrived just over one hour ago. led by an escort of police on motorcycles. they closed down a fair amount of i-95 to get him here as well. many of his supporters arrived at dawn hoping to get a glimpse of the former president. no cameras inside the federal court. this is a hearing today to dismiss the case entirely. former president trump and two of his aides have been charged with mishandling classified documents. those documents were recovered from his residence at mar-a-lago after his presidency in 2022. one of the key argument attorneys are expected to make is based on the presidential records act. it will be an argument these documents were personal. many legal analysts defeat a dismissal to be a long shot but a delay is possible. this trial is now scheduled to begin in may. trump's attorneys are expected to push it to august or september if possible. harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you for settin

steve harrigan has more on this story.g the call no parent ever wants to receive. >> there has been an intense search for two weeks. moments ago nashville police confirming 22-year-old riley strain, a student at the university of missouri who was visiting nashville with fraternity brothers for an annual event. a body pulled out of the cumberland river at 7:30 this morning is the missing college student. there were some videos shown of riley strain over the past two weeks as police tried to encourage people to give information about his potential whereabouts. he was kicked out of a bar two weeks ago for being intoxicated. he told his friends he was going to return back to the hotel. instead two weeks later after a massive search finally some news for his family. the body of the 22-year-old recovered in the river. police have emphasized no sign of trauma, no sign of foul play. jacque, back to you. >> jacque: terrible news for that family. hope they can get closure there, steve. thank you. >> the one thing i do advise and sai

steve harrigan is following the story live in fort pierce, florida. you know the country well.been a mess for about a year. never been great unfortunately for them but right now it seems it is worse than ever. >> it certainly is. a scary situation for people on the ground. a power vacuum. no one knows what will happen next. how bad is it? the acting prime minister can't get back to his own country after he resigned. stuck in puerto rico. violent gangs have attacked the airport and control 80% of the city of port prince. political groups are trying to agree on the appointment of a new prime minister but not clear that people will accept what they're told. >> how many times has it come here? they go from failure to failure and do nothing for us. >> the u.s. has agreed to spend $3 hundred million on kenyan peacekeepers. they say they won't go to haiti until a government is in place. u.s. officials have been clear that it will be the haitians who decide on their next leader. >> it is not for us to make the call on who leads haiti. it is for the haitian people to make that call. >>

steve harrigan is in scranton, pennsylvania to check it out. >> that factory is right behind me.d weapon, 155 millimeter artillery shell six inches around and producing as many as possible could be the key to winning the war in ukraine. inside that factory it's really a mix of old and new. you see workers some of their parents worked there and grand parents. they take measurements by hand but also there are robotic arms that heat the steel to 2,000 degrees and fashion it into a shell. the big problem in the ukraine war is that russia is firing 10,000 of these shells every day at ukraine. ukraine can fire back 2,000. the huge russian advantage is tilting the battlefield in russia's favor. >> the ukrainians are not running out of courage. they are running out of ammunition. >> u.s. army is trying to change that. they are pumping $4 hundred million into this factory. their goal is to triple production by the end of the year. dana, back to you. >> dana: thank you for the update. >> bill: interesting story. >> dana: can you make enough for them and us? >> bill: just those numbers, 10,

analysis from jonathan turley and reporting from jonathan serrie but first on the case in florida steve harrigan. let's begin. >> we expect to see the motorcade pull around any minute to the federal courthouse in fort pierce, florida. former president trump as well as two aides have been charged with mishandling classified documents. what we'll see today is a hearing starts at 10:00 and expected to go all day. attorneys for the president are expected to try to dismiss this case entirely. that will be based on the presidential records act. it will be an attempt to claim presidential immunity. also likely to push the delay the start of this trial. right now scheduled to start in may. likely trying to push it to august at the earliest. not clearly whether we get to see the former president today. that motorcade is likely to pull around back and no cameras inside the federal court. that didn't stop a large group of trump supporters from arriving at dawn honking horns hoping for a glimpse of former president trump. >> bill: back to you with updates and headlines from fort pierce. thank you. >> dana: