he's also not sure if he's going to be playing on team u.s.a.it comes to derail the pics because of zika and as large concerns fair. to make a decision in the next week in new york, jo ling kent, fox business. nicole: the latest from the world of sports. craig thompson and south korea signed the golden state warriors back to the conference finals wrapping up the stairs with a 125-2121 when over the trail blazers last night. golden state a week the conclusion of the tahoma city san antonio series by game six tonight. toronto raptors read the miami heat 99-91 minus nine. take in a late-night conference series. they scored 34 points. in miami on friday. the nhl playoffs with events to the first western conference finals 2001. by beating the dallas stars six to one last night. the blues will have advantage in the western conference finals against national san jose. the predators insurance by the deciding game seven tonight. big night tonight. everyone signed up in front of the tv. lauren: donald trump and paul ryan meet to discuss the republican par

>>> two olympic doping allegations runners accused of breaking the rules, what does it mean for team u.s.awe'll have the details coming up. we have grammy award winner meghan trainer live who is speaking out about become photo shopped in her video. she will perform live for you to kick off the weekend. >>> we're all fans of the dress, you look beautiful. >> reporter: thumbs up. >>> have a good friday and good weekend. >>> wear it everyday. >> reporter: let's look outside and check the blue route. we saw ben dot pull up on the scene. we have not one, but two vehicles out there, the arrow board out there, partially blocking the ramp from the blue route westbound looks like they are trying to get the vehicle out of the woods. traffic is moving by, it's a little bit slower in the area because of it. we have a vehicle fire in bucks county, cellarsville 309 southbound at 563. temperatures close to 60 degrees across the region. not too cool, but cool enough for a light jacket. this afternoon on the way home, the kids might want rain gear even though it's warm enough for shorts and ts. we'll have

. >> over the weekend, he learned he will be representing team u.s.a.hen summer olympics kick off in rio. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us he is looking to bring home the gold. >> reporter: it is something joe malloy enjoys as a try athlete he is trying to get better at swimming, running, cycling. >> we're pretty bad at all three so that is why we do triathlon f we are good at one we would just do one. >> reporter: out of three sports and joeys the best. he qualified for the olympics as top try athlete in the u.s. >> it was special, and, i'm still, even now i'm not sure i can put it into word. >> reporter: we caught up with malloy before a light work out at his favorite facilities in manayunk. joe grew up in wildwood crest and was a perennial winner in life guard races. he swam in boston college and turned his attention to triathlon. when he quit a coaching job to turn pro his parents were nervous. >> i said, oh, boy, okay, we will support that. you know but i was about to be sick to my stomach. >> reporter: joe a's path was full of ups a

. >> reporter: these two competing for team u.s.a. but emerging from the brazil an waters where they will row, now comes an unprecedented health threat, mosquitoes carrying the zika virus. but if you think it might cause these olympic bound rowers to have second thoughts about heading to rio, think again. >> i think almost anybody in our shoes has work too hard, too long to not go. >> we have to be health toy compete, and we also compete when we're not healthy. we are aware of it. >> reporter: olympians point out they often take special health precautions, specific to countries where they compete around the world. >> i mean, a few more things to think about here but it is not anything, different. >> reporter: with the incredible amount of physical and mental conditioning, it takes, to make it into the olympics, these rowers, are prepared, to deal with pretty much any challenge, that comes along. rowers take the threat of zika seriously as they helped in the final months of training before rio, it won't in anyway, delays their racing f

last week even we have learn she will be representing team u.s.a.n summer olympics kick off in rio. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us he is looking to bring home the gold putting parts to go is something joe malloy enjoy as a try athlete he is constantly trying to get better in swimming, running, bikeling. >> we are doing triathlon f we were good the at within we would just do one. >> reporter: route of three sports in one event and joeys the best. the this weekend he qualified for the olympics as top try athlete in the united states. >> it was special, and, you know, i'm even not sure i can put tonight word. >> reporter: we caught up with malloy at one of his favorite training facilities at the cycling shop in manayunk. joe grew up in wildwood crest and win inner life guard races. he swam at boston college and turned to triathlon. when he quit a coaching job to turn pro his parents were nervous. >> i said, oh, boy, okay, we will support that. you know, but i was sick to my stomach. >> reporter: joe's path was full of ups and downs. la

. >> reporter: these two women competing for team u.s.a. but emerging from the brazil an waters where they will row now comes an unprecedented health threat, mosquitoes carrying the zika virus but if you think it might cause these olympic bound roars to have second thoughts about heading to rio, think again. >> i think that almost anybody in our shoes has work too hard, too long to just not go. >> we have to be health toy compete or we can also compete when we're not healthy. it is suggest we are always aware of. >> reporter: they also point out they often must take special health precautions, specific to countries where they compete, around the world. >> i mean a few more things to think about here but it is not anything super different. >> reporter: with the incredible amount of physical, and mental conditioning, it takes, to make it into the olympics, these rowers, they are prepared to deal with pretty much any challenge that comes along. they take the threat of zika seriously as they helped in the time months of training before rio, it

this years olympics, white team u.s.a. is getting knocked on twitter. kentucky derby. everything you need to know ahead of the race for the roses turn into markets this morning that the nikkei average was down 3% of the japanese yen continues to surge against the dollar. markets in china and hong kong closed. economic data this morning dictating markets in europe, france and germany rising. london is closed for holiday but the markets in europe are higher. the u.s. broader averages and that around the height of the morning expected to open up 42 points. later in the late the jobs report for the month of april. with me this morning, dagen mcdowell. fox news contributor catherine him. true brand of kathy ireland. maria: she's an inspiration and has done such a great job with her and either. true to ask of you. maria: right back at you, girlfriend. the countdown is on in indiana. 57 winner take all delegates up for grabs on the republican side. 83 delegates available for democrats. a commanding lead with a tie for bernie sanders. standing by in indiana, i

u.s.a. i cup thinks weekend and runs through sunday. teams from philly and around the country will, compete in four on four, 15 minute match ups at a street soccer stadium located at base of the steps. players are age six through adult. soccer fans can register and play pick up games as well. founder explains why this event is good for the kids. >> building character, lessons in trust, relationships with each other, these are all ready made lessons that help translate to real life, and that is what we do a curriculum, that focuses honorary sill yens, and these soft skills. kid only learn through sports. >> good point. >> american heart association and eagles hooking up for an nfl play 60 challenge today at novacare complex. 125 students from five elementary schools got a chance to compete and run some drills like that lady right there. good stuff. nfl play 60 campaign encourages kid to play 60 minutes a day. get them back to the street soccer, so the teams of four. >> okay. >> so, what does that mean. kate bilo, we should get out there and pl

u.s.a."] ♪ >>> we hope you enjoyed peter burgen's in-depth report on the raid and the decision making process by president obama and his teamee america is safer because of bin laden's death but also know the terror threat is by no means over. the ideology has continued with the rise of isis, a group many feel have eclipsed al qaeda in its brutality and determination to destroy the west. we've seen continued terror attacks abroad and at home. president obama recently ordered more u.s. troops on the ground in syria to help fight isis. peter burgen was given access to the white house so he could speak with president obama on all of this and trump's foreign policy credentials. they begin in the situation room at the white house. >> has killing bin laden made us safer? >> yes. but it obviously doesn't saucol the problem of terrorism generally? what we can definitively say as a consequence of killing bin laden and going after systematically the leadership infrastructure of al qaeda that although you can never say they pose no danger to us, their ability to mount large scale operations was greatly dimini diminish diminished. and a

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