todd piro from "fox & friends" first and a lawyer.e point off the top that needs to be remembered here is no charges have been filed. take that on its face. what comes next then? >> that is the big question. on this cassie stuff. people are wondering she said it. didn't she have a non-disclosure agreement? they are for things untoward, not for serious crimes like the allegations of sex trafficking. sex trafficking isn't just untoward it is a heinous crime that you cannot disclaim in a non-disclosure and why sthe is able to talk to the feds. what is happening right now? they want an airtight case. you aren't going up against todd piro with no resources. diddy has hundreds of millions to defend himself. the case needs to be airtight. a lot of characters you would put on the stand in a case like this are not the harlem boy's choir, they themselves have credibility issues. you want to make sure every i is dotted and t is crossed and you get the full range of every possible witness you can get into that complaint. right now it does look ba

. >> brian: todd piro is outside the university, but first to madeleine rivera. >> madeleine: this situation unfolding right now, police with riot gear started surrounding campus early monday morning. students are staging anti-israel p protest. here is a police officer warning protesters they will be arrested if they do not clear out. >> no one will stop you from leaving, if you do not leave, you will be arrested. we will give you time to leave. >> madeleine: it is unclear if anyone has been arrested yet, protests over the weekend turned violent. a member of the press was surrounded by demonstrators and poked in the eye with a palestinian flag. this is just breaking, we'll update you as it continues. >> ainsley: classes at columbia will be virtual today as pro-palestinian student workers plan to walk out today. >> will: todd piro is live from columbia. todd. >> todd: president of columbia announcing her plan to deal with the situation. to deesqcalate and give us chane to consider next steps, all classes will be held virtual on monday. this is as protests continue. this is a fifth straight da

joining the conversation will wealth management president rebecca walser, todd piro and fox businessryl casone, "mornings with maria" is live right now. the breaking news israel striking iran overnight in retaliation for tehran's unprecedented drone and missile attack last weekend the international energy agency saying there is no damage to iran's nuclear sites no official statement has been sent out from the biden administration but sources say u.s. officials were notified before the strike in the u.s. is not involved, joining robert greenbank the former senior director for the national security council under trump principal architect of the abraham accord and heritage foundation director for the center of national security. also a former army special combat veteran, thank you very much for your expertise in joining us this morning. your reaction to the retal retaliation. >> good morning and thank you for having me on. what were seeing the escalation between iran and israel has been deferred but it's not done. both climbed a lot of from indirect conflict with one another for open co

now think are going to hybrid. >> will: turn now to todd piro live at yale.he tracking the latest on the protests disrupting its campus. good morning, todd. >> todd: good morning to all of you. and when you walk through the campus today, there is a massive police presence. yale ph.d., lining the streets, making sure that over the overnight hours, nothing got out of happened, and, as you can see right now, a smattering of people on this green here in the center of campus. people in sleeping bags basically just waking up. but it was a much different scene yesterday. massive protests breaking out at yale when police arrived they issued a warning to students who were occupying those tentsd on campus. >> no one will stop me from leaving. if you do not leave. you will be arrested. we will give you time to leave. >> new haven ph.d. says 47 anti-israel protesters were arrested. students who were arrested will be referred for yale disciplinary action which includes a range of sanctions such as reprimand, probation or suspension. but, new york congresswoman alexandria

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todd piro at yale tracking the protest at new haven.d morning, todd. >> todd: good morning, will. it is cold. it is quiet here on the new haven campus of yale university. a smattering of individuals on this green here you can see as i step out of the shot, they are arein tents they are in sleeping bags. it was pretty cold as well. can you imagine not a lot of individuals out here if you will. one thing we did see this morning, we saw a fair number of police and also saw a fair number of police/security officials interacting with these protesters in and around this green area. but that was a far cry from what we saw yesterday. massive protests breaking out here at yale when police arrived. they issued a warning to students who are occupying tents at the time on campus. >> no one will stop you from leaving. if you do not leave you will be arrested. we will give you time to leave. >> the enough haven police department says 47 anti-israel protesters were arrested. the university adding, quote: students who were arrested also will be referre

todd piro, will the supreme court decision have an affect is trials?t carrie said. i would just add one thing for the viewers of this show. you've covered many as as aspects of sarbanes-oxley, correct? it's a business law, right? stuart: yep. >> this is under or star -- sarbanes ox toly. jack smith is trying to say trump and all of januaryth9 is somehow under -- january 6th is somehow under the ambit of star gains ox -- sarbanes-oxley. it doesn't make any sense to the six conservative justices on the supreme court who read sarbanes-oxley as a financial law. and jack smith's to contortion of it, much like alvin bragg's con dogger of the laws -- contortion of the laws here in new york, is all an attempt to get trump. i see it being -- i don't see is trump being charged under this, but there are two more aspects of this case that smith can charge on. stuartout okay. it does not have the appearance of fairness. >> it's not fair at all. stuart: not fair, that's what it looks like. thank, todd. >>> coming up, you need copper for the green revolution. it's us

ben franklin very similar to tuscan any ninny more later with todd piro. >> ainsley: historic ruling parents of michigan school shooter ethan crumbley has been sentenced to a minimum of 10 years behind bars just weeks after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter. >> lawrence: todd piro has the details. >> todd: what precedent does this send throughout the nation. ethan crumbley's parents held criminally responsible for the massacre by their child. each sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison. found them guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the shooting at oxford high school in november 2021. four students were killed in the shooting. seven others hurt. the victims' families speaking at the hearing. >> this tragedy has taken a -- an incredible toll on our family. >> i request that the maximum sentence be enforced as it will never come close to the life sentence i was given. >> we are coming up on two and a half years now, and i can assure you that the wounds are still as fresh as they were on that tragic day. >> i am forever denied the chance to hold

. >> will: check in with yale, now we'll go toed todd piro live the tracking the latest with protest in new haven. todd. >> todd: we are starting to see more people out on the town green. a group in the circle, they were sitting in a circle five minutes ago. more people in the general area. you are not seeing hundreds, maybe a few dozen, a much different scene yesterday, massive protest break ing out here. police issued a warning to students occupy ing tents on campus. >> no one will stop you from leaving, if you do not leave, you will be arrest said. >> todd: new haven police department says 47 anti-israel protesters were arrested. the university said students will be referred for yale disciplinary action, sanctions such as reprimand, probation or suspension and the president is facing bipartisan calls to resign over her handling of the antisemitic protest on her campus. democrat john fetterman says this is dangerous, add tiki torches and it is -- new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is praising the anti-israel protesters calling them peaceful during an earth day event wit

. >> joe: todd piro goes to trial. >> todd: todd goes to the golf course, to the masters, elf sh scottieing his second green jacket. he's good. >> his stardom confirmed. [cheering] >> todd: just an amazing round during an amazing tournament, shooting four under sunday. celebration looked different, walking off the green with his caddy, instead of his wife, who is expecting the couple's child any day. he had said he would drop out of the tournament if she went into labor. >> my son or daughter will be my main priority and golf will probably be fourth in line. i still love competing, i don't plan to take my eye off the ball any time soon. >> todd: he will return with a 3.6 million dollar check for winning the event. each day, i said scottie scheffler is in the lead, to my wife, would you want me home now? >> carley: play the tournament. >> todd: she said, just stay. >> carley: fairy tale ending there. good stuff. house is teeing up foreign policy bill upon meant to hammer israel in respond to drone and rocket attack. congressman cory mills is here next. >> todd: lawrence jones will look at

. >> lawrence: todd piro has the details. >> todd: good morning. james and jennifer crumbley scheduled for 9:00 a.m. this morning. this is first time american patterns will be held criminally liable for a shooting carried out by their child. both were found guilty on four counts of involuntary manslaughter. the parents gave their son access to a gun and ignored warnings about his him. mrs. crumbley's attorney asked for leniency, even offering to let her client live in her guest house. the victims and their families have suffered, mrs. crumbley has suffered and lost everything. ethan pleaded guilty to one count of terrorism, four counts of murder and 19 other charges and is serving life without parole. four students were killed on november 30 2021 when he came out of the oxford high school bathroom and opened fire. victims and their families will give statements at today's hearing. >> steve: they will indeed. 15-year-old eshg tethan was charged as an adult. he the prosecutors as todd just said, said that mrs. crumbley's attorney wanted her to comple

todd piro has details for us, what happened? d: a group of rowdy migrants scuffling with officers. copped called on tuesday after workers said there was an out of control guest. while arresting the subject, others confronted them. a 24-year-old person fought the cops and they cuffed her, she is charged with second-degree assault, obstruction of government situation and resisting arrest. kent is charged, as well. new cbp data shows there have been 46,000 chinese nationals since the start of 2023. majority of them are released into the u.s. and not deported or removed. back to you. >> ainsley: the trump supporter who went viral for a hug with the former president in chick-fil-a joined "fox and friends." >> it was a learning experience per my students, they were able to see and experience first hand how the media can warp the opinion of a person. more on that interview with lawrence, first let's check in with dana perino for what is coming up. happy friday, dana. >> dana: thank you, you are a ray of sunshine. congress quibbles over

i am todd piro. parents of 15-year-old school shooter ethan crumbley will be sentenced today. >> carley: brooke singman is here with more. good morning, brooke. >> brooke: the sentencing hearing for the crumbleys will be held this morning. they will be held criminally responsible for a shooting carried out by their child. both were found guilty on four counts of involuntary manslaughter. the parents gave their son access to a gun and ignored warnings along with the words, the thoughts won't stop, help me. prosecutors are seeking 15 years for each parents and the crumbleys have shown chilling lack of remorse. the parents are expected to be sentenced together todayay. mrs. crumbley's attorney is asking for leniency, even asking for her to live in her home. mrs. crumbley has suffered significantly, she's lost everything. ethan pleaded guilty to one count of terrorism, four counts of first-degree murder and 19 other charges and is serving life sentence without parole. four children were killed, 16-year-o

you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. house republicans going to transfer articles of impeachment for alejandro mayorkas today but now say they will do it next week. con congressman ben cline will get a chance to question the secretary today and he'll preview the drama for us this morning. >> todd: first lucas tomlinson is unpacking everything from washington for you. lucas. >> lucas: good early morning, carley and todd. house speaker mike johnson delaying until next week. here he is explaining why mayorkas is being impeached. >> mayorkas is not impeached for being incompetent or negligent, this invasion is not an accident, it is not that they're bad at the job. sadly, it is that alejandro mayorkas is very good at the job he's trying to do and the job he is trying to do is maximize number of illegal immigrants in america. this is absolutely deliberate and this is flouting the law. >> lucas: white house spokesman calls it a pr stunt, writing if know ares believe this impeachment was so urgent, they wouldn't have delayed f

todd piro brawls, we want to bring him in and he says, get over here. >> todd: i will explain what happened. >> brian: james cagney. coming for you, brian. gloves came off and took on devils and rangers, all 10 starters began throwing hay makers. watch. >> five on five. mcdermott and rempe exchanging blows. >> todd: eight players four from each team ejected and all 10 received five-minute fighting penalties. carley challenged me to a fight, i messed up that line. no doubt matt rempe was going to fight yesterday. these teams met less than a month ago, that move got him ejected and suspendd and in hockey, you police your own on the ice, the devil trading for that guy, 23, curtis mcdermott for this very moment, they traded for him for this moment, the two fought longest during yesterday's brawl. i have to read this, last night's game end with rangers winning 4-e 32. who said yea? you want to go? conchear concho, pirro and let's settle this and go. >> brian: like "anchorman." >> todd: don't touch the head or face. >> brian: battle of the sexes. >> steve: guy from pbs shows up. >> ainsley: you c

you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. now that bond is posted, they say they are ready to get it thrown out. brooke singman is here. >> brooke: the former president taking to truth social shortly after post ing bond. i just posted $175 million bond based on a corrupt judge ands attorney general. this con job is so bad for new york, businesses are fleeing and violent crime is flourishing. he originally owed $454 million, but an appeals court cut that by half. leticia james is banned from collecting the full judgement while this plays out. he says he looks forward to vindicating his right and overturning this unjust verdict employs vivek ramaswamy slamming the case against trump, listen. >> this is weaponized system of justice. same shoe on the other foot, what would the media opinion be? s going after political opponents in middle of an election, that is not what the united states is supposed to be, that is the stuff of banana republics. we are skating on thin ice. donald trump is who they are going after today, any americ

. >> laura: joining me now is todd piro, co-anchor of "fox & friends first." i know you were inside the courtroom today. you're witnessing it. what's the biggest take away. >> todd: i can't answer your question, laura, on what the crime is i mean, we have read legal scholars say they can't figure out the crime. but to actually be in the courtroom and watch hour upon hour of testimony, i still don't have an answer. to me, we have had now almost nine years of trump bad and in court today i had about 8 more hours of trump bad. i still don't know what the crime is. >> laura: when you watch the jury in the courtroom, are they rivetted? are their eyes or their attention, does it seem to wander? i'm so jealous that you got to be in that courtroom. just give us a sense, a bird's eye view. >> todd: i was in the overflow room. i wasn't where the jury is i made a number of key points writing back to the producers here at fox, basically making the point i was getting bored during the testimony of the prosecution asking pecker a bunch of questions. i understand you need to

i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. starting with this, dhs rearresting three of the eight nyc migrant squatters arrested last week on gun charges after they returned to their squatter home in the bronx after getting let go without any bail. >> good morning, the neighborhood there is outraged that those migrant squatters rearrested were just released without bail despite facing multiple gun charges and many past run-ins with law enforcement. including a 24-year-old illegal immigrant from venezuela who prompted the initial raid at the squatser home last week, where eight were arrested after he was seen with a gun outside the home. he was pointing the loaded gun at someone when police arrived and being taeled him. last august, he was charged with attempted murder. he shot another migrant in the leg after an argument but the victim refused to cooperate in that case. all three rearrested migrants are being held pending deportation hearings. peter doocy grilled the white house on why offenders keep being released. >> peter:

. >> todd: i'm todd piro. two other ivy league presidents resigned after appearing before this panel. some demonstrators are facing criminal charges. >> carley: lucas tomlinson has more. good morning. >> lucas: this could be a preview what is to come this su summer. biden's handling of the israeli-hamas war and with iran. columbia president, some students have been protesting, wearing signs like globalize intifada. protest ares were arrested for blocking traffic. and those on the golden gate bridge, california governor gavin newsom weighing in after the d.a. posted, the d.a. will ensure sf is safe, we must protect free speech, exercise cannot compromise free speech. critical and does not endanger the public, people need to be held accountable for their ac actions. highway patrol warned in florida, anyone who blocks traffic will be immediately arrested, including obstructing normal flow of traffic and vehicles or pedestrians. back to california, goobel staffers bombarded the executive office protesting contract

you are ever watch ing "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. carley has the day off. we begin with this. terrifying scene in the sky. an engine cover ripping apart on a southwest boeing 737 forcing an emergency landing. brooke singman has the details. >> southwest flight heading from houston to denver when the boeing 737 lost its engine cover. passengers saw it ripping off before striking a wing flap. the flight was turned around for an emergency landing back in denver. passengers were transferred to another plane and arrives in houston three hours late. boeing referred us to this post. we are not too worried about safety, cowels are unlikely to do damage that threaten to bring the airplane down. they might peel off, that is a remote possibility and unlikely it will do life -threatening damage. this is the most recent in a series of mishaps. there was a door plug failure in january. as far as this southwest flight, the maintenance team is reviewing and the faa is investigating. >> todd: about two weeks where there was not boeing, now boeing is back. jailed migrant inf

[chanting] ♪ >> todd: you're watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >>arley: i'm carley shimkus. the university is claiming negotiations have been made. brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: columbia shedding light telling fox news we are making important progress with the student encampment. student protesters will dismantle and remove sig nant number of tents and the university will continue conversations. protesters say they will not be intimidated by the school's disturbing threat of escalation of violence and they refuse to concede toward cowardly threat by administration. pro-palestinian students were seen still protesting outside columbia past the deadline. they say they don't want the police involved. >> we don't want no nypd here. [chanting] >> brooke: house speaker mike johnson is set to visit the university today and meet with jewish students and set to hold a press conversference this afternoon. classes are hybrid, if students feel unsafe, they do not have to your honor are. not just columbia, protests are spreading from coast to coast. s

you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. a long and tedious process. brooke singman is here with det details. >> brooke: before opening statements begin, the judge is expected to rule on what prosecutors can bring up from previous cases. manhattan district attorney's office is looking to cross-order about the judgement will in the new york city trial and bring up the verdict from the carroll case. the first witness will be david packer, meings ads mited to burying negative stories about trump. he is expected to recount several stories he had with mr. trump about the hush money. packer's company paid 250,000 to stormy daniels. michael cohen made the payments to daniels and will be a key witness in the case. the prosecution must prove trump was involved in the cover-up. listen to his attorneys. >> we believe the president will be exonerated. the jury can see through the media coverage and focus on facts at issue in this case, we believe we have a winning case. >> brooke: the former president said virtually every legal scholar

you are watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. madina madeleine rivera is live. >> madeleine: warning u.s. employees and their family to restrict travel outside of aviv. there is need for caution and aw awareness. iran promised revenge on israel as a compound was hit in >> d damascus killing two senior members of the revolutionary guard corps. the u.s. has tried to deescalate the situation. >> we're monitoring the situation closely,ir don't have a crystal ball and will not get into specific intelligence. we are in close contact with israelis to include today's phone call with the minister and u.s. commitment to israel security against threats from iran and proxies is iron clad and i will leave it there. >> madeleine: here is the white house on the issue. >> just shared earlier that the u.s. was quick to tell iran directly we had nothing to do with the strike in damascus, president has not minced words on his feelings about prime minister netanyahu. we have not gotten a clear answer if it was communicated to iran, don't attack. >>

. >> todd: i'm todd piro. and a warning to the country. lucas. >> lucas: the southern border, china, war on gaza and threats to china. christopher wray says the world is a dangerous place right now. the fbi director said looking back in my career in law enforcement, i would be hard pressed to think of when so many threats were so elevated all at once. wray says the u.s. opens a new investigation into china every 10 hours. some investigations could be open in the united states after a surge of nationals crossed into the united states. two marine corps bases. 6000% increase. on capitol hill, not everyone is convinced the fbi director is taking threats serious enough. >> if china is the u.s. number one threat, why is he going after peaceful protesters and he has swat members showing up to terrorize them. put our priorities where they ought to be. if china is number one threat, start acting like it. why are we sending millions of dollars to ukraine if china is our number one global threat. if china is the top threat, let's start acting like it

i'm todd piro, carley shimkus is off. in a moment we'll speak with new york congressional candidate allison espisito, to break down what she's seeing in this developing situation. first doug luzader live with everything we know now. >> doug: this spiralled out of control quickly at columbia university. students have broken into an academic building there. watch. [chanting] [cheering] >> doug: students have barricaded doors, used table and chairs and zip ties to secure doors. this representing escalation at a school that has been at the center of this nationwide protest movement. protests are not letting up. demonstrators have command eared parts of the campus, demanding the school divest from israel and want to make sure they face no consequences for their action. at columbia, associated press this took over 12 hours after monday deadline for protesters to leave their encampment, about 120 tents at columbia alone. this highlights different approaches students have taken. at columbia, there were initial arrests and then th

you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we'll get into all the stories on this busy tuesday morning. former president donald trump will be back in the new york city courtroom today for second day of his historic hush money trial after the first day ended with no jurors being selected. >> todd: brooke singman. >> brooke: jury selection begins in president trump's hush money trial. first 96 perspective jurors were sworn in. dozens need to be questioned. trump's legal team has asked if he can skip the trial next thursday while the supreme court hears his case that he is immune in the jack smith interference case. judge merchan said arguing before the supreme court is a big deal, a trial in new york supreme court is also a big deal and we'll see him here next week. that decision did not go over well with the former president. >> next thursday we're before the united states supreme court on a big hearing on immunity and the judge will not allow us to go to that. i have a real problem with this judge, real problem with a lot of t

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. >> todd: you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. carley shimkus has the day off. we'll have that for you over this 5:00 a.m. east coast. we are tracking deadly weather across the country. sgls that is gigantic, that is huge. motion on the right edge. >> todd: unreal. fok weather alert, video showing what appears to be a massive tornado ripping through texas. half dozen reported yesterday. storm says across -- leaving trail of destruction in their path. 120 tornados plow through six states in two days. in oklahoma wind spoeed toppe 106 miles for hour. an infant was killed. and states of emergency after they begin surveying damage. four million under tornado watch and 47 mill ion are at risk for severe weather this morning. janice dean has the fox weather forecast. there is a lot to get to. >> janice: absolutely, another round of bad weather this week in the same areas. severe threat lessened today. we get into tuesday and wednesday and things ramp up against. 136 tornado reports. these were warnings over last few days, over 250 total tornado warnings and confirmed

you are watching "fox & friends first" on a thursday morning and i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkusg its doors to the public has hundreds gathered for demonstrations. only student with a valid i.d. allowed in. live with the details on this story, good morning. >> good morning, carley, todd appeared 24 hours, hundreds of students at columbia university with a human cane around the cas calling gaza solidarity in canton. to show support for palestine while demanding an end to make to's complicity in [chanting since the student led occupation, at least three simultaneous at the university in support of the liberated zone all raging despite orders from . meanwhile in washington, d.c., the president of columbia university testified in congress about her administration's record addressing anti-semitism, acknowledging the problem of anti-jewish protest on campus. >> death to the zionist state, out. you don't think they are anti-jewish? so you change your testimony on that as well? >> there have been anti-jewish protest. anti-jewish things were set up protests, yes. have you seen one against

maria: well, this is going to be the scene until election he day, i guess, t todd piro. we've got joe biden campaigning in the swing states, calling donald trump and trump sitting in a courtroom. any time he has a break he'll use that time to speak to the people. >> if you don't think this is coordinated, if you don't think this is exactly what the democrats drew up, then i've got a bridge right near the courthouse to sell you. when it comes to the jury, you really want to avoid jurors at all costs because they're wild cards. i ask the question, is this a representative sample of the island of manhattan. really? this to me through every side, both sides trying to find the 12, that this is the most rep sun testify of 12 -- representative of 12 average people in the island of manhattan. i'm looking ahead to the appeal. as every nugget comes out from the news i'm thinking how should trump's people cruise this on a-- use this on appeal, if and when he's convicted. maria: i have to believe there's some opportunity for a hung jury, just looking at this. you're right, we'll see

. >> laura: joining me now is" todd piro, coanchor of "fox & friends first," i know you were in the courtroomay. you were witnessing and whatwers the take away today? >> i can't answer the crime is. we havlarse said legal cannot sy what the crime is to be in the courtroom and watch hour upon hour of testimony my still don't have an answer. to me, we have had nine years ou trump bad and in court, he had eight more hours of trump bad. i still don't know what the crime is. >> laura: when you watch the jury in the courtroom, are they riveted? are there eyes and attention seem to wonder? i'm so jealous you got to be in the courtroom he would give us a since of a bird's-eye view. >> i was was in the overflow ron i wasn't where the jury was pure to put to that point, i made a number of key points right backo to the producers here at fox basically making the point, ies watis getting bored during the butestimony of the prosecution asking pecker a bunch of questions. i understand you nees d to establish but it was painstaking going through minutee de detaild minute detail of every interaction david pec

todd piro has the story. >> todd: the sentencing hearing for james and jennifer crumbly scheduled for will be held criminally responsible for a shooting carried out by their child. both found guilty earlier this year on four counts of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say the parents gave their then 15-year-old son access to a gun and ignored warnings about his mental health. they say the crumblies have shown a, quote: chilling lack of remorse. the parents did stand trial separately but will be sentenced together. mrs. crumbly's attorney asking for leniency, even offering to let her client live in her guest house instead of going to prison. she says, quote: the victims and their families have suffered beyond what words can explain. miscrumbly has also suffered significantly. she in reality has lost everything. ethan pleading guilty in october of 2022 to one count of terrorism, four counts of first degree murder 1 other charges. currently serving a life sentence without parole. four students killed on novembee came out of the oxford high school bathroom and opened fire in the hallw

. >> will: todd piro is live from columbia university this morning. ning, todd. >> todd: good morning to all four of you. the president of columbia announcing her plan to deal with this situation. saying, in part, quote: to do escalate the rancor and give us consider next step. i'm announcing all class also be held virtually on monday. this all comes as massive, anti-israel protests continue on ivy league campuses across the country for a fifth straight day. and as jewish students at columbia prepare to celebrate passover, a rabbi at the school saying they should go home, quote: columbia university's public safety and the nypd cannot guarantee jewish student eight. i would strongly recommend you return home as soon as possible. the university ramping up its security measures, including adding more guards and enhancing its security pressroom tier. new york city mayor eric adams calling out the protest i'm horrified and disgusted with the anti-anti-semitism being spewed at around around the columbia university campus. the nypd will not hesitate to arrest

todd piro has the details. todd? >> todd: good morning to all four of you. newly released god cam footage shows scuffling with officers. workers said there was an out-of-control guest while officers were arresting the suspect. 35-year-old arnold kent and others confronted them. while they tried to leave, they say a 24-year-old suspect then pushed the officers and blocked the door to the cop car. she reportedly fought the cops while they cuffed her. she is being charged with second degree assault. obstruction of governmental administration and resisting arrest. kent was released without bail and is charged with menacing. disorderly conduct. and obstructing governmental administration. meantime, new cpb data 46,000 chinese nationals since the start of the fiscal 2023 fiscal year. sources telling fox news that a large majority of them are released into the u.s. and have not been deported oremoved. back over to you. >> steve: thanks, todd. unbelievable. this is probably the third incident that we have reported in the new york city area of migrants illegally in t

. >> i am todd piro we have not seen from the biden administration but the source was notified before the strike was not involved. standing by and washington with more on that, jim hansen on deck with expert analysis, but we can with jeff paul live in tel aviv. >> good morning, there's been a lot of building tension over the last couple of days, as many wondered how israel would respond to iran's past week and unprecedented attack. many people didn't know when this would happen and what it would look like in his first yesterday some people thought it would not happen until well after upcoming passover holiday. but we now know israel is responding to iran with specific and targeted strikes spirit hitting the area of the central reason in iran roughly 200 miles away from the iranian capital of tehran. this is significant because located close to the capital but also near the nuclear facility. that site as we showed was not hit or affected. the strike though appeared to target the nearby iranian airbase. it shows israel has the capabilities to hit these very important sites when it wants

todd piro is joran van der slooting ♪ down feverishly in the overflow room where he sees multiple anglesdoes your hand hurt today, todd? i wrote too many notes yesterday. today will be more circumspect. yesterday, perhaps, thank you, thank you for laughing at me. perhaps the biggest take away from yesterday's testimony was that david pecker killed stories for many people over the years including many, many politicians. expect that to be a key line of cross-examination from trump's attorneys today. now, yesterday, pecker said he still considers trump a friend. even though though they haven't spoken in years. today he mostly testified about alleged catch and kill deals to protected president trump. but, near the end of his testimony, he actually called trump his mentor. and even told the story about trump trying to help him when an employee died from anthrax letter mailed to the company in 2019. >> breathtaking what went on in this room you saw what went on, it was breathtaking. and amazing testimony. this is a trial that should have never happened. this is a case that should have never be

us today is the director of the tech policy center, kara frederick, "fox & friends" first cohost todd piro. okay here we go. so biden is preparing for the news conference. someone in the press will ask him about this. >> do you think at this point prime minister is more concerned about his political survival that he has a certain interest in his people? >> what he is doing is a mistake. i think it is outrageous. what i am calling for is for the israelis to just call for a cease-fire and allow for the next six to eight weeks to get total access to all food and medicine going into the country. >> harris: there he was, and his criticism is coming at a time at heightened anti-israel protesting. he is talking and they are chanting back to him. from a river to the sea and death to america has been heard across america. in places where they hate us around the globe. we have the latest. >> we know the press is going to hound him at that press conference after they rejected the united states plan for a temporary cease-fire in gaza. a moment ago we were told that he is still negotiating and we will

todd piro was at yale this morning and he said that the common thread was the word organization. there is something large going on here. >> sandra: i don't know you see this and you're like can you imagine if you pitched a tent in your college quad? >> i wouldn't dream. >> sandra: you said no i had the right to be here do you kid me? >> no one has room to store a tent in manhattan and you can't buy that many tent so they are coming in from the outside. >> they all match it's hard disheartening. >> sandra: someone was joking fire sale at rei it has to be something, i don't know. thank you very much. we know you ran over from your show, appreciated good to see you. john? >> john: somebody was me. just moments from now the pentagon will provide an update as irani and proxies launch new attacks against u.s. troops for the first time in nearly three months. >> sandra: plus former president donald trump speaking moments ago you heard it here alive after day two of testimony. we will dig in, carrier bond with her take aways in just a moment. >> it's not a statutory crime to suppress pol

todd piro outside the new york supreme court he will be there today. todd, you are going to be in the overflow room, right? continuing direct. we will see if we get into cross-examination. as we know so far pecker has already testified to working with former trump attorney michael cohen to bury negative stories about donald trump before the 2016 election. he testified about a catch and kill deal he made with a trump tower doorman. the prosecution, keep this in mind needing to prove that the former president was directly involved in these plans and the big take away that such action was somehow illegal. the former president also accused of making payments to adult film store stormy daniels also expected to testify during this trial. listen to this her former lawyer michael after actually slamming the case, watch. >> i disagree with president trump on about 95% of the issues at a minimum. but one thing he and i agree on and that is that the politicization of these cases is uncalled for and it's flat out wrong. >> court is expected to resume at about 9:30

todd piro is here with all the details for us. what going on? >> todd: unreal stuff.outhwest heading from denver when lost engine cover during takeoff. passengers and crew sought metal rips off one of the plane's engines before striking one of the wing's flaps. this flight immediately turned around for emergency landing back in denver. southwest says passengers were transferred to another plane and arrived in houston three hours late. when asked about the incident, boeing referred us to this x post from airline pilot who says quote we are not too worried about safeties. the cowls are unlikely to do any damage that threatens to bring the airplane down. they might peel off and hit the tail but rather remote possibility. still unlikely it would do life-threatening damage. well, that's a relief. this is just the latest in a string of recent mishaps involving boeing planes and comes as the justice department launches a criminal probe into the aviation. now as for this southwest flight, the airlines says its maintenance team is reviewing the aircraft. the faa is also invest

stuart: todd piro with me. looks old and frail, and i don't think he's capable of three 90-minute if debates with donald trump. am i being too harsh in. >> you're not. and you ask he me this almost every time, we're up to $20 guaranteed bet that he does not end up debating. but instead of that being the take this time, i have a different take on in this from donald trump. this is actually very good news for republicans. let me explain why it shows that the leader of your party is pushing the people under him to take early voting seriously. and that is very important. because trump even admits in this tirade against joe biden for not debating, he said, look, a million people are going to vote before the scheduled first debate. we can't have that because with as bewe all a know, you extrapolate and spread out a million vote, some of these swing statements were decided by 11,000 votes. so it shows the republicans have woken up to this, or at least the leader of their party has. if everybody follows suit, republica

todd piro with me this morning. why aren't we getting a firm answer from the white house?the two-state solution, michigan and nevada. [laughter] this is a campaign calculus. he doesn't want to lose those states, so he's trying to play both sides of the aisle, ands it is not working. stu, you've been around great leaders your entire life are especially being in this business covering business news, but just news on the whole. it all stems from the top. and if you set the tone at the top with this is not going to be tolerated, you know what? t not tolerated. the biden administration has tried to have it both ways, and they've a come across as a weak not just in this situation, but throughout foreign policy issues during the last tree and a half years. -- three and a half years. also a let me add when young people see a president who says, eh, that supreme court decision, i'm not going to follow it, look at how i went around it, that sets a tone as well that the laws aren't real. they're just there for guidance, and you don't have to follow them, and that's what we're seeing

todd piro's with me. i don't think biden will debate.say vow in. >> keep in mind we have a bet on , i said $5 he won't debate, you said you'd take those odds. i'm willing to raise that to $1- stuart: that he will in. >> no. biden will not debate trump. $10 -- stuart: i agree with you. >> we need somebody to take -- lauren: i'll take the it. >> joe biden can or barely talk in a room alone. he's not getting better with anal. stuart: but if he doesn't debate, how will that look in the election? he won't debate his political opponent? >> you think the democrats really care about that? do you really think that the democrat voter is in there, well, joe biden didn't debate trump, i can't vote for him. rawr lauren that's true. >> they would vote, and they said this because today don't necessarily view they're voting for the president, they're voting for an administration. they want the entire infrastructure in addition to joe biden. stuart: you make a strong case, and by happen to agree with you. the bet knot -- notwithstanding. >> next time it'

i listen to todd piro interview a lady, was it yesterday? you hear the interview was it yesterday, carley? a mom who lost her daughter who took just a half of a percocet is that what it was, carley? >> carley: yeah. >> ainsley: and the daughter died. and she said this was not an overdose. >> lawrence: it was a poisoning. >> ainsley: this was a poisoning. fentanyl in the percocet. and when you look at the picture of mayorkas. and you hear that lady's story. she said this is the problem. this guy is allowing our borders to be own. and inadvertently is killing people. >> brian: msnbc cut with him just bragging about the 90 executive orders he overturned. how he undid everything that trump did. he was bragging about it. now he denies he did any of it. >> lawrence: well, we had a president that was putting tartariffs on china. >> brian: this president never took them off. >> steve: the problem is mayorkas is simply doing what the white house wants him to do. they get rid of him and impeach him and bring in a new guy going to do exactly the same t

todd piro joins us right now with a look at how other demonstrations are being cleaned up and rounded up in various spots. >> todd: here what happens we know right now. the number of arrests growing by the minute across our country as you mentioned right now police confronting those protesters at unc chapel hill. also reports of authorities making arrests there. student organizers say about 25 people right now in custody there at unc. steve, you also mentioned the growing unrest at yale. around 50 police officers reportedly moving in on the protesters encampment there. here is video of the tents from yesterday. now, according to the new haven police department chief, no students have been arrested so far this morning. and the protesters are, quote: complying with the orders to leave. to u.t. austin in texas we go. protesters ignoring warnings there from police and the school to disperse. video showing them locking arms in a circle around their tents. u.t. austin saying in a statement, quote: u.t. and partner law enforcement agencies dismantle tell an encampment and arrested several pr