to the movies. it has made over $169 million globally and we haven t seen it here in the united states. imagine what s going to happen at the end of june with that. also coming back to the theaters this summer black widow which is a marvel movie. you know when the avengers come back, people go to the theaters. they re really banking on that, and suicide squad from d.c. comics is coming back. look forward to people really coming back and flocking back to the theaters this summer because the tent poles are back, which isso good to hear. did you see cruella because john berman saw cruella. ? i loved it. i feel like jim sciutto with fast and the furious movies, which he doesn t watch. it s a whole thing here. i can t take it. how was it? awesome. i really liked it. i mean, we all know the animated version and we all know glenn close playing cruella de vil. this is emma stone in the origin
there s an x factor out there in super tuesday, and his name is michael bloomberg. he s spent like $169 million in super tuesday states. bernie sanders has spent about $40 million, and joe biden has yet to spend anything. so we ll have a window, but i think this is a long primary process. we may not have the nominee until it s over because the south is going to matter. all of these four states, virginia, tennessee, et cetera, the south has something to say to paraphrase my man andre 3,000 from outcast. the south will have something to say about who is the democratic nominee. score for quote ing andre 3,000. who among these candidates you can name more than one when you talk with state reps and state senators, who would they like to see at the top of the ticket? who would make them feel comfortable? i would say i ve talked to ten different people. some of them are with biden. they re very strong on joe biden because they believe he s our
griff: funding 45,000. they have 54,000 in custody. not uncommon for unassigned funds within a single department to be transferred between agencies to make up for any short when the fiscal year ends which is october. brian, ainsley, steve. steve: thank you very much. in 2018 the dhs diverted $169 million disaster management and for ice detention and deportation. they have done it before. ainsley: it s going to the adult detention beds, transportation cost. temporary hearing facilities. if you ask why, the officials down there are saying the reason we have to do this the has to use emergency funding congress refuses to pay for extra beds. steve: they are reprogramming money. we have been talking about this for nine months. brian: tom homan says why are we talking about this now? we have always done it. listen. in the last decade i think money has been reprogrammed to ice eight out of 10 years. almost every year under the obama administration we had to reprogram money because
country. a live look at rockefeller plaza, excessive heat warning until tomorrow evening. at least four died from heat related causes. 34 states are under heat alerts, impacting 169 million americans. janessa webb is here to break it down for us. we have seen the warmest day of the year so far in new york city. records continue to be broken across two-thirds of the nation. air temperature continues to steadily warm up. this is the peak of daytime highs that we re currently seeing. earlier this morning, around 8:00 a.m. we already saw dewpoints in d.c. of about 100 degrees. look at this across the northeast, already the feel like, 100 for new york city, from detroit as well. this will continue to be stagnant for at least the next two hours. this event will be record breaking. look at this. most of the nation here, about
noon hour when we should be seeing the peak. heat index for 100 degrees in new york and washington rkwashi here. when you count in the moisture from the atmosphere, it s like a wall in the northeast. it s going to continue at least the next 36 hours. 169 million people under heat warnings or heat advisories throughout the weekend before we start to see relief here. now, we do have a cold front that s starting to sweep across the upper midwest. that will slide across the midwest and into the northeast on late sunday into monday. records are already starting to be broken heat indexwise, but the air temperature here, 91 for pittsburgh. we never like to see the darker pinks and oranges here. norfolk, we re going to see a high of 98, but when you factor in that humidity, up to 111.