at their record high today. but will the european central bank signal lower borrowing costs are on the way? bag pipes skirl. paying the piper! as scots everywhere celebrate burns night, we ll be speaking to one whose playing has bagged a global following. yes we have bagpipes in this programme. we start in the us where air safety chiefs have cleared a path for boeing 737 max 9 jets to return to the skies after dozens were grounded when a cabin panel blew off mid flight, forcing an emergency landing. the federal aviation administration says the jets can fly again once approved inspections are done. but in a blow to boeing, the faa says it won t allow any ramp up in production of the 737 max until it s satisfied about the company s quality control. earlier on wednesday, boeing s chief executive faced senators in washington. our north america business correspondent erin delmore reports. the boss of boeing said he understood the seriousness of the safety questions facing the co
trey: a good evening thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy it is sunday night in america. donald trump trump won new hame by double digits. he won iowa he is leading in nevada and south carolina. but as a lone remaining rival, nikki haley, said she is sticking around. nevada and south carolina are up next and haley not only know south carolina well, she knows how to come from behind and win in that state. in 2010 she was fourth out of four when she began her quest for governor and she wound up winning. this a presidential mountain however seems tougher to scale. donald trump has universal name recognition, a fiercely loyal base. he has also won south carolina convincingly in the past. republicans will have a nominee for president that which we know it donald trump is the favorite. the real question is whether republicans can or will coalesce around that nominee or alienate those who support someone else. seven out of 10 haley supporters said they would not vote for donal
welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino, good morning. bill: feel good to be friday? no travel this weekend. dana: for some. bill: for work. dana: true. bill: good morning. the biden administration giving the lone star state a friday deadline after the u.s. supreme court ruled that federal border patrol agents could remove razor wire installed by texas. this runs along a stretch of land near the border in eagle pass. the governor tells us on this program yesterday that the battle is far from over. jacque heinrich has the story from the north lawn today. good morning to you. good morning. texas governor greg abbott is citing his constitutional authority to defend against an invasion. he is also saying that the federal government broke its pact with the states to enforce laws on the books. now some democrats are pressuring the biden administration to establish sole federal control of the national guard and push back on this. the white house ha
the open border is horrific. open southern border that s a disaster made worse. sandra: our exclusive fox news voter analysis confirming the crisis at the southern border was the top issue for republican primary voters in new hampshire but it may not be enough to sway president biden to address this historic migrant crossings before november. hello, and welcome everyone, i m sandra smith in new york. incredibly telling stat last night. immigration top issue in new hampshire. john: and a lot to digest from last night, we will do it over the next couple hours. john roberts in washington. this is america reports . border patrol sources tell fox news nearly 100,000 got-aways at the border this fiscal year. 800 migrants per day that have disappeared into america without border agents processing them, even seeing them. sandra: the white house continues to blame congress, and specifically republicans for what is happening, even as they do everything in their power to bloc
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