biological males. lia thomas u penn teammates scared to speak out. i will not be scared anymore. other women should be encouraged to speak out about unfair competition. have you ever had to apologize being a member of the will pga tour? i recognize people are going to call me a hypocrite but circumstances do change. steve: good morning, everybody. it is june 7th. it s 6:01 here in new york city. and we start with a fox news alert. you are looking at a video of former vice president mike pence who officially launched his 2024 presidential campaign by launching this video 25 minutes ago. here is 10 seconds of it. it would be easy to stay on the sidelines, but that s not how i was raised. today, before god and my family, i m announcing i m running for president of the united states. ainsley: pence rolling out that clip this morning on his 64th birthday. just two days after filing paperwork with the fec. he is set to hold a big event today in des moines, iowa after
so we will continue to watch that fox weather.com by the way. this is their lead story. of course, people were talking about this in the northeast and today is going to be equally as bad. people are respiratory issues need to take precautions, elderly, kids, make sure they are safe. all right, steve, ainsley, brian. over to you. brian: i hate the term stay indoors we have heard that enough but that s what they are saying in new york. steve: they turned on the air conditioner in big studio m about 15 minutes ago. first time i actually smelled the smoke. can i smell it sitting on the couch right now. ainsley: can you really? steve: yep. ainsley: i can t smell it right now. i lost my smell during covid and i never got it back 100 percent. people were coming out of building last night and saying what in the world? steve: it s crazy. brian: thanks, quebec. can you smell the money in the liv tour created by a saudi wealth fund that took some of the biggest names in golf who got
extending it. brian: new habits. steve: if you noticed whether we left holiday, florida on friday the airports were full. a lot of people suggested the beginning of the holiday was actually the week before. ainsley: right. steve: this monday two days ago 2.3 million people through the airports. they are calculating in total 4.5 million will be flying. most of them took off on monday. ainsley: yeah. and a lot of everyone i know, the kids are out of school this whole week. steve: indeed. so, the big question is, whether you are driving or fox news living, what s the weather going to be like? and janice dean joins us with the foxcast in front of our christmas tree. janice: isn t it beautiful? steve: yes, it is. all-american christmas tree right there. we had the lights earlier this week. we are getting into the holiday spirit. i know people want to know what s the weather j.d.? we have a thanksgiving storm i have to tell you about. all right, so fox weather.com by th
be warmer later today. right now it s freezing. ainsley: not too bad. take a look at the temperatures across the northeast. we re going to get a nice warm up. i can take is here in new york. watch this as we go through today and tomorrow. 61 here in new york. 68 in d.c. 60 in new york on friday as well. and then we have a storm system we are going to have to watch but we re going to break some records we think in upstate new york, massachusetts and vermont. so we will enjoy that. thank you very much. this is a storm though that we are talking with across the central u.s. that s going to come up here towards the northeast. mainly be a rain event. but we will see the snow potential and severe weather, my friends as well as ice. so we will be talking about that fox weather.com by the way to get your latest details snow and ice i would say warmer temperatures here in new york. steve: absolutely. we will too.
grady trimble on the ground live from ottawa with the latest. grady, i don t think the government of canada understands those people in the trucks are not leaving until the mandates are lifted, period. they can take the trucks. but those people would just sit on the curb. it sure seems that way at this point. steve, despite the prime minister invoking extraordinary powers we have not noticed much change as well as the posturing of the police and the trucks themselves and the a attitude and mood of the truckers. they are staying put. now though the government has the ability to compel private tow truck drivers to come in and remove those trucks. we will see if anything changes. we got an update from ottawa, police. they say this now 20 day protest has cost about $14 million. they say they have issued around 3,000 citations they have 127