hey, laura. hey, abby. great show, as always. do you sleep ever? no? i will try to sleep tonight. i will be watching you from my couch with my glass of wine. thank you so much. we will see right back here on monday then. thanks. we know how she might be spending her weekend, but i don t know how you are spending years. the former president is spending his getting ready to testify under oath. i am laura cox live. it is almost here. donald j trump will take the stand with the courtroom drama unfolding in new york. he will face questions about the business he loves so much, that he put his name on it. this one is really hitting him where he lives, are actually where he used to live until he packed up, then went down to florida. if the judge rules against them, they could be forced to pay back millions. i mean a lot. perhaps more importantly, they could lose their business license. the former president is reacting exactly the way you would expect them to. this trial
without your hat on, put your hat on, maggie vespa, in that piece. got love to the taco kid. reporter: i didn t have one. that s how fast it hit. i love food. i love food. maggie vespa, thank you, appreciate it. that does it for me this hour, everybody. ana cabrera will be back tomorrow. you can catch me on the weekends on msnbc starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. and good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific, i m jose diaz-balart. right now, evacuations from gaza for the first time, hundreds of civilians including americans cross the border into egypt. we ll talk with an aid worker on the ground. it comes as israel defends itself after world leaders condemn a strike that reportedly killed dozens and injured hundreds. back at home, it could be a big day at former president donald trump s civil fraud trial in new york city. his son don jr. expected to take the stand. on capitol hill, the house goes back i
on israel s roared on hamas. israel defending its strike on it densely populated refugee camp in northern gaza. it s too soon to know the casually can, or the two. a doctor to gaza hospital said they received hundreds of dead or wounded people from that attack there are multiple craters in the ground and huge piles of rubble israel s defense forces says it was targeting the top two mass candor involved in the october 7th rampage. they succeeded they claimed in taking. about dozens of hamas combatants were killed when underground tunnels beneath account collapsed. but innocent lives were also lost. israeli military says it s working to determine the number of civilian deaths. hamas folks person accused israel trying to justify what he got, a heinous crime. against civilians women and children. he denied that the leader claim to kill was even at the camp at the time of the strike. meantime the white house says that despite the blast there are quote indications israel is t
the horizon? a stark warning about the growing danger of terrorism at home as a result of the war in the middle east. good morning, i m dana perino and good morning to you in d.c., bret. bret: i m bret baier for bill hemmer. f.b.i. director christopher wray and alejandro mayokas delivering an assessment of the safety of american people on u.s. soil. wray says the increase in terror threats against america now at dire levels. we definitely believe there is a heightened risk of potential violence here in the u.s. especially from lone actors inspired by any number of foreign terrorist organizations or by domestic ideologies. i am concerned, as i said in my opening statement, that foreign terrorist organizations, traditional formal terrorist organizations, whether they be al qaeda, isis, or hezbollah, have all made statements that would indicate a greater risk of potential attack here by them. it is something we think heightened vigilance is warranted for. bret: fox team co
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