in moments, what to make of trump s and some migrants are not people and for the bloodbath for the auto industry if he loses. our political contributors will join me straight ahead. ht ahea good day to all of you here from nbc in los angeles. let s go to decision 2024. two big headlines at this hour. the reelection campaign announcing more than $53 million raised in february. the president is holding st. patrick s day events in the white house today. this while donald trump ramping up dark red or at a rally for a republican senate candidate in ohio yesterday making references to migrants, january 6th, quote, hostages and what might happen if he gets reelected. if this election is not won, i am not sure you will ever have another election in this country. does that make ends? i don t think you will have another election in this country if we don t win this election. the reaction from republicans on the hill. his rhetoric casting january 6 defendants as hostages and patriot
ainsley: it is 8:00 a.m. right here on the east coast. it s wednesday, february 7th. this is fox & friends. we start with this. a news alert. brand-new border numbers more than 1 million migrants encountered since the fiscal year began just a few months ago in october. the earliest this milestone has ever been reached. steve: that is something. griff jenkins in moments. another fox news alert. hamas terrorists proposing a cease-fire deal. could the end of the war be in sight? still a lot of work to be done but we continue to believe that an agreement is possible. lawrence: illegal strip clubs. squatters taking over more than 1,000 homes in atlanta. brian: final hour of fox & friends starts now. you chose to be with friends, that s us. lawrence: fox news alert. brand-new border numbers just released. ainsley: we ve had more than 1 million migrant encounters since october 1st when the fiscal year began. it s the earliest this milestone has ever been reached.
trump will come to court on tuesday, but he ll be have that proceeding, be read his charges and expected a plea of not guilty. any other defendant who faced this would be in the most grave trouble. and i think donald trump is. a vehicle fire underneath i-95 caused a portion of the highway above to collapse. this cleanup could take some number of months, this is going to be a traffic nightmare. my own husband spewing dangerous gas and lava, it s the most dangerous of the volcanos in the philippines. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is monday, june 12th. 9:00 a.m. here in london. 4:00 a.m. in miami, florida, where former u.s. president donald trump will huddle with his legal team in the coming hours, one day before he s set to walk into a federal court and face 37 criminal charges. those charges are related to his handling of classified documents after he left office. trump has denied any wrongdoing and railed agai
trump asked the judge in the hush money case to step aside as he sues the cofounders of truth social. real breakdown all the days legal news. what we know about the world central kitchen workers killed in an israeli air strike as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle, and we are now 217 days away from the election. it is also primary night. voters have gone to the polls in several states, including the key battleground of wisconsin. earlier today, donald trump campaigned there and in the other midwest battleground state of michigan. he won both of them back in 2016, and lost them both in 2020. his message today was all about stoking fear and anger around immigration and border security. but, his campaign visits, as abortion rights moved back to center stage. on monday, florida s supreme court issued a ruling effectively allowing florida to ban abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. the florida court also ruled that
is planning to buy some of those apartments, relax the rules on mortgage borrowing and step in to put the finishing touches on unfinished units. separately, one of those big developers, country garden holdings, was today given another four weeks by the high court in hong kong to sort out its $190 billion of debts before hearing a petition from debtors to wind the company up. duncan wrigley, chief china economist at pantheon macroeconomics joins us. what do you make of what we ve heard today? is it enough to contain the chinese property crisis? yes, i think what we ve heard today is from various officials, it s helpful, but it s probably not a panacea. so, you are right, there are moves to boost housing demand through easing mortgage terms, allowing people to borrow more, lowering interest rates and that should boost housing demand but a lot of that will go into the second hand housing market where there is a big overhang. the second big policy is allowing governments, especia