an exciting double header tomorrow features the tampa bay bandits facing off against the philadelphia stars. 1:00 p.m. then the rest of the league continues chasing the undefeated birmingham stallians who battle against the one win michigan panthers. and on sunday, be sure to catch the pittsburgh maulers against the new orleanss breakers. the houston gamblers will take on the new jersey generals 4:00 p.m. both games on fox. unfortunately today though usfl fans will have to suffer without football. there are no games on tap. so all the action, guys, starts tomorrow. steve: there is plenty of action typically at the racetrack. ainsley: there is. steve: put on our hats. carley: looking good guys. ainsley: we have one down here for you. brian: do you know how much this hat costs? $125. wow. steve: fantastic. put it on. brian: it s 1948. steve: good luck. brian: am i in the boys.
right? most definitely. i work for u.s. food service for many years. so i kind of knew they would have some in stock. i just didn t know if i was able to take it so i confirmed that that wasn t something that was a high mover for them with a particular account. so i tapped into it. steve: okay. you did. you bought all that stuff. and i understand you were originally going to sell it to people at cost but then you realized, wait a minute, there s a crisis, i m going to give it away. how did you start advertising hey, i have free formula? social media. the first lady came in so happy to have a can. i just couldn t charge her. that just spiral effect. i just couldn t see myself charging anybody trying to help feed some babies. steve: you are a restaurant owner and father of three. you know, some businesses might say hey, come in and be my customer and i will give you a free can of baby formula, but
and walking hurts. the twisting hurts. so, if i don t play that, i don t do that i m all right. carley: woods clearly frustrated going as far as telling a cameraman to back off after he got too close on the fairway. when you are in pain it affects your mood. steve: i think is he a little frustrated. carley: clearly. ainsley: now to this. friends and family are coming together today to honor a high school student lacrosse athlete who was stabbed to death at house party over the weekend. brian: arrest warrant against the 16-year-old suspect in the case. steve: todd piro joins us live with details. todd: a lacrosse player wake something held today. the parents referring him as quote the sunshine. the alcohol-fueled attack happened at house party when students from opposing high school showed up and were asked to leave. fox news exclusively obtaining the arrest warrant for the teen
last. i hope. get your friends here with the camera and go over there and meet her. janice: i love that let s do it. hi secret oats. hi. she is a beauty. oh my goodness. hi sweet girl. hi. she likes the camera. she is ready for a close-up. janice: what an honor to see d. wayne lukas yesterday. the horse secret oats that could take it all and be the seventh filly in 147 years to win the preakness stakes. today of course it s all about the black eyed susans and of course the drink is very popular here at pimlico and be talking with someone who is going to show us how to make a black eyed susan later today. back to you. steve, ainsley and brian. steve: now you are talking. ainsley: thank you. janice. it is friday. brian: thank you, janice. 21 minutes before the top of the hour. president biden is in south korea this morning. but has he forgot about the
better have a alternative. ainsley: exactly. brian: alternative wind and solar are not yesterday to heat our homes on a regular basis and not ready to fuel our cars. ainsley: what about electric cars? people can t afford them. steve: exactly right. but the administration doesn t care because they are not going to abandon their green agenda. they want to inflict some pain upon people so that they stop driving as much or, brian, to your point, taking vacations and stuff like that. there is a great story this morning in the the washington post that just frames it perfectly about how challenging these times are for the middle class. they tell a story of a woman who is a teacher down in louisiana. and she is middle class. but she makes too much money to qualify for food stamps or any assistance. and do you know what she is doing to get by so that her family can have food on the table? she don t united states plasma twice a week every month and she winds up with 400 or $500 if sh