yet another record high. the supreme court is back in session tomorrow. key decisions on abortion could come as early as this week. but first tied the latest on this to deadly mass shootings in philadelphia. three people were killed and others killed in a popular entertainment district. three people died 14 those hurt in a shooting in a bar near downtown chattanooga, tennessee. alexis mcadams it s live in our newsroom. police to believe a fight between three guys in philly led to the mass shooting in their downtown area. doubt new video shows that altercation at the center of this investigation you can hear dozens of gunshots running out, watch. [background noises] [background noises] you hear so many gunshots there. also this surveillance video shows the chaos people try to take cover. running in every direction. you can see those large crowds there on south street. overall at least 14 people were shot in three of those people were killed. the people range in age from 17
of three major universities this is the first hearing since a wave of protests erupted at campuses across america. that are short time from now, officials in louisville will update their investigation at the scottie scheffler s arrest. they re expected to release new video of the incident last week involving the world s number one golfer hello, i m will blitzer in washington and year in the cnn newsroom any minute now, the us department of justice unveils a groundbreaking antitrust lawsuit against live nation. that s the parent company of ticketmaster. the suit alleges live nation abused its industry dominance for years to stifle competition at to harm concert-goers this was on full display, apparently back in 2022 when a ticket master glitch blocked millions of fans for buying tickets to taylor swift s eris tour that incident led lawmakers to demand answers from company executives last year at a congressional hearing. it also fueled by administration, so-called war on junk f
coast, thursday, may 23rd, this is fox and friends. this is second time i said the date and time. ainsley: you didn t guest a chance, steve? steve: i ll do the 9:00 hour, sorry. brian: fantastic. getting in the new york dproof. former president trump heading to deep blue bronx. thousands excited to see their support as he edges to biden s lead. rachel campos duffy went to the bronx to find out. definitely come. as long as he s doing something, such a respect to the bronx. before trump, it was not considered, were they going to democratic strongholds? he should come. ainsley: fox news alert from the border to quantico. jordanian national entered the u.s. illegally. steve: not so shocking. as we head into memorial day, celebrate fleet week with a tug-of-war. it is navy versus the marines, all live on fox square. let s get started. final hour of fox and friends starts right now. ainsley: a lot of muscle there. steve: meanwhile, former president donald t
that s a scenario questioning if there s real accountability, if donald trump the nominee of the republican party, if he can effectively delay or punt so many of his trials, then is there accountability? well, it depends how you answer and the simple or simplified narrative don t actually capture what s happening in these strange and extraordinary times. that brings us to our top story. here is convicted trespassers we re about to explain for the january 6th attack. you can see him pushing forward. this is passing police lins to break into the capitol that day. witnesses said he fashioned weapons, hiding them in his pants pockets. his name is charles hand, he s a january 6th convict from georgia. he s someone the republican party claims should not be able to vote. the party has stripped voting rights from millions of people based on these criminal records. trump opposes voting rights for felon. now as trump is embracing january 6th felons and other criminals and those con
crashed all crossing a mountainous area and heavy fog. our running state media describes the incident as a hard landing. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. it is nighttime in the middle east there is still no word on the fate of iranian president ebrahim raisi we are following g conflicting reports coming from iran dig government strictly controls the information it gets released. officials say dense fog very cold conditions are complicating search and rescue efforts but we have complete coverage security analyst dr. rebecca grant weighs in on what a sudden change in iran s government could mean for the region. first peacoat live to trey yingst who is following the story alive from israel. cooks jon, good evening we are following this breaking news out of the region paid around 10 hours ago a helicopter that was a caring iranian president ebrahim raisi his foreign minister disappeared. there were three helicopters in a convoy they were returning from a