story tonight, charles watson is live with the latest. charles. good evening. the man who the fbi infamously branded as the unit bomber has died in federal custody in north carolina according to a spokesperson for the federal bureau. he was 81 years old and was found inside his cell at the federal medical center in north carolina where he was housed. the federal bureau prison cell fox news and a statement responding staff immediately initiated lifesaving measures, staff requested emergency medical services and lifesaving efforts continue. he was transported by ems to a local hospital and pronounced deceased by hospital personnel. up until 2021 he was held in the super max prison for his role in a 17 year terror campaign targeting scientists at colleges and universities across the country including northwestern university and illinois where his first device exploded. he later admitted to committing 16 bombings and it would eventually kill at least three people and injured do
horses at the end ever the show. brian: did you think there was a pushback against horse and carriages like we are pushing back against a.i., cars came by, hey, i m happy with a horse. i don t need the car. is that the way go it was 1910. lawrence: most likely. brian: were there morning shows in 1910? rachel: if there was, you would be on it. brian: it would be early enough. i m curious. that s where we are at. don t worry, kamala is in charge. lawrence: recreate a brian in that period of time what he would look like. brian: big into knickers, i would have to work on my calves. rachel: would you wear a wig? brian: just to the prom and when i was signing the constitution. those two things. rachel: those two important things. brian: and bill of rights right after that. good to see you here. forgot what day it is. you said goodbye, tossed to sean hannity and came back into the studio. lawrence: surprisingly i m not that tired. you have did this all last w
hope that everybody has a safe trip. of course you ve got to mention the race marked 50 anniversary and secretary iconic triple crown win. a lot of excitement coming out here thinking about that, reminiscing on the historic moment and i can tell you we are less than 30 minutes out. this crowd is ready, they are eager and excited. jon: cb cotton, great hat. the belmont heirs for the first time on fox broadcasting, just past the top of the hour right after the fox report. they survived alone in the lobby and jungle for 40 days after a win cry. a group of children who lived through the crash and carried on for almost six weeks with the baby in tow. stay with us.
happening in the world of sports. we re not done talking. ahead of the 149th run for the roses. the kentucky derby museum is honoring one of its most famous winners. rachel: new exhibit celebrates the 50th anniversary of secretariat triple crown win. brian: talking kentucky derby so we are staying in sports. janice dean live at the churchill downs kentucky derby museum rachel collier. how is it going, janice? janice: you look great. you look beautiful and handsome all of you this morning on kentucky derby day. brian: we got your monitor? i needed monitors to see your hats. we are talking about spectacular museum and really epic 50th anniversary of one of arguably the greatest horses of all time. rachel: can i get hair over here to fix my hair?