with a human smuggling arrest in texas. charlie: plus, president biden bringing out some old friends to go after young voters. >> young people cannot sit on the sidelines. >> we don't agonize, we organize. and all of this is at stake in november. will: that'll do the trick x. the u.s. hits a new lower in the world happiness report. one generation still, though, has reasons to smile. >> hello, how's my beautiful wife? >> i want your face back to what it used to be. >> make up your damn mind! will: find out why older americans are apparently the happiest. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ i was just thinking about that weekend out at cumberland bay. ♪ and that one time in baton rouge when we made out in the rain. ♪ when we went chasing falling stars on a hill at your daddy's farm -- will: pretty shot of cleveland, ohio, this sunday morning on fox and friends. not a state that a -- statement that a lot of people have said throughout their lives. rachel: what? will: i'm just saying, i like cleveland. that's my second favorite teaming by the way. rachel: browns? there's a country song, that's the only reason i know -- will: about the cleveland browns? rachel: oh, maybe it wasn't. will: no, i think they have some of the best uniforms in professional sports. charlie: really? you like them because of the uniforms? will: i do. bernie coe star? plain helmet, no lower go? he'd say it's manly. also i don't care what jesse watters has to say about what's manly. [laughter] charlie: sounds like it. i'll with will charlie filling in for pete hegseth, and we're glad to have him. it's been a fun morning, and we intend to keep it going right now. bad news for the joe biden campaign for the presidency. it doesn't look good headed into the election on any number of fronts but with including polling when it comes to young people. but they brought out the big guns, nancy pelosi and barack obama, to celebrate -- [laughter] what anniversary is it? charlie: it's the 10th, right? will: the 10th anniversary of obamacare. watch. >> the presumptive nominee for the republican party for president says he wants to repeal the entirety of the aca, and if that would mean kicking millions of young people off their parents' health insurance, raising costs at a time when a lot of folks are just starting out. young people cannot sit on the sidelines. what you don't want is after the election young people would opt to not vote and then you find out you lost your insurance. >> we don'ting agonize, we organize. and all of this is at stake in november. trump tried to rip it away, affordable care for millions of americans including millions of young adults, and now he's doing it again. and again we had to make sure people know. rachel: this is the democrats trying to appeal to young people because, as you can see, their job approval numbers among young people are slipping 31% approve, 57 disapprove. i think this is a really odd message, you know? if. will: well, or it's the 14th anniversary, or it turns out. charlie, who celebrates the 14? charlie: there's no such thing as a 14th anniversary. nobody celebrate withs -- will: which reveals it is the simply to try the fix those horrific numbers with young people. rachel: right. and i can see if you're going to give them student loan are forgiveness, that's appealing. health insurance, i guess it's great for them that they can remain a, but what they really want is an economy that and an environment where they're up and going the way their parents were. i did not have health insurance. charlie, i don't know about you, i didn't have health insurance after i left my parents' house until i got married and, you know, that's just the way -- i never really, it wasn't a big deal for me. i'm wondering, is that a big selling point for young, healthy kids? if. charlie: well, i think in addition to that problem you also have the problem of for obamacare has not worked out well for working families. working families are paying, you know, something like double the amount of, for their, for their health insurance to cover their family, if their deductibles have been raised. obviously, there are some people who have benefited from obama obamacare, but a huge number of working families have continued to suffer horribly under obamacare. rachel: i guess the upside is you can pay for your basement 25-year-old's health insurance. will: yeah. i would be curious why young people are so displeased with joe biden. i think that we might have a tendency to reproject our liveses, because that poll went up to 30? if was it 31, 32, something like that, and say -- one of the things you talked about is the challenge of homeownership. home ownership prices are through the roof -- it's up to 34 -- and interest rates are so high, right? well, homeownership usually, not always, correlates with marriage and children, right? that 's when you start making that move in life. and before that you're content to rent. we know that marriage and children are being pushed off later in life, right? so i'm not sure that's all about is if in that ends at a 34, i'm not sure that's all about the challenges of homeownership. so what is the it that is so unpopular with young people? rachel: i'm going to tell you whats it is, it happened right here on the couch yesterday. we tried to order breakfast, okay? if we ordered egg bites and a couple cups of coffee, and the bill was $61 from uber eats. if they had an uber eats campaign, it would work better than this one -- [laughter] because that's where a lot of these single young kids -- the economy is crushing them the, inflation crushing them. but also do not underestimate, just to answer your question, will, the impact of the israel-gaza war. for whatever reason, if you're on tiktok with young people, this as has galvanized young people in a way that i'm actually surprise9. i wish they cared as much as -- about america as much as they do about gaza a and israel. if you go onto their platforms where they're at, this is a very driving force, and it's really driven a wedge between joe biden and young people. charlie: and, you know, another thing that i think going on here is that young people have amazing bs detech to haves when they want. to. rachel: thank you. charlie: they look at this,sing can they look at this effort to prop up the biden administration in most of the media, and they're like, okay, you know, or i tend to like all this stuff or whatever, but these guys are are full of it. and it's sort of like an automatic reaction now. rachel: and then you contrast that with donald trump who, love him or hate him, he's just himself. there's no bs, he's very authentic. and so there you go. will: all right, let's move to this, the federal government is deflecting blame over a viral video chase. we're going to share that video with you right now. it ends with a car on fire. take a look at this. [background sounds] >> vehicle is on fire, we're copping to a stop. coming to a stop. vehicle 's on fire. [background sounds] >> out! [speaking spanish] get 'em on the ground, gunmen on the ground. charlie: this is what our border patrol if in texas, law enforcement officers having to deal with every day, and these are suspected human smugglers. it's incredible. rachel: eduardo luis alejandro -- these are illegal immigrants from venezuela. both were, you know, eventually charged we evading arrest and human smuggling, but these kind of chases end up in innocent people dying. they were going over 100 miles an hour. for all we know they could, you know, pull out the other way in front of another car. very dangerous situation. will: people still, i still think -- i think they're beginning to, but i think this video and videos like we saw earlier this week with the stampede of illegal immigrants are beginning to change -- i'm always fascinateed, rachel, with the casual news consumers, you know what i mean? because i think that's what depicts the course of the country. rachel: i think you're right. will: so the casual news viewer still sees illegal immigration as mexican, maybe central american. people coming over to work hard who are productive members of society looking for a better life. and those guys that we just saw in the car from venezuela. okay? that's a big leap. south america, gee graphicically we're talking about a big leap from mexico or el salvador. and then add on top of that we're talking about african -- rachel: chinese. will: -- chinese. this is the recipe today of illegal immigration. i think it's starting to break through. what's happening, this is very different. charlie: and also a it doesn't matter what our intent is, you know, we could be as welcoming as we want and have the rosiest ideas about who's coming over. you still have to be aware of what people with bad intent -- rachel: yeah. charlie: you know, what their intentions are. and, there's no sort of logical adult, you know, approach to this from the if biden administration. they're just, it's like a game to them. rachel: every month the terror, the apt of terrorists that we catch at the border, terror suspects, we break with records every single month. by the way, your state, will, doing what they can in the face of a lot of pushback if from the federal government trying to stop them from trying to control the border. here's lieutenant chris oliveras, he's a friend of our show, he's been on many years trying to alert this problem. he's slamming the federal government for deflectioning -- deflecting blame onto texas. listen. >> at this point over the last three years we continue to see this gaslighting from the federal government to the american people. they continue to deflect and blame texas. our legislators are trying to pass a law that would give our texas law enforcement a much broader authority to arrest unlawful crossings, and that would have been a perfect example in el paso, texas. s.b. 4, senate bill 4, which would allow us to arrest for unlawful entry, we would have been able to arrest every single individual that took place, that was involved in that situation and arrest them for unlawful entry. we have the tools in place, but the federal government continues to challenge us with lawsuits that try to stop governor abbott from doing his job, and that's protecting his state and also the country. so we have been addressing this issue. the fact is they've refused to acknowledge the issue because they have the liberty to stop the situation at the border. rachel: will, you talked about how people are starting to see it in a new way? i think back to 2016, remember when alexandria ocasio-cortez was outside of those detention centers and crying? is you had the first lady, u michelle obama, laura bush, hillary clinton writing letters, you know, for the poor if children who were being separated at the border. in 2016, '17, '18, the democrats were effective many making this a racial issue. -- in making this a racial issue. the border was about a race, was about republicans who, you know, hated mexicans and didn't like the brown-finishing ication of america, and now i think people are realizing this is the not about race, this is about national security. this is about chaos and crime and disorder. will: and economy. rachel: and the economy. it's a war on the working class as well. and i think that's the shift we're seeing. charlie: remember when aoc went to the border and told everybody people were drinking out of toilets, and it turned out she was really bad at push and she misinterpreted -- rachel: i didn't know the story, but i love it, charlie. [laughter] charlie: people said, oh, it was the greatest thing,-hysterical. she went and talked to these the people and came out and she was literally crying claiming they were drinking out of toilet, and it turned out that her spanish was a little rusty. rachel: ray i'm going to have to give her a few lessons. [laughter] i'm going to go back to her district and give her some spanish lessons. will: i think this issue is something that affect ifs the casual viewer, the casual voter. i do, i'm beginning to think this will play a huge role in the election. rachel: yeah. charlie: like you said, the video, the video like that and video like what we were showing yesterday going to be indelible in this, in the election. all right, turning now to our headlines, one of the teen squatters accused of killing a new york city if woman allegedly gave a police officer a fake identity after crashing the victim's car earlier this month in pennsylvania. both suspects were in the car when police say the driver claimed she didn't have her license on hand and tried using a fake age and address -- before the officers verified her real information. those suspects face extradition back to new york on murder charges. new reports are reveal flyers are changing nights from if boeing plane, and some are resorting to anti-anxiety medication and and prayer to calm them down. i'm going to go with prayer on that one. this after boeing welcome back suffered several mishaps this year including a door plug if flying out mid-air on an alaska airlines flight in january. the faa is also considering preventing united airlines from if adding new routes after a -- from adding new routes after several safety incidents this month. a viral video with more than 10 million views shows one music fan getting the opportunity to have -- of a lifetime playing the song heading south with artist zack brown. will: i've seen this. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] charlie: the fan was able to get bryan's e attention with the help of the pit crew telling fox news digital he got to walk out of the concert with the guitar. will: so he comes up onstage, and zack bryan says, all right, if he doesn't know the words, we should all boo him. and he walks up to the mic and kills it. rachel: that is a great way to, you know, bust into the business. will: aye got tickets to zack bryan later this summer. i'm going to have to take the day off here. rachel: you going with the boys? will: yeah. the boys are huge fans. who's opening for him? if jason isbell. i like jason as a musician. i want to get into this. happiness, okay? which pete would want us to say happiness is overrated -- [laughter] but still, let's talk about happiness. there's a new gallup world happiness ranking report. it says significantly the united states of americas has father-in-law out of the top 20 for the first time since the world happiness report was first published inside 2012. we're now number 23. driven, by and large, by the drop in the well-being of americans under the age of to. -- of 30. so the point that hegseth would make is happiness is not the target in life, purpose is the target in life, and happiness is a by-product. and i think he's got a great point about that. and that's how you solve it, by the way. what you're looking at a with people under the age of 30 is a little bit of listlessness. and not limited to them. why are we here, what are we doing, what are we accomplishing, and there are answers for all of that. and it's not for our own happiness. charlie: and i think even successful people who have virtually everything run into the same problem, because if yog and be miserable. and i do think, i think the purpose -- rachel: i know a lot of rich, miss if rabble people. charlie: oh, yeah. rachel: back to your idea of purpose p will, one or it's harder to achieve your purpose if you're on your pone all day and you're actually not doing stuff and having real -- i mean, especially for women. it's very much about relationships. and so much for young people, their relationships are virtual. hay don't even call their friends -- they don't even call their friends anymore, let alone go out and hang out on friday nights. heir doing a lot of stuff on their phones, and i think it's a really poor if substitute for interaction. and i also think as a religion rates drop, i think you're also seeing happiness rates drop because that's also a -- will: i'm going to ask you both this general winly, and i think your answers and mine are correct. i think there's a poverty of purpose. i think people live comparative lives through their phone to other people, and the decline in religion all can contribute to that decline in happiness. what makes the united states unique? all those same problems you would think would apply to the rest of the world as well, so why would ours be dropping and everybody else -- if not, they may be dropping as a welsh but not as precipitously as the u.s.? what is going on here that is uniquely bad as the rest of the world? charlie: you want to be careful saying this because obviously when you look at a $60 star the bucks bill, that's a pretty -- starbucks bill, that's a pretty shocking thing. but we have everything we need. very few people -- rachel: it's not material, is what you're saying. will: that could be it, charlie. charlie: oh, i think it is. will: comfort allows you to indulge the lack of purpose. people or that are struggling have a purpose. stop struggling. charlie: the happiest people i know are people who don't have everything they want. rachel: i think it has to do with family, and i think that in this country we've lost that sort of intergenerational living, that connection, that connectivity. and other cultures i think have held on to that a little bit better hand we have. and what's positive and hopeful about it is we can return to that. you're seeing a lot of families going i'm going to get a homestead, and we're going to live near each other. and i think that intergenerational, interconnectivity is the key to -- will: i think you're on to something. that's when the rachel byes com. rachel: he thinks i'm crazy, and once in a a while -- will: crazy like a fox. [laughter] charlie: i think the worst thing that young people contend with is this whole concept of safe spaces because everything good in life comes from -- every good relationship starts with sort of awkwardness and being comfortable with awkwardness. rachel: i like that too, charlie, it's true. taking a chance. charlie: yeah, exactly. will: could trump's truth social merger ease his $450 million bond as letitia james prepares to snatch up his new york empire? charlie: charlie gasparino unpacks tomorrow's deadline ahead. ♪ everybody knows -- on a friday night. ♪ when you can't see the isty lights ♪ everybody's dancing in the moonlight ♪ finish to sh, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. 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>> you sure are, yeah. they were once sort of promoted as the perfect landscape tree. heavy got pretty flowers in the spring, bright red foliage in the fall, they're shaped like a lollipop, and they take very little care. the problem is, one with of the problems, as they get old or they break really, really easily, and anyone that's got one in their yard knows any type of storm sends branches falling onto property, onto cars, all sorts of things. a lot of municipalities where these are plant widely across public spaces and lots of money and time after every storm trying to clean these things up. so there's really not a lot of great aspects to them now that we know what we know. charlie: and, of course, if you live around any sort of open fields, they tend to -- obviously, they produce a lot of berries that birds love, and then before you know it, you know, entire pastures get taken over by these things. >> yeah, they certainly do, you know? if driving down any road in the country at this time of year, you're going to to see white trees all over the place, and that's kind of the wild cousins of the bradford pear. these things have really big thorns, and they're known to injure livestock, they can injure people. we've seen them puncture tires on tractors and other vehicles. and as a landowner, a farmer or a forester, if you have these things on your progress, it takes a lot of effort, both time and money, the try to get rid of them and reclaim that pasture or reclaim that forest area so you can get some money off your land. charlie: what are two or three of your favorite alternatives to a bradford pear? >> well, it depends on where you are in the country, but i think down here in the southern part of the country i love magnolias. there's lots of different types you can put in the ground. black gum is really an uncommon tree in landscapes, but it's common in the woods. it's got that really bright red e foliage that you see in the fall. i think it's a real attractive tree. charlie: nice. and i would add to that list dogwoods. but but the good thing about a bradford pears, it takes great firewood. thank you, david coyle. >> all right, thank you. charlie: okay. now instagram limiting political content, children at risk of identity theft and tiktok's addictive algorithms for your kids. curt the cyber guy is here teching it all out next if. ♪ ♪ can we still be with friending?s. ♪ which paint color matches your bold style. and with the mylowe's rewards credit card, you can save 5% every day. you got this. and we got you. >> tech: cracked windshield? schedule with safelite, and we'll come to you to fix it. >> tech vo: this customer was enjoying her morning walk. we texted her when we were on our way. and she could track us and see exactly when we'd arrive. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: we came to her with service that fit her schedule. >> woman: you must be pascal. >> tech: nice to meet you. >> tech vo: we got right to work, with a replacement she could trust. we come to you for free! schedule now for free mobile service at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ so... - we're engaged! - we're engaged! congrats carol! your youngest finally popped the question. but now, you're really going to have to get those new dentures. after all, you need a smile that matches the moment. so this might be a good time to mention that aspen dental can create natural looking dentures in no time. just for you! and that comes with $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping mothers of grooms look their best. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis and who are anti-achr antibody positive, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living. it is reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris can lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious meningococcal infections, which may become life-threatening or fatal, and other types of infections. complete or update meningococcal vaccines at least 2 weeks before starting ultomiris. if ultomiris is urgent, you should also receive antibiotics with your vaccines. before starting ultomiris, tell your doctor about all of your medical conditions and medications. ultomiris can cause reactions such as back pain, tiredness, dizziness, limb discomfort, or bad taste. ultomiris is moving forward with continuous symptom control. ask your neurologist about starting ultomiris. ♪ ♪ rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." there's outrage growing among instagram and facebook users as the app moves to limit political content ahead by default ahead of the election. so here with what you need to know, the cyber guy, kurt deknutson. i've been seeing this, for sure, on instagram, on facebook. this is the right before an election. why are they censoring political content? >> well, who's in charge of these algorithms? rachel: zuckerberg. what he is his motive, political? financial? what's happening? >> most of the stuff is both. most of it's greed though. they just want us and our kids and everyone in the family to get sucked into clicking one post after another after another with regard to limiting what's there. they're also trying to keep you there longer by maybe not getting you pushed away from it. so they want to send things to you that you like. so i don't know where this is with this issue, but there's no doubt that there's a history of -- rachel: yeah. >> -- facebook and instagram tweaking their algorithms so you don't see things that you like that are in your political -- rachel: so what can i do as a user to get around mark zuckerberg and what he wants me to do? >> take your device, hire a woodchip, throw it in there -- [laughter] rachel: i have says -- days i want to do that. >> you can control what is recommended to you on the platform. in this controversy with instagram where they're not showing certain political things to you, it is not what -- who your following. whoever's saying what they want to say about who you're following, you're still getting that information, according to instagram and meta, but this has to do with who will be recommended to you that's not somebody you're already following. rachel: yeah. it feels, to me, like election interference, but here's what meta has to say. this change does not impact posts from accounts people choose to follow, or it impacts what the system recommends, and people can control if they want more. this announcement if expands on years of work on how we approach treat political content based on what people is have told us they wanted. who are those people? and now people are going to be able to control whether they would like to have these types of potes recommended to them. -- posts recommended to them. i have seen political content on my to own site suppressed, so i'm really jazzed up about this. enter here's what i like in this country. we should be doing what europe does. they have a separate body that oversees what they're doing behind the scenes, the wizard of oz at these social media company, and makes their own judgment and brings it forward and says, hey, that's not right without revealing the secret sauce of algorithms. rachel: well, the other hinging that europe is doing better comes to our second topic, which is they protect people's data better than we do. i don't know why we're not better at this, but this one's got me going with because this is about children. we're finding out that they're basically the bad guys, the scammer ors are targeting children. i mean, little kids. >> this is a huge identity crisis for kids in america. you're right, there's zero protection out there. and what's happening is super young children, they're finding out basic information about them and even applying for a social security number for your child and then cut to your child, say, applies for a student loan later in life. sorry, you're denied, your credit's destroyed. what do you mean? i've never ian gone for credit before. rachel: right. >> so this is a huge problem -- rachel: how do we protect our kids? >> all right. first of all, just be vigilant as a parent. freeze your child's credit whenever they start to get one. ask questions before anyone if ever wants data about a your family, specific details, why do they need too far it? -- to have it? rachel: right. >> be more guarded. lock away revealing documents whether it's an application for a school, medical information, make sure those are locked away from people who can sniff them out and use them against you. and a lot of people use identity theft or identity protections online for themselves. consider doing e it for the whole family which is -- you can get that more economically. the good ones are pricey. the bad ones are cheap or free, so you get what you pay for with that. rachel: all right. a third topic, the percentage of teens who are scrolling tiktok constantly, that number is 17%. what does that look like? >> it looks like that people won't be able to do this anymor- rachel: yeah. >> -- because just be in their screens constantly. rachel: it's got to affect if their attention span. they can't even read a book -- >> it makes american kids dumb, period. rachel: thank you. >> that is what is happening when you have, essentially, or digital fentanyl. so tiktok poses a huge problem -- rachel: i love that term. >> your kids are so sucked into this, they're not participating in life with one another. system of -- some of the best stories i've heard from young ones is i got to go to summer camp, and they made finish. rachel: they took our phone away. >> and i hat a grade time. rachel: yeah. >> the pressure to have the phone though is enormous. we have to be smarter -- rachel: we just is have to say no. that's what i do with my kids. by the way, or mental health levels are going down as the use of tiktok and all these social media apps go up. i don't think that's a surprise to any of us. always great to have you. great topics today, kurt. >> thank you. and sign up for the newsletter at cyber guy.com, which is free, in 230 minutes we send out -- 30 minutes we send out a new blast that that has all these tip on it. subscribers get that for free. rachel: thank you, kurt. could trump's $455 -- charlie gasparino is crunching the numbers for us next. ♪ ♪ i won't let you fall. ♪ what if i cry? 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[laughter] this case against him is absurd, but, i mean, we could go through other cases because i've been following her career a bit. so that's a possibility, that she backs off and gives him more time or lets the appeals process work because her options aren't so great. trump could literally just say here are the keys, figure it out, and she would be spending the next two years trying to figure out which part of which buildings he owns went you go through the subleases and lease- will: right. >> and the various limit partnership9. trump generally doesn't own a lot of the land under these buildings, he owns pieces of them. a lot of the pieces he owns have mortgages, so the banks have first lien on them. so he could do that,s say take it, it's yours, and try to figure out -- will: on that note, charlie, as i've taught this and try -- thought about and tried to understand the legal side of what happened happen, it's unlikely that anything happens on the real estate front because it would require leticia a james to file if a lien, execute that lien, as you point out. there's so many other stakeholders including bank withs on most of these properties that have to go to court and see who's first in line. but the one thing she could do, charlie, is she could freeze bank accounts, you know? >> yeah, she could do that. will: his access to cash could be immediately impacted. so what does that mean? i mean, that affects, what? if campaign, business, everything -- >> i'm assuming she would need a court order to freeze those accounts. she can't just do that unilaterally, and who knows what a judge will say is. are they going to say, trump, you can't live? if i mean, because you're donald trump? you know, you need access the cash. the banks tried to do that to him once too. they put him on some sort of a, like an allowance early in his career when he had faced massive financial problems in the early 1990s. i was just starting out in business journalism, and i remember covering him. so the banks put him on a leash are, you know? the other thing the truth social, and that's e kind of interesting because if you read the truth social filing documents, he can't touch the money that he has right now for 45 days. now, theoretically, i guess the board could come in of truth social and, you know, they are, you know, obviously they wouldn't be doing business with them if they didn't like him. the board could come in and say, oh, we'll let you sell some of your stock. that would open up the board though to litigation because once he sells his stock, let'ses say he sell ises $500 million in the $3.4 billion that he own, that's a big chunk of change, the stock is going to go down. that would open the board up to tremendous amounts of shareholder litigation because this stock now, it's almost doubled in the last two months after having, you know, a horrible, horrible stretch. and the stock we're talking about is digital world acquisition corp. which which bought -- will: right. >> so, you know, there's not a lot of great scenarios for him either. but this is a miss. and, you know, when it really comes down tout, it comes down to a very stupid case by james. she literally went -- and an absurd judgment by this democratic hack judge. i mean, they literally sat there and said there's, you know, donald trump bloviated on a loan application that the bank didn't anyway, so they did their own due diligence -- will: right. >> -- and somehow the bank, he's committed bank fraud where there's no victim. it makes no, it makes no sense. will i'll i like how you describe it as a stupid game because we're talking about the stupid prizes you win by playing stupid games. good luck with your new real estate holdings, leticia yaims with. charlie gasparino, great to see you this morning. thank you. >> you got it. will: rachel, over to you. rachel: thanks, will. we're going to turn to your headlines. 18 people in portland, gop, were arrested as a part of a stolen vehicle operation friday. law enforcement reporting they recovered 10 cars as well. officer say they had to chase 6 cars down as 11 drivers tried escaping. ccp if officials meeting with over 100 executives and investors from around the globe this weekend as the country hosts the china development forum. one official says that china -- that's the ccp there -- faces a, quote, fork in the road and has to choose between old mix if policies -- economic policies or reinvent itself. this comes as beijing is looking to push the message that communist china is open for business for companies from around the world. hmm. the powerball jackpot soaring to $800 million after no one won last night's drawing. those numbers were 6, 23, 25, 34, 51 and the red powerball of 3. you have another shot at the jackpot tomorrow night. and those are your headlines. we're going to check in right now with meteorologist adam a clots for our fox weather forecast. adam: rachel, i need that $80 million! to move somewhere warmer. it's cold out here on fox square. a lot of folks are dealing with it. if i win, or i'll invite you all to my vacation home down south it's not just here out on fox square that it's chilly. yeah, that northern tier of the country, it feels like winter. it is spring, these are winter-like temperatures across the region. very cold where we currentlyly are just below freezing here in new york city, but further north you're down into the teens. it's a cold blast. also some winter weather across northern tier as we're talking about the next winter storm, heavy snow currently coming down all those red dots on the screen. those are severe storms sunday moving into monday. i do want to get to this last graphic, these are winter weather alerts. everything there in the orange, that is a blizzard warning. so, yes, despite the fact that it is spring, rachel, we are still tracking winter weather. those are the weather headlines for you -- for now. tossing it back inside. rachel: thank you, adam. spring has sprung, and we've got the top outdoor tools and tech that you need this season. cold weather's not going to stop us. chip wade shows us what's next. ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ i know this might seem out of the blue, but i was wondering if you might pray with me real quick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up the best advice i ever got was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi mom. at vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. helping you prepare for today's longer retirement. that's the value of ownership. hey! 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[laughter] spring has sprung, and to help you fete your backyard ready is the world's sexiest man, chip wade, diy expert. rachel: wow. [laughter] >> i think we're done. rachel: are you nervous? >> let's talk first about moving those steep slopes, those banks that erode, they're impossible to maintain? the typical solution is dirt walker, these are very inexpensive terracing things -- rachel: super clever. >> slows down flooding. it's going to keep erosion if from happening but also help hold moisture in in those drought months. it's food safe for your vegetable gardens, orchards, the whole nine yards. good for big and small slopes made right here in the u.s., dirt locker. rachel: very clever, very put. >> everybody has something like this. next up, innebraska novation in gas cans finally. -- innovation. you see this spout that comes out on the bottom? a typical gas can it comes out on the top. what do you do? you're spilling it all over the place -- will: what took so longsome. [laughter] >> it has a thumb trigger. it has a valve in the bottom so you can, you know, put it -- >> these are genius. what took so long for us to figure this out? >> 3-year warranty, all kinds of different sizes. charlie: how long does it take to empty a -- >> it doesn't gurgle, it has the siphon. charlie: that's the problem. rachel: that's the thing to get. charlie: can i take it on the airplane? [laughter] >> next up, i wish i'd found these six months ago because i rutted up my whole yard bringing heavy equipment in. this is called blue gator, these come in 4x8 sheets, they're pretty heavy duty -- rachel: another great idea. >> your car or tractors, any type of material that you're having to bring through, these are great. these are traction mats that are small enough to fit, like, in the back of your truck. these are great for getting out of a mud ity spot or -- will: will oh, yeah. >> really great if you're a diy-er or professional landscaper. blue gator pro. this is called rapid rope. check this out, you're going to like this. this is 1100-pound if test extreme utility rope, but what's cool, you can dispense it with one hand, and it has a built-in cutter. look at that. charlie: check it out. >> a shatter-proof canister. you get those in the backpack, throw it in the truck, all of those things. rae nice. rachel: really clever. >> 120 foot in in that, that's yours too. [laughter] rachel: this is like oprah, you get wunsch you get one. [laughter] >> this is called rapid radio. this little guy looks like a traditional walkie-talkie, but it couldn't be further from that. you might get a mile or two of range with a typical one. it doesn't work. these guys are rated for hundreds, up to 2,000 miles. will: really? oh, that's i awesome. >> because it leverages the power of all the lte cellular networks. you can do one to one or create user groups and talk together. will: incredible. rachel: that's another great -- >> rapid radios.com, wade works creative.com is where i have all this stuff. will: more "fox & friends" ♪ ♪ a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the weight just falls off. so... - we're engaged! - we're engaged! congrats carol! your youngest finally popped the question. but now, you're really going to have to get those new dentures. after all, you need a smile that matches the moment. so this might be a good time to mention that aspen dental can create natural looking dentures in no time. just for you! and that comes with $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping mothers of grooms look their best. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. there are many ways to do things. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for quality. for us, this way is the right way which is why it's the only way we go. ♪(relaxing music)♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere.

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