. . pete: once again beautifully done, america, our nation s anthem, bright and early at 6:00 a.m. he is a happy camper. fox & friends on sunday morning outside in new york city, june 12th, year of our lord, 2022. i m joined by will cain, rachel campos duffy. there is a side shot. rachel: so glad to have you back. pete: good to be back. will: loving your pictures. it would be awesome if you did send in where those pictures are coming from. it would be extra work for our producers we re not afraid of committing them to on air. if you put where the pictures are coming from, we would like to add a bug, prove to rachel they re not all from wisconsin. honor wherever you are across the nation. if you can remember, add where you re from, state, city, we ll do best to put that on the picture. rachel: telling will playing national anthem. i had been to a pro-life event. one of the ladies said, i love the national anthem less pets more babies. i like them both. appropriate for pro-
of living payment next year. yeah, i m quite overwhelmed, actually. you know, the minimum wage is going to help, and the benefits rise, because it will meet what s going on in the shops. at the chippy, jack van looy was serving the last of the lunchtime rush. he says the minimum wage rise he ll get won t make much difference. yeah, it s only going to get worse. i don t see it getting much better. it s still only a small jump considering the big jump in the increase in bills, isn t it? as expected, adam didn t personally benefit from the statement, but he was still broadly supportive. i think it s much fairer than the last announcement. my personal hope is that it will balance out the situation with mortgages. 55 days after a mini budget that dismayed those on low incomes, today, many feel more positive hopeful, even. michael buchanan,
educators together to create a curriculum, for middle school, high school, colleges also. that is exactly right, one of the targets is bystander intervention. when we went to create this we thought of four things that adam didn t have that night he needed. bystander intervention was needed. if any one person called for help that night, adam would still be here with us today. so giving kids that knowledge really university, and high school specific to say, here who you call. here is where they are, here is that number within the curriculum. so they have the tools they need and know who to call. rachel: i love what you re doing. i think there is a role for parents also to teach compassion because i think that, both eric and young men have suffered in these other incidents could have used that, that night as well. those specific tools, i think will save lives. i really admire both of you for again, transforming your pain into helping another family avoid what you had to go
. pete: i.c.e. agents just earned a major victory in court after a judge strikes down white house limit the on how they can enforce the law. will: under the rules laid out by dhs secretary mayorkas detained migrants were being released including ones with assault an drug offenses. rachel: tom homan is a retired acting i.c.e. director and testified in the case and he joins us now. welcome, tom. so great to have you on this morning. talk to me about how you feel this ruling went. i think the ruling s great. you re right, i testified for several hours in houston, texas, certainly was adversarial process. department of justice attorney didn t appreciate what ways saying. their job is to prove that my testimony is inaccurate. i think the judge saw through it. i testified how this policy prevented i.c.e. agents doing their job. i did it for almost 35 years.
didn t happen, he told us. not while he was living with samira. not until they separated and he thought his marriage was over. probably on to divorce number three, you know, and get out of this and just start on with my own life. so i started dating. and then realized but there weren t relationships all the way through your marriage with samira? no. i never ever had because this is the allegation that s out there. no, that s not true. reporter: in fact, said adam, he and samira were trying to reconcile. during that last month, he d been staying over at the house with her and the children. and they agreed to try again. she was going to call off the divorce, he said. she said she was sorry and that she wanted me back. how d that feel? felt wonderful. i got her back, and she admitted it was very difficult in raising the two girls by herself. reporter: and their final night ended, he said, with them making love, nothing else. murder? wasn t possible, said adam. an