unsolicited advice to some folks runs for president who desperately need it and never take that s fine let s start with former commander in chief facing judicial media onslot to keep him from ever reoccupying the white house. they want to try and damage my name so that i can t win the election. but so far the people of our country see it and my numbers have gone up as opposed to down because the people see it. it s a terrible thing they ve weaponized department of justice. kennedy: if you thought there was collusion in the russia hoax just wait until you hear the doozie with court rules multiple jurisdictions to rooster block his pat to the nomination so let s start with super tuesday which won t be superthanks for asking. if federal judge tonia has her way although president trump s legal team well they asked for 2026 trial start date to the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election she s apparently conspiring with a prosecution and jury selection starts march 4th, 2024 on
around the world. u i m kim brunhuber. crowded airports are not expected to deter millions of americans from traveling this labor day weekend. a look at how flash floods could impact some travelers this holiday. plus confusion ahead of president biden s trip to florida later today as governor desantis says the two won t meet. we ll look at how the hurricane recovery efforts are going beyond presidential politics. plus coco gauff going ahead in the u.s. open. carolyn manno will join me to break down the match. we begin this hour in the u.s. where millions of americans are traveling this weekend for the labor day holiday. this year drivers hitting the road to celebrate will have to deal with the highest gas prices in years. the previous record for gas during the week leading up to labor day was set in 2012 at $3.84 a gallon, according to a cnn review going back to 1990. curb prices are just shy of that at $3.83 as of thursday, according to aaa. meanwhile we re also
looming conflict between donald trump s trial schedules and the election calendar. there is no time in the next 15 months that he will not be needed both in court defending against foreign indictments and on the campaign trail competing for the nomination. it remains to be seen whether trump can continue to a stand or benefit from his legal perils. a different type of scheduling trouble looms on the democratic timeline. consider this, despite the record about which democrats are proud, joe biden remains unpopular. hill latest gallup approval stands at just 42%. even many democrats don t want him to run for re-election. a recent poll found that 75% of americans don t want him to run again. that is higher than trump, of whom 69% said the same thing at the end of july a poll found that 75% of democratic leaning voters want the party to nominate someone other than biden. why? largely, it is age. the ap poll found that 77% of adults think biden is too old to run. when asked what w
legendary singer-songwriter jimmy buffett has died at the age of 76. his website announced his death overnight posting this. jimmy passed away peacefully on the night of september 1st surrounded by his family, friends, music, and dogs. and it was back in may that buffett was hospitalized and forced to postpone part of his tour. his team didn t confirm what caused the hospitalization then, and no cause of death has been released. buffet was known for his breezy hit and barefoot performances, all explaining life as a beach bum. just sounds like vacation. it does. stephanie ee almlam takes a at his journey and all the places in between. reporter: jimmy buffett s laid-back songs captured the lazy day feel of paradise. reporter: some called his signature song gulf & western. country and caribbean music. i loved the caribbean music. my grandfather sang the calypso song. all of this amalgamation came in and came back out. i became a performer and that gave me the v
venturing out in any way we can. no matter who or what gets in our way. we have jeff flock and garrett tenney. welcome. i m neil cavuto. glad to have you. let s begin with jeff in o hare. jeff? if you re at home watching right now, good for you. you don t have to get on an airplane. that s a good thing. i ll tell you, neil, it s going to be a good weekend. nice and sunny in chicago at o hare and also around the country. i want to take you inside the american terminal here. this is the tsa cabin here. it s manageable at this hour. it tends to heat up. what are the numbers? you mentioned records. how about this? 20 million people going to fly this labor day weekend. that s an increase of 14% from last year. and good news. cancellations of flights are down. last summer it was a disaster. the cancellations have almost been cut in half according to the secretary of transportation that is here in chicago. saying yes, that is good news. admitting there s bad news in the area of ne