[sneeze] lawrence: welcome 6:00 a.m. bless you. ainsley: i was trying to hold it in. brian: sorry about that. i will talk to her in the break. ainsley: i tried to hold it. brian: one sneeze before fox & friends first. if lawrence is going to start, then i will sneeze. ainsley: i m allergic to these guys. steve: mark can we just start over? can we roll the animation again? let s start over. ladies and gentlemen, take two. lawrence: okay #:00 a.m. on the east coast, tuesday, march the 19th. steve: we are starting over. lawrence: okay. all right. this is fox & friends. let s just go. brian: what a terrible start, lawrence, going to rehearse this again. a high seas trump says paying $450 million is almost impossible. companies just don t do it as letitia james prepares to snatch up his real estate empire. i got news for you latisha then you got to take care of it. sean duffy has a lot to say about that, and that s his picture. ainsley: plus, big names
domestic economy has not done so well and consumption is down on the quarter and investment spending is treading water. in that respect it would be premature to say the japanese economy is out of the woods but it is a positive surprise. this is a tricky it is a positive surprise. this is a tricky balance it is a positive surprise. this is a tricky balance for- it is a positive surprise. this is a tricky balance forjapan because they have been trying to boost inflation unlike some other g7 economies yet they are having a problem, people aren t feeling confident in purchasing and buying things there. how do they balance this? they balance this? indeed, that s the they balance this? indeed, that s the million-dollar i that s the million dollar question right now. we ve had a pretty good result for these spring wage negotiations this year and wage growth is picking up year and wage growth is picking up injapan so in that respect things are changing. but the wage gains we a
hi. we start tonight with the foxes leartartn is 9 p.m. on the east coast, 6 p.m. on the west coast and. all the polls in michigan are finally closed. we will continue monitor the results throughout the evening. but former president donald trump has built up a massive lead of more than 30 points. thus far over nikki haley in this republican primary. and whil e joe biden appears well on the way to winning the democratic primary, wellg sn in what is an alarming sign, tea 14 biden roughly 16% of voterse in the result we have so voted for the option of uncommitted. it s going to buncoe to watch tonight. in recent weeks, democrats, they have expressed their angera over joe biden s stance on the war in israelr in and mot notably squad member michigan congresswoman tulsi now in there calls for democrats to vote uncommitted as theye push for a ceasefire. while today, accordinguncommite to congresswoman to leave, she well, did just that take a look. we wantedey e to tweet us. i wa
polls open, both contenders have been trying their hardest to win over the last looters and bead to s new president. in the uk, the post office apologises for using racist language to describe sub postmasters who were being wrongly investigated as part of the horizon computer scandal. itv says it investigated rumours of a relationship between presenter phillip schofield and a younger employee in 2020 but both repeatedly denied it. hello, i m lewis vaughanjones. we will start with the latest on those delays getting into the uk at passport control. a home office source has told the bbc that uk border force e gates are now starting to come back on. a nationwide issue with the e gates, which started on friday evening, have resulted in long queues at passport control at airports across the country. the bbc understands the gates will be switched on in the busiest sports first and that the it issue has now been resolved. live now to our reporter david waddell at london heathrow ai