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this afternoon and martha maccallum and is the story. is breaking at the same time in a few locations right here in new york city. on this block in manhattan inside the courthouse president trump is inside the room and he is battling the judge over gag orders, listening two hours of hours of testimony about the check and who who signed the check. we will go there live in minutes with an update from the courtroom but meanwhile uptown all hell broke loose. students broke the windows, jammed open the doors then lock the doors, there are no occupying the columbia university building which is named for founding father alexander hamilton as the university continues essentially to just put another statement but they re not really doing anything. they re saying they will do something which they ve been since the beginning. is unbelievable. have shut down these protesters every single administration plea. how is this happening? and where does this and back? [chanting] [chant ....
are on the same page on what the future of the arctic holds. bill: what is the future for the arctic? there are countless store eaves to talk about. catch the latest fox nation special online. battle for the arctic. stream on your favorite devices on the nation. dana: i know what i m watching tonight. want to get you to this as well. my jewish sisters, brothers and i are attacked by our peers. we have been surrounded by angry mobs and we have been threatened keep running. this is 2023, not 1942. this is new york, not nazi europe. dana: jewish students at columbia university have not held back for voicing their fears. the ivy league president will give testimony on capitol hill about the institution s response to the october 7th terror attack by hamas and pervasive, insidious anti-semitism that followed on campus. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill: second hour now. bill hemmer, good morning. long-awaited appearance with a lo ....
of biden s border disaster has now landed in the senate. u.s. senators begin their process to officially consider the impeachment articles against homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas. yesterday we watched as house impeachment managers walked them through the hallway to deliver them to the senate. they state that mayorkas willfully and systematicly refused to enforce the nation s immigration laws. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. senate democrats could end is trial before it even begins. they ve already hinted at a prompt dismissal. democratic senator and majority leader chuck schumer said it would all be addressed expeditiously. republicans have been turning up the pressure to get a full trial, 43 republican senators sent a letter to leader schumer last week demanding a trial. republican senators ted cruz, john kennedy, mike lee proposed several options how the trial could proceed and they are looking to satisfy both sides of the political aisl ....
and good morning to all our viewers in the west. we re coming to you live right now. and lure yooking at the scene overnight in parts of new york city. the fires rage. entire neighborhoods burned up. over 50 homes destroyed. we ve got new information pouring in every minute. this storm has been deadly. taken at least 17 lives so far. and there are so many scenes of devastation at this hour. from sandy, as we come on the air on the west coast, the damage is still unfolding. here s what we know right now, more than 7.5 million people are out of power. the center of the storm is over central pennsylvania. a berm in new jersey gave away overnight. and now an entire town is under water right now. people climbing on the roofs of their mobile homes waiting to be rescued. and also a huge story in new york city this morning. much of the city is under water. look at these pictures from one of the major highways. all but one of the tunnels in the city are closed right now. off ....
so that to that end we could not be more thrilled to host such a distinguished panel today to take us all inside the east wing. it s especially fitting, i think, to be hosted this all-star, all-female panel on the topic of first ladies and their chiefs of staff as we close out women s history month this march. i d like to take a minute to tank thank all of our partners that made this event possible. starts drt starting with ambassador have dear and the copeland family fund to have georgetown women s center, the georgetown women s alliance. the school on public policy. georgetown women in international affairs and g.u. women in leadership. a pretty good last time. i d like to turn it over to c.c. bartelera, a freshman in the college who s going to formally introduce the panel. [applause] hello, everyone. thank you for coming. my name the c.c.-up i m a freshman and a member of the g.u. politics team. the women we have this evening are great examples of the unique ge ....