apologies for keeping you from the big show, and the big star. d lemon starts right now. ohio is tough. it is really, really, really tough. you know, we were you were really, actually to be honest, let s let the audience into something. so, don and i heard about this story last night, on social media, while we were doing coverage for you, of the chauvin verdict. last night. and the initial reports didn t seem right. and it was so interesting, for me, as emotional and personal as these stories are, as someone of color, especially, don, you with your background. you were cautious about it. you were saying, huh. i want to see this one. i want to see this. because there was a lot of emotion, and understandably so. you got a 16-year-old kid that s gone. yeah. and it s a hard one. i do not know how to explain this to people, in a way that doesn t make somebody very angry. well, yes, and we are dealing with a lot of emotion right now. and i am going to talk about that,
person learning. shannon: threatening to hunt down books and to went maskless after the super bowl, the internet calling fowler s pictures prove the mayor hasn t always followed her own rules. fox and friends first starts right now. julie: things, we all know what the one is. she is going to be a big star. and a lot of new rules whether you are in tampa, washington or making up new rules all the time. jillian: hard to keep your head on the street. neil: just wait. can i tease? we have a cat lawyer at the halfway point of the show. don t know if i will make it through the day. if you haven t seen it get ready. if you stick around for one thing, you are watching fox and friends first on wednesday morning. jillian: thank you for joining us. opening arguments will begin in the historic second impeachment trial of donald trump, the senate voting to proceed with a charge of inciting an insurrection. cavuto we learn how trump is reacting to the hearing. reporter: there we
jessie gave her all. to everything she did. she was on a mission. her whole life. and then someone took it all away. i was like, jessie. nothing. i jiggled her a little bit and then i knew, this is not good. what is the problem? my daughter won t wake up. she had been murdered in her own bed after coming home from a pool party. a party that hadn t been all fun and games. she was 19 and these were men in their 40s. we want to talk to them. did something happen at that party? what was happening around this small town? i saw someone running behind me and then i noticed he had a knife in his hand. it was either i try to save myself or let this guy do whatever he wants to me. there were searches on serial killers and searches on bondage. could he be caught before he done it again. i knew he had done it, now i had to go prove it. hello and welcome to dateline. in a small wisconsin town, a 19-year-old girl came home from a party, said good night to
life-threatening storm surge and plenty of tornado warnings on this wednesday morning. right now our greatest area of concern is that big bend area where we had landfall, 947 pressure with 130 mile per hour wind is a dangerous cat 3 hurricane. brian: climbing to 138s,000. senior meteorologist janice dean is in the studio tracking the storm, we have matt finn and steve harrigan. robert ray is in clearwater. when we tossed to you last water was up to your calf and now it looks like it is up to your knees. yeah, close to it. it changes as the surge comes in, it can be calf or knee. up and down the street, i m looking as far as my eye can see, it appears to be a river from the gulf of mexico surge coming in. same that way. you see that hotel, sunrise resort, there is a gentleman standing on high ground. he is smart. that vehicle probably should move thchl is what we ve been experiencing all morning. the outure bands are creating surge and pushing across the beach in clearwa
attack the party from several directions. it was one of the worst days in israel s history, its people killed in cold blood, hundreds of hostages dragged away, a nation traumatised. i m anna foster and, for the bbc, i spoke to those who survived, who lost loved ones on october 7th or have family members still held hostage in gaza. this is their story. we drove, we tried to pass people running cos everyone was scattered around, and we also tried to help out people to take them with us. we already uploaded most of our equipment, so we didn t have much room, but we tried to save people on the way. they were fleeing for their lives. they were trying to find a way to get out of there as fast as they could with minimum damage. at 6:30 in the morning, gilad karplus was at the nova music festival when red alert sirens began to sound in southern israel. sirens wail it s a familiar noise and it means that rockets are being fired from gaza. israelis living in those border communities kn