of water until the water ran out. and after spending their day like this in 90-degree temperatures, many were turned away from the distribution event at hawkins airfield. the director of the state emergency management says seven distribution sites will be set up by thursday. in the meantime, people turned to stores where the shelves are nearly bare. it s very frustrating. it s very frustrating to have to fight for some water, you know what i m saying. you got to mess around and buy five cases of water just to stay hyd hydrated. reporter: it s just kind of scary. we don t know when anything s going to get done. you come in the store and it s empty. water we re talking about. let s back up and talk about how we got here. moderate flooding in jackson, mississippi, crippled the city s largest water facility. national guard troops trained for the devastation of hurricanes, they ve been deployed, but this is not a disaster, some once in a lifetime storm. american citizens i
go raise campaign cash in florida while police continued to crackdown on anti-israel encampments that seem to just keep popping up. welcome. i m neil cavuto. happy to have you. let s go to the courthouse downtown new york where you find nate foy. former president already left the scene here. a very different kind of day with a very key witness today. reporter: that s right advisor hope hicks took the stand and wrapped up her testimony. the former president spoke leaving courtroom moments ago. criticizing the gag order as his lawyers announced plans to challenge order saying it is unconstitutional. but really important testimony from hicks today discussing mostly her time as trump s press secretary during the 2016 campaign and s she specifically said trump showed concern for his family when women came forward with stories alleging affairs that he denies which is important because prosecutors argue trump was motivated by the election rather than his family. hicks said trump t
but the bbc found more than 150 reports of failings. the home office says police use of cameras must be lawful and justified. our investigations correspondent noel titheradge reports. oi! they re bashing him up! allegations of police misconduct are under the spotlight. body worn video was meant to help protect officers who are often recorded on phones. shouting but is it also protecting victims? chanting: black lives matter! three years ago, black lives matter protesters gathered outside downing street, led by yufial on the left and his sister, louisa, on the right. what started peacefully later turned violent, leading to louisa s restraint. get off! i was telling the officer, like, i can t breathe and he continued to ram my face in the ground. high compliance, ok? the siblings were arrested and charged with assaulting and abusing officers. now, bbc analysis of multiple body worn videos reveals the force used on the siblings themselves. i was punched, my sister was pushed a
[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] pete: good morning and welcome to fox & friends. it is saturday, april 20th. year of our lord, 2024. and you continue to send us phenomenal photos for our nation s an them. what a beautiful, beautiful start to the morning. pete: we do that every saturday, every sunday. and we re glad to have you. will: dr. nicole saphier in for rachel campos if duffy. we had hours, dogs, we had flag- pete: giant cranes will: on a crane outside of a barn. we had a bald eagle nick: can you get more american than that? with. will: and then, out of the blue, we have a pole vaulter. pete: athletics. will: awesome. pete: hopefully, it was a female pole vaulter. nicole: foreign female. will: would would never know, was that a male or female pole vaulting competition? zoom in and then ask. pete: we play never know. [laughter] will: are you in the male or female division? more of that in just a moment on fox & friends. we
it s thursday, it s april 18th, and this is fox & friends. we start with a fox news alert. protests flaring overnight right off columbia university s campus after faced a reckoning on capitol hill. and happening today, former president donald trump due back in court case one as attorneys gear up for opening statements as early as monday. plus snacks under attack but could be for a good reason from cheetos to lucky charms. why they could be banned. that should be our lead story. second hour of fox & friends starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with snacks. we have a lot of breaking news overnight we begin with your headlines, two suspected spies arrested overseas. accused of plotting sabotage attacks on u.s. military facilities in germany. on behalf of russia. german prosecutors say their goal was to undermine support for ukraine. the suspects are german-russian nationals who were allegedly prepared to carry out a bomb and arson attack on military fa