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history. [cheers] she does it with a foul shot. ainsley: the second hour of fox & friends starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. brian: fox news alert. check your watch. because in a couple hours, the supreme court expected to issue at least one ruling today. ainsley: and it could be on the colorado case to determine whether or not former president donald trump will be kicked off the state s primary ballot. lawrence: gillian turner is live from the white house with the latest on that, hi, gillian. president biden is hold up at camp david this morning prepping for big state of the union speech on thursday it. may very well be the case. the supreme court hands down a decision about his primary political rival s eligibility over on the colorado ballot while president biden is out of town. now, there is a major sense of urgency to this decision out of the supreme court here because the state is among the 16 that are holding contests o ....
windy winter, it is hardly surprising that the thoughts of many are already turning to spending summer in sunnier climes. but that could come at a greater cost this year. ryanairwas could come at a greater cost this year. ryanair was meant to bolster its fleet with the delivery of 57 new boeing planes, a type of boeing 737 max, by the end of march. but it now thinks only 40 16 will arrive in time for the peak summer months. the airline s boss michael o leary says lower than expected passenger numbers would mean higherfares. and with other airlines also facing shortages of aircraft, he is predicting a higherfare environment across europe as they struggle to meet demand. ryanair s original forecast to the end of the year to march 2025 was that it would carry two two and a half million passengers, but he says with the rises in costs expected he may have to revise that down to 200 million. he is expecting fare increases of between 5 10%. boeing has been under tight scrutiny ....
united states and all around the world. the dam breach in ukraine right now. fears it could lead to major construction and thousands of lives. how the pool guy at mar lago is factoring into the investigation of donald trump and his handling of classified documents. we re just hours away from prince harry taking the witness stand in a historic legal case against britain s tabloid media. we begin in ukraine where a major dam has been destroyed. president zelensky will have an emergency meeting to discuss the situation. you can see water pouring out. ukrainian officials are planning evacuations and advising residents to do everything you can to save your life. ukraine and russia are blaming each other for what both describe as a terrorist attack. let s get you more on these developments that are unfolding right now. claire, do we know what caused the breach? can you situate that for us? where is the dam with respect to the front lines? it s on the front lines. on t ....
that they don t want to default. they want to avoid that, but they don t agree on how to do it. mccarthy wants to hold it at hostage in return for massive cuts on discretionary programs meaning basically everything but social security and medicare which along with defense, make up the clear bulk of the budget while president biden has been adamant that no cuts are on the table. none. so what are these guys going to talk about? and how will mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer and hakeem jefferies factor in? they will also be at that may 9th meeting. does it end an agreement to disagree until this fall? in other words, a short-term deal to avoid collapse? because that is what economists are worried about, a default that will send the markets into a freefall, add rocket fuel to inflation, slash millions of jobs, cut off social security payments and veterans benefits and drag the u.s. economy into an ugly and potentially prolonged recession. no one wants that. joining me now is ....
closet. thanks to a at tip from the fb. that person is getting a reward. steve: that s right. casey stegall joins us live from cleveland, texas. the eyes of the nation were on texas and i understand that fbi tip line was ringing off the hook they had a lot of tips coming in yesterday. things moved rely fast when a tip came in about 5:15 central time. 6:15 yesterday evening in new york that the suspect may be hiding out in a house not actually far from the crime scene itself. and just within about an hour from then, a little bit more than that, 6:30 local time, he was taken into custody. cell phone video rolling as the fugitive was taken into custody by advisor tack agents those are highly trained yups of border agents also assisted by marshals and the texas department of public safety. 38-year-old francisco oropesa arrested without incident. his bond set at $5 million and he could have a hearing before a magistrate later today. everybody played a very, very integral ....