it is currently 39 cold degrees on this thursday, april 4th. ainsley: not really raining. not like it was yesterday. steve: not like yesterday but it s a cold rain. brian: good job. steve: welcome to fox & friends for this april 24th, 2024. we start with this. dhs agents rearresting three of those migrant squatters but one of them still on the run. they don t know where that guy is. this, after they were released without bail on gun and drug charges. tonal return to the house that they were squatting in. ainsley: and speaking of squatters, wild video of a texas homeowner, look at this, confronting someone in their home who enters through the window. steve: not normal. lawrence: that was bound to happen. the new york rangers and devils come into blows and brawl seconds into the game. how tended. brian: wow. i don t know if that was in the script. fox & friends starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. steve: all right. we start
a hezbollah rocket attack fired from southern lebanon only about 2 miles away hit this random residential neighborhood. margaret: hundreds more foreign nationals escape gaza. cbs s chris livesay is in cairo as the first bus carrying americans arrived. every day we wake up alive we thank god. margaret: and the growing concern in the west bank, as violence against palestinians by israeli settlers intensifies. ftx founder sam bankman-fried now faces up to 110 years in prison after a manhattan jury found him guilty of what prosecutors call one of the biggest financial frauds in american history. this kind of fraud, this kind of corruption is as old as time. this is about protecting our freedom to go to a bowling alley, a restaurant, a school, a church without being shot and killed. margaret: president biden and the first lady visit lewiston, maine, to mourn the 18 people killed in a mass shooting. and it s friday, so steve hartman is on the road with a class o
but does the new president have the right formula to bring backjobs and growth? plus nafta nerves. tense times for mexico as its two decade old trade deal with the us is thrown into doubt. welcome to world business report, i m aaron heslehurst. we have got about nine minutes, my very last early morning programme for you all before i moved to a new show. move. coming up, who needs the us anyway? asia pacific trade ministers hope to salvage the trans pacific partnership after president trump pulled the plug. we start in france, where the new president, emmanuel macron, says he expects no honeymoon from the public after his first week in power. he now has try and to win a majority in next month s parliamentary elections, and implement the economic policy he says can turn the country around. so what is macron economics, and can it solve france s problems? macron calls himself neither right nor left and sure enough, the team he announced on wednesday is a diverse mix of fig
and we are joined 0k, plenty more from these tonight and we arejoined by 0k, plenty more from these tonight and we are joined by senior politicians from seven parties who will be listening and responding to what everyone has got to say. they are, for the conservatives. representing the labour party, said area champion. the scottish national party. ukip, the liberal democrats and plaid cymru join us and for the green party, their co leader. also, give them applause. applause . also, jonathan blake is working with bbc reality check looking at the numbers promises we will hear about by working out what really stacks up. and it is going through comments we have been getting all day on #bbcdebate. first, tonight, after two devastating terror attacks in two weeks, including in manchester, security has become a bigger part of the election campaign, in particular how best to protect british people from future attacks. police numbers in england and wales have fallen by almost 20,000 s
revealing anything privileged tomorrow or wednesday. and then spicer was deflecting on russia s role by arguing that maybe election interference is more of an issue for hillary clinton than vladimir putin. why aren t we talking about the influence other influences on the election? why aren t we talking about hillary clinton getting debate questions ahead of time? that s a valid attempt to influence an election. spicer is citing an e-mail there that showed a democratic operative on cnn appear to share debate questions in advance with clinton, an e-mail revealed by the underlying russian hack. now trump s aides would apparently prefer to take shots at hillary clinton than address the foreign policy dilemmas they re facing right now. it s easy to see why. it s pretty easy to blame your competitor for everything. that is, of course, what 2016 was a about. but 2016s over. this is 2017. it s not a test. it s about to get much more difficult for donald trump. joining me now former cia