traveler, charlie hurt and greg gutfeld. eg it is 5:00 in new york citd and this is the five big day here in the big apple for joe biden and donald trump, both in new york city at the same time todappley, me president biden chatting with howard stern, telling him p chattey to stand on ath debate stage with trump. speaking of which, the former president in court for day eight of his criminal hush money trial, formeinr enquirer chief david pecker wrapping up his testimony and we got to hear from the prosecution s next two witnesses. trump get tos former assistant rhona graff, a 34 year veteran of the trump, and gary farrow, a former banker at first republic, when michael cohen was apparently membe seeking to arrange the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels. n trump sounding off on another day in court. this is all a frightening indictment. it s an order to try and win an election. political advantagte and nothina like this has ever happened. i ve been inviteponent ad back to d
holy (bleep). violent tornado, guys. violent tornado! wow, that looks like it s out of a movie. we begin this hour with a fox weather alert devastating video and catastrophic tornados ripping across the heartland and the worst may not be over as more severe storms are expected throughout the weekend. fox weather is in elkhorn, nebraska with the very latest, nicole. david, good morning. historic images of what s left behind after a monster tornado decimated the community of elkhorn, nebraska here. you ll take a look at one home where there s not a wall left standing. this home flattened in the sheer force of that violent tornado you saw moments ago. and you looked at what this once made this a home, roof,walls, ripped through the neighborhood. it s not just one home. there s a sea of them and truly, a line of them that you can see that have been damaged one way or another. but at this time we re talking about the next morning, and it s incredible to see just how many peopl
violent tornado, violent tornado. edward: powerful tornadoes ripping through america s heartland leaving behind a trail of devastation, multiple twisters reported in iowa and nebraska which is where cameras captured this monster crossing over interstate 80 northeast of the state capital. look at what is left of the houses reduced to rubble, families forced to flee for their lives. severe weather threat is not over. we are tracking it and have more on that later in the show but first this. you are coming to my university and you will tell us you are not threatening me. i m trying to go to school and study. i believe in the call for an intifada revolution, you re calling for the death of my people. the conversation is over. the time to stop the genocide is now. edward: angry confrontations on campuses nationwide as anti-israel protests continue with no end insight, students and outside agitators are taking over the grounds of colleges and universities to demand schools cu
court is back in session as the lead-off witness for the prosecution returns to the stand in the new york criminal case against former president donald trump. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, bill hemmer is off today but shannon is my partner in crime and down at the courthouse. shannon: good to be with you. i m shannon bream. right now the trump defense is continuing its cross examination questioning that former publisher of the national enquirer. the major update out of the trial since court began 30 minutes ago, the judge began today s session by pushing back next week s gag order hearing from wednesday afternoon. it is now going to be thursday morning at 9:30 eastern. we ll have you covered on that. as cross examination began a member of the prosecution began the questioning yesterday was unclear when he was referencing federal and state prosecutors. dana: on his way to court he said he should be on the campaign trail, not new york city. yesterday we
publisher david pecker in a half hour. we wait to see if the former president talks to reporters on his way in as we ve seen him do before. i m dana perino. bill is off today. good morning, shannon. shannon: it s great to see you, dana. i m shannon bream and this is america s newsroom. the new york trial present venalityed former president trump from attending hearings at the supreme court yesterday. it was busy. justices heard three hours of arguments whether former presidents can be criminally liable for acts taken in office. the conservative majority dana: some level of protection and seemed in favor of sending the case back to a lower court. listen to kerri here. what was a remarkable statement made by the department of justice lawyer yesterday was that prosecutors don t prosecute for political reasons. i thought how can you possibly say that with a straight face with what we re watching? the law fare we ve seen unleashed against president trump this year we d