chaos. at least a dozen people were ared, four of them spring breakers. fights is have broken out, even property damage being reported. the mayor, dan gelber, saying action had to be taken. listen. too many people are coming here with bad intentions. our city has become a tinder, and we cannot have a policy of simply hoping that it s not lit. reporter: so the chaos also forcing an iconic bar to shut down temporarily. in a statement, the clevelander said it has grown increasingly concerned with the safety of our dedicates employees and valued customers and the ability of the city to maintain a safe environment and is shutting us doors until at least wednesday and will reevaluate then. mike beach s city manager wants to keep the emergency measures in place until april 12th. they will expire tuesday unless something is done at a city meeting scheduled for this afternoon at three. back to you guys. will: ashley, thank you so much. good morning, will cain, pete hegseth and jed
what they saw right before gabby petino disappears. this is outnumbered i m emily compagno i m joined by co-host harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany and host of kennedy on fox business kennedy and in the center seat today host of varney and co on fox business and host of american built stuart varney. now, as gabby petino s feel prepares for her memorial on sunday, her stepfather built a stone cross at the exit site where her remains were found at a camp site in wyoming this as police still try to locate gabby s boyfriend brian laundrie who they are now calling a person of interest in the case. divers are now using sonar equipment in the swampy area of a florida wilderness park where laundrie s parents say he headed before he disappeared. we are staking out the parents home and tried to get a statement from them earlier today. watch. do you have anything to say gabby petino s family? emily: but laundrie s parents aren t talking. revealing that his family went on a campin
it shows a specific count. by the border agents of the movements of migrants that cross illegally into texas and now in texas and it shows where they were sent, how many are under the bridge as you can see. they keep close track. why did we hear this? more than once from the man that oversees all of this. senator, i don t have that data. why not? why don t you have that basic information? senator, i want to be accurate. i would be pleased to provide you with specific data subsequent to this hearing. martha: still muddy on this. these are the numbers that they did release. shows 1,400 sent back to haiti and about 3,200 released somewhere into the united states. different points of arizona, texas. we know from history that they go all over the country. listen to this with the white house correspondent. as peter presses on why the numbers don t add up to how many we know are on the border. i have a question about the numbers that you gave in the map. so there s 15,00
all the major averages positive on the week with one day to go. they have gone a long way with this double day performance to trim those losses that we had in the month of september for all of the market averages. so what s going on here? let s go to susan li keeping track of these developments right now. susan? yeah, neil. talk about volatility. this week we ve been down, now up. started off with a huge sell-off monday with the dow down almost 900 points at the bottom. two straight days of gains. we re up now on this week. it s like monday didn t even happen, which was the worst day for the markets since mid may. that s the offset by today s rally, which is the best day since july. virtually every stock was up on the do you joins industrials like sales force. your consumer brands like nike, industrial bank all on the up and up. it s not like everything is okay. still have the looming threat of a debt default. the federal reserve has indicated that they re still going to re
four house republicans are filing articles of impeachment against president biden. this president is a danger to this country, willfully violated his oath of office. [cheers] darnald is going to keep and get it into the end zone for the touchdown. the panthers win it a final of 24 to 9. jump right in let the music pull you in brian: jet fans are being tortured sam darnald jumped out with the panthers 3-0. unbelievable. that was nashville. population of 692,000, the mayor is john cooper. if you want to call there use the number 615, and then you will go through. ainsley: 615 and make up the rest of the numbers. see who you get. brian: right. people used to do that. prank calls were a big thing in the 1970s and 1980s. ainsley: might get elisabeth hasselbeck she lives there now. brian: she will be nice to you. ainsley: she will be. steve: with our phone we lived out in the country and we had this thing called a party line. ainsley: that sounds fun. steve: it osound