for a second, and never entered my mind that we would be in danger. it s hard to even imagine that someone could be so evil. at last, his dream had come true. new wife, stepdaughter, a whole new start. almost an instant family for him. it seemed perfect. that s what made what happily so baffling. an otherwise healthy 40-year- old man usually does not drop dead. could this be murder? there were suspicions from the start, and they came from his wife. you believe there s a possibility that your husband was poisoned. yes, sir. who could have wanted him dead? elise zeroed in on someone at work. he was initially very angry at that. angry enough to kill him? was his new wife in danger, too? brace yourself, because this killer was stone cold evil. this has got me shaking. sh welcome to dateline. frank rodriguez was a man of faith and a navy that who dedicated himself to helping needy children. not exactly the kind of guy who had many enemies. so investigator
and taxpayers buckling up as president biden is teeing up more spending. why pete buttigieg says it will keep the economy humming. he s here. so is donald trump s former secretary of state, mike pompeo. remember him? he could be in the running, maybe, for a new title. a bigger title. we re on it, all of it. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. glad to have you with us. let s go to grady trimble at the white house on these fast moving developments and the president s plans to take advantage of what was a widely received and well-received state of the union address. to you, my friend. it was, neil. at a time when many americans are not happy with the president s handling of the economy. he used last night s address to change those perceptions touting billions of dollars of students loan debt cancellation and unveiling plans for more social programs. we enacted tax credits of $800 per person per year, reduce healthcare costs for millions of families. restore that child tax c
went up in flames. caller: there s a fire. his wife was inside. none of it made sense to me. . in the ashes, secrets. i don t care what you think you are seeing, you are dealingi with a murder. the gun, how did it end up completely underneath her body? in the front driver s seat appeared to be a note. she had rekindled a relationship with one of the executives. did someone has something to hide? did you kill her? no. it was like a script, he had answers for everything. he would realize this is it. you are going to hell for what you ve done in this case. it was dark, past 3:00 a.m., a hint of crescent moon struggled to penetrate the night here in middle america. everyone asleep except on a quiet residential street, a woman unable to sleep watched a crime show on tv. was the popping noise from somewhere in the neighborhood, or was it her tv show, or just a remnant of a windy day around her windowsill? april 30th, 2011, tornado season. and there was a
will: new york state of mind. maganomics like you re hot. trump visits supporters in the deep blue bronx. is it a democratic strong hold still? well, lawrence asked him. a lot of time people take things for granted. voting down the same party something needs to change. trump is coming from the heart. carley: meanwhile biden was wining and dining butter poached lobster after holding a very rare press conference. [shouting questions] whoa! lawrence: i mean, scripted questions to unbelievable. i can canning off the all-american summer concert series with one of our favorites from last year, flo rida is in the house. the second hour of fox & friends starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. they re watching i know that i m watching i m rolling you know i know how carley: good morning. look at that stage. that is the all-american summer concert series set up with the american flag in the background, fox square is clear righ
wicked weather this week between heat and rain storms and winds in excess of 100 mile per hour in texas, houston, where at least seven are confirmed dead. and hundreds are still without power. katie, how do things look there now? a new shift of workers have arrived this morning and their work is underway after some cleanup crews worked through the night and they re trying to board up a lot of the shattered windows in some of the downtown high rise office buildings and hotels. and you can see the work is cut out for them and there are a lot of windows they re going to have to take care of, all of this damage, caused by the strength of 100 mile per hour straightline winds that hit right in downtown houston. the cleanup and power restoration efforts are likely to take weeks, not days. more than 500,000 people in harris county here are still waking up in the dark. it s a huge concern as we enter the stretch of 90 degree days coming up. we ve been speaking with a lot of people o