will: it s the 9 a.m. hour of fox & friends weekend starting with this, laken riley s mother calling the president pa if nettic after this state of a pathetic after this state of the union fumble. lincoln, lincoln riley, an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal. rachel: plus, deep-pocketed democrats sounding the alarm on the strength of the, quote, uncommitted vote in recent primaries. their warning to bind, ahead. pete: and if this high school basketball team losing a hard-fought if appeal to play in today s tate championship game after being denied this buzzer e-beater. [cheers and applause] pete: and even the officials say it should have counted. the final hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. why do you build me up, butter cup baby, just to let me down. and then worst of all pete: such a nice show of peaches in florida, and then we decide to go can camden. [laughter] rachel: you guys, don t be mean to camden. pete: give me one good ta
[national anthem] [national anthem] if. [national anthem] pete: good morning, and well welcome to fox and friends if on this sunday, march 10, year of our lord, 2024. your photos, as always, they re amazing. we never run out of them, apparently. rachel: no p. pete: you keep supplying them. friends@foxnews.com. send in your photos so we can play them during the anthem. and we re excited to be here. rachel: by the way, did you see i texted you buys you boys this morning about international women s day? pete: oh, yeah. it s a socialist holiday. you were on it. rachel: that s from hang thattinging on hanging out with. pete: nice haircut. will: oh, thanks. cut it off. pete: you didn t take the much off the top. rachel: it s more of a side trim. p. pete: check this out. i need some magnesium. will: you notice how rachel: more magnesium than he does. will: you notice when you get a haircut, you re like, ooh, 4 a.m. s to catching up. pete: thankfully, rachel
city college of san francisco s evans center will graduate 48 construction students into the workforce this week. we see it growing rapidly. reporter: torrence is the school s dean. many of his students plan to be entrepreneurs starting their own construction businesses. definitely complete one of our programs in construction, your life is going to be different. i mean, your social economics will change. reporter: that s what bell is banking on. first in her family to go into this line of workers she is optimistic about her future. i mean, it s booming. you see there s a lot of work out there. reporter: some of the students in that piece are part of an 18-week program called, city build. they tell me it was really their open door to the whole construction industry. ken, back to you. good to see them out there. we need really good skilled people to do that kind of work, mark. kpix 5 s da lin continues our team coverage in san leandro tonight with a project aimed
i m fredricka whitfield. controversy surrounds racist remarks allegedly made by a long-time nba team owner. now donald sterling is the focus of an nba investigation. so what punishment could he face? that and the latest reaction from the sports world coming up. and a serious storm is bearing down on the central part of the u.s. it has a strong potential for tornadoes and millions are living right in its path. more on that in just a few minutes. we begin this hour with stunning comments rattling the nba. the long-time owner of the l.a. clippers donald sterling is under fire for making racist remarks. tmz released a tape between sterling and his girlfriend. he allegedly says he doesn t want her associating with african-americans at clippers games and he takes issue with her taking a picture with magic johnson. listen to the conversation. i saw someone i admire. i admire magic johnson. okay. good. i m sorry. he s made a lot of change for the community, for the world,
two people still missing in the wreckage. we know from authorities that the body of one person has been pulled from that wreckage earlier today. a total of nine employees were working last night, inside that building, when this blast occurred. it happened at ab specialty silicones, they manufacture specialty silicone chemicals, and reports are that the blast just rocked that entire neighborhood, it could be felt for miles and miles away, and you can see, it leveled that building, and the ground was shaking, according to reports, a million in damages, four people did go to the hospital, with differing injuries, but again, the main focus right now is finding the two people that are reportedly still inside that building, and as you said, it s on hold right now, that search, because the building is not stable enough for authorities to get in there. they have to bring in special equipment, they think they know the area that they need to focus on, but they just can t do that, just