Been endured the strategy. Rumsfeld has died. Served six decades in the service. The country will miss him. James to first. What a way to end it. Mississippi state, the national champions, destroying vanderbilt 90. Good morning, charleston, south carolina, look at the gorgeous shot. Some people are already out on their boats. Steve: good time to be fishing. Ainsley: she lives on one side, she s a teacher. Brian: they are out of school. There are special programs to get kids caught up. Is south carolina doing this? ainsley: some kids want a repeat. Brian: the stigma of remeatingm repeating. Ainsley: it was held back and it wasn t because i wasn t keeping up academically. My mom was a teacher for 33 years, nationally board certified and she had a discussion with my first teacher and my mom and dad made a decision. Ainsley: i cried and i said can i have a tv in my bedroom and that was it. It was a good thing for me individually. Brian: how can you be immature? ainsley: i would bring my to
Head? brian: while it s true you broke up with me what are you mad at for. Ainsley: now you want me back. Brian: it s my fault? it s the argument. Ainsley: does it ever work out when you break up and get back together? you get the same problems you had before. Brian: yeah, well maybe scared straight. Maybe you break up and you realize is it better with or without you? and by the way if people didn t break up there would be no country music. Only thing to sing about while you are not drinking. Steve: that s right. We always like to start the hour with a little chitchat for that today let s go out to the chitchat diner in hackensack, new jersey, look at this right there. The team is together. That s the team right there it s will and rachel and pete. Ainsley: congratulations, welcome, rachel. Rachel: thank you so much. I am really excited to be here and be with these guys because they re the most fun to work with. I mean, you guys are fun, too of course. Pete: will and i have already spo
Watch dog group calling the ruling, quote, a smoke screen? s it way too early for this. Good morning, i m kasie hunt on this thursday, may 6. Welcome to way too early our top priority is delivering the news. With her role in jeopardy, congresswoman cheney is out with a new oped in the washington post where she must decide whether to accept or reject trump s crusade. Writing, quote, trump is seeking to unravel critical elements. Confidence in the role of elections and the rule of law. No other american president has ever done this. The republican party is at a turning point and must decide whether we are going to choose truth and fidelity to the constitution. We must stand for conservative principals and stay away from the trump cult of personality. In our hearts, we are devoted to the american miracle and believe in a rule of law, prosperity and opportunity brought by low taxes and fiscally conservative policies. History is watching, our children is watching. We must be brave enough to
our border is being overrun. and this administration, in my view, is complicit. brett favre want the politics out of sports. i know when i turn on game, i want to watch the game, not politics. [explosions] steve: a third night a fox news alert. a minnesota city seeing a third night of violence after the shooting of daunte wright. brooklyn center police say more than 60 people have been arrested. demonstrators setting fire to a dumpster outside an apartment building and apparently many other things as well, brian. brian: fires also set at a police bureau in portland as police declare a riot for a second night. when is it not rioting in portland. and in columbus, ohio. officers used pepper spray to clear protesters who tried to break into that station. ainsley: so we now go to griff jenkins is he in washington as the now formed officer involved in the dawn thai write shooting could face charges today, right, griff. that s right, brian, ainsley and steve good morning. the
find in wyoming september 19th after disappearing weeks before. brian laundrie s parents say they last saw him september 13th but didn t report him missing until four days later. now, after officials have been searching the reserve for over a month, the laundrie s lawyer suggests a new study was made yesterday by laundrie s father himself. why only yesterday? why the father? had the fbi been to the spot before? why didn t dogs or the fbi make the discoveries? a notebook was found. what was inside? is it even in condition to provide clues? the remains appear to have been there for a while. nick valencia joining us from near the reserve in north port, florida. maybe more questions than answers today, nick. reporter: good morning, brianna. for weeks, brian laundrie was the most wanted man in america. the 23-year-old who was wanted for questioning in the death of his 22-year-old fiancee vanished without a trace after telling his parents he was going for a hike in this nature