peerage going thank you very much john and sandra. good afternoon, martha maccallum and this is the story. president biden is about to step in front of that podium. it is a little different today because we will see him kick off what we are expecting to hear quite a bit up now that we are in the new year, which as you know is an election year. we will hear a very strong focus on january 6th. he is expected to take direct aim at former president trump ahead of the possible rematch in november. we are very much in the thick of this campaign as we get into 2024. great line up to talk about and react to what we here in pennsylvania. jonathan turley, leo terrell, clay travis, all joining me on the story today. what about this? brand-new video that fox has captured as migrants come across the border fence in arizona. the cartel break pieces of it so they can run their business to get people across that border. we will show you some striking video as you see the cartel member or
always dark. will:ed good morning, california. welcome to the fourth you are hour of fox & friends . pete: when you go out to people, i talk to people and say does anybody watch, it s so early, and there are people that get up real early. will: yes. rachel: they re getting up to go fishing will: or they dvr it. a little bit earlier in the show i told pete and rachel and you at home about a little bit of a parental debate that the id had. my son had sort of accepted a dare/bet with his buddies at school to get the haircut called the r9 haircut. he had a huge head of moppy hair and his friends dared him for him the get that haircut. i was, like, i don t want him to learn van i the, i don t want him to the not take himself seriously, but should i let him collect money? long and short is of it, you see the answer. i gave it to him, he did get the haircut, and he has to wear it for the entire week. so i put it to pete and rachel, did i do the right thing as a parent? pete didn
rain. that looks more likely across england and wales. scotland, northern ireland and later northern england becoming drier and brighter. here it will be a little cooler. still warm across southern parts of england. not sure how much rain there will be here and again it will be largely dry. that leaves us finally at wembley where it will be a warm day, it may well be dry and hopefully we have something to celebrate in the evening. thank you very much, darren. that is it from the bbc news at six on friday, the 29th ofjuly. you can of course keep up to date with all of those stories hello and welcome to sportsday live from birmingham where the commonwealth games are up and running. coming up on tonight s programme, the big stories from the opening day. an incredible comeback in the mens triathlon sees england s alex yee win the first gold medal of these games. scotland s neil fachie wins gold in the men s tandem b 1000m time trial to equal the record for most golds won by a s
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