Monday, april 22nd, this is fox and friends. Brian check this out, lease at Yale University isare reacti. Carley and students forced to do class online today at columbia. They are zeescreaming we don want zionists here and columbia doing nothing about it. Brian and Good Samaritans save a the driver of a burning car. Lawrence mornings are better with friends. A live look at trump tower. Opening arguments in the Hush Money Trial. Ainsley david becker will be the first to take the witness stand. Will breaking this hour, right now police appear to be arresting people at yale as antiisrael protests break down at the school. Wall street, no one will stop you from leaving, if you do not leave, you will be arrested. We will give you time to leave, if you do not leave, you will be arrested. Brian todd piro is outside the university, but first to madeleine rivera. Madeleine this situation unfolding right now, police with riot gear started surrounding campus early monday morning. Students are sta
the weekend charged with the rape and murder of a mother of five. rachel morin was brutally killed on a hiking trail in maryland last year and they found their man. good morning, everybody. monday. dana has the week off. i m bill hemmer live in new york city and special guest and colleague of ours from d.c. aishah: i m aishah hosni and this is america s newsroom. a big story that is breaking right now and people are saying this is like lakin riley 2.0. it happened in a blue state. investigators say the suspect was stalking her for months before he attacked her from el salvador and has a rap sheet in his own home country. the family says the border has to be more secure so this never happens to your family. this is not a democrat or republican problem. this is an american problem. you would think that the border patrol would be able to stop people and say hey, are you wanted for murder back in your country? if so, you can t come in here. that certainly is a big problem.
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