it s the 89 a.m. hour fox & friends weekend starting with this. an elderly couple s family demands justice as los angeles county d.a. gascón plans to dismiss charges againster that loved ones attacker. he s just going walk free with no consequence. his actions has step grandmother in the hospital and they told us there s no hope of her waking up. rachel: such a sad story plus former president trump hitting the campaign trail in philadelphia. and d.c., as he shows support for putting the ten commandments back in the classroom. who likes the ten commandments by the way going up in the schools? [applause] they don t it to go up. it s crazy world. you know, crazy world. will: it s most expensive house primary ever and fighting as one squad member battling to keep his seat. the third hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. good morning welcome to fox & friends 8:00 hour, you know a family dinner tonight you know back home to the country. to real am
good morning. i m marci gonzalez in for diana perez. i m john muller. interesting workout outfits the president and vice president have, suit and tie. nice choice. i like it. that s how you go to the gym, right? that s exactly how i do it. well, i ll do it now that they are doing it. new research about head injuries suffered by soccer players. the result of a study from a former soccer pro who died of lou gehrig s disease at age 29. as abc s jim avila reports, it is shown that traumatic brain injuries may be more widespread than originally thought. american kids love to play soccer. long seen as the safe alternative to u.s. football. for the first time, a soccer player has been diagnosed with cte. the very same repetitive head trauma disease found in some pro football players. our son, patrick, was doing headers at age three. patrick grange died nearly two years ago, his brain donated to scientist at boston university, studying cte,
good morning. i m marci gonzalez in for diana perez. i m john muller. interesting workout outfits the president and vice president have, suit and tie. nice choice. i like it. that s how you go to the gym, right? that s exactly how i do it. well, i ll do it now that they are doing it. we ll begin this half hour with new research about head injuries suffered by soccer players. the result of a study from a former soccer pro who died of lou gehrig s disease at age 29. as abc s jim avila reports, it is shown that traumatic brain injuries may be more widespread than originally thought. reporter: american kids love to play soccer. long seen as the safe alternative to u.s. football. for the first time, a soccer player has been diagnosed with cte. the very same repetitive head trauma disease found in some pro football players. our son, patrick, was doing headers at age three. reporter: patrick granger died nearly two years ago. his brain donated to scientists