we go back to bill hemmer at the big board. we've got, from what i can see, 26% of the vote in, things are tightening between oz and dave mccormick. kathy barnette a little bit further behind. where you see this? >> pretty good, spot on. it is about 2.5 points, last time we talked it was more like five, 4.5, five. the lead for mccormick continues to shrink ever so slightly. i will however caution viewers at home, we could be a ways away from this because there are a lot of votes outstanding up here in erie county, erie, p.a. i was looking at the numbers over the computer, 237 -- these are real votes for mccormick, 235 dr. mehmet oz, kathy barnette 224, so in this county alone, which is 15 of 67 in terms of size and pennsylvania, there is a lot of votes still out there. i look at pittsburgh, remember allegheny county, they are talking about two in population out of 67, and we got a ways to go there, too, talking 6800 rob votes, 40 to 100 dr. oz, and you see the difference here, grew up in washington county to the southwest. pitt

bill hemmer got there first. >> we both shop at goodwill. [laughter] >> tucker: it's not just for costume parties, it's pretty cool actually. question number two, this is not multiple choice for this a single answer. a cranky broadway actress called patty lupone flew into a blind rage while she was performing because while she was not wearing anything on her face, and remember, the audience did something to offend her. what did that theater go or do? bill. >> i think that the theatergoers took off their mask in the audience. >> tucker: i think you are right. i ad-libbed in the question in a way that suggested the answer. >> i could be more specific. she was screaming at him at the top of her lungs for having his mask below his nose. that is what she was yelling. >> that's pretty good. >> tucker: you are right. roll the tape, please. >> put your mask over the nose. that is the role. if you don't want to follow the rule, get out. >> by the way, can i say something? >> do you do not respect the people that are sitting around you! >> i went to t

. >> bill: good morning, i'm bill hemmer. nice to see you at home today. >> dana: i'm good. >> bill: i'll call that turquoise. >> dana: what would you call your jacket? i think it's lovely. >> bill: i call it summertime. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." we're told there is a very strong police presence see justice's homes after the leak of a draft opinion that would

anyway, bill hemmer at the big board. we'll be back to you on this one in a moment here on the house race. madison cawthorn shortly. johnon, what happened in that race? i mean, it's>>zo it's razor tig you've got about eight oh oh, yeah. well, i mean you're looking at 98% of the vote based on the projected vote. and when wehe do this now there is an estimated vote in the beginning of the nightok and that's that's baseday on estimates for turnout. okay,es and so when you see a projected vote on our screen, whether it's the top corner here or down here in theot bottom , that number can go high or higher or lower depending on turnout self. se okay, so this is at 90% in you know, chuck edwards has has a two point advantage now in madison. cawthorn and cawthorn got trump's endorsement. so we'll see whether or notg this holds up. it's coming down to the wire here in the final precincts and the way western part ofst congressional districter 11 in western north carolina. allil right, bill hemmer, amazi job as always at the big boa

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in the meantime, back to you, tucker. >> tucker: bill hemmer with a lot on a line. thanks so much to that. now to the days other big story. ♪ ♪ today the house of representatives held the first congressional hearing on ufos and at least 50 years. during that hearing, pentagon officials acknowledge that an american military aircraft nearly collided with ufos on at least 11 separate occasions. so it is a national security problem at the very least. the director of naval intelligence scott barry also received never-before-seen footage of what appears to be ufo by navy personnel. >> let me share the first video we have which shows real time. >> tucker: there it was. that is, in many cases, that is all that a report may include. in this video, u.s. navy personnel recorded what appears to be triangles, some flashing, recorded several years ago come off the coast of the united states. this was recorded while the u.s. navy ship observed a number of small unmanned aerial systems in the area. >> tucker: so they are real, that has been determined beyond discussion at this

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we'll break down the heated senate primary race with bill hemmer. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy ♪ you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u do it all. one dose of ubrelvy, quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, zuriel: st. jude gave us hope. stephanie: all you've got to do is take care of your child, focus on her healing, give her a life. that for mother means a lot. and-- and thank you to st. jude. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert, ted bud wins the republican nomination for u.s. senate in north carolina's primary election. we are moments away from polls closing in pennsylvania, as all eyes are focused on the heated republican senate primary there. let's turn it over to bill hemmer at the board with the latest. >> it is my job to call this race. >> jess

bill hemmer will join us at the big board. he will have the very latest. was going to be? right now you can see, pretty tight race. we will have the very latest on that coming up straight ahead. knocks news alert protesters took to the streets following the unprecedented leak from the score of an opinion that would overturn roe v wade kevin corke takes us to a protest outside the court. you're there tonight kevin. they've been there the better part of the day what's the latest? >> you're right on the money about that sean. because we have pro life and proceed pro choice protesters there's a lot of passion but not the large amount of crowds you might anticipate given the magnitude of this particular decision. as we take a look at what's happening here, you're going to see the crowds aren't terribly large at this time of night. in part because of the time of year. go ahead and take a look, show them what we've got right now. very small crowds. keep in mind sean it's may. most of the people in this crowd are college age people. they're here but you have to understand that thi

all right, bill , great job at the big board.ba bill hemmer, thank you . we'll check back inck in with y shortly. first joining us now for some analysis on thisis political primary night, house speaker and fox news contributor newt gingrich is with us. the president donald trump starts out tonight withh eighty one or eighty three and two record in terms of dawson. y impressive by any measure he'll pick up on with herschel walker a pick up a number of the congressional seats, probably your old seat where a good friend, mr. evans is running and we have bothth supported him. supporte like sarah huckabee another pick up for the president, another is paxon. another endorsement of him looks like he's on his way to victory. but i have a funnynybu feelingte that the only race that the mobh and the media will care about is purduee . kind of hard to take on a sitting governor . mr. speaker, i knew that from the beginning. from you knew that from the beginning. what are your thoughtsre on the track record of the president? because i don't know any ofbecal the politic

turn now bill hemmer at the billboard still for the latest. bill? hit me with some stats. >> here is some polls are closing right now. ohio is kind of a cool state because they actually start taboo laghtd the vote on election day one of 23 states in the country that do it. we may when we get to the map here, brian, we may see some results trickling in. let me set the stage for you. how much sway does donald trump have in the state of ohio? he won the state twice right now. he endorsed j.d. vance on the 15th of april. a big rally a week later in central ohio. jane timken used to run the republican party in ohio. she was endorsed by rob portman who is leaving this seat which means all these folks here are vying for his senate seat. josh mandel well known in the state former state treasurer had been doing well. fox polling suggested he was running second or third. we will see whether that holds up tonight. mike gibbons a businessman from cleveland, ohio and matt dolan here is also from cleveland, ohio. dolan is a state senator who has partial ownership

[laughter] shannon: i think the bill hemmer does a little something. so when we talk about that i have the same problem. [laughter] and he's in bed now, so he won't know we are talking about him anyway. [laughter] but so much of what we are talking about it highlights the importance of the timing of those and people who have already sent to then, you that that does factor in that they have to be opened and the timing is everything. and a lot of this race in pennsylvania decided the day on both sides. lieutenant governor john johnfetterman had a pacemaker pt in. there would be tons of democrats that say it has to be conor lamb. that's what we need to talk about in pennsylvania. all of these democrats talk about donald trump in pennsylvania, that is why it is so crucial to be on the other side of the senate race. and so they will see what will happen. shannon: that's right, and as brian was stating, they can't start counting until 7:00 o'clock a.m. on election day. and some don't start until tomorrow and it looks like through almost all of our estimation

we want to go to the billboard where bill hemmer is standing by. this is a squeaker in pennsylvania. >> it's a good race. >> laura: what is happening? >> it's getting tighter and tighter. good evening to you. we're at about a point, 1.1 with mccormick and oz. it's a two-person race in the state of pennsylvania. about 3/4s of the vote in. so where are -- laura, where is the remaining vote? where are they and what are we waiting on? philly is down here. early -- erie is up here. and looking on the computer screen. as of 10:16 east coast time, you had allegheny, pittsburgh, they had -- city of pittsburgh, a lot of votes out there. 91% of the vote reporting in pittsburgh. allegheny. that is mccormick's hometown. that's where he's located. he picked up easy in that county with 40% of the vote. pop over here in the southeast. philadelphia, a county and a city, not a lot of republican votes in the city our county of philadelphia. the collar counties, what are they going to do? this is bucks county. a lot of folks live here, laura. it's four out of 60 popu

>> shannon, all i've got to say that when bill hemmer showed up on the billboard and talked about bucks county, there was a huge round of applause in this room and allowed as the stream is gotten all night actually. and they are excited what their understanding from the campaign they are seeing from what we understand margins from the southeastern part of the state, that is those counties around philadelphia. and manchester in delaware and montgomery counties. they can't believe that they're seeing better margins for dr. o therapy or they've been feeling this resurgence over the last hour and it's about a one percentage lead down to less than half a percentage point an this is how fueled optimism in this room. remember going into this campaign, shannon, we knew that dr. oz was, for better or worse and yet the worst on favorability rating up everybod actually. and a part of that was because of the mccormick advertisements that were on television and relentless ads that were going against him. remember they started to see th change of the numbers after president trump's endorsement. at th

now we want to go to the billboard where america's newsroom co-anchor bill hemmer standing by .nding bill , this is a squeakers in pennsylvania. what is happening? right.exactly a it's getting tighter and tighter as we go along. good evening too you. worried a about a point one poit one between david mccormick and dr. mehmet. it is right now a two person race in the state of pennsylvania at about three quarters of the vote in . so where are you know, laura , right. where is the remaining vote to where are they ? what arere we waiting on ? well, here in pennsylvania, philes down here in the counties, pittsburgh's over here in allegheny and iri's up here, the lake in erie county just looking at the numbers here a moment ago on the computer screen there, laura , as what was that it was 10 16 east coast time you had allegheny, which is pittsburgh. they had 90 you know, the city of pittsburgh. a lott of votes out there right at 91% of the vote reporting in pittsburgh, allegheny that mccormick's hometown that's where he's located. and in fact, pick it's easy in that county anywayd with abo

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. ukraine officials say russians resumed shelling in the area as soon as the buses left the plant. ukraine's deputy prime minister calling the situation a real humanitarian catastrophe. russia is also continuing its assaults on other cities in the eastern part of ukraine. >> dana: meantime house speaker nancy pelosi led a congressional delegation to meet are zelenskyy in ukraine's capital. they met with poland's president. with the war in day 68 lawmakers are calling on the white house to impose stricter punishments on russia. >> was this just all show or is this administration going to finally come through with serious sanctions? look at the value of the ruble. it is now above what it was pre-war. so the sanctions are not working. this white house has dragged their feet in implementing them. one of the energy sanctions on the banks in russia have not been implemented yet. we hope it is not all show but some go there for this administration. >> bill: matt finn begins our coverage in lvi

we go to bill hemmer at the big word. it looks like we are getting close in. >> i queued this one up for a reason here. couple of things happening in texas. paxton advances to november while the same time he's under fbi investigation. this is on the democratic side. i was explaining what her position was about 20 minutes ago, she's back by all the progressives in the oc, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, this is her 29th birthday. she is to intern for henry cuellar. she lost an election trying to defeat him by about 2700 votes. as i mentioned, he favors, he does not favor a lot about what the balding policies are, he is a border congressman. the lot of drama, perhaps a lot of questions as to how the stat was going to go. in the republican primary now, herschel walker advances and th university of georgia red dog color should we say, is not appropriate for walker, played his college ball at the university of georgia athens. he will face-off against raphae were in oxford there will be a lot of attention in this race. we jus

bill hemmer, how big is the cryptomarket? >> bill: i don't know. >> dagen: you asked me and it is about $2 trillion with these losses -- under $2 trillion. the u.s. stock market cap at the end of march was $48 trillion. so it is a pretty small market. ask me anything about the cryptomarket. >> bill: we were talking about 6:00 this morning, right? it's fallen through the floor. >> dagen: right. >> bill: but so far today it looks like it may have found the floor and there was a big investment that came in. you can trade stocks all day long on that. he came in with a big buy today which would appear to give a bit of confidence in the cryptoworld. >> dagen: you need confidence and faith. this is a crisis of confidence and people lost faith. there is a stable coin supposed to act like a money market fund and it collapsed. and its sister token lost literally all of its money. so if it's supposed to act like a money market fund, what happened? maybe it is an isolated incident. maybe not. a friend of mine told me everything is fine a

bill hemmer, thank you so much. so joe biden is about to address the country in response to the mass shooting in uvalda . we'll bring that to you in a moment. you can know that if the president uses the deaths of children to try to make himself more powerful, he really is a loathsome and unworthy of leading this country. but he may not he may rise above it and try to unite this country, in which case he will get praise from us and from every american. some are not doing that . however, some have done lower than you even imagined. a congressman ruben gallego just tweeted this quote just to be clear, f you ted cruz, you f ing baby killer. can you imagine you think of ted cruz. he did not shoot anybody. it's a horrible thing to nancy pelosi released a statement released a statement saying this quote it is time for all in congress to heed the will of the american people and join in acting. the house passed bipartisan common sense life saving legislation into law. of course they jump at any opportunity, including the dea

bill hemmer. >> good afternoon. our offices are right next to each other, so now we are sitting next to each other, so i always have a track on you and what you are doing. >> sandra: no secrets here. >> bill: good to have you along with us. "america reports." americans don't agree on much, but inflation is the exception. a new poll shows a whopping 94% of americans are either concerned or upset about the rising prices on just about everything. >> sandra: everybody is feeling it. the same poll shows nearly 70% of americans disapprove of president biden's handling of this tough situation. high gas prices, skyrocketing food costs, and unreliable supply chain are threatening to sink democrats in november. midterm elections, quickly approaching. fox team coverage begins now. charles payne will join us in just a moment. >> bill: grady is live on capitol hill. >> good afternoon, bill and sandra. when it comes to inflation, everybody is feeling it but not all americans are hit equally. this map illustrates the point for you

ifm owe dana perino. >> bill: good morning, i'm bill hemmer. russia's military saying it used guided missiles to hit five railway station being used to transport western weapons across the country. artillery and aircraft targeting troop strongholds and fuel and ammunition depots. zelenskyy talking with griff jenkins. go to him more on what was said and what you talked about. >> bill and dana, good morning. we just wrapped an interview with president zelenskyy. he sat for 57 minutes and covered an array of topics. this president has been at war for 70 days now. many thought that he would flee the country before the invasion started. he stayed for most and he has rallied this nation, unlike any before. and now the invaders as he calls them of russia costing him. he is reacting for the first time on camera to russia foreign minister lavrov's comparison to hitler and russia now accusing israel of supporting the neo-nazi regime in kyiv. here is what zelenskyy said. listen. >> they show who they are and definitely they are following the same concept

. >> bill: good morning, i'm bill hemmer. nice to see you at home today. >> dana: i'm good. >> bill: i'll call that turquoise. >> dana: what would you call your jacket? i think it's lovely. >> bill: i call it summertime. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." we're told there is a very strong police presence see justice's homes after the leak of a draft opinion that would overturn roe versus wade. the breach prompted a wave of hostility from the left and the president is trying to capitalize on it. >> bill: this is dangerous stuff. poll numbers caving the president is cranking up the language condemning the bulk of the conservative movement and what could be his mid-term message. >> president biden: this maga crowd is the most extreme organization that existed in recent american history. >> dana: mark meredith is reporting live from the white house on a beautiful day in washington, d.c. >> good morning. a beautiful spring morning here. as you talked about not the best in terms of the environment. we're seeing

i'm bill hemmer, hope you had a wonderful weekend. >> can't complain. beautiful weekend. i'm julie banderas. good to be back on tuesday. let's get the show rolling. you are watching "america's newsroom." here is how the holiday weekend got started in new york. not exactly a positive story. a man in a ski mask chasing down a random guy and stabbing him multiple times with a large knife in broad daylight on the upper east side. attacker still at large. >> bill: los angeles smash and grab robbers pummeling retailers clearing out a store as the staff appeared customers look on in disbelief. >> dana: a bad weekend for gun violence. 39 people shot and killed across the country. garrett tenney is live in chicago. good morning. >> good morning to you. let's start with the stabbing in new york city. police are still looking for that suspect dressed in all black wearing a mask who got off of an e-bike, pulled out a knife and with no provocation started attacking a 29-year-old man carrying a brown paper bag. this happened thursday afternoon. the victim was slashed multiple times in

a tough night for america. >> tucker: bill hemmer, thank you so much, so joe biden is about to address of the country in response to the mass shooting in uvalde, you can know that if the president uses the deaths of children to try to make himself more powerful, he really is a loathsome man unworthy of leading this country, but he may raise above it, and other words he will get praise from us and other americans, some are not doing that, some lower then you can imagine, ruby gallico tweeted this, just to be clear, f you ted cruz, you effing baby killer. ted cruz did not shoot anybody, nancy pelosi released a statement saying this. it is time for all in congress to heed the will of the american people and join in enacting the house passed by congress life-saving legislation in the law, any opportunity, even the death of children to make a point. and then a character called juliet kiam, former obama administration said the shooting is proof that we need to get rid of immigration laws. said that we are seeing this just a few hours ago. >> from an investigation standpoint i will do what th

no r one better at this than ou friend bill hemmer. he's at the big board. hey, a how are you doing, tucker ? good evening to you. just to give you a quick run about here in the buckeye state, it looks like at the moment again, we're about a twenty minutes before nine o'clock on the east coast here in ohio. pollst closed here about an hok and 10 minutes ago. it looks like a threee personce race.. ce jt vance endorsed by donald trump about two and a half weeks ago. josh mandel, former state treasurer and matt dolan, former state legislature from cleveland, ohio. as well. here's my here's vance's in yellow mandela and blue dolans in green. so here is the map now and here is what we see. got a lotot of votes to go by te wayside. let me take you through some of the bigger cities and the more important counties. nt but just keep this in mind. there's a lot of that still out there tonight cleveland, columbus, cincinnati, nothing from cincinnati, nothing in from hamilton county. why that ? it's we cannot say that's my hometown, as you know,ck tucker . and so farer

bill hemmer joins me. the president is going to lay out his plan to tackle inflation at 11:30. i am expecting a political plan, not an economic plan. >> there was some indication that he was going to blame republicans, bring your ideas, what do you want to do? it is a hard sell. you've got election in 6 months and don't have a lot to run on. two things become prominent. he will continue to blame republicans for more things and this is new for this president. the first time he really started doing this was in the past two weeks. stuart: he blames the railroads, the oil companies. >> never late everything on the republicans, trying to progress -- keep the progressive left happy for a year and 1/2. bill clinton had left with him and anita dunn is going back to the white house. when she worked for barack obama this was a statement. these investigations after midterms, getting ready to put things on the other foot. on abortion, if you picked up interesting articles, new york times pennsylvania how abortion plays, they lead with a republican voter, a woman who says i am against overt

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. late night last night as you know. >> dana: later for you. >> bill: by a touch. the key race in the battleground state is going down to the wire. we don't have a winner. oz and mccormick both predicting victory when all the votes are counted. we don't know how long it takes. it could be a runoff if they are less than a half percent a part. now they're within that margin. mark meadows say the odds favor oz, the candidate who is backed by former president donald trump. here is meadows on that. >> the nation is focused on pennsylvania. we started to see the trends at about 11:00 last night switch for dr. oz and what we do know is that those remaining votes as bill was just pointing out, in some of those counties, if you look at a percentage, they tend to favor dr. oz. >> bill: where are we now and what did we learn last night? good questions for the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel standing by. first to lucas tomlinson for the news as we think we know it now from d.c. hi, lucas. >> good mor

bill hemmer has more. >> this could be a quick run-about in the buckeye state. looks like at the moment, polls closed here an hour and ten minutes ago. looks like a three-person race. j.d. vance endorsed by donald trump 2 1/2 weeks ago, josh mandel and matt dolan from cleveland, ohio as well. here's what. vance is in yellow, mandel is in blue and dolan is in green. a lot of votes to go, by the way. let's take you to the bigger cities and more important counties. keep in mind. a lot of vote still out there cleveland, columbus, cincinnati. nothing in from cincinnati. nothing in from hamilton county. why? that's my hometown, tucker. so far we have a big goose egg here. what is happening in franklin county. dolan is doing okay there. 3,300 raw votes to vance's 2,200. a lead there. we'll see how that runs as more votes come in. franklin county, something that we watch all the time, this is delaware county, by the way. why do i mention that? delaware county is where donald trump went to ohio to give the official endorsements. j.d. vance on stage there. not 1,000 votes

>> dana: not really. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. hope you had a great weekend. investigators releasing new surveillance video, here it is. former sheriff deputy vicky white before she helped the escape. the sheriff is urging vicky white to call 911. >> get out while you can. >> dana: we're live in alabama with more on the story. charles. >> good morning, bill and dana. i spoke to the sheriff here and he tells me today they are expecting to get back the escape vehicle allegedly used by vickie and casey white. once the vehicle is in their possession he says they will begin determining whether the vehicle actually had mechanical issues for was purposely abandoned. the ford suv in question was discovered last friday at a tow yard nearly a week after it was deserted at the side of a rural road. it is possible the company improv iced from -- improvised from there. >> it was a week ago, over the week plenty of time to recover from that and settle back down. we are not sure. >> what is clear to law enforcement is the lieu owe had a jail house romance of sorts and a lot

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. the president is facing a lot of head winds. gas prices high, inflation. wall street taking another big hit again yesterday and it is not looking good for the inflation numbers due out tomorrow. edward lawrence gives us the low down from the white house now. good morning. >> good morning. that new speech that the president is going to unveil with his new plan is stuff we've already heard from the president's social spending plan the president is going to push congress to pass a bill with clean energy tax credits. he will also push congress to pass subsidize some childcare going forward. we also know he will highlight the releases from the strategic petroleum reserve to bring gas prices down. gas prices reached record highs. nationally $4.37 a gallon for regular unleaded. diesel a record also. no policy shifts for more restrictions and more regulations. >> i think what he will probably do is offer a bunch of subsidies which don't lower costs. they simply socialize it. in february 2021 inflation in the united states was the same o

i'm bill hemmer. dana is off today and welcome to dagen. >> report coming out minutes ago showing the u.s. added 428,000 jobs last month. unemployment rate holding at 3.6%. >> bill: that might be a bit of welcome news after wall street's worse day in two years. the dow closing down more than 1,000 points. maria bartiromo is here. we're on the air live to you and good morning. >> hello, bill and dagen. >> bill: i was watching fox business last hour. size it up? is it getting better, worse, treading water do you think? >> well here is the deal, bill. this is a good report. there is no doubt about it. unfortunately it is not good enough to change a narrative which has been all about inflation. here are the details. 428,000 jobs created in the month of april. much better than the expectations. we were expecting 390,000. the problem is the wages. wages were up 5 1/2% for the month of april. initially markets saw that as a positive that goes back down from the month before. in the month of march wages were

good morning, i'm bill hemmer. dana has time off today. julie banderas joins me as she has for the last couple of days here. julie on this friday, good morning to you and welcome. >> julie: good morning, bill. mourning families today growing increasingly angry at the conflicting information they've recently gotten from police. for instance, officials initially said an officer had engaged the gunman before he entered the school. but now we're being told that is not true. in fact, the shooter was outside the school for about 12 minutes before entering through an unlocked door. >> bill: all that adding to the confusion after police waited for about an hour before entering the classroom and killing the shooter. texas dps on the front lines of the investigation. the shifting timelines, the shifting facts were the focus of a contentious news conference that took place yesterday afternoon that went a bit like this. >> it was reported that a school district police officer confronted the suspect that was making entry. not accurate. he walked in uno

. >> bill: where is the bottom? good morning, i'm bill hemmer. dana has the day off today. welcome back to julie. >> i'm julie banderas. the wholesale prices are up 11% from a year ago, hotter than expected. it is a slight drop from march but still untenable for businesses and consumers. >> bill: runaway inflation is proving to be a big drag on the market. major industries in the mud yesterday part of a week-long slide chipping away at your retirement funds, 401k coming off the worst quarter since the start of the pandemic. >> dana: adding insult to injury the price of gas hitting another all-time high. $4.41 a gallon right now. close to $6 in some states. >> bill: president biden blaming these issues on just about everything and everyone from climate change to covid but according to larry kudlow it's time to take a look in the mirror. >> president biden should start to own this problem. the blame game doesn't work. it is not working for him. ordinary working folks don't buy into the blame game at all. you are in an emergency inflation crisis. and so you have to start takin

welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. the draft opinion published by "politico" last night, a legal bombshell. shattering the court. >> dana: if the leak reflects the final decision at the federal level. president biden said we'll need more pro-choice senators and a pro-choice majority in the senate that codifies roe. full fox coverage. former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy with reaction in a moment. first the chief legal correspondent and anchor of fox news @ night. a very long day for you and grateful to have you on "america's newsroom" this morning. >> great to be with you. i have to say this is the most shocking thing i have covered at the court in 15 years on this beat until last night you know in washington the court was considered the one place that didn't leak. now that seal has been broken. when this case was argued back in december it is a mississippi state law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks. most of us who watched the court thought there have to be at least five just is vote to uphold that state

. >> dagen: i'm on tucker carlson with bill hemmer doing the final examine. and hemmer town has been on twitter trying to psych me out saying i'm going to win i know i'm -- wait, wait, never mind. maybe i will lose but you never know. >> judge jeanine: i hope you win. that's it for us, "special report" is up next. hey, shannon bream. >> shannon: hey, judge, you may have to make a deciding judgment on those two. that's a tough one san diego vs. bill. we will be watching. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> shannon: thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: take care. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concerns about the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the white house says president biden recognizes more needs to be done. it's as supplies are increasing but hoarding is now becoming a problem. the president met with suppliers today. we have fox team coverage. grady trimble is in sturgess,

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. welcome back. we're learning more about the suspect in saturday's mass shooting along with his motivation. he posted a lengthy manifesto online inspired by racist conspiracy theories found in fringe areas of the internet. authorities saying the white 18-year-old was held at a hospital for a mental health evaluation less than a year ago after making a violent threat last year at his high school. but he was released and never charged with a crime. >> dana: full fox coverage ahead. leo terrell. >> the initial threat at the high school wasn't even a year ago, 11 months ago. state police say he was given a mental health evaluation and counseling but was released and not charged with a crime. here is what we know about the suspect. police say he lived in conklin, new york with his parents that you see here, a 3 1/2 hour drive from buffalo. based on the manifesto posted online he chose that specific top supermarket because the community is 80% black. the manifesto is full of racial hatred and cites the gr

tomorrow night of course you can follow bill hemmer on the billboard. that's another important primary that we have in this primary season. gillian, wonderful to have you with me today. >> gillian: thanks so much. >> dana: make it a good day. harris faulkner is up next. "the faulkner focus", here she is. >> harris: we'll begin with a fight. the biden administration says it is going to fight. it is going to appeal the judge's decision to keep title 42 in place. the rule would have expired today opening the floodgates for tens of thousands of illegal immigrants to enter the united states the first time in more than two years. it was a covid restriction the administration says it cares about covid. how much, though? i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". the white house says it disagrees with the judge's ruling keeping in place the trump-era policy that limits number of illegal immigrants due to the pandemic. while the administration did issue a plan to handle the expected influx of people, it did little to ease the fears of a spike of up

i'm bill hemmer. brand-new hour begins now. dana has the day off today and julie welcome back to our coverage here. good morning. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. yesterday's massacre was the second deadliest school shooting in u.s. history. a grim reminder of sandy hook 10 years ago. 19 children lost, two teachers also killed and two police officers wounded. that 18-year-old suspect shot and killed by a border patrol agent who rushed into the building. >> bill: as we start to learn more about the victims, all were killed inside a single fourth grade classroom at the robb elementary school where bill melugin continues our coverage in a new hour that begins now. bill, good morning. what more have we learned? >> good morning to you. just a few moments ago got a brand-new update telling me there are still 17 people injured as a result of this mass shooting, specifically university health in san antonio hospital are reporting they're still treating a 10-year-old girl in serious life threatening condition. they're treating a 10-year-ol

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. smitty and i will go back >> martha: great to see you both. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. also in new york, buckle your seat belts. the elections get rolling tomorrow. and the ohio gop senate primary is going to be full of lessons and tea leaves for who holds the tower these days in the republican party. one thing we know already at least looking at these polls is what americas are fearful about, what they're concerned about, what is nudging independence and democrats further right at this point. we know they're disappointing in the rising costs of everything. an economy that they don't have a lot of confidence in. take a look at the dow. down 409 points. we get into the final hour of trading. these numbers that you're looking at on the screen right now, you're plus 14 and plus 19 in favor of republicans when asked which party is better at handling the issues of the economy and inflation. that is a big indicator right there. we're still several months away. that's where americans are and that's a "washington post" poll that those numbe

up next sue trad any bill hemmer on the billboard throughout the night. i will do a couple of cuts throughout the night. i will be on tucker and then wrap up the night with shannon later on. finally big congrats to my buddy at dave do you furry and his beautiful wife put up the picture welcome a picture michael you may remember dave appears on fox quite a bit. congrats to my buddy dave thanks inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report" fair balance and unafraid. election coverage all night. every show has it. "jesse watters primetime" is next. >> jesse: i will have it as well. thanks so much, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: when america is faced with a tragedy, americans expect a leader to step up to the plate and bring the country together. not fuel the flames and make things worse. joe biden ran on being that guy. in 2017, in the midst of charlottesville, biden emerged to tell americans that there was no better guy in washington to unite the country. he promised he would fight for what he called the soul of am

>> dagen: i'm on tucker carlson with bill hemmer doing the final examine. and hemmer town has been on twitter trying to psych me out saying i'm going to win i know i'm -- wait, wait, never mind. maybe i will lose but you never know. >> judge jeanine: i hope you win. that's it for us, "special report" is up next. hey, shannon bream. >> shannon: hey, judge, you may have to make a deciding judgment on those two. that's a tough one san diego vs. bill. we will be watching. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> shannon: thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: take care. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concerns about the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the white house says president biden recognizes more needs to be done. it's as supplies are increasing but hoarding is now becoming a problem. the president met with suppliers today. we have fox team coverage. grady trimble is in sturgess, michigan where a major manufacturer is shut down um we begin with supply chain crisis s created a for months. pr

bill hemmer takes financial storm morning .com financial storm warning .com post code eleven didn'tty congresswoman from colorado congresswoman lauren bobert is now exposing felt far left chicago mayor. we call our mayorgo lightweight after her tweets urging a call to arms ahead of the supreme court's abortion ruling.ponse in response, congresswoman bobert tweeted quote insurrectionist which lightweight replied excuse me, insurrection is your thing, not ours. to whicht congresswoman bobert fired back quote six killed 18 wounded in your city this past weekend. nearly two hundred murders sohi far this year. go fix your city hack anyway here with reaction is colorado congresswoman lauren bobert along with leo to point out terrell leo knows this congresswomanan twenty nine we started on this show all the nameses of people that nobody ever hears about,he all the people in chicago shot all the people shot and killed.s yet. we never cover those stories i've done a few years a thing.y ever fixes she hasn't lifted a finger to make chicago safe and secure right shot. president trump said that p

good morning, i'm bill hemmer. dana has the day off today. welcome back to julie. >> i'm julie banderas. the wholesale prices are up 11% from a year ago, hotter than expected. it is a slight drop from march but still untenable for businesses and consumers. >> bill: runaway inflation is provg

good morning, i'm bill hemmer. dana has time off today. julie banderas joins me as she has for the last couple of days here. julie on this friday, good morning to you and welcome. >> julie: good morning, bill. mourning families today growing increasingly angry at the conflicting information they've recently

bill hemmer, good morning. >> dana: good to be with you. i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." police arrested an 18-year-old suspect in connection with the massacre and opened fire at a grocery score. he killed 10 people

bill hemmer, what would you like from the diner this morning? >> bill: i think a couple of eggs scrambled, bacon, a little bit of toast, sweet toast. >> steve: not going to be a problem. >> bill: ok. tell lawrence he owes me something. dana called that boring. >> steve: i heard the birthday girl back there! >> bill: it's birthday 2.0 today, did you hear? steve, good morning to you. we got an economy on edge, the president trying to calm nerves. james freeman takes on inflation. kelly ann and mark penn take on the protests at the homes of judges. dan hoffman on putin. b.l.m. money and that's just hour one. dana and i will see you top of the hour. 10 minutes away. see you then. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. out here, you're a landowner, vanguard. a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. from prom dresses to workouts and ne

you're the best. >> pete: see you tomorrow. >> bill: good morning, i'm bill hemmer. nice to see you at home today. >> dana: i'm good. >> bill: i'll call that turquoise. >> dana: what would you call your jacket? i think it's lovely. >> bill: i call it summertime. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." we're told there is a very strong police presence see justice's homes after the leak of a draft

first let's check in with bill hemmer with a preview of coming attractions. >> we are in for another rough day. talking with charles they are. the low down on the ever lowering economy. gas prices are even higher this week where the drug crisis is real. the border is about to explode and note clear answers on baby formula. we will take you through all of it. it sounds like we've got issues. dana and i will see you and we will sort it out shortly top of the hour. see you then. prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecrui

i'm bill hemmer. we're back at it. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." this board is not had the best start. >> bill: i would agree. i think there are questions as to whether it actually gets off the ground. >> dana: let's talk about this for a bit. the white house is defebding this new information disinformation governance board and says it will not infringe on free speech.