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carrying around resident believed to have a crash will crossing a mountainous area in heavy fog covered iranian state media is describing the incident as a quote hard landing but hello everyone took him to another hour of fox news light by arthel knebel. seafort hello and thank you for joining us it's i am eric shawn it's nighttime in the middle east still no word on the condition of a radiant president ebrahim raisi heard lots of conflicting reports coming from iran for the government strictly controls what information is released out of there. right now officials say the dense fog as you can see, and extreme cold or complicated thee search and rescue efforts for the president and the foreign minister today's news coming in very volatile time for the region as tehran is busy becket proxy groups while she was a tax on commercial ships in the red sea. as well as u.s. forces in the region. one top expert on iran of the

foundation of defensive democracy thanks this could be welcome news for some iranians. ebrahim raisi is not being the death and execution of thousands of iranians. tbut a lot of celebrations going on and iran and the ironic diaspora. arthel: is good to trey yingst following the story is live from israel. >> arthel, good afternoon. we continued to file this breaking development out of the middle east. earlier today a helicopter that iran's a president ebrahim raisi in the country's foreign minister on board went missing in northern iran. with very limited information about what exactly took place. much of the information we are receiving is coming from a running state media. we do understand at this hour search and rescue crews are still looking for the missing helicopter.

near to the border with azerbaijan. according to a running state media. they attribute this to a top commander in the field looking for the helicopter the region is very cold and rainy. the statement goes on to say it's a foggy climate the rain is gradually turning into snow. it is now out nighttime in the region and these rescue crews have no sign of the crash site. we do know what that up to this crash earlier today ebrahim raisi iran around the present ws meeting with his counterpart in it azerbaijan there are three helicopters in a convoy headed back to iran part one went missing for this started a search and rescue operation that his been ongoing for hours. messages of support been pouring in from around the world for my ron's allies, even from the united nations. many countries and their leaders expressing concern about what took place. we do not know specifics surrounding this crash. what we do know at this hour it is rescue efforts continue. there's a lot of misinformation

circulating online about the possibility of a cell phone signal coming from the crash site. other reports indicating they know where the helicopter went down. we cannot confirm any of that information. all we can confirm at this hour as search and rescue efforts are underway and a mountainous region of northern iran for a helicopter that had on board i resident president ebrahim raisi. arthel: like you said it's difficult at this point to confirm a lot of the information but one thing i read when the passenger and one crew member were in contact with rescuers. you can tell me if you know anything about that. it will soon be at midnight there did authorities give any indication if they will continue the search into that morning throughout the night? or is there a cut off time? >> is such a hope hi profile figure misses a rescue effort that will continue indefinitely until the crash site is found. we have not been able to confirm any of those reports indicating anyone is alive from this crash.

we simply do not at any information about what exactly the crash look like i were exactly took place we did get a statement earlier this evening for my ron supreme leader within me hope and pray god will return the president to the arms of the nation. this is a significant advance but not a completely destabilizing event for the iranian regime. there is a hierarchy of leadership and at the very top is iran supreme leader. you do have the president of my ron missing along with the country's foreign minister and number of other top officials. >> thank you for bringing that statement from the supreme leader. trey yingst live in tel aviv, is it will have more coverage on this story later in the our national security institute founder jamaal jaffer will be here to discuss what this could mean for the ironic and that middle east tension that we have been covering as well. >> meanwhile the tension and iran spilled over a bit to

president biden's commencement speech of the historically black morehouse college in atlanta today. as he spoke less than a dozen silent protesters turned their backs on the president as he talked about the war on hamas. madison scarpino live with what happened. >> this is the first time president biden has been on a college campus directly spoke to students since anti- israel protest at encampments have taken over some college campuses. you mentioned those students who turn their back to the president during his speech. so it did one a faculty member but seemingly as a part of a silent protest. just off campus hundreds of people gathered for anti- israel rally. many were chanting biden, biden, you are a liar and come november we will remember. it was mostly peaceful with no major disruptions. biden told the crowd today he supports peaceful protests

called for an immediate cease-fire. dozens of graduates were wearing and at least one had a palestinian flag around their shoulders. the valedictorian had a palestinian flag on there cap. morehouse is historically black college credits martin luther king jr.'s alma mater. it has a long history of activism but some students and alumni were upset about biden's visit due to his stance on the war in gaza. some see it as a political opportunity for biden to gain a more black voters, listen. >> they do not see you in the future of america. but they are wrong. we note black history is american history. we note black men are going to helplessly to the future. extremist forces aligned against tthe meaning and message of morehouse and they paddle a fiction a character about what being a man is about, tough

talk, abusing cap power, bigotry. their idea of being a man is toxic. quickly spoke with some students after the ceremony here is what one had to say. >> i'm really glad they called for the cease-fire hope he continues to follow through on them. and we, as a community should hold him accountable for holding through on the promise he made to us. >> some students were critical of the president one student told us his speech was quote mediocre and felt like the president could have said more back to you progress art medicine in atlanta thank you. arthel: the present to visit your george is part of a push by his reelection campaign to turn around his slipping poll numbers among black voters especially in key battleground states must go to lucas tomlinson is live from the white house with more, hyatt lucas. >> at his right many experts say with the president to hide in the swing states and with black

voters this move made a lot of sense go to the swing state of georgia to speak at morehouse college historically black and all-male school. two key demographic the president needs to win reelection in 2024. >> i have determined to make my administration look like america. i have more african-americans in high places included on the court than any president in american history. >> it looks like someone was holding up a flag from the congo there. biden has been losing black voters over the past four years this new fox news poll says he has lost 7% across the country. younger people down 14% compared to four years ago. earlier maryland's governor spoke. >> we note these challenges have been a long-standing and the solutions are not going to come overnight. the thing i know is i have the right partner that i need in the president. these really matter. given the partner all of us have

needed. >> some people think we just heard a future presidential candidate there. for biden it gets worse according to recent siena poll which said he has lost 28% of the black vote in the past four years in the swing states. former president donald trump us in the 15-point rise. a few blocks of merit things are bit noisier at the george washington university graduation on the national mall the commences figure is biden's former press secretary jen sock jen psakibit early on "fox news" elise stefanik protested biden's policy. >> this is about joe biden's beleaguered and failing polls in states like michigan. there is desperation politically. shame on joe biden it is a betrayal of the importance of the u.s. israel alliance rate that's the most precious in the region. >> weekend headset did michigan to attend the naacp freedom dinner which caps a week of

events from this white house to help the president woo black voters. arthel: governor morris certainly went to watch. lucas tomlinson, so are you. thank you. [laughter] >> behavior on that video is inexcusable. i take full responsibility for my actions in that video. support music mogul sean diddy combs is apologizing for the graphic video we saw that surfaced of him violently assaulted his then girlfriend casey ventura back in 2016. combs has denied adventurous allegations of abuse for eight years. until that footage wasn't released at least i want to warn you the video is a graphic and it is difficult to watch. christina coleman live in los angeles with more of what diddy is saying. >> this apology seems like quite the reversal for sean diddy combs. last november kathy ventura of a lawsuit against the music mogul accusing him of subjecting her

to a cycle of horrific abuse including what she described as a frequent savage of beatings and sex trafficking. combs strongly denied the allegations. now he is public apologizing for the violent seat in the surveillance video from march of 2016. again we went toward it this is difficult to watch. this footage was obtained exclusively from cnn that shows combs dressed in a towel as he beats his then girlfriend kathy ventura and violently drags her in the hotel in l.a. the music mogul public apology comes two days after this disturbing video went viral. >> i mean i hit rock bottom. i make no excuses. my behavior on that video is inexcusable. i take full responsibility for my actions in that video. i was disgusted then when i did it i'm disgusted now. >> a lot of people are disgusted

by this disturbing incident was a reference in the lawsuit that ventura filed last november during combs a public apology ty for this incident he said he has sought professional help. that settled her abuse lawsuit a day after it was filed by his legal battles are not over. roddy jones filed a federal lawsuit against him in a fefebruaryaccusing combs of sexl misconduct in combs l.a. miami mansions will reportedly rated as part of a federal sex trafficking investigation in march. we reach out to combs legal team today for further comment on these matters we are waiting to hear back also combs has not been formally charged with any crimes. eric: all right christina, thanks. arthel: michael cohen will be back on the stand tomorrow for what will likely be his final day of testimony former president trump's criminal trial. the case could go to the jury later this week.

cb cotton' is live outside the new york state supreme court with a much more on what we can expect in the days ahead. >> hi arthel. the trial at winds at down the question now is whether former president donald trump's team will put up a defense for trump's lawyers certainly do not have to the burden is on the prosecution to prove to a jury trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt so jurors will have to decide whether they believe the prosecution's key witness and again trumps ex lawyer michael cohen who testified it was the former president who approved plans to suppress negative stories in an effort to protect 22016 presidential campaign. cohen testified quote everything required mr. trump's sign-up." the defense though has argued trump was trying to protect his family and not his campaign. during cross-examination trumps attorney todd blanche has worked to undermine cohen's

credibility. blanche highlighted lies cohen has told under oath in the past. he also tried to accuse cohen of lying again during his witness testimony with this trial. arguing cohen lied about having a phone call with trump over the stormy daniels payment. blanche appointed to text challenging: the phone call was instead with trumps a bodyguard to discuss harassing phone calls cohen had been receiving to that point: maintain he spoke with both the bodyguard and trump in the same phone call. we are expecting for their cross-examination to bar but some the defense has already successfully impeached cohen's testimony. >> i believe there's probably going to be one, two, maybe three jurors who are looking at this information there also looking at the fact michael cohen cannot be trusted the man is a liar. he has been conflicted on the sand, cotton lies on the stand. i believe donald trump will be

victorious. >> court resumes tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. local time. the court was not in session on friday the former president could attend his son's high school graduation. of course this means that jurors will have had a long weekend to ruminate on the cross examination thus far, back to you. >> ccb cotton, thank you. >> and want to take away my rights it better than anybody worse than capone al capone was indicted twice. i got indicted four times. i never heard the word what's an indictment? what's an indictment please? >> former president trump saying he's being worse than scarface in this trial. to what can we expect would resumes tomorrow morning? j town former u.s. attorney in alabama served in the trump administration joins us now. it's always good to see or do you think michael code is made the case for the prosecutors? >> he has made the case for the defense i think frankly. [laughter]

in order for the prosecutors to clear the very high bar beyond a reasonable doubt for what really is three crimes here. the false business record entry and the intent to promote an election by unlawful means than the unlawful means being the campaign violations you would have to believe every word michael cohen says. michael cohen is the only link to those business record entries and donald trump he invokes allen weisselberg during his direct testimony a couple hundred times. of course alan is nowhere to be found in this trial. see you have to believe cohen. the defense team todd blanche did a masterful job of really drawing out the stark contrast between his direct testimony and his cross-examination on direct he was an eddie haskell character. he p private were the only onesi know what i'm talking not want to talk about eddie haskell leave it to beaver era.

he was very polite. he was calm, he was a d due vier they began the defense case on cross they played the pod gets a first on the jury saw and heard the real michael cohen followed up by some of the great cross bite blanche. eric: you look wonderful m mr. mrs. cleaver that will be the michael cole and the other side would be like his ranting and raving on his podcasts. you bring something up that is interesting about the falsified business records i want to show exactly with the law says code is the only witness a directly tied the president into the system of the law says you have to make her calls a false entry in the business records, alter a true entry the business wrecker omitted to make a true entry in the business record and prevents the making of a true entry or causes the omission thereof in the business record. let me zero in on the word causes it. could the jury get their hooks on that word and say may be the president didn't do it, he

didn't sign the stephanie because this whole thing, if you believe michael cohen. save the former president was at a meeting with alan and: arranging the payoff to stormy, figuring it on trump station or the president measure the checks in the oval office. without michael cohen do you have anything there? >> you do not have any direct evidence even with: all you have is a meeting with: ana weisselberg and then weisselberg with the accounts payable clerk to report as legal expenses. there is no evidence donald trump ever suggested the record entry be legal expenses. he just signed the checks because they were sent to him to sign. there is nothing to suggest, no evidence whatsoever that donald trump made, because, directed or

entered any of these legal entries. let me let me make one more point about michael cohen the phone call that was made between: ann schiller that was the hot on direct examination eddie haskell testifying you always call the boss as soon as the work is done and let him know. it turns out and i'm sure he testified similarly to the grand jury as well it was that were told trump it turns out that's not true. this a puny little guy it was too sick this secret service on a 14-year-old and that is what the conversation was about because of the text a message to contextualize that call. when he was confronted by the prosecution was completely off guard and here's why that is important for its port for credibility reasons but it is one thing for the jury to learn michael cohen was a liar two years ago, five years ago and a light under oath he was convicted he's a performed eddie haskell character now but he

lied to them two days prior he lied to this jury about that phone call and was caught in it on the stand. i don't think it new york jury is going to take kindly to that at all request 20 seconds left, at that point he said i don't believe and that is when he said the jury is not below interesting to what you believe it's what happened. ten seconds for. >> your verdict, what you think will happen with the verdict? exile will sit as a trump is walking rather that a convention it was a hung jury or acquittal i do not know. if merchan did the right thing he directed verdict for an acquittal provokes our coverage back 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning on fox and friends. j town, good to see a thank you. >> you too. so i run's present valve and helicopter accident to the very latest on the search and rescue operation and how this incident could affect tensions in the middle east.

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arthel: turning back to ours top story there are conflicting reports whether rest scores have found the helicopter that crashed with around the president on board. this appears to be an accident. some u.s. lawmakers worn around could falsely accuse one of its adversaries of foul play.

he is the founder and executive director of the national security institute. so first of all do you agree iran could place blame for this crash on one its adversaries? >> urgently they could point fingers at israel and say this was retaliation for the 300 missiles of rana launched at israel about a month ago they could point fingers at the united states and say whether the united states has denied them for many years airplane and helicopter parts in this accident was caused by that but in reality the likely answer and the likely reason for this crash was the heavy fog that was in place when the helicopter went down and is a mountainous forested region in the northern part of iran. arthel: were showing pictures of the weather condition they are it's nighttime as well right now. he told his country there will be no disruption to state affairs. so what does this mean for the hamas israel war? orcs avoid the secession works

and are brought at the supreme leader signs up the first vice president this is of the present is dead the first vice president would come into power there is a clear succession here and capability. all the normal functions of government would continue even if the president were incapacitated. iran support was not going to show concern for potential that's taken place will see what happens going forward. steve at the white house has been briefed, eu officials offered emergency technology, help at the crash site. how transparent can we expect the supreme leader to be regarding details surrounding the crash? >> probably not at all the supreme leader will want to protect those involved. in fact there is a problem in the iranian government of the same time he may want to point fingers at israel, at the united states and that we see a lot of transparency. we do know turkey has offered its support as well be a member of nato perhaps the most least

reliable of nato sent six vehicles a number of other capabilities as well as search and rescue helicopter to the site so we know there are some governments getting actively involved as well. arthel: should be read into anything in terms of who is coming to iran's aid? >> obviously you got surrounding countries of the region that are in support. you have seen a lot of countries are not necessary the biggest supporter of the united states express their condolences early and often in this case. it is not surprising the president of iran for the chief justice not were the most popular people in the west because of his overseeing of the oppression of the protest that t took place a few years ago. as well as his efforts as chief justice against protesters and other folks, freedom fighters inside by ron. steve have you touched on this early and broke it down i will

repeat this he supreme leader holds ultimate power and final say on foreign policy and iran's nuclear programs he is 85 years old he is also i understand president ebrahim raisi's mentor he is 63 is seen as a contender for supreme leader. again we have no idea if president ebrahim raisi perished in this crash. you didn't mention orders of secession could be a topic of discussion and iran right now. there is nothing to read behind that. just in the event of, this is what has to happen. >> is exactly right we do not know the status of ebrahim raisi or the foreign ministers on the plane as well a number of other officials. we did out from reports of my ron they have been in touch with a couple people involved in the crash it sounds like there may be survivors. they appear to potentially locate the exact site of the

crash because of cell phone signals. they are on their way that use its round midnight there and iran we will see people survived this crash and if in fact the president of iran and for mr. survived if not there's policies and procedures in place for the secession of that individual. arthel: every set idea of any potential survivors with trey yingst earlier in the show he could not confirm that at this point either. as you said it's very fluid will see how much information we are able to get in the meantime i thank you jamil jaffer for lending your expertise as always. thank you. >> thanks, arthel. c4 wikileaks founder julian assange may learn his fate a british court will decide monday will be extradited to the nine states to face espionage charges. he was indicted five years ago by the united states government for operating his website that link to hundreds of thousands of classified documents about the wars in afghanistan and iraq

stephanie bennett live in london with more of what they could expect. >> anything can happen at this stage right now. he could be put on a plane, sent across the atlantic within 24 hours of that decision could be released from jail or in this case he could get stuck in further legal struggles once again. here's what we know so far two judges at the high court here in london will rule on whether the court is satisfied by u.s. assurances that he will not face the death penalty and could rely on the first amendment right to free speech. if he faced a u.s. trial for spying. the course was first arrested in britain in 2010 on a swedish warrant over sex crime allegations which were later dropped ever since then he has been at one form of the tensionr another has company wikileaks release hundreds of thousands of classified u.s. military documents and reports on washington's war in afghanistan and iraq u.s. authorities say those actions were reckless

should damage national security as well as endangered the lives of agents. at the high court rules extradition can go ahead and his lawyers will likely turn to the european court of human rights. but if the judges reject the u.s. submissions he will have permission to appeal. for now though his wife, stella, said the speakers in his her husband's mental health is struggling. >> he is surviving and he is fighting to survive. when that is a daily battle. >> human rights groups and some political leaders including the prime minister of australia have called for this case to be dropped. eric: right stephanie, thank you. arthel: top a deputy at the national institutes of health confirms american taxpayers funded covid research at a lab in wuhan. our next guest is a covid whistleblower shares hisou thoughts. that is coming u hd,p next.

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>> they are dealing with animal viruses but they are taking animal viruses and trying to make them more a path to genetic to a human being. in other words more lethal, or dangerous towards human beings fade that is the bottom line and that's what they were doing. >> congressman reacting after an nih official admitted u.s. taxpayers funded the risky research on coronavirus at the lab in wuhan china. took place in the months and years leading up to the covid-19 pandemic. did they have any relationship to that? her to break it all down is a jamie for w.h.o. expert committee member he's been called the original covenant 10 whistleblower for his research on that virus. jamie, how important? what is the meaning and significance of this admission on capitol hill? mrs. lawrence tailback said dr. fauci should have said three years ago. which is essentially there is a difference between what people mean and the generic language

very technical definition of a comet usage of the term this is gain and function rate that's been very clear for a long time for that lease of the second question did the united states government funded research that contributed the origin was research related incident and wuhan as i certainly believe and have believed from the beginning. what role did u.s. government funding player not? by the letter of the agreement between eagle health alliance and the wuhan institute of virology it would not have played a role. we have no idea what work was being done. and of course money is fungible we need a full investigation of everything including ourselves. eric: at one of things that was said it's still troubling is they don't know where it came from but at least they say that. let's listen to what he said during the hearing on friday.

>> i strongly believe a thorough expert driven investigation into the origins of sars cov-2 is critical to prepare for the next potential pandemic. while it is frustrating, it is not a surprise we still do not know with certainty how this virus came to be. >> we still do not know with certainty how this virus came to be he said. after all the millions of deaths. after everything we have gone through what is your sense of how this virus came to be? >> said a moment ago i believe and i have believed from the beginning by far the most likely origin is a research related institute i'm sorry research related incident at a wuhan lab. as lawrence just said in that clip, the primary reason, we do not know what happened is because the chinese government has done everything possible to prevent an investigation but they've destroyed samples, hidden records, imprison chinese citizen journalist for asking

questions they have a gag order on chinese scientists. they have prevented any meaningful international investigation. that is why we don't know. i know for certain our government does not have the started but we need to do anything possible to probe we need to pressure china it would need to work with our allies to pressure china. this is just outrageous my bad. this is just outrageous that 27 million excess and they're still making full investigation because there is no meaningful investigation we are at risk for a future pandemic. >> you think it's a mistake as some have said on someone's shoe or kind of escaped. or was it potentially intentional? what is your best sense especially if china has been trying to hide it all these years look at the devastation it caused. >> here is my best guess based

on four plus years of looking at this. twenty-eight years ago we had the first sars crisis i think china realized they were behind in the development of their ability to respond and prevent this kind of crisis so they built up their capacities. we helped them they were trying to leapfrog ahead of the rest of the world by developing a pan kronos virus vaccine and wuhan. they had an accident it took them a little while to figure that out. once a small number of people figured that out they have a choice to be alon on this accidt out everything that happens downstream or would you with the chinese communist party is designed to do which is to lie and try to create a new reality and that's basically what is happened over these last four years. while i certainly think we need to ask tough questions of our own government we need to ask the tough as a possible question of the chinese government this is just an outrage. eric: over quick thing what's interesting how does t it work? they develop a virus the purpose

was not to develop a deadly virus but to develop the vaccine for a potential deadly virus? >> essentially the way it would work as you create the kind of virus in a lab environment that you are afraid of it. you build the monster you are trying to defend against you use that to test a vaccine to see if it would work so you could have a mouse, you in infected mouse h this deadly virus and then you test a vaccine to see whether it can essentially kill the virus. that is what gain of function research is about. in 2011 went fauci and collins promoted this work they had a high profile editorial in the "washington post" they said this should be done and the highest of bio containment facility at level three or level four. in china they did this in level two that all kinds of security lapses the in wuhan institute of virology was not a safe

institute for very lax security practices. my best pet as there was an accident and the chinese government is not working to cover it up for four years. eric: look what has happened for jamie, thank you for insight thank you for explaining it in for your investigation as it continues pretty good to see you. >> nice to see you. arthel: former president trump accepted the national rifle association endorsement and promised to protect second amendment rights during a speech at the group's annual meeting. madeleinmadeleine rivera has mo. >> moments before former president trump spoke the nra endorsed him second amendment is on the ballot in november. surging gun owners to vote. >> you go out and vote, i understand exactly why you don't. but we have to win this election is the most important election in the history of our country. >> spent more than $17 million in 2016 and $10 million in 2020 to boost gop candidates at the

federal level. the group is hobbled by corruption allegations and soaring legal fees its membership is down to which could affect the extent to which a bay up back at trump's campaign he will undo president binds executive orders on gun control pair that is of course if he returns to the white house. sink this donald trump joins the nra to promise to put the gun lobby over the safety of our families he is once again proving he does not care about our communities, our children or our futures truck taking aim at robert f kennedy jr.'s speech on saturday he calls a third-party candidate a radical leftist kennedy takes his own shots of the former president and president biden. kennedy is accusing both of them of keeping him out of the presidential debates but he told "sunday morning futures" this morning he is in talks with cnn to ensure he gets a spot on their station next month. looks to give them five national polls that show meekly in the cnn poll the most recent cnn poll estimate 15%. the harvard harris pulled the

monmouth poll, they all have me at 15% or more. so i qualify for the debates for vice president biden of trump have committed to two debates what in june and the other in september. arthel: metal rivera thank you. eric: another round of severe weather this week adam klotz is here with what we can expect asl "fox news live" continues.ee so ♪ ight or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory,

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looking at for sunday severe weather or just mastering to kick off it. we are beginning to see everyone of those polygons the boxes on the screen, severe warned thunderstorm winds up to 68 miles per hour some hail as well but ultimately they will be tornadoes and as we speak we have a tornado on the ground that's interstate 70. moving about 30 miles an hour. baseball size hail with with this one individual cell currently on the move this was observed. this is probably the first of all will ultimately become several tornadoes over the course of the day as well as the risk of big straight-line winds up to 100 miles per hour with a pretty good bull's-eye covering most of kansas. it's a four on a scale of five five is as high as we ever get this is fairly significant whether on the overnight hours tonight at risk isn't present in a medium range. two on the scale of five. not quite as high there's already a tornado on the ground we could see more of that, hail will continue to be an issue getting up to excise sale across

its entire region stretching it a portions of oklahoma. all folks are going to have to deal with this as we continue to prevented the overnight hours here is the timing if you sales out there right now they will explode. they'll be a lot more the next several hours and then looking forward, comes on a little bit tomorrow. by the time we get into choosing another really active day. arthel: that is a lot to watch out for. adam klotz thank you very much. eric: 's space flight is 63 years in the making. the wonderful details on historical rocket launch next from texas right here when we come back. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy long lasting relief in a scent free, gentle mist.

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eric: getting reports that a shooting at a high school graduation ceremony in cape girardeau, missouri it happened at the show be sent on the

campus of southeast missouri state university. local media reports at least one person was taken to the hospital. unclear if any suspects are in custody. arthel: command to start and two, one, zero. ignition to start. [cheering] left off. arthel: trip to space 98-year-old mr. ed dwight celebrated the moment he became the oldest person to travel to space it pretty made the journey about blue origin new shepard spacecraft. mr. dwight was america's first black astronaut candidate in 1961 but was not chosen for the nasa astronaut corps. he made it today. eric: absolutely wonderful. chosen during the kennedy administration just wonderful. >> s great back in 1962 what happened. anyway that is it for us.

you will be busy starting tomorrow i'm getting word the trial may be starting a little early tomorrow. you will be very busy. sport trump trial starts a little early our coverage starts at 6:00 a.m. on fox and friends. couldn't go to the jury later this week we could assume no the verdict. we will see. eric: okay stick around coming at 6:00 p.m. fox report with jon scott. r watching.