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breaking numbers of migrants. walking across the southern border are now increasingly coming in on commercial flights. >> it's an illegal program, they are bring people and they don't have a right to be in this country! >> florida governor rod desantis on a bye demonstration program he says allows tens of thousands of immigrants to fly into the country. as the border -- border crisis surges those with sanctuary status scrambled to deal with migrant squatters. but get little federal help. >> with the entirety of the population of new york city, they have come across the border illegally just in the past three years. >> we'll speak with the texas governor greg abbott who is standing by his promise who is is busting that.

>> we need to see certain take -- certain changes. >> frustrations between the white house and israel boil over after a military strike kills humanitarian workers. delaware democratic senator joins us. is israel today marks six months since the hamas terror attacks. plus. >> the election will now be a little more than six months and it will be the most important i believe election we've ever had. >> reporter: the former president on the office cutting into the fundraising deficit he faces against president biden. as new poll show the presumptive nominee with leads and the critical battleground states. our sunday panel we'll join us to break down the swing state battle ahead of them 2024. right now on fox news sunday. ♪

>> hello from fox news in washington, hello everybody we begin with a fox news alert. israel has announced a major ground troop withdrawal from southern gauze sign this comes six months to the day after hamas' brutal terror attacks in israel on october 7th which was the beginning of the war in gaza. in a moment we will get reaction from the form relation committee boat first, coverage with lucas -- lucas tom olsen trade, let's begin with you. >> reporter: martha, good morning, it's been six months and some as a current known as black saturday. and they announced that they have withdrawn all troops from

southern gaza. there is just one brigade of israeli soldiers left in gaza and they will be there to have a supply line. there are additional operations that are expected to take place including targeted raids that could happen in the future, clearly marking the first phase of this war which could be an indication that the cease-fire talks are headed in the right direction. looking back at the past 184 days when numbers are staggering with those people in israel killed in a surprise attack on october 7th where the 250 were taken hostage. >> what is going to your mind in that moment? >> terrible fear. with those units they opened it like that i remember those big

green eyes and they screamed at me in arabic and i don't understand what they were asking me. >> is a hostage taking the air and ground campaign in response to round 33,000 people dead according to the palestinian health ministry. israel does not dispute the numbers but says more than a third of the causes killed or militants from hamas or islamic jihad. were between israel and hamas is the longest in the country's history and at the six month mark they are bracing for the possibility of a larger regional conflict. >> thank you very much. going to lucas tom olsen and their reaction. i lucas. >> martha, it appears from dorsal threats and president biden worked with the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu bynen needed an immediate cease-fire and how they conduct their waringa zub. >> threatening to stop military aid to israel.

>> i asked them to seize what they are doing. >> reporter: he called a situation gauze on acceptable and demanded israel do more to protect civilians and deliver more aid while battling hamas. biden said his redline was israeli forces launching an assault on rafa, some democratic lawmaker said any large-scale military action there we'll force them to contention aid to israel. the spokesman for biden said the recent conversations between leaders. >> to any have been killed and if we don't see the changes that we have to make some changes and decisions of our own. >> this botched drone strike was a tipping point with america's closest allies in the middle east. seventy-eight workers were killed including an american. similar drone strike by the us military in afghanistan during the withdrawal killed ten civilians including seven children. no one was punished. john kirby downplayed the comparison. >> these are events that happen

three years apart its. with the geographic locations, to different countries and do -- two different sets of circumstances. >> is really forces carry this out in syria last week killing a commander. iran hasn't vowed revenge putting us and israeli forces in the region on high alert. over a hundred hostages remain in a captivity in gaza. tomorrow the national security advisor jake sullivan plans me with the families with some of them here at the white house. martha? >> thank you lucas. lucas tomlinson during me with the delaware senator and the bynen campaign nationals cochair, chris koons from the biting campaign. with the headquarters in lewington, senator, thank you very much for being here this morning. we hear these reports that we just heard from lucas tomlinson entry yates, israeli idf forces pulling out except for one brigade, what is your reaction to this very big developments on the ground in gaza? >> martha, furs it's important

to see how this began six month ago with a brutal barbaric attack by those who massacred israelis and in the few months t in here thousand thousand idf troops have tried to carry out i campaign to aluminate hamas from gaza. there will still be several thousand idf troops, that's what a brigade is. in gaza after this announcement this morning, but i presume that this is a tactical decision by the idf and israeli leadership in the face of a threat of a real attack from the north, from house below or a direct attack from iran. it's important for all of us who support israel to be clear that we will continue to defend israel against iran or any of its proxies in the region. >> martha: so you see this as a tactical regrouping? not is the end of the war, is this the cease-fire president biden clearly laid down his request for? he said we will not support you

if we don't see changes. are these those changes? or not? >> speak -- >> i wasn't in that conversation but there is negotiations in cairo today about a possible hostage release and cease-fire. as you know martha, thousands and thousands of israelis have been protesting in tel aviv and throughout the country about the lack of progress on a release of the hostages you will be hearing from a hostage, seven who has been released soon, i have met many times with hostage families, it is tragic that hamas continues to use civilians as human shields, continues to hold these hostages, and continue to terrorize them, now for hundred 84 days. it is my hope that the changes that were asked for the delivery of humanitarian aid on the de- confliction of possible strikes into gaza with where humanitarian aid is being delivered and the conduct of the future campaign against rafa will finish the job against

hamas in a way that will minimize civilian casualties. i'm hopeful we are going to see all those changes unfolding here in the days ahead. >> martha: so why didn't president biden make this contingent that if you bring about a cease-fire, it will be in return for hostages? no cease-fire until the hostages were returned or are returned completely. that's always been netanyahu's goal so it looks like we are seeing this in reverse i'm just hoping that this will result in the release of hostages senator. >> a thing we're mischaracterizing what's going on. there was to be thousands of idf soldiers i have not heard president biden call for a cease-fire without the release of hostages. i think that this is the direction all of us are pressing for. that will remind you that president biden has repeatedly pushed carter and egypt that have direct indications with hamas to press amounts harder to release the hostages that they

are holding. i think that's what all of us have been helped -- hoping for my last meeting with the primus turn netanyahu in israel, that's what i was encouraging was continue negotiations and i've also directly communicated with the egyptian and qatari leaders on the urgency of a hostage release. as a condition for any cease-fire. >> just a -- just a reminder to her viewers, the sentiment of protesters, this is from a few months ago, there was a low student protesters continuing to see them all the time against the us policy, in support of israel, watch this. >> you have a whole generation of voters coming up who are going to be able to vote in this next election and if you don't stop this genocide now you will not get these votes. >> martha: we saw hundreds of thousands of votes uncommitted against essentially president biden, we have heard for quite a while about the tensions that exist within the white house kind of president initially said

he was rocksolid in support of israel's efforts here. have the protesters won at the white house? >> no, let me remind you just would happen two weeks ago. president biden signed into law our annual appropriations bill that includes $3.8 billion in support for israel. i think this is a tactical disagreements that began with primus or netanyahu saying he would go into rafa, let me remind you, and rafa there is more than a million palestinian civilians who have fled on the north and the centre of gaza. they are now trapped up against the heart -- the border with egypt and what i've been saying and what i believe president biden has been saying directly to prime minister netanyahu is before you go in n. scale and try to finish the job, against hamas, make sure you allow for hat -- mentoring aid and for those dropped in rafa to move out of the way before you conduct this last stage of the campaign. that's what i understand the

disagreement to be about. speech we want to ask you quick question about ukraine but i first want to ask you this, what you say to those who say that this move is going to be music to the ears for hamas and for iran? and that their ultimate goal of eradicating israel from the middle east, if they see the united states pressuring israel to pull back will be exactly what they want to? >> well, let's move onto the supplemental which helps answer that question. the senate controlled by democrats passed with a big bipartisan margin. a supplemental that president biden requested. that includes aid for ukraine, humanitarian aid with the action at the house or weeks the hope that they will put on the floor this week, it will show iran with a strong bipartisan determination to continue to support israel in the face of iran's threats.

i've that passes the house this week. >> i would just ask you a more question on this and that's do believe there is an imminent straight coming from iran in retaliation for the killing of two top commanders in the iranian forces? >> what has been publicly released by our government is a concern that there is a likelihood of an iranian strike, i can get into classified materials but it is important that we continue to show strong support for the defence of israel. that we continue to support the iron dome and other ballistic missile defences that we have joined and developed that he make it clear we will defend israel against any of these attacks. >> martha: let me ask you one quick question, members the house include nancy pelosi wrote a letter say they want to resend even the current weapons delivery to israel. what do you say to them? >> in the face of a possible

attack, i don't agree. we should anyway constrain or just stopped -- stopped the delivery of the defence of materials those essential for israel's defence. >> martha: we will see where the us support of israel goes in the wake of all of these developments. thank you very much. at the heavy here today. >> thank you martha. >> martha: coming up next, thousand on migrants continue to pour across the southern border, the cost to the states and big cities reaching a breaking point. we will speak with the texas governor greg abbott who is in new york city this week very controversial appearance a back-and-forth of the mayor and we will get a live report coming up next. ♪

>> americas border crisis making news on several big fronts this week with the numbers staggering. border patrol with over 350,000 migrant encounters in january and february this year alone and those of the people they actually counted. over a thousand pounds a daily fentanyl seized in those two months over a thousand miles

away the self-declared century cities are suffering. new york city alone has spent over $2 billion this year's applying asylum-seekers hosing was schooling and we will look with the texas governor greg abbott who is just in new york at a controversial moment with greg abbott we will talk with him about that but first let's turn to fox news national correspondent hi matt. >> hi martha. we're there with southern part new most "and the over the last couple days as area has been swarming with illegal migrants nativity. we just saw men freely walk right around the border wall behind me. this is all happening a few miles from el paso where governor greg abbott -- greg abbott is strengthening his border. >> in el paso, fox news exclusively with the texas military as they install this

fencing and wire. greg abbott says that they have now installed more than 10e that's acting like a wall in deterring migrants. >> had told national guard i don't want you to double down on the amount of where we have on border i said i want you to triple or quadruple. >> are you from? >> fox news ask was becoming face to face with these illegal migrants as they easily cross into the us mounts christo rey. a border patrol agent told fox news they have lost control of the mountain to human smugglers. they were monitoring us while also trying to conceal migrants they were guiding. >> we are outside of solon park new mexico and we are walking along the obama wall they see if there is these holes in the wall that cartels cut to smuggle humans through their referred to as doggy doors and they say they

are so overwhelmed right now they can't keep up with patching them. also capturing these two men trying to climb through one or the holes but they took off running back into mexico. then they screamed at us. >> reporter: and this morning there is the ongoing legal battle over texas state bill for which would give texas the right to simply arrest and jail illegal migrants. martha? >> thank you matt. we will the texas governor greg cabot has busted thousands of migrants from texas to the big apple, they made a trip there himself this week. he it has a very frosty relationship with new york's mayor and former police captain who greeted the news that abbott would be in the city to speak at a gop fundraiser with this invitation to come stay while the migrant shelters. >> i'm going to offer him a stay in one of these areas.

so he can see what he has created. and understand how we are treating people with dignity and respect that he should have shown as well. when we coordinate together, we should not displace problems for local municipalities. that's not what executives do. it's unfortunate he made the decision to do that. >> that is the mayor saw the story joining us now from austin, texas governor greg abbott's, very good to have you with us governor. the events i mentioned in new york city with the big gop fundraiser, i would like to begin with you by playing a piece of sound of you speaking at this event. >> we made clear by contacting his office we are not setting them to new york, that's joe biden selling them to new york. but the criticism kept coming. he kept coming, despite our denial. so after a while i thought guys! if i'm going to get that criticism i'm going to get the credit. [ laughter ]

thus began the buzzing of illegal immigrants to the sanctuary city of new york city. [ applause ] >> martha: governor ki welcome, that comment and the actions you have taken which really changed the game and so anyways with regard to how the country views immigration but the mayor said because a comments like that you are morally bankrupt and that you are using these individuals as political ponds, would you say that starkly. >> the person ask you using illegal immigrants as ponce is joe biden. he has crated this open border policy that has allowed illegal immigrants into our country. to appease the far leftists and the democrat party. trying to win their support while at the same time destroying the country he is in charge of.

he is the commander-in-chief. we are being evaded in ways that are putting our country at risk because of the political games that joe biden is playing. mayor adams is aiding and abetting that. by having a sanctuary of city status welcoming in anybody from across the world to live there or stay there, in new york city, on the build of new york city, mayor adams needs to do, you nisa stop talking boldly about illegal immigration in the migrants that they are sending there and he needs to step up and do his own job because look at the dangers of new york city under his watch? we will police officer who was killed, my train system in new york which is treacherous for travellers. you have police officers attacking -- attacked in time square by illegal immigrants. he needs to step up and do his job as mayor and protector of the people of his community. as opposed to gimmicks about

what is going on then the border. >> martha: the the polling clearly shows people are very unhappy with the president's handling of this issue. president biden's job performance on immigration a 67% disapprove, the border numbers are similar as well. but the president did get some good economic news this week governor. and the mark strahl reports, 303,000 jobs added. the unemployment rate in this country is at three-point aids and the jobs at a number was over a hundred thousand higher than economist were expecting there. so take a look at this from set up wars publication. this is what they are arguing. the border crisis might be a boon for the economy. the daily march of migrants across the southern border has been a political curse for joe biden. president joe biden, or for the economy might have turned out to be a blessing. by adding millions of new workers to the labour market the immigration surge has led to payrolls and growth and

potentially helped cake -- help to keep a lead -- lid on consumer prices, what you say to that starkly. >> i'll give you some facts i complete a bunk that notion. one reason the us economy is doing so well is because the texas economy is doing so well. the gross domestic economic growth in texas is going twice as fast as the united states. where the fastest growing economy of any large stated there stead in the united states. job wise, texas ranks number 1 for the most new jobs added. so our economy and jobs are growing faster and at the very same time martha, while illegal immigration into the state of texas is going down, illegal immigration in texas has gone down 72 percent because of the resistance i we have put up. it has gone up in the other border states. so texas is decreasing illegal immigration while the very same time adding more jobs and

growing our economy more faster than the entire country. >> soka give us an update as before, where do you think this goes next? we heard you talking about quadrupling the wire at the border and you have just cited the numbers with the drop and that's when the reasons we have seen such a big rush over to california because texas has become tougher. >> the arguments took place last week and there'll be a decision coming out who knows when. then there could be an appeal to the court of appeals and eventually with united state supreme court's but i will tell you this, we feel pretty good about this which is a law that authorizes texas to make arrests feeling good about us winning for this very similar reason. texas is doing is not in conflict with the laws of the united states of america. they are consistent and they uphold the law of the nine states of america and they are also part -- past by congress

that require the president in the country to die illegal entry and to detain anybody who comes into the country illegally and build border barriers. while joe biden has abandoned that responsibility texas has embraced the duty and all texas is doing is enforcing laws as before the federal government has already said they want to have enforced. >> what you think should be the ramifications for the president not enforcing those laws when it comes to the national security of the country governor? >> candidly because he's in direct violation of laws past by congress, i don't know if it's criminal, but there is definitely a civil action that should be taken,'s because of the dangerous threats posed to our country by his actions this is reasons for drug termination which is exactly why he should be fired by the american people this november. >> thank you very much good to have your the sunday. thank you sir we will see you soon.

>> straight ahead president trump last night looking to begin big-box as a whole file -- high-profile beach fundraiser last night will take you there live and get a report of what happens behind those walls last evening and our sunday panel goes into the dollars of trump versus biden. next .

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♪ >> major republican donors joining at a huge event to support for president trump helping him shatter a fundraising record according to the numbers coming in. fox news national correspondent madison scarp you know live in a windy palm beach this morning with the very latest on what happen last night at mara lago. i medicine. >> good morning. the hedge fund billionaire raked in over $50 million according to the rnc. that's up from early estimates of $43 million and nearly doubled what president biden rays at his new york city fundraiser before president obama and clinton, this was the first major fundraiser for trump and the rnc since he became the

party's residential nominee. >> people just want change. everybody wants change. we are a laughingstock all over the country and we need that to change. >> there was big names and a lot of money at last nights events. high dollar donors paid anywhere from 200 to $800,000 to be at the fundraiser and it was headlined by the former first lady melania trump. bigger public and mega- donors like the aisle -- oil cart -- tycoon and steve when they were on the guest list. along with former rivals who now have endorsed him. tim scott, governor doug burke come in the biting campaign slam trunks high dollar donors strategy saying its a way for trump to pay off his legal fees

and do the bidding of his billionaire buddies. >> this the grassroots campaign of nurses and teachers and firefighters and cops versus donald trump a couple billionaires looking for a tax cut. >> donations from the palm beach fundraiser will go to trump's campaign the rnc stay political parties and the commute that pays his legal bills. i say this also covers other expenses as well. trump assault behind competition in terms of money those fundraising dollars we'll help trump close the gap with president biden he raised $90 million last month. but it also has more cash on hand with a hundred $92 million compared to trump's $93 million. trump has several more fundraisers this week including one on wednesday in georgia where he's facing election interference charges and meanwhile president biden has events in madison wisconsin, chicago, calmly harris we'll be

in philadelphia tomorrow. martha? >> martha: they are making the rounds in the battleground states. thank you medicine. medicine in palm beach this morning and i was time for our sunday group. olivia beavers, congressional correspondent and fox news senior political analyst townhall.com editor, and he is a director of the institute, what my buddy had agreed to have you all here. let me start with you. you hear a lot of back-and-forth with the teams on these numbers and i just want to put up again the cash on hand. with the rnc in this case. and the dnc, a hundred 19 million for joe biden, 9344 president trump. how much does this matter really in the game? >> in the presidential campaigns and general money is what makes the world go around. taking your name out there and how you market yourself, plus doing polling and having staff.

trump had grown to make out about a hundred million deficit and it seems like he's trying to assuage some of those concerns last night, i will definitely start to help in this case. but, also, you are seeing this was some of the donors previously supporting some of his other primary opponents who have since dropped alec the ron desantis and nikki haley donors and this is his way of sorting -- sort of trying to catch up with the democrats. >> martha: it's interesting because when you look back at 2016 when trump was victorious, he spent the least amount of money. the next campaign in 2020 they talk a lot about how they were blowing the lid off of fundraising, and he lost in the campaign. so you know, if these are also two players who the american people know very, very well. what is your take on the money? >> the main ideas nestling either of them needs with where their money get spence but there has been a lot of talk about weather donald trump will be

able to bring home their publican party and big billy narrative arkansas was a big nikki haley supporter and he was only at the fundraiser but i cochair donating with the top amount his name was on the invitation for the fundraiser, also they have players at the former senator out of georgia like at they were at the fundraiser, also cochair, they are seen this railing around with the general election i believe that we have ever seen so he's bringing home republicans who previously had question mark so they would back donald trump opens a door for other donors to have a safe place to go and get behind the trump campaign. >> martha: so this is a quote from the trump books, we have a medicines peace, the biden take on who the donors are and who they are courting, visit with the trump team says, or publicans may not be the beneficiaries of the self interested as the hollywood and silicon valley elites but trump

is proud to be supported by donations from voters who are the back one of the nation, that's in the trump campaign sees it -- senior advisor. this is a question because this part of the money raising it reveals how broad the support really is out there. what is your take? >> just the numbers are not in favour of that statement. i think wright now, by the people are say 96% other voters are giving $200 or less. what we saw last night was big money coming behind four president trump. for then it allows the bottom people to say oh, you are backed by the oil money and oil burial -- billionaire cansino billionaire hedge fund billionaire tiktok billionaire billionaire, you're really have the people and when anything about the need to consolidate the republican base is striking that where they are able to get the former president obama and

former president clinton and all those people to gather in support of him what you get for four president trump is doug berg him, the governor of north dakota, tim scott's from south carolina, you do not seem -- see nikki haley or mike pence, you don't see george w. bush you do not see dyck chain either former republican vice president. that base is still eluding him but i don't thing there is any getting around, he raise a lot of money last night with his campaign saying its enough or him to run! >> i'm not sure how much the average voter cares who shows about these things could go after people across america on the battleground states we got last week are sitting around say this person was there and this person wasn't but we are seeing with these numbers is a very important polling a backs up some of the numbers we saw in

previous polls as well that trump is ahead in every single battleground state. by a few points. tight in the state wisconsin what's your take? >> it's up for grabs. seen these numbers here is it's favouring trump, it will require president biden to get out there and president trump will be out there, heard a story that kamala harris is out of pennsylvania, not sure what she will do the democrats but they are making decisions where they will get their money if it will be like that. they will come down tween trump versus biden it doesn't matter who's out there. they recognize it's down to these two and that's what you will see the emphasis on with the states is everyone has to recognize you had to pick one side are another. >> pennsylvania, a quick soundwave from calling harris and just how effective she is or is not, for president biden, let's watch out soundwave from her with what they're doing for

folks. >> 3000 more families will be able to replace drafty windows. and install insulation to keep their homes warm in the winter and cool in the summer. and here north carolina to help you lower that not -- monthly energy bill. >> loading government program after government program. they don't talk with the third of the numbers being like this with healthcare that's why the campaign is like this. >> we are short on time but this is fascinating to me. 303,000 jobs created, 71,000 of those jobs are government jobs and that's the kind of number we have been seeing consistently so the government is getting bigger and bigger and bigger. purely on the numbers we see

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>> this is a tactical decision by the idf and leadership in the face of a real threat of attack on the north from hasbro or a direct attack from iran. and it's important for all of us support israel to be clear that we will continue to defend israel against iran or any of its proxies in the region. >> reporter: chris koontz being with us earlier after israel announced a major ground troop withdrawal from southern gaza. we are back now with our panel. asking him if he's a part of this letter from members of congress saying they wanted to pull back even the current military allotment that's on its way. to israel. where is this going? >> was thing the biden ministration is walking a very fine line, they've been seeing

especially with the core, voters with the biden winning tran-20 the young voters, they are taking issue with how they are handled in gauze and i think this is where they are seeing this pressurized situation where there wanting to support israel and they are seeing them sort of going after president netanyahu. and that's where they have this whole conflict. by the nisa figure out how he is going to navigates retracting these voters? >> is there good guys and bad guys between hamas and israel and do we still see these lines clearly? >> the six-month anniversary since the tragic events october 7th. loss and the noise or three things. rate? there is hostages with october 2nd and the terrorist organization they are holding

those who around them and third with the ministration they are responsible for supporting the organizations. we have lost sight of this. and we keep the three things in mind with the flood against terrorism. we are seeing this change but still they were going to raphael that is what all of israel wants. >> it's a great points. as roger said, isis is to america as hamas is to israel and there's only one outcome of that and that was in our minds eradication of isis. and the elimination of the terror group and victory. we are not hearing the president talking about victory for israel. >> thank we are hearing this week the president talking about israel sally killing those people and the men who was ahead of that was liberty chef israel

didn't do this as just you know, consequence of war but it was tactical and intentional. from what we have heard in terms of reporting. >> why weren't they originally to go time people in afghanistan and there were seven children, there was no one there was ever reprimanded for that. >> i think we have had generals testify on capitol hill just recently about how this was in error. what we're seeing on the ground and israel israel is the president saying what we're seeing going on in gauze as regrettable and people are calling you know this a massacre. people that are not involved with hamas. and you have the two do a better job of protecting not only innocent people really its heartbreaking for the children when they die. but those who are humanitarian aid workers and that's why the president is saying let's get a deal that involves release of

hostages and the cease-fire. and this was the first time you heard the word cease-fire come from the white house because of this and netanyahu and his tactics are clearly seen is not just the united states, israel has always been a paradigm of human rights given with the jewish. >> martha: they have sent lower warnings every time they're going after buildings, the war is horrific and wants to see that including westar with the hamas invasion. >> of the devastation of gaza. >> katie a. want to see you in here of also seen the footage with hamas recording themselves slaughtering children and families while they are lily sitting at their tables on a saturday morning. i will say domestically the politics of this, joe biden said he ran for the first time based on what he saw in charlottesville. he is now can pitch relating to hundreds of thousands of people in michigan college campus

activist i believe october 7th was justified which is really shows fill in the left on steroids. yet he is getting away with that position and changing foreign policy as a result. the bottom line, let me finish, there's plenty of people in this country. >> not me i'm just telling you! >> lobby will michigan have justified this including the congresswoman who refuses to fully condemn what happens. back to the issue of war. this is a war. come off start of the war and they held hostages and their keeping hostages they did two of those things and everything that followed as a result of what they did on october 7th. they're the cease-fire october 6 and if israel doesn't get the job done now against hamas, there'll be another war. as i was in 2014 as there was previously and i will continue as we go on and they don't finish the job. >> the unconditional cease-fire. with the unconditional surrender to hamas, it's unacceptable.

>> hamas and iran must -- iran must be happy when they see the israeli troops pulling out in very large numbers today, you'll see where this goes. pet standby panel as we mentioned we are just a few hours away from a total eclipse of the sun for millions of americans living in the path of totality which stretches from texas all the way up to maine across the country robbery in indianapolis are joining what to expect. i robert! >> emera thigh, greens from indianapolis motor speedway. the 500 begins next month before that, a blockbuster event tomorrow. as indianapolis is awaiting this total solar eclipse to hit at about three '06 pm and thousands of people have made their way into the capital city many have binoculars like this solar been ocular with these incredible filters and glasses. so the mania of the solar eclipse has hit and people are on the streets, they are selling t-shirts in memoriam if you

cannot the solar eclipse tomorrow before it even happens, there is dinosaurs at the children to museum with glasses on, people are getting telescopes radium indeed, we have been talking to a lot of people and one of them, the actual professor at butler university who told us about the planetarium and their plans, have a listen. >> if the weather cooperates with they will see in those final five minutes before totality is streetlights come up. then jupiter, then we will see the diamond ring effect for the last speck coming through the moons valleys. then we are thrust into twilight. >> look at this map of texas that it might be in trouble with the cloud cover and actually the severe storms and in indianapolis whom should be good tomorrow with three of 6:00 pm when the sun and the earth and

the moon crosses in between and creates the total solar eclipse we are ready and we have all the gear to capture fox weather and the fox entities. tune in tomorrow for sure and watch her coverage from sunrise all the way to sunset. >> i can't see anything when i look at hit this. [ laughter ] thank you very much. panel where will you be for this? >> you can see thing we look at these can you? >> and way to try to go to maryland to see by can see. [ laughter ] roger, what about you what's a plan? >> the same kind of thing. >> all right. we'll be watching it live on the story, thank you panel, i'll have complete coverage of this at 3:00 eastern and we will be watching it because it will be going over new york exactly during our hour tomorrow. you don't want to miss it. up next, howard joins us to talk about the rise of women's

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>> shannon: fruit -- >> martha: for years it fell eco- once i show what the men taken the vast majority of the attention, but with the rise of

the popular female stars in the world of college basketball, women are now rivaling the popularity of the men's games. >> what caitlin clark did and almost single-handedly carrying her team to victory over osu. was a cultural phenomenon. three years of endless practice taking 300 shots in each section to transform herself into a leader without losing her midwestern niceness. that event was the most-watched best's game in history, 12.3 million viewers pecan 16 millions. as it took on the lsu store or star. then they could boost the visibility of the low-profile wnba where both women are headed. but there is controversy as well.

>> a caitlin clark if they were black would we be looking at this in a different way? and let's be honest the answer from everyone on the panel was yes. in one way or another. >> they gain respect. >> she feels she has been under siege since trash talking caitlin clark and lancers championship game won by lsu. >> have been attacked 70 times death threats have been sexualized, i been threatened i've been so many things and i've stood strong every single time. >> reporter: they coach also led her team off the court before the national anthem leaving only iowa to pay its respects to claim this was routine and she was not thinking about the anthem. clark who this season brought the -- broke the record for men or women back in 1970 is not one

to brag even after kneeling nine three-pointers monday night. >> of head games web into for 16 i've had games ripen nine of 15, it all averages out. it was nice to have a game where i got some good looks at three for sure. >> reporter: she let her team to a nailbiting victory in your basement national championship this afternoon. >> is a sure and airy any great package you put together for us looking at the history of all of this howie. >> reporter: getting m it's time to get away and cache in, at cache creek casino resort, to rock and to roll. to go all out or... go all in. with four stars and rising stars, northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place... ...to do as much -or as little- as you want. make your get away now and cache in

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