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move. the block and around goes the 34 and reddick steals one. >> ainsley: that is reddickens first win of the season and 23 racing in attendance. as the team was celebrating the victory there they are. the washington nationals president's race turning into an all-out moss cut brawl. several washington, d.c. and virginia based sports team mascots came sprinting out toward the president. can you see the moss scotts jump into the fray, knocking down the racing president, according to the paye announcer, mascot screech invited his friends to ruin the race and screech ended up winning, the nationals hold the president's race at every home game. >> brian: is that okay? >> will: i think this is very wwe. >> brian: i worry. you get that big head on you can't get out of the way. next thing you know.
leaving california. more news to get to here. starting with this: a national health expert is in effect for ground beef. some ground beef made by greater omaha may contain e.coli. the department of food safety inspection service says the warning impacts products made on march 28th with a use by date of april 22nd. good to know. a new study finds that writing down thoughts and shredding them could help with people's anger management. the japanese study says crumbling up the paper or tearing it helps eliminate participants stress. whaty your weirdest or venting techniques. email us at friends@foxnews.com. i eagerly awaited those responses, will. >> will: email those. in what do you do to vent? i would like some tips and therapy. >> carley: deep down inside. >> will: thanks, carley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. >> will: make sure the grass is
she has had. if even the mayor isn't safe, what does that say about l.a.? >> if you had a fire captain's house constantly catching fire or went to mechanic to take your car and oil slicks and smoking cars everywhere, you wouldn't go there. now you have a mayor who is constantly telling you crime is down well this is the second time your house has been broken into. you tell us homelessness is getting taken care of. we see the numbers. it's thousands of people dying. a couple hundred people took up your offer for housing and everyone else is just out on the streets while millions and billions of dollars just evaporate. >> will: we said it in your introduction here. great analogy to the fire captain. but, you know, the fire captain would have the fire i were department fairly quickly to a fire at his house as you would expect the mayor would have the lapd responding fairly quickly to a problem at her house. now, take out the fire captain and the mayor.
typical nondisclosure agreement. it's a little unclear from what we know right now, whether the president knew or didn't know. but i will tell you michael cohen has said publicly and has filed with, i think, the fec a statement that is going to be inconsistent with his upcoming testimony. so the question that michael cohen is going to have to face you are a convicted purger. were you lying now or lying then. you had a judge who should have confused and massive conflict with his daughter's outside work. i think this whole case, ultimately, is going to crumble because it doesn't work under the law and especially under the facts. >> will: you know, matt, i think over the next couple weeks we will fall down the are a bit hole details arguing about the facts of the case. that's important. that's what a trial is for. one of the things i find fascinating that both the prosecution and the defense said yeah, we'll take two lawyers on
six points clear of tottenham. meanwhile, crystal palace put a dent in west ham's european aspirations, beating them 5—2 at selhurst park. eberechi eze's bicycle kick was the pick of the bunch. what a goal it was in that big win. in scotland, there will be an old firm scottish cup final for the first time in 22 years after rangers beat hearts 2—0 at hampden. cyriel dessers scored both goals for rangers. the nigeria international scored early and then late. his second made sure of the result and will now face rivals celtic in the final after they beat aberdeen on penalties in the other match on saturday. manchester city are top of the women's super league after a 5—0 home win against west ham. the result moves them three points ahead of reigning champions chelsea — who have a game in hand. but city now have superior goal difference which could prove crucial at the end of the season.
wasn't true in the first place. to suggest because it was right before the 2016 election that somehow that's a violation of federal campaign finance law. the fec and southern district of new york looked at the same fact pattern and decided it wasn't a violation of the law. this is where alvin bragg gets too far over his skis and legal theory where the jury will be confused and then decide this is not a violation of the law. >> will: matt whitaker thank you so much for being here this morning. >> >> ainsley: supreme court set to discuss if trump has the presidential immunity. he says if you are president then you are immune to a criminal trial because it would effect president's decisions. if you know when you leave office you're going to be in trouble for something that you did while you were president. >> will: ainsley, i really liked your message to matt. it is confusing for everyone. it's not against the law to pay someone for their silence. but the way and that's the allegation, by the way, the
though, if we come to september/october and the war in ukraine is still plodding along, there's no real change in ground energy, and it's still just, you know, trench warfare? >> you know, whether he benefits or not, this week, let's celebrate for a minute that the system worked thisworked on a c. a human being, a profile in courage, stood up and did the right thing and was not tribal for a moment, went against and put his job on the line, and the checks and balances that are supposed to be there worked. we had the right person in the right place. at the same time, we're watching donald trump, a former president, sit in a courtroom, proving that nothing is against the law. we pull our hair out a lot, rightfully so, with what goes on in the news every they and how things don't work. this is an example, and i just felt so good despite all the bad in the world, that, wait a second, yes, we can have a
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by at least 40% if new plans to boost investment are approved. the waterfirm — which is the biggest in britain — wants to increase its spending on environmental projects by £3 billion — and is now seeking permission from the regulator ofwat to raise consumer bills for second time this year. it comes amid criticism on water quality in the river thames. after one of these sewage outages, the level of certain viruses and bacteria in this river are so high, james will come onto that in the second, because it is notjust here, that being even close to the river can make them sick. i want to make sure that everyone has the information they need to know how to be here safely, but, really, that shouldn't be our job. thames water are the ones putting the sewage into the river, it should be up to them to at least stop that happening but also to let us know what the level of these contaminants are. there are nearly one
was stabbed in the eye during protests over the weekend and she just shared her story last hour. let's take a look at this. >> they saw me and so they began to taunt me as well because they recognized that i was there. i was something they view as an enemy. finally the taunting continued and escalated and i was just there to record them. the taunting he escalated until someone waved a palestinian flag in my face and stabbed me in the eye. when i tried to run after him organizer stood in front of me to stop me from catching my assailant. >> harris: chaos at columbia university has been constant. we've captured almost every second of it. they want to be seen not talk to us. the school added more security and additional police officer patrols as the protests enter day six. they also moved classes online this morning. so now kids who went there to