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gathered the fourth straight day met by counter protesters overnight no known individuals painted free gaza on the base of the george washington university. the white house correspondent attended by president biden shouting shame and harassing members of the media as they entered the e event. during his speech he didn't address the protests. he skewer former president trump. hello lucas. >> it was a night of jokes, some came at the president's expense. >> i was excited to be up here on-stage with president biden tonight to figure out where obama was pulling the strings

from. i have to admit, it's not easy following president biden. it's not always easy following what he was saying. >> hundreds of angry protesters gathered on connecticut avenue outside the correspondents center. some chanted genocide joe. some blocked traffic and briefly disrupting the entering of the party. some protesters managed to slip inside the dinner. these two from code pink faked a medical emergency and screamed when personnel tried to escort them out. this didn't disrupt those taking photos and selfies on the red carpet. president biden had a few jokes of his own. >> donald had a few tough days lately, you might call it stormy weather.

what the hell. trump is so desperate he started reading the bibles he selling. he got to the first commandment. you shall have no other gods before me. that's when he put it down and said this book is not for me. >> mike, last night at the correspondents dinner our former colleague was honored with a lifetime achievement award. ed was a photo journalist for decades and retired last year. it's back to president biden at the white house. he has a phone call with the israeli prime minister. >> lucas is starting us out on the lawn. many thanks. robert f. kennedy jr. is holding a rally in new york after guaranteeing bill he would be on

every state ballot this fall. mark meredith is live with the details. good afternoon, mark. >> robert f. kennedy is under attacks from democrats and republicans who believe his candidacy is becoming a headache for them this fall. this is the biggest wild card race. he gained ballot access in michigan, a battleground state this cycle. among voters overall. kennedy would earn 16% support compared to 37% for trump and president biden. trump is taking note of kennedy's poll numbers. trump posted online about kennedy saying a vote for v jr. is a wasted protest vote that could swing either way. it would swing against democrats if they knew the truth about him. democrats are also watching kennedy.

biden campaigned with high profile members of the kennedy family. since then, the campaign tried to fire back. the dnc is treating me like i'm president biden's big challenge. it's not me but four dollars milk, four dollars gas, and six dollars bread. also kids never owning their own home. this week he will focus heavily on efforts to get on a ballot in new york state. he's trying to get 45,000. we will hear patrolman candidate holding a rally out on long island. >> thank you very much. let's bring in the political panel energy regulatory commission candidate neil and former new york state senator david. gentleman, welcome. >> good to be with you. >> let's start with a sound bite from president biden last night at the white house correspondents dinner known as the

nerd prom. >> look, age is the only thing we have in common. my vice president actually endorses me. >> is that effective, neil? >> it's funny. the president is trying to get out ahead of these things. doing friendly interviews. i'm a howard stern fan and he did a nice interview with howard. he was sharp and good and managing the age questions. as the interview went on, you could tell his fatigue was setting in. howard carried him towards the end of the interview. he said in that interview he was willing to debate donald trump anywhere, any time. a 90 minute debate. if he can't maintain the stamina might be an issue. >> protesters were loud last night. police seemed to have it handled.

what about the political impact of those si since they are part of his base. >> talking about stamina, it's donald trump complaining about staying awake and sitting up straight in the courtroom. in terms of stamina i think donald trump has much to fear there. in terms of the protests, look joe biden has been crystal clear, he's doing what he can to bring peace to the middle east. he won't let the protesters wade him one way or the other. he's doing what is right for the country. you pose that to donald trump. he's been silent. a guy that talks about whatever is on his mind. he's said little about israel. the only thing he's saying is it wouldn't have happened if he were the president but no details. no concrete policy or how he would end the war.

>> neil, should president biden and campaign team be alarmed by the protests? >> absolutely. the manner they are going about it is inappropriate. there are good people on both sides approach to it. people are screaming death to america and death to israel. they are calling for the elimination of jews in america in 2024. it's absolutely horrific. there is no both sidisms to it. i don't know what kind of political calculation or triangulation his campaign is trying to make. he needs to be firm and condemn these really vulgar protests. >> let's show folks at home the polls if voting were held today. biden and trump tied at 37%. kennedy at 16%. how worried should both sides be? >> extremely, we have to make sure every vote the

coordinated extremely intensely. this is a neck and neck race. the polls go back and forth by a few points. voters are educated and the dnc doubled down. they won't take any chances. make sure people fully understand what rfk jr. is running on, what he stands for, and what he would be like as a president and what the costs are for rfk jr. would be a vote for donald trump. i know donald trump is changing his tune and getting fearful of rfk jr. which makes more sense. they are more alike -- rfk jr. and donald trump are more common in platform in terms of conspiracy theory, anti-vaxing and the list goes on. >> rfk jr. at 47%. trump at 45%, biden

at 39%. kamala harris at 39%. should the campaigns be alarmed by those numbers? >> no question. this is the election no one wants. this is the remax no re--rematch no one wants. this is why rfk jr. is pulling numbers. he's pulling from both camps. he's a kennedy. there is interest on the left and right. at the end of the day there is so much at stake. both sides will come home. you are starting to see republicans and conservatives across the spectrum coalesce around the nominee. they are starting to come home because they are seeing how the biden administration is handling things at the border, economy, and crime and coming home. the political left, as we get closer to november and realize

the possibility of a trump 2.0 is real, the left will come home as well. i think, for right now you see express dissasatisfaction with the two candidates. >> the key is the favorability is much higher among those who supported trump in 2020. it's 50% of those who supported trump in 2020 think favorably. 29% of those who voted against biden find those favorable. it's more of a problem for donald trump as we get closer to november. >> gentleman, sorry, we have to leave it there. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. new hopes for a ceasefire in gaza as egypt steps up to broker a deal. stepping up ground offenses in rafa. they are calling for more hostages to be

released. jeff paul is in tel-aviv with the latest. >> a delegation could be traveling as soon as tomorrow for the latest round of negotiations. we know u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken will travel to saudi arabia to get a ceasefire deal done and get the remaining hostages back home. there is a sense of urgency to get the agreement done before israel moves forward with the major ground operation in the southern city in gaza. that's where 1 million palestinians are seeking shelter from the fighting. hamas would like a permanent ceasefire and full withdrawal of israeli troops. meanwhile, in israel, the focus is on the remaining 133 hostages. demonstrators gathered in downtown tel-aviv where they called on the prime

minister and israeli government to do more. the protest and others in previous days followed hamas' release of two hostage videos. this was the first time we saw israeli americans two of them alive since they were kidnapped by hamas back on october 7th. protesters say it's been 200 days since the war started and they had enough. >> first priority is to release the hostages. this is an event that the country cannot tolerate. the people cannot tolerate. this is job number one of the government of israel. job number one and they failed dramatically. >> israel's foreign minister last night was on one of the local news stations in tel-aviv. he was asked about putting off this possible ground operation in the

southern city and said if there is a deal, they will holt that operation. whatever it takes, he said, to get the hostages back home. mike. >> jeff paul live in tel-aviv. thank you very much. an unknown individual sprayed free gaza on the base of the george washington acquestan statue. this is ongoing between student protesters about clearing the encampments on campus. steve is live from columbia university. >>reporter: mike, more than 200 arrests made overnight. 100 at northeastern university in boston. they were zip tied by police. university officials explained exactly why they called in the police to make arrests. last night the use of ant anti-ssemitic

slurs crossed the lines. when they started the slurs that when they they called the police. also at arizona state. many jews feel the need to hind their identity. >> i wouldn't walk through an area with a star of david. i have to tuck it in. certain holidays i like to wear things but i toned that down because it's not the best ideas. >> several dozen students faced suspension when arrested by police. those suspensions have been ended, mike, back to you. >> steve, thank you very much. >> for more on this skyler is joining me now. she's a student at

georgia washington university. >> thank you for having me. >> we have live images of what's going on right now on your college campuses. we have prohamas protesters and pro israeli students showing up. your thoughts on what you are witnesses. >> i have a lot of fear what i witness on campus. i was there on thursday, friday, and briefly last night for about 15 minutes until i was asked by police to leave. i was instigating and holding my flag was causing trouble in someway. hearing chants calling for the irratirratcation of the israeli states. i fear for my fellow jewish students. >> did you feel this before october 7

seventh. did you feel any hint of anti-semitism at george washington university? >> anti-semitism lurked in the shadows. i knew there was a anti-zionist on campus but never how i did now especially in the pro palestine camp. >> they are moving the final exams at george washington university law for final exams. have you noticed an impact in terms of going to classes and take your finals? >> i'm not sure exactly about my finals because finals week starts next week. i fear going to class. my last class is on monday and wednesday. i'm not sure if i feel comfortable being in a room with students that call for the death of me, my friends, and families. some of my

professors i have seen at these protests. >> it looks like a peaceful scene at the moment on george washington's campus. when you have both sides there it takes one person to make someone lose their cool and things escalade there. final thoughts on what is happening on a sunday on george washington university. >> i wasn't there today. from yesterday, there was chalk writing pigs off-campus in the spot i stood. we believe israelis will go back to where they were from. they mean the homes where we were systemically murdered by the na

nazi rule. it's really shocking. >> protesters made these comments. let him have the space. >> it's not the space. they are tr trespassing. >> what were the police telling you at that point? >> yeah, i got there around 7:45 p.m. i took out my flag and held it proudly. i was just standing there. i was getting my picture taken. people were giving me dirty looks and middle finger. nothing new. the cop came up to me and asked me to please leave. he was getting complaints i was instigating and looking for something. when i explained i had been here the two days prior with no altercations and no one had touched

me. i don't want to get involved with them either. he said, he would be grateful if i left. when asked where i should relocate, he told me i didn't need to protest at all and go somewhere else. we made the decision to leave. there was conflicting feelings with leaving especially knowing what signs were posted and chalk writings. i feel conflicted how they can allow the inf in inflammatoriry messages. >> have you thought about relocating schools? >> i'm a senior. i wouldn't be transferring. i have not heard my

friends or fellow jews transferring. where else should with go? the encampments are all over the country. >>reporter: skyler, i wish you the best in your final weeks of your college experience. >> thank you. neighborhoods are left devastated by violent tornadoes. twisters touched down last night in oklahoma with more severe weather today. a full report is next.

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two dead after a tornado touched down in oklahoma. nebraska went was sweptthrough by violent tornadoes. nicole has the latest. hello, nicole. >> hi, mike. rain is moving through omaha, nebraska not making the cleanup easier. look at the amount of devastation surrounding so many, hundreds of families now displaced. looking like a shell among piles of debris. thankfully, a silver

lining. there has been no shortage of help. take a look at the video as an army of volunteers showed up bright and early to help the families pick up the pieces of their lives. finding anything salvageable. they struggle to think about what the next steps will be. it's an unfortunately devastation that so many families are horrified by. the real silver lining and inspiration, motivation, to keep pushing forward is the fact that everyone in the town of elk horn despite the destruction survived something that local officials including chaplains going door-to-door to check on families. they are shocked to hear but just as relieved. listen to this. >> we hear a lot of miracles out here. you expect loss of

live. they are working on an emergency declaration to get access to state and federal resources to help them through the next several difficult days and weeks to come. >> nicole, thank you so much. now for a look at where the severe weather threat remains for new tornadoes later today. meteorologist adam is in the fox weather center. hello, adam. >>meteorologist: hey, mike. some of the areas that have been hit could get hit again. these are reports for the last several days. 128 tornado reports. now, today's highlight is farther south. a large area you could see severe weather. the maroon color where you see the best risk of tornado activity. east of dallas and

stretching into portions of louisiana right now. where we see the spin up storms. they could be in a wider area. we are on the tail end where it's just more rain. still to the south, it's a bit warmer. there is a lot of energy here. as of now, fairly quiet, again, besides the severe risk. there is a large area here where some sort of flood risk, flood watches or advisory in place across texas and stretching farther north. the additional rain largely across the gulf state. another 3 to 5 inches of rain coming down. unfortunately, mike, you think about tornadoes winding down flooding will last another few

days because so much rain taking you through thursday. >> busy time during severe weather season. thank you so much. for more on how recovery efforts are going. josh is joining me from omaha, nebraska. welcome. >> good afternoon. >> what are you hearing from the site of the most recent activity? >> they are in their response. they are still assessing the situations. the storms are going well into the night. local officials are determining what their next steps are we will see what our needs are and decide next steps soon. >> how are things in the great state of nebraska and the concern is severe weather season is not going away any time soon. >> it's raining here today and that's impacting cleanup

efforts. we are delivering supplies to folks to help with the cleanup. we have that in several communities. we'll continue to do that. we are trying to help people as they pick up the pieces. >> we saw a lot of hotspots on the map during adam's forecast. what are your concerns about later today and the coming week. >> we are mindful for that. whether it's flooding and other issues that could come up. we are mindful and watching that for our teams out in the areas too. those residents that need a place to stay we make sure we are on top of that and if we get more severe weather we'll be ready to respond. >> joshua, grateful to the great work you and your teams do. god bless you all. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> what to expect as

the judge in former president trump's hush money case has a possible gag order violation, that's next.

former president trump's hush money trial will continue this week with a hearing on his gag order violation set for thursday. we are in front of touch tower to look at the first full week of testimony. >> hi, mike, over the course of four days. it appears that trump's defense team laying groundwork to argue any dealings trump had with pecker were to protect his reputation, family, and not his 2016 presidential campaign. trump lawyer tried to discredit pecker after they said his company paid $150,000 to silence

karen's claim of having an affair with trump in 2006 and 2007. something trump denies. it took about 30 minutes for the prosecution and the defense to question her. she kept up trump's calendar and contact list that she testified has information from karen and stormy daniels. she vaguely remembered seeing daniels at trump tower once. during the prosecution she said she might have been there for the reality show that was hosted by trump at the time. trump pled not guilty to 34 felony charges against him and calls the trial politically motivated. >> there is no case here. there is no case what so ever. it's a disgrace. we have a conflicted judge and shouldn't be happening. not in this country.

>> court resumes on tuesday and banking executive will return to the stand. on friday he testified he was managing director by the bank used by michael cohen to wire a payment to stormy daniels in the months leading up to the election. that transaction is the crux of the prosecutions case. >> live outside trump tower. c.b. thank you very much. >> let's bring in the former federal prosecutor katy. >> thank you. >> expect the case to resume on tuesday. what are your expectations for this week? >> well, the defense is still not been informed about the order of witnesses anticipated. at this point the case has been about airing dirty laundry. there is not a cohesive theory that's been aspoused.

from a legal standpoint it's been confusing. the jury will have to put a lot of pieces together if they expect a conviction. >> lindsey graham, a trump ally made an interesting argument. let's play him. >> a lot of people do this. arnold, tiger woods. i think the thing is a crock. the statute of limitations has shutout the misdemeanor cases. >> what about that argument? >> he's absolutely right. trump is charged with a felony offense. that requires that he not only falsified business records and consealed to commit another offense. that's at the heart of the issues they have for proving the case. that's a good indication it was passed over by federal prosecutors and manhattan's

d.a.s office. it's difficult to thread the needle and prove the crime. we haven't heard anything criminal but details that are, i think meant to embarrass president trump. >> there is a hearing on this thursday hearing about the violations of the gag order. how do you expect that to go? >> i'm sure, the judge won't rule favorably for trump in terms of the sanctions. we have to highlight this is unconstitutional the political candidate for office. first amendment with political speech. the gag order applies to president trump and reviewing the order itself. there is constitutional vagueness issues there. i don't believe he they will receive any sort of relief. >> we heard the

former president vent in flustration numerous times. how dangerous is it jabbing at a judge when the judge is handling your case? >> well, of course the judge has this authority to issue sanctions and fine that president trump was in contempt of his order. ultimately, he can pursue avenues to challenge this. it is vital not just for donald trump in terms of the political candidate for what they are able to do and the campaign. he can't campaign and obvious to many people. they will continue to press that issue. >> more slayous and damaging. >> absolutely, i think based upon the evidence presented thus far, there has been no theory as i mentioned as to how president trump was personally implicated in any criminal conduct.

david pepper's conduct is favorable to trump. michael cohen was the one driving this train making these decisions and left to rely upon the credibility. they want to resume themselves. they will have to rely upon the testimony that president trump was involved in the plans and schemes. >> they covered it all and thank you very much. >> thank you. a man accused of killing a migrant on his property could lead to a new trialtein is up next. with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance.

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>> tomorrow afternoon prosecutors could inform the judge they plan to refile the case during a status hearing. this will allow the state to look at the situation and ask the court to reset the matter. this is after the judge set a retrail si-- retrial after the jury couldn't come to a decision. all of the other jurors were angry. arizona rancher kelly pled not guilty to second-degree murder in this case. court records show when he italy entered and delivered in 2016. he was armed among a group across the border. kelly opened fire on them about 100 yards away with an ak47.

however, defense attorney said the rancher feared for his life and fired warning shots into the air and not at the group. his wife testified she spotted several men with camo carrying rifles and backpacks 100 feet away from their home. the others weren't injured and escaped back to mexico. the defense argued prosecutors failed to prove that he was actually shot by the rancher gun. kelly doesn't believe his warning shot hit a person or cause their death. the status hearing on this case is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon, mike. >> thank you very much. harvey has been hospitalized in new york city. taken to the hospital and

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the biden administration is preparing for a potential transition. by friday, all executive departments and agencies must have a point person assigned. the first step for transitions. the goal is to move smoothly with the correct staff in place to begin working on the administrations first day in office. we have an expert.

chris is joining me. he's the former chief of staff and author of year zero. >> thank you for having me on, mike. >> the trump campaign has a complicated situation dealing with trials and running a presidential campaign. what do you anticipate they are doing. >> a bit of connection the focus on an election year that i describe as year zero. behind the scenes this is a really important process. to put more context an incoming president needs to appoint 4,000 people and 700 of those on day one. year one, the chance to have legacy legislation. he normally comes in with a wave of executive orders to build momentum. in president trump's case i expect a focus on a

deregulation to boost the economy. so, it's absolutely critical, you want a legacy presidency to get off to a fast start. it will be particularly in portent in this case because president trump has one more term. this is his second term if he wins the election. there is an east shugeamount of work. it's this thing called the presidential transition act and what the biden administration does. >> president biden is in power but i know from hearing you speak before you believe a lot of work should be done on his side too? >> absolutely, when you look back in history it's interesting second terms and second consecutive terms and often disappointing. you would think they would build on the first term. fatigue sets in and have to gather at

the same time winning elections and high turnover of staff. the achievements of year 5. so, i'd be expecting the biden administration to not only be setting up for the incoming trump administration but their own work. that's what we did in the trump administration in the fourth year we had a group of people in january. we are thinking about what a second policy framework in a bunch of places. >> the his takes are high and make the case of a sluggish transition to have an impact of the first year in office. >> 100%, you had a sprint from the election day to inauguration they had so much to do and the world wants to talk to you with

multiple distractions. you do the prework settling around now and don't have enough time to set up for an effective government. it's a fast start you waste that precious first year before people start worrying about midterms and other distractions. the work has to start relatively soon. >> chris, you have a wonderful new zealand accent. a guy like you can rise to be deputy chief of staff at the white house? >> i say this all of the time. i became a citizen. gave me the opportunity to serve in the white house just a few choirs later. i'm blessed for that opportunity. that's just wonderful togy back to the country. >> thank you so much for your time.

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