. company couldn't just be leading the way. they are ahead of us right now. >> that's right. steve: congressman, thank you very much. ainsley: and thanks for your service. brian: i will talk to you on radio. >> yes. brian: jillian, the ball is yours. are you ready for it. jillian: i am ready for it. a georgia senate committee hears emotional testimony on the controversial heart beat bill. the legislation would ban abortions after a woman is six weeks pregnant or when a fetal heart beat is found. >> a parent said even if her child is blind and deaf our child has value. our child's value is not lost simply because they are sick. jillian: opponents are concerned the bill will not stop abortions but instead force women to seek unsafe illegal procedures. the measure heads to the senate for approval. brian kemp has already pledged to sign it several 11 calls released of amazon employees committing suicide inside warehouses. a former amazon worker revealed to our tucker carlson about the trouble she faced while working there. >> i mentioned something about driving my car off of eagle moun

his rules. when you get to your ball hit. he said the secret service is going to jump on you. steve: did you hit him or almost hit him. brian: i almost hit him except he had great hip movement and way was able to avoid my chip. when i chip no one knows what is happening except my club: left would like to say border wall would have no impact in the border crisis. is that true in the president's drug caesar says not. he joins us live next. jedediah: thousands of hotel guests spied on and live streamed online. steve: is that a camera? jedediah: we have the story coming up. ♪ and i have no privacy. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me ♪ i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ i have... what sore muscles? what with advpounding head? .. advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. (alarm beeping) welcome to our busy world. where we all want more energy. but with less carbon footprint. that's why, at bp, we're working to make ene

. >> stop violating federal and health regulations. go home, see your kids. steve: look at your phone. you got three text messages. could be from your children. brian: a lot of balls in the area. >> take care. brian: second biggest day of the administration after winning election. second happiest day. ainsley: i'm sure they're all popping champagne. glad it is all over. jillian upstairs with headlines. jillian: good morning, a fox news alert. israeli military is reinforcing troops along the gaza border following a rocket attack. seven people were hurt after a rocket from the gaza strip destroyed a home north of tel aviv. benjamin netanyahu vowing retaliation and cutting his trip short. he will meet with the president and fly home immediate after. >> >> viking cruise sending passengers home after near disaster at sea. hours of chaos when the engines failed during a storm. nearly 500 passengers airlifted off the cruise before the ship restarted its engines. at least 20 passengers were hurt. >>> the first wave of defendants accused in a massive national college admissions scandal will fa

golfers. steve: where do you buy exploding golf balls? jillian: having a little girl. steve: thank you, jillian. connell: 13 minutes after the hour what are people in congressman omar's district saying about her antisemitic comments. he says she has no regard for jewish-americans. steve: remember the kid who was told to wash off the ash wednesday mark on his conference. >> it appeared to be dirt on his forehead. i had no idea it was a religious symbol. steve: mike huckabee will react to that. we have busy 45 minutes left in "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ note . >> are you antisemitic? would you support this resolution condemning anti-semitism? would you support the resolution condemning all forms of bigotry? connell: freshman congresswoman ilhan omar denying to comment about her anti-semitic comments. let's find out more. our next guest lives in the congresswoman's district. the congresswoman has zero regard for jewish-americans. tony lazaro joins us now. what makes you say that? >> it is interesting, here in the fifth district of minnesota this is where the largest jewish population lives i

and finishing with your hands through the ball. staying low. steve: are you the kind of teacher who talks about squashing the bug. >> we don't talk about squashing the bug anymore. we use the word rotation. but we did squash the bug. steve: take a look jillian in the cage. how she is she doing. >> actually moving her feet. she is starting to eat the ball. brian: with kids, you try get across have you got to make it fun, right? >> have to make it funnel. brian: so much failure in the sport and some misses, every 10. you have to understand that it's okay to fail. because the successes that make the failures less. steve: one of the things though, bret, as the fact we watch janice i think she has hit every ball so far while the kids are having fun, sometimes the parents get a little overbearing because they want to make sure their kids get a scholarship and wind up going to harvard. >> yes. you start with a big base and then as they get older and they start to get to a larger field. that's where a lot of the kids go away. they don't play. and you try to make that fun and build them so t

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officer on his fifth birthday. steve: santa ana police caught word that he wants to be a plim whe policeman when hes up. so they stopped by and sworn him in. brian: brought him a soccer ball. always a good idea. steve: this is ceremonial i don't believe he is actually a polic police officer. brian: is there an after school. steve: there is after school special that's on cbs. brian: thursday i went to interview the secretary of state. we went longer. and extensive walk through. let me show you some of the exclusive painting at this floor state department privately financed and redone in the 1980s. here is a look at my walk around with the secretary of state. >> you are in the treaty room. heads of center at this beautiful artwork space restored with private funds. you have secretary rice a lot of history here secretary powell and secretary schultz who did fantastic work back in the 1980s for president reagan. brian: still going strong. >> i hope i make it that long. >> exhale and tell you i'm going to be on this one day. >> i have and it's humbling. brian: james madison and the mor