no wonder year on a shrink's couch. we've got to return to him. we have to return to him. >> martha: such a powerful message as we head off into easter weekend. >> that's right and hopefully we spend time with our families and loved ones. it's time to refresh and restart the tech start anew. >> martha: great to have you here. thanks for jumping in. that does it for us. i'm sandra smith. >> the story with trace gallagher in for martha starts right now. >> good afternoon. i am trace gallagher in for martha maccallum and this is the story. moments ago maryland officials providing an update on the. let's check in with national correspondent riff jenkins live on a boat near the scene. what are we learning?

>> as you can see from the camera conditions or bad. the winds are more than 25 miles an hour. there's potential gale force wind warning a little later in the afternoon and that's why governor westmore moments ago talking about why the conditions are too dangerous for the divers. the water along with debris under there to recover those bodies. another highlight is he talking to the difficulty." get out of the way and show you. the difficulty of moving the dolly. it sits right in the middle of that channel. that's what's closing the port. what's comp looking at his you see the trestles of the key bridge collapsed and governor moore says they will have to get the trestle looking 3,000 tons so they have to cut the trestles into sections in a safeway and bring them off so they can begin to move them out of the way then move the ship. that's why such a monumental task.

we also got news from others maryland centre chris van hollen who said more help is on the way. listen here. okay we don't have that just yet. just happened but what they were saying was there is going to be more cranes coming. we know the largest crane on the east coast chesapeake 1,000 is here. sitting across the river. more on the way and that's the 20 needed so desperately. we think it could be may be weeks and not a month or so until we can actually see this channel open up and that's only the first step than they have to move the ship in québec to recovery operations. >> trace: very quickly any chance they have a plan to unload the dolly before they actually move the ship or no? >> we've been trying to find out if they had any plans to take anything off that ship. there's 56 containers that have the hazardous materials and just wrote an hour ago with even

rough water we could see that slick machine on the water when you look on binoculars close to the bow of the ship but were not aware of any plans to take containers off. what they really want to do is just tow it out of the channel because it's a narrow channel and have to get the debris in the ship out of there to get ships in and out. >> makes sense. riv jenkins back to you as the news warrants. thank you. new trouble for boeing after a door plug blew out in the middle of a flight. attire fell off during takeoff and the ceo announced he is stepping down at the end of the year. now united flight from san francisco to paris had to land in denver after an engine issue. airlines as everybody got off safely. it comes after the tsa screened almost to .8 million people yesterday. 1 of the busiest travel days of the year with easter and spring break in full swing. dan springer senior correspondent is live in seattle with more on this.

>> just to clarify this plane was delivered by boeing to united over 2 decades ago so this is more of the united issue than boeing at least this particular issue. flick 990 landed safely in the denver airport just before 11:0. as we take a live look at the denver airport an official says emergency crews were assembled just in case but were not needed. a spokesperson tells me the airline is still working to get the 273 passengers on that flight to their destinations. they're headed from san francisco to paris on the boeing triple 7 on the flight crew reported an issue with 1 of the engine. no further details on the issue. the decision was made at that time to divert to denver although this is not being called an emergency landing. boeing united have had a string of mechanical problems in the last couple of weeks including an engine fire near houston and the noise united flight that lost a tire just after takeoff

from san francisco. both of the planes were built by boeing and the response the faa is investigating boeing's a some the operations and united's maintenance practices. last week the head of corporate safety of united issued a statement saying in part we stepped up our interactions with the faa recently. they agree we need to take an even closer look at multiple areas of her operation to promote and drive safety compliance. the plane diverted was delivered by boeing in 2001. there's some 2,000 boeing triple 7 in-service worldwide and it's ever been safe to fly right now. 1 death for every 13 million boardings. >> trace: that's very true. dan springer live in seattle. let's bring in kyle bailey a pilot aviation expert and former faa safety team representative. great to have you on the show. dan makes a very good point. this plane is 23 years old.

that's a lot of cycles. you've got to go back and think maybe it's not even united issue. the engine thing as a rolls-royce issue or ge. is boeing getting a lot of blame for things they might not be blamed for? >> i think at this point boeing and united are being blamed for a lot of things. the whole world media is scrutinizing both of these companies and that combined with social media videoing everything premature out of control. it's very much the perfect storm of media converging on these companies. >> it is an dan made a point because you look at safety issues and i don't boeing's had transference issues and clearly made some mistakes but we are in the safest era of aviation in the history of aviation and that really doesn't come into account a lot. >> could they be 2 complacent with the safety record? but even with united 990 flight the chance of an engine failure

on an airplane is about 1,375,000 hours, and in reviewing this flight path this airplane went up for 33,000 feet. everything was pretty much normal, look like normal descent into denver. there is no indication of any engine shutdown or failure. it could have just been some issues on the pilots gages he was reacting to. as the latter portion of the flight would have been over water. so he is taken proper precaution. >> i want to get your take on this because washington post is reporting you can filter boeing out of your flight search going on to say travelers can include or exclude certain aircraft models from flight search such as boeing 737 max 9. a kayak spokesperson said usage of the 737 max filter increased threefold in the days after the alaska airlines incident. is there an indication era busses any safer? is this kind of a lot of hype? what you make of this? >> the interesting thing is we

are not seeing these problems on airbus aircraft and if i was the ceo of boeing on the ceo of airbus possibly i would say let's kind of have a safety consortium and pretty much pool the things that we are doing right and share that. i'm not saying giveaway trade secrets but get together with big manufacturers and share best actresses. they're all pretty much benefit in the long run from that i think. >> trace: i think it's good point. kyle bailey great to see you. thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. >> trace: president biden's lavish fundraiser with past presidents and the angry protesters who disrupted it. watch tent the story from

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>> trace: president biden thinking his campaign for helping him break fundraising record with 26 million-dollar event at radio city music hall featuring former president obama and clinton plus other celebrities. the president also face pro-palestinian protesters both outside and inside. watch. >> shame on you joe biden. shame on the. you have blood on your hands!

blood on your hands! >> trace: here's part of the president's response. according to reporters quoting there's too many innocent victims israeli and palestinian, we have got to get more food and medicine and supplies into the palestinians. israel is in a position where its very existence is at stake. you had almost people. they were not killed. they were massacred. with that let's bring in guy benson host of guidance and show , lee carter pollster and president and robert will former economic adviser to president obama. founder and ceo of 32 advisors. he's also fox news contributor who is that the president's fundraiser at radio city last night so that means will start with you robert. every fleischer says that democratic party is the party of the rich. watch. >> fact of the matter is democrats have become the party of the rich. the democrats actually defeat

republicans now among those who earned more than $100,000 a year those are democratic voters that used to be republican. republicans have to work real hard and it's a wake-up shot to anybody who wants republicans to win that they will have to contribute and work hard because the democrats hold the cards. they've got the advantage. >> no doubt you are among a bunch of rich people and a lot of so liberties last night at radio city. >> comms director spins things well. i don't think mar-a-lago is a homeless shelter. and i think there event next week is mainly done by billionaires. last night event had 5,000 individuals there. the seats went as low as $200. so it was a great event. it was electricity in the air. the democratic parties more portly to have 3 presidents standing up there. 1 president trump couldn't get his vice president to sit on the dais with him so great night for the democratic party. >> you talk about you run

numbers a lot and it's interesting because you talk about 25, 26 million-dollar take at radio city music hall last night and biting clearly has more money but you look at the poll numbers and all that money will not get those poll numbers up. it may be a little bit but it's on to be very tough to improve the poll numbers the matter how much you raise. >> it's not all about money. if it were in 2016 hillary clinton would have won. but i think that it's naïve to say that money doesn't matter. especially when you look at getting out the vote and how important that's when to be in this race. the down ballot races. so there's no surprise donald trump is really making a push to raise his own set of money but i think what's significant about the event last night was a protesters. is much as we sit the democrats are part of unity, 3 presidents all standing together there's a huge fraction of the party standing against them and that could really help the third-party candidates. that's a big problem for the democrats. >> trace: guy benson the protesters really seem to be having some impact because you see where joe biden was 3 or 4

months ago and he's changed his tune dramatically to the point where he saying these protesters have a point in some of the people on the right and some of the jews in america are like what's going off? >> the pandering to this crowd has gotten deeper from the biden administration. i just saw a report that they have greenly more funds to israel more warplanes, more explosives. that's a good move but then you see the administration talking on the other side of its mouth to try to appease this element of the race." want to make 1 point here about what we heard from these protesters and we played it before the break that montage, so many of their chants involve the word genocide, accusing israel of genocide in the united states are being complicit in genocide. it is an absolute lie. it is not true. it is a slander. there's great piece in newsweek

this week published by 1 of the top experts on urban warfare in the world at west point and he explicates how the israeli military has set a new standard in urban warfare that's reduced in a totally unprecedented way, reduced civilian casualties. israel goes out of its way to avoid that tech the opposite of genocide and it really bothers me to see the word abused over and over again. >> would you argue with that because he really makes a very fair point. this whole concept that israel didn't fight for 6 weeks. they dropped flyers. israel has tried to get these people out. israel is sending food in. israel has done everything can sometimes the peril of its own fighters to make sure they don't go after civilians and what is egypt doing? what is jordan doing? what are the rest of these countries doing that they should be doing to protect the palestinians? >> i appreciate you asking that. as someone who is jewish and his family was impacted by the holocaust.

i absolutely believe that israel has to make sure that they have safety and security. i believe hamas can be their neighbor. with that being said of course we need to make sure we get humanitarian aid to gaza. i agree with with what guy and tracy are saying. we should be able to have some camps in egypt and jordan that are taking some of these individuals who are truly in harms way with the war happening. so i'm all for making sure that we have the right balance but israel needs to be able to defend themselves. >> back to the numbers because the polls in the middle east conflict, who you side more with now, israelis 15% palestinians 20%. israeli 60% can't palestinians 18%. the numbers are shifting. >> the numbers are shifting it it's shifting to be more with younger demographic. i think that's what robert of cannetti junior is trying to capitalize in this moment and that's why he chose vice president candidate.

i think it's because very antiwar. >> i have 15 seconds to wrap us up. >> i think he see numbers changing because they're heavily changing among democrats and younger voters and a lot of their being driven in or drawn in by genesight talk which is completely factually untrue and it's weird to see joe biden being accused of complicity and genocide and sing a have a point. they don't have a point on that front. >> trace: they don't. guy catley and robert thank you. the wall street journal speaking volumes with cover story today. it has been 352 long days since reporter evan arrested, detained in russian persian and what 1 of his colleagues calls are brazen act of hostile diplomacy. >> russian authorities detaining us journalist.

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claims. white house denies these accusations cling him wrongfully detained. the wall street journal posted an article describing of thing with evan has missed and lost in the past year like the weddings of friends from high school and college, time with family watching his favorite teams play the jets and arsenal football club. instead he meets with his lawyers once a week and he spends 23 hours every day in a cell apart from 1 our or he is allowed to stretch his legs in a small courtyard. washington says moscow is using americans as bargaining chips. so 1 year and there is still no trial date set for evan and as you mentioned his sentence has been extended 3 more months that he will have to wait behind bars. >> alex hogan live in london. thank you.

let's bring in gordon fairclough wall street journal world coverage chief and evan's boss. gordon great to have you on the show. it's clearly a devastating blow to a free press and just seems like as the days go on that we the wall street journal, the united states, we have very little recourse. what is your take on that? >> yeah, it's really kind of a chilling milestone, you look at the level of hostage diplomacy that we see today, countries that russia urges taking captive to try to trade them for geopolitical gain and with the russian judicial system it's so opaque, it's very hard to tell what's even going on with them. >> when you talk about geopolitical gain i'm just wondering what is it? what does russia have to gain from this at all? >> it's not something the wall street journal can give him, give them. they want something from the us government. russian officials have been pretty lunch from the get-go

that they want to trade, they want a trade for somebody they want to get back. >> trace: his sister had this to say. watch. >> i know whatever i'm experiencing it's tougher for evan. he's an accredited journalist on assignment from the wall street journal so he's an innocent man behind bars. i love my brother so much. i miss him so much. >> i think the family and everybody is wondering the same thing. are there active negotiations going on right now? is there a deal being worked on and any stipulations? is there at least some activity we can point to? >> we don't know a lot of the details. this being talks between governments but we do know united states said late last year that they had made an offer to russia in an effort to bring evan and paul whelan home.

the offer was rejected. we know from alexei navalny's supporters that there were some talks involving potential swap with navalny evan and paul for russian spies detained in the west. >> trace: we get information, just talking about he's in the sell for 23 hours a day and a small courtyard for 1 hour, meets with his lawyers." getting personal information? do we know how he is, his health? his mental state? are we getting some of this from over there? >> we hear from his lawyers in the us diplomats who occasionally are allowed to meet with him. a judge, or in hopeful in his letters, it's quite clear he's retained his sense of humor which is especially strong, and i think i hope that's an indication he's hanging in there okay, but it's an awful feeling.

we catch little glimpses of russian courthouse before his hasselbeck to the christian where russia has kept political prisoners since communist era. >> glasses they keep saying the possibility of this sentence being extended may be indefinitely is very real. what you make of that? what's your instinct? is there a timeline, do you think it will be extended and we are in the final weeks and months of this? >> generally you see around year of pretrial detention in russia. this is a special case. ambassador carstens special envoy for hostage affairs is looking at this optimistically that if they've extended his pretrial detention for another 90 days may be there's hope that a deal be struck within that time.

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the judge let her on the case if prosecutor nathan wade resigned what she did after revelations about their romantic relationship. the latest on that as it comes in. meantime the killing of new york city police officer jonathan diller in the line of duty to speak leading to an exchange between mayor eric adams and political commentator who called the officer's death a rare event compared to how many people the police kill. officer diller was 31 leaves behind a wife, 1-year-old son. his weight continues today. his funeral is tomorrow. retired nypd lieutenant joe cardinale is standing by the first brian live for us and exceed with the very latest. >> good afternoon. nuke city mayor eric adams says the murder of nypd officer jonathan diller allegedly by a man with 21 prior arrests underscores the main problem of repeat criminal offenders being released over and over again.

it today on the popular iheartradio program the breakfast club adams was criticized for exaggerating crime problem and exaggerating officer diller's matter. >> we want to sensationalize and highlight and point out our officers killed the other day which is a rare occurrence across unite states but let alone new york technique police officers have killed at least 7 this year include 19-year-old. >> i'm not going to dismiss the loss of a life of innocent person there was uniform to protect us. >> it's not just mayor adams who is facing progressive pushback for his attempts to go after crime. so is near governor kathy hochul who attended a week for officer diller today. she's proposed going after the epidemic of retail theft in the state by proposing tougher penalties against criminals who assault retail workers. but new york's democratic state

assembly leader carl heastie said of that plan quote i just don't believe raising penalties is ever a deterrent on crime. overall crime is down 2% in the city but rob reese, assaults and transit crime are all compared to last year. just this week a man was shoved and killed by an oncoming subway train. in an effort to help people feel safe mayor adams unveiled a pilot program to use body scanners at some ways to try to catch weapons. mayor adams says mental health and repeat criminal offenders or problems that can only be truly solved by the democrats who control the state legislature but obviously it will be tough because they don't see eye to eye when it comes to solutions. >> trace: they don't. brian thank you. let's bring in retired nypd lieutenant joe karen alley running for the state assembly is republican. it's great to have you on. i don't know if you heard the exchange with radio host in new york city mayor eric adams saying listen, you know, the killing of a new york city

police officer is rare compared to the number of people they kill. it's astonishing somebody would say that out loud. what do you think of the kind of mentality? >> that's the sickness on the other side. that's the sickness we face every day in policing. we have city council counseling challenging the police department. they don't to anything to correct the problems between the 2 sides. police department is stymied at every level. then you have them taking indemnification away from police officers. i often wonder how many times the cops will second-guess themselves on move they have to make that may lead to fatal consequences. but the radio host is a disgusting way to portray nypd police officers. it is disgusting. >> trace: i can't even fathom the whole thing. mayor eric adams keep saying the city is not out of control but also acknowledges the safety apparatus of police officers. all the safety people in the

city are leaving their jobs because it's not worth it anymore that nobody has their backs so he has to at least acknowledge if he doesn't think the city is out of control now, it soon will be. >> it's only out of control with the numbers we are seeing all these incidents in the governor puts up a veneer of the national guard. at penn station and 2 miles away while that's happening is a shooting on the a train. this is everyday life for everybody in the city and people have to understand that elections have consequences in the governor is not budging from the spell reform, nor are the democrats. they refused to budge on this issue. bail reform is not working. they have to do something about it. we have to do something about it. it's time that the governor steps in and says let's look this over again but she will double down on. >> it's not just a people taking over the new york subway cars with the nypd officer who shot or the women being sucker punched randomly and all over

instagram and tiktok. it's a city, it's a stores closing in the city that smells like pot 24/7. there's clearly some issues there that are not being addressed. >> the quality-of-life issues are the ones that have to be addressed. businesses leaving in record numbers from new york city. we can get them back. already out of the city and they will not come back under these conditions. but i applaud mayor adams returned to get this new technology but why we trying to reinvent the wheel when it comes to policing? let the cops get out there and do the jobs they are paid to do. is very basic thing. enforce the law. creek keep the criminals in jail but the other side doesn't see that. there's bail reform. it's wrong. she needs to do something about it and hopefully come the next election will have the numbers to do it. >> hatakka numbers. you say that you are, you want to be a voice for the voiceless. is anyone listening? the keyboarding the same people in. is anybody listening to the

voice for the voiceless? >> i hope so. i met here every day speaking with people and even democrats have had. they just don't understand how people can chop a body parts, distribute them all over long island in 2 different and walking the streets very same day. it's ridiculous. people see this and they are saying this is a state of affairs new york. so hopefully people have at. in long island they have and those come to be some change. >> trace: joel cardinal you best of luck to you. thank you for coming on. sober reality check in the value of hard work versus equal outcomes for all. from sports commentators stephen a smith next. >> you can't in the same breath talk about capitalism, talk about how its equal opportunity that we want that everybody doesn't deserve the same, it's about your level of production and in the end people who

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>> trace: sports commentators stephen a smith delivering powerful message about opportunity being up to the individual despite efforts from politicians and others to make everything equal. he attributes his own success to hard work, determination and his mother who he calls a democrat in the polls and the republican in the home. >> when you have folks walking around like everybody is supposed to be the same that's nonsense. you are lying to the american public and yourself. it is not true." think the sooner we accept that the better off it is, we just have too many people in this world especially on capitol hill as well that want to give this

impression or literally go but the business of changing the and making things equal. the only thing that should be equal his opportunities. but what you receive from your level of production is on you. >> trace: let's bring in doctor ben carson former secretary of housing and urban development and founder of the american cornerstone institute. it's great to have you on. stephen ace is right. we all should be treated equally but we all have different talents. i wanted to play quarterback for the chargers. i didn't have it so you pick up and move on and go to your strengths. that's kind of the way america was built so he's right on that note speak stephen may have question will sports takes but i agree with him 100% on this 1. he's right on target. the fact of the matter is what made america exceptional, the fact we had an atmosphere that reward people for doing things. that's why the vast majority of inventions over the last couple of hundred years have come out of this country. and so many other things and it

leads to silliness. and the chairman of nominating governor's committee of fortune 500 company. loose recently said don't from because the only have 25% women on their board because we added someone to the board which brought it down to 25%. someone who had enormous qualifications so according to them we should have gone looking for a woman to fill that spot rather than this person. and if they got rid of them there at have a diversity problem. so it's just craziness. and we need this get back to what made america great once again. >> michael shellenberger talked about that very point saying this. >> meritocracy is necessary for civilization to function. there's a basic utilitarian need to be able to select people in the different professions and different careers based on their ability and not the color of their skin. the second part is more basic

moral point which is vast majority of americans still agree with martin luther king's i have a dream vision where we are a color neutral society, may never get too colourblind but color neutral. we have to come back to that. >> trace: states, schools getting rid of grades, washington state getting ready for the bar exam. we cannot continue to lower standards and hope results keep going up. >> exactly. when i was a youngster my mother always and emphasize that to me. when she made me start reading books and i started reading about people of accomplishment i came to the realization the person who has the most to do with what happens to you is you. it's not some videos and some circumstance. shows said you can do whatever anybody else can do accept you can do it better. that was something hours for constant growing up. for the difference it makes in this equity stuff is garbage quite frankly. it's a quality of opportunity we should offer to of 20.

we've done that in the past and it's served us well. >> which brings me to my final point which set matthew beers with baltimore sun rights of following and choosing ben carson as his running mate trump would reaffirm his come into the outsider perspective that propelled him to victory in 2016 while simultaneously broadening his appeal and building the base of the conservative movement. together they could present a united front capable of addressing the critical issues facing our nation from health current housing to economic recovery and national unity doctor ben carson says what to that? >> will do everything we can to get her nation back on track. i'll tell you that for sure. >> okay. as its or no? i'm going to take that as a maybe, very strong may be. doctor it's great to have you on as always. festival to you and if this thing comes through will be in the wings applauding.

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>> the republican national committee is reportedly considering restricting nbc's access to the gop convention this summer after the network

hired then fired former rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. christina coleman is here live with more on this story. >> the drama continues. it's unclear exactly what the limitation would look like at this point. a spokesperson for the rnc and the trump campaign told political quote we are taking a hard look at what this means for nbc's participation at the convention. our priority is making sure this is a world-class event that allows president trump to feature his message and division in the fairway. i think we want to be able to use every single available outlet to get our message out to the american people, adding but people are not going to go on a network that they can't trust that they know they won't be fairly treated. that statement was made by rnc chairman michael whatley who told that to conservative talk show host hugh hewitt. this comes after a number of nbc prominent anchors rebelled against their network's decision to make mcdaniel a political

contributor on nbc rebuking this move on air. >> i find the decision to put her on the payroll inexplicable. >> many call mcdaniel's firing an example of the left censoring a conservative voice on nbc. >> god forbid they have 1 single dissenting voice on any of their nbc platforms. they will not have. >> what you have is the most vivid example of left-wing hostility to republicans. >> we reached out to both nbc and the rnc for an official comment and are waiting to hear back. >> trace: good luck. take care we can then go with it. you will not hear back. thank you in good to see you. on this good friday incredible story of redemption on martha's podcast. film producer and screenwriter jim wahlberg the brother of mark wahlberg opens up about his

journey from prison to finding faith and his book the big hustle. a boston street kids story of addiction and redemption. >> by the time i was 12 and completed the seventh grade i had been arrested and had already run away at least a couple of times. i had already been intimately involved with the juvenile court system. you mentioned the title of my book the big hustle, and i think when you read the title you think i am the hustler. but father freitas was the hustler, working for god had a singular job and that was to get me to the foot of the cross. >> trace: the untold story podcast available at foxnews podcast.com. that is the story of friday march 29th, 2024. but the story goes on. remember it is easter sunday good friday. have a solemn good friday.

tonight on fox news at night it o'clock in the west 11:00 pm in the east, we are going to take a little bit of a deeper dive into something we talked about earlier which is the radio host saying to the new york mayor eric adams that 1 police officer's death is rare and because police killed so many. was she intimating it was justified or that was the right thing to do? we are going to take a long look at that. we have terry lake on tonight to sue she's got for us. 11:00 o'clock in the west, 8:00 and 11:00 o'clock in the east, it o'clock in the west. your world with neil cavuto starts right now. >> since the onset of evidence detention they have not offered credible information or evidence or insight into any clear thinking here. the truth of the matter is tha