seen before, possibly gang wars. we are hearing the former president talk about it as migrant crime. is that a concern that's on your mind today? >> well, it's both sides, carley. number one, they can be dueling forces because they are fighting for the same dollar, fighting for the same, you know, prospects of criminal activity, where they are going to make a of the pro. but tren de aragua are teaming up with ms-13 in major cities. that's what intelligence shows us now. they are teaming up on not only the drug trades but the human trafficking trade and robbery trade. my fear is more collaborative and create more crime in major cities and getting away with it. >> todd: jones ernst a vote to detain criminals who create violent crimes. dick durbin shot it down worried about the due process of illegals. thank you, tom. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> steve: thank you todd and carley. it is 6:00 on the east coast.

this is thursday, march 7th, 2024. welcome aboard. it's "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. look at this. new body cam footage shows florida authorities apprehending 24 illegal haitian migrants who tried to sneak into the country on a fishing boat. >> brian: plus trump vs. biden, i don't know if you heard. the former president says he will debate any time, anywhere, any place. >> is president biden going to commit to a debate? >> that's something for the campaign to speak to. >> carley: and a tearful tribute travis kelce breaks down over his big brother's retirement. the touching moment. >> it was [bleep] to watch. i just appreciate you. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> lawrence: buckle up, fox news alert. deputies and coast guard apprehending 24 haitian migrants found aboard a fishing boat off

the florida coast. >> brian: and at the southern border there is new concern about gangs as we learn the brother of the suspect accused of killing laken riley has ties to a notorious venezuelan street gang. >> carley: griff jenkins is live in eagle pass, texas with the details. griff? >> griff: good morning, guys. there is undeniable spring surge in our border in the past five days more than 7,000 migrants at the southern border be encountered. five days, 35,000. more than the population of eagle pass proper. let's start in melbourne, florida, sebastian inlet. that body cam video you were showing, this is officials as they apprehended 24 haitian migrants that came in on this fishing boat. what is the telltale sign for authorities? no fishing poles on that boat. two smugglers were arrested. there is concerns with the unrest in haiti that we will see a lot more boats just like this. now, let's go 2500 miles all the way to the other coast. jacumba, california, where we have seen the thousands of

migrants. i brought it to you lye as they came across, many of them clean shaven, nice clothes, rolling bag, something was up. we are now learn working with mexican cartels, snake heads, help these chinese get all the way across in places like san diego county where they're seeing a 500 percent increase in those chinese migrants. now, let's end in athens, georgia. the tragic story of laken riley who should not have died because of jose eye bar remarks the venezuelan illegally entered the country. we are learning more about his brother dig go ibarra who was arrested for presenting a fake green card. authorities believe he may have ties to the notorious venezuelaen gang known as tren de aragua. they were linked to that nypd cop beating. you will remember that we have shown many times on the air.

this gang tren de aragua, which translates roughly to train of arawg i can't. one of the largest states in venezuela goh that transnational gang was born out of the prisoner most dangerous in venezuela. that raising a lot of concerns, guys. we will send it back to you. i heard one of the brothers bit a border guard? shouldn't that be a sign that we should turn this guy around with his neck tattoo? >> griff: that's a great point, brian. in that case there were two migrants. one was arrested. ibarra was not. the concern here is that worried this new venezuela gang tren de aragua or tda may try to establish themselves in the u.s. and look at examples we have got in new york city beating the cops and now this tie in athens,

georgia. it looks like a pattern that authorities are worried they could be trying to establish themselves here. >> steve: griff, thank you very much. >> brian: guess who is upset by it other gangs. blood, crypts, not up to date in the latest gang growth. they are taking on the venezuelan gangs who want their territory. what going on here? >> lawrence: out of control. give credit to ron desantis what you saw with these haitian migrants. those same agents fish and wild life has been at the texas border training with texas dps on how to deal with this stuff. ahead of the curve. not only did he send national guard there but he sent his guys so they can be aware of what is happening in their state when they're traveling by boat. >> steve: and, you know, with those images from griff just showed from florida with the body cam last saturday night kathy and i had dinner with our friends in hope sound. we are driving home on the beach road, and there's a bunch of cop cars straight ahead. we thought it was a dui check

point. it was not. and then we drove a little further, there were like 50 police cars, martin county sheriff, police, all sorts of things. turns out there was a fishing boat that came ashore at coral cove park there on jupiter island, and 8 haitians and dominicans jumped out, apparently wearing life preserve errors ran into the brush, started hiding. they caught three of them immediately, and then all night long they looked for the other five. they eventually got them. but kathy and i were talking about how the difference is between how they handle thee migrants coming into the country in florida vs., texas, arizona, california. new mexico. >> car car. >> ainsley: we were on island down there tip of florida. they said all the time you see the boats come up on the beach and they have to call the authorities. >> steve: in the meantime, as griff mentioned, mentioned laken riley, laken riley's families were invited to attend tonight's state of the union address but

declined. but, a georgia congressman is going to leave a seat open in her honor. >> carley: tonight's speech marks a pivotable moment for president biden and his 2024 opponent former president trump looking closely. lucas is live in washington with that. >> good morning, guys. president biden faces a big challenge tonight. convince voters the oldest president in u.s. history can keep going. 75% of the country thinks he is too old for the job on capitol hill republican lawmakers made the following prediction. >> mark my words, tomorrow night will be joe biden's last state of the union address. and that's because the american people are not going to invite him back to give another one next year. >> because under joe biden's failed leadership the state of the union right now is chaos as is the state of the world. >> according to a recent fox news poll, the top issues for voters in 2024. the economy, immigration, and

abortion. tonight will likely be one of president biden's largest audiences this year. ukraine's first lady declined an invitation tonight. the shortest state of the union address by a modern president was richard nixon back in 1972. just 29 # minutes. house speaker mike johnson inviting the police officers attacked in times square recently by a migrant mob. also in attendance the parents of 32-year-old "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich jailed in russia for nearly a year. donald trump said last night he plans to fact-check biden in real time. quote, i'm pleased to inform you that tomorrow night we will be doing a live play by play of crooked joe biden's state of the union address. i will correct in rapid response any and all inaccurate statements. many americans, of course, want to hear biden's plan to fix the southern border after more than 7 million migrants have arrived in the united states since biden took office. even higher by some estimates. guys, that's one of the largest mass migrations in human history. guys? >> steve: it is, indeed.

>> brian: they think blaming climate change is going to work. thanks, lucas. >> ainsley: or the number of potato chips in your bag. >> steve: axios released excerpts from an interview they did with the chief of staff. apparently joe biden going to argue tonight that prices are too high but things were worse during donald trump. we knew that was coming. the other stuff -- you know, to lucas' point about the southern border, i don't know if is he going to talk much about it, because, when you look at the list of people who were invited, you know, they are going to have somebody who had a baby with ivf. they have

just. black folks are upset about the border. hispanics are. they don't go, don't talk to real americans. that's why i think if they play. this election is going to catch them by surprise. i'm not sure they understand the frustration i bet if they took a poll of the entire country, i guarantee the country would be

in support. >> so they make that an issue that's not really an issue. most people are for ivf. >> brian: trying to fix it right now. >> steve: it's interesting because, going forward, i think a lot of people are actually going to watch. of course, he blew the opportunity to have 123 million people watch him at the super bowl. but i think a lot of people are going to tune in just to see. >> ainsley: just to see if he can get through it. >> steve: according to the "new york times," is he prepared for republicans to heckle him as marjorie taylor greene did last year. ultimately it's all about how does he look? how does he sound? and what's his message? >> ainsley: david axelrod adviser for obama, he had a great point last night. >> we're not all sitting around in our kitchen tables and talking about the future of democracy. we are talking about the prices of food. how far the prices at the grocery store are effecting all of us. listen to this. >> there's a lot of talk from

the president and others about, you know, the soul of the nation and the future of democracy. but, if you are sitting around your kitchen table and talking about the future of democracy, you probably don't -- you are not paying a lot of attention or don't need to to the cost of the food on your table. and most americans have more immediate concerns. biden has to address those tomorrow night and explain how he is fighting for them. >> steve: is he right. >> 100 percent right. interesting cbs poll came out when documents to foreign affairs. 41% of the country believe that joe biden over the next four years will provide stability and appeals in the road. 47% think donald trump will. man, everything -- all these other channels are saying, they must be so frustrated because nobody is listening. theys just making their own decisions. it must be driving them nuts. because they are trying to say he is chaos. the world doesn't like us. we are trying to do it alone.

ifyou want peace and stability they are saying i will take the last four rather than these last three and a half. >> lawrence: this goes back to, ainsley, one of the speeches the president gave the other night where he said it's important for the press to now be the referees. and he doesn't go and say turn it off or anything like that. but he goes it used to be a time where the press would hold us and check us and make us accountable. we don't see that anymore. we see partisans we see people that have their own agenda. not in the country talking with average day voters. they make fun of our diners and say it's just full of white people. everyone we speak to are saying the same thing. >> ainsley: here we go. it's gearing up now. everyone is talking about when nikki haley got out, now the rematch. the rematch has begun. we are going to be dealing with this for eight months. some of the headlines yesterday, democrats -- or this morning. democrats ready to hit the panic

button in trump-biden race. how much are we dreading this trump-biden rematch. "new york times" the trump-biden rematch is here. americans are processing. >> steve: well now that it's just the two of them, yesterday, after the press briefing, the former president of the united states went on to truth social and said this: he said it is important for the good of our country that joe biden and i debate issues that are so vital to america and the american people. therefore i'm calling for debates any time, anywhere, any place. he posted that. peter doocy told me shortly after this exchange. >> peter: now that the field is down to two, is president biden going to commit to a debate with donald trump. >> that's something for the campaign to speak to. peter peter we know when the debates are going to be and where they are going to be, is he going to go? >> you should speak to the campaign. >> peter: in 2020 once it got down to one-on-one, joe biden said i can hardly wait to debate him. how about now? >> i'm going to sound like a

broken record. you should reach out to the campaign. >> brian: i will tell you what, though, the republicans said and they have a good reason to, they are walking away from that commitment. >> steve: they did two years ago. >> brian: they are out. that would give joe biden out if he is looking for one unless is he trailing by double digits i think is he going to look to avoid it. they said some of their complaints are the moderators, failing to -- this organization files abide by bipartisan majority of board members publicly disparaging the republican nominee. there is a conflict of interest. they will say and now ronna mcdaniel that pushed that is now gone. >> lawrence: it's a fair point to say if you have people on the commission making public statements about the nominee in a very partisan way, how can you trust. >> brian: that guy from c-span. >> lawrence: how can you trust the moderator. this only works for the former president though, because it's clear the white house is afraid to put joe biden out there. can you imagine in a debate

forum? >> ainsley: i don't think they will. >> lawrence: remember, this ainsley, this is going to be the longest general election. if i'm trump, i want a debate every single month and if the president refuses to do it, i will just do a town hall. >> brian: early voting. >> ainsley: the voters want it. >> brian: went too long. >> steve: just the fact she would not answer yeah there are going to be debates means they are not going to do it. you watch ultimately the white house and campaign will do exactly what we suggested about nine months ago which was joe biden will say because donald trump skipped the republicans' debate i don't have to debate. >> ainsley: or you know who i am you have had me for four years have you already seen us debate. >> steve: got a million excuses i bet you dollar no debate. >> brian: i will say this. it's got to start -- they got to start earlier before early voting starts. >> lawrence: only fair. >> brian: a third the country voted already before the first one and almost everyone had voted sadly because of the pandemic before the last one. and the middle one was canceled.

>> ainsley: they find a way. >> lawrence: you should hear the candidates. you are exactly right, ainsley, find a way. people should have the opportunity to hear from the candidates on every single issue before they vote. >> brian: why didn't the president debate dean phillips that might be interesting. >> lawrence: he blocked the debates. no debates at all. >> steve: dean phillips came on our show. if the president wants to come on our show he is invited just saying. >> ainsley: in new hampshire. reportedly issues grand jury subpoenas as the state nears a decision on whether to file charges in connection with its 2020 trump election probe. >> brian: all right. this comes as we learn new details -- what a series this is. details about the romantic relationship between fulton county district attorney fani willis and nathan wade. >> steve: bring us up to date todd piro is in studio. >> todd: start in arizona this is a sign that the arizona's state attorney general is nearing a decision whether or not to bring criminal charges against the president,

potentially others. politico saying quote arizona prosecutors in recent weeks issued grand jury subpoenas to multiple people linked to donald trump's 2020 campaign. a sharp acceleration of their criminal investigation into efforts to overturn joe biden's victory in that state. meantime, the attorney for the co-defendant in former president trump's georgia case testifying before state lawmakers yesterday. she says fulton county d.a. fani willis paid special prosecutor nathan wade almost double his salary and even attended an event with vice president kamala harris before indicting donald trump. listener. >> a period of, i think it's 15 or 16 days where he did not have a contract. they -- which also happened to be one of the times they were out of town. but, so they re-upped the contract. the cap was significantly higher. we had records that ms. willis and the mayor of atlanta were at meeting with the vice president. >> she also testified that wade's cell phone data shows

1:00 a.m. trips to willis' condo prior to his hiring. a judge is expected to rule whether fani willis will be removed from this case by mid march and at that point we will know as the fani turns, days of fani live, some new element in that soap opera will probably take over. >> brian: todd, you went to law school. they were following the ping up into her apartment and no pings for four hours. why not? >> todd: number one thing we study at law school. you don't need to be a lawyer to glean what is going on there. >> lawrence: i think they needed some quiet time turned the phones off. >> brian: no pinging. >> todd: to your point it is going to be key to see how much of that ancillary evidence the judge uses to evaluate. we have got to pay attention to that. this judge from what i have been told very focused on not being overturned. he wants to do things above board. watch how much of that pinging, how much of that text and cell data appears. >> ainsley: they said after that they were not dating.

they claim they were not dating dating will when he was at her house at 1:00 in the morning. >> todd: i'm here at 1:00 a.m. some mornings and i'm not dating any of you. [sighs] >> brian: are you pinging? >> todd: don't worry whether i'm pinging. >> ainsley: maybe they were working at 1:00 in the morning. >> brian: what were they working at? >> steve: todd is one half of "fox & friends first." the other half joins us right know with some news. >> carley: hello. that conversation has me blushing, guys. what are you referring to. >> ainsley: i wasn't born yesterday. at your house at 1:00 in the morning. >> carley: the judge wanting to do things above board. what a novel concept. nor news to get. to say as you mentioned a couple minutes ago the governor of alabama signing a new law giving legal protections to in vitro fertilization clinics and patients. it shields them from civil and criminal liability in the event frozen embryos are destroyed. governor kay ivey saying, quote let me say clearly alabama

supports giving growing families ivf from protecting the unborn to supporting ivf. we are a pro-life, pro-family state. last month several ivf clinics in alabama suspended operation after the state supreme court issued a ruling that those who destroy embryos can be held liable for wrongful death. just hours in michigan, opening arguments begin in the trial of the father of oxford school shooter ethan crumbley. james crumbley is facing four counts of involuntary manslaughter. his son pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life for killing four classmates and wounding six others in 2021. >> ethan's mom, jennifer crumbly was found guilty last month on four counts of voluntarily manslaughter. she is set to be sentenced next month. and a judge finding rust armorer hannah gutierrez reed guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting of halyna hutchins.

the jury found she was ultimately responsible for the live rounds being found on the set. actor alec baldwin who held the gun. he faces his own involuntarily manslaughter trial this summer. flames erupting from an engine on a united airlines flight just seconds before takeoff. the fire was seen just underneath the left wing after 50 minutes in the air the plane made emergency landing in houston where it originally took off. no one was hurt. and a new aircraft took passengers to their final destination. not something you want to see out your window when you are flying in a plane. prince william breaking silence following wild speculation princess kate following abdominal surgery in january. a spokesperson for the prince of wales saying quote his focus is on work and not on social media. a spokesperson for the principal sells of wales says she is doing well during her recovery and is expected to return to royal

duties sometimes after easter. and a 29-year-old skipper becoming the first american woman to sail around the world. how cool is that? she has a cool name, too. her name is kohl brower arriving in spain this morning after more than 130-day journey as part of the global solo challenge. she was the only woman of the 19 sailors to elm bank on the journey stretching more than 266 have a glass of sangria in spain. >> steve: incredible. only 29 years old. hats off to her. >> lawrence: way to go. >> steve: set your dvr so it records us each and every day at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. >> ainsley: and we are counting down to possibly the last state of the union -- well it is the last one before the election. >> steve: former presidential speech writer marc thiessen will be watching all night and he's

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>> carley: we are back with your headlines starting with a comment from john kerry who says people would feel better with russia's war on ukraine if moscow would focus more on reducing emissions. >> if russia wanted to show good faith, they could go out and

announce what their reductions are going to be and make a greater effort reduce emissions now and maybe that would open up the door for people to feel better. >> carley: yesterday was kerry's last day in his role as special presidential envoy for climate. is he now, quote, shifting to work on the 2024 election the it. sa revealing self-screening lanes at the las vegas airport. they feature a screen with do it yourself instructions telling travelers how to smoothly make it through security with little or no help from officers there are now plans to test it for use in other cities around the country. and those are your headlines, steve. it is up to us. >> steve: as long as we go fast it will be great. all right. carley, thank you very much. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: meanwhile, this morning, house speaker mike johnson making message clear in a prebuttal ahead of joe biden's state of the union tonight. >> america breaking point. >> joe biden is touting bidenomics. >> bidenomics is working.

>> 78% of voters view the economy negatively. >> and that the president is to blame. >> steve: it all comes as the stage is set for a trump-biden rematch with the president wasting no time trying to court those nikki haley voters after she dropped out yesterday. so what message does joe biden need to send to the message tonight? fox news contributor and former presidential speech writer marc thiessen joins us from d.c. marc, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: i think a lot of people -- i mentioned this a moment ago i think a lot of people are going to watch this just to see if he can get through it. ultimately it's the message. and i was reading on axios. they say that biden needs a cure for what some advisers call trump nearby, the notion that the chaos and unpopularity of trump's presidency has receded. it sounds like he is just going to get in the way back machine and talk a lot about trump. >> possibly. i mean, that's his best play because his policies are disastrous so the only way he can win the election is by

deflecting, the challenge facing joe biden tonight is every president, when they go out into the ross trump of the house they say the state of the union is strong. ask yourself a simple question 73% of americans say we are heading in the wrong direction. 43% of americans say joe biden's policies have made their lives worse. only 18% say that he has made their lives better. and so you look -- you look -- he is under water on every single issue by double digits. the state of the union is not strong. and that's hard to overcome with any speech. speech writers are good, they are important. i was a speech writer. i loved the craft there are some problems words can't fix. >> steve: absolutely. you have a new op-ed in the wapo, the headline trump needs haley voters to win back the white house. what you -- you make the case that he has got a lot of great supporters who are 100 percent behind him. >> yep. >> steve: he can't win with just

them. he needs to get the independents and the republicans who voted for her during the primary. >> yeah. no, 100 percent. nikki haley is out of the race but her voters will probably decide the 2024 election. you know, they are -- they are the swing voters of 2024. they are a mix of non-maga republicans, mostly with some independents and democrats mixed in. and they are going to decide this race. i went back and looked at all the races so far, she won exactly 2,873,491 votes. the 2020 election was decided by 22,419 votes in three states. trump can't afford to leave any votes on the table. and those voters are going to be the most coveted voters in this election. >> steve: right. >> they are the swing voters who will decide the race. >> steve: in your op-ed you write many republicans look at this and say there is no way joe biden can win. yes he can. if you don't believe it i have got three words for you senator john fetterman. >> yeah.

voters in pennsylvania have shown that if they don't like the alternative, they will vote for a guy who just had a stroke. i mean, look at -- we were -- you guys were talking about the debates and whether joe biden is going to avoid debates. remember john fetterman's debate? they voted for him and put him in office. >> steve: indeed. >> if they don't like the alternative. trump has to appeal to the swing voters and make an effort to win them over and convince the non-maga voters. voter analysis says about two thirds of the electorate, republican electorate is maga. a third is not. he needs those non-maga voters and needs to convince them to come to his camp and unite the republican party. >> steve: tonight during the state of the union he will be live truthing over on truth social. let's see how that goes. marc, thank you for getting up early on this thursday. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> steve: you bet. switching gears. the fani willis saginaw continues. new testimony on nathan wade's midnight trips to her condo. gregg jarrett generally goes to bed before 10:00 has no idea what happens at midnight.

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did in the previous election trying to overturn it in favor of hillary clinton. it's important when they do it but when anybody connected to donald trump does it, it's a felony. >> brian: unbelievable the day it becomes trump-biden officially. the day that kyrsten sinema says she's out. a day that the georgia case seems to be ready to blow up. they all of a sudden, arizonans say i have got something to do. let's talk about the fani willis case to see if she stays on it and nathan wade stays in it. more clear to me as a civilian who isn't burdened by law school say these people have flat out lied. listen to ashley merchant as they ask her questions as she goes to bat for one of the trump defendants, ask her questions about their relationship and how she got this information. listen. >> he said that they met at a judicial conference before -- he was very specific that it was before she became d.a. and he told me they met at hotels. he would go to her place. so.

>> and this is before he gets hired in november of '21. >> yes. there was a period of i think it's 15 or 16 days where he did not have a contract. they -- which also happened to be one of the times they were out of town. but, so they re-upped the contract. the cap was significantly higher. >> brian: he was getting paid twice as much with no experience to prosecute the president of the united states. relationship started -- she said started in 2022. >> she is showing it started as early as 2019. >> you could have been the next clarence terra. >> up continuation. >> she is decent grating before our own very eyes by virtue of other own misconduct ruined her own credibility and certainly tainted the cases. the more we find out through hearings like this the more alarming it is. there is now testimonial and documentary evidence that fani willis and nathan wade's testimony during the hearing was dishonest and they could be in

legal jeopardy because of it. the judge has no choice here. obvious impropriety. violation of the ethical rules of evidence, regardless of when the affair began. i think the judge will remove her from the case. nathan wade as well. then the question is what happens to the prosecution? could be transferred to cobb county decobb county. fresh prosecutorial eyes may look at this and say this ain't a racketeering case. >> brian: last question that is about the baldwin situation july goes on the stand but yesterday not a good sign for him. the armorer in charge of handling the weapons on the set of rust got convicted of involuntary manslaughter. >> right. >> brian: what does it mean for alec baldwin? >> it means he will likely be convicted if the same evidence is put forth in the armorer's trial. most of the evidence was about the reckless conduct of alec baldwin and, remember,

recklessness, gross negligence, failure to exercise due caution is manslaughter. they had va videotapes in alec baldwin different scene recklessly mishandling the gun. the script supervisor said he was out of control and failing to protect the safety of others in the mishandling of a gun. >> brian: not even his case? >> no. it's not even his case. there is going to be more evidence and experts are going to say he claimed he didn't pull the trigger. it's impossible with that gun. so, you know, things are not looking good for alec baldwin. he was called a premadonna during the trial. i'm shocked! >> brian: i had no idea. >> aren't you. alec baldwin a premadonna. >> brian: he doesn't profile like that. >> thank you very much. >> good to see you. >> brian: are kids spending too much time on their phones, thanks for putting that in bold. an eye doctor on what she is seeing next, pun intended.

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>> ainsley: new reports saying gen zers are facing a blindness epidemic from starting -- just staring at their phones all day long and not going outside as much. so here with more is ophthalmologist dr. annie negyouare seeing this in your

practice. >> we are seeing everyone. gen z kids are the first generation to grow up on their screens from the beginning. they are on their screens when he they're young. they are not spending enough time outside. and we now know that sunlight exposure is greatly increasing their risk of becoming nearsighted. so these kids have been outside about half the time we were when we were younger. and originally we thought that was just related to good mental health but the fact is that being outside in the sunlight exposure increases our dopamine levels. and we now know that dopamine inhibits the growth of the eyes in these kids. so without being outside, we're leaving -- we are basically leading to an epidemic of myopia. >> and myopia is near sightedness. >> you can't see far away. >> how do we avoid this what are tips? >> big thing is outdoor time and focusing in the distance. putting down the screens, even putting down books and being outside. it doesn't mean that you have to do any particular exercise.

we are talking about sunlight exposure and not focusing up close for hours upon hours. another thing is obviously limiting screen time when kids are indoors. it's all about balance, ainsley. it's not very easy. we know that we are parents. if you can balance out the time and decrease a little bit of near work and station at the screen and say hey, you know, just do some chores around the house or just hang out and look in the distance. actually makes a big distance in these kids. >> ainsley: when you compare the kids millennials the generation before gen zers they grew up their entire life with screens available for them. >> that's right. >> ainsley: can you tell the difference in those two generations. >> you can. you can tell the difference not as drastic as the difference between say gen x and millennials. it's a trend. we are seeing the same trend all over the world. the biggest studies on this came out of china where they now are reaching about 95% of their children being myopic. that's humongous because they are not going outside. they are staring inside at either screens or studying, you

know, they are known for that no windows in these classrooms. the studies actually show that's the link to the increase in growth of the eye. >> ainsley: this is so scary. and you know, we talked about this. being near sighted is not just a matter of oh you will need glasses when you are older, myopia is greatly increased to risk of macular degeneration, glaucoma, cataracts and retina detachments, once you become near sighted can't reverse it. once you are 20 years old, that's what it is in your eyes. people really need to know to get their eyes checked. because a lot of stuff is going on that they might not know about in their eyes. >> ainsley: doctor, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> ainsley: carley, hand it over to you. >> carley: ainsley, let's get social. bundchen opening up about her divorce in w. tom brady in an emotional interview. >> i think that the marriage would end? no one goes into a marriage thinking it's going to end but

it does. you said it was the death of a dream? >> yeah. >> how are you? >> well, when you say -- sorry, guys. i didn't know -- can i have a little moment? >> carley: oh, i want them to get back together. at one point the supermodel took a few moments to compose herself after choking up. she was married to the nfl legend for 13 years. and donnie wahlberg insists he is the reason why his brother mark became famous the new kids on the block alum spent $500,000 to help mark wahlberg launch his music career in the early 90s. his life was going nowhere fast and he was in good shape. fans would go oh my god he is cute. is he cute. make this kid famous. donnie mentioning he helped co-write marky mark in the first album including the hit song good vibrations. and one comedy superstar is so sick of the rules on the masked singer they decided to unmask themselves during last night's

season 11 premier. >> wait, what? [laughter] >> oh my god. yes! >> you had no idea. you had no idea that i was coming here, nic. and guess what, nic? guess what? there is nothing you can do about it. >> this is stupid. that was the worst performance ever on the history of the show. >> kevin hart rendition of ne-yo song was just a prank on his friend in masked singer co-host nick cannon. and travis kelce is brought to tears when talking about his brother jason's retirement from the nfl. >> you have always been a step ahead of me and it's always been like i have had that flow station device right there and it's -- to have -- to have you out of it, man, it feels empty. it was a [bleep] journey to watch. -- like i said yesterday, man,

i just appreciate you. >> carley: that is so touching. after 1 seasons and a super bowl championship. the 36-year-old philadelphia eagle center said goodbye to the game he loves in an emotional news conference on monday. jason says is he ready for a different chapter. plans to lose 35 pounds and learn how to do more housework, which i'm sure his wife is thrilled about. they have three beautiful daughters. >> brian: bidding war. there is going to be a bidding war broadcaster. he will be a bigger name as a broadcaster. >> ainsley: maybe give a year to enjoy his family? >> brian: no. get right back to work while the eye is hot. >> lawrence: grown men should not cry on tv. >> ainsley: his brother. i wanted his brother to get up and give him a. that's so sweet. that's his big brother. >> lawrence: don't cry on tv. don't do it. >> steve: when you have seen those guys for so long for the fact that jason kelce tears up and cries that suggest what is a seminole moment that is

retirement. >> brian: how about when they're not on tv? >> lawrence: you can do that. that's okay. >> ainsley: do it later? >> lawrence: do it in private. >> steve: next time on tv we will remind you. >> lawrence: now i know why he is dating swift, cries on tv. >> brian: is he in touch with himself. >> ainsley: she is write a song about it. >> steve: state of the union tonight. t we're going to talhee. k about it coming up. ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck,

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