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jon: you wrapping up an emergency meeting as israel's war cabinet wages a response to unprecedented direct attack. good evening i am jon scott this is a special two hour edition of the fox report. world leaders are condemning iran's launch of hundreds of drones and missiles overnight in an emergency group of seven video conference convened by president biden. meanwhile here at home lawmakers are reacting to the president's handling of the situation. >> what we are witnessing today as we are seeing joe biden to bend over backwards to pander to the hamas wing of the democrat party. we have gone from peace through strength to war through weakness because of the white house where they are weak on all these issues. >> it really demonstrates how it

is astonishing we are not standing firmly with israel but they should never be any kind of conditions. when a nation could launch hundreds of drones towards israel. jon: live team coverage. trey yingst and tel aviv, cb cotton is it for us. tim inquired let's go to lucas tomlinson at the white house. asked john, "fox news sunday" john kirby says he does not know what israel will do next. officials say if if your it iss destroyed iran they are on their own for the white house does not want to see a regional war. >> and at first we need to see with the war cabinet decides in terms of whatever next step they want to pursue and that is a sovereign decision the israeli counterparts make preceptor the israelis to decide what the next step is here. >> president biden spoke with g7 leaders today are all parties agreed they want to see israel not launch a counterattack against iran for it white house

officials say biden told his israeli counterpart u.s. would not support israel launching a counterattack. guided missile destroyers shot down up to six ballistic missiles last night. the other 94 were shot down by israel's arrow missile defense system some of the missiles were shot down outside of the earth's atmosphere in space. the wall street journal is now reporting cap of iran's 100 or so ballistic missiles failed to launch crash. drones didn't launch of the solace that u.s. air force sending f-15 strike eagle to the region from seymour johnson air force base in north carolina and the united kingdom. they shut on 70 of iran's drones. president biden called the commanders to offer his congratulations the u.s. army patriot battery also shut down ballistic missile outside northern iraq. jordanian jets also engage. former israeli prime minister set on x and fox it is time for payback not celebration right now quote u.s. administration is telling us this is a victory of

party one thwarting the missiles. no need for further action. no it's not victory its remarkable success of israel event systems it is not a victory. when a bully tries to hit you through 55 and only succeeds seven times you have not one. >> we are fighting the war of the west. make make no mistake if iran goes nuclear they have the long-range missiles that reach europe and later on it won't be that difficult to reach america. >> president biden's defense budget cuts of missile defense by $400 million. tomorrow iraq's prime minister come in search of the white house perhaps with a message from iran. jon: lucas tomlinson live at the white house, thank you. israel is weighing its response to iran's attack prime minister benjamin netanyahu war cabinet meeting today just hours after iran fired more than 300 drones and missiles at the jewish

state. trey yingst is live in tel aviv once again. >> good evening for israel's war cabinet meeting today at the israeli pentagon for more than four hours trying to hammer out the details of what a possible israeli response might be to the hundreds of missiles and drones that were launched by iran overnight. unprecedented attack and according to israeli media they were key disagreements during that meeting this afternoon about what the scope and timing of such a response might be. we do anticipate the americans will continue to speak with their israeli counterparts trying to avoid this it turning into a much broader regional war. the israelis also do not the iranians to feel emboldened and they can continue to attack from their own territory does come as the israeli defense forces are releasing the new video of their fighter jets intercepting some of the missiles and drones outside of israeli territory idf says the majority of the

projectiles were shot down before they entered israeli airspace. the iranians today releasing video of their own showing ballistic missile launches from my iranian territory the wall street journal this evening reporting around 50% of them according to u.s. officials failed during launch. this is an indication israel be watching closely about how the iranians launch this attack but understanding it might not get to the task of a prolonged war is released you have to be careful understanding iran does have the ability to use proxies in the region like the ironic fact houthis and yemen and that militant group hezbollah request trey yingst on the ground in tel aviv for us. thanks. >> israel is calling for a global united front against iran un security council convened for an emergency session today. several nations have announced the attack if you are calling for that you and to designate the islamic revolutionary guard corps a terrorist organization.

cb cotton life at the united nations with more on all of that. >> hi john. israeli security council meeting after blasting with the united nations and to call for the iranian revolutionary guard to be designated as a terror group. that meeting wrapped about 20 minutes ago. before that address the council to say israel can defend itself after the slightest show of aggression. this attack crossed every redline the legal right to retaliate. we are not a frog in boiling water. following such a massive and direct attack on israel the entire world alone israel cannot settle for an action.

we will defend our future. >> majority of the sturdy councl member nations agree. the tipping point for further conflict. dude notes t the the price the strongest rebukes of the drone attack came from the united states, france and the united kingdom. set him apart iran's intention was to cause significant death and damage in israel. he had this warning. >> let me be clear. if iran or its proxies take actions against the united states or further action against israel iran will be held responsible. >> majority of the security council member nations condemned the iranian drone attack. some member nations refer to the atrocities committed against israelis by hamas on october 7. other council members said both israel and iran should show restraint and de-escalate the

situation to include a restaurant which is during military ties with iran for the ambassador for the russian federation got iran's escalation did not happen in a vacuum was a reaction to a quote to innotech by israel. now again the meeting just wrapped we are going to be going back through un secretary-general said at the start of the meeting everyone had a steak at peace. back to you. >> the islamic people had no choice but to exercise its inherent right to serve defense on the international law. and a president the rule calls the current position situation clear to all from the start of these against palestinian people in gaza more than 34000 civilians. >> my apologies i thought i was having to toss back to you. as you hear it right there at that is the iranian ambassador reiterating the previous claims from iran their attack on israel

was in self-defense again the meeting just wrapped will be going back through all of the content and as i mentioned un secretary-general said at the start of the meeting everyone had a steak at peace. back to you. quicksort cb cotton, thanks. for more on the global response to iran's attack on israel lesbian retired major general tim mcguire served our country in the u.s. army for 34 years. general mcguire, what are the considerations that go into how israel should respond to this unprecedented attack by ron. >> i do want to highlight the success service men and women 99% success rate was pretty impressive. that does give some maneuvers space right now in which we can bring all elements of power to bear right now. i know there will be an israeli

response. at the base on the great success they have. in protecting their citizens they can pick the time and place of your choosing. i think they are going to continue insure their forces on high alert as u.s. forces throughout the region most of the allies. this does show the power of allies. not just the israelis and the u.s. the u.s. has supported the british and french and others responded. the calculating how best to respond in that further bring back portents of investing in your armed forces.

with the arrow two and three. it shows to us and all others the need to maintain peace through strength. i do urge the passing of the supplemental so we could make sure we are well armed to not only aid our ally israel but hope the ukrainians stop the russian invasion and also ensure we are prepared to deter china and any threats that are out there for a. >> president biden has said that u.s. is not going to get involved in any kind of response to this iranian attack on israel. given the way iran course of our soldiers in places like iraq without a doubt this attack

instructive influence iran has throughout the region and the world. but also the success of the israeli defense forces doesn't show the great capabilities and they have looking at the totality of the global situation right now. we provided great support to israel by being able to knock out over 99% of the 300 plus missiles and drones that attacked israel. right now i think -- how do you continue to defend israel but then also prevent further escalation? right now it's calm in the strength. without a doubt take on and detour access of iran, russia,

and china. right now doing that in the time and place of our choosing looking with the long game i think us and our national interest. that is where the supplemental came so we can stand by our allies israel, ukraine, entire ron. continue to defend the frontiers of freedom. and also helps us strengthen our supply chain. make sure we are prepared to take on threats. also those concerned about where the money is going for the majority of the funds are staying in the u.s. for u.s. companies, u.s. workers making sure we are strengthening our industrial base. so once again we are not prepared to not only deter and defeat iran, russia, china, any threats that are out there. to meet someone who dedicated his life to defending this great country of ours but someone who still has many friends.

family members in uniform. i want to make sure we are making the prudent investments to make sure we remain the strongest nation on earth and maintain strength. >> the money invested in missile defense was on a magnificent display last night her retired u.s. army major general tim mcguire. general mcguire thank you. pro policy to demonstrate in chicago seen it cheering on iran's attack on israel. one speaker called occupied palestine. griff jenkins has the latest from new york. >> good evening, john. the story is alarming anti- israel anti- american rhetoric here at home and in the u.s. is escalating. while the whole world is watching yesterday tirana launched an unprecedented attack of over 300 drones and missiles directly at israel and chicago propel city activists planning to march on the dnc convention this summer. celebrated the organizer

announced the attack had begun. watch. >> iran has just responded about 30 minutes ago. [applause] [cheering] in addition, there are reports of drones having been fired on israel from yemen. [applause] >> that is a snippet of what was said at the conference chance of hands off iran were herded. this after we just witnessed the last sunday and dearborn, michigan chance of death to america. this demonstration, you hear it they are the organizer. to for revolution. >> it is not genocide joe that has to go for it is the entire system that has to go. >> meanwhile in washington protesters dissenting on the senate cafeteria hands painted red like blood conjuring up painful memories for many israelis following the lynching

death of two idf soldiers nearly 25 years ago. hit some lawmakers on the hill, refused to condemn the death to american chance. >> congresswoman,. >> i do not talk to fox news. i don't talk to fox news requests in your district people are chanting death to america. do you condemn quick chance of death to america? >> i don't talk to fox news i don't talk to people who use racist tropes for. >> why can't you say would you condemn people chanting death to america? >> we asked this past week the white house by death to america chance, green jean-pierre said they have the right to peacefully protest they condemn any violent rhetoric. this may be a bit of a headache for candidate joe biden at the dnc if this is a preview of what is to come. mean what we are going to dive deeper into this in the next hour on the big show tonight. you can hear more about the organizer in chicago had to say. jon: it had to be astounding to

be putting that piece together and just listen to some of this anti- americanism that's being spouted in one of the few countries they will actually let you speak your mind. >> you know, john, both of us old enough to remember all the way back to 911, never before in my adult life can i remember a time when anti- american rhetoric was so loud. you heard the chance that hands off iran w when anyone with comn sense knows it was iran that funds hamas and the horrific october 7 attack. it was iran that funds the proxies in lebanon, and syria. so what is happening now with israel defending itself is quite astounding to see. passions run high. speaking out peacefully in this country for years. to turn it into this death to america chance, that feels like a new thing.

that should alarm everyone watching. jon: thanks to griffin. be sure to tune in at 7:00 p.m. eastern time about 40 minutes from now or so for the big we can show very griff is hosting along with dr. nicole saphier. charlie h hurt and of course kennedy. continuing coverage of the world's response to iran strike on israel the fox report returns right after this. ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function,

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jon: no decision from israels war cabinet on how to respond to it last night's iranian attack. the cabinet promises a response will come purportedly is divided on when and on what scale. many israeli soldiers are waiting for orders. one of them is rudy rockman idf paratrooper who left the united states to return to israel to fight on the front lines. he joins us now. give us your gut reaction to what happened last night. >> thank you for having me. it's been a little over six months since october 7 my unit was called back into war. we fought a little over two months since we got and out of gaza. less than 24 hours ago is

driving from tel aviv to jerusalem and saw many drones and missiles exploding above our heads. it is not new to us that we are under attack but we need to learn the lesson from what we learned on october 7. when you have an army that has the capability and the intention to attack your people we need to tilt the prompts before the deal for us. israelis do not have fear. most of us are living our day-to-day lives. we are used to being attacked this is the message of the jews in the world out there that are afraid in these moments not to be afraid and we need to start defending ourselves and take care of our problems like i said before they start taking care of us. jon: in terms of a reaction from your government, your military what would you like to see directed to iran? >> i would not like to see people attack this is not a war between the iranian people than jewish people. the persian people historically great relations with the juice and also before the fall of the shop the ar arena pupa good relations with our people and i hope that one day will see united middle east where israel

can see that reality again as well. i would like to see a removal of the regime that is taken over the iranian people and has caused threats and deaths all throughout the region but a removal of hezbollah a removal of hamas privy to attack the problem and its source and not just of the symptoms. obviously wars going to lead to people dying on both sides if there's a war i'm going to fight with my friends, with my unit on the front lines of that war which is what i try to do every single day is to prevent us from getting into the war but in order to prevent it we need to go to the source and remove those who are responsible for committing deaths on both sides but work has been more than six months si and since the hamas a terrorist streamed across the border into israel and killed more than 1000 of your people kidnapped others. there's an awful lot of criticism of israel in the world right now based on the destruction and gaza. how do you answer that criticism? >> i served in gaza and i can only speak about what i see.

what we see from the enemy nations against israel whether it is hamas, hezbollah, iran, they attack civilians. they target civilians those drones and missiles shot on israel yesterday were all targeted toward civilians hamas killed siblings or shooting rockets they are shooting at civilians, w when hezbollah shot rockets from the north there shooting at civilians when israel's fighting back at hamas or hezbollah it's only striking military sites. they are tactics because they know they cannot win a physical wars to place their civilians amongst their militants to increase not only the amount of israelite citizens that are killed but the amount of palestinians killed in order to use their death as political ammunition and to convince the world israel is wrong. but i have seen israel sent everything it can to prevent civilian casualties there are civilians who have died, of course. is that horrible question rick of course it is we cannot just talk about what is happening we have to talk about why it is happening. why is it happening because hamas is attacked israel using

it civilians as human shields are people are triggered by this term it is the reality of what is happening. i personally saw drones looking at hamas a terrorist going from one tunnel to a school partaking in children and next to them in order to prevent them from being killed or if they were to be killed children would die next to them. why did they do this question in order to increase the civilian death to sell this image to the world and play on their feelings. to feel on the compassion the world has for human lives. we all care about human lives we do not want to see death but if you want to guilty probably have to go to its source. idf paratrooper in israel right now. we thank you. correct thank you. love more in the aftermath of iran's unprecedented attack on israel would we return.i ♪he my grandchildren, they're sixth generation of dancers. it's what my family is all about. i thought i knew a lot about our irish roots.

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night. he says it would not have happened if he were in office. alexis mcadams has details. >> good evening beard former president donald trump was in the swing state here in pennsylvania talking at a large rally when the news broke about these attacks on israel. he said the reason it happened is because the united states appears weak. watch for it. >> god bless the people of israel and america prays for israel we send our absolute support to everyone in harm's way. it would not have happened if we were in office but you know that, everybody knows that her vice president biden was being briefed on this attack over the wake of former president trump was at that large rally and fundraiser the swing state of pennsylvania. just days ago biden was once was one of the attack by iran could happen soon. his message to iran had been simply don't. that did not seem to work trump, presented republican nominee saying biden could get the country into a world war as voters we talk to you on the ground state more should have been done to stop these attacks.

>> went biden says adult and it didn't work? how shocking. we are weak progress former president trump 10 the united states must stand with israel is now in new york city he will be inside the courtroom tomorrow in manhattan. jon: alexis mcadams, thank you. the white house says is standing strong with israel while continuing to push for restraint in response to iran's unprecedented attack. meantime president biden is getting pushback for saying that u.s. will not assist with any counter strikes. lucas tomlinson's life at the white house with the latest there. >> of moments ago u.s. official confirmed to fox half of iran's ballistic missiles either failed to launch or crash there is no mention of this from jon kirby earlier. >> look at the size and scale and scope of what they fired at israel from iran proper. more than 300 missiles and drone they wanted to cause damage a question about that they were

utterly unsuccessful in doing so. looks iran is one of the largest stockpiles of ballistic missiles in the region f protocol with reporters earlier none of the white house officials mention this reported failure of ballistic missiles first reported by the wall street journal i should add. they said to u.s. warships shutdown up to six of the ballistic missiles and the rest, some 90 p 94 were shot down by israel's arrow defense system is not clear if they had 94 interceptors ready to fire the former head of u.s. forces in the middle east weighed in on the attack earlier. >> iran could not replicate yesternight's attack tonight if they had too. so i think israel this morning is much stronger is relatively weaker than it was yesterday. >> if israel does decide to take action against iran there is precedence. under the structure in syria at north korean nuclear scientist and cyber israel launched an airstrike to destroy it.

in june of 1981 israeli jets launch a strike and iraq to destroy nuclear reactor. the head of u.s. missile defense earlier on your show the former head of u.s. missile defense agency talking about israel's arrow and david slinking a joint venture this is a retired navy vice admiral described it. >> the later systems that have been developed have been hit to kill bit hit to kill is vitally important to have the technology because you want to obliterate the warhead. the proximity warhead you can still have debris flying towards the intended target. they hit to kill technology really obliterates. >> biden defense budget cuts missile defense by $100 million. jon: lucas tomlinson light at the white house. thanks lucas. so c, as the world waits for israel's response to israel's

attack the political file it is sure to hit u.s. lawmakers on both sides of the outlets for informant u.s. army green beret robert greenway. center for national defense at the heritage foundation. it is interesting iran is a country that seems to respect power. they are essentially telling the israelis not to launch any kind of counter attack based on what happened last night. how do you take that? >> thank you for having me as an unprecedented attack that requires a response because it was done very visibly, it was done within the view of the entire international audience, it has seven equal and reciprocal response against the attention of the international community of the iranian leadership in particular. otherwise you're going to greenlight any a running attack against israel or frankly any other nation in response to any perceived slight. that is a reset of redlines and about long since established. again this is unprecedented attack can about to do question of war for the united states needs to stand shoulder to

shoulder with israel and support them against common enemy. so that again, we recognize they are a threat they are responding together makes us stronger. jon: 's was supposedly a response to the attack that killed their general which i think cap in april 1. he was one of the architects apparently at least that is what israel says of the october 7 attacks. if iran's response was spectacularly unsuccessful as it essentially was, should israel be at all muted in its response? >> the defeat of last night's attack with allied partners and air defense system. that is not a success. directly against israel the

individual just over a week ago is not only responsible for planning and conduct of october 7 the groups responsible for it, he is also responsible for the attack on the militia that killed three american service members and jordan just a few months ago. the individual in question certainly had it coming. and at the end of the day it's a long train of actions and provocations is not a response operation i is an escalation. for this point forward is going to get a lot more difficult to control special united states does not close ranks of israel. >> the united states has said it is not going to assist israel in any kind of response. you think that is appropriate or should the president leave that a little more vague? >> urgently making it a public statement makes very little sense and does nothing but encourage our adversaries iran and others frankly. it is the wrong answer from a material standpoint because again were facing a common threat.

let's recognize we got here because of the catastrophic loss in the appeasement policy and in providing ironic unlimited resources to attack in the united states but we're still we are stillfending off daily ae red sea. until recently fending off attacks in syria. it makes more sense for us to part with israel and put this deterrence back, restore to the don't have a repeat. >> would you advocate then the united states get involved in some kind of response to what iran did last night? >> i think of the united states work to support our ally israel and others were in the fact that think in the regent base the common threat would have more effective in calibrator response bridges not nestling me in the united states has to have a direct role or hand in it. i would not necessarily say that's off the table. i think we have the capability to restore deterrence by eliminating the iranian capability in the region to mount a repeat of what we saw last night. jon: to my knowledge we have not heard much from the saudi's for instance about what took place last night.

but, you know how these things go farther back channel congratulations i guess or maybe messages the saudi's and a radiiranians and generally are t friendly. >> oh no, they are absently not. i would say two things but first there is a tremendous fear across the region for there's been uncertainty and there has been a great deal of apprehension about the escalation potential in the region. without the united states to work together partners and allies in the region to confront this threat from iran, everyone is deathly afraid original conflict is going to get much much worse before it gets any better and i think that's actually true. again i think it makes sense for united states to partner with israel and the allies in order to close the store and allow that to be restored to make sure you have a repeat. jon: let's hope we don't. robert greenway, thank you. >> thank you. jon: would back in just a moment. line, we do them this way.

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jon: much of the world to focus is on events in the middle east. the southern border continues to see a surge of migrant crossings were particularly in the el paso sector were border agents have seen the largest number of so-called god always, illegal immigrants known to have abated the border patrol and enter the u.s. but senior correspondent mike tobin has the latest on this. cooks drawn, the last two days we been watching human smugglers operate in the mountains right behind me on the texas/new mexico border bird fox news flight team i can show you live in a group it's up on the mountaintop right now. this small group has some binoculars out there they are apparently watching for law enforcement below for we go to video we shot yesterday was a similar group operates on a

mountaintop yesterday with their binoculars apparently spotting what was going down below. there is also another group of about 12 young men scrambling around on a hiking trails up above allen park, new mexico. by all appearances what they were waiting is for the rights to show up on the u.s. side of the border. all at once some cars pulled up into a parking lot at the base of the mountain. those young men ran down the mountain, lit up in the cars and made a break for print law enforcement agents that we have been speaking to said this a pretty typical example of the cartels at work. >> the migrant fall prey to these cartels facing extortion, kidnapping and even death. the lucrative nature of the human trafficking incentivizes cartels to exploit vulnerable individuals subjecting them to inhumane conditions on both sides of the border. >> these individuals were trying to join the ranks of the got a ways the people who never check

in, never engage a legal process but cbp was onto them at least some were apprehended for the el paso sector ranks third on the southern border for apprehensions with about 1000 per day for it as you mention it leads the nation for god always with a little shy of 50000 fiscal year. jon: mike tobin reporting for this of the border, thanks. well, stormy weather h head of r parts of the u.s. this week. what mother nature cooperate with your plans? meteorologist adam klotz with the forecast for the week ahead coming up on the fox report.

jon: professional golf most prestigious event the masters nearing its conclusion right now. all i said in five-time champion tiger woods who finishes 100th career round at the masters today. steve harrigan has the latest force. >> just one shot left in the 88 masters, scotty scheffler with a commanding lead process or tiger what he manages at a record this week. he made the cut for the 24th year in a row. the bad news is of those who made the cut he was in alaska lt place, 60th place overall and woods said he still had a very good week. here is tiger. >> it was a good week.

as a good week all around. i think that coming in here and not having played a full term in a very long time it was the good fight on thursday and friday. >> as for the leader he said he tried to stay patient despite some very tough conditions out on the greens. >> him in the greens just got ridiculously fast and firm. the reason is looking at 14 the site cut down that hill. it wasn't a weird location it was basic putting up to a small volcano there. >> the masters winner analogous to a traditional green jacket, also collects $3.6 million in prize money. back to you. jon: is down there earlier in the week for some of the practice rounds it was spectacular. steve harrigan, thanks, steve. if you have that clear skies, savor them. severe spring storms expected to roll into the central u.s. this

week. meteorologist adam klotz is here with your "fox weather" forecast. >> a lot of folks were able to do that, look at these temperatures across the country here on the sunday per l a lot f spot in the middle '80s feel incredibly warm. ultimately that he is going to turn into severe thunderstorms. for your sunday, largely clear one spot we are tracking some severe thunderstorms and severe weather is sweeping across pennsylvania as we speak each one of the yellow boxes is a severe thunderstorm. by tomorrow getting into tuesday we shifted back to the middle of the country. we are looking at two areas you see the maroon color very likely you see severe weather particularly in the afternoon hours. you are looking at areas of north texas up into oklahoma. a second location a little further north across the plains really into mostly nebraska stretching down into kansas as well. lincoln, over towards omaha, some years you see big weather tomorrow. now tornadoes are going to be a possibility for you to see that on the lowest and up our

concerns. more likely these be big thunderstorms with really strong wind and hail. when you start to see the hatched regent here everything and those hatching colors who are looking at potential hail up to 2 inches but that is enough to do serious damage across the region. as you can tell this is a really large area pretty otherwise straight-line winds you talk about big thunderstorms like this will be at issue. sixty and 70 mile-per-hour winds could certainly do some damage. forecast for monday. you run into tuesday we are looking at m maybe similar areas but shifting is just a little further off to the east. certainly some these threats will be the same. we are looking again for your forecast on tuesday. getting up a little further north stretching a little further east. the ingredients are out there for intersect at highs in the 80s, it is april this is the kind of weather we can expect. jon: and that we are in for some rain in new york city tonight to, as well adam. i will get the umbrella. >> you've got it.

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gorilla is celebrating the 67th birthday at a zoo in berlin. she got a fruity treat for the vacation she was born all the way back in 1957 in move to the berlin zoo in 1974, she is been the oldest living known gorilla in the world since 2019. a tiger at the oakland zoo gets a new toy. lola was playing a little aggressively with the squishy beanbag chair. she's been living the good life in california after she was rescued back in 2022 from an abandoned roadside zoo and oklahoma. we do not know the condition of the beanbag chair however. a true story i was on a story one time and bitten by a baby tiger. >> true story, it hurt. >> was acute. >> i don't think it meant to bite me.

now that they're hanging out on beanbag chairs there's hippie tigers taking out their aggression on the beanbags. somewhere else is probably for the best. we will check in later. that's how "fox report" the 14th of april 2024. i'm jon scott, thank you for joining us this evening we will see you again next week. ♪