tammy: a senior u.s.ficial confirming to fox news that putin used more than one hypersonic missile after russia made the claim yesterday. that official saying it is not being viewed as a significant development or escalation. congressional republicans as you might imagine disagree. >> this is very troubling for the pentagon to say this is not escalation it is an escalation. this war is escalating and vladimir putin is continuing to kill innocent people. what you also see with the use of the hypersonic weapon is the demonstration by putin to the west was clearly a message to the west to show that he has these weapons. >> president biden is back at the white house after spending the weekend at the beach in delaware he heads to europe to meet with nato leaders. the white house says he will visit ukraine during his visit. >> we have another day of extraordinary news. let me start with you charlie about the hypersonic weapon. it is interesting we knew laster china and russia have these weapons. he shouldn't ne

so tammy it's hard to say. it sounds like we are getting ourselves ready for something even worse. >> i think we have got some time later in the show talking more about putin. in this case, you have got zelensky who is an international hero for standing up for his country. but he's making demands that americans understand are almost go too far like the no-fly zone. do you think that push is going to continue? there is a bipartisan group from congress going to meet with him at least some other leaders, i believe. what do you think we'll end up doing here to help? charlie: i think there is a lot to criticize about america's handling of this administration's handling of this from the beginning. but i think probably the tempered political approach being very, very careful about walking a fine line between helping rebuff the invasion by russia, by putin, and not prolonging a war that is terrible for ukrainians. i think we heard some talk about efforts to try to broker peace deals that would top the killing. i think

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columnists tammy bruce also former nasa county executive, thank you for joining us.we did think it was a fairly clear policy by the president wants to help the ukrainians, military aid and humanitarian aid but do not risk getting drawn into a war with russia. he seemed to be saying at that press conference or suggesting that's kind of up to vladimir putin and what weapons he chooses to use whether we are drawn into that conflict. >> i think it was a good move for biden to call the meeting at nato. this is an opportunity for him if he can seize it to really be a leader. interesting now to see poland emerge as a leader in this on the international scene paid the stakes are really high for biden right now obviously for the reasons that we all know the humanitarian crisis that suffering, the shelling that's happening that terrible human turn crisis. but also politically for him if he can articulate and execute a weight with this little casualties or at least mitigating the pain is much as possible to bring this to an end. honestly that is good for the world everyone will

i'm with tammy bruce this morning. tammy, jump in here. tammy: what's fascinating here is the discussion about saudi arabia and the nature of the choices they're going to make. of course, they're an ally, imperfect. they're going to go with the strong horse. that's natural. it's less about negotiation and attitude and who is speaking with them than the fact that this signals i hope you might agree, roger and maria, that that this signals they don't have any faith in the strength of joe biden, in the strength of american leadership. this we're seeing around the world, it's as though the world is behaving as though america does not even exist and they've got to be thinking about, all right, who is the strong horse, that's china. what they're going to do in the meantime, the absurdity of the iran deal, every single thing we're doing sends a signal that we're afraid, that we don't want to do anything, had that putin is strong, that china is strong and america is not something you can rely on. it's horrible. maria: roger, final word. >> well, t

the thing with jessica called the eyes of tammy faye.e people on twitter saying to mention here. a lot of people have heard her name, but they don't recognise her, they think, where have we seen her before? one of those actresses who disappears entirely into her role. you think, i don't know who she is, you could walk past her in the street, having seen the eyes of tammy faye and not recognise her, a very consummate actress, very serious actress. it's quite rapid, her eyes. i think this would start her eyes. i think this would start her on the road. people have been tipping here as the new meryl streep. so, get used to seeing her. just 17 awards to go to match her. that's really interesting. we will see what we see of her. i did come out of that film saying if it did not win the award for make—up, there is no justice not win the award for make—up, there is nojustice and it not win the award for make—up, there is no justice and it has done that. it happens quite a lot, renee zellweger won forjudy, the film did not win any other awards. me

of. >> drive the ball 300 yards and crush me and tammy together. >> yeah. still do that stuff. i've still got long arms. i got a lot of strength left over. i'm back in the gym because my knee is better. but, yeah, i don't play in like our clubs -- women's club championship because it's just not fair, you know? so, yeah. lia thomas went through male puberty. that is a tremendous advantage. i have been on testosterone blockers. i have been on estrogen and am currently on estrogen. but i'm still, you know, unfortunately bigger and stronger than most women out there, yes. >> what's your take, tammy? >> u you know, katelyn obviously does something for the transgender community every day by being herself. and when you talk about the nature of character, and this is where we're at at this point, right, with lia thomas. and i think this particular meet, sean, said a great deal. when thomas hit at 1, the spectators were quiet. normally you would cheer nor the winner. it was when the young woman came in second is when the cheers came up. as recognized as the female w

tammy bruce, thank you.e and abroad are hitting president biden's handling on russia's war of ukraine. as he faces high stakes meetings with nato in europe today. then there is this. >> no one case can stand in for a judge's entire record. >> i'm discussing every one of the cases. if you aren't going to -- >> senator, please let her respond. >> not if she is not going to answer my question. >> if you are just going to get a speech. >> harris: it got chippy at the confirmation hearing as some critics claim she is far more progressive than what she is letting on. pete hegseth next. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with t

his mom was unloading groceries when tammy long wynne took the car. she then abandoned the car and the child when the suv ran out of gas. >> we were able to talk to many of the people staying at the hotel. >> police arrested tammy at her san jose home. he went 12 hours without eating. >>> a wild and dangerous night at a popular east bay restaurant. shooting at the dave and busters. an argument broke out, leading to an exchange of gunfire. the shots hit three men and a would. two of the men drove themselves to a hospital. >>> san francisco losing another high-end store. crate and barrel confirmed it is closing down its store in stockton by the end of next month. a pokes person tells us the lease is ending. >>> for nearly five decades, they made some of the best pies in the bay area. now a long-standing restaurant is going out of business. marie callender's has been open since 1974. like so many places, the pandemic has crushed business. can't air to keep it open. the bay area has one more left, in sunnyvale. i love the pies there. >>> up next, saving s

. >> we were able to talk to many of those people, and one of those people who turned out to be tammy's friend said i think that's tammy, who was staying with me. >> reporter: she was trarked down and arrested. >> you never leave your child alone in a vehicle. >> reporter: amber rollins runs a group, kids and cars. her group has tracked 56 such incidents nationwide this year alone. >> these are crimes of opportunity. lock the doors, keep the keys with you. >> reporter: they have no evidence jacob was fed during the 12-hour ordeal. they also say if it wasn't for an alert officer who found the car in this remote lot, jacob's situation may have been a lot worse when he finally was found. >>> a new push to slow down the plan to close schools in oak land. they urged the plan to be paused. the pause could be used to study the impact the plan would have on minority children. >> they have to go across town. as you know, oakland's very territorial. until we change the culture in this city, we're putting our children in a very precarious situation. >> some school board members have been threatene

it's an urgent moment. >> harris: tammy bruce is in "focus" now. you take from what the secretary of energy just said? >> well, it's an another example of why this country is a dumpster fire. they see every issue as a possible crisis that they don't want to let go to waste. moving out of the national emergency with covid-19 and there are calls for an emergency over climate change. they see it's possible to nudge americans which is a democrat theory. there is a book about it. you create environments that move the american people into the direction you want to have them go. they see this as an opportunity. you keep hearing them say buy a tesla and get an electric car. you can't afford $5 gas but you can afford a $60,000 automobile. it's a disconnect. they are thinking about los angeles and new york. public transportation. people who don't need cars. drive a bike. this is about a disconnection with the average american. all that oil and gas goes into for this country. farmers. >> harris: they don't see that. >> they don't even think about that. they d

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[applause] >> joining us now, democratic senator tammy baldwin. she is a member of the senate appropriations committee. she traveled with president biden for the visit of that bridge, and other infrastructure issues. senator baldwin, after the president, of course, on ash wednesday as a roman catholic, went to mass and received those ashes that we saw on his forehead, he traveled to wisconsin with you to make this point about what the infrastructure bill is delivering for wisconsin. are voters of wisconsin actually getting that message today? >> oh, they sure are. we talked about the bridge, weight restrictions were placed on it. people have to oftentimes go out of their way. and, given all the things that we are facing, the partnership between the federal government, states, and localities. in this, case two states. to be able to address the transportation infrastructure as well as other issues is huge. when you can't get your products to market, when you can't add travel to school or work safely, that impacts everyone's lives. and so, this infra

three yards and you'd crush me and tammi together. go, yeah, i can i know i can still do that stuff. i still got long arms. er i got. a lot of strength left over actually i'm back in the gym because my kneeee is bettern but yeah i don't play in like cs hour clubs women's club championship because it's just not fair, you know. so yeah i mean leah thomas went through male puberty and that is a tremendous advantage. er i have been on testosterone blockers. i have been on estrogeny and currently on estrogen and but i i'm still otr, you knr unfortunately bigger and stronger than most women outout there.>> yes. what's your take, tami? well, you know, caitlyn is obviously does something for the transgender community every day by being herself. and when youd w when you talk about the nature of character and this is what we're att at with leah thomas and i think that thisan particular meet sean set a great deal when thomas hit at one of the spectators were quite normally you would cheer y for the winner. itouan was when the young woman came in

[applause] >> joining us now, democratic senator tammy baldwin.nate appropriations committee. she traveled with president biden for the visit of that bridge, and other infrastructure issues. senator baldwin, after the president, of course, on ash wednesday as a roman catholic, went to mass and received those ashes that we saw on his forehead, he traveled to wisconsin with you to make this point about what the infrastructure bill is delivering for wisconsin. are voters of wisconsin actually getting that message today? >> oh, they sure are. we talked about the bridge, weight restrictions were placed on it. people have to oftentimes go out of their way. and, given all the things that we are facing, the partnership between the federal government, states, and localities. in this, case two states. to be able to address the transportation infrastructure as well as other issues is huge. when you can't get your products to market, when you can't add travel to school or work safely, that impacts everyone's lives. and so, this infrastructure bill will play a

here with reaction, we have found a clay travis and fox news contributor tammy bruce tammy its kindergarten through third grade and it rggives the parents the rights t to instill their values s tin their kids. it never says in the bill.n it we now know it doesn't and this is really the equivalent, sean, of a hate crime. they have described something on the left that does notot exit and then they use it to amplify themselves to gain political power, to increase victimhood and to frighten their own base and then the media amplifies it evenoe more . it does not exist. and then of course, the disney dynamic is another reflection of that . but it's ironic here with disney banning the words boys and girls and their complaint that this bill in their imagination ban saying the word , the only people banning words these days like eoplwoman or boy and girl are is the left for the community and for every parent out there, everyone must know this has nothing to do with the agenda for people complaining about this issue. we've spent yearspe effort through the civil rights movement to make sure that peop

this woman, tammy win arrested for the crime family. most of proper statement. >> she had and about same hotel. jacob and his mom are staying at. she decides telling you. i want to walk out of the parking lot. she time she sees those wanting to be a call. got some decides to steal a vehicle. got 7 starts driving. what he claims. he did not know there was a child inside be instead parking a car mother something about this trial who decides to drive to a secluded parking area because on the side of our city. and and so is that wants stops working with, think it ran out of gas because i understand it was a rate of the tank. and at that point she decides he's going to leave the car. one of our officers finds the vehicle were taken inside. jacob was rushed to the hospital dehydrated. but okay. >> he was reunited with his it's heart wrenching to go. >> for our and we're not getting any leads finding jacob because and it's it's got a whole lot to about position. >> as for tammy, she was arrested for kidnapping child endangerment and vehicle th

you come to a tammy come and i'm going to bring you into this one. on my laptop, tommy says pictures all the undeniable truth to what is happening across the world . the world is realized that new stations are for the now to 0. thank you, prince. this often create a narrative set by governments with agendas, the thing for i felt what is happening to our plan. it is imperative for i need to act. now. what do you think about the way tammy seeds phone calls has been truth. i think there's so much that goes into a story that you know, captions can be changed. captions i that i think of like one story i did on a mountaintop. removal and southern west virginia and the writer asked me, how can you take such beautiful pictures of such desolation? and i think it's really hard because it really depends on the slant of the magazine you're working for in the editors in the caption writers. cuz sometimes it can be interpreted a lot of different ways. so i can't answer that about the government. i can really say how i ship my stuff in my captions are truthful and

yes, sure i can hear tammy. well, welcome to w. dr. go and tell us how different this summer has been to other meetings in the past. so 1st, this is a very unique abilities that he's not in hosting. started with multiple prominent politicians and figured it was a very warm atmosphere. very positive agenda. we were flaming on potential corporation in multiple field. yes. also security, but also diplomatic issues going on vacation when civilian affairs and presented a very good a potential for the future. is it? all right, now we're gonna take a listen to some comments made by anthony blinking. and then i'm going to come back to you to hear your views. as we do, we have to be clear that these regional piece agreements are not a substitute for progress between palestinians and israelis. one of the issues we discussed today was how countries involved in the abraham accords and normalization, as well as those that have longstanding diplomatic relationships with israel can support the palestinian authority in the palestinian people in concre

jessica chastain is nominated for playing tammy faye kristin stewart is nominated for playing princessif you simply want to dance your way into oscar sunday, west side story is up for best picture, and that is streaming now on disney plus. bravo. the academy awards air right here on sunday. and before they do, i am going to make the official will ganss predictions for oscars 2022. all right. for best picture, i'm going with "coda" for best director, campion for best director. and supporting actress, ariana debose for "west side story." we will see on monday how my predictions did. >> couldn't have done it bet ter myself. ? if y >> if you had to pick one, which one is a must-see. >> the one i would tell to you watch is "coda." it uplifts your spirit, it's about family san a very warm film to watch, especially coming out of a rough two "c "coda" would be my pick if you only have time for one. >> you guys have plans. >> yeah, to watch all ten movies. movies. >>> coming up, a brand-new (light music) - look, i got to say something. i said it before and i'll say it again. if i tho a reverse

tammy, thanks for being with us. leo 2.0 terrell, thank you.hannity" right after this break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening, and please set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." think of what we reported tonight, targeting civilians, towns annihilated, neighborhoods leveled, entire neighborhoods wiped off the map. our prayers are with the ukrainian people. stay tuned. laura ingraham is up next, bill hemmer filling in tonight. have a great weekend. we will see you back here on monday. ♪ ♪ [explosion] [indistinct shouting] >> the images never end. i am bill hemmer in tonight for laura and welcome to the end of a very long week. i'm going to start with the latest news at this hour, where it is 5:00 a.m. in ukraine, and most importantly, kyiv remains in ukrainian hands. some analysts worry tonight the historic city will not be spared from the brutal bombing campaigns we have en

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tammy is back with us. >> can you believe you have to introduce that.ds in the same sentence, it is insane. your point is good. i was always frustrated with the line 'where is hunter, it was never about him. it was about his father. about the candidate, the person who'll takeover the free world. now we see what happened. we do now have confirmation, this is so awful, we're used to it, so many people in national security, in diplomacy, ex-generals all these people who signed up saying this is russian disinformation, they knew at the time it wasn't. fbi knew at the time it was not, the choice was, for years, now, a decades have been telling me, coming from the left, the left is not just mistaken, they are not having accidents like, they need a diaper, not accidents, they know what they are towing, they are deliberate choices, they don't mean well, they are lies. not well meaning slips or we didn't know, they knew. and covers we know the fbi, department of justice, people who have been in the system in the establishment. for generations, and we wonder why

tammy, my research of the atlantic council there. i mean, a potential escalation, russia says it has used hypersonic missiles for the 1st time to attack to separate targets in ukraine. the missiles have a range of up to 2000 kilometers and are difficult to intercept due to their speed . t w's funny for char spoke with people in the village of delia 18 in western ukraine, where one of the apparent missile attacks on an armed depot took place this past friday. we are in dahlia tin, a rural town in western ukraine. so far its been out of focus, but that changed last weekend. russia claims it used to hypersonic miss i for the 1st time in combat in ukraine, in this village, behind me, destroying a military warehouse. not a ukrainian government has not verified. this type of missile was used and people here are tight lipped about the alleged attack, fearing what else may follow from russia was night. i haven't heard any information about this. if any confirmation exists or not, but the situation is trustful, all the time will wait for some

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up on jane canyons directing when jessica chastine landed best actress for her role in the eyes of tammy faye mcgrew. and best international film was awarded to japan's drive my car. well, the oscars was hoping to have a booster ratings to see as physical confrontation between 2 superstars certainly dominated the headlines. and the motion picture academy has now officially condemned the actions of will smith at the ceremony. here is more from entertainment journalist katie matthews. in l. a. last night i'm told that inside adobe theater, they actually were going to remove will smith, right after it happened? they kind of were milling about, deciding whether they should let him stay for the rest of the ceremony, whether they shouldn't. but remember, he still had not received his award yet. so they had not announced that category. so that could have been one of the reasons why they decided to let him stay for the rest of the ceremony. but today they're saying that they're looking into a formal review to see if he broke any kind of laws or bylaws or any type of state laws. and we'll see wha

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it looked out of the question, as the side lost their opening three matches. 0pener tammy beaumont feels is not how you start but how you finish and we are going in with some key performances. catherine brunt coming into form last game and heather knight. danni wyatt some runs and nat sciver has been brilliant. so the key performance and everyone is picking up the right time going into this game and hopefully the semifinals. there are plenty of international football friendlies this saturday — england are currently in action against switzerland at wembley. currently 1—1, breel embolo, gave swiss the lead. luke shaw levelled for england. both sides have already qualified for the world cup in qatar. so are keen to give newer players a run out. marc guehi and kyle walker—peters making their england debuts. in the day's other friendlies — croatia were held to a 1—all draw with slovenia. the republic of ireland are currently a goal behind against the world's no 1 ranked side belgium. hans vanaken restoring the visitors' lead in dublin. later on, there's a top tie between the netherlands and d

. >> reporter: jessica chesstrain won the best actor for the eyes of tammy fay. >> i want you to know that you are unconditionally loved. >> reporter: jane has become the third woman in history to win the award for best director for the power of the dog. >> i love directing because it's a deep dive into story. >> reporter: the biggest night kicked off with a testimony form from one of music's biggest stars. the show featured three hosts. >> this year the academy hired three women to host, because it's cheaper than hiring one man. >> reporter: the second deaf person to win an oscar, best supporting actor for his performance in the film coda. >> this is dedicated to the deaf community, this is our moment. >> reporter: the anita in west side story. >> in this weary world that we live in. dreams do come true. >> reporter: pausing for a mom of silence honoring the people of ukraine. [no audio] doesn't mean you are out of this. you got the best of the rain overnight. where it's raining now, let's bring this ahead and stop it on the last rain there. we can see the brighter colors showing up,

senator tammy duckworth is a democrat on illinois. she is also an iraq war veteran and purple heart recipient. she joins me now. senator, very good to have you, and some of the rhetoric i've heard out of elected officials and washington seems to forget all of this, the decades built-up of the logic of the cold war which, again, is its own grim terrible logic that led to all sorts of one horrible things. it is what it is. do you and your colleagues understand with what you are dealing with here, is what i want to start by asking. >> i certainly understand it, and not the least of which because when i joined the army, we were still training to fight the soviets and to defend the folded gap. and in fact, the illinois national guard was some of the last former u.s. personnel helping train ukrainian troops. california and illinois national guards have been the two states providing training to ukrainians. they have acquitted themselves so incredibly well. but you've got this absolutely right, chris. we cannot risk going into a hot war with

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this woman, tammy wind arrested for the crime family.statement. >> she had and about same hotel. jacob and his mom are staying at. she decides telling you. i want to walk out of the parking lot. she time she sees those wanting to be a call. got some decides to steal a vehicle. got 7 starts driving. what he claims. he did not know there was a child inside be instead parking the car mother something about this trial who decides to drive to a secluded parking area because on the side of our city. and and so is that wants stops working with, think it ran out of gas because i understand it was a rate of the tank. and at that point she decides he's going to leave the car. one of officers finds the vehicle were taken inside. jacob was rushed to the hospital dehydrated. but okay. >> he was reunited with his it's heart wrenching to go. >> our for our and we're not getting any leads finding jacob because it's it's got a whole lot to about position. >> as for tammy, she was arrested for kidnapping child endangerment and vehicle theft. theresa kron,

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