those louisiana bgade back along the orange and alexandria railroad.but now all the way back bristow station instead, they would form a final defensive line abt 400 yards from the station itself. so just to orient you, which you're lookinghis is northeast. so manassas junction is off the top of the screen again, about five miles in the distance for you familiar with the area today brownsville ad, as it was known athe of the civil war is today's bristow rte 619. that crosses over the historic tracks of the orange and alexandria railroad, which is today still an active railroad, but it is norfolk southern instead operates it today, not the orange nor alexandria. so you will stage his brigades along brownsville road with the exception the sixth and the eighth. louisiana, which were again the furthest forward defensive positions on defensive troops that you will had with along the north tracks of the only railroad you will had less men than hooker did. but you was able to bring many of much of his artillery into the fight while. hooker did not have a chanc

i'm here in alexandria, louisiana, ms. stacy, and what i want to ask you is if you had a chance to write about the woman king that this new movie is out. god bless you and i really enjoy "in-depth." host: is that the viola davis vehicle you are talking about? stacy: i think it is. i haven't had a chance to but i love all questions that come from towns and cities named alexandria. that's a great idea. i'm looking for a new subject. i'm sure we will come up with one today. host: you spend five to seven years between your books. why? stacy: i don't seem to be able to do it more quickly as the short answer. i'm usually researching for a good three years. i have a lot of biographer friends who do this and what i consider to be a more efficient way. they write while they research. i can't seem to do that because i don't know the confines of the material where the ark of the story. i don't know where i'm going to go until i entirely immerse myself in the material. by that point, pre-or three a half years income you realize you ar

it will be held in the agro-town, alexandria, shklovsky district , on july 8-9, during the festival ,he family, the winner of the republican competition lord of the village, will traditionally decide. and 2 km from the courts, a laser show disco awaits guests. in general, it will be very interesting and great. in the reserve, the nalibokskys are successfully implementing a project to revive the population of thermal horses, which was launched several years ago. how many individuals live in pushcha today more than 270 a new species, which lived on our lands at the end of the 19th century, was bred by scientists and the volozhin region was brought from the netherlands in just 4 years. the forest herd has become a brand of the reserve thanks to these horses. this tract has acquired a second life. well, they are also called live lawn mowers in a different way. that is, it is not necessary to mow this territory. she doesn't grow thanks to them, the grass is always fresh, thanks to them people began to visit here. eh, this grove, other animals are the red book badger, the same elk, laziness

of alexandria was not in the top three.h she confidently took fourth place and was close to the top three, yuriy gura, who scored an average of almost two points per match , was fired by his coaching staff. they put a rookie , ruslana rotanya, for the first time from an adult team as the head coach. the staff itself was recruiting serhii kravchenko, who was a football player recently , he took journalist zhenya hrysia there, he took zeriskiy to the coaching staff, which we all know well, just to a large extent. in any case, put the young mentor first, let's give him the task of occupying the third step, and he is not the third step . he even passed the european cup . next season, despite the fact that the task for this championship has not been completed , you know there is a proverb who pays the money , he orders the music well, look, with his staff , he led shakhtar to the championship, he is fired , er, gaultier from the pair of saint-germain won er the championship of france, the league one, here he is fired here, just

increase the volume of product sales alexandria gathers friends a bright and rich program prepared for the guests of the festival and the preservation of the traditions of their ancestors, a unique rite. zelenets conducted an event program in the brest region on the air in the studio veronica if hello the tenth forum of the region in belarus russia is summing up the results of the guests, ufa met the expectations and the signing of major contracts, we will ask our observer olesya vysotskaya the result of the tenth anniversary forum the signing of at least 25 joint agreements most of which are contracts for the supply of equipment and the creation of new joint assembly plants, the participants in the 10 sections of the plenary session discussed made settled on the industrial policy of pc humanitarian cooperation business circles. we also went over topical issues about youth built a plan for the development of youth parliamentarism , thematic sections worked, an exhibition of goods from mechanical engineering to scientific developments for us today is one of the key partners, of course,

let me remind you that a big holiday will take place in the agro-town, alexandria, shklovsky district, on july 8, 9. this means that exactly 3 weeks before the start, during the festival , the family of the winner of the lord of the village competition will traditionally decide. and there is also a laser show disco waiting for guests 2 km from the courts. all in all, it will be very interesting and cool. well, on this i still have a word for you, our sports observer welcomes andrei kozlov in the studio after all. good evening. i think you know that right at this moment the national team of belarus is starting an important qualifying match, but the european championship against israel and therefore , i think we should send all our ballic vibes to the stadium where the game is taking place. in the meantime, more about the main sport. andrei kozlov is with you hello belarusian weightlifters continue to win at qualifying for the olympic games grand prix of havana. pavel khodasevich became the absolute winner in the weight category up to 96 kg . the belarusian had no equal in both exercise

, alexandria, what is possible even the disappointment of this half-year well, yes, that is probablye, and we constantly, nevertheless, in comparison, remember how powerful oleksandria yurii gura was, how real she was, creating competition for everyone to the leaders and you won't remember a single match like this from alexandria, what can you say, a convincing team played and showed itself as the best there in the tactical , technical plan, in the strategic plan in the game plan, in any match well, here we define the rusyn in this episode, if they were there before we there, in the 15th year, they remembered how anri used to score, then it was a branded darusina, but if they say andrey's shot is now a rusin's shot, when he punches this piece of paper into the point and into the back nine, he just managed to get his feet into the back nine - this is a goal in the power of e exactly in the model e-e rusina rusina well with this goal he may have even earned a call to the national team because yaremchuk was injured and it was rusina who was called. in this championship, the partner of p

. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff has the latest. >> alexandria: a sound like that around the nation's capitoll spark concern. this is response to what happened in the skies miles back. >> alexandria: that was the sound of f-16 jets breaking the sound barrier. the pilot of a plane was not responding to calls, the recession crashed, killing the four onboard. norad was clear this plane was not taken out of the sky, it had run out of fool. ryan scott is speaking to the plane's unusual flight path. >> took off from tennessee, supposed to lain on new york long island. it flew past long island and did a complete u-turn in the air and flew directly over washington, just a weird accident. it is as weird to me asthmalaysia 370, a mystery what happened. >> alexandria: this plane was owned by barbara and john rumple. barbara shared a heartbreaking line on facebook. she said my family is gone, my family and granddaughter. john rumple says the nanny was also on board. >> steve: we don't know, the key is why did it turn? we understand from the father that apparently the plane was taking his daughter and her

. >> steve: catch up with alexandria hoff live with the latest. >> alexandria: the president's relationshipis close enough with his son to bring him to a state dinner but not close enough to ever discuss business. jacqui heinrich pressed the president on that last part. [indiscernible] >> alexandria: it sounded like a no. a what's app message showed the younger biden claiming to be sitting right next to his father while negotiating with a chinese business associate. >> have you ever spoken to your son about overseas business dealings. >> i've never spoken to my son about overseas business dealings. >> did hunter biden commit a crime? are you confident he did nothing wrong? >> i'm confident. >> you think the stories about your son hunter -- >> yes, yes, yes. god love you, man, you're a one-horse pony. >> alexandria: whistleblowers claim doj and fbi interfered with the investigation, james comer wants special counsel kept out of the mix. he said you trust merrick garland to have sole authority to pick one person to take over the investigation and never have to be transparent with the media or

. >> carley: alexandria hoff has more. good morning. >> alexandria: good morning.were cheering not because fighters were leaving, but because the wagner group came and managed to get within 125 miles of moscow. prigozhin has now had charged against him dropped. ukrainian president zelenskyy called on the russian people to abannon what is playing out. zelenskyy spoke with president biden yesterday and secretary of state blinken weighed in. >> the rising storm of prigozhin inside of russia is something that many people have seen over months now. direct challenge to military leadership, powerful criticism of aggression against ukraine and questioning the war. >> alexandria: russia defense minister was spotted on ukraine side of the board. lieutenant colennel says with the dramatic weekend, ukraine is no less vulnerable. >> things are bad 234 ush radio, on the front line, none of the fund amentz amentzals have changed. hold on to power and wait until they build up enough to have air support. if they keep going now, they will lose so many people and not gain enough grou

. >> todd: alexandria hoff. >> alexandria: the student loan relief plan and lgbtq protection. you have biden v nebraska, questioning authority to issue $20,000 in student loan relief and an artist refused to make wedding website for same-sex couples. supreme court struck down affirmative action yesterday saying it violates equal protection clause under the 14th amendment. the president called the court not normal. >> is this a rogue court? >> this is not a normal court. >> president biden: i meant it is basic decisions more than any court in recent history, that is what i meant by not normal. >> alexandria: taking adversity into account and supporting diversity. here is the president. >> president biden: all men and women are created equal, this court seems to say that is not always the case. >> alexandria: that is from the declaration of independence. justice jackson wrote, with the let them eat cake oblivious, majority pulls rip cord and announces color blindness by deeming race irrelevant. judge thomas wrote back, as jack sayson race-infused world falls flat, sum of unique

and we keep a little over a week left before the republican kupalle holiday in alexandria what program guests of a large -scale festival, our columnist svetlana chernova will tell . kupali will become a three-dimensional figure, a flying stork on the banks of the dnieper, creative sports and youth playgrounds will unfold. a record number of masters are expected, performances by circus artists, an air show showing new belarusian products will come and participants from 19 regions of russia , the whole flavor of belarusian culture and belarusian folklore is concentrated here. famous masters of applied arts demonstrate their best achievements. and what is very important from year to year. a lot of friends of colleagues from the russian federation come to us, and for the first time we are planning this year. a joint concert with the russian federation within the framework of the union state, which will be on the site of alexandria, will take place here before our main gala concert in order to understand the scale of the holiday is 10 football fields that will operate each of its own intera

now this is the city of aswan, illuminated by the sun, and in alexandria no eratosthenes.ook it from kafiz. this is a bowl with a long needle, and being in alexandria on the right day, i calculated that the sun there is in the sky at an angle of 7 ° 12 minutes. this is one fiftieth circle, the scientist realized that siena is located from alexandria at a distance of one fiftieth of the circumference of the earth. this 5,000 ancient greek stages was not difficult for neuratosthenes. calculate everything else modern measurements of the size of the earth confirmed the correctness of the ancient greek on june 19th. 862 president abraham lincoln signed a bill to abolish slavery in the united states out of 32 million the population of the country was about 4 million. there was a civil war , the most difficult and bloody in the history of the country, lincoln wanted to avoid its collapse, abolish slavery dealt a mortal blow to the economy of 11 southern states based on arab labor and ensured the influx of new fighters into the army of the north, blacks and colored after the victo

. >> alexandria: the first president to face counts, seven under the espionage act and conspiracy and false statements. trump offered this. >> our country is in decline, we're a failing nation and this is what they do. i am an innocent man, we will prove that again, seven years of proving it and here we go again, in a position to make america great again. i am innocent and we will prove that soundly and hopefully quickly. >> alexandria: former president and once-again candidate ordered to appear 3 p.m. on tuesday. here is his attorney. >> their investigation is fatally flawed from outrageous misconduct, even criminal misconduct. there is presidential record act and doj agreed with this in case involving bill clinton that the former president gets to decide what he keeps. he should work closely with archive, they can ask him nicely. if they get mad, they have a remedy called civil suit. there is no criminal penalty for violating presidential record act. >> alexandria: republicans quick to point out that president biden's own retention of document calling the justice department's effort

. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff has the latest for us. >> alexandria: the pool is poised to grow by three this week, north dakota governor doug burgum expecteds to announce tomorrow, that is when mike pence will make his kick-off announcement in iowa. mike pence filed with the fec yesterday. this evening, former new jersey governor chris christie is expected to enter the race in new hampshire. christie has become one of the most vocal against trump and factored into why new hampshire governor chris sununu decided gonzaga running. he said support needs to be consolidated. we have looked at things and i've made the decision not to run in 2024, a lot goes into the decision, it is not the end, by any means. math has shown donald trump has no chance of winning in november of 2024. >> alexandria: south carolina senator tim scott says he is only candidate that can disrupt the left's narrative. yesterday he appear on "the view." >> you say your life disproves leftist lies. my question to you is, i'm the exception, right? you're the exception, maybe ms. whoopi goldberg. we are not the rule. when i

alexandria hoff with the latest this morning. how is it going? >> alexandria: so good.esantis is from oklahoma governor stidd. he backed former president trump in 2020. this morning he announced the shift. >> we have to defeat joe biden, i believe ron desantis is the right guy to beat joe biden to be in office for the next eight years. >> i'm officially endorsing ron desantis for president and we're going to win in oklahoma. >> alexandria: pool of options may be expanding. frances francis suarez teased a big announcement. >> i take this message to people, they want to hear more. if i decide to run next week, hope to make the debate stage and be part of this conversation of bringing young voter, suburban women to bring people into the republican party so we have a chance to win for generations into the future. >> alexandria: the indictment against president trump have not shown negative support. one day after, trump won the straw poll in colorado this weekend with 40.3% to desantis 35.8%. you might think desantis looks close, but for last two years, desantis has narrowly

. >> carley: alexandria hoff, good morning. >> alexandria: according to the agent, director wray made the document available, but they say they can't hand it over without handing over sources. kevin mccarthy does not buy that. >> this document is not classified, director wray said he wouldn't provide it. i had a phone call and explained if he does not provide this, we will hold him in contempt. now he said, we have the document, he will only show to chairman and ranking member. that is not how the constitution works. if he doesn't come forth and allow everyone to see it, we will move contempt charges against him on thursday. >> carley: coming up very serious. and >> alexandria: anna paulina luna wrote, the fbi is afraid their informant will be killed if unmasked, based on information about the biden family. the fbi did not immediately respond when fox news reached out. the form is dated june of 2020 and alleged then vice president joe biden was involved in a bribery scheme. the document had been flagged and sent to delaware for the investigation of hunter biden. >> certainly chairman

history award from the alexandria historical society. his father served in the us army medical as a medical officer during the second world war and took care of many d-day wounded on their return to england later serving under president dwight eisenhower's medical staff. we were fortunate to have dr. holian. join us as a lecturer last year and in 2019. tonight dr. holian will speak on patton and rummel? the missing generals of d-day we'll have time for q&a afterwards and then we'll invite everyone to join us downstairs for a reception. and now ladies and gentlemen, madam and messiah dr. kim holian. thank you very much. when i was called earlier this year about doing tonight's program. i asked. what do you want? the program to be and they said something different. and something short well will definitely be different and we'll try to be short to leave more time for q&a which is just as important as what i'll be saying up here tonight i come. from an old army family my wife comes from an old navy family. come that big game in december it g

little earlier i begged for this pass to bulat, it’s just that the defenders are again the same as alexandria in, she should have come that earlier, much earlier , no one even blocks this pass, that's why what happened to the structure of alexandria during this six months , entrusted to the championship, is very difficult to explain with such a composition, such a selection of performers with such potential, the team until the last round they cannot secure even the fifth position, although we can recall the message of the leaders that at least the third step should have been in alexandria, that is why yuriy gurbur was fired and ruslan rotanya was appointed as the head coach of the teams, so in the next editions we will try such a comparative table because there we recruited priguryy at the rotation on there, in fact, if they uh, the topic about tanya was about there a little more point per match , after all, the pace for the relegation zone, again we see rusyn, such a breakthrough is fantastic, but he could not he scored again, he should probably have given it to his partner who was running ,

now it is the city of isouar, illuminated by the sun, and in alexandria there is no eratosthenes.d being in alexandria on the right day, i calculated that the sun there is in the sky at an angle of 7 ° 12 minutes. this is one fiftieth circle, the scientist realized that siena is located from alexandria at a distance of one fiftieth circle earth. this 5,000 ancient greek stages was not difficult for neratosthenes. calculate everything else in modern earth measurements proved ancient greek right on june 19th. in 862, president abraham lincoln signed a law abolishing slavery in the united states of the country's thirty-two million population of about 4 million. there was a civil war going on as slaves. the heaviest, bloodiest in the history of the country. lincoln wanted to avoid its collapse, abolish slavery, he dealt a death blow to the economy of 11 southern states based on arab labor and ensured the influx of new fighters into the army of the north, blacks and coloreds after the victory. severov v. the same day, june 19, but already in the sixty-fifth year , the abolition of slav

they their names are being printed in the local newspapers the alexandria alexandria gazette is filled every day with names of returning rebels. no doubt a warning to loyal unionist. there's also the fact that an alexandria several hundred paroled rebels were being held in a former slave pin. could this be any more ironic? men who had gone to war to protect their rights as slaveholders. who had bought and traded human flesh from the confines of this prison are now being held here as prisoners of war. all of this was a reminder that these men were in fact prisoners of war. they were not free men and it was unclear what their status would be in this post-war. if in fact we can call it a post-war world. so while many of lee soldiers are facing this type of situation. others face the proposition that they had no homes to which to return. on april 16th the day following lincoln's death hancock again back in the valley telegraphed major general henry hallock as to whether confederate soldiers from loyal states. would be allowed to return to their homes in april 16th is the very first instanc

earlier i begged for this one pass to bulat, it's just that the defenders are again the same as alexandria they act, how do they let in, how are they now flailing, no one meets the same one, it was clear that i was there, the transfer would go to the center, it should have come that earlier, much earlier, no one even blocks this pass is because of what happened to the structure of alexandria during this six months under the charge of the championship . position, although we can recall the message of the leaders that at least the third step should have been in alexandria, that is why yuriy horbur was fired and ruslan rotanya was appointed as the head coach of the teams, so in the next editions we will make such a comparative table , because there they were recruiting at the mountain during rotania , in fact, if they uh, the topic about tanya was about there. a little more points per match, that 's the pace for the relegation zone. again we see rusyn, such a breakthrough is fantastic, but he couldn't score, again, he probably should have give it to the theater on the partners who rushed, how

will: thank you for that, alexandria. rachel: thank you, alexandria. [laughter] pete: good morning. i think we're all a little -- listen, it's been a huge week, i think a really sad week for our country especially because we keep talking about, you know, democracy and saving democracy, and this has been death of democracy in so many ways. this is the ultimatenyization or government by the party that is in power to take out the next or, you know, to opponent, the leader of the pose toking party who's leading by a lot. greg gutfeld was on his show recently, yesterday i believe, and he said that essentially this is about taking out trump, and it's not going to work. listen. >> i think most people understand this isn't about breaking the law, this is about breaking trump. even the charges are theatric, basically they just choppedded up a candy bar into little bite-sized snacks. it's meant to exhaust and overwhelm not just trump, but his supporters, right? it's meant to psychologically flood the zone up to the election to keep trump's persuasive abilities at a bay, to keep trump's suppor

it is -- >> alexandria real estate. >> a study of 495 buildings. >> right, so, last time i was here, in process, or i would have chatted about it. we know office is bad, people are not returning to the office. this company operates office lab space, and most people thought the stock was insulated from work from home and the stock is trading at a very substantial premium cheaper than it was, but it was a premium. and we said, well, maybe we should buy it down here. and then we started researching it, and everything was lining up and the company saying, everybody's back and we'd been using the cell phone data, we talked about it last time for six flags. we said, let's look at the buildings. and we did 20 buildings. down 50% on attendance so, we did another 20, i said, you know what, do every building we did every building, it took a month, and it's down 50% >> across the board? >> across the company's portfolio. their largest market, which is boston, is down 56%. this is going the way of office, and it trades at a massive premium to office. i think it's going to be a real challenge. if

alexandria hoff joins us right now from washington with the latest.sonic boom was because a couple of what were they f-16s en route to try intercept that plane because they didn't know what they were up to. people who heard and felt the sonic boom thought the sound was the emergency. that had actually happened in the sky hundreds of miles back and the boom was the response. [sonic boom] that's the sound of f-16 jets breaking sound barrier chasing an aircraft broken into airspace in washington, d.c. the pilot was not responding to radio calls. the cessna ultimately crashed in rural, virginia killing the four on board. norad was very clear they did not take this plane down. now, here is fox news jon scott also a licensed pilot speaking to the plane's unusual flight pat. >> -- path. it took off from tennessee supposed to land at new york long island it. flew past long island, then did a complete u-turn in the air. started heading back to the southwest. flew directly over washington, d.c. this is just a weird accident. at this moment, eric, it's as weird

leader, but also to hope for a successful result in in the parallel match between the movement and alexandriai just heard when those people who were in the stands started shouting vorskli vorskla and someone said that in a whisper there it ended 0:0 and at this moment we missed two the teams exchange episodes. shakhtar has a territorial advantage and it rarely comes to moments, but at the end of the first half, vorskla had an opportunity to go ahead. ibrahimka missed the shot and hit the hand of young farina. ulyan tseferi completed the standard mark and put the ball into the goal net. andrii pyatov for the shakhtar goalkeeper, this match is more incredible than the last career for the albaki legionnaire vorskla. this ball became the 13th of the season. to stand on the tatar position you have to have concentration, motivation, and this. we understood that this holiday will be today, and he also believes here in this city. the factors of actions that made us understand that in this place today will be on the numbers, and vorskla was waiting for his chance to counterattack and one of these brou

there' s also the fact that in alexandria several hundred paroled rebels were being held in a former slave pen. could this be anymore ironic? men who had gone the war to protect their rights as slaveholders, who had bought and traded human flesh in the confines of this prison are now being held here as prisoners of war. all of this was a reminder that these men were in fact prisoners of war, they were not free men, and it was unclear what their status would be in this post war, if we can call it a postwar world. so many of lee's soldiers are facing this type of situation, this face the proposition that they had no homes to which to return. on april 16th, the day following lincoln's death, hancock back in the valley telegraphed major general henry hallock as to whether confederate soldiers from loyal states would be allowed to return to their homes. april 16th is the first instance that i find of this, that's why i find it is connected to lincoln's assassination. hancock informed halleck of this. many confederate officers and soldiers from missouri and other loyal states are coming he

alexandria hoff is live in washington with the latest. alexandria, what took place?ought was necessarily going to happen. at least it wasn't even publicized until 45 minutes before the meeting started before the two leaders shook hands that's according to "the washington post."

arthel: and alexandria off, thank you mike. 20s present xi jinping warmly welcomed his old printed okies to making this week in the first time to visit billing or tech and three yearss on old business overseas is politics as well cypress care of state is in route to meet with senior officials is antony blinken and he's not to receives gates made soaring tensions between beijing and washington. >> the competition requires sustained diplomacy to ensure the competition does not be a confrontation or conflict and again, that's with the world expects about the united states and china. mike: the spring in florida congressman. >> good afternoon. mike: so the secretary of state is on his way to beijing, your expectations for this visit. >> very little. nasa quotations are also very little and so i don't even know why he is going. is been criticized for this trip is like he begged, please please let me know receiving and china please so the biden administration can say the least of trying to make some effort, there with china but i do n

alexandria hoff is live in washington with the latest. alexandria, what took place? >> this is a meeting nobody thought was necessarily going to happen. at least it wasn't even publicized until 45 minutes before the meeting started before the two leaders shook hands that's according to "the washington post." they also wrote that the discussion it lasted about 35 minutes, during which time the chinese leader acknowledged that the two sides had candid and in-depth conversation and acknowledged common understanding. it appears that any talk regarding any more contentious topics may have happened away from cameras. remember, this visit was already delayed once after a chinese spy craft was found drifting over the u.s. president biden this weekend called that airspace intrusion silly. but blink's visit he said to the country could serve to ease tensions. the white house recently acknowledged that china had secured a i do buckeye base in china there had been tensions to sooth. this conversation between blinken and xi capped hours of high stakes meeting between the secretar

will: thank you, alexandria.saying it's a dangerous time for russia, it's a dangerous time for everybody. these are the kind of unexpected things that can happen, you know, in a war like this. and, you know, russia has probably the most nuclear warheads of anyone in the world unless you add up all of nato's. and if this is a -- instability in russia means instability for the world. pete: yeah. it was stag orerring yesterday to watch -- i was at at a baseball game, but i turned to my son, i want to see an update, and that was right about the time the message had gone out that they were turning around on their way to moscow. it a appears to have been a sincere geefns from this rogue general saying my troops are not being supported in the field, so i'm going to take over the military installation in southern russia and march to moscow. and they were 200 kilometers out. they were halfway there if you look at that map. and it appears at the moment when he would have been met with actual resistance, actualing fighting,

fox's alexandria hoff has more. biden administration has china in the spotlight, pushing a new diplomat strategy to lower tensions. but those efforts might not be working. the wall street journal reporting beijing is negotiating with the cuban government to establish a new military training facility on the island, giving china a significant military footprint just 90 miles off the coast of florida. the chinese government denies that it has plans to place troops at america's doorstep. i am not aware of the situation you have mentioned. we hope that the parties concerned will put more effort into enhancing mutual trust. the talks are reportedly at an advanced stage, with the white house now working to slow them down. if the base is approved, it would be just the latest example of growing ties between china and cuba, including the building of a chinese spy base on cuban soil, which has been active since at least 2019. this is something we're going to be monitoring very, very closely, and we've been very clear about tha

alexandria hoff joins us. it was virginia, maryland, people in d.c.hat the heck was that noise. >> yeah, there was a bit of panic. you saw it social media on social media. people captured it on their home cameras in the d.c. area there can be reason to be concerned when you hear something like this. let me say, this is a story that would have been heart breaking all the same had this this plane simply and quietly crashed in central virginia. pilot list flight thousands on the ground they heard that boom and knew something had gone wrong. [explosion] >> some say that it shook their home. according to norad the sound came after f-16 jetsy scrambled and authorized to travel at super sonic speeds. intercept a private aircraft began to breach the airspace around 3:20 p.m. the pilot of the cessna unresponsive crashing before 4:00 p.m. in central virginia according to state police. now here is fox news' jon scott also a licensed pilot speaking to the plane's unusual flight path. >> it took off from tennessee. it was supposed to land at mcarthur airport which

alexandria hoff is live in washington. >> reporter: good morning. scheduled for thursday but had to be moved because of the dangerous air quality that day. yesterday did hold sunny skies for the event which welcomed hundreds in an effort to display the administration's commitment to supporting lgbtq rights. it was billed as an all-american picnic. first lady jill biden kicked off the event with a short speech, placing a large focus on the last two letters of the lgbtq and republican policies that the white house claims discriminates against transgender individuals and children. president biden shared this: >> happy pride month. [cheers and applause] happy pride year, happy pride life. you're some of the most, you're some of the bravest, the most inspiring people i've ever known. and i've known a lot offed good folks -- of good folks. we all move forward when we move together. with your joy, with your pride lighting the way. >> reporter: the president also tweeted this yesterday. today the people's house, your house, sends a clear message to the coun

alexandria hoff, thank you.ves are already at risk, a new threat looms for the innocence of war-torn ukraine. large swaths of unsafe and unhealthy dust and smoke from canadian wildfires still threaten american cities. when will we get the all clear? meteorologist and climate ex expert, some answers next. ♪ ukraine's calls for international aid as mask letting sabotaged the region. the floodwaters killed at least eight people, western officials are blaming russia. ukraine's president encountering defensive is underway. senior foreign affairs correspondent -- reports. >> we got pretty much close to confirmation here saturday. ukrainian president zelenskyy the long-awaited counteroffensive against russia is on. 600-mile bloodline and losses around the eastern town apartment, months of bloodshed as well as breakthrough russian defenses south of here to split enemy held ground. an action now important, american bradley fighting vehicles and german leopard takes, russia claiming several those hit. continuing as long r

alexandria hoff has more. >> alexandria: by the time the boom was felt and heard, this plane traveled for hundreds of miles on auto pilot. it was close to long island destination when the recession made 180-degree turn and began flying in the other direction and reached washington, d.c. restricted airspace. norad granted permission to two jets to fly at super sonic speed causing the boom. civilian aircraft was intercepted at 3:20 eastern time. the pilot was -- norad attempted to establish contact with the pilot until the aircraft crashed. virginia state police followed up, 3:50 p.m., virginia state notified of crash in stanton blue ridge region. search by the sheriff office and augusta fire rescue got underway by ground and air across the region shortly before 8 p.m. first responders reached the aircraft. no survivors were located. speaking to "new york times," john rumple, the plane owner said his daughter, his granddaughter and a nanny were onboard. mr. rumple said he had little details, but hoped they had not suffered. if the plane lost pressurization, he said they would have never

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let me remind you that a big holiday will take place in agro-town, alexandria, shklovsky district , july, 9th. this means that exactly 3 weeks before the start, during the festival , the family of the winner of the lord of the village competition will traditionally decide. and there is also a laser show disco waiting for guests 2 km from the courts. in general, it will be very interesting and cool. well, on this i have more and more word for you, our sports observer welcomes all sorts of things in the studio of andrei kozlov. good evening. i think you know that right at this moment the belarusian national team is starting an important qualifying match for the european championship against israel and so i i think we should send all our ballistic vibes to the stadium where the game is taking place. in the meantime, more about the main sport. andrei kozlov is with you hello belarusian weightlifters continue to win the havana grand prix qualifying for the olympic games. pavel khodasevich became the absolute winner in the weight category up to 96 kg . the belarusian had no equal in both exerc

rachel: thank you, alexandria.appearance of making the secretary of state waits as he visits the country sends a signal in and of itself. rachel: yeah, that j xi jinping was excited to meet with bill gates. these tech guys, a lot of their actions are treasonous in terms of the business dealings they're maybing and one of the guys are trying to enlist our own business leaders saying we're not going to duobusiness with you unless you pressure your government for better terms for our businesses. of course he wants to meet with bill gates and was really happy with many of their covid stuff tase agree on, which it ended up hurting the chinese economy and that's another reason he wants to make sure the business interests are alibraried for their economic advancement. but yesterday joe biden was on route to a campaign event and made a comment about the now infamous spy plane and call it a spy balloon but it was a spy craft. here's what he said about that balloon. >> i don't think the leadership knew where it was and knew

mike: alexandria live in d.c., thanks a lot. the 2024 hopefuls weighing in on the situation in russia. out they would approach the issue if they were in the oval office. for more on all of this let's bring in our panel. greta as well as the former d.c. democratic chairman, scott. welcome to both of you. >> thank you for having me. >> nice to see you. >> hear his former new jersey governor chris christie. let's play it. >> what we do know is america support along with our allies in nato of ukraine has done a great deal to cause what we are seeing right now in russia. putin's misadventure and all the missteps that happen by the biden administration, the trump administration, in the obama administration have led to this moment. >> it is hard to argue with the fact that the president claimed he had more foreign policy experience and anyone who has ever run for president before and it is one catastrophe to the next. i think there's a strong argument to bring in new ideas and new thoughts. >> it really makes no sense. i thought what h

will: alexandria hoff is live in washington dc with the latest. alexandria. reporter: good morning.ate department official says the primary goal is reestablish senior level communication including military to military which is something off the table for some time and other points umm for discussion including china's role in the fentanyl crisis and that official played down the idea that the broad range of deliverables come from the trip. remember the visit was delayed once after a chinese spy craft was found drifting over the u.s.. president biden called the air space intrusion silly. i'>> i'll be meeting with xi agn and talking about legitimate differences we have and also how these areas we can get along.lo. >> one of the areas of president time is not claiming ownership over taiwan and they've acknowledged since 2019, china secured a spy base in cuba. rachel: the ukraine war made us weaker because the ukraine war ended up not just depleting us of money and taking attention from china, which should be the primary focus and had the effect, predictable effect of bringing russia and

there's also the fact that in alexandria several hundred paroled rebels were being held in a former place. could this be any more ironic? men who had gone to war to protect their rights as who had bought in traded human flesh from the confines of prison are being held as prisoners of war. all of this was a a reminder tht these men were in fact prisoners of war. they were not free men and it was unclear what their status would be in this post-war if in fact we can call it a post-war world. while many of these soldiers are facing this type of situation others face the proposition that they had no home which to return. on april 16 the day following lincoln's death hancock in the valley telegraphs major general henry halleck as to whether confederate soldiers from loyal states would be allowed to return to their homes? in april 16 is the first and i find on this connected to lincoln's assassination. hancock informs halleck many confederate officers and soldiers from missouri and other loyal states are coming here on their paroled desiring to go to their homes. thus far i have detained them. t

eric: thanks alexandria. >> we have also delivered in florida culture of life.s signing the heartbeat bill into law that protects unborn children when there is a detectable heartbeat. >> my first day and also took historic action to protect the unborn. prehistoric nobody else did anything near what we did. >> as this weekend marks one year since he supreme court decision overturning roe v wade the issue of abortion rights is starting to dominate the 2024 campaign trail. a new nbc news poll shows nearly two thirds of registered voters disapprove of the court's decision. little over one third appropriate let's bring in she is gop strategist and fund fundraiser. so noel, will this campaign strategy get these candidates into the white house? >> you know, arthel we are going to find ourselves in the same predicament we did last cycle economy versus abortion. low sing that at the detriment is the far left democrats are defining our narrative. meaning this is going to come down to basically the independent, the women, the suburban women more speci specifically. we do n