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sandra today and really old eyes are on top, reddish, or u. p for short because it does send ag parliamentarians to the national parliament and the genuine, the saying goes, whoever performs well in u. p is most likely to form the next government today. 14 seats up from graphs and u. p. amongst them robbery and, and the last general election, some 2019 the beach a p. secure to 13. out of those 14 just rubber rainy remains as the last outpost for the gun d's and how it goes this time around. we would have to see and wait till the results come out on june 4th through the daily bill, which is on the page as monday. thank you very much on the before we go and update from the wall of space fashion, us space agency and also has unveiled the appropriate size of a new space suit for it's a vicious auction. this program design is say that updates have improved mobility bought the space suit is heavier, and it's pretty the size of the american as soon as possible with the new suits for the plan. moved, landing in september 2026. that's more than office

. >> i'm aishah hasnie here for sandra today this is breaking right now, john the committee's chairman jason smith says the president's son lied three different times when he testified behind closed doors back in february. >> john: he says that is all according to documents provided by irs whistle-blowers. part of the ways and means committee, we have chad live on capitol hill and chad come what did hunter allegedly lie about? >> john, good afternoon, mainly how he may have been in peddling influence. it took a lot to get hunter biden to take questions from congressional investigators over the winter on this but the g.o.p. alleges he did not tell the truth when he did appear, listen. >> hunter biden lied three times to congressional investigators which is a crime. and he did it to conceal the fact his family was profiting millions of dollars from communist chinese or ukrainian companies to line their own pockets. >> there are three main areas where the panel takes issue with hunter's answers. republican say hunter mischaracterized his role with the buying related to firm rosemont senec

throughout his foreign policy failures that people are connecting the dots on. >> sandra: mary catherine hamm, great to have you on todayy much. >> john: appreciated. >> sandra: approaching the top of the new hour and a live look at the courthouse where very shortly we expect the defense's crocs examination of michael cohen to resume paired we expect the former president to enter the courtroom shortly we have martha maccallum, john escobar, brent killed me, shannon bream, and mercedes colwin and more all coming up. every day, veteran homeowners are calling newday to pay off credit card debt that's been piling up. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and other debt with a lower rate newday home loan. save hundreds a month, thousands a year. >> tech: does your windshield have a crack? trust safelite. this customer had auto glass damage, but he was busy working from home... ...so he scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came

today"'s poll on 24% of people said that they still change their mind. there's a lot of persuadable's out there. it is pretty significant. >> sandra trump leading in 5 of 7th swing states. and today 17 sitting in the trial on the new york court room. he is leading in 5 key states. young and nonwhite voters are expressing discontent with the current president joe biden. per a new set of polls -- this is directly from "the new york times." including one with the "philadelphia inquirer" revealing an erosion of support among young and nonwhite voters upset about the economy. and gossett. >> that's right. enthusiasm especially when you think about the bedrock of the democratic party. enthusiasm went from 69% in 2020 to 39%. these are numbers that no one could ever make up especially for republican. it is extraordinarily important, i think for donald trump to grab this moment by the bull and keep going. the court cases that we have going on especially legal analyst after legal analysts say there is no case. they clearly with these trials preventing him from campaigning to dirty him out. it is not working. it has the reverse effect. now,

financial aspect of things but again the salacious details have been later there. >> sandra: seemed to dominate todaying about be -- >> sandra: yesterday we had forensic accounting as someone -- today we had porn star testimony. a bit -- >> john: in one of these days convicted felon testimony. when michael gordon expand. >> sandra: i'm julian turner. "the story" with martha maccallum start right no

sandra: yesterday we had forensic accounting as someone -- today we had porn star testimony. a bit -- >> john: in one of these days convicted felon testimony. when michael gordon expand. >> sandra: i'm julian turner. "the story" with martha maccallum start right now. >> martha: good afternoon. this is martha maccallum and this is definitely "the st story" today, huge blockbuster news coming out of the courtroom in downtown manhattan connor mcdavid everybody has been waiting for. it is day 13 a former president trump's criminal trial and this has become incredibly intense in their because stormy daniels is basically spilled everything she wanted to say after the trump team had asked to have her testimony limited. 's another the trump request is in for a mistrial because they are seeing there's all this prejudicial information that the jury has heard and we can put that back in the genies bottle can recall it absolutely prejudicial saying that -- and that -- what that means is that it was designed not to serve the acclimation of the charges but simply to inflame the jury against

today, sandra, a daily old eyes are on top reddish or u. p for short because it does send ag parliamentarians to the national parliament . and the general is saying goes, whoever performs well in u. p is most likely to form the next government today, 14 seats up for graphs and u. p. amongst them robbery and, and the last genuine elections in 2019 and the beach at p. secure to 13, out of those 14, just robert. and he remains as the last outpost for the gun these and how it goes this time around. we would have to see and wait till the results come out on june 4th through the daily bit, which is on the page as monday. thank you very much. summer last it from me and the new scene for the news update for you at the top of the i don't go way up next. all the technology show shift looks at how onto official intelligence is changing the music. what, of course, there's a lot more news on our youtube channel. and so for media, i got an office in berlin from me under these team. next the, the, the shift your god to life. and it did to, to you know, al

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i'm gillian turner and for sandra smith today. this is america report. they are ordering hundreds of thousands of palestinians in rafah to evacuate now. a senior officials calling them move a dangerous escalation that will have consequences paired >> john: jeff paul is live on the ground for us in tel aviv with the latest for all this. hamas agreeing to a cease-fire does not mean it's a done deal. >> no. it certainly does not and hamas released a statement saying its political leader had a phone call with the qatari's and the egyptians who have been involved in this intense mediation process saying they agreed to the deal that is on the table. that's been discussed over the past week or so. the new question remains what wl israel do, how will they respond, and does this include the release of hostages? we will have to stand by and wait and see. at the same time we have a massive development today as the israeli military started warning residents and people who live in eastern rafah, roughly 100,000 palestinians to start evacuating. they dropped flyers of

call rosland capital today at 800-630-8900, 800-630-8900. that's 800-630-8900. >> sandranew tools to defend its eastern border after president biden approved u.s. weapons for use in parts of russia. all of this has the kremlin latching out at nato and accusing the u.s. of escalating tensions. our chief correspondent jennifer griffin is live, where and rushes is limited to? >> sandra it involves the use of american weapons by the ukrainians in and around the car keep area only about 12 miles from the russian border. it does not involve the longer range attack from the range. this is the first time the president has lifted his own restriction of the ukrainian military can strike targets inside russia to protect ukraine's second largest city from the ongoing russian assault. first reported by politico this is but seeing u.s. officials by a policy shift not a broad shift in policy that would open up the use of u.s. weapons inside russia at large. it is specific to this area. at a two week nato area antony blinken talked about attempts to sow discord with misinformation and hi

today, again, the campaign will speak to that. it is a campaign event. that is the focus. >> sandraake up that what you will, kerri. >> kerri: yeah, you know, for starters, obviously, it would be inappropriate for a president -- for president biden to be making any kind of comment on this verdict given that he has sworn over and over that he is going to stay away from all of this stuff and the -- of course the fact that it is his political opponents, he would be speaking about and it does not help the fact that a top biden justice official left doj to come work here to prosecute donald trump. so putting the fact that -- the inappropriateness of it, from a public relations standpoint, i thought it was an interesting announcement that was flooded after various media channels because look, joe biden had a pretty bad news cycle last few days. he had the headline from politico saying that democrats are in full freak out mode. so as a former pr comes person, the first thing i would be taking us, we got to change the channel on this. we got to put something out there to make people think n

sandra: thank you. >> john: thank you. well, we say and we wait. i doubt anything will come todaye have to be on a hot standby for the next few days because he could come at any moment. thank you for joining us, set your dvr and never miss us. >> sandra: thank you for joining us, "the story" joints as now, lie from the courthous

when i see you at the 4:00 hour, sandra, i can deliver that to you. what i think is significant todaytoday is michael cohen's day. michael cohen in all likelihood will be on that stand all day today and probably into tuesday as well before you get any sort of cross-examination. my colleague from fox business was telling me that he is speaking very slowly, it is very deliberate, and therefore this is a long day and will be a long process. a couple things to keep in mind about michael cohen. remember, he pled guilty to lying to congress. he served three years in prison. he pled guilty to a criminal counts including unlawful campaign contributions. that is his background. go back to 2017. early after that election, michael cohen wanted to go to washington, d.c. he was talking about being the chief of staff under president trump. he was talking about being an attorney general under president trump. none of that happened because donald trump left michael cohen back in new york city. washington was not in his future. when trump's attorneys get their opportunity, you will hear a lot more abo

today. >> sandra: america's heartland hit by a 20 to a break over the weekend., max gorden is live on the ground in the midst of devastation. max how many tornadoes were there over the weekend? >> over the weekend there were 110 tornadoes through the great plains and the heartland and in oklahoma there were 28. and ef3 twister hit here in sulfur oklahoma perry we are standing in what used to be a historic downtown area and i wanted to show you the 360-degree view of this destruction. you can see how it leveled the downtown area. this used to be historic downtown and you can see brick buildings toppled over, roofs ripped off, even that car toppled over, here died. three were injured and here in oklahoma five people in total have been killed. there is a silver lining to all of this the white house has a disaster declaration for the state of oklahoma which will unlock federal aid. and the red cross being one of them, other age groups distributing food it will be a long road to recovery especially here in sulfur, when i talk to one business owner he just doesn't rea

's whatever they bought him today, if he answers calmly and directly, would you really get an impression that i believe judge engoron got that he is credible. >> sandraattorney michael davis responding to jonathan turley' tradition of today's cross-examination -- you're reaction to that exchange first, jonathan? hello. [laughter] >> hello. of actually known larry for many years, i respect him. id used metaphors but he uses such medical -- medical failures -- figures such as an honest michael cohen which we haven't really seen so we both engage in some degree of letters. where he is in a good job with michael. i -- the problem is that cohen has shown over and over again that he will only tell the truth if he literally has no other option. and for much of the direct testimony, he did have an option. he had to speak to why he pleaded guilty to crimes. he had to speak to why he admitted to lying under oath. but even under those tight circumstances, he may have committed perjury. many of us were really sort of bold over by his explanation of why he surreptitiously taped his own client, the former president. and he said that he did it to protect trump esse

i'm bill hemmer, dana has the day off today and hope she has an awesome weekend. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the sentence hearing is getting under way right now and as he gets set for this hearing, another detainee tyler, spoke to fox news digital about how he is holding up. >> it is scary and uncertain. it is just a rollercoaster. i mean, you just have a mix of emotions. yesterday was very emotional for me and my wife and it will get that way again when we have a sentencing date and have to go into the courtroom to figure out what my fate is going to be. >> bill: you have a congressman out of pennsylvania representing one of the defendants confronted blinken over his handling of the case and said this. >> it is my estimation that your department is weak, feckless and incompetent at best. >> sandra: gillian turner is live at the state department. what's the latest on this? this is so shocking for all of us following this story what they're going through. >> brian is this american tourist now facing a minimum of 12 years behind bars as you mentioned. right now any moment he is about to

today. >> sandra: we are getting some updates out of the courtroom right now including one from our producerthe room. they are getting the jury now so we do believe things will be back underway shortly. i will ask you what this means. i know it's probably hard for you to access at some the readouts we are getting but this one says the prosecution has provided the judge with a proposed curative instruction on blanche's comments. they also asked for an instruction on retainer agreements saying the defense misstated the law. the defense and objected to an instruction on the retainer agreement but not to blanche's comments on punishment. the judge will not give the instruction on retainer agreements from the bench. and that is when we are told they were bringing the jury into the courtroom. your thoughts on that and anything else you are seeing out of the courtroom. >> what happened is they did have that fight going until lunchtime and that was still being cleaned up before the jury comes back to hear the prosecution's four and a half hour summation of its own. and there were things that blanche

the late 85 degrees today. sandra fell in nevada at 86 tomorrow. officially put it out there. we've got 90 degrees for your household it out a little bit. but i do think we'll hit 90's for a couple spots saturday. upper 80's. and then after that, we do cool a little bit mother's day, not as hot with highs topping out in the mid 80's, right? all right, john, thank you for that. that coming along northbound to 38 that fear in boulevard. >> as a traveling to san leandro, you can see all neighboring highways still looking really good and light at this hour. you might want to take east the whelan boulevard to navigate around that delay that we're seeing there. >> the bay bridge right now traffic starts to build 14 minute ride last check in with at around 11 minutes. our sale san mateo bridge just under 15, 80 to 1, as a traveling across towards the peninsula. still looking good in the south. a 30 minute ride. 85 to villa park to 82. 37. you're also still making great time. telly answer down to 2. 37. 21 minutes. 5 88 82 oakland. if you're deciding which one to take, both of them ar

. >> sandra: country music superstar dolly parton is joining america reports today.lk about her iconic's career or give us a preview of the one-of-a-kind immersive student storytelling experience, opening at dollywood today, just in time for the memorial day weekend. we will hear about that and much more from the music legend herself. she is joining us live coming up. >> john: when you look at how long her career is, the very first time i interviewed her it was in toronto, canada, in 1992. here in 2024 still going strong. >> sandra: an amazing businesswoman and so thoughtful and optimistic. people love to hear what she has to say, can't wait for it, john. >> john: she is one of those people you just inherently like. it's really interesting. some of that secret sauce. we begin with the hunter biden that back in court for what could be the final hearing before the start of his gun trial in delaware and with that i am john roberts in washington. >> sandra: i am pumped for this friday show, john, it's great to be with you i'm sandra smith in new york this is "america rep

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tell us about that. >> hi, john and sandra, thank you for having me on today. it were under different circumstances. what we have seen at ucla is a cultivation of behavior that has started before the encampment. it starts a used certain framework that teaches students to see things in the binary of oppressed versus oppressor. for example last week in class students were learning about the protocols of the elders of zion, a historical anti-semitism. and refused to see this hatred as anything other than discrimination against a generic majority, against a generic minority. there sort of framework that students are believing whether you want to call it marxist, postmodern, or anything else reduces the historical jewish experience down to that of any other minority. it is no surprise to see why the students cannot the need for a jewish state and seeing the empty stomach anti-semitism has reared its ugly head wherever jews have gone. i think it's a very tantalizing to discuss the camps as an academic exercise but the reality is jewish students still have our loved o

i'm jacqui heinrich jacqui heinrich, sandra smith is off today this is "america reports" very dear member in march judge scott mcabee found no concrete, conflict of interest to force will is off the case but with the new appeals review trump attorneys will get there chance to push for her removal and to get her off the case. >> john: that's not the only legal victory this week a federal judge postponing his classified documents case indefinitely with no new trial date set. it is put into question whether the trial will start before the 2024 election. >> jacqui: fox team coverage starts now, any andy standing bt to jonathan in atlanta. jonathan this is a big decision. a big win for the defense in this decision. >> it is, jackie. not just because it places the spotlight it keeps the spotlight on fani willis but legal experts say it is all but certain to delay the trial. the georgia court of appeals has two terms in which it can take up the case the first of those terms does not begin until august which is when willis had hoped to bring former president trump and his associates to trial. >>

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. >> jacqui: whiplash, i'm jack amick sam sandra smith is off today this is "america reports" very tense exchanges as trump attorneys tried to poke holes at stormy's credibility dialing in on wanting to get her story out. >> john: very different from the line of questioning is where stormy was and sometimes graphic details about her alleged sexual encounter with trump. >> jacqui: expert analysis across the two hours next to cover what we parents before but eric shawn's next what do you have? >> hello, jackie, stormy is off the stand. trying to portray her as a money hungry trump hater who was lying as she testified here in court for the prosecution is saying she wanted to protect herself and she was worried she would not get paid for the election day in 2016. it was a serial cross-examination day again. really hammering away at stormy's memory trying to pick apart meetings that she said she had with the former president and then having sex with him in his penthouse hotel suite in 2006. just about the difference from the hotel to the door, different ways she had described trump through th

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. >> sandra: president biden speaking earlier today condemning the protests on campuses nationwide as the chaos spreads coast-to-coast. the latest conflict in portland, look at this life picture right now. we have been watching this developed and we are watching it as we begin a whole new hour hello and welcome i am sandra smith the new york. >> john: i am john roberts in washington this is america reports another two hours of all of this ahead of us, a live look we saw in portland but now ucla after a violent confrontation between protesters and police and anti-israel mob defying orders to leave after the school declared their encampment illegal. >> sandra: law enforcement finally moving in after hours of warning these people to leave using flash bangs and forced to clear the area and arrested thousands of protesters. we have fox team coverage to kick office our coast to coast on the chaos. >> john: cb cotton live in new york university where protesters have set up yet another encampment. >> sandra: let's begin with william la jeunesse live from ucla in los angeles what's the latest

also joining us today is called anchor of america reports sandra smith, "fox & friends" weekend cohost and author of the upcoming book "the work on worrier" pete hegseth. first, let's go was to eric was outside the u.s. supreme court? >> yes emily she was at their side during the election campaign and in the white house, now former close aide hope hicks to form a president trump is looking at him directly from the witness stand. as we speak at this moment she is testifying in this child in the criminal court, she of course is a long time loyal member of the inner circle is the press secretary and later counselor for the present. she is testifying about what she may know concerning payments to keep the stories of the alleged affairs quiet. in his testimony, "national enquirer" publisher david said that it was hope hicks who was in and out of that meeting at trump tower in 2015 where the three of them hatched a plan for her to be the eyes and ears to keep a lookout for any potential scandal spectra toners donald trump. they also testified that he did have a phone call with hope hicks and

sandra. they will talk about the parameters of that possible line of questioning at 4:00 today. before that the cross-examination of michael cohen, as you mentioned, will continue in a really interesting moment right after we broke for lunch where trump attorney todd blanche accused cohen of lying once again under oath when the cohen claimed he alerted trump over the phone that the stormy daniels deal was done in late october 2016, take a look at this interaction. todd blanche said "that was a lie, you did not talk to president trump" and cohen responded "i'm not sure that's accurate" no cohen said he talked to trump through the head of security but texts between cohen and the shell or that they show cohen wanted to talk about harassing phone calls he was receiving. also questioning cohen about whether or not he wanted a position in trump's white house, cohen said he wanted to be considered for white house chief of staff, but he actually wanted to be the personal attorney to the president, this is important because bob costello, the layer you mentioned that he consulted with a 2

wire and the other terrorists of hamas between them this is an outrage. >> sandra: robert nice to have you on the program today at the hearing where blink and was grilled he was interrupted by a protester calling him a "war criminal, listen. >> people's republican of china -- >> he is a war criminal exmac he is a war criminal =!-exclamation-point the blood of 40,000 palestinians is on your hands! he is a war criminal! he is a war criminal! 40,000 people >> sandra: we are seeing more and more of that combo robert, protesters showing up that involved him as he is ss the face of the administration's response to this war. >> look, i don't think we've done enough. the fact we are slowing down aid to israel and we never sent seal team six in to try to save american hostages, that we are not helping israel destroy the caliphate which is hamas which is no different than israel caliphate it is so misguided, they are dumb or lying because i got back from days at the kibitzing near oz. and went to homes that were burnt out and saw bulletholes through the safe room where families were executed, the toddlers in two and a h

>> hey, sandra no sign of this ending there is a smaller group in front of nyu today, there were hundreds just hours ago last night protesting into the early morning hours until they were cleared out of the way here. i would like to show you that encampment the gaza solidarity and kim and we popping up in campuses across the country and the city but they are trying to block our view here with their umbrellas. they also try to block their faces with masks, but they are screaming on their megaphone. let's look at some video that was just released a short time ago from the nypd. this gives you a look at what the cops are dealing with when they have to move in because these urban campuses are a big issue because it is not just students out here. you can see the nypd going into that hamilton hall there. hundreds arrested, sandra listed us from city college of new york and columbia university please tell us nearly half of them were found to have absolutely no affiliation with those schools. we know around 300 people are arrested at those protests and after those arrests students say they are st

today. >> john: a little less than 45 . lydia, thank you. >> sandrad alice ring and alina have appeared former spokesperson for president trump you're loosing you coming or going from the courtroom so thank you for joining us outside the court as we do await the trial to resume. is the president's team confident that it has poked enough holes in michael cohen's testimony here? >> i don't know how many more holes they could possibly poke. yes. i think it went as planned. i'm very proud of what the team did in there and obviously i'm limited to what i can say. he is under oath still and i am an attorney for the president but i think we did a pretty good job and quite honestly i was surprised by myself on how deep it went. >> john: what's next after they redirected the cross question rick it looks like the prosecution will rest and then it is the defenses during. we know you want to call brad smith who's an official with the fec. is that the limit of your witness list? >> i love the question but i would be violating my ethics if i answer that question i

hello and welcome, everyone i am sandra smith as we now know live from washington today great to be with you. >> good have you here. a small suggestion but you should put down roots here. >> i love being here. except the rain. i could leave the rain. >> tomorrow will be nice. the rest of the week. >> john: this is john roberts any time, anywhere, any place, for months now trump has been during biden to debate him and now it appears biden is trying to own that with a long list of conditions. those debates now scheduled for june 27th and september 10th. with stricter rules in place still questions as to whether the candidates will play nice this time around. >> avenue answer that question? >> the question is -- for the is -- shut up, man i'm not here to call out his lies everyone knows he is a liar. -- the last senior class in the first senior class. >> the fact is this man does not know what he is talking about. >> don't ever use the word smart with me. don't use the word smart. >> you know what question mike there's nothing smart about you. >> i beat bernie sanders. >> not by much. >> ha

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