cori? >> yes, they said they will lead a transparent investigation. thank you, kathy. >>> pete arredondo of the school district force has resigned from his job on the uvalde city council barely a month after being sworn in. arredondo is at the center of the widely criticized response at the may shooting at the robb elementary school that killed 19 students and two teachers. he is believed to make the call to officers as a barricade situation rather than an active shooter situation. for more on this, i want to bring in zack from the texas tribune. thank you for being here today. what do we know about why arredondo is stepping down? >> good morning, cori. chief arredondo sent a letter to city hall in uvalde on saturday saying he felt it was best for the community in light of the shooting for him to step down from his role on city council. he was just elected to that position a few weeks before the shooting. a few weeks after the shooting, he has been avoiding any public appearances whatsoever

cory? >> all, right now back to our top story. we are expecting a news conference in akron, ohio, at the top of the hour. officials say, it will review body cam footage showing the killing of a black man by police last monday, and they will be releasing that to the public. bobby dicello is the family for the attorney of 25 you'll jalen walker. he has seen that video. he joins us now. bobby, welcome in. thank you for being here. thank you for your time. first of, all hell is the walker family doing, especially as the city prepares to make this video publicly? >> the family is close, holding itself together, and sharing time, crying, remembering all of the good memories that they have with their loved one, and they are right now at their home away from all of what we hope will be a very peaceful press conference. >> okay, so you say that walker was shot more than 60 times. police say walker fired a gun at them. have you seen any evidence to support that? also, was he armed while he was shot? >> jalen was absolutely unarmed at all ti

>> cory: it impacts our combat readiness massively, that will have an impact. when we don't have the units, we can't conduct war fare we need. entire thing looking at woke military agenda is continuing to weaken up across the world stage. they knew weakening our military through unconstitutional vaccination and prioritizing pronouns and critical race theory would purge the military. you are watching military now leaving as result of joe biden and secretary of defense's priorities. >> todd: scratch your head why, why. >> carley: love of country is at an all-time low, which is unfortunate, as well. cory mills, appreciate you and your patriotism. >> todd: aoc defending her handcuff stunt after she was mocked for it. what she is saying this morning? >> carley: main-stream media were the only ones who didn't call her out and some being accused of covering for her. joe concha on deck next. for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. fragrance-free. 48 hour hydration. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people wit

ali >> hey cory.ng continues to rage across the country decor civilians are paying a very high price for that. you mentioned the apartment building in the odessa region. 21 people were killed there, including a child. we spoke to the spokesperson from the southern command there. he was telling us how that is a very civilian area. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> there was just village with houses, big recreation area, where people come especially during summer time. to have some rest. but as i told you before, there was just a apartment building. >> and cory, so far this week alone, 30 civilians have been killed by rocket attacks from russia. missiles. two other points, you talk about the russians also bombed snake island. they set to authorities of siv aircrafts dropping bombs. they're the gradient say they can't even respect their own declarations, saying that they pulled out of there is a gesture of goodwill. the ukrainians say they can they tried to destroy their own missile systems,

cory, how worried should we be about this? >> todd come i think we should be very worried if you we have to think about how cavalier we are with sharing our dna, understanding our bio strands, looking how we can create biological weapons. and actually that could actually kill individuals. this could be used against military and especially millions of millions of people utilize 23andme. we need to bear in my certain types of viruses, similar with what they are working on in wuhan virus in china that can directly target americans but not only americans come out livestock. think about the fact they can create biological weapons to impact our animals and livestock trying to eliminate a lot of them where thousands upon thousands of livestock dying off of heat. and the same thing with foods choices, which joni ernst talked about. >> ashley: 23andme was founding in 2016 through ancestry.com. that was created way back in 1983, well over 30 years and millions and millions of people just whittling giving up dna. when i hear congress tal

. >> good morning, i'm cori coffin thanks for starting your morning with us. sf >> i'm frances rivera. the white house has been working all week getting ahead of what could be grim numbers that spark fresh recession fears. for the latest, let's get right to brie jackson in d.c what are we expecting to hear this morning >> reporter: good morning, frances, cori. the biden administration won't like it, but gone are the days of nearly 7% growth, like we saw in the fourth quarter of last year according to cnbc, some economists are expecting to see maybe, maybe an incremental amount of growth in this morning's second quarter gdp report, while others are forecasting another decline. if it is the latter, it would mean back to back quarters of negative growth, which has historically signaled a recession. but the strong labor market could prevent an official declaration. on monday, president biden told reporters flat out we're not going to be in a recession but a senior administration official told nbc news that the concern is the fear of one would be a self-fulfilling

a busy tuesday ahead "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, i'm m m cori coffin >>> the president holding virtual meetings and events. with a raspy voice, he says he's on the way to a full recovery. the doctor saying his symptoms have almost completely resolved. mr. biden hopes to return to work in person as early as this week at one of the president's events, he made rare and forceful comments about the january 6 investigation. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, frances president biden has largely avoided commenting on the house committee's findings, you but hd not hold back, slamming trump's inaction as rioters stormed the capitol and attacked police. >> for three hours, the defeated former president of the united states watched it all happen as he sat in the comfort of the private dining room next to the oval office. while he was doing that, brave law enforcement officers are subject to the medieval hell, dripping dripping in blood. the police were heros that day donald trump lacked the courage to act >> reporter: former president trump who has criticized the january 6 he

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congressional candidate cory mills will join us later to weigh in. carlson tonight showing top nba officials criticizing players who challenge the actions of the chinese communist party. here is bucks owner mark. >> which is unwanted [bleep]. i get it. its business. you want to do things like you're going to complain about it, you're not allowed. the nba is in a box. >> carley: former nba player gives his take. >> how 100%, american-made companies is run by the chinese dictatorship. they are mad because finally some people who have played 11 years in this league are finally expose them in wake up america, this is a league that you have been supporting and watching. enough is enough and this is unacceptable. >> carley: yeah, on the court, he famously wore and try the zippy slogans like no more excuses although he wasn't breaking any legal rules, the npa begged him to wear different use. eric adams is asking the white house to help with the illegal immigrants flooding into new york city, but according to new information that we just got, it looks like

there's level it is to this cory, number one thing is that knew numbers from the pandemic pep and nowhave recent numbers showing that the kids are still suffering yet they're not caving on the politics of this. why not? >> look, i mean two weeks to slow spread turn into two years to flatten a generation of kids it's about time we put kids first and look california they have these failing test score numbers absenteeism it is all a problem. the system itself is a mess. and the california public school budget is about 23,000 dollars per year according to the latest numbers. average private school tuition is only less than $16,000 per student per year on average. why not give the funding directly to the family allow them to choose education providers that best align with their values and give government run schools insennive it to do a better job a win/win scenario and look this has been too long kids going through it too long and trial to fund students not systems. lawrence: let's talk about that cory it was once a period of time where they would say kids what grew up like me that were p

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democrats that don't want joe biden to run in 2024 i don't see how he can after this. >> you have corishe gave an answer she does not want him to run that was an answer and the problem that he has you on the far left like cori bush and aoc that do not like him yet moderate democrats i don't like him you independence i don't like them, hispanics, there is no subgroup, there is a lonely place in the white house and when the media is starting to turn and we see op-ed out there from the left wing media groups that are calling for him to quit or not run again it's going to be hard for joe biden to stick in and say i'm going to kick the party forward. joe biden if you remember promised he would be the most progressive president in history. he's not progressive enough for aoc cori bush but look at the progressive regressive policies have given us whether it's massive spending crime, open borders, these policies have destroyed the finances of the american people. i hope americans say i see what donald trump did but what he did for my family and my academy in my community i want to go backtrack

that appears to include most democrat serving in congress and would appear even to include cori bushition a lunatic. reporters asked cori bush about joe biden during an interview for headquarters this is amusing, watch. >> do you want to see joe biden run for a second term? >> it's an easy question not going to take long. >> i don't want to answer that question, because -- i don't want to answer that question. he is the president and has a right to run for a second term, absolutely. but i would rather you not do that. >> tucker: [laughs] will say this one, she just kind of says it out loud. i don't want to answer that question. remember cori bush has spent $400,000 in campaign funds of private security after defunding the police, so the reporter at some point how to stop asking the question, because she got strapped with body guards around her. president charlie kirk has a new book called the college scam with the universities bankrupting the way that future america's youth with the turning point usa, joining us tonight in the friend zone. great to see you, congratulations on the boo

and cori bush just said i can't answer that right now. can't talk about it, blah blah blah. they don't know if they want to support this president. what do you say? >> we have seen polling shows the generic ballots democrat prefer fairy tail candidate that will come. reality is if president biden runs for reelection he will be reelected particularly against donald trump. the polling shows that as bad as things might be for democrats, it's even worse for republicans. why is that? because the strategy has been blame biden. when biden puts forth a plan for climate change, not one single republican steps up to the plate. president biden has had to be creative. >> harris: what about the strategy of blame trump and he hasn't been in office in almost two years. >> there is a lot to blame. there is a lot to blame. president biden is stepping up to the table. he is showing what he can do. that's why he is talking about gas prices falling. he has put forth a plan that made results, releasing oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. >> harris: what

i'm cori coffin. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin in yosemite national park, where the washburn fire is raging out of control. hundreds of firefighters are trying to keep the flames at bay, but persistently hot and dry conditions are making that very difficult rangers are taking preventative measures to protect the park's iconic sequoia trees, many of them thousands of years old. cal perry starts us off this morning from california. >> reporter: tonight, a look inside the intense fight to save the treasured sequoias of yosemite national park hot and dry conditions making it difficult for crews to put the fire down. at least 360 firefighters working around the clock in a desperate attempt to keep ahead of the flames. >> there's a lot of wood on the ground and that wood is going up in smoke >> reporter: making its way across rough terrain, the fire has scorched nearly 1,600 acres and forced evacuations in nearby communities. >> by the time we got down in yosemite valley, ash was raining down on us there it will stick with me a

congresswoman cori bush gets tonight's last word.our with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >> tonight, breaking news about the january 6th investigation. who president trump tried to call after a committee hearing amid new fallout from the latest revelations, and what we are learning will come next. plus, new outrage and anger in texas. video from inside robb elementary shows the develop -- and red hot inflation hits a 40 year high. what it means for the midterms and beyond, as the 11th hour gets underway, on this wednesday night.

but now i'm about to complement cory booker. stop. stop. i know, it sounds like i'm losing my mind. remember corey. he's the guy who says this crazy stuff. >> the closest i will probably have to "i am spartacus." moment. sometimes my testosterone makes me feel like punching him. i hurt. when dick durbin called me i had tears of rage learning about that meeting. are you not to feel that hurt, your silence is complicity. i want to tell you when i look at you, this is why i get emotional. no one is going to steal that joy. you have earned this spot. you are worthy. >> greg: he could be a peloton instructor. he can be a tad melodramatic. like he's auditioning for a starring role in the high school version of "the music man." please not done. compared to the squad, the dude is einstein. that's because unlike them, his head is only three quarters of the way up his butt so he is getting some oxygen. i like for what he said on monday. >> here is that a confession. i've been running for almost seven months straight but my weight has been going up and down. you can't out run a bag of oreos. y

. >> ashley: i asked cory mills if this would be finished by midterm, what do you think? >> jonathan: short answer, i don't know, you would think they would want to finish this soon and before the midterms. you don't know what is going on, how much investigation is going on and how much more they have to do, it is really an open question and has been going on for quite a while. you think there is incentive to wrap this case up and get to a decision point. >> todd: then this, "new york post" columnist goodwin slamming merrick garland, saying, i don't think the man will -- the man is drowning and democrats face a midterm shellacking, seems pretty obvious. do you agree? >> jonathan: i think that is really the real question here, it is -- will he be treated differently because of who he is? really is mystifying because department of justice, you see on other issues with recent reluctance with supreme court justices and school board and other issues, will they treat this differently? is this purely political? special counsel should have been appointed here, it is important for

so there will be just a, this one, cory jaw, and the ships that will bring the grain ouch. will start from turkey. they will come into the ukranian pause. they will not be accompanied by, by russian or international war ships. they will sail into these ports, will load the grain and then say loud the ships i exclusively turkish companies that have the right to to operate these ships. and then they will unload in turkey and turkey will then re distribute the grain on to other ships and on to other routes. russia will inspect these ships before they off the turkish port. russian officials and military people will be in the turkish ports so they will make sure that no weapons can be shipped on the way in by these boats. right of is mrs. belinda in if thank you for that update. russian foreign minister, us again love rob says he's country's aiming for regime change in ukraine and hopes to unite ukrainians and russians. he made the comments in cairo during the 1st leg of a tour of african countries. you'll also visit if you'll peer uganda and the democratic republic of congo. th

. >> laura: i know you are really good buddies with cori bush, the congresswoman from missouri, also helped propel her entry into politics. she refuses to rein in all the defund of the police nonsense we learn that she spent nearly 400,000 bucks if you have paid cash for private security according to federal financial filings. the connected and the elite always get their protection. it is the regular people, the workaday people who always suffer under these inane policies, always without fail. >> 1000%, laura. we are peasants compared to them. they don't believe that you need protection because they don't care about your production. they don't care if you die. they don't care about young people dying in the middle of the street because they are protected by armed security. these people do not care about you, your life, or anything other than political leverage. the only reason the cori bush and others are saying the things they're saying is because they want to play on our emotions. if they really cared, they'd be advocating the second amendment. they would advocate for police office

we will talk to cory mills, all live on "fox & friends first."'t go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: vice president harris supposed to be the borders are even though she hasn't been to the border in a year which ultimately putin is blooming for vowing to not address the crisis. >> carley: brooke singman, good morning. >> good morning, illegal migrants pour into the united states vice president kamala harris blame texas governor greg abbott suggesting he's focused on attacking the biden administration on finding solutions. listen to this. >> i would suggest that so-called leaders focus on solutions instead of the tax if they really are concerned about a problem. and i think that is where everyone should be focused. if the are actually concerned about solutions. >> but governor abbott is committed to stopping the migrant surge after ordering national guard troops and officers to apprehend migrants, listen. >> yes, we do have an invasion driven by the cartels. we have turned back tens of thousands of migrants to try to get across the border. we have made

i think cory booker has a shot. i think pete buttigieg has a shot but it's hard to say. >> probably hillary, but she's not very well liked. >> probably kamala harris. she has a fair amount of support, a woman candidate as a front runner seems almost impossible to beat, especially because biden is old and withering away. >> probably the popularity of the california newsom. >> newsom, i don't think would be a problem because he's a little bit on the crazy side. >> i don't know of any candidates that i would be happy to support. i'm definitely democrat. >> oh, what a re-endorsement. naturally the biden administration claims joe is doing a bang up job. he deserves another term. what a good boy. >> is that counter productive for democrats to be openly talking about anyone other than joe biden running in 2024? >> yes, i think it is. the president is a great president and he's doing a great job and he's going to run and he's the man for the job so i think it's un-productive. >> she has so much energy. i'll have what she's

so there will be just this one cory door and the ships that will bring the grain out will start from turkey. they will come into the ukranian pause. they will not be accompanied by, by russian or international war ships. they will sail into these ports. i will load the grain and then say all these ships i exclusively turkish companies that have the right to to operate these ships and then they will unload in turkey. and turkey will then re distribute the grain on to other ships and on to other routes. russia will inspect these ships before they start off the turkish port. russian officials and military people will be in the turkish ports, so they will make sure that no weapons can be shipped on the way in by these boats that correspond, that is filling it in here. well, russian foreign minister survey leverage has says the deal on the safe export of ukrainian grain rem ends in place despite russia missile attack on odessa. he also says, rushing grain exporters are committed to meeting the global orders in full leverage, made the comments on a visit to egypt, the 1st leg of a tour of

but at the same time, now you need a safe cory door for the ships to leave the port, get to turkey, back and back and forth to export the grain. so these are things in terms of safety that really need to be worked out. in fact, just yesterday we heard about 2 casualties that were 2 people swimming along the, along the coastline. and unfortunately they've been blown up by a c mind. so it is a very realistic, a very probable threat there that needs to be moved out. the logistics here, the safety in order for these to really start and the ship, the 1st ship setting sale there from odessa neuron funding. thank you very much for that update. it's funny fashion in keith. china's president shaking ping has used a coal with his u. s. counterpart to issue a stock warning against supporting taiwan. according to the chinese state media, she told president joe biden that those who play with fire will only get burnt. china is outraged over a potential visit to taiwan by high ranking u. s. official bud and said the u. s. position on time hadn't changed and stressed the need for more communication. pre

so there will be just this one cory door and the ships that will bring the grain out, or we'll start from turkey. they will come into the ukranian pause. they will not be accompanied by, by russian or international warships. they will sail into these ports, will load the grain and then say load these ships i, exclusively turkish companies that have the right to, to operate these ships. and then they will unload in turkey. and turkey will then re distribute the grain on to other ships and on to other routes. russia will inspect these ships before they start off the turkish port. russian officials and military people will be in the turkish ports, so they will make sure that no weapons can be shipped on the way in by these boats and from the ts bowling in case. let's take a look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and at least 17 people are dead after a boat carrying dozens of haitian migrants, capsized of the coast of the bahamas, risky workers were able to save $25.00 people, but believe up to 60 people could have been on board at the time. the boat was b

they simply cannot do it because there's no humanitarian cory door in. you know, the province of lou house has been under constant shelly dis, continuously since, but sorry, continuously since the beginning of april. so there's no escape or dos people who are still trapped. there are corresponded them. unreal shaw's reporting from keith fair. thank you m. now to warn you, crane is cause widespread devastation once thriving cities are been reduced to rubble. emanuel shells murder residence near keith who are trying to rebuild their homes and their lives. many are struggling to repair the damage caused by rushes. attacks did the arc we met, cut out by chance on the site or that immediate main road or above, we were filming the destruction caused when a missile hit her building. she was keen to show us inside. back in march, when russian troops were advancing on key, if fierce fighting to place in the area with hundreds of homes made an inhabitable of 30 of i, everything is falling apart like here and here. and she or boy here with brown, but that the water

it was cory booker lying when he said the stacy elections election was stolen again. i think the context was missing. he explained why he was making this comment. it wasn't an outright statement without any of our nation and i think president was a stolen election. well, i think that's not a lie. see, this is my point one. okay, the press the press system judgment of some mostly republicans mostly conservatives certainly populists. and says things like that. and i won't do that. i'll be fair on both sides. you know my book begins with a cnn show don lemon hosting a show where he was bashing president trump, but this time it went beyond criticism of trump fair game criticized the president. but he started to mock and his two guests on the show mocked. trump supporters disdained for trump supporters laughing uproariously a trump supporters talking about how one of his guests put on a fake southern accent and was looking down his nose was showing to stain for trump voters as he expressed the way they talk in the way they act and the way they think and don lemon couldn't

hitting these 2 cities to portal towns because it lies in the interest of russia trying to have a land cory door basically old away from the don bus across crimea, all the way up to with the romanian border basically trying to cut off ukraine from the black sea. so likely will unfortunately see more of this indiscriminate shelling and bomb banks across the porto towns. odessa, nikolai, in the coming days and weeks, what do these attacks on port cities, particularly on odessa mean for efforts to resume grain shipments from ukraine yet? because odessa, honey is crucial for that. you really wonder if there is a deal and likely ukrainian and russian forces back but un, but also turkey. officious. a fetus from turkey will take part in those talks to resume this week about and blocking the ports. you really wonder if you agree on a piece of paper? how is that going to go had practically like, how can those vessels actually leave the ports, read the grain that are stuck in the silos in odessa, for example, about 22000000 tons of them. how can you establish a mutual trust because this is exactly th

but first, my colleague cory coffin with today's other top news stories. cory? >> thanks, rob, stories we are watching this hour for you, russia has taken control of the last city in the luhansk region that was still under ukrainian control. ukraine's military says it had withdrawn from the eastern city hours after russia's defense minister said his forces seized control of it. ukraine president told the australian prime minister today, the city is still being fought for over the border. explosions rocked the russian town of belgrade, killing four people there, as well, according to officials there. fourth of july is in full swing, and there are plenty of travel headaches with air travel numbers approaching three pandemic levels. hundreds of flights have already been canceled this weekend and thousands were delayed. that's according to flight aware. more than 50 flights are already canceled for tomorrow as well. and, tropical storm colin is ruining barbecue plans along the eastern seaboard. the storm has drenched parts of the carolinas. although the system is we

. >> joey: combat veteran, congressional hopeful cory mills, thank you for your service and thank you joining us. >> thank you, brother. >> carley: he doesn't mind getting up either, for a block. god bless you for that. we appreciate it, thank you so much. >> joey: later on, we will be joined by the families of three servicemen who died for the country. we will share their stories and remind us why we should be proud to, just like cory mills, to be americans. >> carley: fox news alert, multiple cops shot last night in eastern kentucky. authorities in floyd county reportedly said the suspect is in custody and barricaded himself inside the home with his wife and daughter. the open fire when officers arrived with served a border protection stemming from domestic dispute. the fallen officer has not yet been made to his i.d. has not been released. turning out for an emotional memorial service saluting the two unmarked police officers killed by convicted murderer who was out on parole. corporal michael and officer joe santana remembered as valiant heroes. to their families, they were simply

hey cory. >> hey simone. stories we're watching at this hour for you, more travel headaches today for people trying to catch a holiday weekend flight. according to flight aware, there have already been more than 600 canceled flights today. and more than 3200 delays. that is for fights within two or from the u.s.. and those numbers are expected to keep climbing due to staffing shortages and severe weather. meanwhile, top of the storm colin is unleashing heavy rain and strong winds along and off the carolina coastline. those conditions expected to continue along north carolina's coast overnight. the national hurricane center says parts of the coastal north carolina could see localized flash flooding through sunday morning. and yellowstone national park reopened its loop just in time for the july 4th weekend after historical fighting forces closure three weeks ago. that means most of the park is reopened to visitors, but access for those traveling by car is more limited. as those recovery efforts continue. you c

senator cory booker said it best writing, in part, quote, the peaceful arrests of the highland park and buffalo shooters proof police can act with restraint, de-escalate, and safely detain the most dangerous people without resorting to deadly force. jalen walker was not afforded the same treatment when he was shot 60 times. and he is right. walker's shooting has yet again exposed the bitter double standard baked into this country's criminal justice system. the truth, is in america, there exists to justice systems. in one system, a white man suspected of mass murder can be arrested feet peacefully without a single bullet being fired. and in the other, an unarmed black man can be gunned down by police for a simple suspected traffic violation. we have a lot to break down here. let's bring in my panel for the, our child's blows, the columnist for the new york times and an msnbc political analyst, jessica post, the president of the democratic legislative campaign committee which helps democrats to legislative seats, and didn't put all, oh host of the dna puddle of show on sirius xm, he's an

but first, my colleague, cory coffin, with top news stories. cory. >> here's the stories we're watching for you at this hour. president biden has tested positive for covid-19 for a second straight day. that's the latest from the white house physician, who still considers the presidents test results to be a rebound case, after his bout with the virus last week. in a statement, the doctor says president biden continues to feel fine, and is continuing to observe isolation measures. and the legend bill russell has died at the age of 88. russell's career with the boston celtics began in 1956. he quickly emerged as one of the first black stars of the nba. he has won eight straight titles and 11 overall for the south. except we are learning late this afternoon about the passing of groundbreaking actress michele nichols. she rose to fame playing lieutenant -- in the original star trek series. she was one of the few black female leads on tv at the time. she was 89 years old. more politics nation with reverend al sharpton after the break. nally launching

staffers of democratic house members cori bush, ilhan omar, jamie raskin, and others, were arrested wheny occupied democratic senator chuck schumer's office. they were demanding that their own party past climate policy this year after joe manchin refused to sign their $2 trillion spending package. six of the aides were arrested, and at the same time, in florence, climate protesters glued their hands to a 540-year-old painting. i guess defacement of cultural treasures is the only way to get this message any attention. >> laura: couldn't they have just glued themselves to some hideous contemporary art that we don't care about? we actually care about the botticellis. al gore tried a similarly -- i should say the man known as the human dirigible tried a similarly desperate tactic to push his agenda. >> you know, the climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement in diwali texas who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. heard the screams screams, they heard the gunshots, and nobody stepped forward. >> this is

amy: can you talk about the role of the cori sellers in these campaigns? >> yes.ri sellers is a former south carolina politician with close ties to aipac who has -- now heads another super pac that is devoted primarily at this point to defeating rashida tlaib in michigan. its claim is it is an organization that wants to elect black democrats and rashida tlaib has a black opponent but this is also transparent nonsense as if aipac and its donors are really concerned about increasing black representation. they're going after rashida tlaib for one reason only, because she is a palestinian member of congress who is a passionate and eloquent defender of the community -- community of palestinians. because that agenda is laid out nakedly, would not be popular, you have these transparent claims that it is really about something else, the claim somehow because she is not black she cannot represent a district in michigan, even though she has strong black supporters for the tireless defender of the people in her district of all races. juan: peter, trustingly, there's also a g

from record-high gas prices the 246th nation of our nation's independence >>> good morning, i'm c cori coffin. >> and i'm phillip mena. >> a computer glitch left 10,000 flights without a pilot. >> reporter: many americans blowing up in frustration. >> i never come to an airport wondering if my light would take off or not >> the last minute scramble to get home for the 4th of july >> tsa screened more than 4.6 million. those planning ahead still burned by ongoing delays and cancellations. >> my wife booked two flights and kwun of them just canceled >> more than 1,400 flights have been canceled. >> it is a mess, i've never seen anything like this >> it is a perfect storm where supply isn't meeting demands calling on flight companies. >> they have to be honest. >> a glitch friday night and 12,000 flights without pilots through july a statement that the issue has been fixed they do not anticipate any operational impact >> it is not about this one weekend. it is not going to fix itself next week. >> drivers facing other challenges >> i think the gas prices are in sane >> prices around $4.81

chuck schumer's office, got arrested with five others, also a congressional aid to congress member coriondering, professor stokes, how important was this action, actions like these? the level of activism of congressional staff, not to mention congress members, but the staff who have been putting enormous pressure to get climate action done. leah: of course, i know saul levin, pardoned by the action they took. so many felt like that when the negotiations fell apart. i was certainly crying. many members in congress were as well. we were not doing that for the personal reasons, the work that we put in. it was because of the stakes. failure is not an option right now. we had 100 million americans under extreme heat last week. we are about to see those temperatures across the country again today. 60 million americans experiencing a once in a 1200 year mega drought in the west right now. we are seeing extreme flooding in kentucky, missouri. this is terrible. we cannot just watch the climate crisis unfold, like saul was talking about, and not do something about it. there are so many people wor

up the cory on, i'm glad you wheaties that morning.s that raised you to do the right thing there and teach you how to swim as well. knowing how to rescue these people, and doing the right thing and jumping in the water at the right time to get them out. we are blessed to have you in this world. and those girls are blessed that you are there at the right place at the right time. thank you for taking us through that. that is incredible. thank you. >> all right, after the break everybody, will donald trump finally have to answer for his business practices we will be right back. right back. answer for his cibinqo - now fda approved 100% steroid free not an injection, business practices we will b right back right back cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, lung, skin and other cancers, serious heart-related events, and blood clots can happen. people 50 and older with heart disease

cory bush, jamaal bowman, will jamie raskin and ilhan omar all were arrested.ally commit to coming up with some sort of a climate bill that he would like to introduce by the end of august but apparently these young staffers were just trying to 40s issue we are going to get publicity and sing a softening and get arrested in chuck schumer's office even though they are mad at joe manchin. >> brian: right. the people -- that's the party that i brought you the aoc protest outside of nancy pelosi's office. remember that a few years ago. so this is what ro khanna said i stand in solidarity with my staffers including those in my office who peacefully protested for climate action today protecting our planet not a radical idea. larry kudlow weighed in he said he has seen this act before. watch. >> as we come on air tonight, there is actually a sit-in going in chuck schumer's office by radical greenies protesting the fact that chuck and biden have not yet adopted so-called emergency measures that would unconstitutionally ignore the supreme court. and turn the u.s. into a

. >> i'm cori coffin >> i'm frances rivera the justice department is investigating former president trump for criminal actions on january 6. they seized phone records of top aides. trump has not commented on the post's report. lester holt spoke exclusive with merrick garland about the probe. >> the indictment of a former president or perhaps candidate for president would arguably tear the country apart do you have to think about things like that >> we pursue justice without fear or favor. we intend to hold everyone, anyone who is criminally responsible for events surrounding january 6 for any attempt to interfere with the lawful transfer of power from one administration to the other accountable. that's what we do. >> these new revelations come as the former president returns to the nation's capitol for the first time since leaving the white house. brie s >> reporter: good morning, frances. former president trump delivered a fairly dark message about the view about his view of the country, while speaking about law and order to a group of conservative activists he also repeated his false cl

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the fire started near cori court and oakland road. no one was hurt. still no word on how that fire started. >>> a major move to protect the family home of cesar chavez in east san jose. a south bay nonprofit group just bought it. that landmark on sharp avenue went up for sale two months ago. how the buyers plan to give it back to the community. >> reporter: the chavez house in san jose was already a city historical landmark, but it always remained a home for extended chavez family members t. sale of the property now to a local nonprofit means that it will be preserved as a historical site far into the future. >> i literally cried. >> reporter: she says buying cesar chavez' former san jose home was an emotional experience. her community services agency quickly raised $1 million for the purchase of the property once they found out that chavez family put it up for sale in may. >> we want to also make sure this is preserved for future generations. >> reporter: the modest property at 53 sharf avenue is where cesar chavez lived as a young adult in the 1950s