when policies are projected to win 100000000 fox news the united nations as adding israel to a global blacklist of countries humming children during conflict. human rights watch an amnesty international site as well as inclusion on what's known as the list of shame is quote, a thoroughly justified step. more than 15500 children had been killed in dallas and since, as well, launched its 8 months ago the u ins, children's rights agency, eunice, it says 9 and 10 pellets. and the, and children and the strip face a severe lack of food and save the childrens has more than 10 i losing limbs every day, many of the amputated without anesthetics. gabriella alexander, begins coverage from the u ins. headquarters in new york for the 1st time is real, has been named among those who commit great violations against children during arms conflict. the designation part of an annual united nations report by the secretary general. the move comes is more than 15000 children have been killed in the past 8 months during israel's war on gaza is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has reacted angrily to

new york times, it's scary, democratic voters are worried about how hard the debate was given to biden, or, for example, fox news, well fox news is a publication that is considered more pro-republican in the united states, right there most often appears there for comments and for joe biden's interview, yes, donald trump, to be more precise, and here they write that trump scored a few points in the presidential debate, that is, increased support, biden shocked the nation, or, for example, abc came out with the headline, biden's weakest point. it's his you, it's his age, and i'll remind you that indeed, regarding his age there were the most comments today, i'll remind you that joe biden is 81 years old, donald trump is not much younger than him, he's 78, but it's about biden's age there were most complaints, and the main questions sounded like he could, being in the appropriate physical form there, and having the appropriate mental abilities, either because of his age or they. have not worsened, whether he will be able to remain the president of the country in the next term in the next four years, and therefore donald trump during these debates , i will also remind, stated that putin's conditions

those are numbers that say donald trump will be the next president of the united states. >> fox news priming the pump for another stolen election conspiracy. and as trump once again attacks vaccines day >> when you come to the rally as with any event you assume a personal risk. >> a reminder of the deadly superspreader rally four years ago, when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. it is that time of year when donald trump's right wing supreme court waits until the very end of the year to bludgeon us with their decisions. there are 21 opinions remaining. we are all holding our breath for one in particular that has a kind of clock ticking. of course that is trump versus the united states. the former president's claim that he is immune from being criminally prosecuted for anything he did in the white house. all of the justices are adult, grown human beings that can read the newspaper and know that time is of the essence. we are less than five months away from the election when donald trump will have basically a 50-50 shot at taking back the oval o

the american television channel fox news compares what is happening with the caribbean crisis, when tensions between the soviet union and the unitedhed their climax, and the world found itself on the brink of nuclear war. at the end of sixty-one, washington deployed jupiter strategic missiles in turkey. 20 minutes flight to moscow. in response, the soviet union decides to transfer its missiles to cuba. operation anadri became one one of the most secret operations of the cold war. 50,000 soviet soldiers took part in it. to make the enemy think about preparing some events in the north, the personnel were given skis, valinki and sheepskin coats. the real destination of the ships' captain was learned from secret messages only after passing through the strait of gibraltar ; 85 ships made 183 voyages to cuba and back. moscow then claimed that the sailors were delivering potatoes, oil, tractors and combines. as a result of a secret operation , the flight time of soviet medium-range missiles the range of the p-12 from the province of saguala granda to the united states was exactly a minute. khrushchev tightens his demands in his letter. m

fox news was told that the ties to terrorism and security concerns came to light after all eight were released into the unitedtes. do i have to shout that? is that a shock? in a joint statement to fox news, the fbi said "as the fbi of dhs has recently described, the united states has been in a heightened threat and environment" the fbi will continue to work around the clock with our partners to identify and investigate and disrupt any potential threats to national security. over the past 14th months, there has been in the usual high number of terrorist attacks, including the one in moscow. the concert hall, and march. where 145 people died, and hundreds of others were wounded. so, when dhs told tells us that they fully vetted these people who just got arrested, again, we do not know what that means. how many dangers nationals are living in the united states right now, that we fully "vetted." we need answers. >> bill: this was the number, three years ago. of people who got away from the border. 387,398. and, if there are those in that group, they are now in our communities. 223,670,000, 674. but the truth is,

leading royal christopher anderson , lie—in royal author, anderson, lie—in royal author, told fox news in the united a follow up book in which he settles scores is now inevitable , particularly given inevitable, particularly given what he perceives as the harsh treatment by his brother and his father. the pen is mightier than the sword, and a sequel to spare could be a fresh new headache for the king. let's get reaction from leading political commentator all the way over in the united states. hillary fordwich hillary, lovely to see you again. it's been too long, your reaction to rumours that prince harry is going to write another book? >> well, smashing to be back with you again, mark. actually, it's purported to be entitled , it's purported to be entitled, repair with the heir, but i haven't got a prayer . no, haven't got a prayer. no, actually, that would be, that's what it should be entitled. if prince harry had any sense, he would actually realise not only throwing your family under the proverbial royal bus didn't do yourself any good, but he squandered the love of a nation, mark, let alone the

press secretary andrew bates told fox news if digital that the white house does not believe trump supporters, military personnel or religious people are a threat to the unitedhs did not respond to fox news digital's request for comment. they might may not -- that may suggest they don't believe it today, but they impaneled a group of experts to identify them -- charlie: part of a much larger pattern where they are clearly going after people they have political differences with. will: no doubt. rachel: and that's why donald trump at his rally yesterday, what was it, the freedom and faith rally that he did? he talked a lot about christians being under attack. and that's something that the left denies, democrats deny is happening. but if you're a christian or a catholic who goes to traditional latin mass, you know the fbi is targeting you. will: all right. we're going to turn to a few additional headlines. the u.s. military says it's taken out three unmanned houthi surface if vessels in the red sea over the past day. the iranian-backed houthis have continued their attacks on the ships in the region including launching three missiles in the gulf of aden yesterda

president biden promised that his new executive order would suspend illegal migrants from being released into the united states. but now a new border patrol memo obtained by foxradict what the president promised. that memo reads in part that agents here in the san diego sector should continue mass releasing single adult migrants into the united states from all but six countries in the eastern hemisphere including russia, moldova and >> bill: others are being released on the honor system. it reads border patrol agents are ordered to refer to ice single adults from hard or very hard to remove countries. all other migrants are processed and released with a notice to appear on their on recognizance. here in san diego we are talking to migrants coming from all over the world. many tell us they fly into mexico and are smuggled into the united states. >> did you pay anyone to help you get here? >> no, i just searched the internet and then follow those guy. can come here. >> what do you think of president biden? >> biden? i love biden. >> why do you love biden? >> because biden, we love. >> why do you love him? >> biden helped us. >> many of these migrants tell us th

other examples, including the favorite of millions of viewers, tucker carlson, who left fox news, and the founder of wikileaks, juliana asanche, whose case against whom in the unitednd the request for extradition has not yet been abandoned. no matter how the states try to close down unwanted there is always an information vacuum in society. and belarus and russia are 167 and 162, respectively, but lithuania is thirteenth, latvia is twelfth, what can you think? what to do if the whole world is discussing how journalists are disappearing in ukraine, and those who are in plain sight are going on the hunt for materials about corruption and theft in the armed forces of ukraine. a similar situation, by the way, is in the baltic countries. well, what kind of free press can there be in the baltics, it has not been there for at least 10 years, or even 15. and over the past 3 years , the entire space has been completely cleared. look, there is is at least one portal working? estonia will be able to receive an alternative point of view, to hear something other than what the government of these three republics puts in their ears or pours into their ears. watch exclusive detai

how to react to this, the president, the 45th president of the united states, donald trump, said on the air of the american tv channel fox newse, he added, it can lead to everything before the third world war. of course, we blame this on the version of the 45th owner of the white house, who has a good chance of settling in the main american estate. for another four years, of course, there is joe biden, but trump himself once again emphasized that he, here is his quote: will settle the situation around ukraine and settle it quickly, this would never have happened if he was the president, but the truth , will he be the president, he has a chance, but will it be because of the criminal case in which he lost and three more that have not yet begun investigation, but there are no verdicts yet, well, that's all for today. the world about ukraine is only for today, tomorrow there will be more and more will be in our further broadcast, so do not switch. laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such a small load, urinary incontinence can make itself felt. feminost uuro helped me. thanks to natural ingredients, feminost uuro h

the president, the 45th president of the united states, donald trump, said this on the air of the american television channel fox news, he added, all this could lead to the third world war. of course. according to the version of the 45th owner of the white house, who has a good chance of settling in the main american estate for four years, of course there is joe biden, but trump himself once again emphasized that he himself... he, here is his quote: will settle the situation around ukraine and settle it quickly, this would never have happened if he was the president, well true, whether he will be the president has a chance, but will it be because of the criminal case in which he lost, and three more that are not yet, well, the trial has already begun, but there are no verdicts yet. well, for today i have everything, in the section world about ukraine, everything is only for today, tomorrow there will be more and more will be in our further broadcast, so don't... switch. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed reports on them. however, it was not enough to know what w

itself with this report removed itself from managing the units, and yet how the surrender of avdiivka was presented in the western media, the american fox newsy, because kiev (quote) withdrew. troops, supposedly in order to save personnel, in fact, the general staff of the ukrainian armed forces did not control the situation on the line of combat contact, everything was decided by local commanders, and they supposedly... made the wrong decisions combat missions and the state of the units, the soldiers simply refused to carry out some orders. here one can feel the decentralization of the ukrainian leadership; the headquarters cannot ensure the interaction of certain formations and units within a certain front. this suggests that, in principle , the agony of the kiev regime gradually descended on the armed forces. and their interaction has no correlation and centralization of leadership. they can’t actually regulate these processes, that’s it. the ukrainian general staff explains its miscalculations on the ground and russian air supremacy, supposedly combat mi-24s and k-52s destroyed the equipment of the armed forces of ukraine, highlighting t

the next debate. it's scheduled for june 17th at uc law in san francisco. amber lee ktvu, fox two news the man recognized for establishing the first black studies program in the united states, died this week after a historic career of activism at san francisco state university. >> doctor nathan hare came to san francisco state from howard university in d.c. leading the charge in 1968. in creating that first black studies program. current department staff reflected on how doctor hare helped reshape the way academia approaches history. >> much everything was viewed from a european perspective or a eurocentric perspective, and what black studies did. it gave a different critique of american society. >> universities and colleges across the country have since replicated hare's program at san francisco state air was 91 years old. >> san francisco city leaders kicked off an annual summer youth program today at civic center plaza. the san francisco public defender's magic program got underway today. it involves more than 500 children and staff taking part in different summer programs that expose kids to stem art literacy and recreational activities. one of the program's dir

what will putin give to north korea that could threaten the united states, not to mention asia? and now on fox newstary intelligence officer, rebecca kofler, speaks very simply about putin’s goals during these visits. there are two reasons for this: firstly, now that the war between russia and ukraine is on the path of escalation, putin wants to make sure that he has an anti-american coalition, which includes north korea, china, cuba, and venezuela. president biden has given ukraine permission to use u.s.-provided weapons to strike russia, so he is assembling a coalition that will allow third parties to strike both the united states and its allies such as south korea. for the same reason, he recently sent ships to latin america, and is also doing many other things behind the scenes, preparing for worst case scenario. well, we can agree, what other scenario, if not the worst. russia is preparing, do we know who we are dealing with? well, where would we be without the french? a fragment of a discussion between journalists from the lce news channel, owned by the tf1 group. the leader of the dprk is in

the united states postal service. ♪ stuart: former federal prosecutor and contributor to fox news and the case was a clown somehow andhe judge was biased towards the prosecution and in terms of coverage, people tuned out because most of us didn't get to see the trial and had the reporters quick notes on the screen. >> yeah, back in the 90s, i did it in federal court and not on television and every day we were on trial and the oj simpson case in california was on trial and that got all the coverage precisely on television and because it informs state court and a spect cal and people can judge about historically what was more important and public about the understanding and a lot more in california because they can watch it. howard: exactly. i remember that vividly. were the judge's instructions here about intent, about trump falsifying or causing someone else to falsify records, making it even more difficult for the average person to file -- follow the action? >> i think so and it's hard to follow guilt and the main objective supposedly here was a violation of the campaign finance laws and federal laws because that's

the news. fox fighting escalates and something garza as well as the latest attacks killed h palestinians and con unit the end of them or kyle, this is out. is there a live from though ha, also coming up, a rush to get house, thousands, flea the west, and the student needs to see of alfonso is fighting their intensifies. and we take a look at the options here in presidents, controversial attempts to revive the economy. and his 1st 6 months in office, the people in gauze a, a waking up to some hope of an end to the war. the united nations security council has approved us by a proposal for a cease fire. it was a cause for an exchange of captives and for palestinians to return home. it was under reports for monday's vote. the un headquarters in new york, a draft resolution has resulted, a proposed ceasefire, and guys presented by the united states when support and the security council. a clear diplomatic victory for the americans who blocked previous attempts to stop the fighting. over the past 8 months. this council has often faced divisions and the world has taken notice with understandable frustration

. >> despite biden's executive actions on the southern border this week, fox news cameras are still seen a steady stream of migrants crossing into the unitedtes. matson is live with more. >> months ago there was a group of 40 migrants right here, will get to the video in a minute but i want to set the scene, just outside san diego metropolitan high heat, the sun is intense and you can see migrants trying to find any bitter shade under the desert sun. it's very hot on your skin. migrants from all over the world, vietnam, malaysia, tu turkey, migrants are telling us they are seeking work and some have friends or family here. one migrant says he thinks is a good person so he hopes the united states will not deport him. border patrol process them and remove shoe laces sometimes so they don't run and can't use places to harm themselves or anyone. i talked to agence last night and they said for three years the area has been busy because cartel, coyotes and scouts know there is a large hole in the border wall so they can easily push illegal migrants here outside san diego. agents are overwhelmed and this is not what they signed up for. historical

years ago, the hosts of cnn, nbc, and fox news presented our today's interlocutor in exactly this way on their broadcasts. since then, gerald celente in his assessment the reality of the unitedcise and merciless. the latter scared the american information mainstream. when federal american broadcasts stopped calling, celente became its own television. this is his path, years later, for example, tucker carlson will follow. but gerald, with his italian charisma, still doesn't imitate the bronx native. and also, who started out as a political consultant to celente, publishes a magazine called trends. headquarters, in this old mansion in kingston, in the hudson valley, a town, where they wrote the first constitution of the state of new york, as if the fruit of that passing america, the founding fathers, the roaring twenties, the great depression of the baby booms, the generation to which he himself belongs. but what does the us have in the distant future? and our conversation with him is not really about this. gerald, gerald, thank you very much for the opportunity of this interview, we have known each other for more than 10 years, and it is always a great pleasure for me to comm

15 years ago, the hosts of cnn, nbc and fox news presented our today's interlocutor in exactly this way on their broadcasts. since then, gerald celente in his assessment is indeed. the uniteds has only become more accurate and merciless, the latter frightening the american information stream. when federal american broadcasts stopped calling, selente became his own television, this is his way, years later it will go, for example, tucker carlson, but gerald with his italian charisma still doesn’t imitate the bronx native. and also, who started out as a political consultant to celente, publishes a magazine called trends. the headquarters is in this ancient mansion in kingston, in the hudson valley, the town where the first constitution of the state of new york was written, as if the fruit of that passing america, the founding fathers, the roaring twenties, the great depression of the baby boom, to whose generation he himself and belongs. but what does the usa have in the future, distant and not very distant, this is what we talk about talk. gerald, thank you very much for the opportunity of this interview, we have known each other for more than 10 years and it is always a gre

have to look far, this is the favorite of millions of viewers, tucker carlson, who left fox news, and the founder of wikileaks, juliana sanche, the case against whom in the uniteddition request has not yet been abandoned. no matter how the states try to close down those who are undesirable to maintain an information vacuum in society, there are always those who helps the american closet, bursting with skeletons, open up, because you can’t hide an awl in a bag, even if you take it away from a journal. state media was 38%, now it is almost 55%, that is, every year trust in state media is increasing, again trust is also increasing in socio-political content on belarusian television, that is, this is already an indicator of more... 60%, although maybe last year it was about 50%. therefore, we can confidently to say that belarusians, among other things , have learned to filter, learned to analyze information, learned to think critically, and accordingly choose only high-quality and absolutely objective sources of information. what can you say, what sources do belarusians trust first of all today? the conditional first place is still occupied by television, in second

the implications of trump's comments to fox news? ryan: they are very serious implications because the president of the united states is the commander-in-chiefe for the justice department. and has enormous power. so this is not just an idle threat. and we know from the first trump administration that he did try to make good on the threats like, for example, asking his attorney general jeff sessions to investigate and prosecute hillary clinton. so it is a very real concern for politicizing and weaponizing the justice department. laura: and when he asked jeff sessions to do that, sessions refused, according to robert mulder's report. so what is to stop president trump from doing that again, potentially successfully, if he has a second term? ryan: at some level there might be very little to stop president trump from doing that again. we only found out as the public from the mueller report years later what he had tried to do with jeff sessions. even at the time, jeff sessions was recused from the very investigation itself with respect to hillary clinton. trump is saying un-recused yourself and do this. and president trump, according to the new y

>> i would like to be the first person on fox news to congratulate donald trump on his reelection to the presidency of the united states. the race is over. i don't think he needs to debate anymore. i think you can do a lot of rallies. >> martha: it's june, clay, it's june. [laughter] >> it's over. >> martha: we are saving the tape on all of this. we will see how it all works outcome november. we do have several months between now and then and i have a feeling there will be some twists and turns. thank you guys very much. philippe, thank you, clay. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: have a great weekend at a great fourth of july. >> see you in a week. >> martha: we're waiting to hear from former president trump at her rally in virginia, as calls for president biden to step aside in many places are pretty loud. >> people are talking behind their hand. they worry about joe biden. you start to wonder, would you give this grandpa a high stress job for six more years, or would you want something else for him? >> i love that guy. it's a good man, there's a lot of people who are going to want to see him consider taking

the american television channel fox news compares what is happening with the cuban missile crisis. then tensions between the soviet union and the unitedtates reached their climax. the world was on the brink of nuclear war. who he is placing strategic jupiter missiles in turkey 20 minutes from moscow. in response, the soviet union decides to transfer its missiles to cuba. operation anaadi became one of the most secret operations of the cold war. 50,000 soviet soldiers took part in it. to make the enemy think about preparing some events in the north, the personnel were given skis and sheepskin coats. the ship captains learned their destination from secret envelopes only after passing through the strait of gibraltar. 85 ships made 183 voyages to and from cuba. moscow then claimed that the sailors were delivering potatoes, oil, tractors and combines. as a result of a secret operation, the soviet flight time r-12 medium-range missiles from the province of saguala grande to the united states was exactly one minute. khrushchev in his letter. on the night of october 27-28 , 1962, secret negotiations took place between us secretary of justice

news this morning, i illegal migrant crime is surging across the up country, u.s. immigration and customs enforcement tell fox news that the illegal migrant from el salvador who is accused of killing rachel morin entered the united patrol agents three times in 2023. the fourth time he was able to slip through and crossed the border into the united states undetected as a got away. former president trump called rachel's mom yesterday, to offer his condolences to her family. in houston, police arresting two venezuelan migrants for allegedly murdering a 12-year-old girl and dumping her body into a bayou. border patrol recently catching both of the men after they crossed the border but they released them. joining me is pennsylvania congressman scott perry, a member of the house freedom caucus, oversight, intelligence and foreign affairs committee. it's good to see you this morning. this is incredible what we're seeing in terms of now murder from migrants and they were arrested but just let back in. and then they were let back in and they committed murder. your reaction? >> maria, most of us are shocked and horrified. of course, we're not surprised. these are unnecessary atrocities that are occurring and joe biden and

the vote, we will challenge senator jackie rosen in november. brown speaking with fox news after the big win. >> this is a clear signal that republicans here in the state are unitedpresident trump and me to take on joe biden and jackie rosen this november. americans need hope. nevadans have been crushed and this is resounding victory. >> carley: nancy mace defeating both her challenges and picks up 56% of the vote. in north dakota, kelly armstrong will take over for burgum as republican candidate in the state's gubernatorial election this november. also in north dakota, voters impose age limit on members of congress from l state and set maximum age limit of 81 on those representing the state. it will likely face legal challenges. and this, jamaal bowman, polls show him behind challenger l lattimore. he is a westchest er executive. 65% of voters have favorable view of lattimore and 51 pvrs for bowman. early voting begins on saturday and primary election is june 25th. >> todd: winning at cap tap pis. high school reimagining business. dr. shade is founder of total experience learning and patel is a success story from the program. >> todd: how do you teach kids to wi

is a demonstration of the fact the indisputable fact the united states stands with the people of ukraine. >> in atlanta, madison, scarpino, fox news thousands of israelis took to the streets of tel aviv today to demand a new round of elections and to protest against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. they're critical of how netanyahu's government is handling the war against hamas and say more needs to be done to bring back the rest of the israeli hostages. the demonstration took place just hours after the army announced the death of eight soldiers in rafah, in the southern gaza strip. israeli military officials said. an explosion killed those eight israeli soldiers, making it the deadliest attack on israeli forces in months. in london today, catherine, the princess of wales, made her first public appearance since revealing she was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year. she arrived with her three children in a horse drawn carriage at the annual trooping of the color ceremony to mark the king's birthday last night. she announced she is, quote, making good progress. but as millions know, with chemotherapy there are good days and ba

the united states in the past few months. however, a senior dhs official is telling fox news that 1 50* of those migrants tied to isis have beenhem on the loose in the country. we don't know where they are. the official insisting the my migrants don't pose an imminent threat to the homeland. we heard from christopher wray we're this close to a 9/11 type attack because of the unknowns. they passed the bill yesterday including an amendment to defund mayorkas' salary. it gives an increase, including $600 million to complete the border wall. joining us now, virginia congressman ben cline. congressman, it's good to see you. what can you tell us about this appropriations bill that passed yesterday and the money toward the border? >> well, this is a strong bill that doesn't just add more judges and more border patrol agents to help these migrants to cross. it actually includes money to put up the wall, to stop the migrants from getting across the border in the first place. mayorkas says that oh, these are not isis affiliated individuals coming across the border but what he's failing to acknowledge is that isis affiliated smuggling ri

the united states illegally. the border patrol 171,000 migrant encounters last month alone and a new fox poll shows that immigration cnn presidential debate which will also air here on fox. president biden is at camp david, preparing for the face-off with donald trump. madeline rivera joins us. >> hello, jackie. one of his biggest political vulnerabilities, check out the poll showing 53% of registered voters think that president trump does a better job than president biden. despite the executive order that president biden issued earlier this month restricting asylum at the southern borders. majority of voters 6 in 10 support the action. and unveiling another executive action making it easier for migrants married to u.s. citizens to get legal status. the president has continually put the blame on congress for the crisis at the southern border despite many putting the blame on him. here is the president on the issue. >> i'm not interested in playing politics with the border or immigration, i'm interested in fixing it. i've said it before -- [applause]

fox news is told he illegally crossed the border into the united states in february 2023.ice say he killed a woman in el salvador before escaping to the united states and authorities obtained a dna match from home invasion in los angeles. this is surveillance video of that event in march 2023 where several people including a child were assaulted. the surveillances disappeared but police say he is that suspect and here is miss morin's mother. >> when things seemed really bleak and hopeless, the lead detective said to me, he said patience will win in the end, and that's what they've been doing. they have been diligently workin reporter: the suspect is expected to face extradition ma. it could take several weeks if convicted he will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars back to you. >> david spunt thank you so much. joining us kat cammack from the house law enforcement caucus congresswoman your reaction to that report? okay, killed in georgia, kayla hamilton killed in maryland all by illegal aliens. this is biden's border collapse. >> absolutely, liz, and it's just ab

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the three leggett chicken. byron, thank you. >> sandra: all right fox news alert, this just in. brand-new video from the helmet camera of the police special anti-terror unitg the rescue of those three hostages over the weekend. [gunfire] [shouting] >> sandra: it's chilling. all of us seen for that to the first time. very rare helmet camera footage of that very dangerous rescue operation from over the weekend. is there a rescuing those hostages, as we just watch together, they came under heavy fire. as they eliminated those guys are terrorists. incredible to watch that for the first time together. >> john: they were getting noa outcome of the 26-year-old woman, she was struck with terror when she was loaded on the back of a motorcycle, they didn't encounter any money. they got in, they got out but they went to get the other three hostages in a different building, hamas found out about it and open fire on them with everything they had including machine guns and rpgs which graded huge firefight which then required air cover for the idf to be able to get out of there. that's when all hell broke loose. it's really extraordinary. watching this video of this ope

see it. >> reporting in north hollywood matthew seedorf, fox 11 news. >> united airlines says it will begin displaying targeted ads to its fliers. thell run on the video screens on the back of chair seats. customers already see certain ads while they scroll through the inflight screening options, but the company's new approach will show 32nd commercials based on their own data. united says the targeted ads will only be for passengers 18 and older, and fliers can opt out of seeing them at any time. less than two weeks after launching its first flight, bach air has been sued. the lawsuit against the airline, specializing in luxury travel for dogs, alleges the company violated airport usage restrictions in westchester county, new york. officials accused the airline of operating out of the private jet area, which prohibits aircraft with more than nine seats from using the private terminal. bach air uses a plane with 14 seats. federal health officials are warning the public of chocolate bars that have left several people sick. the fda issued an alert about diamond shrooms brand micro-dosing chocolate bars that have been linked to harmful

the murder of 12-year-old jocelyn in houston, texas. multiple dhs sources confirming to fox news tonight suspects johan jose rangel martinez and frankly jose pan ramos, both came into the unitedy from venezuela. both crossed into el paso earlier this year caught by border patrol and then as millions have been done, they were released into the united states. authorities say that they followed jocelyn into a convenience store, walked to a bridge, and then strangled and killed her and then dumped her body in a creek. the woman who discovered jocelyn's body the next morning said she thought it was a mannequin floating. >> the arrest has taken place. the charge has been filed. now we want the justice system to do its job. if there was ever a circumstance where you do not give someone 3w5eu8, this is it. >> laura: joining me now tom homan former ice director and fox news contributor. what can you tell me from your sources. >> my sources verified the same thing. both of these people came from venezuela. both were arrested at the border in el paso. one in may, one in march. just may, just entered. released by the border patrol after their so-called vetting. and released per the dhs g

story i related earlier, it seems like the vice admiral on fox news saying we are receiving probing visits a couple times a week at military installations in the unitedtates. i did a hearing to recently in a subcommittee on the sheer, on the 1100% increase in chinese national migration. she was prepared to say that, and you cannot say one way or the other today? >> no. keep in mind, i am answering the question with the intelligence picture, i am telling you i just cannot do it publicly. i can say this. we see that as an area that we need to focus on and we are spending a lot of time focusing on it and we are redirecting resources to focus on the border and i've explained why and what we are doing. in terms of the seriousness with which we take that concern, we are taking it very seriously. >> thank you, mr. wainstein. i yield back. >> chair now recognize the gentleman from arizona, mr. crane. >> i want to read a headline that was posted about 30 minutes ago on fox news. and a little bit of the article and how do you respond to it, sir? biden dhs reveals 50 migrants still at large as isis affiliated smuggling network brings hundreds to the u.s. the de

fox news alert. joe biden is there in europe, moscow is making moves close to the united states.s are just off the coast of florida including a nuclear capable submarine stationed near cuba. >> lawrence: senator from great state of texas, ted cruz. thank you for joining the program. i guess what does this mean for us, like a lot of other countries are moving and hitting their chest with this current president, what should be the response? >> the world has become exceedingly dangerous and we've seen joe biden and democrats in control and we have seen a weak and ineffective president. 3-1/2 years ago, joe biden inherited peace and prosperity. he came into office and every region of the world has gotten worse. two simultaneous wars raging, worst war in middle east east in 50 years, direct consequence of weak and ineffective president. our enemies have looked to the oval office and seen a com commander-in-chief they are not afraid of. we need a president who is strong and leads. when you have a president who is weak, every bad guy on the globe is on the march and that is why we're se

the most to me away. >> it's not like removing one dog. we have more situations. >> betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, out of this, fremont has been ranked the top city in the unitedtates to raise a family that's according to a new report by wallethub. it compared more than 180 u.s. cities based on 45 key metrics such as cost of housing, the quality of schools, safety and recreation. fremont is home to 225,000 people. it has one of the highest median family incomes. after adjusting for the cost of living at close to $122,000, and it has the fourth lowest share of families living in poverty, as well as the third lowest share receiving food stamps. it also has a high percentage of public schools, rated at least seven out of ten, and many summer camp opportunities per capita. san jose took the number seven spot, followed by san francisco, which ranked 12th and coming in at number two, was overland park, kansas. >> wow. pretty cool. also fremont. >> it's going to be very hot today. yeah, one of the many places across the bay area experiencing the sea. meteorologist rosemary oroczo joining us now with more. >> yes, this summer-like pattern definitely microclimates invo

thieves break into his storage unit, taking off with nearly everything. the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm cristina rendon. >> we'll get to that story in a moment. but first, some breaking news to tell you about out of west oakland. that is where firefighters are battling a fire at a warehouse tonight. this fire broke out about 45 minutes ago, around 1015 at the business on 24th and wood streets, and you are now looking at a live picture from the scene. you can see flames really coming out of the top of that warehouse. lots of fire crews on scene as they try to battle this two alarm fire. the building that's burning is called pacific supply and according to their website, they have masonry, roofing and drywall materials. in fact, one neighbor called us and told us she has seen many fires in the area. but this is the thickest. the smoke has ever seen. so right now, oakland fire battling this warehouse fire in west oakland. we'll keep you updated as we learn more information. >> all right, another hit for an east bay family who h

the democrat party long ago abandoned those workers. >> "fox news sunday" shannon bream as the top democrat on the intel committee president biden's foreign policy record. tune of 50 years united states history foreign policy has ever been all that much of an influencer of american votes for better or worse. >> senator chris murphy from connecticut. >> there is no doubt joe bite is been the president that is allowed ukraine to survive and fight another day. that joe biden support for ukraine congressmen would have not have passed this latest tranche of aid. >> also and fox news ascending governor doug berg room was on the program many things he is on the short list to be donald trump's potential run when he was asked by shannon about president biden's foreign policy record and governor burgum remind people of the biden administration months into office relaxing sanctions months after taking office governor burgum and that's the wrong message to be sending to vladimir putin. su fort lucas in just a minute will be time what the odds on who the former president will pick as his vice presidential pick. i know people to stay for that. that is what it is. a time former president tru

way to do it is a swap of the sort we saw with united states engineered the release of brittney griner at the basketball player return for the merchant of death. >> here at fox newswho is with our corporate because in the wall street journal journalism is not a crime. we wish him the very best. they said they may not have a swap until after a verdict do you think that is part of putin's plan to try to get a verdict and then swap as you say? >> absolutely by the trial is a sham but is designed to dial up a rush as a leverage so if evan is in fact if he is convicted in this kangaroo russian court that would enable the russians to demand even more from us. they've got deep covid russian intelligence officers have been arrested in slovenia they've got military intelligence officer and brazil and they have got putin hired a hitman in germany who killed an ethnic chechen georgian citizen on the streets of berlin he is serving time there. those are some of putin's cronies he would like to get back. so far our best forever and we'll see what happens finally it's the eve of father's day you have written a very moving and touching personal piece about your wife who passed

a judge in the united states is free to acknowledge his religious beliefs out loud in a public. with that we bring it fox newsorrespondent recharged the supreme court a response to this recording shannon, welcome, good to have you here. where did you hear back when he reached out on all of this? >> the court is not officially commented on what has happened here, we have heard from a historical society though that hosted this dinner be! something they do every year. offers a very upset, the idea of the tenure of the dinners to give transparency to allow people to talk about the court as an institution, and have interaction with the justices and all busy people fear this is the kind of stuff that will big justices event less transparent got even less accessible to people. i've talked to several people involved with this story off the record, my sense is they may not a comment publicly because they don't want to feel like they are feeding the narrative or these stories and keep happening and keep in mind there are people on the left including the senate judiciary committee chair dig durbin has been very critical

the supreme court. united states supreme court, because of the fifth and sixth amendment violations that were so readily apparent in this trial. you know, fox newsonathon turley done a great job detailing in their writings all of the appellate issues that juan has created and jon i know folks want to blame the jury and bragg i understand some of that blame should go to alvin bragg. but the man on the screen to right there juan he's part of the system that's supposed to protect against the system and guard against temper over zealous prosecutions and juan enabled it in this case he's been an embarrassment to the bench and criminal system and as new york going to give him a fair shot on appeal look what they did with harvey weinstein they overturned his convictions he's no beloved child of new york. he's certainly left leaning but they overturned his conviction because of some of the same details that juan merchan allowing in the courtroom starring president trump and stormy daniels so i do think that this will come back very quickly on appeal maybe not before the election. but this is not going to be a case that is upheld on appeal. >> juan merch

let's get right to fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, author of the terrific book, "the constitution of the united a must-read if you want to understand everything that is wonderful about america. gregg, here's the breaking news, it's a bombshell survey, a new poll coming out of gallup analysis right now that's hitting biden really hard, and and here's the number. gallup says biden has the lowest number -- rather, percentage, lowest percentage of democrats saying they are happy that he is the nominee, the lowest going back to 91988 -- 1988 or, even lower than michael cue cac kiss who was the -- due cac keys who was the nominee in 1988 -- michael dukakis. biden is below satisfaction, lore than dukakis in 1988. >> well, and we me what happened with michael dukakis. he got sound isly beat -- soundly beat in 1988. nobody should be surprised by this. i mean, we found out several months ago that among democrats 73%, that's a whopping number. elizabeth: we're having some --? >> two meant -- a too mentally is and physically unfit to hold the job, and yet he is the presumptive nominee which makes tonight's

not just for the united states buffer western civilization. >> all this week on fox news sunday. ♪ >>ello from what -- fox news in washington. donald trump raising tens of millions of dollars in new notations and planning to overturn his carnal conviction as they have other state and federal cases, none of them likely to be resolved before the november election. he speaking out an exclusive interview with fox and friends on the fox news channel. >> i did absolutely nothing wrong. thank of it. i hate what they say bookkeeping this and that. it's not. it's called expense, i say the word expense. legal expense. i pay a lawyer, he wasn't a fixer, a bookkeeper without ever speaking to me because they did the right thing had been with me for years smart summon's legal expenses. and paid a legal expense and it's marked down as a legal expense. they say that's the fraud. >> a moment the house speaker mike johnson will join us with reaction to the verdict and to news the president is expected to announce executive action on the board by tuesday. buffers what is nice for president trump and his

political elite of the united states is now experiencing a period of decomposition, exactly the same as it was during the vietnam war, andry, a former judge of the supreme court of new jersey, foxnova napolitana, watch the full interview with andry napolitana in the project right away. after the stream of the people's front, now there is a short advertisement, let's go, the enemy's equipment was destroyed, the enemy's manpower, torches, machine guns, the flag in the center of novomikhailovka, where we are, there is victory, when the command came, we passed through the old one in the fence and reached the opornik, after which they began to actively throw grenades, the assault phase began, the task seemed crazy, but doable, a feeling of pride in the russian army, in our grandfathers, this is a big victory, that we took avdeevka, let's go, let's go, let's go, with tanks you won't completely defeat the enemy with artillery, but they are definitely going to assault. this is close combat, already a small grenade, the coordination of the guys is excellent, everyone understands each other, everyone stands behind each other, when all my loved ones and my father and two sons are behind m

officials and new rules for one bay area city allowing homeowners to sell their accessory dwelling units separately from their home. >> what this could mean for the tight housing market from ktvu, fox two news this is the four. well, adus have become increasingly popular in recent years, and now those backyard cottages are about to become a lot more valuable in san jose, city leaders have moved to allow homeowners to sell off their adus like a condo. it's all part of an effort to expand affordable housing options in the south bay. welcome, everyone to the for this afternoon. i'm alex savage and i'm cristina rendon. >> allowing people to sell adus is expected to increase demand for those backyard units. ktvu san rubin is live outside dor homes, a manufacturer of 80 used with more on what this could mean for homeowners. for the city. >> yeah, these are the types of things we're talking about. some of them are built from scratch. others, like these ones at a dor homes, are pre-built, and san jose hopes that this new ordinance will encourage even more people to put them in. now in the groundbreaking move, the city of san jose will now allow accessory dwelling units to be sold as separa