the bottom line, gillian, a source told "e!ey spears is feeling hopeful about her future and getting her life back from the court. back to you. >> gillian: that's good to hear despite some of the setback she had legally in the last couple of weeks. thanks so much. so state department spokesperson ned price confronted an ap reporter during his press briefing yesterday, the reporter challenged his assertion that the biden administration has honored international agreements that were negotiated under the trump administration, this is after the reporter pressed price about to the excuse holding to the trump administration's agreement with the taliban. as a possible reason for honoring the u.s. troop withdrawal. watch. >> i think it would be hard-pressed to find an international agreement that the united states signed on to you during the last administration that to this administration has done away with. >> are different to geneva protocol on the formation. it's all about the agreements with mexico and the border control, those are

gillian. >> gillian: the white house has narrowly missed its goal to have 70% of adults partially vaccinatede last night addressing the country's recovery from the pandemic. mark meredith is at the white house this morning tracking all of this. >> good morning to you. last night president biden hosted a huge crowd here at the white house for the fourth of july. it was one of the biggest events yet we have seen from this administration and it seemed to mark a new era for the administration. a post pandemic lifestyle but last night the president talked about the still ongoing battle the country faces with the virus. >> president biden: the virus hasn't been vanquished. we know this, it no longer controls our lives. it no longer paralyzes our nation. and it is within our power to make sure it never does again. and for that we can thank the scientists and researchers, the educators and all the other front line essential workers. >> the latest data shows 157 million people are fully vaccinated. 47% of the u.s. population. the president's goal as gillian mentioned was to get to 70% of one does by

go hi, gillian.t, some remarks yesterday he vowing to protect teachers with big bucks in attacking critics pushing back on the idea that a critical race theory is anything but the truth. but he was listening to her speech yesterday you might have been a bit confused. in one breath she said the idea that racism is deeply embedded in the american legal system is only taught in college and law schools. but then she went on to say teachers needed to be defended, and students needed to be taught from that point of view. >> these cultural warriors want to deprive students of a robust understanding of our common history. this will put students at a disadvantage in life by knocking a big hole in their understanding of their country in the world. the argument is, what is considered common history? they said it teaches history through the prism of race. one veteran teacher who taught for decades now runs the teacher's empowerment network out in california and says that the whole notion could end up damaging ou

>> gillian: but why would you go for that amount of money? a society where what is your name or the attachment of your name as a celebrity but the issue here is i think the white house was trying to do its best that quite frankly, this does not go far enough in here is by. one, the purchasers of the painting of the artwork could basically go out and say i'm one of the people that bought it. two, there needs to be an nda with the purchasers and in addition, needs to be some kind of -- something prohibiting legally foreign workers from being able to purchase any of this artwork so i think the white house had good intentions but doesn't go far enough. they can earn a living, should be able to earn a living and according to hunter biden, this is keeping him alive as a recovering alcoholic and drug addict. >> gillian: so let's break down some of the pitfalls inherent in this set up, shall we? first of all, the concern that foreign agents, some of them representing foreign governments could try and purchase these paintings has special favors in the

good morning, this is "the faulkner focus," i am gillian turner. brand-new numbers are in off this bloodshed, 100 people were shot in chicago over the weekend over the course of 72 hours and this includes two active duty police officers. 18 of those americans shot died, we are also learning that four children were among the injured over the past few days with a total of a hundred 94 children so far have been shot in the city, in 2021 alone. he is warning police are not even being given the support they need to try and curtail this mayhem. take a listen. >> there is nobody backing them. all these different parts, the first ones if something goes the wrong way. 6,000 people shot in the last 18 months, this is a war zone. the officers can't be held accountable for everything that happens. >> gillian: mike tobin is on the ground and he joins us now. >> there is no shortage of bloodshed, chicago saw a high of that. young people swarmed downtown, they shot off fireworks, one police officer was injured when he was hit in the year with a bottle rocket. 61

gillian.iscriminatory and workplace harassment and that it violates the fair employment and housing act but importantly they also say that it essentially sanctifies an atrocity to celebrate a fugitive, convicted cop killer right in front of city hall. they say every time they enter the front doors that they have to walk across it. >> gillian: as i understand it, this is a big part of a case that the officers are bringing against the city, the precise location of the mural. it's the factors that you broke down. the average american might not be able to appreciate if they were just to walk by the mural in the street, recognizing all the things that are sort of connoted within it. but the fact that they have to look at this while they are going in and out of work every day, showing up for patrols, that they find particularly egregious. what i don't know and i would defer to you, whether that is the linchpin of their case. the first amendment protection of freedom of speech in cases like that seem

we will get details in a few moments. >> gillian: eric, this is gillian with john in the d.c.likelihood that others are going to get ensnared in this case as it moves forward? >> they haven't mentioned his son who's been that of security for the trump administration. i think perhaps the lawyers will take issue with the term "off the books" all the because it was apparently on the books with the trump organization. of course the question is did those recipients treat the gifts and the benefits that they received as taxable income, as the law says that they would be taxable income? getting a free apartment for many years and that apartment eventually sold for $2.5 million in the trump park building which is on central park south. so we will have to see when we get the indictments, if indeed the trump organization had routinely, as a matter of fact, given routine compensation to executives. executives and many corporations get lots of perks, corporations often report those as part of the routine operation of doing business. but the question is did the recipients, did they report

>> gillian: interesting.he pushback to the census sort of debacle there? i hadn't thought about that before until emily just raised it. >> kayleigh: yeah, i think it's a really good point, emily. very creative argument you have there. this reminds me totality of president ronald reagan's words, the most terrifying words in english language are, "i'm here from the federal government and i'm here to help." it's that notion of the government coming to your door, knowing if you put a needle in your arm or not, and coercing you to do so. other users were analogizing this to beto o'rourke's mandatory assault weapon buyback, that police coming to your door to seize a weapon from you. it is so orwellian and so over-the-top. we can't allow the government to seize on a covid-19 outbreak to take our freedoms in this manner. >> gillian: jesse, there's also the argument about personal liberties or, put it this way, privacy in particular. right? 's of these that decisions by most americans, about whether or not to get the

have a good day. >> you bet, thanks, gillian. >> gillian: eric?. they are angry about what is a coronavirus pass. that pass will be needed in france to soon let people get into restaurants and other places. this is the third straight weekend of protests after french lawmakers passed that bill requiring a covid pass amid a spike in infections and hospitalizations there. we are live in london with more on the covid pass and the reaction. hi, kitty. >> hi, eric. yes, this is a very divisive and e motive issue. many protesters in paris today feel their liberty is at stake. we did see some clashes. there were thousands of people marching through the streets of paris and elsewhere in france. they are very angry about this new pass, which is being introduced by the government. they feel it curtails their freedoms. it will come into force, though, on august 9th. there were some outbreaks of violence as it escalated with police in riot gear trying to keep that situation under control. it's interesting to note that polls indicate most french people do suppo

gillian, oh, my gosh.es. i haven't flown for a really long time, but i will say it surprises me that flights are becoming the sort of hot red molten center of this culture war we are having in the u.s. about the entire coronavirus pandemic. it started out about the debate over whether we shouldn't wear masks to protect other people or just protect ourselves, now it seems like the problem is mushrooming because the airlines are feeling even more than ever before to provide the services that americans are overpaying for, which are domestic flights. partially that is brought on by covid, partially its airline mismanagement. this is not sustainable. i'm not blaming the airlines for people's poor behavior that we are looking at right here, but something has got to be done. it was already crazy before the pandemic with flights reaching historic overcrowding, historic price inflation, and now when you couple that with the fact that it's hard to actually get anywhere because there aren't enough pilots, people are

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i'm telling you dad, we had access to thousands of pages of internal gillian documents. so we could see that in gillian meetings. marketing ideas were ed in particular ideas for pricing, but no mention was ever made of the actual outlay for r and d, manufacture and marketing over the course of the loan to put a trunk of official in this internal presentation, the gillian sales team recommends an introductory price of between $8085000.00 dismissing concerns about any potential scandal in the press. let's focus jones, the whole concern was how to maximize profits, achieve strong financial margins and cover costs. then move on to public health considerations were never an issue. i just wanted to recap my story to then is now a director of unit aid, a body operating within the world health organization charged with negotiating significant price reductions with large pharma companies to treat patients in the southern hemisphere. 71000000 people worldwide carry the hepatitis c virus. the extended drop in price was considerable, was established by introducing generic drug and g

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i am is gillian, i am living. i am muslin. i'm a mother. i'm a georgia. i'm a child. i'm old. anyone. this is a story of what it's like to be living and call a trailer at home. we are a strategy and, and this is our homeland is where we belong and this is what we have. i i the 180 police. we've done hundreds across sydney, south west, early this morning, 9 people arrested for a string of bond crimes over the past year. admitted nick, having and the single long thing knowing these, there was a lot of creams on the streets. there was a lot of crime with the police couldn't creep on the streets except the what the, what the rules, the streets. let's put it this way. and at that time there was no one stop them in sidney, south, west lebanese criminal. the said to be running out of control. punch bow banks town can't re, la, came back. the suburbs are described by law enforcement officials as hot bits of concept cocaine, trafficking, and violence. me sound way. sidney is the center of extraneous lebanese community. ah, the $990.00 deeply religious and conservative community is bein

last, it's better to have whistleblower gillian. assange extradited. u. k. court has granted washington the right to appeal. the judge is reported to have agreed with 3 of the 5 justifications the us submitted. while the bite administration is apparently now prepared to let a sonnet serve any prison sentence in his australian homeland. but his partner claims he already has that right, stella morris this week also gave her reaction to the granting of the appeal from outside the courthouse. i was able to speak to julian now about the decision. and you know, it's mixed because on the one hand it's been 6 months and we haven't had any news. so it's like an endless purgatory. but at the same time it doesn't here. and julian's very on. well, he's happy when, when i went with our eldest this morning and so it's not representative when i see him because obviously it's a, it's a one rest fight. he get off. but even you know, bowl marsh prison is a horrible place. he want his case in january. why is even in prison? why is he even being prosecuted? there is no legal

here's gillian patricia. well, did you know that the top democrat in the house is also a top notch stock trader, a true talent together with her husband, a bit of pelosi math for you, her personal while stand that nearly 100. 15000000, which is quite an increase from 41000000 in 2004. good for her. one very important disclaimer. i'm in no way saying madam speaker, is doing anything wrong or breaking the law. but i'll be moving on to a combined lesson of pelosi math with the touch of pelosi ethics for that. let me refer to an investigation by journalist glen greenwald. much of their that below cease added wealth is due to extremely lucrative and like decisions about when to buy and sell stocks and options in the very industries and companies over which pelosi as how speaker exercises enormous and direct influence. oh, there's so much context to dig into. it turns out close to 3 quarters of the couple of stock trading over the last 2 years has been in big tech. and i'll tell you what, right, at this point the u

more officials days after freezing parliament and assuming executive powers gillian wolf reports the streets of tenicia as capital are mostly com. but on wednesday the president and again moved to tightened his control of the government. speaking in a televised interview, president k say he'd accuse politicians of corruption, costing the country billions of dollars. the money stolen from the tin is young people must be restored. a decision will be made to take measures against the perpetrators who have taken these public funds. we will deal with these people in a proportionate manner. that accusation is disputed by another, the largest party in the government coalition, donaldson, united nations. these have been raised by rival policy many years ago and repeatedly, to talk to quite the strict inside the funding and, and not the his comply with and will never be any evidence of such florence on the tennessee as young democracy faces its worst crisis in a decade offered, the president ousted the government and froze parliament for 30 days. the president says he has acted constitutional

congrats to gillian.ed to fly into space upon his blue origin aircraft with no pilot. did you know there was no pilot? we have that covered for you. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report" fair balanced and fill unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade. >> brian: gillian turns it over to him once again second best. i probably would have had the exclusive had you called in sick. and a little bit later did you ever review how you did in the celebrity golf tournament? >> bret: no. we will talk about that some other time. >> brian: i guess. so that means you didn't win. bret, thanks so much, man. thank you, bret, good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right, i'm brian kilmeade. here we go again. mask up, america. as the usual california kicks off the chaos and crashes the market by prematurely and unscientifically mandating masks indoors for vaccinated and

and now come many to niecy and seek gillian wolf al jazeera, peruse, new monks is prime minister, has tried to reassure investors after the currency fell to a record low against the us dollar. guido, belinda, is among a number of leftists appointed by the new president petro castillo. they attended the military parade after being sworn in on friday. castillo has pledged to distribute wealth more evenly during the campaign. he is a peruvian journalist in london, he explained twice. he thinks cassius cabinet is creating uncertainty for the markets. the problem of the moment is that they call the minister all coming to mean it's just on top of justice and economy happening. sonya but no economy need to sit there has created should uncertainty in the market as you explain very clearly at the beginning of the report. look, a carbon property, the relation to the dollar stock market, close 3 percent low to date was based on certain who is one to run your call will be mr. christie solomon. now your room was a physical frankie being he, we advisor until now was going to be the economy minister

sweets, the central region with more rain forecast officials say a dam could collapse at any moment. gillian wolf has the story. flood water wreaking havoc across china hern on province. the damage visible as far as the i can see, the army is wanting. one of the region stricken dams may collapse at any time risking the lives of around 7000000 people. heavy downpours have flooded streets, stranding travellers bringing the region to a standstill. cars completely submerged as residents are swept away under ground, unmistakable panic among these passengers trapped inside a submerged subway car way steep waters rising to their shoulders. emergency crews reportedly opening a hole in evacuating passengers, one by one. the this terrifying moment shows by standards swallowed by a sink hole with a crowd narrowly rescuing this woman. the deafening explosion at this hour minimum factory after a nearby river burst its banks, the flood water mixed with chemicals, lighting up the night sky. the government has been upgrading its emergency response with crews working around the clock to rescue residents insi

my gillian children have been reunited with their parents weeks after they were kidnapped by armed men that have been emotional scenes as the children returned to their tongue and could do the state. and someday. 33 students have not been willing for 87, a sterling captivity, a digit support from a boucher the not after 3. and i think it's an emotional reunion for parents whose children over p. s. and hawk greed the youngsters now free and safely back with their parents. the like the joy too much. i can't quantify the joy. god has done it. we said that if we serve god, we will see our children and we have seen them as he has brought this child. he will bring the rest the but many of the parents have to return and all the painful images for parents wondering if their children will ever be who is not something that even your enemies will experience will still have interest. i went to the one year back. so as lead us we attention should be under a $100.00. and then the parental district its children should not take the edge. we're going to do. we are playing with them. we believe in that

it seems that a 2 has occurred through the president mex gillian joins me now. we continue to talk electra at the university of sussex in the middle east of north african politics in terms of the military. now initially i was told that the military were not involved, may not get involved, but now was surrounding lots of the government buildings across the country. what would the role of the military be and how difficult to position all they in if they have public sentiment. so vehemently against the politicians and yet the president calling all the shots, are there an incredibly difficult position and in a position not in some way potentially recalls that their position about a decade ago. i think the 1st thing to say on the military, and this is really, really crucial because comparisons are easily torn with egypt, is that trinity has not egypt. and that's in the military traditionally has played a less active role in the countries politics. now we've seen an increasing politicization of security forces, not just the military, but also the police, which i think

a promise that'll keep them in place for at least another 3 weeks. gillian wolf, al jazeera, the un aid flies has landed for the 1st time, the t o p is to grow region since renewed violence halted operations last month. it brings desperately needed foods, as well as more than the humanitarian workers from different organizations. well, food program has been struggling to get access to deliver food to areas. it says are on the brink of found that the u. n says it will fly twice a week. to transport essential personnel and supplies with more than 2000000 people in desperate need of help, it's likely before fall short of what's needed space experts have joined the u. s. senate to discuss dealing with debris made by humans. the committee on commer science and transportation. i've been looking at the how the us and other countries must step up efforts to track and manage satellites and specs. also on the agenda, the ways to oversee so called space junk could crash wall aimlessly opening f again be an academic i, i get to see a lot of the new and latest research on this topics. just for aware

is the most rain for the region has seen in 6 decades, with no sign of letting up any time soon. gillian wolf, al jazeera and katrina. you joins us live now from beijing as we saw that katrina, this flooding in who nonprofits has been pretty severe. i mean, how badly has it affected critical infrastructure in the region? hi darn well it's had a huge impact on infrastructure in young joe, for some parts of the city for 24 hours. residents have been without electricity without fresh water, without internet. we've spoken to some locals who say that they're relying on that cause in order to charge the foods and has a connection to the outside world. much of the public transport as well has been suspended. so boy stations are flores, bus stations, also, clothes and flights have been cancelled in many main roads. are they blocked or flooded the residence of being told if their homes are safe to stay home, but at least $100000.00 people have been evacuated? many are choosing to rent rooms in hotels, in order to say to stay safe and dry. now we have seen heavy rain in john drove for about 3 days

really good to get the benefits of your expertise in this dr. gillian time. we appreciate your time, so thank you very much. indeed. prosecutors in brazil have opened a corruption investigation against president charitable. so nato is accused of failing to act against a scheme involving the national corona virus vaccination campaign. prosecutors say a deal to buy indian vaccines was a front for embezzling millions of dollars. most sonata was reportedly warned about it, but did nothing merely among the doctor peruvians went to the polls. officials are still looking into fraud allegations from conservative presidential candidate cable for the morning result. so socialist pedro casteel is ahead by a small margin, but he hasn't been declared the winner. not an essential reports from lima. they've come to the peruvian capital from remote places, often with little resources hoping they'll get to meet the support or say they're even willing to stay out in the cold for days and then took nathan, he's a farmer and the deland to like us to your he hope he can get his m

said also used it as an opportunity to dismiss claims by his critics that he had initiated a coup. gillian wolf has the story. the day by day to me as president is remaking the government on thursday. you say, he'd appointed a former national security adviser to run the interior ministry. it follows the dismissal of a long list of senior officials and the president use the moment to defend his actions. the will, at least the mere to state is not a public moved by strings. there are lobbies and corrupt individuals who have been pulling the strings from behind the curtain us the conditions at this historical moment, but forced me to take such exceptional measures. he invoked emergency powers on sunday, seizing control of the government. critics call it a qu, but a e says a dire economy surging pandemic and miss governance justify his actions. there are concerns about a crackdown on free speech after said replace the national tv station chief. that came hours after a journalist and human rights activists were temporarily barred from appearing on air. whatever the explanation of what happened

gillian: calling it, quote, fundamentally wrong.ed served under president ford in the 1970's and george w. bush in the early 2000's, he joined us on "fox & friends" over the years to share knowledge and insight but some on the left seemed to rejoice passing online. look at this. news editor tweeting, quote, excited donald rumsfeld is going to hell but wish there was somewhere worse he can go and may he kick rocks for eternity. my goodness. president bush praised former secretary, man of intelligence, integrity and inexhaustible energy. rumsfeld passed away he was 88 year's old. the company looking to request emergency fda approval by october currently only kids age 12 and older can get the shot. pfizer says the company, they show promise. how about this, mississippi state blows out vanderbilt to win the college first series final, check it out. >> a punt to third, james to first. he's out. what a way to end it. mississippi state, the national champions. gillian: bulldogs winning 9 to nothing. here it is. cowboys quarterback dak pres

to see whether the streets, which witness the jasmine revolution a decade ago, will remain silent. gillian wolf, al jazeera headlines and heavy fighting is continuing across parts of southern afghanistan. it's been taking place around kandahar city, where 20 people have been injured in the past. few hours. strikes have been reported in neighboring hillman province as well. relocating africa and translators . one of the many issues discuss at a meeting between us secretary state antony, blinking, and leaders in kuwait. lincoln spoke on a range of topics including iran. he says negotiations on the nuclear deal, congo and indefinitely. and it's up to tariff to return to compliance. the battles intensifying for a rebel controlled neighbourhood in southern syria. government forces of surrounded an area in debt are, which has been besieged for more than a month. it's home 240000. people have been cut off from food and medicine. hundreds of thousands of children are going to bed hungry in lebanon. this isn't a report from save the children, which found more and more parents are unable to pay for

gillian: that's so alarming, ken cuccinelli thank you for waking up early for us. >> busy show.nt trump got firsthand look at the current state of the border crisis. >> more dangerous than the history of the country. >> president biden, the people that he has put in charge are not qualified to run a hot dog stand. >> bill cosby is a freeman. >> mr. cosby's due process were violated. >> they won't allow to reprosecute him. >> today president biden and the first lady will head to sur can have side, florida. >> they will be thanking first responders and families who have

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people have been rescued and my harassed estate. gillian wolf cripples. wading through water is the only way to and from home for these residents. but for many home has lost all meetings. didn't garcia? i had 3 vehicles. all of them got submerged and flood water. they are old damage and the furniture inside my house and outside also got damage. i have suffered a loss of around $10000.00 financial loss like that will have a severe impact on the daily lives of people in the city of right now. with so many homes destroyed, these women are being forced to eat whatever they can find and sleep on which ever dry surface is left. bees bees, a flood waters rose to between 6 and 7 meters. that's the highest it's ever written on. the properties of the residents are destroyed. they have nothing left to eat or drink. the unprecedented levels come after 24 hours of uninterrupted rain, which is called the fishy river, just north to overflow. the state chief minister is promising to do whatever it takes to help people through the disaster was what we will do. what do i take to save lives and property? w

c. 28 and gillian children have been reunited with their parents booths after the kidnapped by armed men and children returned to the town and could do an estate on sunday. but 87 others i still kept. di, phone in font is hitting heavily populated reasons of eastern china. it comes days after flooding for some 1000000 people from their homes and killed at least $63.00 us deputy secretary of state is in china for talks the highest level biden administration official to visit the country. wendy sherman visited several regional allies before arriving in 10 gin. those are the headlines bye for now. the man who have religious ha, i you will see what i see what i can but i do. i really took up the money. i don't know what to do for me. it's not a lot easier to fit the other balloon in basketball court that will go to dublin. if you see my show that you're going to call column or the the extension exempt because you have to send money and ticket it goes to the 2nd. is that the does any did you need to go to that i had to throughout the month. oh, sorry, go ahead. one thing about the who did

. >> gillian: we'll hand it off to julie banderas with "the faulkner focus". she is in for harris today. >> fox news alert. surge in deadly violence in the nation monday. as we mark our nation's independence tragic news to report in chicago. police say two officers were shot and wounded early this morning while dispersing a crowd. among 82 people reportedly shot in the city since just friday evening. 14 of the victims were killed. among the dead a 19-year-old national guard soldier. he was an aspiring police officer. family members say he was finishing his basic training. home only a few weeks waiting for his first assignment when he was shot and killed early saturday while getting something from his car. no arrests yet. he was just a week away from his 20th birthday. join us now joey jones, retired u.s. marine bomb technicians. such sad news. we're sorry this is what we're talking about today. and i want to bring up the fact that last fourth of july was also a turning point for new york city crime. of course we blamed it on the pandemic. we're coming out of t

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. >> gillian: and that doesn't rust this afternoon, thanks so much for joining us. i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith and she's back tomorrow. >> john: i'm john >> martha: thanks very much.i'm martha maccallum. me details of reported hunter arranged business deal involving his father. this time with mexican executives appearing in this 2015 picture that appears to be taken at the vice president's residence, the naval observatory and reporting by the daily mail. the images of the bidens getting not very much attention today. instead, the story you've been watching unfolding live. we have continuing coverage now, which is this focus on the trump organization and their company's cfo that plead not guilty. there he is. the charges failing to pay taxes on certain perks and benefits that he received as a trump ploy eye. they do not involve these charges any member of the trump families that is involved in the business or the former president himself. so that is the charge that i just described. we'll get into it in more detail. that's the charge they came up with afte

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