gillian? >> gillian: no one knows.ight, griff jenkins live in baltimore harbor again for us tonight. thank you. coming up next my colleague bret baier speaks with emit tucker this on the one year anniversary of journalist evan gershkovich's imprisonment in russia. stick with us. >> russia authorities detaining u.s. journalist. >> american journalist evan ganesh glits his detainment the first time a u.s. journalist has been arrested in russia since the cold war. >> a moscow court rejected the latest appeal. >> u.s. government has declared him wrongfully detained. >> i stand with evan. >> i stand with evan. >> i stand with evan. >> i stand with evan. >> i stand with evan. >> let's bring evan home. ♪ in a rocky mountain setting spanning over 280,000 acres. three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy fly fishing and america's finest trout stream. kick back for intimate performances from the best in country music. enhance your wellness and longevity through our mayo clinic programs, or plan your mee

gillian. gillian: thank you for that. griff.: gillian, let's dig in on the bridge collapse and capitalist pig hedge fund manager and fox news contributor jonathan hoenig for being here. nobody better to help understand this and we keep hearing governor wes m moore and watchig and he'll likely take to the microphone and we'll bring it to you. this impacts baltimore and 8,000 jobs directly tied to it and $2 million of wage as day being lost but he keeps talking about how it affects the country nationally. how farmers in kentucky are impacted. how car dealers in michigan are impacted. what do you make of the impact this is happening? >> yeah, griff, we're talking about ninth busiest port in the entire country. so, yes, this is a terrible human tragedy, but also unfolding economic tragedy. 4,000 truck as day go over this bridge, 12 million car as year. all that traffic, all those deliveries, all that business activity will now need to be rerouted no less than 30 miles. the port of baltimore again, it is one day's drive within a thir

i'm dana perino and bill is on assignment, good morning again, gillian. >> gillian: good to be with you, gillian turner at the same time that court hearing underway in georgia, illegal immigrants accused of murdering cheerleader lizbeth medina is being arraigned in texas. heartbroken aunt told us last hour, it is time to crack down on repeat violent criminals. >> it is very important for me and only my family to address this issue of criminal background and second chance laws either do believe should be stricter and that is just my opinion to protect our children. why was he allowed on a long leash while others were not given second chances? i want to honor lizbeth's memory. in the right steps are taken to prevent from similar tragedies. speed to very moving to hear and griff jenkins from eagle pass, texas, with more on the ground on the migrant crime wave, hi, . >> good morning, gillian what you're seeing across the country is really the convergence of the border crisis. the thousands coming across in violent crime case after case. let's start in georgia where the brother of laken rile

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nate foy, thank you, gillian. >> gillian: the family of lisbeth medina is living with this nightmare day out at the same time they are seeking justice. joining us now is her aunt, anna medina. thank you for being with us. i want to offer you our deepest condolences. i cannot imagine what it is like to be going through what you are now living. but thank you for your courage and joining us to talk about it. >> thank you for having me. it has been very hard for us as a family. every day that passes by it is harder to bear. but i am here today standing for justice and by my sister as i told her from day one. >> gillian: i know that -- >> [indistinct] >> gillian: anna, the suspect was on probation at that time. we can put up his rap sheet on the screen so viewers at home can see. can you tell us about this problem now of leniency for repeat offenders, soft-on-crime policies and the impact that it is having on you and your family and the rest of the nation really? >> of course, in light of this tragic, tragic murder that was committed to my niece, it is imperative and important for me not

. >> i'm gillian turner in for a sander today this is "america reports," greene made that announcement after they passed a $1.2 trillion spending bill, quite a few republicans tell us they are not happy with the plan, greene's plan to vacate could have us feeling deja vu, just this past fall they went through the whole rigmarole that got johnson elected speaker. >> john: we will get congressman michael lawlor's reaction ahead. >> gillian: liquid congressional correspondent aisha hashemi, what can you tell us? >> jillian, john, first of all let's make very clear that marjorie taylor greene yes has filed a motion to vacate the speaker of the house, she didn't drop that resolution into the hopper this morning but has not made it privileged, it's not live which means it's only a threat right now. a real threat to the speaker but only a threat if she does decide to make this live it would force the house to take a vote on a new speaker in the next two legislative days. that is after they come back from a two-week easter break, excuse me, take a vote on ousting the speaker first, not a vote

gillian. griff jenkins. his death comes as new york continues to battle a crisis. and cb cotton is in massapequa. >> a funeral service got underway 30 minutes ago. new york city mayor adams is giving remarks, there are officers as far as the eye can see, outside the church and inside and there's also community members from across the northeast to are content to just stand outside and pay their respects and show solidarity for those who wear the badge. i want to go to some photos of diller and talk about his life. officer jonathan diller joined the police force three years ago and was part of the n.y.p.d. critical response team. this is an initiative focused on addressing quality of life issues. the 31-year-old was shot during a traffic stop in queens when he and his partner approached a vehicle for being illegally parked at a bus stop. diller was rushed to the hospital, but could not be saved. now, his wife stephanie and baby son ryan will carry on his legacy. diller's brother-in-law gave rema

. >> gillian: dang!es fani get dq'd? f >> gillian: in a way, it doesn't really matter. here's the deal. she might go down in flames, get taken off this case, but -- not according to me, but according to the legalis experts, it is likely this case in some form is going to go forward anyway. trump will have to face maybe the same charges. basically, if she does getca pulled from this case, the state of georgia is going to reassign it to some of the district attorney and then it'll be up to them. the likelihood, according to all the legal experts, is that they will push these charges forward in some formhapp. so the trial is going to happen, all of this, as tyrus said, is really a salacious sideshow. the other problem is, where on earth are you going to find a jury now is not going to be tainted by all this salacious stuff?de itd reminded me -- if fani wils does move this case forward, it's like when you go to a movie and the lead actor is goinggo through some horrible divorce in the tabloids and you feel l

. >> i'm gillian turner. john and turner are off today. the president is turning to his predecessors, presidents obama and clinton to host this star-studded festival at music hall. it will raise 25 million bucks. >> shannon: and his leading rival not stopping in the financial capital of the world to raise money for his campaign but rather to attend the wake of nypd officer jonathan deller who was tragically killed in the line of duty earlier this week. >> gillian: complete coverage starts right now. we have former justice department official john yoo moments away on the impact of the democrats policy. >> shannon: but first we are with bryan llenas or live outside the funeral home there in long island. what are we expecting to play out this afternoon? >> the wake in this visitation begins today at 2:00 p.m. and it runs all the way through tomorrow at some point today former president trump will vise funeral home behind me and pay his respects. he will be alongside the county executive, the republican who we are told invited the former presi

>> gillian the natural retail federation is estimating that americans are going to spend over $5 billion on all of their easter needs with the majority of that being chocolate. and that is definitely true here at grams, we have a bunch of people here sta stocking up fore holiday a little over a week away we are with jamie wunderlich the ceo, when can we expect customers to see a price increase with a record high cocoa prices? >> we saw a 29% increase in our milk chocolate cost as of november of last year. really a 49% increase since 2021. we have not had a chance to pass it along to our customers as of yet, but we do see it potentially happening in the next couple of months. >> thank you, janie. we should know giants like c.a.d. barry and hershey have said they have already passed this cost to customers, of course much of this is because of agricultural issues in west african countries that pass three quarters of the nation's cocoa like ghana. >> with that report for us, thank you. john? >> john: all right we are getting some breaking news there was an announcement just coming in from br

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>> gillian: welcome back several polls put trump and nikki haley ahead of president biden. the liberal wishlist. all he needs to do to beat trump is to one thing, secure the southern border. do you like that idea? it's a policy goal for republicans. but is that true? meaning if he could fix that, solve that crisis? >> he has to use that as a template and reject what has become the effect of democratic pololicy, campaign activists and donors and the social media overlords who have dictated the policy on of the whole host of issues including immigration immigration has been a disaster for this president 70 to 80 percent think the president has had a terrible policy with open borders if you look at what's happening in blue cities, they have had a meltdown when asked to handle a small thimbleful and if you look at one of the president's biggest problems right now he is hemorrhaging support among white, black and hispanic voters. many don't like his position on immigration and they are all aware that immigration this mass open border of assimilated immigration coming in eight, 9

at first, gillian anderson actually turned down the role of emily maitlis. when i do know, i still won't tell you. i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why? well, because she's still living, because she's so formidable, because people know her so well and they said, "well, then, you have to do it." do you remember dancing at tramp? no. and to make things more complicated, emily maitlis herself is executive producer on an upcoming rival three part amazon drama about the interview, which made it slightly awkward when gillian anderson bumped into her. i had come to this charity event not having prepared at all and was really dishevelled. and she showed up as emily maitlis, who looks like a movie star and was tanned and short white skirt and tanned legs and everything. and i literally looked like her great aunt in the pictures! no, i thought that went very well. prince andrew famously thought that the interview had been a triumph. gillian anderson and billie piper both agree that there is almost no chance he will watch this version. this interview,

thank you very much. >> gillian: thank you brian. let's go ahead and bring an retired nypd lieutenant joe carnality now. joe, we are watching this live picture of the outside of the location where this week is being held for officer diller peer president trump is now inside. we got a heads up he was planning to attend the service. we are expecting we might hear from him later on in the afternoon but before we get into any of that, talk to us about the community. the law enforcement community's reaction to the tragic events on monday when officer diller was murdered. >> it becomes the same old, same old. for the men and women in blue, it is just another chapter in what is happening with police departments across the country. we are all devastated whether you be retired or active. you were always still that blue family. it is just so sad. you look at the pictures of officer diller with his son and the shirt that the son was wearing set it for everybody. my daddy's life matters. politics comes into it. people want to keep politics out o

i'm gillian turner. sandra and john are off today. hunter biden's attorneys are expected to provide a whole laundry list of reasons for the judge to dismiss this case. this includes the repeated claim that the court is succumbing to political pressure. >> bret: this is not the only legal battle on hunter's plate. he is staring down gun charges in a case that is set to go to trial in just a few months creating yet another possible headache for his father during a critical reelection campaign. >> gillian: we have fox team coverage for you. andrew mccarthy standing by to provide legal analysis but first we go to david spunt the outside that courthouse. david, what do we expect the amount this today? >> jillian a bright, good to be with you. we expect a lot of back and forth when off in a few hours in downtown los angeles. ultimately it's up to the judge to decide whether or not he will move forward with this case. we have new video that we just turned it in the last 15 minutes or so paired special counsel david weiss himself based in dee

and gillian anderson plays emily maitlis.he famous bbc newsnight interview with prince andrew hits netflix. the us secretary of state antony blinken has said the entire population of gaza is suffering severe levels of acute food insecurity. in some of his strongest comments so far on the scale of the humanitarian crisis in the palestinian territory, mr blinken said it was israel's duty to prioritise providing for those in need. america's top diplomat is currenly in the philippines, and will be heading back to the middle east soon, to reenergise efforts to secure a ceasefire deal in gaza. our state department correspondent, tom bateman, is travelling with mr blinken — he sent this update from manila a short while ago. well, we now know that after this visit to southeast asia, antony blinken will head to the middle east. he's going to go tojeddah to meet the saudi leadership and then on to cairo to meet the egyptian leadership. the point of all this is to try to whip up support, not just to get the ceasefire deal over the line,

at first, gillian anderson actually turned down the role of emily maitlis.t when i do know, i still won't tell you. i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why? well, because she's still living, because she's so formidable, because people know her so well and they said, "well, then, you have to do it." do you remember dancing at tramp? no. and to make things more complicated, emily maitlis herself is executive producer on an upcoming rival three part amazon drama about the interview, which made it slightly awkward when gillian anderson bumped into her. i had come to this charity event not having prepared at all and was really dishevelled. and she showed up as emily maitlis, who looks like a movie star and was tanned and short white skirt and tanned legs and everything. and i literally looked like her great aunt in the pictures! no, i thought that went very well. prince andrew famously thought that the interview had been a triumph. gillian anderson and billie piper both agree that there is almost no chance he will watch this version. this interview

gillian shocking. for gillian keegan, on keegan, it's just another day on the swearing to the microphone from swearing to suggesting violence, suggesting acts of violence, it's an example it's hardly setting an example for children. another mp for our children. another mp goes what kind of goes on to say what kind of example does this set for children and young people, from the be in the person supposed to be in charge education? i mean, get charge of education? i mean, get a of grip, people, where a bit of a grip, people, where are you on it? paul? >> i tend to worked >> i tend not to get worked up too things like this. too much about things like this. i do live in a society i think we do live in a society where there is a professional kind of offence, karate, which is going around prowl in society and for things to be and looking for things to be upset about and upset and complain about and occasionally , the mask will occasionally look, the mask will slip with politicians. they're human beings, even

we'll be keeping a close eye on that. >> sandra: gillian, thank you. john. >> john: it really is troubling what chris wray said and that gillian iterated there again, people with connections to isis are trying to get people into this country, and what does that mean, and that we have all of these hundreds of thousands of got-aways, who are got-aways for the very reason they did not want to turn themselves into the border patrol. how many of those people were just here simply trying to find a job and how many are here for nefarious intent. >> sandra: the threats from within, and "wall street journal," terror threats in europe, linked to the gaza war, and iran, growing array of threats from extremists. the warning is here. >> john: there are so many different aspects to all of this and makes you wonder if the biden administration really is focusing on the overall bigger problem here. president biden, by the way, hitting the campaign trail in wisconsin. air force one taking off now from joint base andrews. the president will try to rally support where he

good evening, gillian. >> gillian: good evening, bret.e got a rare glimpse into the intelligence community's thinking about what exactly america is up against in the intel chief did not paint a pretty or a comforting threat picture. they faced some pretty tough questioning from republicans about the threat of terrorism now emanating from the southern border. >> there is a network we're concerned about that has facilitators involved in it that has ties to isis. >> correct. >> and other terrorist organizations? >> correct. >> fbi director chris wray is acknowledging for the first time sensitive intelligence concerns about terrorist ties to human smuggling operations at the border. >> can you tell the american people with any certainty that there are zero people on the terrorist watch list among that 1.8 million got-aways. >> we don't know what we're dealing with in that particular context. >> mexican cartels and chinese manufacturers are now working hand in glove to get deadly narcotics into the u.s. >> the vast majority of the fentanyl tha

with gillian anderson as emily maitlis. i could walk in the park.ch as anything, is about the story behind the acquisition of the interview. why not dramatise up until one of the most important and dramatic interviews in history, really. i think it is in history, isn't it? myjob is booking the people we can'tjust call up. hello, everyone. billie, it's important to say this is very much from the point of view of sam mcallister. she's so high energy and unlike anyone i've ever met, actually, and i don't say that lightly. i've never been smuggled into a palace before. at first, gillian anderson actually turned down the role of emily maitlis. i can't tell you what the questions will be because i don't know myself yet. but when i do know... ..i still won't tell you. i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why? well, because she's still living, because she's so formidable, because people know her so well and they said, well, then you have to do it. do you remember dancing at tramp? no. and to make things more complicated, emily maitlis herself

gillian turner has an update live at the state department for us. >> gillian: we do know there are americans stuck inside haiti who want to escape as the country is teetering on the brink of collapse. officials here at the state department do not appear to know how many americans we are talking about. take a listen. >> how many american citizens are you aware of who are in haiti who are wanting to leave. >> i don't have -- i don't have a number. >> gillian: as gang violence spirals further out of control, the administration is deploying a marine unit to evacuate americans who are working at the embassy. officials acknowledge concerns that the crisis could soon also prompt a mass exodus of haitians with many seeking asylum here in the u.s. >> what often happens when you have an unstable security situation is an increase in people attempting to flee the country and leave to other places. >> gillian: haiti's most notorious gang leader leading the charge, now in control of the capital city, port-au-prince. shuttered government buildings and roads and airports. border officials in florida are ale

gillian, what threats do you expect testimony will focus on? >> gillian: from china and artificial intelligence, but there are plenty of republicans on capitol hill who firmly believe illegal immigration at the southern border is the top national security threat that america faces. >> a major threat. what we have seen is 50 people on the terror watch list in the last four and a half months, seen more than 10,000 people come across the southern border, special interest aliens. >> gillian: the worldwide threat hearing is important because the intelligence community is give the public a rare glimpse inside what they believe america is really up against in 2024. this is annual hearing, hearing from the d and i director, and bill burns, and chris wray and other top officials, including from here at the state department. the thrust of testimony of the chinese attacks on the u.s. infrastructure. what the co-chairs said this weekend. >> one of the things that we have done on a bipartisan basis is try to go industry by industry in america and warn them

i'm not going to text gillian right now and say you had said that.u out, you know? and, frankly, ithink it's sensational. so, you know... it's a great performance. we'lljust leave that there. and it makes you realise... we used to be friends. i can't believe you came at gillian anderson! i wish we could just delete that, rewind. don't put this bit in the big budget film version of this episode. i'm curious as to how it works when... so, they're dramatising this thing, this interview. a fair amount of which is obviously out there in public, ie the interview, and involves prince andrew and emily maitlis, who are both public figures. you were the absolute centrepiece of this whole thing, but not a public figure at that time. and so how billie piper goes about playing you and trying to represent you, in a way that is authentic or not. have you guys met? did she get a sense of how you speak, how your demeanour is, how your body language is, or not? well, the poorwoman, chris, in answer to both of your questions, the first part is, to be frank with you, we

in the last few moments that statement from a former northern ireland secretary of state, gillian smith lead to any change in the momentum behind power—sharing, which was only restored a few months ago, and the stability that has been brought by this return to power—sharing. stay with us for more on this story. we can bring you a look at the weather forecast now. hello there. good afternoon. well, a gradual improvement for most of us weather—wise over the next couple of days. here's the forecast for the bank holiday weekend. today, sunshine and some heavy showers. lighter winds than yesterday. fewer showers on saturday and sunday, but there could be some more rain in the south on bank holiday monday. drierfurther north. lots of rainbows spotted today with the general sunshine and showers theme. already some lightning strikes across parts of pembrokeshire. there could be some heavy downpours, some hail and some thunder in some of these showers, but generally fewer of them than we saw yesterday, with more in the way of sunshine. it's still breezy for england and wales, but not as gusty as

gillian turner is live at the state department. what are you learning now at this hour on all of it. >> gillian: good afternoon to you, sandra. i have learned the biden administration is about to announce additional $25 million in aid money for haiti as it teeters on the brink of collapse, in addition to hundreds of millions of dollars that have already been allocated to the country during this crisis. this comes, of course, as potentially hundreds of americans are trapped on the ground and the state department says they have no plans to evacuate them. >> for four years we have said do not go to haiti, it's not safe to do that. >> state officials have told us multiple times they don't know exactly how many americans are there. >> it's impossible for us to know for sure. there are several hundred americans who have registered to receive more information. >> gillian: u.s. marines from an anti-terrorist unit are in port-au-prince but not there to help americans escape either. >> we have installed additional security personnel there, b

with gillian anderson as emily maitlis. i could walk in the park.. why not dramatise up until one of the most important and dramatic interviews in history, really. i think it is in history, isn't it? myjob is booking the people we can'tjust call up. hello, everyone. billie, it's important to say this is very much from the point of view of sam mcallister. she's so high energy and unlike anyone i've ever met, actually, and i don't say that lightly. i've never been smuggled into a palace before. at first, gillian anderson actually turned down the role of emily maitlis. i can't tell you what the questions will be because i don't know myself yet. but when i do know... ..i still won't tell you. i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why? well, because she's still living, because she's so formidable, because people know her so well and they said, well, then you have to do it. do you remember dancing at tramp? no. and to make things more complicated, emily maitlis herself is executive producer on an upcoming rival three—part amazon drama about t

. >> gillian: owner is jack. he came back and realized the dog had eaten entire rotisserie chicken while he was gone getting another bag of groceries there he is the dog looking guilty. >> jessica: you can't future next to the dog. can't they not have chicken bones? >> tyrus: find out. >> gillian: he probably got sick. that's a lot of chicken. >> tyrus: dang, dog. >> jesse: thanks, everybody. have great night. that's it for us. see you on monday. >> bret: gillian in dana's seat with the dog story. nice job. >> gillian: thank you, bret. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, two big legal cases involving former president donald trump. in georgia, it is now up to the judge to make a decision whether the prosecutor in the election interference case will remain on the team or will be disqualified. and in florida, the trial involving the former president's possession of classified documents is expected to be moved back. we have fox team coverage tonight. david spunt is in fort pierce, florida where t

good evening, gillian. >> hi, bret. an about-face from the state department today. officials here are now working to try to get more americans out of haiti. they also say that nearly a thousand americans now contacting the contempt about getting out. dramatic uptick from just a few hundred people last week. >> this is a fluid situation. the number of individuals who have reached out to us through the crisis intake form is approaching a thousand. and we're continuing to monday tort situation closely, evaluate the demand of u.s. citizens. >> gillian: state department also evacuating 30-plus americans by a charter flight miami after insisting just days prior there were no plans to rescue americans. >> there is active planning for that. >> circumstances on the ground as well as the feasibility much commercial options made it such american citizens. >> the biden administration says it hopes to rescue more americans still over the coming days. >> there is active planning for that there's active analysis of the risks of doing so. an american parents of haitian adoptee chil

>> bret: gillian turner at the state department. thank you.eantime there are new developments as we mentioned in the classified documents case involving former president donald trump. a florida judge held a hearing today to consider a motion by the trump legal team to dismiss the charges. she has ruled on that this evening. and is deciding other elements of the case. correspondent steve harrigan is in fort pierce florida tonight with the latest on what is happening there. good evening, steve. >> steve: good evening, bret. this is really a case that is changing by the minute. this was a hearing today, trump attorneys trying to get this case dismissed. they had two motions to try and dismiss this case. just moments ago, we heard from judge cannon. she denied one of those motions. so there is still one motion out there hanging. if the judge denies that as well, this case would be -- go on as scheduled. it's not clear yet whether or not she's going to do that but, throughout the four hours in court today, there was some real skepticism on the part

. >> gillian: owner is jack.tisserie chicken while he was gone getting another bag of groceries there he is the dog looking guilty. >> jessica: you can't future next to the dog. can't they not have chicken bones? >> tyrus: find out. >> gillian: he probably got sick. that's a lot of chicken. >> tyrus: dang, dog. >> jesse: thanks, everybody. have great night. that's it for us. see you on monday. >> bret: gillian in dana's seat with the dog story. nice job. >>

with gillian anderson as emily maitlis. like a walk in the park.view. why not dramatise up until one of the most important and dramatic interviews in history, really. i think it is in history, isn't it? mm, yeah. myjob is booking the people we can'tjust call up. hello, everyone. billie, it's important to say this is very much from the point of view of sam mcalister. she was very much available to us, which was great. it's kind of what you wish for as an actor playing a real person. she's so high energy and unlike anyone i've ever met, actually, and i don't say that lightly. i've never been smuggled into a palace before. at first, gillian anderson actually turned down the role of emily maitlis. i can't tell you what the questions will be because i don't know myself yet. but when i do know... ..i still won't tell you. i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why? well, because she's still living, because she's so formidable, because people know her so well and they said, well, then you have to do it. do you remember dancing at tramp? no. an

turner live at the state department. >> gillian, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> bret: in america's crime crisis tonightf thievery becoming popular in this country from a foreign source. police say robbers with fake ids use technology to ransack homes of the wealthy. national correspondent william la jeunesse has details tonight from los angeles. >> there are photographs of over 400 individuals who have been arrested in the united states from chele. >> police call it burglaries tourism and some blame the biden administration. >> i literally cannot comprehend why the united states government is trying to protect chileans who are coming in and breaking into homes. >> 2 2 2014 capito 2014 chele, g criminals to border planes there to rob homes here. >> we have significant increase in burglaries from organized groups that are outside this country. >> police caught this group near philadelphia with masks, gloves, pry bars and a saw. in north carolina, these four faced 200 charges of breaking. in glendale, california, police arrested these suspects for multiple burglaries. in baltimore police connected this gr

gillian turner reporting live from the state department. this is a rare occurrence.nt to say -- i don't want to say violent but particularly aggressive on the part of the protestors, gillian. >> that is correct, john. you could call it the domino effect in the region. we have been watching in realtime as haiti's government has collapsed over recent weeks. marco rubio sees it like that. either way you have the island nation 90 miles from florida that is teetering on the brink. listen. >> it is a country that's near collapse and it is not because of the u.s. embargo that they lie about. marxism always fails and leads to poverty and suffering and hunger. and because the people who run that regime are incompetent. >> mass protests have taken hold across several cuban cities with poor citizens calling for electricity and food and basic freedoms. ththe biden administration is pushing back against cuban leaders for blaming the u.s. >> the united states is not behind these protests in cuba and the accusation of that is absurd. we urge the cuban government to refrain from vio

correspondent gillian turner shows us from the state department. >> united states has made very clearmuggling dangerous drugs into the united states. >> state department officials say they are leaning in to mexico wants government to help curb the deadly fentanyl crisis. >> you have seen the secretary travel to mexico a number of times. >> mexican president lopez obrador admits fentanyl is manufactured in its country insists america's overdoes epidemic isn't his problem. >> fentanyl is produced in the united states, in canada, and in mexico. you know why we don't have the drug consumption that you have in the united states? because we have customs, traditions, and we don't have the problem of the disintegration of the family. >> mexican cartels latest extortion schemes target american seniors with vacation, time shares and popular mexican resort towns. they are convinced to sell their stakes and thousands in upfront fees. >> based on my experience with the fbi that extremely vulnerable population. these are individuals who have never asked to sell their time shares. so these are unsol

we have shadow boxing, gillian keegan and a moment of cnnge gillian keegan and a moment of cringe in on the w path scandal. now, nick, in the daily mail and the maggots keep wriggling out of this one. >> yeah, this is shocking how influential trans health doctors and have secretly and activists have secretly shaped nhs policies for more than so as you say, than a decade. so as you say, this w path, which the great this is w path, which the great andrew doyle is doing an entire show on sunday and it's show on on sunday and it's a topic the bbc doesn't seem to want to explore. but luckily gb news there's two things news is. and there's two things really. disgusting really. one is how disgusting was w path their guidance, was w path and their guidance, and much influence did and two how much influence did they the on they have over the nhs. so on they have over the nhs. so on the first question, they had an entire on eunuchs and entire chapter on eunuchs and said they castrate said that they should castrate or castrating anyone or consider castrating anyone that identified as such. can

gillian, thank you.seems inevitable may be a step closer after tonight's presidential primary results. we will bring you that first, beyond our borders tonight. china, iran, and russia begin a joint naval drill in the gulf of oman. chinese state television and the russian navy have released video of the exercise in the crucial waterway near the mouth of the persian gulf. more than 20 ships support vessels and combat boats have those three countries as well as naval helicopters are involved. online influencer andrew tate detained in romania and handed an arrest warrant issued by british authorities. his spokesman says tate and his brother were taken into custody on allegations of sexual aggression in a case dating back more than a decade. many stage a 24-hour strike in the latest installment of a long running bitter dispute with the country's main railway operator. pass jr. train operators are demanding work hours be reduced from 38 to 35 without a pay cut. just some of the other stories beyond our border

and gillian anderson plays emily maitlis. famous bbc newsnight interview with prince andrew hits netflix. hello, i'm anna foster in eastjerusalem. america's top diplomat, secretary of state, antony blinken, has said that 100% of gaza's population is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. those are some of the strongest comments he has made so far and they come as a you backed report says that famine is imminent... is imminent in northern gaza, as the war between israel and hamas continues. the un is warning that 1 million people, that's half of the territory's population, are now facing starvation. the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weapon of war, a claim israel rejects. here's what us secretary of state antony blinken said a short time ago. according to the most respected measure of these things, 100% of the population in gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. that's the first time an entire population has been so classified. we also see again, ac

but before all of that, i want to ask you about gillian put foot gillian keegan.ot in may have seen in it again. you may have seen the i just read them the comments. i just read them out. at a conference, out. she was at a conference, some might say it was a throwaway comment . they were throwaway comment. they were talking ofsted talking about an ofsted inspection, wrong , she inspection, that went wrong, she said. i was actually shocked. i thought, god, if i've met these people probably have people i would probably have punched really punched them. they were really rude. we all know rude. now we all know a throwaway comment, can happen . throwaway comment, can happen. but of course the daily mirror are making hay out of this. she is actually the education minister. it at school minister. it was at a school event. we know that there is a problem with ofsted. what is ofsted? inspectors committed suicide. we also know there's a problem with violence in schools. is this a mountain out of a mole or is it a serious issue ? issue? >> it's regrettable language. i think

gillian turner, thank you so much is.or tommy tuberville. senator, it's so good to see you again. what's your reaction to gillian's report about haiti here? >> well, it's a disaster, liz. it's shocking to see the videos, but it's a really not because, you know, the whole world especially especially in africa and central america, we're really having problems. look at the dominican republic, they're putting up their own border wall to keep the haitians from coming over. you'd think we'd do something like that here in the united states. but this is the 11th embassy that joe biden's had to evacuate in only 3 years, and it's going to get worse. and sooner or later we're going to wake up and smell the roses and understand the foreign relations policy are not working in the biden administration. we're getting people killed, we're having to spend tons of money, and we've got people from alabama that we're daily trying to get out of haiti. it's just an absolute mess. elizabeth: yeah, it's so sad and unfortunate. let's get your rea

. >> lawrence: gillian turner is live from the white house with the latest on that, hi, gillian. >> president biden is hold up at camp david this morning prepping for big state of the union speech on thursday it. may very well be the case. the supreme court hands down a decision about his primary political rival's eligibility over on the colorado ballot while president biden is out of town. now, there is a major sense of urgency to this decision out of the supreme court here because the state is among the 16 that are holding contests on super tuesday now less than 24 hours away. take a look at this. there are over 30 states that are challenging trump's ballot eligibility in the courts. of those 30-plus, president trump carried 22 back in 2020. and president biden just 14. now, over at the supreme court, the justices are not scheduled to return from person now until march 15th. that's obviously next week. raising speculation that a ruling on the colorado case will be handed down. during argue's that happened back in february. so justices expressed major skepticism about colorado's efforts to k

gillian: u.s.there to help americans escape,. >> we've installed additional security additional there but that's all doing securing the embassy. gillian: the notorious gang leaders was jimmy barbecue - in the lead here are in control of port-au-prince and shattering roads and evening reports and near dc come the senate has confirmed a new investors and 80, the republic is on the outside moves not likely to prevent the crisis from spilling over to the u.s. >> assuming to be able to vet these people so we should not be doing this right now. >> this afternoon senators rick scott and marco rubio of florida running letter to president biden demanding the administration before they plan to prevent a mass migration crisis from haiti. liz: julian turner crave reporting from you and we appreciate you so much of us welcome to the show and were delighted to have back on plans for security carcass, texas congresswoman monica prison we are so happy to have you on so you representing qs border state and can we f

the education secretary gillian keegan is also there.nder greater scrutiny recently following the suicide of head teacher ruth perry, who took her own life after an ofsted report downgraded her school's rating. in december the coroner concluded that inspection likely contributed to the death of ruth perry. we can now listen to what martyn oliver is saying. than what martyn oliver is saying. in organisation that is at every what martyn oliver is saying. fifi organisation that is at every level a reflection of the sectors we inspect and regulate. the teams i now lead drawn from schools, from further education, from the early years and from social care. i have colleagues inspecting the training of military recruits who have served time in the armed forces themselves. i have others inspecting prison education, who have worked, i did say worked, in prisons. that experience and insight is so important. it's what gives us credibility, credibility with you, credibility, credibility with you, credibility when we talk to those in power, and it's w

involving one of the aircraft. officials are now investigating why the 787 dream line operated by gillian allied. latham suddenly plunged mid am on monday evening, causing passages to be thrown around the cabin ground in auckland, new zealand, the plain that experience what the airline is calling a technical failure. a scene here wearing headphones. brian was one of the passengers on board, the boeing $787.00 dreamliner, a mastic jolt happened. and i, i was awakened and i looked up to see the gentleman that was sitting next to me on the roof of the plain. it was insane. i was like, i thought i was dreaming. the southern movement drew many without seat belts from their seats. the plane just dropped really suddenly out of the blue, everyone started screaming, crying. people got launched out of the sea so i can think of, well, no, i saw people flying, they weren't wearing the seat belt, sign in the people that were in the toilet, hit the ceiling. the same thing happened to the cabin crew show. emergency crews were quick to respond to the incident, more than a dozen ambulances headed to oakla

and gillian anderson plays emily maitlis.