gillian? >> gillian: despite president biden newly-released executive order, the number of people actually crossing into the u.s. illegally is not abating, and one key sector alone now migrants hailing from 100 different countries, even more come are being ushered into the u.s. with only what's called a notice to appear in court on a day sometime years out. matt finn is live from california right now. matt, how many people has border control and counter daily you are? >> jillian, the latest numbers obtained by fox news, crossing of a san diego every day. this week we saw at least four migrants crossing in a single clip, a caravan emerging from the desert. some of the border patrol agents tell us it is one of the largest single groups they have ever seen in the san diego sector. and we have learned that migrants are still being released into the united states after illegally crossing. despite president biden promising that would not happen under his executive order. here in san diego, we are ta

gillian? >> gillian: trey yingst in tel aviv for us tonight.aeli problem. this is not just an american problem. this is a global humanitarian issue. and it needs to be resolved and right now, as everybody spoke, there is a deal on the table and it must be accepted by all parties. >> the deal is in front of hamas. it is to hamas to accept or reject or come back and say they want to further negotiate the deal. it's just the facts of it israel agreed with this proposal and it stands with hamas. >> gillian: joining us now is ronan knew that the father of 22-year-old american hostage omer into the that. you are joining us today after a series of high stakes meetings. you met with the national security adviser at the white house. you were up on capitol hill what's your feedback. how did you feel the tone was in the meetings? did you get information you needed? any thoughts on the meetings? >> well, we -- the american hostage families, it's eight of us, five of which are considered alive and three have been murdered, we constantly meet with the woitel

gillian, great heavy today. >> gillian: thank you, sandra. i'm gillian turner in washington. john is off today. this is to be 27. the nypd says this man cross into the u.s. illegally three years ago three eagle pass, texas. since then he has been no stranger to law enforcement. he's got an arrest in texas, several run-ins with the nypd before this, and governor greg abbott spoke out about it last hour. take a listen. >> the illegal border situation was something contained to texas and arizona. now this is an american issue. every state is now a border state. our americans are dying at the hands of people allowed illegally across the border by joe biden's policy. >> sandra: let's get right to a senior correspondent eric shawn, live here in new york city. the community's help was crucial in getting the suspect off the streets. >> absolutely. the residents knew who he was, and they took matters into their own hands, because they are outraged. he is accused of raping a 13-year-old girl and they say you shouldn't even be in this country in the first place. the suspect, christian g

i am gillian turner. >> gillian: i am john roberts. great to be with you. >> john: i am john roberts. >> gillian: i am gillian turner, this is "america reports," the year is 2020. correct? >> john: every time i work with you -- >> gillian: officials are sounding the alarm over the wide open border, the headline of foreign affairs kind of says it all. the terrorism warning lights are blinking red again. piece written by two former obama era national security officials, democrats who are up on the hill, who are looking for answers. this is what they told us. >> isn't that pretty bad if i systems in place are literally welcoming terrorists and with open arms? >> they are not being welcomed, but it's a reminder that republicans need to stop opposing additional resources for more border patrol agents. >> does president biden had any responsibility of the fact that terrorists are allowed into the country? >> the fact that they were identified, entertained, and we know where they are, is people doing the job. >> iv the only terrorists who hav

gillian, great to be with you. >> gillian: i'm gillian turner. dana and bill have the day off. both suspects in the tragic murder are facing capital murder charges. this is according to ice. they entered the country illegally and later caught and released by border patrol near el paso weeks before 12-year-old girl was murdered. the duo lured her under a bridge, removed her clothes, tied her up strangled and murdered her. if the medical examiner determines she was sexually assaulted they could face the death penalty under texas law. >> mike: michael mccaul laid part of the blame on president biden's open border policies. >> we're seeing this too often now. i think you will see this story repeat itself over and over and over again. a little 12-year-old girl who was raped and thrown off a bridge and killed just horrific. when you have 7.2 million that were caught and released and then you have 2 million gotaways, this is what you'll get. when secretary mayorkas changed the rules to his border patrol agents and said you don't have to detain aggravated felons as required under feder

vans. >> gillian: j.d. is in the running and can carry maga past the 2024 election into 2028. >> he needs to dial a little -- dig deeper and ask why they like j.d. and sarah huckabee sanders. >> gillian: thank you for being here. have a good day. good luck. >> mike: former president trump's legal team is going back to court. a florida judge a considering dismissing the case over allegations jack smith was unlawfully appointed. jeff paul is live in fort pierce, florida. jeff. >> day two. series of hearings related to trump's classified documents case set to get underway in less than an hour at the federal courthouse in florida. much like friday. today's motion centers around trump's defense team saying the appointment of the special counsel was unconstitutional. specifically today's early morning motion centers around the funding when it comes to the employment of special counsel jack smith. trump defense wants the case thrown out for this reason in addition to their friday argument the d.o.j. regulations do

gillian, it was o.j.sive. let's play this second sound bite from you as well. want to hear your take on this. >> there was testimony that nichole came to my future house one night the middle of the night and told wayne hughes that o.j. had beaten her and that she was scared of him. judge ito would not allow wayne hughes to testify. >> gillian: tell us about that. >> you know what's really weird about this. wayne hughes guy, i bought that house in 1984. wayne hughes was a good friend of both o.j. and nichole's and they used to come to the house for parties, which was kind of weird that i ended up buying this house. and she would talk to wayne about getting beaten by o.j. so wayne bought another house and a friend of mine, who is an lapd cop who handled some disturbance calls between o.j. and nichole there was a side gig of installing telephone systems. wayne hired him. turned out another guy who worked for wayne full-time by wild coincidence was o.j. simpson's best friend, the guy driving the bronco in the

gillian?gillian: thank you, sandra two days to go into the cnn presidential debate the latest polling at from real clear politics show the race is neck and neck president biden, former president trump making their very final preparations let's go to jacqui heinrich who joins us from the white house with all the details on what the president is up to hi, jackie. >> hey, jill end. we have not seen the president for 5 days and all we really know about his debate preparations is they had lasagna for dinner last night and among his longtime aides that are there helping him, 16 of them includes mina dunn, mike donnellan and ron klain come a long allies. but trump's one-time debate opponent former secretary of state hillary clinton is offering a tale of her own experience debating trump and some advice to the audience seeming to lower the bar for biden she rise in "the new york times" opinion piece "unfortunately mr. biden starts from a disadvantage because there is no way he can spend as much time p

we appreciate it. >> thank you gillian. is media buzz host howard kurtz right here live in person in washington. first let me get your reaction to it michael whatley just said. all eyes were on the big debate coming up. he said this is about strength versus weakness and there's basically no better form to highlight that then debate. >> the debate could be game changer could be a bust. 70 donald trump is starting to see joe biden as a pretty good debater after months of you can barely string 2 sentences together but there's no question joe biden has gained a little ground. that maybe because of uptake and how the economy is perceived and may be because he's close the border to asylum-seekers and maybe because of donald trump's criminal conviction although that's brought him lots of money. you mentioned margin of error and this 50 to 48 lead joe biden has over trump and the fox paul. those are national numbers so i don't think there 8, 910 battleground states. at the michigan pennsylvania and wisconsin catka thousand people i

gillian? >> gillian: there's also u.s.fficials now sounding the alarm about the growing threat posed by iran back terror group hezbollah. they are detailing explosive that u.s. agencies have uncovered about their nuclear capabilities, including a computer modeling program iran has allegedly acquired that could be used to develop or at least help in developing actual nuclear weapons. mike waltz serves on the armed services, foreign to my foreign affairs, and intelligence communities. thanks for coming here in person. great to see you. what do you make of this news? let's start off, because they are so many different angles here about this computer program that the iranians have that could sort of help them move towards a nuclear weapons capability quicker. >> three key elements to them having a fully functional nuclear weapon. the enrichment of uranium, that is what so much has been focused on with the iran deal, and when people talk about a breakout in weeks or months for them to be able to break out, it's about having a f

gillian. >> gillian: there will be more.s is now putting bipartisan pressure on the white house to help bring home a georgia man held captive by the taliban for a year and a half. rich edson is live with the latest on the renewed push for action to get him home. rich, what do you know? >> good morning. the taliban took george hostage in afghanistan in december of 2022. his family says he has a degree in cultural anthropology. airline mechanic for delta and traveled the world. he also has a benign tumor outside his left eye socket. the georgia congressional delegation wrote the president requesting the white house increasing efforts to bring the atlanta native home. end quote, george has medical concerns that necessitate his speedy return to the u.s. the 65-year-old has been denied needed medical attention by the taliban and his condition is deteriorating. the state has designated afghanistan as one of the most dangerous countries for americans to visit. state department spokesperson says the u.s. is working to release george

i'm gillian turner. national security advisor says the president will make the case for democracy drawing a line that starts at world war ii and the cold war, nato and russia's current war with ukraine. >> bill: taking a page from ronald reagan in 1984 in the same spot delivering what has become a famous address on the 40th anniversary of d-day. now we're at number 80. inspirational speech that day that helped reagan go on to win a dominating second term. >> they knew beyond any doubt there are things that are worth fighting and dying for. freedom is worth it, democracy is worth it. >> you all knew some things are worth dying for, one's country is worth dying for. and democracy is worth dying for because it is the most deeply honorable form of government ever devised by man. >> gillian: peter doocy drew the short straw and live in pointe du hoc covering the president. >> we can tell you that president biden is trying to back up his big talk that he thinks the threat to democracy here in europe right now

gillian made the commute out of washington, d.c.illian: made it here by the skin of my teeth. i got here last night. this is "america's newsroom." the former president's arizona rally comes on the heels of new fox polling shows him leading by five points there and up in florida, nevada. >> bill: the numbers are stunning. virginia is a dead heat. more on the inside on that coming up in a moment. >> gillian: fox team coverage for you, kellyanne conway is on decks. alicia is in phoenix this morning. >> the former president, you heard part of it there, kicked off his western state swing by taking a swing at president biden's executive order on immigration. >> i will terminate every single open borders policy of the biden administration as soon as i take the oath of office. >> the biden/harris camp hit back in a statement in part reading donald trump blocked the toughest, fairest bipartisan border legislation in a generation, legislation that would have increased the nation's border security and helped halt the flow of fentanyl into this

. >> gillian: it was. i am gillian turner and washington in four john roberts today this is "america reports." bowman might need a "miracle" on political pushback against progressive's policies going well beyond this one race, young voters tell fox news it's why they are turning away from democrats, listen. >> i started to see how democratic policies were playing out in my city. cashless bail for one, the riots after the killing of george floyd. >> i won't be voting for joe biden because i know we can't have another four years of open borders and things of that nature. >> sandra: taylor ray exam brian brenberg here to break down the backlash we are seeing especially when it comes to the economy. >> first with eric sean in yonkers what can you tell us? >> hi, julian, you use that type of language jamaal bowman did in that rally at a public school in the gym here if he said that in a classroom in this building you would get put in the corner and get demerits. that's what voters may do to jamaal bowman today

gillian, good evening. >> gillian: hi, good evening to you, trace.he biden administration right now is putting on a full-court press to try and get a cease-fire deal in place in gaza as well as free the remaining hostages in hamas captivity. that effort was on full display today. both in the middle east and here at home. >> a short while ago, the united nations security council passed president biden's proposed cease-fire deal. it's been approved by israel and with hamas for consideration for over 10 days. the vote comes as president biden returns to the white house where protesters against him handling of the war brought their message to his doorstep over the weekend. biden's re-election. >> we charge with you genocide. >> in the middle east today secretary of state antony blinken pushed biden's cease-fire deal and blame hamas for not getting on board. focus remains steadfast" terms of the hostages, my number one priority secretary of state is to ensure the well-being of americans who are in harm's way anywhere in the world. the best way, the most e

gillian turner is doing white house duty she is at 1600 pennsylvania tonight. good evening, gillian. >> president biden spoke publicly this afternoon a few hours after his son's conviction. while he didn't address the elephant in the room he did add vacate for stricter gun control measures. including the ones his son is now convicted of breaking. >> it is time we establish universal background checks. [cheers and applause] >> and require the safe storage of firearms. >> gillian: president biden released a statement within minutes of the jury's verdict that reads in part as i said last week i am the president but i am also a dad. jill and i love our son and so proud of the man is he today. we will continue to respect the judicial process as hunter considers an appeal. the white house canceled after spend the east coast in wilmington. leaving behind criticism of his family woes and, yet, more anti-israel protesters. >> genocide. >> possible breakthrough on the 11--day-old cease-fire may silence critics as hamas says it is ready to deal positively to arrive at a v

under labour claims made in the telegraph, the education secretary , gillian education secretary, gilliant the labour party do not care about children. now. this comes after the labour party confirmed in its manifesto this week that it will end the vat exemption for independent schools, which could add 20% to fees as early as september. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking is gillian right? are the labour party not making children a priority ? well, joining me now a priority? well, joining me now to discuss my panel, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and editor at large for the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths . i'm sunday, charlotte griffiths. i'm going to start with you, charlotte. >> so i've been in the mail on sunday. i've been reading up on some little stats, lady starmer herself, lady victoria starmer paid , £26,000 a year for her paid, £26,000 a year for her education. she went to channing, an independent girls school, not an independent girls school, not an eton, obviously, because eton's boys only, but not one of these super mega ones. it's an independent

mordaunt, gillian keegan, johnny mercer and sir jacob mordaunt, gillian keegan, johnny mercer and sirjacobees—mogg mercer and sir jacob rees—mogg could all lose their seats in july. the poll also predicts nigel farage will become an mp for the first time. however, the data suggests it's still too close to call in 117 constituencies, which could affect the final outcome . for affect the final outcome. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code on your screen or go to our website gb news. common alerts . alerts. >> good morning. 933 this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce. >> now, before we get stuck into labour's war on savers and inflation to falling to 2, let's take a look back at what our politicians got up to on the campaign trail yesterday a labour manifesto. >> there were just 87 words about farming. no commitment to food production and food security , no commitment at all security, no commitment at all about the farming budget in the next parliament. forget about increasing it like we're going to do . they won'

thank you for joining us. >> gillian: 'the story' starts now with martha. >> martha: thank you very much, good afternoon, i'm martha maccallum and this is 'the story'. breaking right now cake a migrant from ecuador closed -- charged in the raping a 13-year-old girl here in queens, new york in a park in the middle of the afternoon. making his first court appearance any moment. he is accused of holding the girl and the 13-year-old boy at knife point, tying them up with shoelaces and stealing their cell phones. the attack happened last week at a park in queens? he is accused of raping to this young girl and this attack, it is a horrific, heinous story and we will see how this plays out. new video shows what happened when people in the neighborhood recognized him, the housing the police photos and sketches, took them down outside of bodega, of the rather tumbling video but of this is an extorting area seen. waited for him to come out, 10,000 dollar reward for this and they held him until the police got there. all over these development in the story, you joins us now, hello eric. >> he should

>> bret: gillian turner at the state department.t now as we speak, there is a deep, a wide, and a very aggressive panic nut democratic party. it started minutes into the debate and it continues right now. >> i think congress range from whether he should be in this race tomorrow morning to what was wrong with him. >> the panic that i am hearing from democrats is not like anything that i have heard. in this campaign so far, biden's answers were in a lot of cases not coherent. >> bret: all right. as we mentioned during this shoat, the "new york times" editorial board coming forward with this for the good of the country, to serve his country, president biden should leave the race. as you lead leave that up, it goes into very detailed editorial in which it says the clearest path for democrats to defeat a candidate find by his lies deal with the american public acknowledged that mr. president biden can't continue his race and create a process to select someone more capable to stand in his place to defeat mr. trump. it is the best chance t

. >> gillian: take a look at this. nasa canceling a space walk scheduled for this morning. one of the astronaut's space suits leaked and forced nasa to pull a plug. the second time it was canceled over a space shut issue. >> mike: as a space geek i love it. >> gillian: we don't have coolant in our suits here. >> mike: the planet looks pretty from up there. >> gillian: great to be with you today. "america's newsroom," and "the faulkner focus" is next with harris. >> harris: a fox news alert as american voters know the current president, joe biden, is privately preparing for a critical first debate, a big question that we're running into from people is which biden will they see at thursday's cnn presidential debate, which will be simulcast here on fox? one of them shows their age and raises big questions about his fitness to serve. the other seems more alert like he did at this year's state of the union address. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." a look at some of the rules for thursday, which may make a difference depending on which version of joe biden

gillian, thank you. sandra?ile an emotional scene unfolding in new york after two mid. and ipd officers were shot overnight. that is the emotional scene as those officers left the hospital, one of them in a wheelchair. his partner pushing him. thank god they are going to be okay. the suspect in that shooting is a migrant, living in a public shelter, and has a record. take a listen. >> he's 19 years old. he has no prior arrests in new york city. however, he is a suspect in several robbery patterns currently going on in the borough of queens. he entered the country from venezuela, he entered through eagle pass, texas, back in july of 2023. we know that he entered the country illegally. >> sandra: let's bring in the host of "the rubin report," david rubin is here. great to have you new york. your heart breaks, you see those officers, thank god they were they are seen leaving the hospital. it appears they're going to be okay. but injured in the line of duty by someone who should not -- was not here illegally in the

>> bret: gillian turner, live at the state department. gillian, thank you. new york democratic congressman jamaal bowman is apologizing for saying reports of sexual violence against israeli women during the hamas massacre of last october were lies and propaganda. saying in an interview this week with new york radio station wnyc, quote: immediately, when the u.n. provided additional evidence i voted to condemn the sexual violence. i apologize for my comments. i am not going to be perfect. i'm going to make mistakes. i'm going to say things that harm people, even though i don't mean to. when i do, i'm going to take accountability for it. bowman is in a tight democratic primary to try to keep his seat. former secretary of state hillary clinton has endorsed his opponent wes chester county executive george latimer. ♪ voter say this year's election is mothersly about issues and who can do a better job. 59% feel that way. just 29% say it's about character and the fitness to serve. this is how the presumptive nominees stack up on the big issues. former president tru

gillian, what changed with this administration?s been over three years and now they are taking action now, why? >> so we are anticipating some kind of announcement. as you guys know, the white house has been teasing executive action on the u.s.s. southern border from for months now. it is looking like something is about to happen imminently. the president, being reported by the associated press, is going to make an announcement before he departs for europe. that is tomorrow. leaving us with today, speaker of the house mike johnson says no matter what biden does now, it's going to be too little too late, take a listen. >> t too little too late, now is he desperately trying to show the american people somehow he wants to address the issue that he himself created. we documented 64 specific executive actions that president biden and secretary mayorkas at dhs took over the course of last three and a half years, beginning on the first day that president biden took office to open the border wide. they did it intentionally. >> the details

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we can begin with imagine news that we can make. reporting that is found gillian assigned has left a british prison and has flown out of the country. this comes after the release of us court documents showing us sanchez agreed to plead guilty to violating espionage law. the deal result is a long running legal battle between us on the us government. he was wanted for publishing classified us and entry files and documents on the week unix platform, which he had founded in 2006. he had been fighting expedition to the us and britain way spent the past 5 years in a high security prison. a washington bureau chief and as paul has more details as well, this is actually really quite a spectacular turn. we have to keep in mind that julian has also spent more than a decade in confinement 1st and in the embassy and then in prison. no other case has this a taking this dramatic turn and expedition to the u. s. indeed is apparently no longer under discussion. so to tell us more about this, the plea deal and what led to the agreement. right, so you're not charged with founder uh, because leaks that

[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news live from berlin, gillian, massage out of prison. we can expect says it's founder has left the u. k. court documents to show he's agreed to plead guilty to violating us espionage law. is deal limits a sentence to the 5 years he's already served. it's also coming up, rush out points the finger at the us after ukrainian missile attack in hong k 5 crimea crime inflamed to us for supplying themselves. and vows to respond. plus germany's foreign minister calls for permanent and to violence in gaza. and then about levels, criticism that is also the conduct of the war and ones that rising international and only selves have mice the until me a lot of goal. welcome to the program. we begin with breaking news. we can leeks reports that it's found that julian assange has left a british prison and that's flown out of the country. this comes after the release of us court documents showing us sanchez agreed to plead guilty to violating espionage law. the deal resolves a long running legal battle between the psalms and the us government. those ones

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gillian turner is on this live at the state department. >> good morning, sandra. u.s. and israeli intelligence agencies have new alarming information about a computer modeling systems the iranian regime required that could help them build nuclear weapons and possibly build them faster. we asked the state department to comment on this. they say, quote, iran's record speaks for itself as does its continued failure to demonstrate to the iaei, the nuclear watchdog and world that its nuclear program is exclusively peaceful. experts including republican congressman mike waltz say the new computer program could be the key that unlocks faster progress for iran to have enough enriched uranium to build a bomb. >> when people talk about a break-out in weeks or months for them to break out, that is having enough fully enriched uranium to have a bomb. this other element and computer simulation how do you get the bomb formed, build the war head that it fits on top of a missile? >> there is reportedly some division among officials over exactly what capabilities the software gives ira

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great to be with you. >> gillian: thanks for having me. >> bill: we have to roll. here is "focus" right now from new york. >> harris: the prosecution has rested their case in hunter biden's federal gun trial. ten witnesses over 3 1/2 days including an f.b.i. agent, d.e.a. agent and some of the first son's former romantic partners. that's one word for them. they were doing drugs. hallie biden was one of them. hu hunter's ex-girlfriend detailed finding his gun and who threw it out in a grocery store trash bin and hunter introduced her, she testified, to drugs as they were both battling with that and he was battling with addiction, heavy drug use. hunter arrived just ahead of court on this day five of trial earlier. first lady jill biden is back with him for support today. she made a long trip. she was able to be in normandy yesterday and there today. a few minutes left of the trial's 20-minute break and when they come back a live report from the courthouse and former assistant district attorney phil holloway will join me. let's first get to this. after flipping the t

i hope today was not too rocky. >> gillian: it went by for me in a second. i feel like i've been here 20 minutes. >> bill: it will be a great weekend of weather and enjoy it at home as well. supreme court ruling on bump stock. we'll see what we get next week -- next thursday is the next big day and a stack of stuff still to be decided. decisions are still in the wings. have a great weekend, everybody on this friday. "the faulkner focus" is next and here is harris. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. tough words from former president donald trump to the department of justice over the ongoing cases against him. and some words of unity as trump works to bring the grand old party together 144 days until the november election. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." moving forward from those meetings on capitol hill with house and senate republicans, the nation's 45th president is focused on key issues shoring up his allies as he is also dealing with a little bit of unfinished business. in those meetings yesterday trump reportedly calle

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the, julie , remember when gordon julie, remember when gordon brown, gillian duffy, gillian duffy momente gillian duffy. >> but all of this is overshadowed. joe biden sitting on an imaginary chair. >> but wasn't that image the reason why this is such a potent political story is that unlike some of the other stories, for example, the diane abbott scandal, it takes a little while to explain there isn't an immediate emotive response since this story. it takes one sentence to explain . it's an sentence to explain. it's an emotive story. it's a baffling story , and it's a story that can story, and it's a story that can be shown in one image. the image there of joe biden, macron, schulz and david cameron standing next to each other at that big state occasion. the fact that the prime minister wasn't there is something that will cut through to voters who aren't paying attention to much else in this election campaign. >> maybe the incredible work of the swift board of control of the swift board of control of the french for once, might be the french for once, might be the fact that they were actua

. >> gillian: that's a story friday june 21st, 2024 but the story goes. >> gillian: you are looking live at fordyce arkansas, and the scene after shooting at a grocery store. 2 people are dead, multiple injured and a suspect is in custody. police providing an update this hour on this and will have more on this later. it at border front now front and center as a string of colonel cases involving illegal migrants continue to develop. ice confirming the migrant charged with rape and murder of marilyn mom entered united states as a got away. separately ice telling fox the man charged with killing of 12-year-old houston girl crossed the border illegally earlier this year and ice just confirming to fox the ecuadorian national charged with raping a 13-year-old girl in new york city was also caught and released. it's all coming down as president joe biden and donald trump are preparing to face of next week. welcome everyone. i'm charles in for neil cavuto and this is your world. we begin with fox news brian yunus with the very latest in a 3 of these cases. >> reporter: let's begin with a gruesom

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>> bret: gillian turner live at the state department, thank you. evan gershkovich is underway in russia. he is accused of spying for the u.s. correspondent alex hogan reports from london. >> jailed american journalist evan gershkovich on the first day of his poje trial appearing in court in a glass cage with a shaved head. it's been 15 months since the "wall street journal" reporter's arrest while on assignment in the russia. the white house once again today calling this a sham trial. >> evan has never been employed by the united states government. evan is not a spy. >> russia accuses the 32-year-old of working for the cia and gathering secret information about a company building tanks for russia's war in ukraine. >> his illegal activities were committed in a highly discreet manner. >> with no proof provided, the u.s. embassy in moscow today stated his case is not about evidence, procedural norms, or the rule of law. it is about the kremlin using american citizens to achieve its political objectives. the closed door trial means that aside from the

thank you very much, gillian keegan. thank you. now turning to another election issue.say they will use counterterrorism legislation to go after the criminal gangs. but any last half an hour or so, labour heavily some figures and they are saying that the number of people have crossed the channel in small boats since rishi sunak became prime minister well, within the next 24 hours, passed 50,000. they are saying that that will happen just before he completes his 20th month as prime minister. it took 35 months for borisjohnson to reach that same total. the average number of arrivals under rishi sunak they say is 575 per week. under boris johnson, it was 404. to get an idea of how we reach these figures, we have done a little breakdown of the figures. if we take a look at this graph we have compiled, chose the figures comparing the last six months with the figures comparing the last six months with the previous figures comparing the last six months with the previous six figures comparing the last six months with the previous six months of last year. the crucial thing about

and gillian keegan, the education secretary, and they announced, well, the, the announced, well, the,consultation on a policy which will stop children being taught that there's 103 genders and you can you can choose which one from the smorgasbord. and if you haven't got a gender identity, then perhaps you should go and find one. >> and this was mid—concert in the election sort of broke through that process . and now through that process. and now the labour party are saying that they might not necessarily restart it were they to get into office. yes. >> clearly it was something that caught bridget phillipson out, i suspect, and she wasn't clear on what labour will do. and it just bnngs what labour will do. and it just brings a lot of uncertainty to the classroom. it brings a lot of uncertainty to teachers. we need a bit more certainty to teachers in what we should be teaching children and what we should not be teaching children. >> i think everyone can agree that certainty is very good in this debate, where clearly there's been a lot of uncertainty and people don't really know what to

, all not taking the precautions they are supposed to take at 12 the off in sending to keel alice gillian, man, woman, and she crossed unrelated to her mouth. so anyway, tell me the terry duncan since the war began, amnesty international has investigated a number of is really airstrikes and gaza in which they found no legitimate military targets, only civilians. we have documented the use of us weapons in the obliteration of civilians, families that was demonstrated by him. this gentle national are already in civil october strikes. and we have again demonstrated that she was made weapons whereas used against civilians. in january, in rough, there was no evidence of military targets, and yet the united states and all those up continued to sell or transfer weapons to raise, right? those weapons i've been used to commit crimes under international the magnitude of those violations, the number of violations, the scale of the valuations is on price event. the as the does tool approach 20000 people, mostly women and children. divide in administration repeatedly defended their support, saying tha

the, the, the, this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin, gillian, this on lands in australia, a free man. after 5 years in prison and a link, the legal buffalo, the wiki leaks founder agreed to us please deal and allowing him to return home. also coming up us journalist, endorsing a bench on trial in russia, the wall street journal reporter stands accused of spying. he could face 20 years in prison on charges. the and his paper did not. and taking it to win the war, how you cranes decoy weapons tripped the russians into using up their really want the.

and it was a spike that now is under control. >> okay , gillian keegan, we've >> okay, gillian keegane out of time. but it's very good to talk to you this morning. thanks very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> well, what do you make of that? do let us know. gbnews.com/yoursay >> is it time for the weather? cheer us up. hopefully cheer us up. alex, what have you got for us? >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . solar sponsors of weather on. gb. news >> morning. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. a blustery day across the north today with quite a few showers around. although not as wet as yesterday for much of the south. dry and fine, although quite a bit cooler than it was earlier in the week. certainly feels pretty cool , with a frequent pretty cool, with a frequent showers packing in across the highlands and the northern isles. a scattering of showers coming and going through the day across northern england, some for northern ireland, but it won't be as wet here as yesterday afternoon and the show

some typical storm gillian guy and 6, i'm going to tell you if it's still green successfully that i need someone to put in one thing. if the system skim. oh boy green. if they need to come a little boy, almost any more that those village to me for it is more than one generation of ukrainians grew up with these limits. they will raise the hate russia and be confident in their own national identity. the 2014, it was a who crush mary, you post residents with things and show them. but disagreeing with the cruise outcome, the policy just pages training, young, muddy bull residents, blinded by propaganda, went to serve in the nationalist as all the autonomy of using other locals as human shields. they destroyed the home town without compunction, no sound like leaving their store. if c, i've looked at the windows 10 window by chinese, get you to a couple of shipping. most of them will, doesn't need a lot of school, which you may need to use to the fox. the couple, the assumption of sorts to sustain understand group of dealers and i thought you would need to get them in front of months if i'm ne

around the world today for educators from the united states have been stabbed in china, is northeast gillian province. the group from cornell college and i want were visiting a temple when they were attacked by a man with a knife. chinese authorities have not yet provided any statement on the inside. a massive fire ripped through an apartment building in miami. displacing at least 40 people, firefighters managed to put out the place that officials bully may have been sparked by a shooting incident. police say the rest of the suspect in connection with the shooting searches underway for a military plane carrying malawi as vice president and 9 other passengers. the aircraft carrying solos to lima, left the capital a long way, but failed to make its scheduled landing 45 minutes later at massage through airport. some 370 kilometers to the north doctors without borders says the last operating hospital in l. foster in western sedan is closed after and attacked by the rapid support forces paramilitary group. the militants open fire on medical staff and patients. most patients and the medical team m

back, how close is he to to hitting that target to yeah, that's right, gillian sondra is it travel to freedom is coming out a huge costs at around $520000.00 us dollars and that is a payment he will have to give back to the government, so essentially when he lands in australia, he will be in debt. now, in a show of solidarity and a support from australia, hundreds of thousands of dollars were raised in just hours by the people he to show their support and to help him recruit some of that costs. and that came off to respond to his wife's. stella set up that fundraising type, so people really trying to help. and now the excitement here is really starting to build a joint assigned is due to labs. now he, in the camera, in about 30 minutes time, where we will expect a reunion to take place in a more private terminal with media isn't allowed, it is away from the public airport in a camera. and of course, this long awaited old deal that has lost it more than 13 years, is nearly coming to a close this chapter of this old deal. and what we can now expect is that a sons' will want to try and r

electoral gaffes that you see — you know, gordon brown being caught off mic, being terribly rude about gillianer in 2010. other things that happened by mistake — rishi sunak doing his opening election salvo in the chucking down rain. this was something that was the product of a deliberate decision taken some time ago in downing street that the imagery of him being missing from that ceremony would somehow be ok. and there's an added element to this as well, the kind of loss of opportunity. the conservatives are trying to run an election campaign with one of the themes being, "trust us on security, "trust us on defence. "keir starmer? "oh, well, he's a bit risky, he's a bit of a danger." so to miss the opportunity of being pictured alongside president biden, we interrupt that briefly to take you to israel and listen to the families of the hostages who have been rescued from dazzled by the israeli military. let's have a listen to that news conference. translation: i’m listen to that news conference. translation:— listen to that news conference. translation: �* ., , _ ., , translation: i'm so happ

after a 14 year long legal battle, we can look, sandra gillian. hassan returned home to us trulia, uniting with his family after striking a plea, deal with the us government. the. the, the, the sandwiches release sparked celebrations and australia, demonstrators gathered to praise the outcome of the court hearing. and julian's return home. but it's truly in law makers are worried about the president. his case has set i will, i will flag the one allowing issue and that is today on us territory. i present it was 6 for the charging and conviction. public journalist for doing a job. that is a really alarming priesthood. it's a sort of thing we'd expect you to know 3rd period to tell it harry, in country. it is not what we would expect from the united states, or similar country loc and stria. well, i think it seems a chill down the spine of journalists, world war that this president has been sick and it means out there is more work to do to push for lady afraid it meant protections for journalist. so they can do, they do all the they can see it's on cheer, leaving the court room a free man afte

this is felicia gillian to come all the way from tallahassee to just step in a 2nd with the police. are you here because of gun violence? that's been in the cause of the yes, i'm here to try to make sure that we get people in office that can make the change some of these laws due to gone by this is all too many people. so going back to so we can do some of these last 6 years. maybe we can say somebody. so i came from tallahassee. they're my input on how i feel about everything in an accent. so please, please stop us chatting somebody's lot. how have you been impacted 5 is. my granddaughter was murder at the age of 17. due to gone by the time i asked if sort of she was shot 2 times with 3 different gone by 3 different people at the same time. do you think the politicians are listening? i'm not saying they're not listening because they all got to put together. why? so make it happen? cyprus phrase really comes together. it's a see where we're going to many young people are certainly young. do god to be sure for the moment. sure. low island is the police are using the resources. so you