harris. >> harris: alex hogan, thank you very much. always excellent reporting. really appreciate you. joey jones fox news contributor and fox nation host and retired marine bomb technician. please note we will showing graphic images during really the entire hour at times. i just want to put that out there. my number one question is as you listen to this weekend's reaction by so many people, including some of our citizens here in america, how does this look compared to the war that you served in? wars are different. we're seeing more of this one perhaps than we've seen maybe since syria since there were cameras on the ground there. what is your take? >> this is human nature. why are americans so engaged in this and why does it feel like it hurts so much more than some of the things we seen? atrocities -- what makes this so different are two factors. one, musk was instrumental in keeping the internet up and iphones are everywhere. images we see is the street behind us right now. the war in the middle east looked different. terrain, topography, infrastructure, buil

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: news fox alert. president biden is way behind on the leadership curve on the world stage. boris johnson put biden in his shadow. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the british prime minister made a surprise trip to the ukrainian capital. the world and most likely russian war monger putin could see johnson walking defiantly with zell through the streets of kyiv. our president, the white house says no plans for him to go. you will recall when biden was in poland, he said this on march 25th. >> president biden: they will not let me understandably, cross the border and take a look at what is going on in ukraine. but you know, i'm eager to hear from you. >> harris: hard to believe it's not his decision. the ukrainian defense minister tweeted this. this is what courage looks like. this is what true friendship between peoples and between nations looks like. critics are now calling out president biden for letting the british take the lead. >> boris johnson, he has been the global leader

harris faulkner is next. >> harris: this did not take long. the biden disinformation governance board has a disinformation problem of its own. it's all about the facts on the woman chosen to tell americans who and what to believe. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". critics are pointing to the irony over the hiring of nina jankowicz as the board's executive director. she repeatedly dismissed hunter biden's laptop as nothing more than a product of the trump campaign. and that in itself is disinformation. house judiciary ranking member jim jordan getting after it. >> i was just wondering when the head of the cdc said the vaccinated can't get the virus does that undermine trust in government? when the highest paid official in our government dr. fauci, when he said the virus didn't come from a lab did that undermine trust in government? how about this one. how about when 51 former intel officials told us that the hunter biden story was -- had all the earmarks of russian misinformation? would that be something this governance b

"the faulkner focus" is up next, here is harris. >> harris: breaking news this hour as the search for a missing u.s. border patrol agent intensifies. the texas national guard identifying that missing soldier who is presumed to have drowned in the rio grande river in a heroic act. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". border patrol leadership telling fox 22-year-old bishop evans died trying to save illegal immigrants stranded in the river. evans' body has still not been recovered. texas rangers have determined the two illegals were drug smugglers. in march we saw more than 220,000 people trampling our border with mexico to make it into our sovereign nation, the most in a single month in 20 years. the biden administration remains determined to end the title 42 rule on may 23. governor abbott has some words. >> no one knows what biden is trying to do by this. if he lifts title 42, it will be catastrophic for the united states of america. what joe biden is doing is far more than reckless. it is the most disastrous thing to the united states of america anybody has ever w

. >> harris: wow. big worries at the southern border and across our nation. agents already overwhelmed with illegal immigrants crossing in and lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are warning it's about to get a lot worse. our own bill melugin and texas republican congressman michael mccaul in "focus" next. no one deserves the american dream of homeownership more than veterans. at newday, you can buy a home with no down payment. and they're holding rates in the 3s. already own a home and need cash? with the newday100 loan, you can get up to $60,000 or more and lower your payments $615 a month. no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newdayusa. pain happens in many forms. but that doesn't scare blue-emu. delivering fast-acting pain relief in a cream, spray, and lidocaine in a soft-foam applicator. blue-emu works fast and you won't stink! an official partner of nascar. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indee

. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: minutes away from the historic launch of the spacex axiom one for the first time. an all non-military space crew will blast off to the international space station in another millstone for commercial space flights. a former astronaut will command the mission. the rest of the crew is three paying customers. lift-off is set 13 minutes from now at 11:17 eastern. from kennedy space center in florida. we'll take you there when the action begins live. and this breaking news. the white house is now dismissing what's about to happen with illegal immigrants. texas governor greg abbott is going to send those illegals who get dumped in his state of texas to the nation's capitol on buses. is the white house ready for this? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". governor abbott says his state shouldn't have to bear the bush den of the president's immigration failures. ending title 42 will overwhelm texas. however, white house press secretary jen psaki scoffs at that saying abbott is just all talk. >> i'm not aware of what authority

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we pick up the breaking news here on "the faulkner focus". i'm harris faulkner. brooklyn subway station is a major crime scene this hour. earlier this morning we know multiple people were shot. dozens seen running through some kind of smoke and what we've learned in just the last few minutes is really critical information. we don't exactly know how it will tie in but we do know that now a huge portion of brooklyn has been put on alert. our phones started to go off momentarily just moments ago. you probably saw that with dana and bill. and when that happened there was an alert. our reporter on the ground, bryan llenas, was giving it to us and we were reading about it. a large section of brooklyn. more than 20 blocks, a couple of avenues away from where this is happening. some kind of an incident. is it related to what's going on? we'll bring you that news as we get it. that would be technically two adjacent areas in what if they were not a borough of new york ci

>> on average. >> harris: per family? >> pro-family. >> harris: it's a lot of money. home depot founder is predicting things are going to get a lot worse pretty is a lot of money. >> like anything else in life no pain no gain. we are going have to take a bit bitter pill. higher interest rates we want to accept that it's a recession, my hope is that there is a recession it will be mild. but my bet is it will be in there will be a recession. >> do you think he has become jimmy carter? >> i think is worse than jimmy carter. >> well, bitter pill. that's not the kind of health care most people are looking for. when you see somebody who, obviously as he says, can weather the storm was protecting something so dire what do you say? >> i say this would be a lot of americans out there who came out of the pandemic saved some money, they took inflation on the chin, right? they wanted to have experiences trouble with their family and of course they're going to continue to put food on the table until their car with gas to get from point a to point b. there's going to be a tipping p

harris. >> harris: griff jenkins, thank you. a bit of breaking news now.ident joe biden is speaking at the funeral of america's first female secretary of state madeleine albright. let's watch. >> president biden: your grandmother, your grandmother as a madam ambassador, the first female secretary of state in american history made sure those nations and those people knew exactly where the united states of america stood. and what we stood for. you know, all through it, my beloved sister kathy and my brother john can attest she never forgot where she came from and who she was. president obama, president secretary clinton and vice president al gore and members of congress, cabinet members past and present, today we honor a truly proud american who made all of us prouder to be americans. i also want to welcome distinguished guest and dig that towers who traveled from around the world to celebrate a daughter of the czech republic who knew -- who knew what it meant to endure war and flee persecution. with her friend, when he died i remember when madeline eulogize

here is harris. >> bill: bye. >> harris: we'll begin with this fox news alert. texas is now the epicenter of fighting back against president biden's border crisis and this time republican governor greg abbott is raising the stakes. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". governor abbott is about to move illegal immigrants. the federal government is dumping them into his state. texas. abbott announced he will put them on charter buses headed for washington, d.c. he said he would do something big and this is it. all of it is in response to biden's upcoming end to title 42. that's the trump-era covid policy which lets border officials quickly deport larges groups of people who come across the border and abbott says the move is necessary to take some of the pressure off the overworked border agents. and more. >> joe biden has refused to come to the border to see the chaos he has created. we'll take the border to him. what is happening so far, those people will be getting on buses and going to san antonio or houston or other places like that. i think

harris faulkner is up next on "the faulkner focus". here she is. >> harris: if the white house successful, you will have to put on that mask again when you are on a plane or other transportation. how is that going to go? we're learning the department of justice is going to court to force millions of americans to return living under a mask mandate. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the doj is appealing a federal judge's decision striking down president biden's mask mandate and why would president biden chance going against the public polling that shows, yeah, they're not listening to his health officials, the top ones anymore. he thinks he can win in part because the cdc announced masking while on public transportation is still necessary for at least another two weeks. i'm asking what happens in two weeks that's not happening now? you know, with the science. but maybe it's not about the science. the white house also is suggesting that this is about protecting the cdc's authority going forward. press secretary jen

harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. new york's finest arrested the suspected subway shooter and calls for the democratic mayor to deal with the revolving door at the prosecutor's officely only has one job. that's to keep people safe and crush the crime. will he take on a powerful liberal district attorney? we'll see. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". after a city-wide manhunt frank james called the tip line to turn himself in and started wandering arournd. witnesses spotted him in manhattan's east village. cops got him. james faces a federal terrorism charge for the morning rush hour attack. 10 people shot, 19 others injured. detectives say there is no indication he had any ties to a terror organization. they don't know why he turned a subway car into a shooting gallery. the background of him are familiar. a long rap sheet. larceny. procession of burglary tools. theft, disorderly conduct. he pleaded guilty on several charges and get this, 1991, all the way to 2007. a new york city councilman says

, harris, harris, harris. >> harris: stop, i'm not the vice president. i want my name back. >> greg: this whole week has been about speech, freedom of speech receiving lines being drawn would you make of this this information? >> harris: we got to see what that was to look like today. a lot of it is good we can you watch the signing shiny object over there? it's been rolled out today. and he had representatives are really getting into it. he said of all the terrorists set up and release other any going about the country down south? below are the boater? well i can provide that, that's not a no and he got really, really heated and was right about the time that we were learning a lot new information. it's convenient day two and the timing of this. not believe in coincidences. >> kat: that's what i was gonna say. >> greg: must be some part of a bigger plan. jamie, how you doing over there? >> jamie: i'm great. >> greg: your far away. [laughs] >> jamie: i wish there were wills on this thing. i smacked >> greg: when you make of this misinformation, what is it

harris. >> harris: thank you very much.ngst fox news foreign correspondent has been in the ground on ukraine in kyiv the capital city under siege for weeks now and he brings us coverage of putin's bloody war and risking his own life to do so. you just told me moments ago that you will go back. you want to go back. let's start with the children in this report of 148. there are places that we have seen through your reporting and others where they were no longer looking for victims of huge apartment buildings taken out by russian forces. so the numbers, that's why i say we cannot independently confirmed the numbers. >> they're preliminary numbers. we don't know how bad it is in certain parts of the country. there are areas controlled now by russian forces that were hit very heavily early on in the conflict. so the children and civilians that are in threes places if they were killed or injured ukrainian military or government can't give an accurate depiction of what life is like there now. that's the situation of the ground in

. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. >> harris: fox news alert. in the wake of george floyd's murder almost two years ago now far left protestors and some democrats demanded we defund the police and reimagine public safety. well, as it turns out, african-americans paid the greatest price for so-called social justice that the left was pushing for. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". criminal justice experts are calling out a spike in killings among black americans after nationwide protesting over floyd's murder. they say the intense public pressure on our police forces caused many officers to disengage with the public. those who were left to even be able to do their jobs after all the quote, unquote, defund, reform and so on and so forth. in 2020 the number of black americans killed rose by 32% from the previous year. former attorney general bill barr says it is far past time that we all get serious about crime and start protecting all of the people. >> crime reached its peak in 1991 and it took tough policies stopping the revo

>> harris: transparency.ederal investigation, not just one, but primarily one with a grand jury right now. and as you just said we'll see how it happens and we'll cover the news on this. don't things don't just happen, either. people will talk and we'll cover that, too. good to see you both. thank you. the white house blaming soaring gas prices on oil producers. however, those companies are now pushing back. >> this administration has placed so many obstacles in front of the oil and gas companies that it's time to reverse course on some of these policies so that we can have assurance that we can move forward and help reduce those energy costs. >> harris: the oil executives don't like the biden policies on energy and they are on capitol hill for the first of two big hearings this week. what kinds of questions will they face as americans continue to feel the pain at the pump? fox business contributor phil flynn. they call him the energy guy. he is bringing the energy in "focus" next. pain happens in many forms.

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harris faulkner is next. >> harris: freedom is on the rise. conservatives expressing how they had been dealt with unfairly by twitter and an untold number of others who have left the platform like this new deal with elon musk. twitter's board finally accepted his 44 billion dollar bid to take over the social media giant. and it is huge news around the world. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the tesla and spacex ceo signaled some big changes are on the way for twitter. musk calls himself a free speech and few restrictions on what people can and cannot say. massive restriction -- reaction across the political spectrum. maybe some thirst for more restriction depending on who you talk to. white house press secretary jen psaki. >> no matter who owns or runs twitter, the president has long been concerned about the power of large social media platforms. the power they have over our everyday lives. has long argued that tech platforms must be held accountable for the harms they cause. >> harris: the left appears to be in full me

. >> harris: wow. why even take that calculation? i'm sure there is a plus/minus. biden faces the lowest polling of his presidency and axios analysis shows his fifth quarter job approval is the worst rating of any president since 1954 with the exception of president trump. we have the height of the pandemic but we'll move on. all of that is troubling for democrats who are now 194 days away from the mid-terms. yes, i'm counting. the white house now has a plan, it says. they say we should expect to see more of president biden ahead of the november elections and he is expected to push a message of unity. he is their plan to help them win. will cain co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. what do you say about that? >> i'm in disbelief. i mean that literally, harris. i do not believe the white house. i do not believe the biden administration that the answer to these problems will be more president biden. listening to the top of your show, harris, it is getting really difficult to quantify. meaning keep up with

that seems to be more of the story, harris.losi in this book, has completed feelings about joe. they only spoke occasionally at the outset of his presidency, hardly the stuff of the tight brotherhood they have sold us. and she is saying obama is jealous of joe. i'm not sure what there is to be jealous of. >> harris: conflict in the relationship! there's nothing positive about that. they share only a beginning letter, complicated and cozy. what's gone on in the last couple of weeks, that event. the president had that gridiron dinner. there's been a lot of covidness going on. this is off topic but it is about the vice president. a statement from the press secretary to -- that's your name, not the actress. vice president harris has tested positive for covid-19 on rapid and pcr tests. she has exhibited no symptoms and while isolated will continue to work from the vice president residence. she has not been in close contact to the president or first lady due to their respective recent travel schedules. she will follow cdc guidelines,

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. >> harris: happy monday, everybody. let's get it going. i'm harris faulkner here with my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. also today, fox business kennedy and vivek ramaswamy. on the couch! look at you! awesome. they are already yelling at me, i have to start. we begin with new information from the rio grande. it is the missing tactics national guard shoulder who is presumed dread, drowned, trying to rescue illegal immigrants from the river. he's been identified, 20-year-old veteran who joined inmate of 2019 after serving in kuwait and iraq. he was deployed as part of the operation lone star. on friday, he bravely went into the water with the heavy current, the rio grande. he witnessed two illegal immigrants struggling in the strong current. the search for his body still underway. the texas rangers now say those two men he was trying to save were smuggling drugs. the silence on this from the white house has been deafening. but governor abbott's stomach spoke out. >> it's a tragedy. it shows how dangerous it is on the border. it

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but it is a midterm. >> harris: we are on to a few of those myself.about looking at the area, and we were like okay, have there been people shadow banned and people that did not want to take part of a platform, or we were told that they can it, and they are coming back. you made the point that nothing has happened yet with twitter. so this is the beginning, but no way liberals are throwing out their toys. it's because they are so mad, just one very quickly here. we all know that one of the most disgraceful things twitter is done is that it silenced "the new york post" before the last election. and silenced the older snoops paper. here's the idea, if they can do that, why did they never think of silencing "the new york times" when "the new york times" decided to completely rewrite the lie about the history of this country. it would seem to me that if you are going to be fair about that, here's a story that "the new york post" runs which is true, but they silenced that, here's a story "the new york times" does about the very foundation of america, and o

i'm harris faulkner. our coverage here of this trial is on "the faulkner focus" and i want to bring in now david spunt who is following that trial in virginia. david. >> incredibly personal moments with the actor johnny depp inside the fairfax county courthouse behind me in virginia. first of all for viewers that haven't been following this, the reason that this is in fairfax county is because in 2018 amber heard wrote a "washington post" op-ed where she claimed to be a survivor of domestic abuse. the "washington post" is printed in fairfax county, virginia, and that's where the online servers are for the world to see that op-ed. johnny depp said that actually ruined his career and hasn't been able to get any steady acting work since then and why it's in fairfax county. back into the courtroom today depp has been on the stand since 10:00 this morning and yesterday he spent three hours on the stand. what's important to note is the questioning right now, harris, is coming from his legal team. so these quest

i find this interesting, harris.nt biden cannot be bothered to go to the border, so now the governors are going to bring the border to him in washington, d.c., and in delaware. we will see if that may change anyone's perspective. just to put this into perspective from a number is vantage point, this is astonishing. already in the last six months in this current fiscal year, there have been more than a million apprehensions at the southern border. that does not count all of them. a million encounters so far in the last six months. that is more people than the population of delaware. the president's home state. and that is before this massive surge after title 42 goes away as planned the next month. >> harris: maybe they send some of them to delaware. based on those numbers. i'm not kidding, actually. if you want to get the president's attention, he spends north of 26% of his time in delaware. kayleigh, two things today. we learned that the border patrol needs $530 million for the benefit of having military help out at

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and that was harry's passion.tributes from around the world. what does it mean to you? it means the world to me. among the mourners in cornwall, rob, who gave harry a poem he had written about d—day. do not call me hero, when you see the medals that i wear. harry took that poem to heart and used it to promote the british normandy memorial. one minute he would be hanging on the edge of every word he was telling you, the next minute he'd have you in stitches, and after that you'd be in floods of tears. he was awesome, he was one of the nicest guys i've ever met. last post plays cornwall turned out in force for an old soldier, whose final campaign will ensure the memory of d—day lives on. 0k, ok, let's catch up on the weather now, with chris. hello. thanks. today has been a largely dry day again, but the amount of sunshine has varied from place to place will stop the sunniest weather has been across the south and west, cornwall hanging on to the best of the day's sunshine. but on the satellite picture, you can see cl

what are some of the lessons of harry's legacy?rry was the ultimate truth-teller. utd he really knew how to speakw e of tthink on he things i most loved about him, as well, was his immense optimism about life. he always believed that good would prevail as long as, you know, good men did not snd by. so he was never a person who was willing to stand by. i me, he just never stopped being engaged with trying to -- to right the wrongs of the world in a way that was just powered by a sense that it mattered. and that's what i miss most about him, in a funny way, was this this incredible moral energy that he had that just permeated every aspect of our lives. >> as you think about veonthncfi years of the royals,a e aive what gives you hope y opmibouthewnamily? is dink at bh charles and william very deeply about their countrys tse charlatans who are runninghr cotrs all erhe pla, how lucky are we, really, you know, virtue-loving human beings who are sort of trying to dedicate themselves to making life better. >> othat, tina brown, congratulat

what are some of the lessons of harry's legacy? >> harry was the ultimate truth-teller.e really knew howo speak truth to power while never being self-important about it. and i think one of the things i most loved about him, as well, was his immense optimism about life. he always believed that good would prevail as long as, you know, good men did not stand by. so he was never a person who was willing to stand by. i me, he just never stopped being engaged with trying to -- to right the wrongs of the world in a way that was just powered by a sense that it mattered. and that's what i miss most about him, in a funny way, was this this incredible moral energy that he had that just permeate every aspect of our lives. >> as you think about the coming years of the royals, you've said it's a perilous moment, but you have confidence that they will transcend this moment. what gives you hope about the next generation of the royal family? >> my optimism about the crown is i do think that both charles and william are very decent people who care very deeply about their country. and comp

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the monthly cost for a new home now going way up >>> harry and meghan speak. the former royals back in europe and back in the spotlight as we learn more about their secret meeting with the queen. >>> and washington zoo celebrates 50 years of pandas in the u.s. we were there for the panda-versary. ♪ >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart >>> good evening the details are still coming in atthis hour a mass shooting at a mall in columbia, south carolina it happened on this holiday weekend, parents and kids there to get their picture taken with the easter bunny when gunfire broke out. there was then chaos at the mall. customers and employees scrambling for safety, many evacuating, others seeking shelter in stores which then went into lockdown mode at least ten people were shot, two others injured in mayhem that followed, and more than one person was detained in connection to the shooting. jesse kirsch leads us off tonight with late-breaking developments. >> reporter: tonight police say three armed persons of interest are in custody after a mass shooti

how important do you think prince harry's — life.think prince harry's involvement has l life. how important do you think i prince harry's involvement has been since creating the invictus games, his continued support and involvement? he means a lot to all the people who compete and the people who organise it?- the people who compete and the people who organise it? prince harry means a lot. — people who organise it? prince harry means a lot, not _ people who organise it? prince harry means a lot, notjust _ people who organise it? prince harry means a lot, notjust for— people who organise it? prince harry means a lot, not just for the - people who organise it? prince harry means a lot, not just for the public l means a lot, notjust for the public but for the injured soldiers as well. if it wasn't for prince harry bringing up the invictus games, there would be a lot of soldiers out there would be a lot of soldiers out there struggling with mental health and other stuff to deal with. but the invictus games brings us all back together agai

harry?> the tar pits. >> jimmy: that's correct enough, harry, that's right. the la bray ra tar pits. [ applause ] the game is tied. next question. in what california beach town does barbie have a dream house? who rang -- harry? >> is it malibu? >> jimmy: yes, that's correct. malibu barbie. [ applause ] harry's in the lead. this u2 album shares a name with which of california's national parks? harry? >> joshua tree. >> jimmy: that's right, harry. [ applause ] that's an international question. all right, harry's in the lead. karla, buckle down. what is the name of the longest los angeles street? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: the longest los angeles river. go ahead, karla, give it a shot. >> los angeles? i don't know. >> jimmy: that is right, karla! [ applause ] the los angeles river. and all of a sudden this is a game! >> oh my god. >> jimmy: this is a movie question. >> okay. >> jimmy: the movie "the big lebowski" takes place in l.a. the lead character goes by what nickname? karla? >> dude? >> j

on his own future plans, harry seems very settled in california.hat way, as well. but did he think he would come to britain to attend the queen's platinumjubilee in june? i don't know yet. there's lots of things, security issues and everything else, so this is what i'm trying to do, trying to make it possible that, you know, i can get my kids to meet her. a question about his relations with his father and brother was deflected. do you mess your brother, your dad? look, i mean, for me at the moment, i'm here, focused on these guys and these families, and giving everything i can, 120%, to them, to make sure that they have the experience of a lifetime. that's my focus here, and when i leave here, i get back, and my focus is my family, who i miss massively. finally, how much did he feel his mother's present in his life? it's constant. and it has been over the last two years. more so than ever before. it's almost as though she's done her bit with my brother and now she is very much, like, helping me. she's got him set up, now she's helping me set up. th

you'll remember doctor jenny harries who did a lot of those i jenny harries who did a lot of those covid organisers say the funding for asymptomatic testing in higher settings was only enough for six months of the year. it looks like a lot of that organisation is going to be dismantled, 800 members of staff again ago. i'm thinking maybe this is a sign of emerging of theyv final stages of the effects of covid that an organisation would suffer this. but it sounds like according to the guardian at least at this organisation is in disarray and a doctorjenny harry's is struggling to keep it together. harriet, what do you make of this? i to keep it together. harriet, what do you make of this?— to keep it together. harriet, what do you make of this? i think some --eole do you make of this? i think some people are — do you make of this? i think some people are going _ do you make of this? i think some people are going to _ do you make of this? i think some people are going to welcome - do you make of this? i think some people are going to welcome the l do you make of this? i think some . people

harry and meghan have been there for the invictus games and prince harry spoke with hoda about his recent visit with his grandmother, queen elizabeth. >> how did it feel being back being with her >> being with her? it was great it was so nice to see her. i'm grateful she's always got a great sense of humor with me and i'm making sure she's protected with the right people around her. >> you make her laugh. that's what she always says did you do it again? >> yes, it was nice to catch up with her. >> and home for me now is in the states it feels that way as well >> does it >> we've been welcomed with open arms and we've got such a great community up in santa barbara. >> you feel like that's home more for you. >> yeah. >> you can catch more of hoda's interview with prince harry tomorrow morning on "today." we are back in a moment with the high cost of buying a home what's driving up prices now >>> we're back with the high cost of buying a home, from a spike in mortgage rates to construction supply issues and even the bidding wars, it's all got buyers asking is there any relief in sight? emili

for harry, it was never about him, it was always about them. love of his family, his skills as a barber. so all sorts of things that perhaps a lot of people didn't know he did. many of those attending met harry through his fundraising. take care, my darling. god bless. in his chair at the local market, he raised tens of thousands of pounds to build a memorial in normandy for the british service personnel who lost their lives. six months ago today, he finally saw the completed monument. don't deserve that. we did it. he needed people to know- and to understand that war's not a game, war's not fun, a war leaves you with i some real memories. and that was harry's passion. what does it mean to you? it means the world to me. among the mourners today, rob, who gave harry a poem he'd written about d—day. do not call me hero, but you see the medals that i wear... harry took that poem to heart and used it to promote the british normandy memorial. one minute, he would be hanging on the edge of every word he was telling you. the next minute, he'd have you

[laughter] my president, joe biden, vice president harris.eers and applause] our dear friend, madam speaker, nancy pelosi. [applause] all the members of congress who are in attendance today, members of the cabinet, it is good to be back in the white house. it's been a while. i confess, i heard some changes had been made. by the current president. since i was last here. apparently secret service agents have to wear aviator glasses now. [laughter] there's a cat running around. which i guarantee if bo and sunny would have been very unhappy about. but coming back, even if i have to wear a tie, which i very rarely do these days, gives me a chance to visit with some of the incredible people who serve this white house and who serve this country every single day. a lot of times out of the lime light. they make this government function. and they help people in ways big and small. and from the outside sometimes people don't understand just how grueling this is. and how many sacrifices people make. because those of us who are in front of the cameras oft

kamala harris is only interested in one person.ot the american people, but kamala harris. >> i want to share with you guys a recent sound bite of her speaking, one of many gaffes, but it kind of gives you an example of who kamala harris is. >> whether it is satellites that orbit the earth, humans that land on the moon or telescopes that peer into the furthest reaches of the universe, space is exciting. it spurs our imaginations, and it forces us to ask big questions. >> do you have any reaction to the latest sanctions from russia that would bar your entry into the country, and on title 42 -- >> one of our highest priorities is sovereignty and territorial integrity. that unifies the alliance to nato, to your point about nay to toe, so we're going to continue to do that work and we're not going to give up. >> two points here, joey. number one, she's sort of speaking down to her audience in this juvenile way, but we've seen her do that before. and the second aspect is she's dodging a question about the border which she is supposed to

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[applause] vp harris: thank you kamala.he first really smart decision i made in this administration. my name is joe biden. i am jill's husband. folks, yesterday, this is not only a sunny day, this is going to let so much sun shine on so many young women. so many young black women, so many minorities. it is real. nothing to do with me. we are going to look back at this moment is a moment of change in american history. i was on the phone this morning with the president of south africa and he was talking about how the time i was so outspoken about what was going on in my meeting with nelson mandela. i said you know i am going to go out, i am going to look out the window. i am going to introduce to the world the first african-american woman out of 200 judges on the supreme court. he said to me, keep it up. keep it up. we are going to keep it up. folks, yesterday we all witnessed a historic moment presided over the vice -- presided over by the vice president. people go back in history and are literally historic. consequential fu

because the incredible leadership of nancy and harry.the aca across the finish line together. [applause] and the night we passed the aca i've said it before, it was a high point of my time here because it reminded me and it reminded us of what ispossible . but of course, our work was notfinished . republicans tried to reveal what we had done. again and again. and again. and they filed lawsuits that went all the way to the supreme court. >> .. and let's face it, it didn't help when we first rolled out the aca the website didn't work. [laughing] that was not one of my happiest moments. [laughing] so given all the noise and the skepticism it took a while for the american people to understand what we had done, but lo and behold, a little later than i had expected, a lot of folks, including many who had initially opposed health care reform came around. and today the aca hasn't just survived, it's pretty darn popular. and the reason is because it's done what it was supposed to do. it's made a difference. first, 20 million, and now 30 million p

listen to kamala harris her. this is the kind of leadership kamala harris is putting in.ing about outer space in such an inspirational way. >> space is exciting. it spurs our imaginations. it forces us to ask big questions. it affects us all. it connects us all. >> wow! she is try to blame the staff all she wants, but come on. >> [laughing]. he talks to me like i am 5 years old. is she writing this herself or have a staff member writing this? that person should be fired. that's somebody that should go. this is a symptom of not only how out of touch she is. but this is california politics. you fail upwards without any opposition. you are never asked hard questions by the price. you are treated as a hero from your local press. you run unopposed. she hasn't had to work for where she is at. >> 13 staff fleeing that office barely into 2 years. the left doesn't want to just censor conservatives, they want to deprogram them. here's democratic congressman jamie raskin. >> i am concerned about what it does to people to feed themselves lies. they are acting like members of a religi

vice president harris is isolating after catching covid. the medicine she's taking that could soon be available to millions of americans. [ gunshots ] >>> scrambling for cover. dozens of gunshots ring out just feet away from a youth baseball game. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. there are concerns this morning that the war in ukraine could spill over the country's borders into neighboring moldova. for the second day, mysterious explosions rocked a pro kremlin separatist region of the country. russia keeps about 1,500 troops there as so-called peacekeepers. but there are fears that they could join the fighting. and in a meeting with allies in germany, u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin urged them to quickly get more weapons to ukraine as russia steps up its shelling in the east and south. rylee carlson is in london with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. transnistria in moldova is a sliver of land causing big concern as the war in ukraine rages on. the worry now is the con