and egan's rats and i almost had hogan's heroes and jellyroll hogan's boys went up to chicago and performed the saint valentine's day massacre because they had a reputation of being real professionals. so this is my this is this is one of my favorite pictures that is to me, this is this is a picture of irish saint louis. you got cops, you got priests, you got leprechauns back there in the band. this is the 1930s. it's st patrick's in in well, saint patrick's was on was on six on sixth street and there's there's just you get a politician in there. so, you know, by this time, you know, they're getting pretty well pretty well assimilated. one of the thing that contributed to assimilation and this was a surprise by the end of the first world war piano starting to go out of style in people's parlors, the victrola, which was invented in 1900. by 1918, they were getting pretty sophisticated, stimulated technology for victrola, but it was still pretty rough. not a lot of the frequencies could cut through a victrola, but one of the frequency things that could was the frequency of an irish tenor. so

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hogan, if in vermont, it cost $15,000 a year. what impact does that have on the financial way billing -- can families afforded many cases middle class working fast -- for childcare. >> vermont's doing great work to address comprehensively early childhood education. the realities of families can't -- as we know, families cannot afford it. at the problem is that we -- policymakers asked parents to cover this cost of their own pockets. we ask educators to subsidize the cost of their own wages. because the way the market is structured, it doesn't work because the benefits go so far beyond of these individuals. >> let me interrupt you and asking my last question. why is childcare so expensive? >> it's a great question. it's something every parent with kids looking for childcare asks. the reality is that it does require a bit of understanding about the market. it is a labor intensive market. it should be. this is about driving safety and consistency and quality. programs regularly spent up to 85% of costs and personnel that have these

hogan.ou are picked on. >> there is so much -- it is wonderful to hear you talk about this role, and i want to say i appreciate the bipartisanship agreement to build on what we already have done to ensure there is childcare and early learning access, and i want to live up what you have talked about in terms of this not being a single job. you have to be commensurate with skill and value that goes into this red this is a difficult job, and the senator from oklahoma is not here, but a question of regulation when we make it hard for early childhood educators to do their job, when it reduces the ratio and group sizes, one of the things we talk about is making it harder to recruit and retain childhood educators, so we actually reduce the supply what were trying to do is replace it -- decrease it, and that comes back to the way that conversation matters most. we don't expect, we will struggle with this challenge. thank you very much. >> thank you you to the witnesses. i think there is a consensus,

let's bring in chief market strategist art hogan. interpret what you heard from jay powell especially when the tech sector has found renewed muscle, especially i guess when you look at a.i. and what it's doing to the markets in a positive way for the bulls. >> yeah. i would say that in that's clearly true. the only surprise we got today in the summary of economic projections is the economy's doing better and at the fed's dot plots have two increases for the rest of this year where coming into the meeting the street was marking up one, and that was going to be in july. i think we're not that far apart with the street and where the fed is. but remember, that that dot plot doesn't have a good batting average. you shouldn't use it as a blueprint. my guess is both jon ask kenny are going to be more right than wrong, and the fed 's going to have enough evidence by the july and september meetings to see that inflation's heading in the right direction. so i think that, i think that the dot plot is something that they have to do because they

john hogan now does it a part of minutes approved plans to adopt the world's 1st rules on the use and implementation of artificial intelligence? under the proposals, ai systems will be regulated based on their potentials to cause harm. but they're not physically, developers to leave europe for other markets. the, this is obviously what these of the told stories, emergency crews in north central nigeria are searching for the bodies of dozens of people. still missing off for a boat capsized on the nicer river on monday night. around a 140 people were rescued. more than a 100, a still missing. at least 79 people hoping to migrate to your of have drive and all 3 cities, southern coast, dr. they're both side, survivors are being treated in a ton of column. lots of hundreds of migrants went on board the vessel.

but the people in maximum peril are those -- governor hogan just said so. a good republican who won in a very, very blue state. those are folks on tinter mounts here. >> i think the difference here is president biden has to stay out of it. that's the thing. i don't think because he's the president and the department of justice has to stay out of it. that doesn't mean democrats can't talk about it. and i think the people who are going to believe, who are going to believe that this is the same as hillary clinton or the same as bill clinton and the sock drawer are going to believe that. "the wall street journal" did the opinion piece today. it's being widely circulated. everybody is trying to say it's the same thing when it's not the same thing. there are people that are open to persuasion, open to hearing what the case is about, that it's not just presidential records act case. it actually deals with espionage act. it actually deals -- there was nothing in clinton's sock drawer that had the attack plans to iran or nuclear codes or anything related to nuclear

let's bring in our round table, former dnc chair donna brazile, former maryland governor larry hogan,s political director, rick klein, and politico playbook co-author, rachael bade. so rick, i want to get to you about the political impact of that indictment. let's take a look at a poll taken entirely after the indictment was announced and unsealed from npr. it showed that trump's favorable ratings actually went from 70 -- 76% -- i'm sorry. his favorable went from -- you got me. i'm mixed up here. let me start all over. the bottom line is his favorable ratings actually increased and his unfavorable ratings went down among republican voters and independents who lean republican. so in other words, his standing among republicans actually has improved since this indictment was announced. >> yeah, jon, it's remarkable and we've seen it before. i think whether or not you believe the political situation today is the same it will be when the voting starts early next year, and whether or not you think this is just kind of rally around the flag, a sugar high for trump, the reality that his rival

champions league final barcelona, have beaten wolf bird and a 5 gold thriller to claim the trophy an iron hogan veteran striker alexander pop with the germans up to nail by the end of the 1st half of the 2nd tier in barcelona . hit back thanks to a brace of goals from patricia going arrow. and later they added a 3rd. the spanish side celebrate their 2nd champions the when 2 years after the 1st informed me, the one racing max fished up and his crews into pull position for sunday's spanish . grand prix is the 4th pole of the season for the 2 time reigning champion. the red bull racer live the track for almost half a 2nd faster than ferrari's carlos science and 2nd, place their staff and has a comfortable lead at the top of the form, the one standing up, an extra porter looked at the challenges facing a foster family with 2 others. thanks. bye sir. thanks for watching the, enjoying the views and come to take a look at this. our tv highlights every week. email inbox, subscribe. now journalism to help us in overcoming divisions.

gillian. >> gillian: alex hogan in the london newsroom, thank you. >> john: bret baier, jacqui heinrich asked karine jean-pierre about nikki haley's comment as to whether or not biden might make it through a second term should he be re-elected. >> what do you say to anyone who is questioning whether the president would survive a full four-year term. >> so, let me just say this. i'm not going to comment on the 2024, she is a candidate, i want to be very careful here and we do follow the hatch act, so i want to be really, really mindful here. >> john: so no comment about that, what about he's in great shape, the president is out there, robust, does things nobody else could do. kayleigh said by not answering that question, she left a lot of questions yet to be asked. >> and the overall feeling of the stories that continue to pop up in both republican and democratic circles and the news media questioning his ability to withstand a campaign that will be much more rigorous than the campaign during covid that obviously he campaigned in the basement a lot using zoom. it's going to be different

good to see you alex hogan thank you.an president zelenskyy is reacting to this apparent rebellion happened in russia sank russia's weakness is obvious but he says his country is able to quote protect europe from the spread of russian evil and chaos. this as kyiv took advantage of the wagner group exit by launching its new counter offenses against russian troops. for more what this means militarily let's go to the tenant journaling founder of restore our liberty. lieutenant colonel good to see you. from a military perspective, first of all why does it say about the russian military that the mercenaries turn around go north and invade their own country and maybe they could have kept them going right to moscow until they reached this agreement. what does that say about the dedication and the loyalty of russian troops when you can see the mercenary tanks? asked eric, that is a very good question. i think the challenge will be what could they have actually done if they had gone all the way to moscow question at the size of th

gillian. >> alex hogan in london for us tonight.d now from public view all together. this after of the wagner group's aborted mute any last weekend against vladimir putin. one general was arrested in the rebellion's immediate aftermath, another has not been seen since. >> coming up next, the panel returns with the latest fox news poll. plus later, it's love at first sight for a fire fighter and a new baby. stick with us. ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. . >> for example, 60-some % of the american people have greater job satisfaction than what they had in the high 15th whatever it is. >> voters are very unhappy about inflation and inflation not going away and the first part of bidenomics definitely contributed to that inflation. >> we've all seen inflation be over and over again shown to

alex hogan live in london. thank you. >> dana: fox news alert.court's decision. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." bill hemmer off today. i'm glad you're here with me for another hour of breaking news. >> bill: major news with the supreme court. millions of americans are waiting to find out what the court has to say on this about president biden's plan to wipe away $4 hundred billion in student loan debt. two related cases are challenging the president's authority to forgive the loans and there are several possible outcomes besides just an up or down ruling. >> dana: a lot of questions out there. we

this of course can only add to that frustration we have seen in recent weeks, jon reports alex hoganeporting reporting live from london thanks. here in the u.s. the biden administration is trying to keep a close eye on the developers in russia but let's check and live with lucas tomlinson. he is at the white house response to this wagner rebellion lucas regrets this is not your traditional coup this was not the kennedy administration 1963 park street overthrow of the president of south vietnam. president biden taking a much more hands off approach to say the least he was manning the phones today calling key nato allies in germany france, and great britain. in fact his top military advisers, they cancel trips general mark milley canceled a trip to jordan and israel. his national security visor so that this must dispatched to denmark he also stayed home in fact jake sullivan is with the president now and hunter bided at camp david. they took off earlier today. and next month the course biden is supposed to attend a nato's summit on rush as order and right now u.s. officials safe nato i

also standing by international correspondent, alex hogan both worked in the region first were going to senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot who is live in kyiv at the very latest from there. i'd say eric. you said at the top we have important developments in the last half hour or so. that could at the very least mean a cooling off of tensions inside russia just across the border from where we are right now in kyiv. it had been quote russia lender putin's toughest text and attempted coup an armed uprising a military mutiny. the man responsible in the middle of all of this wagner military group yevgeny prigozhin. he complained about russian military leadership, that is when he took his fighters plus armor out of ukraine to take the key southeastern russian city of rostov-on-don with very little trouble. with the demand the top russian military brass address his complaints. also prigozhin had moved his forces moving on to moscow some 5000 we are told set to be within 130 miles of the capitol after some resistance from bracing for trouble provide a report in branding the action

alex hogan, thanks. >>> for more on today's top story, the rebellion by wagner group mercenaries againsts military the, the mercenaries' march on moscow called off about four hours ago, apparently after the president of belarus brokered a deal. the kremlin says the wagner group's leader who has helped return shah in the war in ukraine -- russia and has always been very close to vladimir putin until recently, he criticized that war. he is now going to be moving to belarus. let's bring in victoria coates, former deputy national security adviser to then-president trump, senior research fellow at the heritage foundation ask a former adviser to the energy secretary as well. victoria, we're all scratching our heads about what all of this means. you have some expertise ask and some very high-level experience in this area. how do you surmise what's going on? >> well, good to be with you, jon. you know, i think the last couple of hours have been critical. one of the things that i, the points i've been making all day is that until i see documented proof of kinetic action, i was going to be very sk

alex hogan, fox news. fox.e see people marking today is one year anniversary of the overturning of roe v wade with protests like this one in washington, dc. people on both sides of the debate over reproductive rights gathered in the nation's capital this afternoon. similar protests are expected to happen in san francisco t kamala harris spoke today at an abortion rights rally in charlotte, north carolina. harris told the crowd last year's overturning of roe v wade marked the first time a long settled constitutional right was taken away from the american people. we are here today because one year ago today , the united states supreme court, the highest court in our land. general stein, the court of thurgood, the court of rbg. took a constitution right that had been recognized. from the people of america, from the women of america, to a fundamental right of a basic freedom. some republican presidential candidates are doubling down, saying the us supreme court made the right call. it's also pray for our supreme co

fox correspondent alex hogan has more. tragedy striking at a playground in france on thursday ., some as young as three years old. at least one adult was also injured in the attack. it happened in the alpine town of about 20 miles south of the french swiss border. people there now in shock. it will take time until parents again take their children to playgrounds, since i think the trauma will stay forever in the town because this is the first time this has ever happened here. local police detained a man in his 30s in connection with the incident. authorities say a group of children were on a supervised trip to the park when the stabbing occurred around 9:45 a.m. local time. witnesses reported seeing at least one child attacked in a stroller. french president emmanuel macron described the tragedy as an act of absolute cowardice and offered his support to the victims, tweeting, quote, the nation is in shock. our thoughts are with them as well as their families. and the emergency services mobilized in paris. lawmaker held a moment of silence for the victims on thursday and local re

griff: i'll alex hogan live for us in london.ecap that that, general, not confirmed yet, reports that this march from prigozhin all the way up to moscow, he has stopped somewhere in this area just north of voronech and is wanting to meet with people like shoe guy or yes razz move. if he does decide to retreat, how does putin handle it, what does it mean for prigozhin? >> i think literally just minutes before we came on air i saw a release from prigozhin's telegram channel where he also said we have stopped our movement forward, and we're turning around and going back. so this seems to corroborate the potential that's a actually true. if so, that actually explains some of things we saw in rostov, because some people were making comment that the wagner people came into the city and were unopposed. i think that putin's idea has been to solve this with the least chance of bloodshed possible and to have negotiations which he did also before the try to talk prigozhin down. and it could be, and this is one of the things i'll be looking

but there's hogan harris became is the relief pitcher in the second.about the game with dominant game for hogan harris throughout right there. you see him in the of the 6th able to strike out randi rosa reyna and then he goes 7 strong innings to keep the a's. >> in striking distance right there, that was the bottom of the 7th one offer. britt will come when he ropes one into left field in the corner. jace peterson came in the score. the a's tie the game at 2 and they were bottom of after mueller real stole 3rd carlos grand grounds. in the same direction raise can't get out there to say home. so they go for the pressure out. lauriano comes into score and will be a safe lead. top of the night now where trevor may in to close it out and the a's fans hoping for when you can tell by their face right there they get it may strikes out. jose siri on the high heat in the ball game. the a's win total one last night. their 7th conse utive win. the first time we've seen them do that since 2021. backing >> i think, you know, i made a comment like tonight was. this

fox correspondent alex hogan has more. pope francis undergoing abdominal surgery at a rome hospital wednesday afternoon. in a statement, the vatican says that the surgery was necessary due to a hernia causing recurrent painful and worsening symptoms. officials adding, quote, the stay at the health facility will last several days to allow the normal post-operative course and full functional recovery. the announcement coming as a surprise to his daily audience at saint peter's basilica earlier wednesday. the pope showing no signs of slowing down as he greeted crowds of supporters. and later addressed the audience. vatican officials can only step in for the pontiff's day to day duties while he's in the hospital, meaning that even during surgery, francis remains in charge of more thanon catholics. he is a good pope, just like the one is the latest in a series of health challenges for the pope. just two years ago,rrowing of the lae intestine. then in march with a respiratory infection. there is concern over his health, and this

hogan and harris paste -- pitched well. allowed two runs. a's threatening in the fifth.h wheeler strikes out seth brown. he had four strikeouts in a six scoreless innings. it a's on the board. diaz, pinch-hit solo homer to left. it is a 2-1 game. ryan looking to end the ballgame. stopping the seven game, dave dropped five in a row. the warriors did not finish the season with back-to-back championships but they did it to -- achieve an important milestone. the milestone was the 10 year anniversary of the myers community foundation. it is finding ways to give back through grants, court refurbishments and so many educational programs, making a major impact for the next generation of bay area leaders. all of our team members, we did over 6000 hours of community service, it's something we do every year, not mentioning players and the other things we do. since the inception of our foundation in 2012, we've given out over $30 million in grants. our focus is on educational equity, youth development across the bay area. the future is the youth. these are focuses. we want to invest

to in hogan burger. that's a home run right there. 2 arkansas, 5 runs scored in the 6 next inning.e 13 to 6 now after their loss, oklahoma stanford was in a win or go home game against alabama today in the elimination bracket. >> scoreless in the second when stanford sydney steals hits a low liner out to right. going to roll to the wall and stanford takes a one. nothing lead on the rbi doubles top of the 6. stanford looking for more runs. ali came to left. jenna johnson makes a great play to robert. now stanford's caitlin lean comes back. and they make a great play of their own. amazing diving gab. same score. now stanford finally gets the insurance runs they needed in the 7th its steel. again, one get to that one. stanford held bama. only one in stanford moves on in the elimination bracket. yes. so. >> it crazy stuff that that is some good action out there that yeah. and that women's softball. so they amazing. yeah. they'll play again on sunday. we don't know who they're going to play it. those really good win for great win for the stanford man. so they're marching on, you know, s

. >> joining us this morning, former republican governor of maryland, larry hogan.nk you for joining us. let's again with the words of trump's former attorney general bill barr who said he had no right to maintain them or retain them talking about these documents, and he said and he kept them in a way in mar-a-lago that anyone who really cares about national security, their stomach would churn at it. do you see it the same way that bill barr sees it? >> well, i do, and i was really proud of bill barr for coming out and saying that, and i appreciated my friend chris christie going after him directly last night. look, these are very serious charges with very sensitive material that he was hiding in his spare bathroom and in a ballroom. these are not just frivolous charges, and it bothers me that some of our republican leaders are willing to, you know, not even willing to take a look at the evidence. obviously everybody's innocent until proven guilty, but no man is above the law, not even the president of the united states or the former president of the united states.

fox's alex hogan has more.ry at a rome hospital wednesday afternoon. in a statement, the vatican says that the surgery was necessary due to a hernia causing recurrent painful and worsening symptoms. officials adding, quote, the stay at the health facility will last several days to allow the normal post-operative course and full function recovery. the announcement coming as a surprise to his daily audience at saint peter's basilica earlier wednesday. the pope showing no signs of slowing down as he greeted crowds of supporters and later addressed the audience. vatican officials can only step in for the pontiff's day to day duties while he's in the hospital, meaning that even during surgery, francis remains in charge of more than 1.3 billion catholics. he is a good pope, just like the one we had in the past wednesday. surgery is the latest in a series of health challenges for the pope. just two years ago, he had part of his colon removed because of a narrowing of the large intestine. then in march, he was hospital

he gained worldwide acclaim in the 80s as a hated villain in feuding with hulk hogan and sergeant slaughtern reached more modern stars, including the rock. i use that word that jabroni. and by the way, jabroni became a fixture in lexicon. i believe it's in the webster's dictionary now, and they give me credit for it. no, no, no. the truth is, all the credit goes to the iron sheik because that was his word. he used it. the iron sheik was 81. next haagen-dazs is moving into the yogurt aisle. but the company says this isn't your ordinary yogurt. haagen-dazs calls it cultured cream. that's not just for breakfast, but it comes in six flavors selling for just under two bucks. and finally, we've all heard of the cat that ate the canary. but this is way more interesting. there's no hiding what a tiny frog just ate it swallowed a fire fly whole. you can even see the unlucky creature still glowing in the frog's belly. how about that for a nightlight? about that for a nightlight? pretty cool. top headlines next kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her

hulk hogan that kind of thing an incomes donald trump, who is the promoter of that wrestling match? and 18,000 people stand and cheer that's the moment. i knew that he has a hold. on a part of the american population that really was already long before the apprentice. based on the book based on his reputation. so when he became president, i saw that as they fulfillment of something that had started really in the mid 80s. what we then saw was a man, who was the same human being but a very different person i think in the sense that everything he believed in the past. was on steroids and thing that people under misunderstood about trump was how incredibly focused and disciplined he can be when it's about him. he doesn't smoke. he didn't drink. he lives over the store. he makes up all those names which he humiliates people. he retaliates against literally anybody who he thinks has turned on him always has and the final point is he's always always managed to get away with it. for bankruptcies mueller probe to impeachments and he's walked away and he lost the popular vote by three million

so it's one nothing phillies in a flash hogan harris pitched well six innings struck out seven allowedt two runs, fifth inning down two nothing two on two out. and zack wheeler strikes out seth brown wheeler six scoreless innings for strikeouts a's finally on the board in the seventh. here's elvis diaz pinch hit solo homer to left a's within a run the youngster loving it two one game bottom nine a's down three two ryan noda look to end the ballgame. a's lose three two. so after that seven game win streak, they've now dropped five in a row. while the warriors didn't finish the season with back to back championships, they did achieve another milestone off the court. the franchise recently celebrating the 10th anniversary of the warriors community foundation. under the leadership of nicole jacob, the foundation is finding ways to give back through grants, court refurbishments and numerous educational programs, making a major impact for the next generation of bay area leaders. you know, all of our team members, we did over 6000 hours of community service over the last year, something we do

tampa bay threatens in the eighth, runner on third to down hogan harris who went seven strong inningsranco on the line drive to left. bottom eighth a's now with a runner on third, carlos perez hard grounder. isaac ready can't handle it, but scoring it is two and one athletics. it trevor may into close it out. it strikes out josÉ to end it, the a's when their seventh in a row. two and one is your final. >> it was a lot of fun, i think all the players felt it and fed off of it. it was a good playoff game. >> they came out and made it very clear how passionate they were about the city and the steam which was cool to see it we set off that energy all night. >> giants lookout, mitch handed her takes a page to the arm, fractured form and as a result luis montes called up from the minors. this is the most unusual, dylan carson giving chase and he runs right through the gate to the bullpen. >> to run score three somebody lock that door. it giants with 17 heads, back to back in the sixth. mike is seventh of the year, the ricky patrick bailey he has cloud. that made it nine into giants. keaton

matt hogan, bitwise asset management.of a positive sign is it that we are seeing prices still supported, despite growing really tory scrutiny? matt: i think it is a massively positive sign. prices have actually been rising since last november after the ftx debacle. this has been climbing a wall of worry. now we have blackrock plenty it's -- putting its flag and the ground and same bitcoin matters. it is an ad said -- it is an asset that owner should own for 10 years. i call it the mainstream era of crypto and we have come into a multiyear bull market that is just getting started now. haidi: are you expecting to see more companies eying a public debut? matt: absolutely. there is a pent up pipeline of interested companies. crypto infrastructure companies are going to see material results as bitcoin and other crypto assets rise for i expect the ipo pipeline to open up. broadly, crypto equities have outperformed crypto asset prices. our index of crypto equities is up more than 100% this year. absolutely will see more debuts.

alex hogan janes us from london. >> a dr. plattic day cooling off after a deal was brokered. yevgeny prigozhin calling off his troops just as they were to arrive outside moscow. this is prigozhin leaving rostov-on-don. he vowed not to surrender. russian president vladimir putin vowed harsh punishment. it was the bell rushian president will y wil -- the bele situation. earlier today russia's towns were packed at train stations in rostov-on-don where people were trying to flee as quickly as possible. in moscow roads were blocked as residents were told to stay inside. the governor of the region surrounding moscow has band all public gatherings for the next week. some neighboring countries to russia beefed up their own security today. leaders of france, germany within poland and others said they are closely following the situation. there is a lot of uncertainty what this means as far as prigozhin going to belarus and the long-lasting impact this will have on russian president putin. the morale has been me remarkably low. it has been 16 months since the invasion began. >> i can ju

tampa bay threatens in the eighth, runner on third to down hogan harris who went seven strong innings line drive to left. bottom eighth a's now with a runner on third, carlos perez hard grounder. isaac ready can't handle it, but scoring it is two and one athletics. it trevor may into close it out. it strikes out josÉ to end it, the a's when their seventh in a row. two and one is your final. >> it was a lot of fun, i think all the players felt it and fed off of it. it was a good playoff game. >> they came out and made it very clear how passionate they were about the city and the steam which was cool to see it we set off that energy all night. >> giants lookout, mitch handed her takes a page to the arm, fractured form and as a result luis montes called up from the minors. this is the most unusual, dylan carson giving chase and he runs right through the gate to the bullpen. >> to run score three somebody lock that door. it giants with 17 heads, back to back in the sixth. mike is seventh of the year, the ricky patrick bailey he has cloud. that made it nine into giants. keaton when his maj

. ♪ >> alex hogan, beginning with this fox news alert.dent of belarus says his country is ready to enter the war in ukraine. belarus begun receiving nuclear weapons from russia, three times more powerful than those dropped on hiroshima. the world watching closely over these weapons could be used on the battlefield and biden announce aid package for ukraine, including 22 million of ammunition, grenades, anti-aircraft system. new this morning, secretary of state blinken speaking with chinese foreign minister by phone, who warned to stay out of beijing's affairs. aggression around taiwan by both air and sea. blinken is expected to plan a trip to china later this week. back to you. >> carley: thank you so much. listen to this, arizona mom delivers emotion am testimony during first ever senator only hearing over artificial intelligence after a fake phone call tried to make her think her daughter had been kidnapped. >> i received a call from an unknown number, mom, bad men have me, help me, she begged and pleaded. a threatening and vulgar man t

we'll look at whistleblower francis hogan that talked about algorithms and calling for more transparency when it >>> check fraud is on the rise again. bank have reported 680 check fraud last year. that is double than the year before. they urge people to not put checks in the mail but drop him in the drop box inside the post office. >>> former president trump wasted to time blasting the federal case against him to his supporters at his golf club in new jersey. he pled not guilty to 37 felony charges. we lock at what happened in federal court with a professor from san jose state. what is next, this is a historic indictment. we have never seen this before. so what is the next legal step? >> so after pleading not guilty to the indictment, the next steps -- let me mention this, this indictment, his special counsel comes out win ising with a sledgehammer in terms of the evidence using mr. trump's recorded conversations and statement from his lawyers and employees. it looks like quite a devastating indictment. but the next step, at least a couple things, the court date has not been set. but the

fox news correspondent alex hogan spent a lot of time in ukraine in the beginning and now we are past the year. live in london with more. alex. put this in perspective. >> we seen obviously as you mentioned, so many changes minute by minute, hour by hour. volodymyr zelenskyy this evening saying the developments today showcased to him that no one essentially is in control and russia. these developments prompting world leaders to be in close communication following will could potentially have happened had these mercenaries not been called off returning back to their posts. some countries neighbor russia that lafayette and escalating the situation on their grounds by ramping up security on their orders just to make sure their national interests were safe. preventing any russian citizens from coming into the country today given everything taking place. we seen leaders today, members of nato, european union close communications, actually the president of turkey who called russian president and said they needed to be a clear effort to create briefings back to normalcy according to the conve

you look at people like former governor mike hogan beat from arkansas, his daughter sarah huckabee sandersrrent governor of arkansas, so many other candidates and the former vice president and now seeking the nomination, mike pence, they felt they could merge their politics and their religion in such a way to inspire people to vote for them. to get people to look at their christian roots and at the same time say i am grounded and selective conservative republican politics. absolutely fascinating, stay there i want to bring in our panel as well. tom and joel, let's start with you joel tom and joel, let's start with you joel. your reflections? pat roberston _ joel. your reflections? pat roberston smashed the wall of division — roberston smashed the wall of division between church and state in this country— division between church and state in this country and i think we are worse — this country and i think we are worse off— this country and i think we are worse off for it. his legacy will be one of— worse off for it. his legacy will be one of radicalising the electorate under_ one of radical

alex hogan has the latest. what do you know?s a terrifying moment in the french town where witnesses said they heard the screaming and even saw an attacker attack a child in a stroller. one man there at the time earlier this morning says that he heard the shrieking of a woman urging everyone to leave and calling for help as he recalled the panicked screams seeing wounded children on the playground with one man attacking those children. french authorities say two adults and four children are wounded in the stabbing. kids between the ages of three years old and just 22 months. two of these children are foreign nationals. one from the netherlands, the other from great britain taking place at 9:45 this morning local time in a park. the town near the french border of switzerland. the suspect is in custody. a 31-year-old syrian asylum seeker carrying swedish documents. there is no clear evidence at this point of a terrorist motivation and that this person was not previously known to officials. in paris lawmakers held a moment of silen

pittsburgh pd erupted hogan's friday night, is that he was driving with a blood alcohol level that was nearly three times the legal limit. thousands of fans lined the las vegas strip for a parade celebrating the golden knights stanley cup victory. this is the team's first championship since its start in 2017. they defeated the florida panthers for games to one. vegas police 100 people at the parade. here's some of the players hosting the trophy, kissing it, passing it around the teammates. they even got the trophy with in feet of some fans. in a more somber moment, the team honored the 58 victims killed at a mass shooting at a local concert in 2017. people in the crowd recalled the rule the golden knights played in helping bolster the community spirit after the parade people jammed into a rally right outside the teams arena. >> coming up, president biden travels to pennsylvania to hold his first rally for reelection. we have a look at all of the latest activities in the campaign for 2024. and the secretary of state hold a high-level meeting today in beijing, helping to reduce tensions