jacqui. >> jacqui: all right, william, thanks so much. john. >> john: jacqui, russian missiles blasting ukrainian ports along the danube river, delivering a major blow to a key export route to kyiv. the latest round of drone attacks on odesa infrastructure. keith kellogg, southwest of odesa but a major export port for grain, and russia said because of ukraine's attacks we are going to pull out of the grain deal but the town they have been attacking is literally across from romania, which is a nato ally. >> john, thanks for having me. ukraine, a ferry site and we are talking 200 meters between romania and ukraine, and those, we went right past the grain sites they are talking they hit right on the river. you load them on there. so they have escalated this, the russians are starting to escalate more and more and those are not really legitimate targets. what you are starting to see is russians continue to push and push and i don't think the counteroffensive for ukraine is going well. that should be a concern for everybody. we talked on the s

>> jacqui: exactly.ernet lives on forever, we know very well. >> we are going to be outside more, going to beaches. >> heat index gets up real, real high, yeah. gets pretty gross. >> it's hot, but bearable. when i take the dog out, we walked tree to tree, shade to shade, and then we find the water. >> jacqui: it's not your imagination, hottest weather of the summer impacting millions of americans with dangerous heat advisories and scorching temperatures in some areas, possibly reaching as high as 115°. fox weather meteorologist kendall smith is tracking the weekend's forecast. what can people expect? >> jacqui, it is downright hot and miserable for millions of us from coast to coast. more than 16 million americans under heat alerts just today. and a lot of those heat alerts are coming out of the sunshine state. so you can see from jacksonville and gainesville, heat advisories. so the temperature are actual feels like temperatures, they are well into the triple digits. tampa, 105 is the feels like tempera

: i'm jacqui heinrich.ublicans say the dam might be breaking at the white house aftershocking testimony from two irs whistleblowers laid out the more than $17 million in payments the biden family allegedly received from the overseas business ventures. >> john: the white house has pushed a narrative that the president kept himself in the dark with what his son and brother were up to, but now appears to shifting defense from no knowledge to no involvement. >> jacqui: jonathan turley moments away how bad it could all get for the president. but first, gillian turner live on the north lawn. so, gillian, what is oversight chair james comer now claiming he's learned about the president's role in all this? >> so, jacqui, this just breaking a moment ago. house oversight republicans tell fox news they have reason to believe that president biden did communicate with his son hunter's foreign business associates in the past. they believe it includes multiple meetings in which hunter biden phoned his father and put him o

jacqui. >> jacqui: u.s. attorney in charge of the hunter biden investigation has failed to hand over materials to congress relating to the alleged retaliation against irs whistleblowers. republican lawmakers have demanded an investigation stressing the importance of protecting those who came forward from unlawful retaliation. where does all this go from here? kim strassel is a wall street journal opinion columnist and fox news contributor. kim, thank you so much for being here. i read your piece, a bunch of questions for you on it. but i want to begin with what hunter's attorneys have said, you know, about the letter to jason smith. talking about the whistleblowers, ok. basically saying that they violated the spirit of tax laws that protect private taxpayer information saying that they were biased and they had a political agenda, and that they may even have broken laws. and abby lowell writes releasing the transcripts of and exhibits of self-styled irs whistleblowers may be claiming that title in an attempt

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good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, jb.e've already had one round of storms unleash themselves about the great lakes. this has caused power outages and tree damage across the region, including in the detroit metro area. another wave of severe storms will be possible later tonight before the whole system works its way into the northeast for tomorrow. tomorrow not only damaging winds, but tornado threat for big cities from new york to portland. it's not a high tornado threat, but a few tornadoes will be possible. storms will be in the interior of the northeast when we start the day, but they'll move in along the i-95 corridor by late afternoon through the evening that will give us all day long to crank up that heat with many alerts in effect, feeling as high as 105. jb that's me before dawn powererw. [sigh] now, powerwash gives me ththe power ofof an overninit sosoak in minunutes. with 3 cleaning boosters... not found in traditional dish soaps that help break down, loosen a and lift awaway food and g grease... so much faster!

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jacqui, good evening. >> good evening, major.re and heat across the southwest is going to be building across the central states and the east. this is going to build through the rest of the week and just get hotter for places like des moines, minneapolis, into cincinnati, and into the mid-atlantic and northeast as well. record highs can be expected. it will be the hottest temperatures we've seen so far of the year. in fact, while temperatures on the thermometer will likely get into the upper 90s, a lot of us will be experiencing feels-like temperatures that will be in the triple digits. now, as for the southwest, yes, we're going to still stay hot there, but the worst of the heat likely peaking. but this already the hottest july on record with an average temperature over 102, major. >> jacqui jeras, we thank you. >>> scorching temperatures have also engulfed europe, fueling dozens of wildfires. in greece, flames have displaced more than 30,000 people. cbs's chris livesay has the latest. >> reporter: an escape from paradise. thousa

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn.ded where there's this disclaimer that we might not get to the bottom of this. that's what they say. we have the fingerprints and we're working but we might never find out whose cocaine that was. >> that is called hedging, trace. an investigator told political that very thing. it's going to be very difficult to find who this cocaine belonged to. i find that very hard to believe. either it's true and there's a stunning lapse of security at the white house that needs to immediately be addressed or it's not true and investigators already know whose cocaine this is and they don't want to say who it belongs to. i'm not insinuating that it's hunter biden's by saying that. it could be somebody else's and it becomes a political headache for the white house to prosecute this person when the president's son is a recovering drug addict who he says that he's proud of. you can tell by listening to comer that congressional republicans think something is up. they're not buying what the secret service

we sent jacqui wakefield to see some of the work a few hours north of sydney.ralia. barrington tops national park, about five hours' drive north of sydney, is all about greenery, lush rainforests, and wildlife everywhere. the bush here is full of animals like koalas, wallabies, and kangaroos. but there's one animal that's been newly introduced, and it could help save a species from extinction. it's hoped these hills will provide a safe haven for the tasmanian devil, whose populations are being ravaged over on their home island, tasmania. 90% have been wiped out by a highly infectious disease that causes facial tumours, and eventually death. but this sanctuary is at the centre of efforts to save it. hey, guys, thanks for coming out. welcome to aussie ark. now we have a couple of special little animals for you guys to have a look at today. we've got sandra dee here, and we also have pickles. so far, aussie ark has had seven breeding seasons, with a total of around 300 baby devils — orjoeys. i think she just likes moving around. she's just investigating. so devils

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, j.b.torms into the northeast, primarily a damaging wind threat, but a few tornadoes will still be possible yet this evening, and if that tornado is confirmed in new hampshire, it is a rare thing. only two on average happen each and every year. now as those storms move on tonight, we are still going to be stuck with the heat for the friday. temperatures well into the 90s for most of us and feels-like temperatures exceeding 100 degrees. so check on your people and check on your pets. now, the next cold front will be approaching from the midwest and working into the northeast on your saturday, and leaving in its wake, j.b., much cooler temperatures and drier air. >> james: jacqui, thank you very much. the faa is investigating a midair incident where an allegiant air flight at a private gulf stream jet were forced to take evasive action to avoid a possible collision. it happened on sunday at an altitude of 23,000 feet, about 30 minutes after the allegiant flight took off from fort lauderdale-h

hey there, jacqui. >> good evening, norah. had severe storms this afternoon and evening that have been downing trees and bringing power outages and causing major travel delays all across the northeast. flash flooding has been a problem, and we've got a few more hours to go before we start to see improvements. from washington, d.c. all the way up to boston, those are the main risk areas still yet tonight. but by about 10:00, 11:00, this should all be over and done with. the next disturbance rolls through starting tomorrow. severe weather across the great lakes. this will work into detroit as well as into cleveland. a few tornadoes will be possible before it moves into the northeast on thursday. the heat will replace it with building temperatures by the end of the week. norah. >> yeah, some record highs expected. jacqui jeras, thank you. >>> now to a scary incident involving the son of nba superstar lebron james. 18-year-old bronny, a freshman on the usc basketball team, suffered a cardiac arrest on monday during a workout on ca

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, j.b. another couple of hours of severe storms into the northeast, primarily a damaging wind threat, but a few tornadoes will still be possible yet this evening. and if that tornado is confirmed in new hampshire, it's a rare thing. only two on average happen each and every year. now, as those storms move out tonight, we're still going to be stuck with the heat for your friday. in fact, temperatures well into the 90s for most of us and feels-like temperatures exceeding 100 degrees. so check on your people and check on your pets. now, the next cold front will be approaching from the midwest and working into the northeast on your saturday and leaving in its wake, j.b., much cooler temperatures and drier air. >> jacqui, thank you very much. >>> the faa is investigating a midair incident where an allegiant air flight and a private gulfstream jet were forced to take evasive action to avoid a possible collision. it happened on sunday at an altitude of 23,000 feet about 30 minutes after the allegia

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. jacqui, thanks.e getting additional reaction tonight to the breaking news we brought you yesterday of new charges against former president trump and the classified documents case. we're also still waiting for possible charges related to the january 6th case and the effort to overturn the 2020 general election. correspondent griff jenkins is outside the federal court in washington tonight. >> donald trump wasting little time blasting special counsel jack smith's case over alleged mishandling of classified documents. on social media today, quote: this is textbook third world intimidation by rabid, lawless prosecutors. in telling fox news digital in an exclusive interview the charges were ridiculous and our country is suffering from doj abuse. the superseding indictment includes three new counts of obstruction, and willful retention of national defense information. the allegation's focus on claims trump asked mar-a-lago employees to erase surveillance video. just days after the fbi subpoenaed the securi

jacqui jeras, thank you.f nba superstar lebron james. 18-year-old bronny, a freshman on the usc basketball team, suffered a cardiac arrest on monday during a workout on campus, and he had to be rushed to the hospital. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has the latest details. >> reporter: tonight, concerns over whether bronny james, one of the most recognizable basketball recruits ever, will still be able to play after being rushed to the hospital and admitted to the icu. a family spokesperson saying bronny is now out of intensive care and in stable condition. >> the son of lebron james, bronny james, made it official on saturday, committing to usc. >> reporter: bronny, the elder son of lebron james, the nba's all-time leading scorer, was a top recruit of sierra canyon high school in los angeles. in may, he announced his decision to play for usc and was at a practice when he went into cardiac arrest. a sudden cardiac arrest occurs when an electrical malfunction in the heart causes it to stop pumping blood to vital orga

. >> steve: jacqui heinrich joins us from outside windsor castle. you haven't bin been invited in yet. >> i don't think i will get invitation to go inside. probably not. the conversation here between the two leaders is supposed to be about climate finance and getting the private sector off the sidelines especially for the benefit of developing countries. looming large over this conversation is the president's decision to provide controversial cluster bombs to ukraine. the u.k. was among four nato allies which immediately voiced opposition to the move. and members of congress are split on this. you have got some republicans siding with president biden and some democrats opposing him. >> i have some real qualms about it. there is an international prediction prediction and the us here is a reason to do something different. green light to other nations to give green light. >> quite honestly, jake if as you look at the counteroffensive it has been slowed because this administration has been so slow to get the weapons in. >> the u.s. is not among the 120

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret.oman camilla jayapal the head of the progressive caucus is underfire tonight from republicans and democrats for calling israel a racist state and now the president just may have to answer for it. >> pressure on president biden to assure the israeli president tomorrow at the white house that this isn't representative of biden's party as a whole. >> we have been fighting to make it clear that israel is a racist state. >> jayapal has since apologized a relief to officials. >> do you think apology right to thing to do comments. >> biden's call with prime minister b b netanyahu today, officials say biden made clear that the u.s. commitment to israel is ironclad, but house republicans say it's the elephant in the room. >> if the democrats want to believe that they do not have a conference that continues to make semitic remarks, they need to do something about it. because they defended these individuals time and again. >> meantime, the white house defending comments ripped as deferential to c

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, j.b.rms unleash themselves across parts of the great lakes. this has caused power outages and tree damage across the region, including in the detroit metro area. another wave of severe storms will be possible later on tonight before the whole system works its way into the northeast. for tomorrow, not only damaging winds, but a tornado threat for big cities like new york, all the way on up towards portland. it is not a high tornado threat, but a few tornadoes will be possible. storms will be in the interior of the northeast, when we start the day, move they will move in along the i-95 corridor door late afternoon through the evening. that will give us all day long to crank up that heats with many alerts in effect, feeling as high as 105. j.b.? >> james: jacqui jeras, thanks for the heads up. meanwhile, here in washington, there are new concerns tonight about the health of the senate's top republican, mitch mcconnell. mcconnell was in the middle of a press conference when he abruptly stopped

jacqui ibanez you like that point?e would jump right on and help out as much as i can. >> trace: and i believe you would. you know, that's the whole thing is you talk about the whole thing jill simonian you wonder what if somebody gets hurt and there's this litigation that follows because we're such a litigious society now. >> and anyone who lives in california knows that people are crazy. and i don't say that to be funny i say that as a legitimate description. it is terrifying. and as much as i would want to jump in, i would probably not. >> trace: so the nightcap poll would you have helped, jumped in, helped, and the answer twitter yes 77% would jump in and on instagram 69% say yes, michael says if a law enforcement officer is in need have help i would be standing ready willing not recording. and as long as the person doesn't have a gun we should be allowed to help the officers out. peachy keenan what are your thoughts. >> it's tough because in the era of daniel penny i have to tell my sons not to get involved becaus

jacqui heinrich thank you very much. stay for the latest job report hiring slowed in june it's at its lowest point since late 2020. about 209,000 jobs were added to the economy with the unemployment rate falling slightly to 3.6%. treasury secretary janet yellin sank those numbers are not such a surprise. she is also not ruling out a recession. >> is not completely off the table. but we would expect, with the job market as strong as it is now to see a slower pace of ongoing job gains. super capitol management ceo fox news contributor gary joins us now. so the unemployment rate is at the lowest it has been and more than half a century. so why are some economists concerned about what could be coming? >> because while they number 36 is extra great number there are some what they call termites underneath the surface just chipping away. the 10 year yield on the bond went over excuse me the mortgage rates are over 7% right now because the 10 year yield it's going up her then there is the consumer which has me worried. they are

>> jacqui: not yet, sandra. as you just showed, the president has said all along that he's never spoken with his son about his overseas business deals but now the white house is putting it a little bit differently. first it was ian sams, the spokesman for the white house counsel office and the president was never in business with his son. i asked him in june why the phrasing was different, and he pointed me to a question in the briefing room karine jean-pierre was asked if it was true the president has never spoken with his son and she said nothing has changed. but now as you just saw in that sound bite, yesterday she started using this line not in business with his son. this subtle shift in messaging is gaining all the more attention because hunter's former business partner, devon archer has agreed to a closed door deposition before house republicans who are seeking clarity on president biden's potential involvement in this. devon archer was previously convicted of securities fraud and sentenced to prison in a

jacqui heinrich is live in lithuania with the very latest. hey, jacqui, i know we are digesting some of the remarks he just gave. i don't know if they were in english or not. were they? >> well, there was a live translation happening at the time so we couldn't hear what president zelenskyy was saying, brian. he just took questions alongside the u.n. secretary general ahead head of this g-7 meeting with g-7 leaders that was not on the schedule until this morning. they added that to announce a long-term security package for ukraine that is being compared to the $3.8 billion we give to israel annually. it's the first time, also, that we are seeing president biden alongside zelenskyy after zelenskyy expressed fury that this summit is going to end without even conditional invitation to ukraine to come into the alliance. zelenskyy called that an outrage and warned that russia will likely use the lack of an invitation as a bargaining chip in negotiations to end the war. >> i would like to say that we have some positive news on the new packages of de

hi, jacqui. >> hey, gillian.he president's spokesperson tells reporters she hasn't spoken with the commander-in-chief who had no public events on his schedule today as his son appeared in court. she also wouldn't say whether president biden has been in touch at all with hunter's legal team but she did say this after his plea deal fell apart. >> hunter biden is a private citizen and this was a personal matter for him. as we have said, the president, the first lady, they love their son and they support him as he continues to rebuild his life. >> that private citizen was escorted to court in a multi car secret service motorcade presumably funded by taxpayers. buff the white house is refusing to deliver answers for taxpayers about how the justice department handled its investigation into the president's son. the plea deal it brokered which the judge deemed unacceptable or any potential links to the president in the ongoing probe. >> if you commit a crime as an ordinary citizen then can you expect to be prosecuted if

jacqui, thanks. i appreciate it. if things are as good as the president says, why are more around more americans packing up and leaving blue states for red ones? jeff flock is in philadelphia with more on that part of the story. jeff? >> charles, this is the reality on the street. i come to you from the dusty library of what was one of philadelphia's oldest and most notable art galleries. jason, spin on out there on out there, or head on out. up until today, this place was packed with priceless art which is now being moved from here in philadelphia to, well, one of those red states, to florida where they found i guess better place to be. i'm with the fellow that is doing the moving, blue-line moving. you have specialized in businesses moving from places like philadelphia to florida. >> yes, sir. businesses and residential. the whole northeast going down to florida. leaving the blue states and going to the red states, complaining about crime, taxes and looking for freedom in florida. >> interesting. this was -- we're

jacqui heinrich has more. jacqui?on confirmed they're sending a warship and f-35s and f-16s to the straight of hormuz to bolster security after iran's harassment of shipping vessels. i asked john kirby why the administration is taking this action. here's what he told me. >> they have become more bellicose, more active and more dangerous the peaceful maritime shipping in the gulf region. the secretary of defense wants to make sure as he should to make sure we have the proper assets in place to do that. >> the administration will make a series of moves in response to iran's actions. this is the first we've seen play out since. >> it's not clear where the fighter jets will be placed or how long they'll stay in that region. the pentagon is pulling the ball in their court. >> we call upon iran to immediately cease these destabilizing actions that threaten the free throw of commerce through this waterway. >> since 2019, attacks in the strategic waters have ramped up during the times of tension between the u.s. and iran. wit

hello, jacqui. >> hey, sandra. you know, president zelenskyy pushed very hard to get at least an invitation to the alliance out of the nato summit and despite his frustration, reads in part, ukraine's future is in nato and we will be in position to extend an invitation to ukraine to join the alliance when allies agree and conditions are met. i just interviewed the finnish foreign minister and finland also shares a border with russia, but the new member country agrees conditions right now are not right. >> it's impossible to set an exact timeline. the most important thing is that we help ukraine in achieving those criteria which are needed for nato membership and based on the washington treaty you cannot accept a member who is actively engaged in a war. >> although bride taking credit for turkey dropping its opposition to sweden joining the alliance, president zelenskyy's fury about all this played out in full view and i talked about it with president biden's under secretary of defense. >> president zelenskyy had ex

first to jacqui heinrich. she joins us from the knot lawn. hi, jacqui. >> gillian, good to see you. hunter's acknowledgement about making money from a chinese infrastructure investment company in court and the president's unawareness about it may lend some credence to the president's claim that he's never spoken with his son about his overseas business dealings. even that has been called to question after white house officials have started to shift their language around here to saying the president was never in business with his son. we've asked about that multiple times. the answer we always get is that nothing has changed. the language has changed and it's the difference between no knowledge and no involvement. congressional republicans are weighing an impeachment inquiry to get to the bottom of that question and others. the president making a joke about that. >> "the washington post" suggested republicans may have to find something else to criticize me for. now that inflation is coming down. maybe they'll decide to impeach me because it's coming down. i don't know. i love that on

>> james: jacqui jeras, thanks for the heads up.e new concerns tonight about the health of the senate's top republican, mitch mcconnell. mcconnell was in the middle of a press conference when he abruptly stopped speaking. the 81-year-old fell earlier this year and suffered a concussion. cbs's nikole killion is on capitol hill with the latest. >> in a string of... >> reporter: just a few moments into his weekly news conference, minority leader mitch mcconnell stop talkin midsentence and froze. >> are you okay, mitch? >> anything else you want to say? let's go back, do you want to say anything else to the press? >> reporter: he was escorted away by colleagues before returning a few minutes later to answer reporters questions. >> i'm fine. >> you are fine? you are fully able to do your job? >> reporter: a mcconnell aid said he felt lighthearted and stepped away for a moment, but the incident prompted fresh inquiries about the 81-year-old's health. any concerns about his health, or have you noticed anything? >> i always wish leader mcco

hi, jacqui. >> good evening, gillian. while lawmakers heard about the impact of these policies, florida's attorney general reacted to new data about one they sued to stop. mass migrant releases with no way to track them, no court date, just a direction to self-report to ice within 60 days. the a.g.'s office telling fox tonight the numbers prove what they have been trying to say for the last two years homeland security democrats bashing today's border hearing as pointless. >> another stunt to please that crowd who are demanding the impeachment of someone, anyone at all. >> riling expert witnesses testifying. >> think how many criminals and terrorists applauded the got-aways. ranking member sorry we are wasting your time. >> track how cartels and smugglers benefit from, quote, biden's open border policies underscored by new policies uncovered court filing stunning migrants released on parole simply disappear. dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas denied releases are were happening just before title 42 bass lifted. >> you said at

first to jacqui heinrich from the white house. hi, jacqui. >> hi, martha.very little reaction from the white house about hunter's case today. the press secretary said she's not spoken with president biden who had no public events on his schedule as his son appeared in court. she wouldn't say if the president reached out to hunter's legal team. she did say this. >> hunter biden is a private citizen. this was a personal matter for him. as we said, the president, the first lady, they love their son and they support him as he continues to rebuild his life. >> that private citizen was escorted to court in a secret service motorcade presumably funded by taxpayers. it's frustrating that we can't ask questions about the secret service protectee. the prosecutor said in court, hunter biden is being investigated for matters other than tax evasion and unlawful gun possession revealing the government could bring a charge under the foreign agent's registration act. given this other universe of material could potentially implicate president biden, we wanted to ask if the

jacqui heinrich is in the front row. when her turn comes, we'll take you back there. if anything of great interest happens, we'll pop back in there as well. ari fleischer, your thoughts on what we heard from john kirby and kirby at the podium. karine jean-pierre was there for a couple minutes. we've seen kirby more lately. >> he's a real upgrade. john kirby is good. whether you agree with the president's policies, john kirby represented articulately and with knowledge. i like to see that. it brings everybody to a higher level and makes reporter ask smarter and better questions. >> martha: we'll continue to see if we get anything more on the cocaine part of the story, which we talked about. and ari, thanks very much for being with us today. great to have you here. >> thank you, martha. >> we love to have you on set. >> thank you. >> a lot of talk about joe manchin threatening the president's chances perhaps of returning to the white house for a second term with maybe a bid of his own from this no labels group. they have a lot of money. making a big splash today. karl r

jacqui heinrich, 1600 pennsylvania. jacqui, thank you. >> sandra: garrett is joining us, president of vrg strategies, former chief of staff to john buck, and carley cooperman, adog shone said this about gavin newsom. >> it's not for the white house, and potentially very harmful. a big day potentially for gavin newsom. >> sandra: that made a slash, doug, obviously a democrat, it was unfolding and the plea deal falling apart he made that statement. that was an interesting moment. >> i think there are a few things going on. first justice is going to play out for hunter biden and you know, the white house is not interfering with that investigation, president biden himself said he's not going to intervene or he's not going to pardon hunter if things get to that point. >> he has not said that but his white house said that. >> his white house has said that. i think what doug is referring to, though, is the fact that there is a clear dissatisfaction among voters in terms of the fact that you know, there's concern over biden's a

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details live from the north lawn.ening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. >> president biden confirms needs to continue close alliance with israel especially to keep iran from getting a nuclear weapon. as the president met with israel's president, officials here clarified that biden's invitation to meet with the prime minister won't necessarily be at the white house as tensions continue to simmer. >> america's commitment to israel is firm and it is -- it is ironclad. >> president biden meeting with israel's symbolic figure head president isaac herzog not the head of its government prime minister b.b. netanyahu amid high tensions controversial bans to overhaul the israeli judicial system and growing sentellments in occupied territories. this recent be comment in the back grounds. >> this is one of the most extreme members of cabinets that i have seen. >> getting a response in the oval office. >> israeli democracy is sound, strong and resilient. we are going debates. we are going through challenging moments. >> democrats h

. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich watching her all morning on "fox & friends first" shoe.s he in front of the castle. hey. >> good morning, ainsley, good morning, steve and brian. the president was just joking with u.k. prime minister. they have only been meeting once a month or so because they have had so many frequent meetings in the last several months. had the president really made a point of stopping here to meet with the king after missing his coronation. the two leaders are going to talk climate finance in just a little while from now. but the president will also need to justify his decision to give controversial cluster bombs to ukraine after u.k. prime minister ri rishi sunak voiced opposition to that move. while more than 120 countries banned these weapons the white house is not one of them. called russia's use of them a potential war crime they say ukraine has a right to use them on their own land and incentive to mitigate risk to its own people that committed to a post war clean-up. >> this is about keeping ukraine in the fight. so, we're going to send these ad

jacqui heinrich is live at the white house. jackie, that was quite a hearing?sure was, john and it still going on. democrats have wasted no time calling out republican voters for bringing robert f. kennedy jr. to testify think this is nothing more than a ploy to spotlight and elevate president biden's political opponent and giving him from as they put it, democrats a dangerous microphone for what they call bigoted misinf misinformation. ranking members kicked off a list of the most controversial claims about the pandemic and vaccines, including his remark that covid was ethnically targeted to caucasians and black people, sparing the chinese and jerws citing papers out there and the dash congressman debbiedebbiedebbie wasserman scs with she said a violation of the testimony that things degrades republicans rejected it. >> the republican hearings have unfolded over the last few days and throughout this entire congress are a malignant clown show. robert f. kennedy is a living, breathing, pulse flag operation. his whole campaign is being run by right wing political

let's go to the nato summit right now and jacqui heinrich in lithuania with more. jacqui? >> hi, neil. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is not hiding his fury that he's going to end this visit without a conditional invitation to join the alliance. he called that unprecedented and absurd and warned that russia will use this as a negotiating chip trying to block them out of a future bid for membership as part of the path to end the war. the alliance issued a joint statement saying that ukraine's future is with nato but the timing is just not right. i talked about it with president biden's undersecretary of defense and new nato member finland's foreign minister. >> ukraine has to meet the same standard that every other nato members does, democratic reform, interoperability, which means our militaries can work together. there's conditions that every country has to make so the door is wide open for ukraine. there's still some steps left to go. >> based on the washington treaty, you cannot accept a member who is actively engaged in a war. as unfortunate it is for ukraine,

from our partners at the weather channel be a good evening jacqui. >> good evening, margaret.eloping and increasing the risk area as we head into the later night hours for tonight. these are going to go all night long, with individual storms that then merge into a big complex of storms heading from the west towards the east, across the region. the rainfall will be heavy and could lead to flash flooding. the northeast gets in on the severe weather for tomorrow. but temperatures will still be brutally hot. first well into the 90s, ways le washington, d.c., going from 95 degrees down to 88 and will stay in the 80s then with cooler temperatures the rest of the week. margaret? >> margaret: turning now to the war in ukraine, our cbs news crew is inside a city that came under attack today by russian forces. cbs's ramy inocencio reports, fighting is intense in southern ukraine, where vladimir putin's troops remain deeply entrenched. >> reporter: glory to ukraine, glory to heroes, chant ukrainian troops. on the southern front in line with russia, ukraine's military retook the small set

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret.impeachment inquiry if speaker mccarthy decides to launch one could drag into the 2024 election season. while the white house is trying to stay above the fray the chair of the dnc is egg didding in saying it's clear that donald trump is the real speaker of the house and the republican majority is a little more than an arm of his 2024 campaign. >> president biden smiles and keeps walking, not responding to house speaker kevin mccarthy considering an impeachment infire inquiry to involve questions about his involvement if any with hunter biden's business dealings. the president has long maintained he had no knowledge of it. >> i never discussed a single thing with my son about anything have having to do with ukraine. no one has indicated i have. we have always kept everything separate. >> i have never discussed my business or their business, my sons or daughter's. >> the white house has shifted that rack wage recently to no involvement. >> the president has -- was never in business with

jacqui heinrich with the president today.e, talking on manufacturing, the economy and not saying much about the name hunter. jacqui knows. she's there now. >> not by name, neil. but he did seem to hint at the talk about it. the president is in maine for a lucrative fund raiser in freeport. he first made a stop in auburn to tout his administration's efforts to bring back manufacturing in a state that ranks 12th worst in the nation for it. in in his remarks about the economy, it seemed that the president had impeachment on his mind. >> "the washington post" suggested republicans may have to find something else to criticize me for now that inflation is coming down. maybe they'll decide to impeach me. i don't know. i love that one. >> president biden taking a swipe at congressional republicans after kevin mccarthy appeared to dampen prospects of a formal probe any time soon amid criticism that once an inquiry has begun, there's no turning back. mccarthy defended his threat that if congress can't get the information that they want

you i know jacqui you contributed to the big exclusive in the post today this first report on trump'spressure former republican governor greg doug doocy about shortfall over more than 10,000 votes what can you tell us about this phone call and is this being looked at by jack smith's team? >> yes alex i have to politely disagree with governor doocy's statement to my colleagues who landed this brilliant and interesting scoop this morning. we are not quite sure if governor doocy the former governor has been contacted by smith's office since he communicated to others during a donor meeting over a meal in arizona earlier this year that he was under pressure after trump's loss to a republican. in the state. this account had been confirmed by others who were aware of doocy's call with former president donald trump after the election where trump was repeatedly asking him to find evidence to substantiate his claims of voter fraud so it's unclear if the special counsel has contacted do you see just yet. doocy had explicit expressed surprise that he had yet to be called in at least at the time.

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has the details. hi, jacqui. >> good evening, gillian.ert f. kennedy jr. used his time in the hot seat to call for an end toxic political division, to defend free speech and defend himself against allegations of anti-semitism. but democrats used that moment to secure the 2024 contender and the republicans who brought him in to testify. >> president biden without a care in the world that house republicans put his top 20 # 24 challenger in the spotlight. >> sandwich. >> after an event in philadelphia touting bidenomics. democrats on capitol hill were up in arms. >> why would you give robert f. kennedy jr. a congressional platform to spew his hatred? here's the answer. robert f. kennedy jr. is a living, breathing false flag operation. >> weaponization of government subcommittee called up r.f.k. jr. to testify about censorship. although youtube and instagram previously removed kennedy's content citing company policies against misinformation, the biden administration was not successful in getting twitter to take down kennedyens 2021 tweet limp

as jacqui just detailed he is going to get more weapons. he is going to get the security guarantees, but not goat to join nato promptly asap. on talking with sean how our president is appearing to the balance of the world while he is there on the big stage in lithuania. >> imagine right now if you are a communist party of china leader signature in beijing because you read and you watch the press. you see all of these things. so here is what you have seen over the weekend. cocaine was found at the white house. then the president, you know, had this fight with a beach chair over there and he just looked like he could barely move. then he goes to london and embarrasses himself and then the report tonight you feel bad for the guy. you do. it's not his fault that he is 80. but you also have to acknowledge that our friends, our allies around the world see all of this and their confidence is shaken about the person in charge and our enemies see it, too. like china. and they are emboldened by it. they will be emboldened by it. >> brian: condemn chi

. >> todd: jacqui heinrich live in windsor, good morning to you. >> jackie: good morning. president biden made a point of stopping here to discuss with the king climate finance, ways to get the private sector off the sideline. the president will justify his decision to provide cluster bombs to ukraine. the u.k. announced opposition and the president drew criticism also for this. >> president biden: the ukrainians are running out of ammunition, this war is relating to munitions. they are running out of ammunition and we're low on it. >> critics blasted the president for saying we are low on the shells. the white house told fox digital, the military has specific requirements for number of ammunition in our reserve in case of military conflict. everything we send to ukraine is in excess of that, the u.s. is not running out of ammunition itself. it highlights need for other nato partners to do more. >> this is what the president needs to do with nato, hold their feet to the fire. 500 days into the war, of all money contributed, united states doubled what all other countries ha

jacqui heinrich north lawn tracking that story for us today.esterday would not say many times whether the working theory is that a guest brought this in, but they did emphasize many times in the briefing that the cocaine was found in an area that is heavily trafficked, including by visitors. secret service described this area as a personal belongings cubby used by guests and staffers in the west wing. they are conducting fingerprint and dna tests as part of their probe and reportedly looking at security footage and white house visitor logs. incident highlights potential security gaps and concerns a more dangerous substance like anthrax could slip through. >> how determined is the president to get to the bottom who brought illegal drugs into the white house. >> secret service is getting to the bottom of it, it's under their purview. >> the question was how determined is the president. >> the president thinks it's very important to get to the bottom of this. secret service, under their purview, is looking into this. >> house oversight republicans

the substance was found sunday night, bryan. >> jacqui heinrich live at the white house. thank you. >> let's bring in tiffany justice, co founder of moms for liberty. their group had a great turnout. it was sold out. let's begin with this national education association summit. you had the president, becky pringle, that spoke and gave a speech i think yesterday. you have the president speaking to that group now. the largest teacher's union. what was not mentioned by the national education association president in her speech was anything to do with test scores, the fact that they're as far back, students reading and math scored are down to the 1990s plummeting to 1971. they're fighting for what they say are students freedoms and bringing up book banning and lgbtq policies that are being pushed by organizations like yours. what is your response when this association comes together and that's topic number 1? >> well, i think it's just reflective of the fact that 2/3s of american children are not reading on grade level. we had the summit in philadelphia. what we talked about i

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first to jacqui heinrich on what the white house is saying about next steps for this. jacqui? >> yeah, the white house is going to have a hard time fulfilling calls from alexandria ocasio-cortez and others to suspect interest on students loan payments during that 12-month great period the administration is enacting before payments resume. as part of the budget agreement, the president signed in to law those payments must start again after august. the first ones are due in october. the only reason this grace period is considered a valid work around is because the bills would still be due but interest would be accruing. otherwise, it would be a postponement, which is barred under the new law. that makes this nearly impossible. >> i believe that there's several steps that we should be considering as well to go a step beyond. i would like to see interest payments suspended during this time, especially during the 12 month ramp up period. >> the great period temporarily removes the threat of default if borrows cannot make their payments when they start back up as they work on anothe

but the sunrise on april 8th, 2014 was of particular interest to robin spielbauer's mom jacqui.before. and that's enough, there was still no sign of her. >> i'm like, okay, if robin is not here. i'm gonna be working, how we're gonna get the girls to school? what is going on? >> as the hours past, jacqui and her husband steve nervously conjured up scenarios as to where the daughter might be. maybe with her new boyfriend jared? or her best friend erin? >> meanwhile she fell asleep at erin's house. or this house. she wasn't at any of these places. >> meanwhile, around high noon, a local businessman was driving through farmland outside of amarillo. and swung his pick up on to a curve strip of dirt. called helium road. >> as soon as i turned, i saw three girls running towards me. saying, hollering, she's dead! she's dead! my first response was who is dead? and i freaked. >> and he saw a black chevy tahoe. and something, make that someone, was slumped near the rear wheel. >> the girl was not moving, not breathing. lots of dried blood on her forehead. we called 9-1-1, and immediately t