. >> jacqui: good to be with you. i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. a red tow truck hit a minivan on a dallas highway. donald collins helped the passengers. >> john: as he was helping them get to safety, police say collins was hit by an suv that was driven by an illegal immigrant who was suspected of driving drunk. he eventually died at a nearby hospital. garrett tenny has the details in this horrifying story and garrett, what more do we know about the suspect? >> john, her name is irma, 33 years old, and according to ice, in the country illegally. dallas county sheriff's says martinez was drunk early saturday morning when she crashed into the minivan and into donald collins killing him. martinez is held on an immigration detainer after being charge the with manslaughter and assault with a vehicle. the family of donald collins or trey as they call him have shown remarkable faith and compassion, even towards the woman who took his life. >> i pray that since she still has breath in her body that she gets to know the lord because i don't want her to go t

jacqui. >> jacqui: casey stegall for us in el paso. thanks so much. >> john: as migrant crossings trend up heading into the fall, fox news has dramatic footage from the texas department of public safety showing agents involved in a high speed chase of a group of human smugglers before detaining them on foot. joining us now is texas dps spokesman lieutenant chris oliveras. the dps showed us the footage, it goes through a small rural neighborhood ends up with the two occupants of the vehicle, one whom appears to be a child in the orange t-shirt running through the brush, jumps into a swamp. how much more of this are you seeing? it seems to happen almost every day. what's the danger to the public posed by this? >> good afternoon, john. thanks for having me on. this is a daily occurrence every day on the border, not just us as also local and county, and with that, dangers are the fact you have the high speed chases where the smugglers have no record for the safety of the motoring public. they drive on the wrong side of the road, crash into

someone putting a lot of thought into this is jacqui canney. making sure people can work most effectively from where they are, are you asking people to come back to the office? are you getting clicks ability around servicenow? jacqui: thank you for having us here. it gives me an opportunity to talk about what i love. we have been leading with flexibility and trust for our people, even before covid and is during covid. now we still have the opportunity being a remote person or a flexible person where you are one to three days in the office or are you in the office all of the time? we continue to let our people let that unfold and it has been working great for us. caroline: i was talking to someone working in key tech offices having to make that decision now and they may be worried about what the winter like. how they will be feeling in the months to come and how that ultimately unfolds. how do you make sure flexibility remains? jacqui: it is the conversation between a manager and a person here. have flexibility in the conversation. we continue t

just going back to the point, though, jacqui, about players stepping up. a lot of times in these tournaments it's about finding ways of confidence and momentum for individual players that can really carry teams through. that performance from lauren james, but also millie bright leading the back line. we've mentioned about her growing into this tournament as well, coming back from injury, and those are the things that you want to continue to improve and allow you to build into the knockout stages. >> jacqui: yes, millie bright injured in march in the champions league match, that really innocuous injury at the time, and questions asked since then, will she be fit, the manager being asked that all the time. and she said the plan was always to get back to this world cup with the absence of leah williamson the captain, so important that she was available. and alex greenwood really taking on greater significance as well, she was so unlucky to miss out on a starting place at the euros. it was the last friendly before the european championship, leah williamson was

across the island, jacqui bowles is on a mission.r a week and i've set myself a quest to get a photo of myself with every island competing in the games, all 24. and i literally have st helena to get my 24. so i've come to a football match. with just a couple of hours left before herferry home, jacqui's tracked down the missing team as they played their last game. now, we didn't know what to expect. we came into the unknown. so we only have six teams in a league and no international competition here. and that's probably if they come to the island, the navy or something come in once in a blue moon. yeah. and we play them and then we only play six months of the year because six months the field is used for cricket. so i've been following the football team. don't know nothing about football, but i'm following them just st helena have jumped hurdles to get here. the population of their tiny island is just 6,000 and they've travelled well over 4,000 miles to reach the competition. if it wasn't for the delay caused by covid, they might not

, good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. the biden campaign claims they haven't even had the conversation about whether the president will participate in general election debate and the dnc is not entertaining calls from primary challengers to face off with biden. but the president revealed today that he will be tuning in tonight on fox. >> what's your expectation for the g.o.p. debate tonight? >> i have none. >> president biden will be among those watching as g.o.p. white house hopefuls duke it out and his campaign appears to be playing into the rnc chairwoman's reported warning to trump that his absence could give biden cover to opt out of a face-off with the eventual republican nominee. today declining to commit to general election debates. >> we have not had a conversation about that at all. i'm sure one day we will. but it's not today and i don't have any news on that. >> biden's campaign blanketing milwaukee with billboards. even a plane contrasting biden's policies to what they call the extreme maga agenda. also runni

>> norah: jacqui jeras, thank you. there is breaking news tonight from pittsburgh.s today. it started when sheriff's deputies tried to evict a man. they were met with a barrage of bullets from inside. witnesses say hundreds of rounds were fired, a sergeant was hurt while ducking the gunfire. officers sent a drone to locate the gunman who was fatally shot. it is not clear if the suspect killed himself or was shot by police. tonight, the philadelphia police commissioner is bowing to fire one of her own officers after a fatal shooting of a man during a traffic stop. cbs's jeff pegues reports this comes as a new has emerged that appears to contradict the department's original account of what happened, and a warning, the video is graphic. >> reporter: surveillance video captured on. ring cameras shows 27-year-old eddie irizarry, pulling over after driving the wrong way down a one-way street. moments later, two officers pulled up alongside him and jump out of the police cruiser with their guns drawn. >> show your hands! [bleep]! [bleep]! [gunshots] >> reporter: five secon

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, norah. place across the nation's midsection. feels-like temperatures in the triple digits, from minneapolis all the way down to the gulf coast. many more records being broken, not just in chicago, but also in milwaukee, that hit 100 degrees today, only for the seventh time in the month of august. triple digits expected tomorrow, as well, but breaking down that heat dome a bit in the great lakes into the northeast. that will bring the threat of storms, some of which will be severe. and the tropics very active right now. we are watching tropical storm franklin emerging off the coast of the dominican republic. got to keep an eye on it here in the eastern u.s. likely to see some coastal impacts with big waves and rough surf. norah? >> norah: jacqui jeras, thank you. there is breaking news tonight from pittsburgh. a neighborhood on edge for hours today. it started when sheriff's deputies tried to evict a man. they were met with a barrage of bullets from inside. witnesses say hundreds of rounds we

jacqui? >> hi, neil.eah, we got out of the east room where the president held the 1-year anniversary celebration. it was a classic joe biden event. he whispered at one point, yelled at another point. he said the inflation reduction acted is working. he called it a key part of bidenomics, touting jobs creation, specifically in manufacturing and new investments in climate, even though he didn't get in to the fact that now the estimate of what that will cost is triple what we were told this would go through. that was $385 billion. now new estimates could be somewhere of 1.04 trillion or so. as you mentioned, the new analysis showing that the inflation that has come down has nothing to do with the inflation reduction act. if the president wants to celebrate this, still has major work to do turning down attitudes about the economy heading in to 2024. a new cnn poll shows 51% of americans believe the economy is in a downturn and still heading south. then you also had biden with a 37% approval rating on his hand

i think what jacqui's saying there, i don't quite get it.an play whatever you want to play and it doesn't mean you're actually doing whatever the person -- it's like playing hitler in a movie not like you did something nefarious. >> there is a tradition going back to the kill a mocking bird and all the way through of this white savior factor and it's a difficult slippery slope here. i think in the creation and writing of hollywood pictures over time, and we're going back, there probably wasn't enough diversity representation so you see that in some of these stories. i think the good news is you're starting to see so many different pictures, whether it's barbie or get out or even squid games coming from lots of different angles and i think, i don't know if something like this picture, this was 12 years ago, right, when it was released? they're not marketed the same way right now anyway. and the oscar stuff is ridiculous because it wouldn't make any difference at all so it is absurd. >> in the last couple years in our oscar lineup we've had 12

so really not an answer. >> martha: thanks, jacqui. let's bring in carl rowe, former deputy chief of staff to george w. bush and a fox news contributor and tom dupree, former deputy assistant attorney general. welcome, gentlemen, to both of you. tom, let me ask you the question that jacqui is raising here. it would be different if you had this independent outside special counsel who was just taking on the case. perhaps there's an argument that he shouldn't go before congress. this is just a continuation of what's been going on all along. why shouldn't he be held accountable by the legislative branch in terms of what he's been doing and, you know, whether or not there's been an actual investigation and what is any different now. >> look, he absolutely should be held accountable. the decision to appoint a special counsel was good. the decision to select david weiss not so good. look, the white house has been hammering the point that he's a trump appointee. at this point, i care less about who appointed him. the question is does he have a

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live in lake tahoe. jacqui, thanks. you help the victims of the wirs, can you just go to red cross.org/fox forward. make a donation there. or you can scan the qr code on the screen. you can also text hawaii to 90999 and make a $10 donation. stocks were mixed today. the dow lost 37. the s&p 500 was up 30. the nasdaq gained 207 today. ♪ much of southern california dealing with the remnants of hurricane hilary which dumped records amounts of rain on that region. it's the first tropical storm to hit los angeles in 84 years. and as if that were not enough, an earthquake rocked the area just north of the city. national correspondent william la jeunesse is in los angeles right now. >> seeing the damage that it can do. it's nothing to take likely. >> historic flooding. mud slides, thousands without power. tropical storm hilary slammed southern california sunday turning roads into rivers. this man lost his house. >> it sucks to see it go. but, lives can't be replaced. material objects can it's better to just replace a house, fix

jacqui heinrich at camp david.qui, thanks. ♪ >> with just five days until the first primary debate. republican presidential candidates are working overtime to try to woo voters and to try to earn a spot on the debate stage, if they haven't already. several candidates participated in an event in atlanta today. a few others are in iowa as the state fair continues there to draw in g.o.p. hopefuls. correspondent alexis mcadams is still in des moines tonight. >> as candidates will hurd and perry johnson hit the iowa state fair, the g.o.p. heavy hitters campaigning in georgia. [cheers] >> on stage in the same city where the former president was just hit with his fourth indictment. governor kemp says americans should stop living in the past. >> if you are still mad about that, quit complaining and do something that will help us win in 2024. >> candidates hit on a top issue for voters. >> what they are talking about is inflation. and why groceries and gas are expensive. >> i think that run away spending is driving inflatio

>> jacqui jeras, thanks. >>> another deadly weekend after multiple mass shootings in america.n's capital leaves three dead and at least two others wounded. so far no arrests have been made. and overnight in texas at least seven people were wounded after gunfire erupted at a nightclub. it happened in port arthur, about 90 miles east of houston. >>> russia launched more than 70 missiles and drones at ukraine overnight in one of the biggest assaults in recent weeks, an escalation of force after two russian ships were hit and damaged by drones in the black sea. cbs news foreign correspondent ramy inocencio is in odesa with the latest. >> reporter: ukraine's air force said at least 10 of russia's 70 missiles and drones evaded its defenses. a blood transfusion center in northeast ukraine and a grain silo and military airfield west of the capital, kyiv, getting hit. it's russia's likely reaction to this dramatic first on friday. ukraine's military claimed its sea drones hit a commercial russian port on the black sea and this vessel, believed to be a russian warship. crippled and list

jacqui heinrich joins us from the north lawn of the white house. jacqui, does the team at all appear concerned about the probe ramping up as the president's seeking re-election? >> well, gillian, one point to note, yesterday the press secretary was asked if the president is frustrated his son's plea deal is falling apart and that hunter biden would be facing a criminal indictment just as his father is heading into election season. and interestingly enough, karine jean-pierre in her answer responded to allegations about president biden's involvement in all of this. >> if you think about what republicans in congress have tried to do for years, right, making claims of, and allegations, right, about the president on this front, over and over again and what's the result of that if you ask yourself what we have seen from that, they keep turning up documents and witnesses showing the president wasn't involved, never discussed these business dealings and did nothing wrong. >> karine also reiterated the president has not been in business with his son and do

fox news' jacqui heinrich has the very latest from today's briefing. jacqui?s maintaining this is not a ransom payment. they're pointing out there's no u.s. taxpayer dollars involved here. that's not how critics of this administration see it. mike pence called it the largest ransom payment in american history. >> president biden made a payment hoff $6 billion to iran. they intend to use the resources for whatever they want. we know what they use the money for. it's to support malign influences across the region, support terrorism around the world. >> that concern was echoed by the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu as jennifer griffin just mentioned. the israelis said any deal with i ran that doesn't put a halt to their nuclear program will fund terrorist activity by that state. the white house denied that the move has anything to to with their efforts to deter iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. >> will it harm the u.s.-israel relationship at this time? >> this is about bringing home u.s. citizens. that's what this is about. it's not about anything

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you. >> thanks. >> bret: speaking of which, an ominous warning tonight from hawaii's governor. he says scores more victims of the country's deadliest wildfire in more than a century could still be among the ruins there. the official death toll tonight stands at 96. more than 1,000 people are still missing. questions and accusations now concerning the government's actions before and during the fire are growing more intense. so is the effort to find out exactly what started this blaze. national correspondent william la jeunesse is on maui right now. >> as residents and fire crews worked to put out america's deadliest wildfire in more than a century, challenges and controversies are mounting. with growing questions about where and how the fires started. >> we never heard any sirens. >> and why maui's state of the art warning system was not activated. >> generally speaking we do not have sirens for fires. i don't know if anybody in any other state does. the sirens tell to you go in

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret.eeks before student loan payments resumed for the first time in over three years, president biden is launching a new program based on income and household size. those qualifying will have monthly bills slashed in half and interest limited. but, once again, there's a chance it doesn't pan out. >> i promise to fix the problems of the existing student loan program. i'm proud we are keeping that promise. >> officials say millions of borrowers will have monthly payments reduced to zero. orioles will save nearly a thousand dollars a year under president biden's latest plan to eliminate the burden of student debt. >> we have already approved over 116,000ness debt cancellation for 3.4 million americans, no matter how many lawsuits, challenges or road blocks republican elected officials or specia our way. >> in the come weeks education department officials will reach out to nearly 30 million borrowers as part of a massive campaign to boost enrollment. it will also serve to counter beliefs the p

let's bring in meteorologist jacqui jeras from our partners at the weather channel. >> good evening,t. a severe weather event is going to be unfolding now here tonight and will continue into early next week. we're kicking things off into parts of the plains, where we may have some widespread damaging winds with clusters of thunderstorms that spread from the northwest down towards the south and east. now, for sunday we'll be focusing in on the ohio valley and the tennessee river valley. the rain may be very heavy and come in rounds, which means flash flooding is going to be a good possibility. and then as we head into monday we kick off the workweek with severe weather mostly in the interior parts of the northeast, but getting close along the i-95 corridor. these storms are going to be riding around our ridge of high pressure, that heat dome, if you will, that just doesn't want to go away. it will be the southern tier of the country where more potential records will be broken. robert? >> jacqui jeras at the weather channel. >>> today in texas there is widespread uncertainty following

jacqui heinrich never confused. it's interesting, jacqui, the one moment when the hunter biden issue was ever so briefly addressed, the president not so ever so lightly punted. what can you tell us? >> well, i think that was probably the last topic he wanted to talk about on that stage with two foreign leaders at this historic summit. you have these two leaders appearing together given the deep distrust between those two nations following all of those years where japan colonized the korean peninsula, following between the years of 1910 and world war ii. this is a big moment for the president to try to be discussing the biggest issues facing that region, including chinese military aggression, economic coercion, the nuclear proliferation program happening in north korea and how this affects our allies and the united states particularly with this ballistic missile. so he didn't want to take questions on the investigation into his son. didn't surprise me that he punted to the justice department there. i think some of th

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. notable absence at this bill's first birthday party was the senator who helped write it. joe manchin today was railing against the biden administration for implementing this law as a radical climate agenda as new estimates show the climate spending that was passed will end up costing nearly three times what they planned. but the white house is glossing over it. >> thank you, mr. president. [applause] >> president biden celebrating the one year anniversary of the inflation reduction act as a key part of his economic agenda. >> guess what? it's working. >> evening though economists say price cooling over the last year had more to do with gas prices dropping than it did with the ira. today one white house official acknowledged what it really amounts to. >> the largest investment in clean energy and climate action ever in the united states, in the history of the bolder. world.biden admitted last week e inflation reduction act's name isn't really right telling the crowd i wish i hadn't cal

jacqui, what's the latest from there?> well, john, the president has nothing on his official schedule this week. but white house officials have some thoughts about how the president should be spending his time. >> does he plan to watch the republican debate on wednesday? >> i don't know. i sure hope not. i hope he -- for his sake. so -- but i don't know, actually. >> even if the president doesn't pay any attention, the biden campaign certainly is. communication director saying trump is shunning the spotlight because of his failed jobs record in the state, a new defunct plan to set up a so-called innovation center with 13,000 jobs. trump took credit for that in 2018 saying the company ceo if i didn't get elect he would not be spending $10 billion. last week the property was put up for sale. cedric richmond is saying he doesn't think president biden will respond to gop attacks and his focus on governing, but it's increasingly clear democrats are hoping for a biden-trump rematch in 2024. jim messina saying that would best po

jacqui. >> hey, sandra.wo mentions of hunter biden by name last night at the debate, which is likely a pleasant surprise for the president's team. democrats expected the candidates to equate former president trump's legal problems with those facing the first son. also amid the federal probe and congressional investigations into hunter biden and the first family, the campaign was asked how they would navigate that dragging on the campaign and they punted. >> mccarthy wakes up every day praying he has 218 votes to be speaker of the house. so we have really no time to focus on what mccarthy says day-by-day. >> the president said yesterday he would be watching the debate. we don'tif hunter joined in. he is here in lake tahoe, he arrived separately by commercial flight, a bit unusual. until early last month when his legal battles ramped up, he would often fly air force one or marine one with his dad. this was the norm when biden was vice president, records and emails showing hunter tagged along to at least 13 cou

>> jacqui jeras, thanks. >>> another deadly weekend after multiple mass shootings in america.un violence in the nation's capital leaves two dead. overnight in texas, at least seven people were wounded after gunfire erupted at a nightclub. it happened in port arthur, about 90 miles east of houston. >>> russia launched more than 70 missiles and drones at ukraine overnight in one of the biggest assaults in recent weeks. an escalation of force after two russian ships were hit and damaged by drones in the black sea. cbs news foreign correspondent ramy inocencio is in odesa with the latest. >> reporter: ukraine's air force said at least ten of russia's 70 missiles and drones evaded its defenses. a blood transfusion center in northeast ukraine and a grain silo and military airfield west of the capital, kyiv, getting hit. it's russia's likely reaction to this dramatic first on friday. ukraine's military claimed its sea drones hit a commercial russian port on the black sea and this vessel believed to be a russian warship. crippled and listing to one side, it was towed home to a naval b

. >> so jacqui, special counsel jack smith has proposed a january 2nd start date for trump's trial ones of attempting to overturn his 2020 election loss. does that seem realistic to you what do you expect these trials and they're scheduling to look like in the midst of a campaign to take the white house? >> i think we can confidently say that the january 6th trial is going to take priority above all of the other trials that have been scheduled so far that trump is going to have to be attending to next year, while he's also juggling this campaign responsibility. but it's unclear whether january is -- january, 2024, is going to be a exact -- judge tanya chutkan has -- until august 28th to put forward their counter proposal of what they would like. we can imagine they are going to be -- that this trial should be delayed until after the election, for some of the same reasons they previously argued in classified documents case, for example, where they said they interfered with the political process, and that trump was sort of owed the freedoms -- some rights and not having to have these ti

thank you, jacqui. camp david there. >> much more complicated than to say it comes from countries. there are joint ventures between american entities and potential foreign entity to create the possibility of jobs and energy in the united states. it's too complicated to try to explain. >> aishah: that is hunter biden's attorney, abby lowell, dismissing concerns over his client's business dealings saying it's too hard to explain. special counsel make headway in their investigations, nothing but crickets in the biden documents probe. any major developments at all in that case? >> i spoke to a source, aishah, who says robert herr was at the justice department for meetings, not unusual but notable given this high profile investigation into a sitting president. remember, he is the man looking into classified documents found at multiple properties connected to president biden. the penn biden center in d.c. and in wilmington home in garage, these comments in january. >> i think you are going to find nothing there, no regrets, following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do, exac

cheryl: we hope so, jacqui heinrich. thank you. in the meantime republican florida congressman greg steube is leading the charge to impeach president biden over his alleged ties to his son hunter's business dealings. this is what he had to say when asked of special counsel david weiss is protecting the family from an investigation. >> payments made to what the democrat said, there is no evidence he was involved there was absolutely evidence that joe was involved. you witness testimony, financial records, irs whistleblowers and the special counsel supposed to be an unbiased separate person broaden for the purpose to investigate crimes, this is the same guy investigated for five years in gave this as mr. comer said the sweetheart deal to hunter biden and on top of that allowed for felony crimes, the most egregious crimes for the statute of limitations. >> tiana lowe doescher joints be now. your reaction to this move by greg steube. this is a little different from kevin mccarthy saying there was impeachment inquiries, we can discuss a

hi, jacqui. >> hi, martha. we're waiting for the president to speak. they've been walking the grounds speaking informally. we're told a build-in time for that type of discussion outside of their tri-lateral meeting. this is a significant moment to have these three leaders appearing on a stage together. it was two years ago the deputy secretary of state for the u.s., windy sherman, had to stand alone on a stage following a tri-lateral meeting to do a news conference solo. the japanese foreign minister did not want to appear on the same stage as his south korean counterpart. there's been long on going distrust between these two nations because japan had called the korean peninsula between 1910 and the end of world war ii shared concerns. china's economic coercion and military aggression, especially in the taiwan strait and you also have north korea's nuclear program that has been causing many concerns for everybody here. the chinese are not happy that this meeting is happening at all. the foreign ministry issuing a statement that said this is essentially

neil: got it, thank you for that jacqui heinrich in lake tahoe, founder and ceo looking at the utilitiessed, what is good have a deal. obviously hawaiian electric stock has been creaming whether to little too late to respond but more importantly we are seeing this with utilities across the country pressed for in terms of he and everything else to say nothing in the ev's that have to charge up having enough to adequately do their job, what you make of all of that? >> the federal government and local and state governments are putting utility companies in a bind because of passing policies that are not based on science or math or engineering or markets, the passing policy based on politics, whether it is maui or my home city of new york where they come up with a really arbitrary number, 50% of the grid has to be green by the year 2030, now the utility company has to scramble look at content in new york that announced the doubling of rates for the foreseeable future because they cannot accommodate the electric needs at the same time responding to the mandates that are passed by basically wok

jacqui good evening. >>> evening trace.there were a handful of gop contenders that didn't qualify for last night's debate rnc chair woman ron a mcdaniels says there's still time to land a spot on stage five weeks from now at the reagan library. listen. >> i said you have a chance to make it if you continue to go and get to 3%, that's still there. so i'm not going to recommend any of them drop out but i will say all of them will be better than joe biden, even those who didn't make the stage. >>. >> reporter: so there's still a chance. but in order to get an invite, candidates must have 50,000 unique donors up from 40 thousand from the first debate and reach 3% in two national polls or 3% in one national poll and at least 3% from a poll from an early voting state such as iowa, new hampshire or south carolina. that requirement up from 1% from the first debate. currently six of the candidates you saw last night, florida governor ron desantis, biotech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy, former vp mike pence, former new jersey governor

jacqui good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace.50,000 migrants are currently in new york city's care with even more arriving on a daily basis. many of them have remained camped outside the roosevelt holt here, you can see. the hotel opened back in may as the city's main arrival center. now dozens of migrants have been told there is no space inside, and many waited in a line. you can see wrapped around a city block, while others, they slept outside. >> we feel bad. everybody is not happy. i'm telling you, the people are not happy. you see too many people sit outside, no drink, no food, anything. >> reporter: today mayor eric adams says the city has run out of space and the current situation is not sustainable. >> it's not going to get any better. from this moment on, it's downhill. there is no more room. >> reporter: the mayor again repeated calls for more assistance from the state and federal government and is continuing his fight against the state's so-called right to shelter law. trace back to you. >> trace: be careful what you w

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. ththanks.owth fears, bank worries and interest rate concerns in the u.s. the dow tumbling 361. the s&p 500 fell 52. the nasdaq was off 157 today. the new school year either has started or is about to start around the country in new jersey a judge is set to decide whether to block three districts from implementing the controversial new policy concerning child gender identity. correspondent nate foy takes a look tonight from new jersey. >> parents rallied outside the monmouth county courthouse today where inside a new jersey superior court judge heard arguments over gender notification policies. >> parental involvement is really important to make sure that the child feels supported both in school and at home. >> governor phil murphy's administration is suing three school districts over policies requiring teachers to alert parents if their child makes an official request to change genders. [chanting] >> the state wants to block the policies that would impact kids as young as 5 years old. >> we are

house to end all cooperation -- >> john: we are going to jump back out of the briefing, you heard jacqui heinrich questioning the press secretary on the hunter biden investigation. karine jean-pierre, who usually shuts down questions said more about this than she has said in the past, telling jacqui that the republicans, according to her, have been making claims about -- and allegations about president biden which are just not true, that they keep turning documents and evidence that show biden was not involved in any of his son's business dealings, but there are a lot of people who say that is still an open question, that that has not been fully investigated and the more james comer and his committee and jim jordan pull on the ball of wool the more they find out about it. and asked whether or not weiss would testify before congress, she said that's up to the doj, which again shows the difference between the independent counsel statute of the 1990s when ken starr was appointed to look into the clinton affairs and what's happening now, because the statute, under the doj, the special counse

it goes to jacqui.he current government and not opposing the ulez scheme more vigorously at the moment because they they wish to use this with their manifesto in the next general election. >> jacqui, you are so cynical, cynical about politicians, political figures . do you know? political figures. do you know? i actually think that is absolutely i believe that is absolutely i believe that is absolutely right that the tory party will try and use this at the mayoral election when you'll be told that susan hall was opposed to all of this. right from the word go that the tory party are to be believed on this and i think it's very cynical. and my i guess what really upsets me a bit on this is by then an enormous amount of damage will have been done . and damage will have been done. and i would like to have seen i would love to have seen one 4—3 being invoked because what that would have meant is that khan would have meant is that khan would have meant is that khan would have had to challenge it through a jud

. >> three times a week, jacquie lewis goes were no mother wants to go, to her son's grave in ohio. >> shawn lewis was 34 years old when he passed away from a fentanyl overdose. jackie has come to bring new pictures and to clean the grave of a son she says was her best friend. >> he was always a prankster and a risk taker. he had a very kind, loving heart. he was very smart. he had ambitions when he was young. he struggled with pain from scoliosis and was diagnosed with depression. >> the doctor put him on four different pain medications, which i didn't know were addictive. >> a 20 year battle with opioids followed >> i heard eric come out and it was the last breath coming out of him. she is raising her granddaughter, whose mother also died of a likely overdose. she is sharing her family story with anyone who will listen. >> that includes the members of this ward. their task is to distribute settlement funds. >> ohio will have the ability >> the state is losing 5000 people year from overdoses. >> ohio's governor mike dewine was one of the first to sue companies. he says it was designe

it goes to jacqui.he current government and not opposing the ulez scheme more vigorously at the moment because they they wish to use this with their manifesto in the next general election. >> jacqui, you are so cynical, cynical about politicians, political figures . do you know? political figures. do you know? i actually think that is absolutely i believe that is absolutely i believe that is absolutely right that the tory party will try and use this at the mayoral election when you'll be told that susan hall was opposed to all of this. right from the word go that the tory party are to be believed on this and i think it's very cynical. and my i guess what really upsets me a bit on this is by then an enormous amount of damage will have been done . and damage will have been done. and i would like to have seen i would love to have seen one 4—3 being invoked because what that would have meant is that khan would have meant is that khan would have meant is that khan would have had to challenge it through a jud

why does it always have to fall to peter doocy or jacqui heinrich to ask these kinds of completely relevantair, completely not lousy questions? and here you have the sitting president of the united states answering like a jilted teenager who just got caught cheating on a test. i mean, every reporter that covers joe biden should be following up with questions like these every time provides the opportunity to do so, which is rare. i mean, this is the president who has not held a solo press conference on u.s. soil since november. he simply can't answer anything outside after teleprompter especially as it pertains to the biden bribery scandal not going away as long as the g.o.p. controls the house, ashley. >> carley: all right, joe, from the president to the vice. haven't kamala harris is going to be holding grassroots reception saturday on behalf of the biden-harris re-election campaign tickets range f make se they have the resources need to win in 2024 it is campaign season and she is going to be spending it with the crowd. >> imagine spending $10,000 to hear harris speak. this completely und

i'm john roberts, join jacqui heinrich and me for "america reports." ♪ >> dagen: covid infections mayy this summer, but numbers remain low compared to the height of the pandemic. yet the media seems too ready to go back to the way things were in 2020. seeing headlines like these, covid-19 is heating up all around should we be wearing masks again? cbs news, best n-95 face mask deals available now. the liberal networks are working hard to push the mask narrative. >> a mask can be your best friend, keep it private in our pocket, coat, backpack, time to bring them out again as the school season starts. we don't want kids missing school for things we should have prevented. >> wear mask during crowded areas. >> what about home, walking on the street? >> certainly at home, it works, if you want to reduce household transmission. i wouldn't wear a mask walking your dog, just be distant from other people. >> why are cases going up and where? >> people letting down their guard, because you think you are done with covid doesn't mean the virus is not circulating. >> letting our guard down how? >>

then these guys come in like jacqui chan and van dam.s was the new era version of a 99 80s hero movie. i jumped out of bed watching it at 2:30 in the morning. at the end they cut it, on the way out the guy asked for a soda. like he was like can i have soda on the way out. like end cut scene give me a soda. >> greg: but he's going to go back and tell all his friends don't go to that place. >> andrew: the soda sucks. >> greg: kat i know you're a very pro violent person, how did you take this video >> kat: i don't even like john wick. you never know what someone's going through so maybe he needed those cigarettes for his children. he had children that were going through nicotine withdraw and they were very irritable and they kept getting in trouble at camp. >> greg: yes, that's exact -- my god now i feel terrible about the whole thing he was a loving daughter >> kat: his whole family was daddy we need vapes. he's like i got you. i know what it's like to have your cigarette stolen. my brother, when i was 18 and home from college he kept stea

let's get the latest from jacqui heinrich who is in lake tahoe, california.as a very interesting answer. you'd think that they might commit to that right now. >> sandra: but they declined to do so. the president just though stepped out from his vacation. he went to do some shopping in south lake tahoe with relatives including hunter biden's son. hunter reportedly joined in on the family vacation but arrived separately. the president just told reporters that he's been briefed on the plane crash in russia that reportedly killed the head of the wagner mercenary group. in talking to reporters, he revealed his plans for tonight include tuning in to the gop primary debate here on fox. >> what is your expectation for the gop debate? >> i have none. >> biden's campaign has blanketed milwaukee with billboards, a plane contrasting his administration's policies to what they call the extreme maga agenda. they're running a $25 million ad campaign and issued a prebuttle with the dnc earlier today. >> tonight in prime time, americans will have an opportunity to see in actio

i'm january -- jacqui heinrich. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts now. >> martha: all right. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. thanks for joining us. we're six days away from the first presidential debate here on fox. bret baier and i will be co-moderating that debate. we have interesting new fox news polls to chew over as we head in to this. look at this. all of the top contenders are within striking distance of president joe biden. he beats trump three points. you can see joe biden on the right. that second column. 44, 41-trump, 42-38 ramaswamy. 42-36 scott. 42-36 haley. i think those are really interesting numbers. encouraging for all of these candidates up here, really. take a look at this one because one of the big questions is how are these folks doing with independents? that's where victory is often lie, in that independent group, right? so interestingly when you break it down, vivek ramaswamy is the only gop candidate in this matchup that beats joe biden. 30% for ramaswamy among independents and 22% for joe

fox's jacqui heinrich asked white house press secretary karine jean-pierre if the administration will how can the white house assure people that the case involving the president's son is being handled fairly. >> the department of justice the is independent. that is what the president believes. he believes that this white house will not plight size the department of just -- politicize the department of justice. this was done under the leadership of a trump appointed u.s. attorney as you know. i'm not going to add anything else to that. cheryl: congressman, what did you think of her response to that yesterday? >> it's absurd. i mean, the department of justice has been protecting the biden family and the bidens for years and we know that. they wouldn't bring forward -- i mean, literally every level of government, whether it's the leadership in the irs, the department of justice, the fbi, all of them have been working in tandem to protect this president and to hide the truth. i mean, i'll tell you a real quick story. obviously, in the district a lady came forward, one of my constituents t

jacqui heinrich joins me. what did the 2024 candidates have to say about those investigations?last night there were only two mentions of hunter biden which was likely a pleasant surprise for the president's team because democrats were expecting the candidates to equate the legal troubles of former president trump to those that the first son is facing. at a prebuttal press conference, the biden campaign cohair, cedric richmond, dodged questions on how the campaign would navigate the federal probe into hunter's business dealings and also congressional investigations into the first family and what kind of a drag that would be on the president's campaign especially after house speaker ken -- kevin mccarthy said an impeachment inquiry could come as early as next month. >> mccarthy wakes up every day still praying he has 218 votes to be speaker of the house. we have really no time to focus on what mccarthy says day by day. we will continue to do our job which is to remind the american people that this is a choice between chaos and division and a president focused on their issues. >>

coming up, nervous nellie soilsn their drawers and want to wear masks at home and indooro we i'm jacqui heinrich. i'm a white house correspondent and i'll be covering the president's campaign in 2024, covering the white house. everything moves so fast but when you walk through the front gate, it's hard not to stop dead in your tracks and say, wow, i have a really great job. >> the white house has been hard pressed. this is a huge privilege to be asking questions forle genoc the american people in a front row seat a millions watch histo unfold, an unthinkable the lives of 6 million and thousands. dozens of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty are still suffering in poverty toda >> god calls on people >> god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. comfort, comfortthey're my peos >> these elderly i are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day, they're living on $2 a day, whic >> they don't have enough moneny to buy food. >> it is a miserable situation . >> they have nowhere else to turn but to ask for help like this now is how god's children living hate t

jacqui shields. jacqui thanks for being with us . the pleasure. how big a problem is this?of eating disorders when they're in college? it's a big problem. and yes, they are at a greater risk when they go off to college. a few of the reasons being a lot of change. they leave their home . they have new friends. they're exploring dating, they're preparing meals, cooking meals, shopping for themselves. lots of changes for these kids. what are some of the risk factors? we've heard and i've read about how eating disorders at the root of it, it's really a search to try and control when you don't have control about the world around you, you can control what you eat. is that one of the risk factors for suffering from this? actually, it tends to be one of the bigger myths around eating disorders that it's all about control. what we know about eating disorders and all eating and feeding related concerns is that this is no neurobiological in nature. so we have a lot of research and literature out there to suggest that kids that are perfectionistic, anxious, this very high achieving. so

get in touch, jacqui says.a local authority and we do not sit at home doing nothing. i would like to let you know when everyone busy during everyone was busy during lockdown examples for lockdown clapping examples for the says. my team of the nhs, she says. my team of six working hard every six were working hard every day to all of our to offer services to all of our clients. we never day off clients. we never got a day off and we worked longer hours throughout . but and we worked longer hours throughout. but you lead me nicely though , when we talk nicely though, when we talk about local authorities to talk about local authorities to talk about council tax, because new data showing that council tax data is showing that council tax has get this as has reached as much get this as 10% of your salary in some places, the highest bill is in the north—east and the lowest is in scotland and london. the taxpayers alliance now basically is calling for council tax to be frozen. connor i wonder about council tax, whether

just one quick one from jacqui . time for sas. yes jacqui. time for the sas.etting involved and we need this now. so thank you this done now. so thank you very, now, this done now. so thank you very, now, the uk has this done now. so thank you very, battered now, the uk has this done now. so thank you very, battered with)w, the uk has this done now. so thank you very, battered with heavye uk has this done now. so thank you very, battered with heavy rain has been battered with heavy rain and winds today. so much and strong winds today. so much for those warning from so—called experts that we were all going to burn to death. but i'm going to burn to death. but i'm going to be having a little chat about the climate fear that's gripping us at the moment after it's emerged shock, horror that the majority of those fires that started in crete were actually manmade. they were arson . manmade. they were arson. patrick christys on gb news britain's channel well, at 4:00 we will look at why every single attempt to tackle the migrant crisis ends in failure. a spider's web

jacqui. greatly. this is from jacqui.an , there's quite a lot of i mean, there's quite a lot of this going around as well. those chelmsford flats, those luxury flats won't be so flats in chelmsford won't be so luxurious when certain people have finished with them, and that is, of course, from david as well. if you're just joining us, it is the story that's been leading our news agenda so far for today, which is this exclusive from gb news, which is that flats in chelmsford look , that flats in chelmsford look, various flats are now going to be used to house illegal immigrants. whilst there are people living in those areas that of course are young single people living in those areas that of people are young single people living in those areas that of people ins young single people living in those areas that of people in desperate|gle people living in those areas that of people in desperate need, mums, people in desperate need, people who've paid into the tax system their entire lives, who've never asked for a handout from