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jacqui: all right, we'll be watching.very much, both of you, for your time. >> thank you. griff: meanwhile, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who in 2021 was convicted of killing george floyd was reportedly stabbed by another inmate at the federal correctional institution in tucson, arizona, on friday. christina coleman has been following that story and has the latest. hey, christina. >> reporter: yeah. so far no word on what led to the stabbing. again, 47-year-old chauvin was reportedly seriously injured during the attack and is now listed in stable condition. the bureau of prisons did not name him as the inmate who was stabbed yesterday; however, they did confirm that an assault occurred around 12:30 in the afternoon friday at the prison. they said responding employees performed life saving measures on the inmate and that they were taken to a hospital for further treatment and evaluation. minnesota attorney general keith ellison who prosecuted chauvin in his high profile state murder case says the former o

dancing the samba, _ jacqui smith and anton du beke.surging. in the midst of people risking their lives to come into work. so i worked on the front line throughout. i can remember the first time i came in and saw that the visitor car park was empty and it was just the staff car park. and it really hit me then, that each one of us were risking our lives by working through this. and jacqui was on strictly come dancing. gerry moynihan was a uhb trust governor.

dancing the samba, _ jacqui smith and anton du beke. jacqui smith has since said she agreed to take part because it looked like the pandemic was more or less over. this was not the case. numbers were actually surging. in the midst of people risking their lives to come into work. so i worked on the front line throughout. i can remember the first time i came in and saw that the visitor car park was empty and it was just the staff car park. and it really hit me then, that each one of us were risking our lives by working through this. and jacqui was on strictly come dancing. gerry moynihan was a uhb trust governor. he was appalled atjacqui smith's absence from her three days a week job at such a crucial time. to me, that was an indication that back in 2020 there is something strategically wrong with the board allowing the chair of the second largest trust in england, when doctors and nurses were under extreme pressures because of covid, they allowed the chair to go off to do strictly come dancing. i expressed my concerns over that. they wer

right, jacqui, am i correct? you remember the spy balloon. >> jacqui: i sure do. could forget it, brian. you know, it's funny, this is going to be surely a topic of conversation between the two leaders. but they are not going to preview that issue specifically. and i will get into why. the u.s. and china don't have military-to-military communications right now because of these wars that are ongoing in ukraine, the middle east. you got a budding relationship between north korea and russia and continued tensions in the indo-pacific. the biggest priority for this administration is to restore military-to-military communications. you often hear officials talk about the need to maintain stability and keep open lines of communication. that is what they are referring to. we don't often noe hereby them put it as bluntly as they did when we just spoke to them which is that china has resisted multiple calls from this administration to get those talks back online. the biden administration often points to the spy balloon as a good example of why those communications are necess

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. we have heard increasingly loud calls from the biden administration for israel to take action against what they call extremist settlers in the west bank. and now the administration is taking things a step further. saying that after the war, gaza and the west bank should be unified under the palestinian authority. essentially a step toward a palestinian state. netanyahu's hard line government has expanded jewish settlements into the west bank. so this is a new development. but this thorny issue was in the background today as officials spotlighted the 2024 campaign. >> the way the administration sees it, democrat winners in last night's state and local elections got there through biden's values and agenda. >> voters have been clear, regardless of whether they are in a so-called red or blue state the government should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. >> officials highlighted kentucky governor andy beshear's win over republican attorney general david cameron and sunk cost

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret.resident biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu again today. and although the white house read-out of the call says that the two leaders discussed the possibility of pauses in fighting to get civilians out, aid in, and hostages out, it appears that israel is still not embrace withing this idea. team biden is telling reporters that they will continue to advocate for this. it's a little bit unusual, the administration is now acknowledging some distance between the u.s. and its ally on this particular issue. but it is apparently not enough to quiet biden's critics. >> president biden shrugging off 2024 anxieties growing within his party touting investments in railway infrastructure in delaware. >> can i honestly say i have never been more optimistic about america's future. folks, in my view, the president long after i'm president is going to have more to do. >> but as biden spoke, the national park service scrubbed fake bloody handprints off the white house gate left b

shannon bream is here, first, jacqui heinrich joins us from the white house. the priority for this meeting coming out of the white house? >> gillian, the u.s. and china don't have military to military communications and with wars in the ukraine, middle east, and tensions in the taiwan strait, and they talk about the need to maintain open lines of communication and good stability. but they say china has resisted multiple calls from the administration to restore those communications and they point to the spy balloon incident. biden's critics have pushed him to take a harder line against china, and military aggression in the taiwan strait, but the approach so far and looking to next week will be quieter. administration thinks china is alarmed at the relative strength of the u.s. after covid, and bring manufacturing away from china and back to the u.s. and deepening alliances in the region, and then the china economy is worse than they let on. >> i think china has a difficult economic problem right now for a whole range of reasons. i don't think it's going to caus

jacqui, thank you. stocks were up today led by big tech. the dow jumped 391. s&p 568, the nasdaq surged 277. good day on the market. for the week the dow finished two thirds of a percentage point. the nasdaq was up two and a third this week. up next, the search for illegal immigrant wanted for a heinous crime in south america. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in atlanta as thousands of activists from 80 cities gather to protest the public safety training center demonstrations against what is called cop city has been going on for two years now. ktmf in montana frank boreman dies at his home in billings. he and his crew circled the moon 10 times in 1968. paved the way for the lunar landing the next year. he went on to become the president of eastern airlines. frank boreman was 95. this is a look at los angeles. one of the big stories there tonight fox 11. sizza is the lead con attender for the 66th grammy award. she tops the field with nine nominations including record of the year, song of the year and

i think we may be going to jacqui heinrich as we await -- oh, okay, we are going to jacqui heinrich inoment. this is live tv.de she is inside the room where biden is set to speak, so that happen. first we'll be joining in nashville fox news contributor raymond arroyo. biden supposed to come out 7:15, we had to change a few things around, but we are nimble on thp "the ingraham angle." what can you tell us about what has been happening here? >> raymond: incredible show and your guests. xi has taken this administration down the garden path, laura. that sad look, there it is. bideat tn administration claimst this is about climate change and fighting fentanyl.th that ie s absurd. the real china challenge and intellectual property theft, trade stimbalance, surveillancef the united states and our allies. there was no talk about that today.eeme we are going to hold back oi fentanylng. our militaries will talk. thate misses the point and majh challenges you laid out. >> laura: what we heard, they have agreed to curb, curb the shipment of the chemicals that go into fentanyl. what does curb mean?

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details. >> a new a.p.oll shows 63% of americans disapprove of president biden's handling of israel's war against hamas, including half of democrats. his overall job performance is also underwater. only 38% approving. fog other polls this week showing biden trailing trump in five swing states, biden is shrugging it off. >> why do you think it is you are trailing trump in all these swing state polls. >> because you don't read the polls [inaudible] 8 of them i'm beating him in those states. 8 of them. you guys only do two. cnn and "new york times." check it out. check it out. we will get you a copy. >> the president confirmed today he pushed israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for a three-day pause to get hostages out. >> yeah. actually no longer pause. >> not explaining what he meant by an even longer pause but maintaining the u.s. does not support a general cease-fire. >> no possibility. >> something palestinian protesters continue to call for. today, interrupting biden's remarks on union jobs in illi

jacqui heinrich with more with the fallout from the white house. jacqui? >> hi, neil.resident did not touch on the growing democratic anxieties speaking about railway infrastructure investments in delaware this afternoon. progressive democrats are certainly clamoring to get his attention. congress woman rasheeda talib whipped out outrage on time. she posted a montage of clips. her democratic colleagues are getting uncomfortable with her anti-israel rhetoric. >> the 2024 election is in great trouble for the president. for our democratic control. >> people of color are disengaged. muslims are disengaged. the arab community is vehemently upset at the president's handling of gaza. there's a large part of the democratic base that is struggling to come around. >> axios cited one high-ranking dnc official said the president centered his 22 campaign on a battle for the soul of the nation. seems like the administration is currently in a battle for its own soul. still, it's not moving the needle inside the white house. >> we need this is a conflict about where there's strong vie

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. today officials would not speak to reports that president biden and top aides have discussed the likelihood that prime minister benjamin netanyahu's political days are numbered. and the u.s., they say, is unequivocally and unwaveringly still behind israel. but we're seeing more distance between the u.s. and its ally than ever before on a few key issues. >> president biden speaking to reports that he pushed israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to embrace a three-day pause in fighting in exchange for the release of 10 to 15 hostages. >> did you ask the prime minister of israel to take a pause. >> i did not ask him i did ask him if he would pause in the past, yesterday. still waiting to hear. >> netanyahu evidently rejecting biden's ask saying there will be no cease-fire or even fuel to gaza until the hostages are released. the prime minister reportedly told biden yesterday he doesn't trust hamas' intentions or believe the negotiating in good faith. and there are more apparent disag

. >> steve: jacqui heinrich on the north lawn with the latest. jacqui? >> good morning to you guys. it was a very lengthy statement explaining the president's rationale on this. but they accuse the house g.o.p. of basically inserting partisanship into this aid package for israel and alienating support for the people of gaza, like humanitarian support. and also ukraine and our partner notice indo-pacific. there is a very long statement from the office of management and bucket last night. it reads this bill threatens the security and stability of our partners in the region. a deepening crisis will undermine the possibility of israel's further integration into the middle east. if the president were presented with this bill, he would veto it. but another significant issue is that this breaks from precedent by seeking funding cuts as part of an emergency national security package. the proposal would cut irs funding from the inflation reduction act in order to seek its passage. that would likely never get through the democratic controlled senate and republicans also, in the upper chamber

jacqui heinrich on the u.s. ramping up their response to that threat and former defense secretary mark esper on if enough is being done to counter that threat. then joe manchin calls it quits. he's hinting he could be setting his sights on something a little higher. busy day, busy show and it all starts now. all right. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. glad to have you. let's go to jennifer griffin at the pentagon on this precision air strike and what it might mean as to what comes next. jennifer? >> neil, a pair of american f-15s struck an iranian weapons storage facility. this is following 46 attacks on u.s. bases. i ran and its proxies are not getting the message or being deterred. >> since our strike last night, we did see four additional attacks against our troops at varying bases in iraq and syria. you know, i can't predict what other attacks could be coming. >> sabrina singh says there's 56 service members that have reported injuries since october 17th. half of them traumatic brain injuries. three u.s. troops rec

jacqui heinrich for us in san francisco. thanks, a lot more on all of this, sandra, still ahead. >> sandra: mark warner top of the next hour, senator steve daines and byron york as well. chris christie our big guest coming up as well. [gunfire] >> sandra: the new video in to us through the idf, the war in gaza reaching a crucial moment, israeli forces making a daring raid on gaza's largest hospital, suspected of protecting hamas central command center. entering the hospital hours after the pentagon said u.s. intelligence supports israel's claims hamas has been operating out of the hospital complex for years. complete coverage, former deputy national security adviser victoria coates is standing by. but first, let's get to alex hogan, live on the ground in northern israel for us at this hour. hezbollah has been firing more rockets towards your location, alex? >> that's right, sandra. so, we saw a range of missiles and rockets fired just towards this direction. our crew was able to run to the bomb shelter but we had a camera ca

jacqui? >> well, maybe not freaking out. at least they're not letting on if they are. we do know that the president has apparently seen these polls. we'll play that sound for you in just a second. there's a batch over the weekend that obviously caused some concern within democratic circles. you had the president losing in hypothetical matchups to former president trump in five swing states. that was a "new york times" poll. then you had an abc poll shows 3/4 americans think the country is going in the wrong direction. officials here won't weigh-in on specifics. they did suggest that the president has had his eyeballs on these. take a listen. >> president biden has seen them? >> we have all seen the polls. i'm just saying that we have to take them as a general rule. we should take these polling with a grain of salt. >> some other news out of the briefing. the press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked about pro palestinian protesters tearing down posters of hostages that are being held by hamas in gaza and whether the white house thinks that that is appropriate or wil

let's go to jacqui heinrich at the white house and how they're suggesting a possible escape route from the economy and now to abortion. a far more friendlier issue for the democrats. test test. applying the term to this conflict. rashida tlaib's use of that phrase, the white house denouncing her use of that phrase, but they would not go so far as to say that censure was appropriate. but the state department condemned the state department condemned that very phrase a couple weeks ago. it reads revelling in the murder of rape and civilians, calling for the destruction of israel. such hatred makes peace harder to achieve. that was from president biden's special envoy to combat anti-semitism. an official statement on the u.s. state department web site that was not quite fully mirrored today from the podium, neil. >> thanks, jacqui. i want to go to amy, the messenger chief white house correspondent. we're still trying to digest the significance of last night's vote. abortion was key and influential in almost all of them. i'm just wondering now who that changes or could change the dynamic? i

jacqui heinrich is joining us now. what is this campaign doing to combat it?dra, the president has a social media problem. it involves these terms that have been trending like silent depression. on tiktok there is no mechanism like community notes to flag disinformation or even add context to other people's videos, and the economy is not in any kind of a depression. inflation is down, wages are up, and unemployment is low. but bad attitudes about the economy are per sifting and a lot to do with videos like this one from last year. >> mcdonald's, so i get there's a labor shortage, a wage increase and number of other things. but $16? $16 for a burger, a large fry and a drink. it's just crazy. >> that $16 burger was sold 11 months ago at a time when inflation was growing at a rate of 6.5%. we are now down to 3.2% but the video is still making the rounds and reflecting a disconnect between improving economic data points and low consumer sentiment. so the white house faces a vexxing choice. cheer lead bidenomics or make the case things were worst under trump and wo

to jacqui heinrich at the white house. they're getting heat on how they're handling all of this right now. what's the latest? >> neil, the white house was eager to announce that israel had embraced the president i push for humanitarian pauses. they're happening daily for a window of about four to five hours with an announcement. at least three hours in advance of it happening to let civilians get to higher ground. they see this as a win for biden. he's been taking a lot of criticism for backing israel as it seems to root out hamas. despite the pro palestinian protests that have been rising up across this country. and lately, we have seen the administration admitting more distance between the u.s. and its ally than before. >> did you ask him to pause for three days? >> yes. i've asked for a longer pause. >> biden did not elaborate on what he meant by even longer than three days. netanyahu told fox that is off the table anyway. >> the fighting continues against the hamas enemy, the hamas terrorists. but specific locations fo

jacqui, we will let you get back inside.'t know if you saw his tweets today, he put out the "new york times" poll as well, but axlerod saying, you know, it's up to joe biden whether this is about the country or whether it's about him. that was pretty extraordinary. >> sandra: it could be a defining moment. update to the situation at the white house, john, phil wagman has posted pictures moments ago with black curtains now covering the graffiti of the anti-israel protests at the national park services. so this is at the gates of the white house, the pictures we are showing you earlier provided by griff jenkins. black curtains are now covering those. there has been some update to that. all right, meanwhile president biden talking up policies at amtrak station in delaware. but polls show voters are not buying bidenomics. poll shows trump with a substantial lead over biden. robert wolf, now funder and ceo of 32 advisers. bill mcgurn also joining us, wall street journal editorial board and former speech writer for bush 43. welcom

jacqui, what can you tell us?t with china to curb the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. we know that china has agreed to crack down on companies that send that drug to latin america, that it makes its way to the u.s., via the southern border. we didn't get a whole lot of detail on the timeline of just how long the administration will be waiting to see if they follow through before they lift the sanctions that they have been talking about. so expect the president to probably discuss a little bit of that. also, we know that they have an agreement now to restore military-to-military communications. that was a huge priority for the u.s. it's going to be happening now at the cabinet level and also at the senior leader level, including the chairman of the joint chiefs and commander of the pacific forces and also operational engagement between shift drivers and others. those agreements together. what looks like not fully bakeside this agreement limit the use of artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons. critics of the adm

jacqui at and on nike.comments, says jacqui at and on nike . nike have now got and on nike. nike have now got a range of sportswear that's wider for kids, such as the obesity crisis. i think letting your children get fat, says says terry, is a form of child abuse. it's out of control in the uk . it's out of control in the uk. lots more of that to come. but it's being reported that one of the bbc's biggest stars , huw the bbc's biggest stars, huw edwards, is set to step down from the organisation after an internal inquiry. it comes after the bbc suspended huw edwards in july following claims he paid thousands of pounds for sexually explicit images . however, whilst explicit images. however, whilst not all of the allegations have been denied, including alleged inappropriate behaviour with bbc staff, police have found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing by the presenter. so has huw edwards been hung out to dry ? is edwards been hung out to dry? is it time he was back on telly? his only crime being a complicated

jacqui heinrich is standing by live, it is still dark. >> it looks like china is signalling roadblockesident biden's biggest priorities, reestablishing military to military communication. china is not sending a senior level military delegate to indonesia, where secretary of defense lloyd austin had asked to meet with the chinese counterpart. the prc has not replaced their foreign minister. china turned the request to meet with lloyd austin, it will be up to president biden to hash out with china president xi jinping. not saying if biden will raise issue of the spy balloon incident. do you want china to apologize? >> i will let president biden speak to president xi jinping, i will not create threats or raise questions or make demands, that is nots effective way to get it is outcome american people are looking for. >> china severing relations with the u.s. in august of last year. the u.s. asked to restore communication and china resisted. the administration has been playing nice to get to discuss climate and health. the administration believes the qui quieter stance hell help. they see

. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich is live with what to expect. it looks cleaner now, right? >> it sure is. we have a lot of announcements we can confirm today. expected agreement to restore military to military communications, also that deal to stem flow of fentanyl is confirmed, there is also confirmation from china pressuring iran to stop widening the war in middle east and a working deal to mitigate risk with ai and nuclear warheads. don't expect too much tough talk from president biden. the administration thinks it is better if china sees it should cooperate with the u.s. and that protects u.s. interest even more. listen. >> president biden: we're not trying to decouple from china, what we're trying to do is change the relationship for the better. >> president biden will meet his chinese counterpart later today, gavin newsom gave him a warm welcome at the airport along with janet yellen. they both previously met with xi leading up to this summit as part of diplomatic dance to make it happen. just how seriously is xi jinping taking biden amid questions about viability in

trace >> trace: jacqui thank you let's bring in kate congressional candidate in california and jennydirector of the freedom center at independent women's forum. thank you both for coming on. jenny we just got this in from the faculty at clermont college. put this on the screen. it says quoting here, this is a new and alarming phase in the long record of violence, displacement and colonial domination of palestine. the roots of this new phase lie in well-documented 75-plus year history of israeli settler colonialism military occupation and apartheid. this thing is signed by 164 faculty members at the claire mount college group. >> this is all very revealing about the culture and the climate of higher education in our country today. parents who are thinking of sending their children off to college next year are going to make decisions accordingly. particularly jewish parents but not only jewish parents. this isn't a safe environment for jewish students right now but it's also not a healthy environment for any student. and parents are waking up to that >> trace: yeah they really are. thi

jacqui heinrich in yesterday's press conference asked about those attacks and kirby made the commentwo f-16s striking an arms depot. why don't we see the -- we have enormous capability in the middle east. two carrier strike groups and amphibious ready group. we just had an guided missile submarine pass through the sue he see canal in the red sea. that carries 150 tea lambs. it's not the capacity and capability of the military forces there. it's the will of the president the united states i really believe this president it's in his d.n.a. to be very, very cautious and very conservative. i have been in those meetings in the situation room those are hard decisions. i understand the risk. i get it, but you are going to have to make those hard decisions to respond against them because every time these attacks against u.s. facilities and troops it just emboldens them because they are not going to attack back they need to come up with a plan and process to do it and execute. they have the capability. they have got the capacity. they can create enormous destruction and i haven't seen the sig

that's going to govern how he makes his decisions with respect to our national interest, to include, jacqui, his firm belief and the promise of a two-state solution and how we cannot abandon that. >> sends american troops into gaza to get american hostages? >> no plans to put american troops on the ground in combat in this fight and we are pursuing a series of steps, largely through negotiations to get our hostages out. >> thank you, karine. john, do you think that hamas, do you believe hamas is holding all the hostages in gaza or other groups like islamic jihad and others, and use the same channel communication via your partners to try to deal with them. >> we don't have a perfect picture about where everybody is, what condition they are in, or how they are being held. we cannot -- we cannot rule out the possibility that other groups than hamas may have hostages they are holding. >> yesterday you said there is no red lines militarily for israel. but is there any political red lines. i think the secretary blinken when he said that no transfer of palestinians and no, in a way, allowing for a

. >> i just want to circle around this, april and jacqui and peter kind of touched on it, but circlinge issue, is containment working? large numbers of what, two aircraft carrier groups, nuclear submarine. it would be counter intuitive for some with us moving that in to think we have it contained. but the idea not letting it spread. do you feel confident that the u.s. military has done that well? >> we wouldn't associate ourselves with the word containment but what we have been trying to do is send a strong signal, brian, of deterrence to any other actor in the region, nation state or terrorist group now is not the time to deepen the conflict. that that there have been additional attacks on the troops, that there have been additional rocket launches from southern lebanon into northern israel doesn't necessarily mean that the war is widening and that these other actors have decided to go two feet in, all in, to help hamas out. we haven't seen that happen. now, why -- you have to talk to them about their decision-making process. but we do believe we have sent a strong signal about how se

martel maxwell, martin roberts and jacqui joseph share two decades of renovations, and the moment theyto hear from anyone who nwas there at the time. two hundred people have been unable to return to their homes, after a gas leak forced the evacuation of three blocks of flats in vauxhall yesterday. work to fix the leak, near a gp surgery, continued into the night mean those evacuated could not return. a respite centre has been set up to give people who are affected somewhere warm to go. a group of mps has said they have no confidence that the government will deliver on its promise to build 3 new hospitals in london. epsom and st helier, hillingdon and whipps cross hospitals are all due to benefit from the new hospitals programme which aimed to deliver a0 across the country. the public accounts committee has said it is extremely concerned due to the lack of progress. the government said it's committed to delivering the works by 2030. ahead of children in need tonight — we have been looking at how your donations benefit young people living in london. the milk honey bees project looks to s