jacqui: griff. griff: meanwhile, bernie sanders and aoc is with one democrat who is looking at a race with a centrist democrat. >> hi, well, the track record of jamal bowman is put to test at the ballot box this weekend as he looks to defend his record as a progressive squad member. what to do, a last minute push for support. take a look. this is a rally at the bronx. bowman is set to be here for day two with campaigning with other progressive voices. vermont representative bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez. yesterday, sanders seemed to clarify bowman's position on israel. >> israel like any other country had a right to defend itself, but what it does not have the right to do is go to war against the entire palestinian people and now what? jamal's position on this issue and my position, it's strong majority position of people in the democratic party. >> this comes after bowman has represented the left's opposition to israel's handling of the war in gaza. he drew criticism when he once deni

jacqui: welcome back.cond time by both nasa and boeing. the crew was scheduled to come back to earth next wednesday, but they're staying behind to troubleshoot some problems. madison scarpino is here with more on this. >> reporter: the mission began on june 5th and was only originally expected to last about 8 days, but now the astronauts won't be back on earth until at least july, and this is boeing's first crewed mission. engineers really taking the time to study the issues. the starliner has small helium leaks and thruster problem, but experts say this is not too concerning. nasa says the starliner is, overall, performing well in orbit while docked at the international space station. one retired nasa astronaut says it's important to be extra cautious. >> some problems going on, none of them show stoppers. butch and sonny should be able to get into their vehicle and come back safely, shouldn't be any problems, but this is the first flight of the starliner and, you know, the first flight of any vehicle you

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hi, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, gillian. the u.s.clipsed the surge threshold average 2500 illegal crossings per day over the course of a week. this goes into effect at midnight tonight. the u.s. will stop processing asylum claims with exception and deport those who come anyway with a five-year ban on reentering and so far the president is getting little praise. >> this actually will help us gain control 6 our border, restore order into the process. >> jacqui: it's a reversal from this in january. >> i have done all i can do. >> jacqui: and this in april of last year. >> it is my testimony that the border is secure. >> jacqui: five months out from the election president biden has temporarily shut down the u.s. asylum system with executive powers effective at midnight until illegal crossings dip below an average of 1500 per day. those who cross anyway will be deported without hours to days unless unaccompanied minor meet a standard unlawful discretion to enter ccp 1 app. republicans pointing to the 8 million crossings under biden decry

good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. 25 heads of state gathered to commemorate d-day the stars were the world war ii veterans, many more than 100 years old who the president credited with saving the world. drawing parallels between u.s. efforts to stop the infamous nazi dictator of the 1940s with the fight against russian aggression today. >> you want to know the price of freedom, come here to normandy. >> jacqui: the missing man formation over normandy, france the president visibly moved commemorating the 156,000 allied troops to stormed the beaches 80 years ago to stop hitler's army marching through europe. [taps] >> jacqui: more than 4400 would die including 2500 americans. biden who was a toddler when the veterans landed on the shores expressed the gratitude of generations. [[inaudible]] >> biden's thanks came with a warning that modern democracies must not let up in the fight against authoritarianism. >> we are living in a time when democracy is more at risk across the world than at any point since the end of the world war ii. we stand against tyranny, against ev

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rodney scott, rebecca rosewood land, jacqui deangeles. >> acts of violence must end.e streets of chicago and around this country, we have to stop. and we have to hold people accountable. >> chicago's mayor speaking out after a boy was killed, highlighting the city's violent crime crisis. jenna caldwell, political analyst and sadly has personal connection to chicago crime himself. when you heard about this story, what was your first reaction? >> again, another young child murdered in the city of chicago yet again. just in 2021, up into january of 2022, we saw that over 276 children, 16 and under, had been shot in the city of chicago. this is absolutely unacceptable, outrageous what we continue to see in the city of chicago. and what's even more outrageous is the fact that people like mayor brandon johnson continues to endorse policies that has made chicago much more lawless. he's endorsed the safety act which eliminates cash bail in the city of chicago. he said, we can't demonize children when a lot of these children have been the ones pulling the trigger. these young

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. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich live in southern italy where world leaders will be meeting. jacqui?: hey, good morning to you guys. the president's big goal is to find ways to continue ukraine aid after a protracted battle to get the last round of u.s. funding. the possibility of a trump 2024 presidency ahead and also conservative parties in europe gaining power in the elections this past weekend. g-7 leaders are going to consider tapping $300 billion worth of frozen russian assets. there are reportedly divisions among the countries over whether they should use the funds themselves or just the interest. and it was a topic of discussion during the president's trip to normandy, biden suggested some headway might have been made. >> our commitment to ukraine will continue to be right upfront and clear. we will take bold steps to show mr. putin that time is not on his side and that he cannot outlast us as we support ukraine's fight for freedom. >> jacqui: we expect the leaders will announce new sanctions and export controls on russia after john kirby said the g-7 will continue to drive u

. >> brian: for more on the fact-checking go to jacqui heinrich who joins us now. >> jacqui: good morningo you guys, you know, the panic really escalated among my democratic sources when the president fumbled a layup question on abortion and his answer veered into an answer on immigration. immigrant one democratic official texted me simply the race is over. another very well-connected democratic source told me all. this the house and senate are the g.o.p.'s for now. everyone is freaking out. he needs to go, but no way they replace him unless he agrees. another person called it an unmitigated disaster. politico seems to be hearing the same. their headline reads dems freak out over biden's debate performance. biden is toast. one prominent operative texted time for an open convention. now, after the debate. the president dropped by a rally where the first lady's supportive comments came off as somewhat of a participation award. she told the president he did a great job and quote answered every question. on the way to the airport, he stopped at a waffle house in atlanta telling customers i th

but crooked joe wrecked our economy -- jacqui: we are out of time in our hour. we're going to have to hand it over now, "fox news live" continuing with molly line and

good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret.have already seen the last of president biden for a while. he is at his delaware beach house until tomorrow when he heads to camp david to huddle with advisers for debate prep. the campaign says biden will try to put trump on his heels for his, quote: attacks on democracy. new fox poll shows biden has some vulnerabilities of his own. the president's campaign is betting big concerns about the future of democracy will bring voters to the ballot box for biden. but, according to a new fox survey, he has a lot of work to do elsewhere. while biden leads on the democracy issue by 6 points. trump leads on immigration by 9. republicans slamming yesterday's executive order shielding half a million undocumented spouses from deportation as mass amnesty. >> more than half a million illegal immigrants are getting amnesty. the cartels will use that to gin even more business. enticing more people coming across the border. >> on the economy, trump has a 5 point lead. a whopping 68% of registered voters

evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret.ormer president trump said he got good reviews last cycle when he was more tempered so he is going for that again tomorrow night. biden's team has reportedly been teeing up jabs to get him angry about the 2020 election loss and january 6th. but biden also wants to appear as the adult in the room. so some of the psychologic warfare is playing out ahead of time. >> the dnc says it put up billboards around atlanta welcoming former president trump as a convicted felon as a sign of southern hospitality. finding ways to get under trump's skin, a key goal for team biden staffers, according to an nbc report. but if past is prologue, the president will also have to mind his own temper. >> supreme court justice radical left. >> will you shut up, man? >> who is on your list, joe? >> this is so. >> gentlemen, i think we have ended it. >> so unpresidential. >> i'm not going to give a list. >> moved on. >> that was really a productive segment, wasn't it? keep yapping, man? >> on day six at camp davi

jeenk, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, john.dent biden's forthcoming executive action would reportedly shut down the border when illegal crossings exceed a certain number per day. conflicting reports put that number between 2500 and 5,000. but, whatever it ends up being, it is certain to face opposition from asylum advocates who oppose consequences for folks who come over anyway. and critics have panned biden's effort as a political stunt. >> the white house has not officially released the plan to shut down the border when illegal crossings surge, but the threshold reportedly mirrors the bipartisan border agreement that failed in the senate earlier this year and reportedly similar to a ban trump tried to impose but overturned by the courts as a violation of federal asylum laws. >> why are we waiting five minutmonths before the electiony wasn't this done five months into the administration when we started seeing these problems. >> the administration allowed 350,000 migrants with pending asylum claims to remain in the u.s. without

>> jacqui: amid hand shake sealing 10 year flowage build u.k. defenses with the 2024 elections throwing future aid in doubt, president biden couldn't escape questions about his convicted son, hunter as hunter's children looked on. biden so wanted the focus to remain on ukraine he snipsd at a question about gaza. >> i wish you guys would play by the rules a little bit. i'm here to talk about a critical situation in ukraine. >> russia is saber ratling, warships armed with hypersonic missiles carrying drills near cuba seen as respond to biden green lighting ukrainian strikes within russia territory. biden said today it's as far as he will go. >> we have not changed our position on that sort. >> analysis for the instituted of study of war shows biden only approved 16% of what ukraine could do. still out of reach, all russian air bases, the overwhelming majority of ground forces and logistics bases and the vast majority of russian air defense systems. >> if you want ukraine to win, why would you weaken them by not allowing them to be on the offensive

heinrich live on the north lawn, jacqui. thanks. stocks were up today on optimism over a possible federal reserve interest rate cut. the dow gaining 96. the s&p 500 finished up 63 to a new record close. another record close. and the nasdaq surged 331. also closing at a record high. up next, an attack near a u.s. embassy one middle eastern nation and israel fight with hezbollah. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as governor kathy hochul indefinitely delays implementation of a plan to charge motorists big tolls to enter the core of manhattan. that move marks a stunning reversal for public transit advocates who had champ i don't understand the tolls as a way of raising millions of dollars for new york's beleaguered subway and commuter rail system while reducing traffic in the city streets. wdrb in louisville as the national weather system confirms seven tornadoes touched down in southern kentucky last week causing damage more than 255 miles in a 58 county ar

the white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is in barry, italy tonight, jacqui, good evening.ts causing unexpected friction at the summit focused on ukraine. >> mr. president, how was your meeting with the pope? [inaudible] >> it's goodbye for now for six of the g-7 leaders coming together in switzerland this weekend for ukraine peace summit without president biden. instead, jetting to l.a. for a star studded fundraiser, jimmy kimmel moderating a talk with biden's figures former boss emceed by george clooney and julia roberts. in switzerland the vice president will take biden's place. but china is also skipping. biden yesterday accusing beijing of aiding putin in the war. >> china is is not supplies weapons but the ability to produce those weapons and the technology available to do it is in fact helping russia. >> putin today promised to punish the g-7 countries for today's $50 billion loan produced at the summit generated by interest in frozen assets. >> calls to inflict strategic defeat on russia, which has the largest arsenal of nuclear weapons, demonstrate the extreme adve

jacqui what have you got?> reporter: larry the president's plan gives undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens pathway to permanent residency if they lived in the u.s. illegally 10 years around meet certain legal requirements. benefits 50,000 spouses and children under the age of 21. republican lawmakers call it a cynical bid to win over hispanic and latino voters before the november election. former president trump something that he dismissed as not a threat. >> under this program a deluge of illegals will be given immediate green cards and put on the fast track to rapid citizenship so they can vote. i think a lot of them will vote for me, if you want to know the truth. if you look at the hispanic population, if you look at the black population, they're voting for trump. >> reporter: house speaker mike johnson said quote, the amnesty plan will incentivize more illegal immigration, writing this is proof positive of the democrats plan to turn illegal aliens into voters. i expect this order, which is contrary to th

jacqui: and i'm jacqui heinrich -- griff: thanks for i am sure this scoop is not particularly. paul: donald trump speaking at the faith and freedom coalition's road to the majority conference. we will be monitoring his remarks. in new york city, jamaal bowman tapping two of the far left's biggest stars for his rally in the bronx. fellow member of congress, alexandria ocasio cortez and senator bernie sanders at the rally as mr. bowman faces a challenge from a moderate democrat. welcome to fox news live. molly:it is wonderful to be with you. donald trump speaking in washington, then to pennsylvania and a rally in philadelphia. president biden is at camp david to prepare for thursday's presidential dba. we have fox team coverage. alexis mcadams live in philadelphia. >> reporter: a hot day in philadelphia but the former president isn't here yet. he is on stage in washington dc trying to start strong by gaining support near the capital talking with voters saying he's ready to get back to the white house and then to temple university where there's a long line of supporters waiting to

what's your reaction to what dame jacqui has just said ? what dame jacqui has just said?. you want to vote tory, then you're going to vote tory, then you're going to get sewage in your rivers and in your seas. you're going to have less police on the streets, crime rising. you're not going to have the 1.5 million homes that we desperately need. sorting out mortgages. i mean, jacqui never met her, but, you know, complete respect, always want to respect opponents but worked for liz truss. you know, the economy of this country has been devastated by the tories , been devastated by the tories, devastated on the doors. people are afraid of the tories and what they have done to this economy . and what i would say is economy. and what i would say is mortgages for normal people have gone through the roof just on that. i'm not quite sure why anyone would be voting conservative. okay, suzy, on all these different things , i think these different things, i think we've got a really clear choice here. and i mean, i'm definitely not shocked by what i'm seeing on the doors. i'm definitel

jacqui heinrich on that. we want to go to rob spaulding and you know him and respect his military service, the retired air force brigadier general and author of "war without rules." general, always good having you. kind of joking to say that trouble comes in threes. the three developments with the russia military ships and what china is doing with the mega port off of peru, and north korea, that's just crazy, but altogether, what do you make of it? >> well, if you remember, during the first cold war, we had things going on in africa, things going on in latin america, remember the cuban missile crisis. i think you're start to go see the same thing happen here, you know, where trump said that biden is being weak. i actually think he's being too strong when it comes to creating potential nor nuclear war in europe and i think we were much more careful when it came to attacking any territory in the soviet union. the fact that he's allowing attacks into russia, i think, it's getting us closer and closer to where we

are jacqui heinrich live in italy. we saw the president and a group setting, what's going on with the private meeting? >> it has not happened yet, jon perry there about two hours behind schedule and unclear what exactly he threw the rest of the day, what event went long, we will wait to find out but that private meeting is coming up. you will recall a couple of years ago when the president went to saudi arabia the defining image of that trip was his fist bump with the crown prince. on this trip the defining image may end up being his head to bump with the pope. the president greeted the 87-year-old pontiff with a handshake and then leaned in for a 402 forehead embrace. the pope in his remarks on artificial intelligence delivered a warning that politicians must protect human dignity and developing ai so algorithms don't produce life altering decisions he called on countries to ban the use of lethal autonomous weapons or "killer robots." >> we need to ensure and safeguard a space for proper human control over the choices

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret.ay the trump campaign said president biden will probably be filled with adderall during the debate. alleging he was also on it at the state of the union. they also suggested that biden might get a boost from cnn's moderators. meantime, biden's allies put out word that trump's claims cannot be trusted or even fact checked in real time. evidence that both sides are leary the other might have a good night. >> team trump appears to recognize the pitfalls of setting a low bar for biden. >> many in the media are already prepared to give joe biden a participation trophy, if he can simply stand upright for 90 minutes. we know that joe biden, that after taking an entire week off, is he going to be ready for this. >> biden allies also setting exceptions that trump might have a good night. trump's form he debate opponent hillary clinton writing in a "new york times" op-ed mr. biden starts with a disadvantage. being president isn't just a day job it's everything everywhere all at once job. histori

fox news senior white house correspondent jacquie heinrich with the latest from both camps, what's cooking. reporter: been 6 days since we have seen the president, he is at camp david is 16 of his closest advisers reportedly ron klain, former chief of staff taking a lead roll helping him prep for the debate, that is happening in a converted airplane hangar, movie theater. and according to that reported, formal mock debates have begun, trump campaign thinks that people should be outraged by this. >> i don't think that this is getting enough attention, how biden is elevating bar for himself by taking the week off. i am sure that the families of laken riley or rachel morin don't like that joe biden is taking a week off to get ready for a debate. this -- how do you take a week identify off like that, what you are leader of the free world. reporter: in press call, trump campaign are expecting biden to be ready, saying his muscle memory will kick in after 50 years in politics they said he will be filled with aderall like at the state of the union and predicting interference from cnn moderator, t

stuart: president biden is on a route to italy to attend the g7 leaders summit, jacqui heinrich is ins yet to speak to reporters, the only time were guaranteed to hear from them on this trip is tomorrow and a press conference on bladder missile minsky in the format from that press conference two leaders side-by-side pretty much only obligates him and do so much of the agenda, domestic issues and personal issues in a big golden g7 is defined continued ways to support ukraine and the possibility of a truck 2024 presidency and conservative parties gaining support in the past weekend european parliament election. one option under consideration to help ukraine is tapping $300 billion in frozen russian assets, there were divisions among the g7 countries of how to go about that biden has pushed to use the funds as well as interest, european allies were pushing to use the interest-only beau biden suggested into normandy headway had been made in reaching an agreement there, the pope is also going to be here for discussion on threats posed by artificial intelligence and china is going to be rec

thank you c-span and thank you for you jacqui all the >> mustafa you >> i want jacqui again.se] we often make the mistake around having conversations around about how it relates and impacts our the scientific conversation is important sometimes we have these other conversations in the communities that i worked with and they often don't see themselves connected to what'sen going on. conversation before about air and the importance of monitors and how we can actually help make change happen but for most folks they don't have an talking about. i would ask everybody inat tome to take a deep breath and for second hold it for a second and let it out. the reason i want y d have already been to places that i've talked about the community that are often unseen and unheard have to -- if i love you i have to makeve it -- study in 2020 when said we have about three and 50,000 people who are dying maturely from the burning of fossil fuels. when we are talking about moving energy there's at space. that conversation? we have more people who are pollution inside of our communities and dying

larry: jacqui heinrich, thank you very much. no energy biden, that's the substantive of the riff and high energy versus no energy and president joe biden goes to the g7 meeting in italy and gets lost in a crowd of about seven people. georgia maloney had to dbrox off and get him and not a good look for american power. by the way, prime minister maloney is a super star in the european stage with her conservative policies that are shaking up italy and rest of europe. donald trump goes to washington for the first time in 3.5 years and blows up the liberal media and high energy positive pro growth tax cutting message and as he promised during the primaries last winter, mr. trump was unifying the republican party. ark critic mcmcconnell shaking hands and fist -- mitch mcconnell shaking hands and fist bumping and mr. trump praising and endorsing former maryland governor larry hogan who is a moderate republican running for the u.s. senate and could well win in an ultra blue state. i'll bet you a senator hogan votes for trump policies 70

jacqui heinrich is at the white house with the details. jackie?as been six days since we've seen. and biden hunkered down at camp david with his close advisors, his longtime ally ron klain, among the folks reportedly helping him to shake the cobwebs off. according to the new york times, movie theater and an airplane hangar have been converted into a stage and formal mock debates have begun. and the trump campaign thinks people should be outraged by this. >> i don't think that this is getting enough attention in the media and how biden is elevating the bar for himself by taking the entire week off. i'm sure that the families of lincoln riley or rachel gordon probably don't like that joe biden is taking a week off to get ready for a debate. how do you take a week off like that when you are the leader of the free world. >> in a place called is great to trump campaign said they expect biden to be ready sing his muscle memory will kick in after 50 years in politics. but they also said he will "probably be filled with adderall like in the state of the u

and neck president biden, former president trump making their very final preparations let's go to jacquinrich who joins us from the white house with all the details on what the president is up to hi, jackie. >> hey, jill end. we have not seen the president for 5 days and all we really know about his debate preparations is they had lasagna for dinner last night and among his longtime aides that are there helping him, 16 of them includes mina dunn, mike donnellan and ron klain come a long allies. but trump's one-time debate opponent former secretary of state hillary clinton is offering a tale of her own experience debating trump and some advice to the audience seeming to lower the bar for biden she rise in "the new york times" opinion piece "unfortunately mr. biden starts from a disadvantage because there is no way he can spend as much time preparing as i did eight years ago. being president is not just a day job it's in everything everywhere all at once job. historically this leads to weaker first debate performances from the incumbent end as viewers we should not get out stomach caught u

let's get right the jacqui heinrich lab at the white house. what's on the campaign agenda today? >> well, john, the biden campaign seems to have noticed the trump campaign raking in the donations following that conviction, so they are leaning into the messaging, too. >> i have no doubt they raised a significant amount of money because his base we know is going to stick with him through thick and thin with her he's a convicted felon or not. this campaign did in fact have one of the best stretches of fund-raising since the campaign launched. >> there's at least one democrat he thinks that the wrong approach. congo's been dean phillips, who tried to primary biden this year, says donald trump is a serial liar, cheater, and philanderer, a six time to clear bankruptcy, and instigator of insurrection, and he thrives on portraying himself as a victim. governor kathy hochul should pardon for the good of the country. there are plenty of other voices within the party who disagree. >> i think the president should be leaning into this going forward. his competitor is a convicted felon, and yo

neil: great job this week, jacqui heinrich following all of that, let's be fair, jackie is in italy ins setting, you're balancing that's not too shabby, sarah baffert joins us, right from the big powwow you can have the president raising money in california and you're going to have donald trump separately doing a lot of money raising in florida and a lot of that is coming in for each gentlemen hand over fist, money is a big part of this. >> i think it's a big part but there are limits to how much you can accomplish and known quantities with low publicized records, money is a great proxy for enthusiasm in donald trump's winning the momentum and excitement races right now. how much can commercials for example on broadcast television networks really change the opinions of people who have been familiar with both of the men for many decades, i don't know if that moves the middle and it's a very unique situation. neil: this is the most consequential action over time, i look back, every four years we say that, most consequential election, i look back in 1860 they were saying with abraham linc

jacqui heinrich at the white house for us, thank you.l with team trump in palm beach, florida. what are you hearing? >> sandra, week check in with a trump campaign little early today and they tell us the former president is right here in palm beach at his house adding that he's continuing on with his work schedule as normal but they were quick to point out it was a big difference between what the former resident and what the current president is doing accusing president biden of hiding for the last week. while biden prepares through the rates at camp david, trump has been out on the campaign trail, one of his advisors, jason miller, questioned ako how do you take a week off like that when you're the leader of the free world?" over the last few days trump accepted the freedom coalitions on press in dc as well as hosting a rally at temple university in philly. that's where at one point he candidly asked the crowd of supporters for advice on the upcoming debate. >> mr. trump: handle him, should i be tough and nasty? or should i be -- should

what did you try to do with the jacqui robinson?ame as an opportunity to on board new fans to the game a art a perfect conduit to do it. >> brian: course for john gibson. satchel page and others. why is it important for us to understand what the negro leagues went through and what it was like. >> they were super heroes. cage into the big leagues sometimes after their prime and put up ridiculous numbers. they were winning mvp awards. leading the league in rbis. some guys forget these guys didn't just get into the league. they were super stars. i think that's super important to highlight that. >> brian: that's why site of the all star game. this is going to be airing june 20th on fox sports on fox and on big fox on the network. thank you so much. congratulations on pulling this off. >> thank you. >> brian: great job. steve, take it away. >> steve: brian, thank you very much. tomorrow is belmont race day legendary trainer and four time champion duane lucas is there with his trusty steed seize the gray. he joins janice dean saratoga spr

stuart: incredible, jacqui heinrich, the abraham accord negotiator informer negotiator and obviously the foreign-policy is front and center as you know not only the 50 billion-dollar commitment to ukraine but stated by israel. neil: that looks a little more frayed as it used to be among the g7, is there a sense that support for both could start to wane? >> i think right now the g7 is seeing the political pressure under biden administration and i'm sure there's some concern in its early started to wane, if you look action from it is your perspective in the rhetoric that is going supporting hamas and supporting boudin, i hope there is a change. >> the fact of the matter there are a lot of those members who were there from those countries that have their concerns about joe biden but a lot of them don't want to welcome back your old boss, they are concerned about that as well sometimes he puts nato countries and g7 countries on the spot on issues that they would rather not ring up, how do you think they would receive donald trump returning if they lose the election. >> and think the grea

. >> fox news jacqui ibanez with more now on the ambitious climate goals set for this summer's gameseasures that are in place aimed at keeping fans safe. excitement is building, with the paris summer olympics kicking off at the end of next month. >> but as the countdown ticks on, so does officials time to make this one of the most sustainable olympics in history. >> paris 2024 has made sustainability a part of its dna since the bid. >> paris officials want to cut their carbon footprint in half compared to 2012 london games, and the 2016 games in rio. one area really helping them save is construction. the decision not to build a whopping 95% of the paris olympic facilities are already preexisting, or will be temporary, but then what you build, you build low carbon. the olympic village where the athletes live and the aquatic center were two new facilities that needed to be built. still, those were made with low carbon cement, wood and salvaged materials. officials say energy will also make up only 1% of the games emissions. they want to use 100% renewable power from wind and solar farm

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. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich is live where world leaders will be meet approximating. >> protracted battleget u.s. funding secured and idea of trump presidency ahead and groups in europe gaining support in this weekend's parliament elections. g-7 will consider tapping frozen russian assets and there are divisions between these countries. biden is pushing to use funds and the interest and europeans have been pushing to use just the interest. the president suggested headway had been discussed during his trip to normandy. >> did you discuss russian asset issue with macron and come up with an agreement how to use them? >> yes and yes. >> there are other challenges, including threat posed by artificial intelligence, that will be talked about in a special session with the pope and issues in africa and trade im imbalance in china. stronger language calling on china to stop enabling russia's war machine. >> our commitment to ukraine will continue to be right up front and clear. take bold steps to show mr. putin time is not on his side. we support ukraine's fight for freedom. >> white house is not

words that he had spoken to his friend and podcast princess jacqui smith. yes.nd, saying "i don't like it very much." part of a sort of joke that they've had between themselves. he's given the context to nick ferrari, but inevitably here's another basic rule — if you're standing in tunbridge wells, don't ever have said about tunbridge wells, you don't like it and you go back to the election campaign and the four ps, the public a re royalty. if they live in tunbridge wells, don't tell them you don't like it. i think that's quite a basic thing for any politician. it's amazing to me to see that here we are in an election repeating errors, blunders, boobs and mistakes that have been the stuff of election campaigns, which is why many people love a general election campaign. yes, we want to talk policy, but it's so quick. it's like the propeller politics becomes the jet age politics. oh, i like that. you've got to know straightaway. it's like swiping on tinder. what do you think about nuclear energy? yes or no? chicken orfish? fission orfusion. you can't take days wor

jim jordan will be here to talk about that coming up.it first up, jacqui heinrich has the latest from both camps. what's cooking? >> it's been six days since we've seen the president, he's camp david.cht roien klain is taking a lead ro, helping him prep for the debate which is happening in a converted airplane hangar and movie theater turned into at makeshift debate stage. the formal mock debates haveum begun and the trump campaign thinks people should be you outraged by all of this. >>is i don't think this is getting enough attention in the media, how biden is elevating the bar for himself by taking the entire week off. i'm sure the families of lakenbe riley and rachel morin don't like the fact that joe biden is taking a weethisk off to get rey for a debated. how do you take a week off when you're the leader of the freeer world? >> of th in the press call, thep campaign said they expect bidenr to be ready, saying muscle memory will kick in but they say he'll probably be filled with adderal and they predictede interference with cnn's moderators. they say that's , a sign they're nervou

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is live with more on the busy schedule ahead. >> hey, aishah. and in switzerland for the ukraine summit. president biden will be heading what is the largest democratic fundraiser in history. a $28 million haul starring former president obama, julia roberts, george clooney and jimmy kimmel. and narrowing the fund raising gap. biden headed straight from italy. and he sent the vice-president to the peace summit in his place and she there there was interesten 0 russia frozen asset. and vladimir putin had another nuclear threat. and looking for support in the event of a trump presidency although he could withdraw if he should win. and a response to biden allowing limited ukrainian strikes over the russia border with u.s. weapons, but former president trump blamed biden's weakness for the kremlin's show of force. and biden and trump will face-off in their first debate less than two weeks away. 90 minutes, two commercial breaks with no chatting to staff during that time. the candidates position at peed yums determined by a coin flip and mic's muted du

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. >> john: mike emanuel is breaking down what we can expect from the fbi director's testimony but jacqui heinrich's live from the white house north lawn jet tell my preside president biden's first steps what we expected to see an hour from now? >> the president's executive actions would allow him to his shutdown access to the u.s. asylum system when illegal crossings eclipsed an average of 2500 per day within a one-week period. we are already passed that point according to the numbers that we get from cbp sources so if he chooses the president could make this effective immediately today and access to the border would not reopen until the crossings dip below an average of 1500 per day. this is poised to be challenged by immigration advocacy groups like the naacp or excuse me the aclu, these are already going to court the same way they did when crump used the same law the same statute 212f to restrict migrants coming in from majority muslim concrete done my countries and congressional democrats are really unhappy with biden that he chose to go this route, listen. >> i have real disagreemen

. >> jacqui heinrich joined us in southern italy. maybe he's trying to bring together the bloods and the crips and sou southern californa pretty get not my area of expertise either we rely on you to let us know was going on. >> welt guy's the white house has been on the offense. they have been ripping the "new york post" for what they call a misleading edits of the president interacting with the skydiver at the summit. you can see the video was cropped to leave the skydiver out of the frame and portray the president is that he was walking off. the white house has been slamming that uk outlet the sun describing biden's performance as doddering the white house said that report was just a light. biden's age is the target of someone who funded an apparent add on an italian train. this image appeared on a local train at the local press hotel. the caption th there reads biden skips did her. the u.s. a president is tired from his latest commitments. the image does not reveal any funding source. i tied meet acclaimed officials had biden skip

jacqui heinrich outside the white house for us. just take us through the day, will you?t, according to a new quinnipiac poll or, 73% of voter, a majority, say they're going to be watching this debate tonight, and 16% city they're open to changing -- say they're open to changing their choice for president based on how it goes. former president trump say he got good reviews last cycle when he had a more temper rate rapport, is so president biden has been trying to find ways to get him ang i and throw it out. the dnc has put up billboards welcoming trump back to the peach state as a convicted front. the biden campaign's been trying to figure out what gets under his skin, drafting jabs for biden related the january 6th and biden's 2020 -- excuse me, trump's 2020 election laws. but bidens also is trying to appear as the adult in the room. is so tonight he might also need to mind his own temper. >> -- radical left -- >> you shut up, man? [inaudible conversations] >> no, no, we have ended the segment, we're going to move on to the second segment. >> that was really a productive

first up fox news senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich, has the latest from both camps.kie, what is cooking? >> larry, it has been six days now since we've seen the president. he is hunkered down ad camp david, with 1of his closest advisors. reportingly wrong klain, former chief of staff is taking a lead role helping him prep for the debate. this is can verted hangar, movie theater, into a makeshift debate stage according to "the new york times." according to that report the formal mock debates have begun. the trump campaign thinks that people should be outraged by all of this. >> i don't think that this is getting enough attention in the media how biden is elevating the bar for himself taking entire week off. i'm sure that the families of laken riley or rachel morin probably don't like joe biden is taking a week off to get ready for debates? that's, how do you take a week off like that when you're the leader of the free world? >> reporter: in that press call yesterday the trump campaign said they expect biden to be ready. his muscle memory will kick in after 50 years of

. >> jacqui heinrich joins us now from southern italy. >> good morning to you guys six of the seven legs for ukraine peace summit. not president biden. he, as you mentioned is headed to l.a. for the star-studded fundraiser with former president obama. george clooney, julie roberts and jimmy kimmel setting the vp to switzerland in his place instead. the president caps off what could be his last g7 summit with a private meeting with the pope who was here to talk about the dangers of artificial intelligence. >> mr. president how is your meeting with the pope? [inaudible] >> and biden did not the pontus a present or his own catholic faith stop them from pushing to promote abortion rights in the g7 leaders statement. reportedly causing unexpected friction with the g7 host italian prime minister who according to local italian news reports, got off on the wrong foot with biden after he kept her waiting 20 minutes for his arrival. reportedly chided him playfully saying you should not leave a woman waiting like this. biden's agent is also a big topic for discussion locally. someone, we do not kno

the winner of the race will take on i object couple bent democratic senator jacqui rosen in november.rence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: all right, madeleine, thank you very much. >> ainsley: no tax on tips is huge. i was in the service industry. imagine not having to pay taxes on your tips. >> steve: absolutely. that is great. particularly given the fact that the culinary union is so big out there. i just looked it up. any change in tip taxes would require an october 6 conditioning. the plan would be for donald trump when elected he would ask congress to do something about it. keep in mind one of the top things they got to do next year. the donald trump tax cuts package from 2017 will expire next year and this could be part of it. >> brian: if you are a member of congress who wants to go against that? i mean, i got to say, i'm impressed with the balance of the comedy at his rally as well as actually proposing policy initiatives. because, i think this is something that helps the working class immediately. day bun one. and if you remember the biden administration introduce the t

. >> we hosted yesterday afternoon together but jacqui great to work with you,. >> we begin with this breaking news, americans dying at the hands of illegal immigrants, who should not be in our country. the deadly consequences of president biden's open borders are hitting home hard. i'm harris, you are in the falkner focus, texas police caught two men from venezuela, they are accused of the murder and brutal strangling death of a 12-year-old girl. both of those suspects crossed the u.s. border illegally from mexico. future court dates scheduled. so, they were caught and released, catch and release. we are learning about the illegal immigrant who is suspected of raping and murdering maryland mother of five, rachel morin. i.c.e. is confirming border patrol agents as well. three times and sent him back to mexico, he entered a fourth time as a got away. remember how that works? they come into the country, detection services don't pick them up, cameras nothing, i have been down to the border, it's not easy to sneak in but it's not impossible. and they are good at it. aided by the drug cart