. >> john: when i saw switzerland was cutting interest rates i thought the dow will pop today. >> sandra: i saw your tweet. >> john: i am john roberts in washington this is "america reports" stocks are not the only thing surgeon, the housing market seeing a boom in february with house sales jumped 10% of the affordability crisis continues to hurt young americans as a number of first-time buyers actually went down in february month over month. >> sandra: what does it all mean? as promised larry kudlow is here, we pulled them out of lunch or wherever it was you were, you know. [laughs] >> it's the dead of night. >> sandra: but the pop of the stock market is incredible. we are about to hit 40,000 on the dow jones industrial at. >> it's good for the kudlow trust i will tell you that. one thing about the fed and interest rates, i think what is driving is profits they are the mother's milk of stocks. and profits are at a record h high. current profits for the s&p 500 and forward-looking profits when you look at the consensus of all these analysts on wall street also a record high. i did a load of homework, profits are expected to

back to you, john. >> john: that's not sexy like an f-16 or f-22 but works well. thanks, madison. >> it's durable. >> johnlifornia could base electric bills on how much money you make. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ >> sandra: energy bills for some california households go up even if they don't use more electricity. the state eyeing the new rate system based on income. william la jeunesse is live in l.a. some people find this hard to believe. >> yeah, there's a backlash going on right now for three reasons. number 1, costs. electric prices here already two to three times higher than the national average. two, fairness. why should you pay more for using privacy? now everyone in california will have to turn over their tax return to pay their electric bill. >> clean energy is less expensive. >> it's also now cheaper to generate electricity from wind to solar. >> renewer energy is not cheaper. >> that debate is playing out in california where the average electric bill is $261 a month. >> the problem with renewables, they're not on all the

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john, hello to you. >> john: so many interesting things this week and more to come tomorrow. i'm john roberts in washington, and this is "america reports". ashleigh merchant represents one of the 19 co-defendants and initially filed the motion to have willis dismissed. a central argument to have her removed from the case rests on claims that the fulton county d.a. benefitted financially from the decision to hire her lover. >> sandra: today merchant honed in on when the two started that relationship, telling lawmakers there is proof to contradict the timeline from willis and wade. all right, so, jonathan is live outside the georgia senate committee room where all things just went down. today's proceedings, jonathan, what is this committee trying to determine, exactly? >> sandra, the republican leaders of this bipartisan committee say they want to get to the bottom of whether any public funds were misused and whether fani willis's affair with nathan wade represented a conflict of interest. at issue is when did the affair begin. were they romantically involved after or before she hired h

john. thank you for joining us i'm sandra smith. >> john: 's arm john roberts we will see you again tomorrowoming up next. >> not wearing box diggers today but i respect that. go

john: herd immunity we haven't heard that for a while, dr. good to catch up with you. >> this is the real herd immunity no question. >> john: center? >> mxp two senators off a briefing on the tiktok threat but is it enough to convince them to move the house bill forward? >> john on the biden family influence peddling in recess as its star witness hunter biden fails to show up. what did we learn from his former business associate? we left florida congressman donald's coming up next. hey. you seein' this? wait... where's the dish? there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? oh, i used to love doin' my business on those things! you're one sick pigeon. them dishes kept the rain off our beaks! we just have different priorities is all. satellite-free directv... never thought i'd see the day. well, our lifespans are quite short... stream directv without a satellite dish. i'm going to do this thing with my neck, just for a bit. >> my reaction to this briefing is that tiktok is a gun aimed at american's heads. >> it's in the terms and conditions what they can do and clear from two weeks ago what tiktok can do to influence american politics. >> this is not about getting rid of take my creativity, it's n

john, great to be back with you today. >> john: a quick weekend and now back to another busy week of news. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." despite the state department telling fox news last week americans who were trapped in haiti were on their own, officials appeared to reverse course and chartered a flight to miami with more than 30 americans aboard yesterday. >> sandra: threats commission comes as a situation on the ground deteriorates. the game leader nicknamed barbecue said the violence will not stop until the government is toppled. >> john: we will peak with 140 county sheriff on why he is preparing for a massive surge of the haitians in coming weeks. >> sandra: with the live at the haiti dominican republic board appeared how's the situation where you are, brian. >> we are in a binational marketplace on the border with haiti. 20,000 haitians are allowed to cross legally here to buy and sell goods. many of these goods are absolute necessities that they simply cannot find in haiti because it is a desperate situation there. this is an economic lifeline for haitians

john: i'm john roberts. have a big week ahead. "the story" starts right now. trace is in for martha. >> hi, john. hi, sandra.rybody. i'm trace gallagher in for

john. >> john: the in credi credibiliy depends on which side of the political i'll use it because the democrats were happy to have let parnassus testify in person. he has been in jail for wire fraud among other things but jason gallant us is in jail although he had no credibility. pick and choose your villains here, right? >> sandra: carry bond will dig in with us coming up and byron donalds will be joining us, john. >> john: looking forward to all of that. in the interim former president trump running out of time to secure a bond for nearly half a million dollars in his new york civil fraud case. if he can't come up with it attorney general letitia james can start using his assets as soon as monday. fox team coverage coming up now we will ask jerry baker how this can affect the 2044 race but first fox business correspondent lydia who, you are digging in and learning more about the challenges the former president faces in getting this unbelievably norm is bonded together? >> hi, there, john, i certainly am. according to donald trump's lawyers and unwillingness to accept real estate as collateral was the reason about 30 insurance companies turns trump away, but sources tell us companies are worried about investor or public backlash. company calling this headline risk which is something that can create a negative reaction for the company which happened earlier this month when insurance company chub

john. they are expecting 1,000 guests tonight, but no open bar, i did ask. there's a soda bar, a pop bar that's free, but no open bar. john. >> john you are showing your midwestern side there. aishah, thank you. >> sandra: or down south it's a coke, no matter what flavor, right. supreme court justices ruled unanimously to block the ballot ban, but another big case, whether presidential immunity should shield him from prosecution. david spunt is live from the justice department. how likely that at least five justices will side with the former president? >> well, former president trump and his team, sandra, are hoping it's likely because he needs as you mentioned, just five justices out of the nine to rule in favor of him, that he has presidential immunity. if they do rule in his favor, the january 6th case and the case here in washington, d.c. related to alleged attempts to overflow the election could essentially be thrown out completely and we may never see a trial. it depends what the supreme court does the week of april 22nd. sandra, we don't have an exact date yet on the calendar but the justices say the week of april 22nd, the

john. >> john: john roberts in washington. good to be with you for another hour, it's going to be a busy one, sandra. watching the pentagon briefing for any updates on the situation in haiti, including the marines just arriving there. >> sandra: and now this. the tiktok ban moving through congress is zeroing in on national security concerns. they are big ones, but there are still major questions about the dangers of the platform and social media in general, of course, and what they do pose to children. heart broken parents have been some of the biggest lobbyists for a social media crackdown. >> ultimate demise when she met someone on instagram who offered to sell her a prescription pill. >> this is my 16-year-old son david, and david died by suicide after months of relentless cyber bullying that he was threatened online. >> i let him get facebook because he wanted to buy a snowmobile on marketplace. and little did i know that a criminal from across the world could contact him. >> john: we are going to talk to brian kilmeade on

john, back to you. >> sandra: molly line in manchester, thank you. john. >> john: the president just touched down, by the way, sandra. president biden and former president trump holding competing events in georgia, former president taking shots at biden for backtracking on calling laken riley's suspected killer "an illegal." and juan williams and chris bedford, gentlemen, welcome to monday afternoon. ready to go? >> happy afternoon. >> john: this issue whether or not the fella who is, and use the word loosely, who was alleged to be the killer of laken riley is an illegal immigrant. biden said this over the weekend. >> you used the word illegal when talking about the man who allegedly killed laken riley. >> undocumented, undocumented person. >> you regret using that word. >> yes. >> john: i regret using that word. so he didn't regret using the word previously to that, but suddenly he does, juan, who got to him? >> i think the people who are the activists for undocumented people in the country, a lot of them, i think it's about semantics, you and i might say this is

about washington to know chaos will ensue. >> john: i can't imagine the nuclear explosion. >> sandra: thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john will see you again tomorrow to preview the state of the union. "the story" with martha starts right now.

john oliver." please welcome back to "the late show," mr. john oliver. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] uh, hi, johnsee you brought a plus one. >> john: yeah. >> stephen: is this mickey from steamboat willie? >> john: it is steamboat willie's mickey mouse which is now available for public use. it's not mickey mouse. i can't stress that enough. luckily there is no resemblance so there shouldn't be confusing. this is steamboat mickey which is in the public domain now. therefore he can help promoting any nondisney related show and it's great to have the mouse here. >> stephen: wow. it's a mouse. definitely a mouse. >> john: he was in the rodent family, that's what we know. >> stephen: you have, for some time now, been baiting the walt disney corporation. which is a notoriously litigious organization. it's up there with scientology, the amount of attorneys they employ. trying to bait them to sue you. >> john: yeah. i feel like i have been ignored so they left me with no choice but to take this up a [bleep] notch. [cheering] yeah. that's why i'm so happy to have steamboat mickey here with you. >> stephen

john: we'll see what it does in the senate. congresswoman, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> good to be with you. thanks. >> john: on that point, president biden says he will sign this bill if it reaches his desk. the key question, what will happen in the senate to get that answer, ask louisiana republican senator johnnedy coming up in the next hour. sandra. >> sandra: well, john, as the u.s. stock market continues to hit record highs, some of america's richest business leaders are selling billions worth of their stock. why is that happening? we'll put it to robert wolf and steve moore. we'll dig in. plus this. >> immigration was the number one issue, i mean, again, these could change, in virginia. >> virginia does have a border with west virginia. very contested area. >> john: liberal media hosts laughing it up over immigration in virginia as an illegal migrant there is now charged with sexually abusing a child. we will talk to governor glenn youngkin why the border is such a big issue in the commonwealth and what he's doing to address it. anthony: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empow

john quincy adams. it's one of my favorite. when i think of john quincy adams, of course, i of john adams. and the role he had in his son's life. and of course, people would come up to john and they would say, well, you must be so proud. your son and john adams would say he a mother, too. so i to think of him as actually the son of abigail adams. there is a resemblance to abigail and there is. well, one of the treasures that is in this room is right here. what is this? this is the desk on which the treaty of paris was signed, which ended the american revolution. the american revolution? who signed it. well, if we look, we can see john adams. benjamin franklin and john jay. is that the original of paris that we're looking at? this is a copy. but the desk is real. the desk is the absolute that everyone sat and signed. now this desk was also used in a new miniseries. yes. executive produced by author stacy schiff. that's correct. and we were certainly interested in this series because it explores a life of benjamin franklin in paris right at the time that he became a diplomat and some extraord

john. >> john: good to be with you, very important date, center, and the hours to come this is america reports. the events of august 2021 sent president biden's approval rating and a knows that he has yet to cover from. he is recovering once again trying to saving america's stomach americans in another country, fox news learning right mckenzie are expected to blame the bride and admini to to biden administration. >> complete coverage begins now we will speak to darren hoover the gold star father lost his son, sta sergeant darren taylor hoover at the kabul airport. and mike doody, and a former scout sniper who served multiple tours in afghanistan. >> plus house affairs member from what he expects to ask million mckenzie, jack and kate is also on deck and live on capitol hill, what are we expecting to hear, aisha, from generals million mckenzie? >> john and center good afternoon, we are expected to hear some pretty harsh administration criticism during this hearing i am told by staff committee members that we are going to hear both of these generals basically make a case that this state department failed to properly plan this evacuation, this withdrawal from afghanistan and then of course that was a result of white house policy. now this will be the first time we are hearing from former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley as a private citizen since he is retired. he has previously called this withdrawal a logistical success but a strategic failure. he said he wanted to keep u.s. troops in the country and that would have prevented the fall of kabul. also in the room today, john, several of those gold star families of the 13 u.s. service members killed at hobby gate and that's including steve mcewing the father of corporal steve who called abbey gate and interrupted the state of the union address earlier this month. i cau

adams, john jay and franklin get deserve the credit we could possibly hope to give them. and would you say that john jay and johnn agreed on the goals initially? not at all for different reasons. adams and john jay are very to make a peace without the involvement of the french franklin because of his years at versailles has very very close relaon the french minister whom he has promised that he will never negotiate without the involvement of france in negotiating a kind of without ■■9the vosu■dlv and. ultimately, john jay and john adams will prevail over franklin and the pieces negotiated any conference with the french the task of explaining that afterward will fall to franklin who has to make a somewhat humiliating trip to versailles to explain what he has with the assistancef his colleagues just done so. stacy schiff, as we mentioned, we're here in the ben franklin room at the department of state. there is a tab here, the treaty of paris table. what is? that it's this modest desk which if you look at it closely, you realize is the beating heart of american history. because is it it is the desk at which we thin

john: well, sometimes you are the last to know. a senator, good to talk with you. >> thank you. >> john: thank you, sandra? >> sandra: up next, john police department gets creative with their mug shots. joe piscopo tackles this story for us, one lego at a time, hello, joe.ey >> i hear it all t the it isn't. not with rosland capital. timewith (♪) there's two things a young man wanna be - a cowboy or a gangster. and a gangster's outta style. i got back to my roots... we come from a long line of cowboys. my grandfather, my great-grandfather, my aunt even rode horses. when i see all of us out here on this ranch, i see how far our legacy can go. (♪) >> a california police department is replacing the heads of criminals with lego heads to cover identities and joe piscopo is back in the house, former "saturday night live" cast member i'm so happy to see a-determiner. >> so great to see you again. >> you do the crime, all right? have your mug shot taken, and for many people they say this is a woke police department choosing to protect the term, criminals? >> i think they should be protected because so many now people are guilty until prove

john: sandra, see you tomorrow. i'm off. my wife has to have knee surgery. >> sandra: best to her. >> john: a little meniscus tear. i'm john story" with more that starts right now. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. good afternoon, everybody. i'

john. >> john: the eyes of the nation will be on president biden as he delivers his state of the unione-election campaign with his message to america? martha maccallum, elise stefanik and larry kudlow all joining us in the next hour with a preview. >> sandra: and oregon is making a u-turn on a first of its kind law that legalized drugs. the state is having a change of heart after three years. elite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. anthony: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help

john has been great to have you. >> john: always appreciate spending time with you. john roberts. the inmate escaping custody with help from an accomplice in the middle of a night ambush wednesday. he is a gang member serving a 20 year prison sentence for assaulting an officer. both men are armed and dangerous and willing to use extreme violence. >> we believe that this was a coordinated attack, ambush on the department of corrections officers and certainly a planned endeavor to free him from custody. they are dangerous and armed and have shown violence. >> dana: dan springer with more. hi, dan. >> the good news is it looks like all three corrections officers shot will recover. now there is a massive manhunt for the escapee they were transporting and his accomplice. skyler mead was serving a 20 year sentence and had a string of other crimes including grand theft and several drug cases. while in prison, officials joined the aryan knights prison gang. a group of white supremacists since the 1990s. justice department said a few years ago the gang had 100 members both in and outside of

john was still trying to keep his growing secret in hiding, but the "enquirer" was watching his every move. levine: big tip came in that john was gonna meet rielle and their daughter at the beverly hilton. we were subsequently able to obtain a spy photo of johnis child. [camera shutter clicks] and as john was leaving the hotel, our reporters sprang up to him and said, "mr. edwards, we're from the 'national enquirer.' what are you doing here visiting rielle hunter and her baby-- we believe your baby?" at that point, it all caved in for john edwards. he was panic-stricken. he ran into a bathroom, and our reporters were on the other side, trying to get in, and security came, and john edwards was escorted out without making any comments, but we knew that we had him. we wake up to the "national enquirer" interview. i was with abc news, and what i found out is that john edwards had brokered a deal to sit down with abc news. i worked at abc news at this time, and when edwards agreed to a sit-down, it was a huge deal. everyone in the news room tuned in to watch our colleague bob woodruff hold edwards' feet to the fire. he'd have to tell the truth now. he was on national tv. but then...this happened. let me ask you the question. did you have an affai

john edwards seemed too good to be true, and was. tonight, john edwards' political career lies in shambles-- his personal life and lies laid bare. he lied about an extramarital affair when he ran for president this year. reporter: johndwards now admitting he is the father of the child born to campaign aide rielle hunter. andrew young, a former aide to john edwards-- young had initially taken the fall for saying he was the father of the baby. reporter #2: and what about edwards' wife of 32 years--elizabeth? she's not only had to deal with her husband's betrayal. she's dealing with a cancer that threatens to take her life. tapper: yes, it was as bad as it sounds. edwards cheated on his cancer-stricken wife, had a baby with his secret girlfriend/employee, and then tried to pass it off as a key campaign staffer's kid. for years, edwards followed the three simple rules for unfaithful men-- deny, deny, deny. i have no idea what you're asking about. i don't respond to these lies. so when the truth came out, he looked like the most untrustworthy politician in the united states. here's the statement john edwards issued today... the scandal torpedoed his career, and with it, the dreams of so many people who had believed in hi

john glenn, ted williams. i want to open up and give you a little bit of on both of them. so who was john glenn. john glenn was born in cambridge ohio on july 18th, 1921. he was a marine corps fighter pilot in two wars, world war two and the korean war. he flew a 147 combined missions, received 18 air medals and six distinguished flying crosses. heater becammiry test pilot at patuxent river naval air station in maryland he helped create, conceive and execute something called project, which i'll tell you about a little bit later. he was one of the first american astronauts part of the mercury program, became the first american to orbit the earth in february of 1962. he later became the united states senator from the state of ohio, serving four terms and in 2012, he received the presidential medal of freedom from president barack obama. here's a photo of john glenn receiving his medal of freedom. but i want to give a little more background on john glenn's military career orlenn, as he was known during the korean war. john glenn enlisted in the navy's v5 aviation cadet program march of 1942. he actually

john. john. john, john. most of the assets have been consolidated to mr. trump, you know, because you have down fred trump. and i'd like to talk to you off the record, if i can, just to make your thing easier. >> i think you can really use donald trump now. >> and you can just consolidate. >> i think last year somebody showed me the article and i think you had 202 hundred. and really it's been pretty well consolidated now for the most part. >> so much of donald trump's image is really tied to this idea of his wealth, of his success in business. how far, jonathan, do you think he could go to keep the american people from discovering that he is not as rich, as wealthy as he has claimed? >> i think he's far less wealthy than he has claimed. i think this is his achilles heel. if you look at, you know, there was this there was this, you know, funny eric, he was on once on, on, on, on a comedy central roast of him and he said, say whatever you want about my family. say whatever you want about appearance. just don't make any jokes about me being worth less than i

john. >> john: they couldn't find anybody else and reached out to me. i'm john roberts and this is "america's newsroom." those botched cases all happening on president biden's watch. we're awaiting a blockbuster ruling from the fifth circuit court of appeals. hanging in the balance allow to allow texas the arrest and deport illegal immigrants. >> dana: the biden administration is fighting the bill saying it would burden law enforcement and texas officials say the white house has left them no choice. >> the u.s./mexico border is no longer the u.s./mexico border. it is the u.s. world border. people all over the world are exploiting the border to make entry into the united states illegally. >> john: nate foye is live in eagle pass, texas this morning. >> good morning. so a decision from a three-judge panel could come at any moment regarding the immediate future of senate bill four. it allows texas to arrest and deport migrants without turning them over to border patrol. absent that law taking effect, that is exactly what happens in the migrants are given a notice t

john, a brand-new week, here we go. >> john: and this is a big week. so much going on this week. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports". trump celebrating the unanimous ruling moments ago calling it an inspirational and unifying moment to bring the country together. >> sandra: fox team coverage, kerri urbahn is here, fox news legal editor and former counselor to attorney general bill barr. jonathan turley, professor and fox news contributor. jonathan, supreme court decision reversing the colorado trump ballot ban. what do we need to know right now? >> well, the most important take-away is that there was only one voice you heard from the court today. and that was a voice that spoke, i think, for a lot of americans, in saying that this is not what we are about. this was an anti-democratic effort to remove a candidate from the ballot to prevent voters from casting their votes. but it would also allow for an incredible sort of tit for tat process in states and we are the most successful oldest democracy in the world and at this late day you had people trying to introduce

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john: john goglia, a former member of the ntsb, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. john average, the world produces 430 million metric tons of plastic each year. the united states alone produces tens of millions of tons of plastic waste annually. yet on average in the united states, only about 5% to 6% of plastic is recycled. ali rogin digs into a new report uncovering the plastic industry's tactics to push recycling and avoid regulation. ali: a new report by the center for climate integrity and environmentalist group says newly-uncovered statements from oil and plastics executives underscore the industry's decades-long secret skepticism about the viability and efficacy of recycling. the authors of the report reviewed old investigations and new documents, including previously unknown assertions from indtry executives. in 1994, one exxon chemical executive put the industry support for plasticsecycling in blunt terms, saying, "we are committed to the activities but not committed to the results." another representative from dupont noted in 1992 that recycling als were set k

john: john roberts in washington, this is "america reports". look at this, gunfire on a packed rush hour train after two men got into a fight. a warning, some viewers may find this disturbing. >> let me out! let me out! let me out! [gunshots] >> johnas shots were fired. a victim who police say was shot in the head with his own gun, dodging the subway fare to guest on to the platform before this all happened. >> it's important that we enforce service and people not paying the fare. often time we see people enter to the subway station looking to cause harm and they never pay the fare. >> sandra: fox team coverage for you. luca

john of rila. the parish itself is named after john of kronstadt. and the throne was consecrated in honor of johnhe heavenly patron of the holy righteous john of kronstadt, that is , the saint in whose honor john of kronstadt was named. this is a bulgarian saint whose significance for the history of bulgaria. also known, like ian karmyansky, was an outstanding monk of the orthodox church, he distinguished by wisdom, strict monastic rules and deep knowledge of the holy scriptures. this holy, righteous monk became a model of zeal, self-sacrifice and love for many believers. the icon of the holy righteous john of kronshtat, the heavenly patron of our parish, which you see in front of you now. holy righteous john. so that everyone present at the service has the opportunity to venerate them, may there always be love between us, may the cup of patience never be spilled, together we will not be afraid of any trouble, the singing of the choir, let the soul ascend to heaven, enlighten the sunday of christ, with its love, peace and warmth, so that the prayerful singing of your favorite singers will echo in

john: perception of somebody brandishing a gun and then shot in the head. >> sandra: it's happening far too often. that's for sure. >> john: here in d.c., the city council is asking the police to enforce laws, this time against fare evaders. similar to new york efforts in the 1990s to curb fare jumpers. >> that's right, john. it appears that d.c. is bringing the broken windows theory to the streets of washington, trying to catch mostly teenagers from jumping the turnstyles behind me at union station and metro, all in an effort to reduce crime after last year's spike. >> if they stop a fare evasion, they are required by law to give their name and address. anyone who refuses to be subject to a fine of $100 or arrested. making sure everyone pays their fare. >> john, last month three cops were shot while carrying out a warrant for animal cruelty. the suspect was in the united states illegally according to i.c.e. the d.c. mayor signed a new crime bill to combat the issue that has outraged many. and they are thinking of moving the capital one arena across the river. and metropolitan police department left 1400 officers at the height of the blm movement due to early retirement and cops quitting. two weeks ago a d.c. housing authority officer was shot, home to some of the finest restaurants and bars and the home

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