sandra smith in new york. great to be with you. >> john: john roberts in washington. the affidavit is heavily, understatement, redacted, we are learning some new details about the fbi justification for the search of the former president's home. >> sandra: one part reading "after initial review of the nra referral, the fbi opened a criminal investigation to, among other things, determine how the documents with one classification marking and records were removed from the white house or any other authorized locations for the storage of classified materials, and came to be stored at the premises." >> john: david spunt is live at the justice department, 38 pages in total released in regard to this, including some attachments. so far we are getting an idea what the documents were or at least the category in which they fell. but we are not getting a lot in terms of the why they thought it was so urgent to go in there and unprecedented fashion and the fbi conduct a raid of mar-a-lago. >> david: john and sandra, that is the detail we have wanted to know since we first learned a

john, sandra. >> john: alexandria, thank you so much.g to michael pillsbury earlier today, he believes the next 24 hours is a dangerous period and a lot will hinge on what pelosi says when she is out in public with the taiwanese public. if she reiterates the one china policy, no support for taiwanese independence, that may calm china. but something else, katie bar the door. >> bret: a big moment, nancy pelosi arriving in taiwan with the welcome almost like a kpop music band we were talking about earlier, a rock star well come in the public eye. we have not had a high ranking official like this since as you mentioned newt gingrinch in 1997 go to taiwan, and you are right, it matters what she says. it also matters how the white house reacts to what she says or does. and so far the president has received some criticism about not appearing that strong and how he has dealt with this from the beginning. republicans have signed on to this trip, some 26 -- 27 senators with a letter of support. they were invited, but there is support on capitol h

>> sandra: that does it for us. >> john: yes. ry penultimate friday. >> sandra: looking forward to it. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. good afternoon. great to be with you. i'm martha maccallum. we're ten weeks away, tuesday, tuesday, there's an election day somewhere. in ten weeks, we'll be covering the mid-terms on this day. right now the laser beam is on the state of pennsylvania. president biden is about to speak there. two more stops in pennsylvania in the coming days. back in the 2020 time machine, former president trump also has a lot on the line in pennsylvania. he's also going there in the

i'm sandra smith from new york. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. with you, sandra. a growing number of democrats pushing back, estimated to cost a whopping trillion dollars, yes, trillion, with a t, followed by 12 zeros. >> bad policy, you could fund free pre-k for every 3 and 4-year-old for ten years. >> this is a step, a band aid step, a point in time step. we are not yet contending with the root issue which is the affordable crisis of higher education in our country. >> similar amounts of money you could have expanded pell grants, you could relieve medical debt for households throughout the united states. >> i think a targeted approach right now really does send the wrong message. a lot of people out there making 30, 40 grand a year that didn't go to college and they need help as well. >> john: while some democrats are worried about how biden's move will impact their re-election chances, others are embracing it. >> i want america to win, what built us into an economic super power, making sure people can go to college if they want without going 3

i'm sandra smith in new york. happy friday eve. >> john: as we like to call it around here, that's what thursday is. good to see you, sandra. the federal judge who approved the warrant to search mar-a-lago is set to weigh the pros and cons of releasing portions of the affidavit. the judge acknowledged heavy redactions to make the document in essence meaningless. justice department maintaining it could be dangerous to release any part of the affidavit saying it could compromise the investigations. republicans, along with several news organizations are pressing for more information about what prompted the unprecedented search of a former president's home. >> sandra: john, another judge is giving team trump until tomorrow to better explain why a special master is needed to oversee the review of documents seized from mar-a-lago. we have got fox news team coverage for you. andy is joining us in a moment. >> john: david spunt is live at the justice department. will we is an what they submitted today? >> david: likely we will not. anything is pos

sandra smith in new york. john, hello to you. >> john: sandra, great to see on this tuesday. i'm john roberts, this is "america reports." maloney and -- time to an end. new york democrats facing off in the newly redrawn 12th congressional district. one of the most hostile races of the year, with maloney questioning nadler's capacity to serve another term. >> sandra: and john, in florida, matt gaetz goes up against two challenges in another test of the former president's influence. and marco rubio will see who he will face in november. >> john: and aishah hasnie is in clearwater, florida. >> sandra: bryan in new york city, 17th congressional district received the attention of democratic party superstars. >> yes, good afternoon, it has. the one hand, representative alexandria ocasio-cortez endorsing the progressive candidate, state senator alexandria biagi, and bill clinton supporting the moderate challenger, maloney, the chair of the congressional democratic committee. >> the truth is, there is not a system on earth including policing that cannot be made better. sometimes it up

john roberts in washington. sandra, good wednesday to you. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york city. plunged to an average of 76.1 years in 2021. fentanyl poisoning driving that number with more than 72,000 deaths by the end of last year. >> john: president biden's border crisis making it worse. officials are trying to stop the flow of fentanyl from creeping into the u.s., but despite efforts, parents are feeling the consequences of drugs in their family. >> fentanyl has changed the game. no longer can we say just be careful or it's not going to happen to my family. >> it took half of what he thought was a percocet. you have to talk about these pills and other forms that unfortunately they are now taking other than just pills. >> no mother wants to wake up and have to find the news that their child has been taken and this is something that is taking america, the biggest crisis i think that we've ever faced as a nation. >> sandra: absolute devastation. dea is officially warning of an alarming new trend with cartels

metal is a big one. >> john: and you have to share the e.v. as well. >> sandraan-pierre just walked out, and john kirby is expected to speak to talk about nancy pelosi's visit, and taiwan's foreign ministry have no comments on the travel. let's listen live at the white house now. >> today i think you are tracking the first ships successfully left the port of odesa in ukraine under the recent deal between the united nations, turkey, ukraine and russia. we obviously welcome this important step and hope to see more ships depart in the coming days to travel onward to world markets with agriculture products such as grain, wheat, sunflower, oil and corn. the ship that left today had like 26,000 tons of corn. russia has weaponized food and has effectively blocked ukraine's ports since the beginning of this crisis and we urge russia to meet its commitments under its new arrangements, included by facilitating unimpeded black seaports to ease the food insecurity around the world. so we are going to be watching that closely. also on ukraine, today national security advisor

the cat, cocoa, remains traumatized by the experience and refuses to go downstairs. >> sandra: poor cocoa. >> johnpical cat behavior, come on in, let's party, and geez, now get the seal out of the house. >> sandra: sounds like the seal picked the right house, marine biologist dad, amazing story. all right, john. >> john: whoever thought that would come in through the little cat door. >> sandra: you never know, be prepared for anything. many schools are facing a teacher shortage as the new school year begins. education secretary said using covid relief funds could help ease the burden. that would not exactly solve the problem. steve is live in atlanta for us, a huge problem, steve. how are school districts handling these teacher shortages? >> sandra, just when people thought it would be normal, a teacher shortage is throwing a wrench into things, and some parts of california and missouri the situation is so dire that they have gone to four-day a week school weeks through the shortage. the secretary of education said it's time to start using federal covid relief money to hire new teachers. >> studen

john roberts in washington, good to spend hour two with you. >> sandra: you too, john, a lot of newsamerica reports" rolls into hour two. analysts are looking at this saying president biden's big plan could cost taxpayers at least $300 billion, not only that, they say those making more will actually benefit the most while making inflation even worse. >> john: and then senator tom cotton, he says the move is nothing more than a shameless bribe. he'll be with us in just a moment. but we begin with fox team coverage at the white house starting with jacqui heinrich. what are we expecting to hear from the president? >> jacqui: they have made a claim a short while ago on a background call that this will potentially be neutral or deinflationary, to counter critics say it's going to exacerbate inflation and increase the national debt. that official said because 45 million borrowers have the student loan payments paused right now, joint impact could be neutral or deinflationary, we have not seen the math to back that up yet, but it is not what non-partisan committees like the committee for re

. >> sandra: sounds like it's a big problem. great to be with you, john. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: all right. thanks very much, you guys, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. student loan relief has turned into a huge headache for the biden administration. now the fed chief saying there's more pain to come for american families as they try to wrestle to get inflation in this country reined in after all of this spending. we'll speak with jared bernstein leave on "the story." don't want to miss that. that is coming up. also, trump attorney jim trusty joins us to talk about the parallels between what happened when hillary clinton was investigated for mishandling documents and the trump raid. the doj explains how many documents they have went through that breaking today. first up, back to school day for one of mine and probably many of years as well across this country. some covid restrictions are lingering around certain corners of the country and parents not happy about

john sandra was in odessa as the ship left port. oh, this is a ship that could launch a 1000 others. the rezone is the 1st cargo vessel to carry ukrainian grain through the black sea since russia invaded on february the 24th all j. a said he was a great feeling. i felt as if we became free after being detained for a long time. trailing a pilot ship, the rezone is a test run bound for ist in bold, vent, lebanon. if all goes well, many more will follow alexi gone to wrinkle a member of the ukrainian parliament came to watch history and to make its valid duration of the black sea from port him and from russian empire. he tried and did everything he can not to give this ship and other ships, disability to leave odessa port. and for almost half here, it was like this. but as you see, he failed. the ship departed despite several rushing attacks in the region, and on the port of odessa itself. since the un brokered in agreement between ukraine and russia for this safe passage via its timbo. it's been a long time coming, but this is a ship.

>> sandra: that does it for us. >> john: yes. we will see you again tomorrow when it will be the perry penultimate friday. >> sandra: looking forward to it. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. good afternoon. great to be with you. i'm martha maccallum. we're ten weeks away, tuesday, tuesday, there's an election day somewhere. in ten weeks, we'll be covering the mid-terms on this day. right now the laser beam is on the state of pennsylvania. president biden is about to speak there. two more stops in pennsylvania in the coming days. back in the 2020 time machine, former president trump also has a lot on the line in pennsylvania. he's also going there in the coming days to bolster his very high stakes endorsements in that state. dr. oz for senate and congressional candidates jim bognet. president biden is in wilkesbury, pennsylvania today. that is lucerne county. this is a huge swing district in pennsylvania. it went from president obama

. >> sandra: great to be with you, john. jam packed two hours. thanks for joining us, i'm sandra smith. >> john: flew >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. so the threat level rises after that drill. remember this drill that they did in taiwan preparing for the day that might invade their island? that's not how china sees it. house speaker nancy pelosi is now on the ground there defying the chinese government. you know, the pentagon and the white house sought to dissuade this visit. she's the highest ranking american to visit the island in 25 years, this is a significant moment in the battle with china that exists on so many economic and military fronts. the communist nation has been caught buying up farmland for unknown reasons in the united states. also expanding their military bases with a stated goal of dominating the united states and making themselves the number 1 super power in the world. now they're choosing the united states of behaving like gangsters after the secretary state antony blinken said any cr

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john and sandra, good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. so a deliberate effort by drug traffickers to drive addiction among children and young adults. that's the new warning from the dea surrounding deadly fentanyl made to look like candy. they're calling it rainbow fentanyl and it's in 18 states in this country right now. to give you an idea of the potency of this drug, the amount that you could fit into a pack of sweet and low has the potential to kill 500 people fentanyl seizures sky rocking across the country. these parents know too well the horrific consequences. >> zach was a 17-year-old high school senior. he had no history with abusing drugs or alcohol. so it was a complete shock to us when he was at his desk and passed away two days after christmas of 2020. >> she went on the stream to get replacement nor a benzodiazepine. it was straight-up fentanyl and killed instantly. >> got drugs delivered to our house at night like a pizza over snap chat. jumped the fence, got what killed him and we found him in his room in what they call th

. >> gillian: both john and sandra are off today. president biden was

john. come on, sandy! # goodbye to sandra dee.#. dame olivia newton—john, who has died at the age of 73. girl. i was speaking to sandra marinetti. grease was a movie set in the 50s, filmed in the 70s, still loved in the 2020s, it will be adored in the 2120s. future generations will love this movie. it is a timeless classic, so was olivia newton—john. and you've enjoyed watching her in concerts as well, even in the latter stages of her career. what is her great sort of pulling power? to quote one of her song titles, she was "magic". she captured our hearts on screen, through her music and with her personality. you know, in the show business, the thing that they can't teach you is likeability and she had that in spades. very few stars have that. and she was able to cross genres, and she connected with the audience so well, and she was so vulnerable and insecure. i mean, even on grease — that you mentioned in your package there — she was 29 when she got that part, she was terrified. she thought, "i'll be laughed out of town. "i'm too old to play a high—schooler." even said that, she was so

john roberts, sandra's up-to-date and anita vogel and me at the top of the hour on "america reports."rsion of the beloved caped crusader appears to be too woke and reportedly "irredeemable in the eyes of the production company executive." the best part of the movie is that michael keaton is the best batman of all times was in it. >> jimmy: imagine that. well, it was too woke so should it not be called "batgirl" but that person? why do we not have gender for the superheroes? think about how bad this movie had to suck for them to cancel a comic book movie which is the only thing people go to skip the box office. nobody watches anything else. this had to be with all respect to michael keaton "the worst thing ever made." >> this might be the most expensive movie made and canceled appearance between $90 million and cancel that bad appeared the screenplay for this the previous work by one credit, -- "the washington post" up that we talked about in the film version. >> maybe it was a good movie. >> leslie grace, who by the way i like her. she said on the heels of the recent movie of "batgirl

john. come on, sandy! # goodbye to sandra dee.# dame olivia newton—john, who has died at the age of 73.pondent, peter bowes. hejoins us live in los he joins us live in los angeles to talk about dame 0livia newton—john, who died at the age of 73. tell us what the reaction has beenin been in hollywood. a lot of sadness — been in hollywood. a lot of sadness and _ been in hollywood. a lot of sadness and a _ been in hollywood. a lot of sadness and a lot - been in hollywood. a lot of sadness and a lot of- been in hollywood. a lot of sadness and a lot of love, | been in hollywood. a lot of. sadness and a lot of love, and it's interesting just listening to those thoughts in the music especially. i think it's striking to a lot of people that that was a very successful soundtrack from grease, but it was also the soundtrack to so many people's lives during that time in the late 1970s, early 80s. time in the late 1970s, early 805. i time in the late 1970s, early 80s. i think that sense that she created a lot of memories for people is being reflected in what people are saying about her today, for ex

john. come on, sandy! # goodbye to sandra dee.# dame olivia newton—john who has died at the age of 73.e climate change, president biden has won the backing of the senate to spend $369 billion so that america can achieve its target on reducing emissions. the money includes tax breaks for consumers who buy electric vehicles and cash for communities hardest hit by fossil—fuel pollution. it's all meant to reduce us emissions of c02, by as much as a0%, by the end of the decade. 0ur north america correspondent john sudworth reports. the american dream was built on fossil fuel — the very concept of freedom and unrestrained energy consumption long going hand—in—hand. the time is now... it's hard, then, to overstate the significance of this moment — the us senate passing the country's first major piece of climate change legislation. the vice president votes in the affirmative, and the bill, as amended, is passed. cheering one good thing that's come from this - is that we've realised, you know, this is an american problem... presidentjoe biden, struggling with woeful approval ratings, is suddenl

john. come on, sandy! # goodbye to sandrame. 0bviously has died at the age of 73. —— dame. obviously a global star, and it has been felt very acutely here in the uk, but in australia?— australia? she is one of their own, australia? she is one of their own. she _ australia? she is one of their own. she is _ australia? she is one of their own, she is the _ australia? she is one of their own, she is the girl, - australia? she is one of their own, she is the girl, their. own, she is the girl, their darling, their sweetheart. yes, she is a uk born, australia raised recording artist that shot to fame in hollywood of course because of that career that david just went through and told us about but rarely in australia she is the girl that made it big in hollywood and across the world, and really australia is mourning one of their own. their darling. this girl next door vibe about her, despite this fame, despite the stardom, and of course the songs that we just heard, these are etched in the memories of millions and millions of austral

john. come on, sandy! # goodbye to sandraa global superstar, and the first and foremost an australian girl. i've been speaking to our australia correspondent shaimaa khalil about the reaction there to 0livia's passing. she is a uk—born, australia—raised recording artist that shot to fame in hollywood of course because of that career that david just went through and told us about but really here in australia she is the girl that made it big in hollywood and across the world, and really australia is mourning one of their own. mourning their darling. this girl next door vibe about her, despite this fame, despite the stardom, and of course the songs that we just heard, these are etched in the memories of millions and millions of australians and people across the world of course, but many here have said that they woke up, heard the news, are in tears, but are also listening to the grease soundtrack, physical, to hopelessly devoted to you. she was just part of their lives. remember, before the big fame in hollywood, australians gre

john. # goodbye to sandra dee.# we can speak now to our correspondent peter bowes in la.lywood? well, there has been an outpouring _ reaction hollywood? well, there has been an outpouring of— reaction hollywood? well, there has been an outpouring of love - reaction hollywood? well, there has been an outpouring of love and i been an outpouring of love and tremendous sadness at the news of her death. ijust wonder how many people are going to be seeing those songs we've been listening to for the rest of the day. hopelessly devoted to you, summer nights, you're the one that i want, and people in hollywood... john travolta posted this. we heard from viola davis, who said "you are my childhood." how much of us can say that? "thank you for creating internal memories." she did go on to other performances after grease. she will also be remembered for her very brave fight against cancer. she was first diagnosed in the 1990s. she had a further two bouts of cancer and she was always very positive. she worked with researchers, she worked with doctors to try to find new treatment to tr

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. the only sad thing about tomorrow, it's the second last friday of the summer season. >> sandra: don't say it. enjoy. >> john: enjoy every moment. i'm john roberts. martha maccallum is standing by. she has "the story" that starts right now. >> martha: indeed it does. thanks. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. senator tim scott and jared kushner both join me today to talk politics and the future of the country ahead on "the story." right now we await president biden's departure from the white house. we'll see what and if he says anything on his way out. he's speaking at a democratic national committee rally as an internal fight is underway in the democratic party. many fear the half trillion in new spending could hurt democrats in the mid-terms as it may wallop another inflation boom on our economy. the white house struggles with this question. >> how much does this cost? >> you know, the questions are still coming out, depending how many people take advantage of it. >> tha

sandra: rand paul said it, a full-throated investigation. only you can do this. thanks. great to see you. loved you on "outnumbered" today. thanks. >> john: pete knows how to complete the mission. >> sandra: thanks so much. i'm sandra smith. >> john: good to see you back. i'm john roberts. see you tomorrow. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. breaking right now, brand new fox news election ratings. they show a tightening in the race for control of congress. a big deal. we forecast that that would put the gop in control of the house, but that number is shrinking in terms of the margin of error for republicans. take a look at the senate. gop now battling over candidates such as blake masters in arizona. his democratic opponent is at 50 and he's at 42. the question is whether or not these candidates want joe biden, the president, to try to help them out in these races. watch this. >> would you want president biden to come to arizona and campaign with you? >> hey, i'll welcome anybody to come to arizona, travel around the state at any time. as long a

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." >> sandra: seizures of rainbow fentanyl, sound the alarm the epidemic is only worse. deadly opioid pills can be easily confused for even candy. >> john: fox news exclusive on "america reports," republican senator roger marshall joins us to announce his plans for a bill to get social media companies involved in the fight against fentanyl, just moments away. >> sandra: fox news alert, primary day in america. voters in three states heading to the polls. new york and florida grabbing the most attention for critical

she will be here to tell this pure john roberts, join sandra smith and me at the top of the hour on "y being nice. [laughter] a crying baby or kid kicking your seat like kindergarten, some air travelers have had enough. they have sparked the debate on whether adults only flights could actually be a good option. this is something that i have debated since before children. cheryl, you were once an airline attendant. you have had -- >> you were? >> cheryl: in my 20s. >> i want your take adults only? >> cheryl: i get it come adults only flights. i do understand it. i would never forget when i see these families come on and to keep the families happy the parents would give the kids sugar. what do you get? a jacked up child. and then put them with other people. but the parents don't think about that ahead of time. so i get it to be honest. i'm sorry and i'm the only one with with kids. in a way. >> i have three adults only all the way or my other philosophy before i had kids, first of all, children should be seen and not heard appeared on airplanes, they should be in the back in a family se

john. come on, sandy! # goodbye to sandra dee. ivia newton—john cancer wellness & research centre. hejoins us now from melbourne. a very warm welcome to the programme. we were looking there at her incredible career, which of course was the pinnacle was the film greece. but it was very, very sad news when he first learned —— decades ago that she had breast cancer and she became a huge ambassador, didn't she?- ambassador, didn't she? yes, that is right. _ ambassador, didn't she? yes, that is right. she _ ambassador, didn't she? yes, that is right. she has - ambassador, didn't she? yes, that is right. she has lived - that is right. she has lived with cancer for 30 years. during that time, she with cancerfor 30 years. during that time, she had with cancer for 30 years. during that time, she had shown great commitment to help and support us through thatjourney as well, and helped us to establish the 0livia establish the olivia newton—john cancer wellness and research centre here at austin health in melbourne. that provides a full range

. >> gillian: both john and sandra are off today. president biden was on vacation in south carolina, and billions in new climate spending. >> bret: president biden will hit the road to promote the legislation but yet to see if vulnerable democrats appear alongside him. his poll numbers are around 40%. >> gillian: peter doocy is with us to kick things off from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. what part of this bill are officials hoping to highlight this afternoon? >> peter: it's not inflation reduction so far, gillian, even though it is called the inflation reduction act. instead the president is teasing this bill signing by highlighting the green impact. he tweeted the inflation reduction act will position america to meet my climate goals, saving families hundreds a year in energy costs and take advantage of clean energy and electric vehicle tax credits, more than twice the savings. the package was more than twice this size but even the slimmed-down version, the democrats in congress negotiated so it could pass, has republican colleagues ne

sandra: thank you for that, susan. i don't know if we could have jam packed any more in there. what a two hours it has been. >> john: it has been, and a lot of questions about the affidavit and why the fbi saw the urgency to conduct the unprecedented raid. we'll see what we get in the days to come. >> sandra: indeed. our coverage will continue. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john >> martha: thanks very much, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. so the underlying information that the doj used to get the search warrant and to carry out that unprecedented raid at mar-a-largo is out. sort of. we have 24 of 38 pages that are partially redacted or fully redacted. we got more we thought than we would get. the former president called this release today a total public relations subterfuge. the doj says that premature disclosure of more of this information could have a negative impact on their continuing investigation. here's president biden asked about this investigation, which he's been careful to keep at an arm's length publicly moments ago. >> the president said he declassified these documents. did he declassi

john roberts. >> anita: i am anita in for sandra smith. >> john: we begin a world away with a show of force not seenism directed at the white house. >> ♪ ♪ >> john: a troubling sight not seen in a generation. chinese missile speed above the taiwan strait at 4 miles per second. the communist country surrounded taiwan with a menacing show of force. the largest drills in history. >> anita: video on social media shows a line of chinese helicopters off the coast of china. the military activated more than 100 planes. >> john: coming off the heels of nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. china said the drills will continue through the weekend. it's not lost on analysts that vladimir putin said his military was conducting drills when he was at ukraine's border. we know how that turned out. even in the drills do stop on sunday it allows for the possibility of a misunderstanding that could prove catastrophic. >> the president needs to send a clear message to the chinese communist party and get equipment to taiwan now. >> i that are testing president biden. we need to deter figures like xi and putin from their act b

i'm sandra smith. i'm john roberts. >> martha: yum, hot dog beer. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. breaking now, israel outraged as president biden steps closer to rejoining the nuclear weapons deal with iran that president trump walk away from. so would that make us safer or would it make the world a more dangerous place? john kirby joins us on the story this hour. right now election battles are underway in two of the biggest states. these are really important primaries happening today in new york and in florida. they are out voting. reporters are fanned out in each of those states. bryan llenas is here in new york city. phil keating is on board in florida this afternoon in the sunshine state. brian, what's going on in new york? >> martha, good afternoon. all eyes are on new york's we drawn 12th congressional district which pits two democratic leaders against one another and what has been a personal and nasty clash between once friends. representative carolyn maloney going against jerry nadler. now, maloney has questioned whether sadler is senile. maloney say

indeed, yes, we are still here." ( applause ) and i just wanna say, "hey, john roberts, way to throw sandraberts ) "sandra, are you still there? because i sure wish i wasn't here. bring-bring! phone call, gotta go! smoke bomb!" it didn't get much better when sandra finally managed to speak. >> indeed, yes, i am here. no, bret, to your point, i just wonder, for the country watching this in this moment, how much this changes what people believed or did not believe. >> stephen: that wasn't his point at all, sandra. ( laughter ) i believe his point was very powerful testimony. who cares if it changes what viewers believe! your job is to report the news, not speculate how your audience is going to react. there's a reason walter cronkite didn't end each broadcast with this: >> and that's the way it is... or is it? hell if i know! ( laughter ) ( applause ) i miss him. i miss him, baby. what else? oh, things got even worse yesterday for the former president when liz cheney closed the hearing by raising concerns about possible witness tampering by an "unknown person." ( as trump ) "who could it be?"

i'm sandra smith. >> i'm john scott. "the story" starts right now. gillian turner is in for martha. >> thanks. good afternoon. i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum from washington. right now on "the story," new threats from china this after the white house condemns beijing for firing missiles near taiwan calling it a significant escalation. the u.s. also now positioning an aircraft carrier in the area to monitor the situation. china says they're cutting off communication with washington in retaliation including high level military talks. listen. >> china has a history of falling victim of foreign aggression, even today the u.s. and several of its side kicks grocery ininterfere in our internal affairs from time to time. china is not the old china of 120 years ago and we're not iraq, syria or afghanistan. we will not allow any foreign force to bully, suppress or enslave us. whoever wants to do so will be on a collision course with the great wall of seal forged by the 1.4 billion chinese people. >> we'll get the white house response from john kirb

has a few ideas, and he's live coming up. >> sandra: welcome back, as "america reports" rolls into hour two. >> bill: nice to see you, i'm bill hemmer in for john a jam packed hour with several stories breaking, and now a fox news alert. >> sandra: breaking a short time ago, a push to get justice for gabby petito beyond the grave. >> bill: the boyfriend who murdered her last summer took his own life. but not stopping petito's parents for all those who failed gabby to pay up and pay up big. parents $15 million lawsuit, details in a moment. >> sandra: breaking news on the west coast, anne heche explosive car crash she was able to survive. there is word a warrant is now issued in that case, and police are looking to meet up with the celebrity. >> bill: also here in new york, the mayor eric adams furious after texas governor abbott sends bus loads of migrants to the big apple. now he's demanding help from the feds, ironically. something border towns have been looking for the administration to do since the president took office. >> sandra: and breaking news at 2:00, a city in new mexico on edge as a possible serial killer hunts his prey. three musli

i'm sandra smith. >> i'm john scott. "the story" starts right now.r martha maccallum from washington. right now on "the story," new threats from china this after the white house condemns beijing for firing missiles near taiwan calling it a significant escalation. the u.s. also now positioning an aircraft carrier in the area to monitor the situation. china says they're cutting off communication with washington in retaliation including high level

john. come on, sandy! # goodbye to sandraocial media. australian pop star kylie minogue tweeted... let's get some reaction from australia — here's our correspondent shaimaa khalil. olivia newton—john was born in the uk and shot to stardom in the united states. but here in australia they've always claimed her as their own. she moved here when she was a little girl and australians grew up with a young olivia newton—john on their screens, as she appeared in many talent shows. even after she shot to superstardom in hollywood, she never lost that girl—next—door air about her that made people feel like she could be their friend. australia is saying goodbye to a national sweetheart. i was actually really sad when i heard the news because i'm sort of her vintage as well and grew up with her music and just loved her. she was just such a beautiful person, a beautiful soul, so caring, so lovely always — never a bad word for anyone. and just everything she's achieved has been sensational. i remember being five years old. do you remember

. >> john: and what eric adams was saying to greg abbott. >> sandra: photo op. >> john: hope he will turn attention to providing for the asylum seekers, how many years have they been doing that in texas. texas have been taking the absolute brunt of illegal immigration, particularly in the rio grande valley sector. i was there in 2014 on the border when it was bad during the obama administration. new mexico, arizona, california as well. all taking it on the chin from illegal immigration. i think texas has done more than it's fair share of this. for adams to say oh, you should be doing more, might be a little misguided. >> gillian: hypocritical, maybe. >> john: nancy pelosi's husband arraigned on dui charges in napa. what sort of trouble could he be in? analysis coming up. >> gillian: as putin's war drags on in ukraine, fox news speaks with the mayor of one of the hardest hit cities there. we are live inside the war torn country next. >> during the entire war, only 21 days we were not under fire. yet today approximately 5:00 in the morning our city was shelled again. ly, it's a new day

john. come on, sandy! # goodbye to sandra dee. geous. let's take a look at some of the tributes on social media. there are so many. singer rod stewart paid tribute to his great friend, saying... soul singer dionne warwick wrote... and oscar—winning actress marlee matlin, who starred alongside dame olivia in the 1996 film it's my party tweeted... olivia was born in cambridge, but moved to australia at the age of six. we can speak now to our australia correspondent shaimaa khalil. morning, shaimaa. we have been reading through those tributes from across the world, what has the reaction been like back in australia?— reaction been like back in australia? ., , reaction been like back in australia? ., australia? good morning, sally and ben. olivia newton-john _ australia? good morning, sally and ben. olivia newton-john was - australia? good morning, sally and ben. olivia newton-john was born l australia? good morning, sally and. ben. olivia newton-john was born in ben. olivia newton—john was born in the uk, and she did shoot to stardom i

. >> sandra: very similarly, the white house, john kirby, he was on with martha a few minutes ago.re were some remarkable moments where he started questioning this drama over this potential visit. there certainly is at one point accusing the media of manufacturing drama. obviously there's huge implications here. isn't it worth asking the white house where they stand on this? we still didn't get an answer on kirby where president biden stands? >> i completely understand where john is on this. because of course, the pentagon is tasked with preventing conflict and then minimizing anything that occurs. so any drama and/or discontent on something like this complicates their job. clearly the pentagon is trying to manage this as well as any consequences back and forth between the chinese and the u.s. you know, the pentagon has had to deal with this part of the world as has our nation for a long time. this is not a new challenge or new crisis. so they know that what happens this week will just be something that will sort of be a premonition of years to come. >> sandra: considering this is

john. come on, sandy! # goodbye to sandra dee. let's take a look at some of the tributes on social media.ie minogue tweeted, "since i was ten years old, i have loved and looked up to 0livia newtonjohn. and, i always will. she was, and always will be, an inspiration to me in so many, many ways. my deepest condolences to herfamily and loved ones. singer rod stewart paid tribute to his great friend, saying "she was the perfect lady, gorgeous, with great poise and with a certain aussie sophistication. her spandex trousers in grease were my inspiration for my "do ya think i'm sexy" era. rip 0livia. soul singer dionne warwick wrote, "another angelic voice has been added to the heavenly choir. not only was 0livia a dear friend, but one of the nicest people i had the pleasure of recording and performing with. i will most definitely miss her. she now rests in the arms of the heavenly father. and oscar—winning actress marlee matlin, who starred alongside dame 0livia in the 1996 film it's my party tweeted, "i am so saddened at the news of the passing of olivia newton—john. i remember being so star s

john roberts. good to be spending friday afternoon with you. >> aishah: you, too. aishah hasnie in for sandra day off. and an interview all new at 2:00. >> john: america's heartland, iowa state fair is in full swing and so is inflation. >> aishah: corn dogs, funnel cakes, cotton candy are more expensive, and that's what matters to them. >> anything that benefits your smaller communities, you know, your local iowa middle of the u.s., you know, decisions, those are important to me. >> finances, you know, economy. definitely the economy the way it's headed now. >> aishah: it's tough to put food on the table but to hear the white house chief of staff say you would have no idea americans are actually hurting. listen. >> we have a presidency the president has delivered the largest economic recovery plan since roosevelt, largest since eisenhower, healthcare bill since johnson and the largest climate change bill in history. >> aishah: ok. democrats aiming to score big off that massive spending plan, some even sounding very optimistic for the first time in months. >> john: we have fox team coverage, b

." >> sandra: alert you with a fox news alert, the death toll rising in kentucky following last week's devastating flooding. thousands of people losing their homes. >> john with more heavy rain on the way. live to the scene in eastern kentucky in just moments. >> sandra: begin with senate democrats looking to fast track president biden's spending plans hoping to have a major legislative win heading into the fall. >> john: hope you had a great weekend, only a few days to

john, thank you for that. well, we already have that hot spot. clear law. the richmond, sandra fell bridge.re down to 14 minutes, told to run to run along 5.80. so things are moving along pretty nicely, 30 min so that fremont street exit the bay bridge as you're traveling into the city this morning. >> highway for seen a little slowing along here, 32 minute ride and the aca traveling into conquered to 42 out of the south bay. if you hop on one traveling up. 35 minutes. 85 demillo partner to 37 and 2.80. you're making a good time along those highways. darya. james, back to you. very much. rain 7.30, that i had the big story that we're following at this moment san francisco is 33 to, hey, must remember the flooded out building will his flooded again. >> second time in 2 months. nobody's lived in that building since the first water main failure in june. residents saw the new league wednesday night when they were allowed to go back in and grab some mail and other things. >> the seemingly spring started on june. 3rd. >> when a water main failure sent 20,000 gallons of water surging down. 35 floo

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sandra dee. so many affectionate tributes today. the singer and actor dame olivia newton—john today with temperatures over 30 degrees and they will only build through the course of the week and it will get hotter and hotter over the next few days. this scene is pretty similar to many of the conditions on the ground, looking dry and strong sunshine overhead and this is staffordshire, and there�*s really not going to be that much change in the weather over the next five days. a big area of high pressure keeping the weather fronts at bay. just the north west of scotland seeing more cloud and at times outbreaks of rain as well but for tonight, times outbreaks of rain as well but fortonight, dry times outbreaks of rain as well but for tonight, dry and clear and temperatures falling between 11 or 15 degrees, so not too uncomfortable for sleeping but the knights as well as the days will get hotter later in the week, so the night similar to today and looking dry with strong sunshine and temperatures between 30 and 31 degrees for central and southern parts of england and wales and even