kevin corke live for us in dc. >> also breaking today the alleged gilgo beach serial killer rex heuermann appeared in court for the first time since his arraignment and prosecutors will now begin turning over evidence to his attorneys after a 13-year investigation. in moments, legal analysis from prosecutor wendy patrick but first to bill melugin live on the key evidence on the case and bill so far the case pretty compelling. >> reporter: it is and he had a scowl on his face in court today as prosecutors were going after the mountains of evidence that they have against him. rex heuermann again in court today the suspected gilgo beach serial killer where prosecutors said they would hand over eight ter bites of data to his defense team by late september. now, as heuermann looked on in cuffs early fairly stone faced the whole time. the evidence against him includes 2500 pages of documents, crime scene photos, some of which as you can see right here have been obtained by the new york post showing the inside of heuermann

but kevin corke, what would you buy with your 14.5 billion? n say and some things i can't say. i was going to say something really awful like kilos but that sounded really illegal. >> it is illegal. >> kevin: how about this? i would buy lots of kayaks. i would do lots of fun stuff like that. that is all i can think of. >> trace: jonathan hunt? >> jonathan: j.lo, jack dan daniel's, and the jurassic park island. >> trace: j.lo -- jell-o. bethany mandel, i was seeing some of the expensive things. there's a good list out there. what is your list? what are you going to buy? >> trace: your producer suddenly this question in the middle of the time with five of my children and i looked at my husband and he said, like this, beer. i would buy beer. >> yes. >> i would buy babysitters. that is what i want. >> babysitters. >> done. from i got to say, bethany, $1.5 billion in babysitters is a lot of alone time. >> but i'm here to say. from what i want to give of the play because this is fun. we will get to carl demaio. do you play the lotto? the answer, yes,

kevin corke is live with what the numbers show us. evening. >> kevin: when it comes to economic news, president biden, there are rough roads and then there are roads that are so chock full of potholes, they will send your car ride to the shop. and it is the letter that best describes how many americans feel about president biden at least according to our latest fox news survey. among the questions as, as biden made the economy better or worse? you guessed it. over half of those surveyed say yep, it is worse. and while the breakdown is obviously worth amongst republicans, take a look at the number of independents who feel this way. that has got to be very scary for the white house. asked about the overall condition of the economy. the numbers don't lie and they don't look very good. look at that number, trace. 80%. and then there's this. the bellwether asking how americans feel about how things are going in the u.s. again, way underwater. and it is also notable that 17-point shift comes from, look, increasing number of democrats and as

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the very latest on today's block busterearance. kevin good evening. >> reporter: good evening my friend. former hunter biden business partner devon archer testified that, yes, hunter put his father, then vp joe biden, on speaker phone while meeting with foreign business partners at least 20 times. archer making those claims during testimony before the house oversight committee al callingss which comma mid a month's long investigation which republicans say has yielded evidence related to the biden family's alleged foreign business schemes, including that the biden family and its associates created more than 20 shell companies and received more than $10 million from foreign nationals, again while joe biden served as vp. in a statement, oversight chair james comer says devon archer's testimony today confirms joe biden lied to the american people when he said he had no knowledge about his son's business dealings, and was not involved. joe biden was the brand that his son sold around the world to enrich the biden family. but ove

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is back with that story. rter: hard to believe, trace, but apparently the vax is back, at least that's the message here coming from the white house today touting updated covid-19 vaccine as the, quote, safest protection against hospitalization and death. take a listen. >> we know that, as you all know, vaccinations against covid-19 remains the safest protection for avoiding hospitalization long term health outcomes and death which is why we are going to be encouraging americans to stay up to date on their vaccines. >> reporter: here's the latest. the cdc now expecting updated covid vaccines by pfizer moderna and novavax by september and then the fda will those vaccines. then the variance which is the most common strain of covid-19. this is all happening as president biden calls for more funding from congress to develop covid vaccines. >> i signed up this morning on a proposal to have -- to present to the congress a request for additional funding for a new vaccine that's necessary, that works, and we would reco

senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with what records are now revealing. kevin good evening. >> reporter: evening trace. hunter biden traveled to at least 13 countries with his then vice-president father joe biden, all while leading his now defunct firm rosemont seneca partners. in fact hunter traveled on air force two to europe, to africa, asia and mexico all after founding the company, that according to discoveries made by fox news digital which, on its face might sound benign enough. i mean, after all we're talking about the president. i'm his son. certainly the white house would feel that way. but under more scrutiny, trace, the trips invite more questions like, if hunter biden was making business deals for his company while traveling on air force two with his father, could it be true that the father had no idea what his son was doing? now, you'll recall, biden said hunter never made any money on business deals with foreign entities during a debate back in 2020. that statement turned out to be categorically false given that hunter himself has now admitt

kevin corke back to you as news breaks. on what kevin was just talking about, jeff was just in florida and he's dealing with the florida case, you were down there. new information on that. everybody is trying to thread the needle and get their case in before and you with the appeals process and you have fani willis saying i will have all 19 people tried within six months and the judge sets the trial date and push for less than six months and in florida trying to get this stuff on the agenda. >> original date set for may 2024, that could get delayed, bringing on new co-defendant and new charges. in florida, they are accusing the property manager of mar-a-lago of trying to delete surveillance footage and you have trump's body man according to investigators at guidance of trump was moving boxes around. this is one case in florida, very complicated and serious charges there. we'll see if that gets pushed back. trump's team has right to delay the trial with new co-defendant and new charges, that is just one indictment. we have th

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the breaking information on this. vin good evening. >> reporter: evening trace. three monmouth county new jersey districts are being sued by the state of new jersey for passing versions of policy requiring teachers to inform parents if a student is seeking a transgender accommodation, such as using a new pronoun or bathroom. today was the first time the state publicly argued its case against the middletown, marlboro and manalapan englishtown school districts, districts whose leaders agree that the aim here, trace, is to strike a balance between care for the children and the rights of parents. >> i don't think that our policy is discriminatory in any way. i think we carefully crafted it to be compassionate and to actually attend to the needs of our district. >> reporter: meanwhile a spokesperson for the office of the attorney general in new jersey said in a statement tonight, the state has always respected the rights of parents and agrees that parents should be involved in important decisions regarding their children an

kevin corke, thank you.en administration is already pushing new covid-19 boosters despite the those declaring the pandemic of her and despite manufactures and think you may not need the vaccine and you may not be a good candidate for the vaccine may be trust your doctor. to bring in certified m.d. and phd research scientist dr. houman hemmati. want to read this. this is foxnews.com. to write the following. the biden administration plans to urged americans to get booster shots. this administration official told fox business' edward lawrence, but moderna, the vaccine maker on their website said the following, according to vaccines may not be for everyone. please consult with your doctor to determine your eligibility. it is unbelievable that during covid, we never heard a vaccine maker essay, you know what, you should consult with your doctor. it would be disinformation. >> if moderna had to tweeted what they had on their own website today back in 20212020, even the -- a year, their twitter account would have b

senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with a closer look at some interesting numbers. kevin, good evening. >> kevin: good evening. the polls back in august, make now this august. let's be honest. a year before an election, an august poll -- but they can be a fairly decent snapshot for a moment in time which is frankly can alter a strategy for a campaign or maybe furnish a strategy for another campaign. with all that said, as the lead up, it probably won't surprise you and most people that former president trump remains runaway favorite among gop voters. a year plus out from the election. up a whopping 37 points over florida governor ron desantis. interestingly, only one candidate, though, has made a big move since june. and that is [indistinct]. he has doubled his support. up to 11% from 5%. that is pretty good. among trump primary voters, ramaswamy's support is up from zero back in march to a whopping 22%. governor desantis is down 15% since then. after a successful day of work in the crowds at the iowa state fair, look at south carolina senator tim scott. he finds him

i'm kevin corke in washington. we now return you to your regularly scheduled we return you to regularly scheduled program. >> south dakota is hiring, we are inviting people to get in on the action, we have more jobs than people. ♪ >> go, go. [beep] >> get out of here. now. >> laura: that still makes me so mad to see that. that was june 2019. investigative reporter andy nehl was attacked in portland, he was exposing antifa. may of 2021, he was attacked again at another antifa rally. >> they pulled off my mask and goggles and shouted, that's him, get him, get him. i ran for my life throughout downtown portland in the middle of the street. no police. fastest in the mob caught up to me and tackled me and punched me repeatedly on the back of the head and face. i was pleading for mercy. >> laura: that attack put andy in the hospital, for years, he's been trying to hold rose city antifa accountable, filing suit against them. it went to trial and last night we got the verdict. all attacks caught on video and five hours of

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with the breakdown in dc tonight. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: evening trace. devon archer telling congressional investigators that hunter biden used the then vp joe biden as, quote, defensive leverage to send, quote, the right signals to his foreign business partners. all while selling him as the brand that offered capabilities and reach, as well as a unique understanding of dc. that from archer's comments and a transcribed interview before the house oversight committee on monday this week. fox news digital obtaining the more than 140 page transcript of archer's interview which took place behind closed doors. president biden and the white house have repeatedly denied that the elder biden ever discussed the foreign businesses with his son, nor did he have any knowledge about his son's business dealings. but the answers in the transcript to dispute that because the then vladimir putin attended din weres hunter biden's associates. page 24 asked what i meant by biden family archer said i don't think about it as joe d

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the new information on this. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: evening trace. mum's the word, or so it was today for president biden, at least when it came to discussing ag merrick garland's decision to name a special counsel in the investigation into his son hunter. pressed by reporters at the conclusion of that camp david summit with leaders of south korea and japan, biden's first comments about the escalation in the probe were brief. >> i have no comment on any investigation that's going on. that's up to the justice department and that's all i have to say. >> reporter: that's all i have to say about that. now today's summit at camp david comes as a brand new fox news poll shows a majority of voters disapprove of the president's handling of foreign policy, with 55% saying they disapprove of the job he's doing on foreign policy. continuing, by the way, an underwater trend dating all the way back to october of 2021. now, experts say the historic gathering also reflects how concerns about china and north korea, as

let's get to kevin corke. he is live with outside of the story. n, good evening. >> kevin: vivek ramaswamy obviously as you heard, consistent and sometimes hundreds applause from the crowd throughout the debate tonight. nikki haley, she drew upon it as well from time to time. however, it was in this particular instance florida governor ron desantis who set his sights on the current occupant of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> our country is in decline. this decline is not inevitable. it is a choice. we need to send joe biden back to his basement and reverse american decline. [cheers and applause] and it starts with understanding we must reverse bidenomics so that middle-class families have a chance to succeed again. >> kevin: one of the governor's strongest points of the night. tim scott reminded gop voters that it is bidenomics that is frankly heard of the country of the most past few years. >> i have had an opportunity to vote against spending package after spending package after spending package. we also need to understand is that joe biden's bideno

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the latest on this. d evening. >> reporter: evening, trace. it seems like no response is becoming the official response from the doj to house republicans, especially when it comes to answering questions about how the hunter biden probe has been conducted. only now, those requests are becoming demands for testimony and accountability. you'll recall that this summer, two irs agents testified before congress that they had concerns about how the investigation into hunter biden was being run by the u.s. attorney in delaware. they speculated that, you know, things were being limited. potential charges against the president's son maybe not so much. only now, the pressure is building on capitol hill, with the house judiciary and ways and means committee issuing four subpoenas for witness testimony pertaining to the allegations of preferential treatment writing in a letter to the doj's inspector general, quote, their testimony raised serious questions about the federal government's commitment to even handed justic

kevin corke good choice. >> reporter: yeah. >> trace: denzel number one. there you go kevin corke.ctually made a lot of gwyneth paltrow's goop recipes so i'm totally down with that but i don't know if i would want to spend time with her on her meditation stuff, gets weird. but i think from a personality standpoint, zach, i would laugh the entire time and that's what i'm here for. >> trace: comedians think a little bit unusual and take you on some weird itinerary things i just wonder if you think that might happen with zach. >> probably. i wouldn't come back the same. >> trace: so funny, christina coleman? >> britney spears. after covering her so much i have so many questions to ask she's always spinning and i want to know what's going on. what's going on right now britney. >> trace: what's she going to do during that night she stays with you? what do you have to do? >> i don't know. i want to see what is she doing? i know she's running behind athletes entourages in vegas, we know that. what else. >> trace: there you go so a trip to vegas might be in the works for your airbnb. armen

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in d.c. with the breaking details on this. >> good evening, david weiss is the man. the very same same david weiss who says congressional republicans attempted to paint a sweetheart deal for hunter biden, despite possible or some would say obvious violations. that david weiss is leading an escalation into hunter biden. >> his title became special council today. his powers were the same yesterday. what's different? it does not make any difference to us given what we understood to be the case. >> critics argued weiss should not have been named special counsel citing this as section 6.3 in the doj regulations. a special counsel shall be selected from outside the united states government. >> this is a political decision, not a legal decision. they're trying to put out a fire, and they just poured gasoline on it. nobody in their right mind believes that making him special counsel cleans up the mess that's created. >> lindsey graham there. james comber of kentucky calling garland's announcement to

kevin corke back to you. as kevin was talking about, i want to been in jeff paul. he has new information because everyone is trying to saturnino. everyone is trying to get their case in and the appeals process and you have fani willis saying, i'm going to have all 19 of these people tried. the judge sets the trial they'd make. she wants to push for less than six months and they are trying to get this on the agenda. >> reporter: the original date was set for may 2024 and i think as of now, that could get delayed. they are bringing on a new codefendant. it just -- just to remind our viewers in florida, they are accusing the property manager of mar-a-lago of helping trump tried to delete some of the surveillance footage that was subpoenaed and then you have trump's embodiment, according to investigators at the guidance of trump was moving boxes and so this is one case in florida. it is very complicated. serious charges there. and we will see if it gets pushed back because i was a trump's defense team definitely has grounds to delay the trial with new codefendants and

neil: well done kevin corke in the middle of that very hot and -- at the capitol right now i think itl day 0 -- 60 years alveda king and the message she says from that day that should resonate no matter where you are on the political spectrum today, after this. e. and if you didn't bundle your home and auto insurance... all of this... this could be tough to tackle. so, get allstate. lowe's knows it's time to paint, the second you get inspired. that's why lowe's has the best deals happening now. buy one get one 50% off on 1-gallon cans and 5-gallon pails of hgtv home by sherwin-williams, valspar, and cabot. only at lowe's. how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number® limited edition smart bed. plus, 60-month financing on all smart beds. shop now only at sleep number®. neil: all right. taking to nation's capitol we have kevin corke bringing sort of layout, planned festivities looking back at 60 year since first march on washingtonened up then being a peaceful event so m

kevin corke is live in dc with the very latest on this kevin good evening. >> reporter: evening traceonce the five americans imprisoned in iran are allowed to return to the u.s. the biden administration has agreed to release a handful of iranian nationals serving prison sentences for violating sanctions in that country. this is not your run of the mill prisoner swap. see, the u.s. has also agreed to unfreeze nearly $6 billion of iran's assets currently in south korea transferring the funds into an account into the central bank of cutter. >> i'm also not going to get not any of the details about what we're doing or engaged on because i don't want to jeopardize the completion of this process of the return home of our fellow citizens. in any event, in any respect, iran will not be receiving any sanctions relief. >> reporter: but that's a bit of slight of hand argues form secretary of state mike pompeo who is panning this move. >> we're now about a billion dollars a hostage, that price will be recognized by the russian and north koreas who hold an american that came across the border and

shannon: that was kevin corke reporting here washington.r our sunday group, "usa today" white house correspondent francesca chambers, juan williams, former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell, josh holmes, and penny if nance -- penny nance, welcome to all of you. i want to look at some pew center research. they were looking at the effect of dr. martin luther king's legacy, and they say this: 52% of americans say there's been a great deal or a fair amount of progress on racial equality in the last 60 years. a third say there's been some progress, but 15% say there's not been much or no progress at all. 60 years out from that speech, juan, where do you think we are? >> i think we've made progress, i don't think there's any question. now, remember e, dr. king made that speech in 1963, that's before passage of the '64 civil rights act, so we still had segregated movie theater seating and water fountains and the like. so i don't think there's any question we've made progress. but you can't use that as an excuse to look away from the division, the

fox news correspondent kevin cork reports. >> it was the suites are native progress for the thousandsarchers who this weekend marked the 60th anniversary of the historic 1963 march on washington. remember it for doctor martin luther king jr.'s, i have a dream speech. an indictment of america's unkempt promise witnessed by 1/4 million people and delivered in the shadow of abraham lincoln. by contrast saturday's commemoration was more of a reflection of just how far the nations come. along this journey towards a more perfect union. the fulfillment of doctor king's dream. >> yes, it did come true in many ways. however, of course we are still in a struggle. >> struggle because democrats facing political pressure from black voters. whose disillusionment with the biden administration is growing. for the white house that's worrisome. the latest survey showing 35 percent of black voters disapproving of the weight mr. biden is handling the economy. worse, black voter turnout regularly 10 percentage points to 42 percent during the 2022 midterm elections. the patterns that experts suggest could

let's get to see neonatural correspondent kevin corke live in washington with that side of the story. kevin gregg eveninstg. >> vivek ramaswamy obviously through as you heard holly poin out consistent and it sometimes thunderous applause from the crowd throughout the debate tonight. nikki haley for her partuse fro applied as well from time to time. however it was this particular instance florida governor ron desantisa who set his sights on the current occupanthis of 160 pennsylvania avenue.ur c >> our country is in decline. this decline is not inevitable, it's ais d choice.a ch we need to send joe biden back to his basement and reverse america's decline. and it starts with understandin we mus undt reverse bidenomics that middle-class families have a chance to succeed again. one of the governors' longest point of the nightnges meanwhil scott reminded gio people that it is bidenomicsenom that has w the country the most over the past few years. i've had opportunity the born-again spending package at the spending packageng we also need to understand that ackajoe biden's bidenomics has led

kevin corke has more. kevin? griff jenkins. i apologize. >> look out, kevin corke. >> neil: my bad. >> i've covered the border forever. there's a reason why tim scott isn't just going to the border for a photo open. he's going there because the situation is not under control. sources tell me that border encounters are trending up, averaging between 5,000 and 5,500 a day across the entire southwest border. cbp says they seized more than 22,000 pounds this fiscal year alone as mexican cartels tightener that grip on the border. here's senator scott. >> as president of the united states, i would sign the legislation i created that would freeze the assets of the mexican car tens. we have the power to do that. >> just a few hours area, jason owens tweeted this saying yesterday border patrol agents in el paso arrested a foreign national that was identified as the head of a violent gang in panama longed to narcotics trafficking. we arrested 531 individuals with gang affiliations. now, senator scott isn't the first gop candidate to see

kevin corke is live from the lincoln memorial with the latest. to be with you, my friend. i know you have covered many of an event out here on the national mall. right now we're a bit sun-splashed as you can well imagine on this hot, beautiful day here in the nation's ap capital. off the reflecting pool just past mike's camera here, obviously we are here to reflect on what happened almost 60 years ago just a couple days from now, actually, when the late great dr. martin luther king jr. had a chance to address the nation and to talk about the need for jobs. as we show you what's happening around the area using the earth cam, you get a chance to see now at this hour how big the crowd has gotten. obviously, we have been here for quite some time, but for all of us, this is a chance to reflect upon -- on the progress, neil -- i'm sorry, griff, that this country has made. and it's also against that back drop, i want to share some pictures from back during the original speech and march, we're talking about 1963. so much has changed in our country since

i'm kevin corke.to more hannity. ♪ >> sean: all right, so much news tonight as we continue. questions around joe biden's role in hunter's shady business dealings are growing as he have had of his involvement is piling up tonight in a recent op-ed, jonathan turley spelled it out very, very clearly with the title riding, quote, joe biden absolutely benefited from hunter's shady business dealings. now, meanwhile, speaker mccarthy tweeted a quote, this action by biden's doj cannot be used to obstruct congressional investigations or whitewash the biden family corruption. if weiss negotiated the sweetheart deal that couldn't get approved, how can he be trusted as a special counsel? house republicans will continue to pursue the facts for the american people. here with reaction, fox news trip for legal and a list jonathan turley is with us. you know, i really, of all the people that you're going to pick here, the guy that gave the sweetheart deal, the guy that identified as irs whistleblowers as somebody that

kevin corke live on the ground at lincoln memorial with the latest. n, what is the mood, how are you feeling? >> reporter: quite a view here from where we're standing, aishah, because i'm able to see the reflecting pool and see the the crowds build by the thousands and, obviously,, iconic over my shoulder the great lincoln memorial. and they're telling us, the organizers, that this is much more than a commemoration. for them, a continuation of the hard work toward the dream. but it's really, frankly, a reflection of how far we've come as a nation since that fateful day, as you point out, back in 1963. we have seen so much progress, and yet it's a powerful reminder also of a pomsing future that we will all see as long as we share in the same vision and keep working together as one american family. now, when dr. king spoke here back in 1963, as you say, about a quarter of a million people witnessed what would become a seminal moment in american history. but it's what's happened since then, say organizers, that is truly historic. we're talking about histo

kevin corke live in new york. let's bring in north dakota governor and 2024 republican presidential candidate doug burgum. governor, it is great to have you on. of want to put this up on the board because this is you criticizing abc this week and 172nd soundbite of you calling them out for not covering the hunter biden scandal at all and i will get your response on the other side. watch. >> i just listen to the 50 minutes of legal debate on existing and i'm sure you can run it again seven by 24. but what biden -- by writing joe biden and that is what we are going to be talking about and of course you got to mention in the last 15 minutes of, you know, hunter biden and laptop. >> trace: the governor are you no surprise that other networks are ignoring the story? >> well, i guess we we are not surprised trace. that they would be ignoring it. again, just finished a day down here visiting the national guard troops. doing interviews with national media. we have got people have got people in the back to work behind us c

in washington, i'm kevin corke, fox news. the alameda da joins forces today with police and oakland city leaders. coming up, how they were addressing the community's frustration with crime. former president trump turns his mug shot into a moneymaker. we have a breakdown of how much his campaign is raising with the image and a large crowd gathered today to watch astronauts launch into space at 1045. the mission these astronau h to a of these bailee ocarroll reports . dozens of people gathered in one place today to ask the da police and city leaders questions. frustrated residents of alameda county gathered to ask district attorney pamela price, oakland police and the mayor's office what's being done to curb crime in the city. i was told that there are groups of officers who actually do work together to build federal cases so that they can actually sidestep what they perceive is an inability of the district attorney's office to actually follow through and charge crimes that need to be charged. price has faced harsh criticism fo

senior national correspondent kevin corke is here to explain why. kevin, help me out. well, let met. tell you, thislvn is an interesting story, pete, because it keeps evolving as wga go. now, you've probably heard the biden administration has already approved sayti, $619illn million of a potential arms sale to taiwan, including hundreds of missiles for f-16 fighter jets. the way well, this is all happening, by the way, as the administration has nowed it's officially decided it's okay, apparently to sendsend f-16s to ukraine. and i say that because i want you to keep in mind, it was just last year that, yesar tha,d the president, joe biden, said something along the lines ofng sending f-16s to ukraine, which is in the throes oukf a brutal war with russia, couldw cause world waarr three. >> the idea that we're goingequn to send in offensive equipment and have planes and tanks and trains going in with american pilots and american crewrican pis. just understand and don't kid yourself, no matter what youwora all say. that's called world wai.r. ex i can't wait to hear him exp

fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke is here with all the burning details. kevin? >> good evening, laura. this is a nerd war update in the never ending saga of which billionaire nerd can tap out the other? elon musk and marco rubio's on again and off again mma style cage match appears to be on again once again. the two tech titans have been going on and on about a possible cage match with billionaire zuk calling out billionaire musk whose net worth is about four times as large. sunday night zuckerberg wrote i think we can all agree elon isn't serious and it's time to move on. but, just then, musk taunted the facebook founder, tweeting knock, knock, challenge accepted. open the door. musk, of course then laid out a grand plan that involved being driven by tesla to the location. he then added he is also going to test his latest x livestream video so can you monitor all the action in real time writing if we get lucky, zuck and zuck actually answers the door. the fight is on. all right. so apparently the countdown is on once again for this highly anticipated cage match

. >> welcome to fa fox news live, i am kevin cork in washington.raigned tuesday, carlos was originally to be arraigned last week but that hearing was postponed because he didn't have a florida-based lawyer. he and walt nada face charges related to former president's alleged mishandling of documents. >> u.s.-led naval coalition of warning ships to stay away from iranian waters to avoid a possible seizure, tensions remain high after, riran seized two oil tankers this year, as u.s. official work to finalize a deal to free 5 american is thes detained in iran, i am kevin work, back to "life, liberty and levin." ." mark: welcome back america. alan dershowitz. during course of the trial cases, donald trump has been denied attorney-client privilege and executive privilege. any information he discussed as president with his staff is now available to prosecution and his lawyers as well, and we have a judge howell who is retired. she issued a secret search warrant because she says he is a pligh flight risk, they go after his twitter accounts, if he is found g

kevin corke is here with all those details. kevin, what is happening now?it's a monkey. people say it's monkeying around. okay, apologies to mickey dolans and the rest of the group. this particular monkey, laura, isn't cruising around with a convertible with his friends singing songs and sporting a page boy hair cut. this monkey has residents in the city of florida on the run and calling for help. gators, bears and snakes, oh my. got it. that's florida. monkeys, really? apparently it's true. and for those of you wondering it's been identified as a wild recess mccalculate monkey. >> i see out the corner of my eye and i look over is this real? this cannot be possible. i'm telling my other co-workers. i'm like, i can't even think of the name of the animal because i'm shocked that i see it. it's a monkey. >> this is the weirdest thing i have ever seen not only working here, in my life. >> kim, i lived in florida that's not the weirdest thing i saw. now you probably figured out this part. officials are urging the public to to the feed or acapture the monkey or m

. >> welcome to fox news live, kevin corke, in washington, search efforts ramping up in maui. hitting the town of lahaina and being blamed for the death of at least 93 people and that death toll is likely to rise. cadaver dogs have searched part of the zone, many still missing. the fire traveled about a mile a minute. former president donald trump will not take a plea deal if indicted for an unprecedented fourth time. prosecutors in georgia investigate whether he tried to overturn the 2020 election results. a grand jury in indictment this week. fanny willis expecteds to seek a dozen indictments in the case. the form upper president says he's innocent . i'm corke, now back to "sunday night in america." >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." radical catholics, those are not words you typically see together unless you are reading fbi memos. you may recall an fbi field office in virginia was concerned about violent crime and extremism being committed by catholics. fbi director chris wray said he was shocked, but it was one memo from one office. now it looks like more

kevin corke you cover the white house. kamala rebuilt.to expose her to the media behind-the-scenes. kind of late in the game. >> i think the problem, how we, once the die is cast, it is difficult to unring the bill, if i can. let me put it to you this way. the good news is donald trump owns a new cycle. as you try these things outages very low risk. the bad news is to change the way people would view her would take some sort of an emergency. george w. bush really changed the way half the country thought of them after 9/11. the first 2000 election was very contentious, as you know. almost unanimously the country was like, that guys out there, he is trying to lead. it does not have to be the demise of the president himself, but something else that she can help lead. maybe that will change her image , but i'm not sure. >> good point about trump dominating the media. >> i think the political fees was fair. i'm wondering if this by listings access, if it's a thing , will only be allowed to sympathetic journalists. >> may be the reason she has

. >> kevin cork nessie would you join the search and what's your tack sync. >> brothers ain't gettingno i wouldn't do it. i would gladly raise the glass after they found her. >> you know what? that's what i think it is. why would you go look for nessie when there's a bar across the street and you can have a dram or two of whiskey? anita vogel you're thoughts on nessie and whether you would join the search. >> you know trace i love this story because in was all the rage when we were growing up, right? >> right. >> there are more than a thousand recorded sightings of this thing. is it mythical any don't know. i wouldn't want to be on the boat but i'll be on if shore reporting. >> i told you there's a bar across the street. did i mention that? that plays a strong theme in this. very quickly, hold on. go ahead. >> there are over 1100 official sightings of nessie. monday stur tourism is great and i would defendantly be on the boat before the bar. >> would you join the hunt yes on x, 30 percent no 70 percent instagram yes 29 no and now the comments michael says born and raised in vermont wh

but, first, to what the indictment actually says, and the senior national correspondent kevin corke who's

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kevin corke is a light at the lincoln memorial. >> what a day here.w you love history is much as i do. it really was heartening to see so many great americans celebrating this momentous day. sixty years a is frankly just a blank. we have all learned 60 years can make a measurable change. it can really happen within this obviously we've seen images all day long here we have seen people getting together and coming together as one. mark 60 years since historic 1963 march on washington are so important say organizers they say it is a reflection of how far we've come as a nation. a quarter million people but becomes a moment in history. what's happened since then say organizers that's truly historic. historic gains across political economic reflecting the dignity and the importance to the american family. a reflection of all hard work. >> we need us all to be engaged. dad would probably say now is the time. we must preserve, protect and expand democracy. >> of course we saw dozens of speakers here. including kink members of the king family. luminaries from

kevin corke is live at the lincoln memorial on this day, three generations later for the very latest. kevin? it's a beautiful summation my friend i know you are a student of history. i know you personally understand the magnitude of an event like this today. it's more than a commemoration as you pointed out, eric. this is a reflection. just how far we have come as the nation over the past 60 years you think back to 1963, you have to remember a very different time and space and has come a great deal since then for a powerful reminder of the promising future we will all share together so long as we keep working as one american family. now, when doctor king spoke in 1963, as you mentioned about a quarter of a million people witnessed what would come a moment in u.s. history. it's really what has happened since then say organizers that is truly historic. we talked but historic gains and politics and economics and finance and measurable gains african-american to graduate from colleges and universities. as well as professional jobs reflect the dignity of hard work. it is progress, yes but t

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does this hurt or help his numbers kevin corke has that angle. >> reporter: good evening trace, to use baseball expression this is right in the governor's wheel house which means it's a natural strength of his managing crisis across florida. and that means the governor will be off the campaign trail for just a bit. however it's just an opportunity for him to not only furniture his reputation naturally but also to serve the people in the state of florida in their hour of need. >> the storm hit land fall probably about 8:00 a.m. this morning. we've since restored 370,000 power to customers, and there's about 175,000 outstanding. so all those linemen have been working to get people back connected. we know that there's going to be a lot of things we need to do but we want to get everybody back on their feet as quickly as possible. >> reporter: meantime former vp mike pence and south carolina senator tim scott were back on the campaign trail today making stops in the great state of iowa, home of the first of the nation gop caucus of course. while over in new england, north dakota governor d

. >> fox senior national correspondent kevin corke is here with all those details i . kevin, what is happening now? hey, hey. it's a monkey and the peopleologie say it's monkeying around. okay. apologies to mickes to mickey d, and the rest of the group. >> this particular monkey, laura, isn't cruising around in a convertible with his friends, singing songs and sportingsinginan a pageboy m no, this monkey has the folks in orange city, florida on the run and calling for help. gatorshelp. . bears and snakes. oh, my. okay, got it. that's florida. but monkeys. ap.s really? >> apparently, it's true. red for those of you wondering ,been identified as a wild rhesus macaque monkey.i look >> i see out of the corner ofve my eye and then i look over and i'm like, is this real?g or like, this cannot c be possible. and i'm like, i'm like tellingoi other coworkers. i'm like, yo, yo. and i'm like, i can't even think of the name of the animal becausit's ae just shocked thate it. i'm like, it's a monkey. it is the weirdest thing i've have notn. >> not only working here in myii wife, kim.