first transaction in bitcoin. [ cheering and applause ] >> trace: senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with more on the former precedence a busy day in the big apple. happen, good evening. >> reporter: busy day indeed. just days ago we were talking about the second attempt on the life of the former president, but since then it has been full steam ahead with mister trump connecting with potential voters online and in-person from x to michigan, to the empire state, including tonight in uniondale where he reveled in the fact that the teamsters leadership did not endorse vice president harris, but the rank-and-file back to him. >> this hasn't happened in so many decades. we won the overwhelming majority of the local chapters and the members and as a result the national organization has refused to endorse the democrat candidate for the first time in many decades. >> reporter: in fact you have to go all the way back to 1996 to find a year when the teamsters did not endorse the democrats. >> i think it sends a message to both parties that if they truly want to support working pe

kevin corke, what do you think? >> if it's on fox, absolutely. just do it.move on. let's see, julie. >> it's a good question. the moderators need to be fare. the rules can be fair but if the moderators are biased it's not going to go well. but there were a lot of policy points that need to be hit on that nbc viewers and abc viewers and msnbc viewers need to see. >> trace: yeah. i think if you are going to fact check, you had better be very good. you had better be very fair and you better be right. siaka massaquoi. >> like you said, as prize fighters do, it's usually the ones that get knocked out the want the rematch. he does not have to do it but if he does i say he does it with you as the moderator, trace, because you will be fair and balanced. i love it. >> trace: i love that but we have actually two better and more prepared people in bret and martha who are the best at this kind of thing. houman hemmati. >> the trump diet -- biden debate prove how consequential debates can be. after that i think we need more debates not fewer. as long as it's here, as lon

kevin corke live for us in d.c., thank you. ♪ ♪ well, the "fox news @ night" common sense department was watching a videotape of kamala harris running for president the first time around, back in 2020, when she campaign by saying president trump had created a fictional crisis at the southern border, and just months later the biden-harris administration began prioritizing what it called "humane immigration policies." in other words, opening the floodgates to more than 10 million illegal immigrants, overwhelming big cities and small towns alike. and all the while, dhs secretary mayorkas told us the border was secure. so imagine common sense 'a surprise when today the director of immigration and customs enforcement confirmed that, among illegal immigrants now freely roaming the country are 13,000 convicted killers, murderers who fled prisons in their own countries and came here, where they fell under the catch and release program. but because there is no catching, it is actually just greet and release. and with those 1

senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the new information on this. >> reporter: before we unpack some of the exchanges at tonight's town hall i want to share a bit of context. while the former president and his running mate, ohio senator jd vance, have conducted a combined 35 plus, 36 if you count tonight, interviews over the last month, yeah, the vp and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, they've managed just one. one single interview and that was done together on cnn. of course she's been interviewed by ricky smiley, that coming out friday, riqui who's known for his radio show pranks. meantime while harris and walz are dodging basic questions about their plans for the country, if elected, ignoring voters who count on reporters to ask questions for them, the former president continues to face the music in so much as he's taking questions from all corners, including at tonight's town hall in pennsylvania in which he said this about the vp... >> she loses her train of thought a lot. she goes -- that's why she doesn't want to do interviews. can you imag

common sense will give its taken moments but first, senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in d.c. with how the issue is playing on the campaign trail. >> reporter: evening, trace, vice president harris has repeatedly said her values have not changed, but it's possible tonight that her strategy may be changing, at least when it comes to the border, as you pointed out. tonight there is new reporting that harris may be planning a visit to the southern border in arizona perhaps as soon as friday this week. although details have not been decided and the harris campaign has not immediately responded to requests for comment from fox news digital. still a trip to the border by harris would certainly underscore the rising dissatisfaction among many americans when it comes to illegal immigration. critics say any border visit by harris at this point is just a political stunt. while they also urge voters to recall when ms. harris said this back in 2018... [cheering] [chanting] >> reporter: she was taking part in that chanting. meantime former president trump have rallies in north caro

kevin corke live in d.c., thank you. let's bring in the former house oversight committee chairman fox news contributor jason chaffetz along with former white house spokesman, trump 20204 surrogate harrison fields. thank you for coming on. jason to you first, lindsay graham said this about the iran threat to former president trump. >> i came away from that briefing beyond unnerved at the efforts of the iranian government to kill former trump officials and to assassinate president trump. no, the biden-harris of administration is not doing enough. >> trace: your take, jason, on that comment and trump's comments saying he would blow iran to smithereens if that kind of threat was looming. >> the fundamental problem is that joe biden and kamala harris project weakness. they sense that weakness, they don't even give the proper protection to the president of the united states, the former national security advisor, there are a host of other people. if joe biden and kamala harris would project strength like ronald reagan and donal

kevin corke live in dc, thank you. let's bring in rnc national spokeswoman elizabeth pipko and princeton university political scientist lauren wright. welcome to you both. here's kamala harris addressing crowds in both detroit and pittsburgh, but doing it same speech and two different accents. watch. >> yep bad thank a union member for paid leave, you better thank a union member for vacation time. thank unions for sick leave, thank unions for paid family leave. thank unions for vacation time. >> trace: the white house was asked about this today and they said this is not an important question, nothing to do with it, but a lot of people asked because they thought it's unusual. >> it is unusual. the good thing is it's not up to the white house. this election is up to the american people who i guarantee you are confused when politicians come out with kamala harris and flip-flop on their policy proposals every day. they are going to be confused when politicians like kamala harris go out and flip flop on how they speak to th

there was a town hall with springfield residents and the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with more on that town hall. >> it is sad to see this happening just one hour from where i live. former nominee... hosted a town hall in springfield, ohio, which has in many ways become the new epicenter of the debate surrounding illegal migration. now among the allegations to hit the small city, yes we've all heard it, and some haitian migrants who have come to the town by the thousands are taking domesticated animals, belonging sometimes to other folks, and using them for their own purposes. more broadly speaking, he said this about how unfettered immigration is impacting american communities. listen here. >> medicaid, running out of money and run very poorly. schools under strain. welfare, food stamps. here's my view. i don't think you should be allowed -- able to enter this country if you are going to depend on the welfare state. >> that drew a lot of applause from the folks there. former president trump echoed similar concerns and concerns of his vp candidate j.d. vance. and

kevin corke. >> will i be black tomorrow? yes.i love this film, go see it. >> dennis quaid to the fantastic job. >> does anyone actually pay attention to the critics anymore? i skip over their opinions. i look at what are people actually saying about a movie debate, today like it? you saw this happen with the movie that exposed the human trafficking at the borders. they censor the movies, they trash the movies. they say its misinformation so i encourage everyone to go watch the movie. >> trace: the critics have become kind of irrelevant. nobody looks at them in the paper. there's nowhere you want to look and get critical reviews. >> it's infiltrated everything. food critics are doing the same thing. they've completely trashed and they've lost all legitimacy. >> if you don't think that reagan is going to get some critics to go crazy, you are not paying attention. >> here's my question. win the tickets are paid for with these critics to give their censorship leading opinions, to they also get free popcorn? that's the real question b

i will be with you here tomorrow at midnight to recap. >> trace: kevin corke live for us in dc. let's bring in tricia mclaughlin ... welcome to you both. tricia to you first. i want to play some sound of kamala harris on the rick smiley morning show where she said this >> there is no floor for him in terms of how low he would go and we should be prepared for that. we should be prepared for the fact that he is not burdened by telling the truth. >> trace: it seems to me like the goal is she's going to attack donald trump and the question becomes she also needs to boost herself right? >> right. at 28 percent of respondents in that new york times survey found that people still didn't know what she stood for. they wanted to learn more about her. instead of introducing herself and her policies to the american people, of which she has view even though she did lay out a short policy proposal on her website today, she is instead going to filibuster for most of this debate. she's going to say i'm going to fact check and realtime what donald trump is saying instead of answering questions o

i'm kevin corke.ack to hannity. >> earlier today secret service leaders held a press a presser on agency's internal investigation into the first assassination attempt of former president trump that was in july, july 13th, to be specific in butler pennsylvania. now acting secret service director ronald rowe laid out to the security failures that led to the assassination attempt. take a look. >> secret service did not give clear guidance or direction to a local law enforcement partners. their communication deficiencies between law enforcement personnel at the site. approximately 18:10 local time secret service informed personal local police were addressing an issue 3:00 at the undrip router. approximately 18:10 local time via phone call the secret service security room because the counter sniper response agent reporting an individual on the roof of the agr building. that vital piece of information was not related over the secret service radio network. issues were encountered the day of the visit with re

i'm kevin corke. >> laura: now most americans peel like they are worse off than four years ago and all the polls show that and the census data shows that kamala's extensive campaign team says don't blame her. >> the u.s. is facing all kinds of problems from the economy to uncertainty abroad and wars raging. that's run reason remember biden and harris have both faced headwinds there are plenty of real reasons that have nothing to do with politicians. but actual real world and economic realities that have people concerned in america. >> laura: that's funny. joining me now, bob lighthizer, former u.s. trade rep. all right, bob, great to see you. these are headwinds and everyone should expect these headwinds and the people have been in charge deserve no blame for the fact that people are poorer than they were four years ago. your response to this tonight? >> well, my initial response is it is complete nonsense. one thing is true for probably two decades before president trump was elected, american middle

i'm kevin corke. now back to hannity. ♪ >> sean: all right.we mentioned at the top of the show tonight, we have major breaking news out of new york city where, well, very abusively biassed judge juan mer seaned announced the sentencing of former president trump has been postponed until after the election in november. trump has been awaiting sentencing for months after getting convicted on these 34 counts of falsifying business records in what was one of the most clear, obvious witch hunts at all times and featuring a conflicted judge, a jury pool drawn from one of the most liberal parts of the country and, of course, a completely made-up crime using a novel legal theory specifically designed just to get trump convicted. anyway here with more is trump campaign senior legal advisor and spokesperson alina habba is with a. alina this case is probably the most egregious. in new york this would be a misdemeanor case. the statute of limitations had run out. so they come up with this creative novel idea that this very abusively bias judge goes along w

kevin corke live for us in d.c. thank you, let's bring in the independent women's law center, and university of princeton political scientist. thank you both for coming on. i want to put this on the screen this is the pennsylvania price pain and you can the the and 20 -- c and 2023 the inflation rate was 8.2% i want to couple that with the dairy farmer from pennsylvania who said this. >> how are things going right now on the farm? >> not really well with the price, with inflation on everything from tires to fertilizer it is really tough for the family farm to try to make the numbers work. >> trace: the bottom line is if you are a farmer or shopper it is not pretty. >> it comes down to energy policy, primarily which is something that kamala harris is terrible on. for one, she wants to end the types of energy that pennsylvanians rely on and that they work in. she wants to ban fracking but she also was the tie-breaking vote on the inflation reduction act which is also called the many green a new dealer which basically

kevin corke, the best of the best. as you know, harris waltz a campaign, happy culture at that. more after this. i'm sorry senator, you are right now! is not a commercial was coming. when they get to be my age and you get to see -- [ laughter ] you are a candidate! rbc is still policy, did your homework, a lot of conservatives saying it was stacked with the moderators. it is what it is, i get a. what did you make of that and donald trump saying that it was three against one? >> well look at when your team does not have a good game, you yell about of the refs making bad calls. clearly donald trump do not have a good game. he came across as angry and sullen guy backwards -looking, filled with grievance and from the very first stanza, vice president harris focused on her positive i don't -- agenda. i will remind you she specifically talk about small business kind of job creation, expanding the tax cut you get for the tax kennedy get, for starting a new business. she made a series of proposals to improve the cost of housin

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kevin corke takes a look a closer look at the data. >> with a new school year underway.er the negative impacts facing students who are chronically absent from the classroom. >> chronic absenteeism to me, is defined as too many absences to effectively get what you should be getting from school, according to tom brady, chair of the department of teacher education at the university of mississippi. >> even if a student only misses one day of school every other week, that can add up to 20 missed days of school each year. >> in elementary school, that means they miss about 30 hours of math. about 60 hours of english. and over the course of their schooling, they would miss about a year of schooling. >> but schools are places where kids can learn more than just content from a textbook. besides suffering academic gaps, chronically absent students can also lose out on developing critical life skills. >> you have opportunities to learn how to problem solve, how to how to work together, social skills. responsibility. >> data from robert wood johnson foundation finds chronic absentee

will come to fox news live i'm kevin corke and by -- washington.en and starmer meeting at the white house today discussing whether or not to let ukraine fire western supplied long-range missiles into russia. biden is playing down the threats from moscow's boot and warning giving kyiv the green light would mean nato is at war with russia. the biden administration is expected to reject ukraine's demand for u.s. long-range missiles but the uk's prime minister wants biden to back his plan to send british storm shadow missiles to ukraine. in the meantime placing legal bets on the congressional elections is in jeopardy. a federal appeals court pausing trading they begin accepting bets unclear how long now back to hannity. as democrats pushed for more hand so some for illegals and you to pay for it. a new proposal and harris' own state of california it would give illegal immigrants phone subsidies where they obsessed with all of these rights and giveaways for illegal immigrants. she supported's cuts to ice funding and taxpayer-funded gender transition sur

kevin corke has the latest. >> legal observers are already urging caution when it comes to consumingpears to be a wide-ranging cased against the mayor of new york city. federal prosecutors unveiled a 5 count indictment that at first glance appears to show a array of public corruption allegations involving mr. adams. and many of them for he was married. we're talking years ago, involving the turkish government. beyond the details of opulent hotel stays and flight upgrades, there may be less here than meets the eye. he will have to unpack and explain some campaign contributions that could rise to the level of violation but we've still not seen the specific defences to the allegations of using strongmen to funnel money or favours. now understand, i know you do but this is more for the viewers, indictments are one-sided and highly slanted interpretations of the facts by prosecutors meant to secure a conviction. former president trump is also commenting on the mayor's legal blows saying that wants he complained about the migrant crisis which embarrassed of the biden administration, he was

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with more on the first public appearance since the apparent second assassination attempt on his life. >> what's becoming an all-too-familiar site, mr. trump back on the campaign trail just days after yet another attempt on his life. this time in the greats of michigan. he won back in 2016 and narrowly lost in 2020. this time again singing a few familiar refrain to. of over him will help restore the states auto industry, bring back jobs and heal the economy. >> the bottom line, we're going to bring more plants into your state and this country to make automobiles. we are going to be bigger than before. >> however, the former president still finds himself trailing the vice president in michigan, at least according to the latest power ranking, though he continues to lead or is within the margin of error and -- in every other swing state. as for the bp, she largely stuck to her talking points. aborting to the -- avoiding the answer to the question, she also went past queries about gaza, israel, reparations and what policies she would i

. >> we been documenting the liberal media largely lopsided coverage of donald trump kevin corke is livedc with a closer look and the debate was overwhelmingly one-sided thanks in large part to the life fact checking of one and not both of the candidates. for those keeping score home fact checks on trump five or six harris nothing. several claims weren't fact checked. bloodbath comment totally taken out of context find people on both sides i was debunked and say nothing about the claims and and mr trump he claims disparate the military and the media was apoplectic. in such a shockingly obviously one-sided way that trump during the ambush as well is a win questions are all attacks on trump's and their same trump now survived two assassination attempts and one campaign and on the other hand msnbc chris hayes said abc moderators doing an excellent job and then with this. >> harris didn't explain the big questions part of his trump was not effective in bringing the debate to her. i think he looked not just angry but rattled. harris looked like she belonged on the stage she looked like somebo

israel has started a ground invasion of lebanon, fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke herel the latest. kevin? >> laura, very interesting. the expansion of the ongoing battle in the middle east by the way this is parallel to and separate from the ongoing battle in gaza that is currently underway. we have just received word as you mentioned from israeli defense forces that they have expanded their battle into the southern part of lebanon. what we have just seen is a post on x to confirm what they are saying. it reads in part in accordance with the upper political echelon they have committed a limited localized ground rate offensive against very specific hezbollah targets in southern lebanon. now, this will target not just individuals but also terrorists infrastructure in the area. and what the israelis are saying often in this particular statement, is that this is specific. this is based on actionable intelligence. this is also methodical in its flan planning and the training that goes into it. you get the sense of what they are trying to communicated here, laura, is that th

fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke has all the details. kevin?for you, laura. there is real outrage in the hoosier state tonight as a federal judge has ruled that it would be quote unconstitutional for a prison there to deny a transgendered inmate sex reassignment surgery. the aclu, no surprise sued the indiana department of corrections last year on behalf of this transgender inmate named jonathan richardson also known asautumn cord loney convicted of strangling to death 11-month-old old stepdaughter in 2001. while the state prohibits the department of corrections from using taxpayer money to fund sex reassignment surgeries for inmates, the aclu argued that is a violation of the 8th amendment prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment preposterous specious argument say critics. now thanks to judge richard young, surgery for inmate richardson whose serving out a 55-year prison sentence, well, according to the judge, that surgery is deemed by the court to be a medical necessity. meantime on x. indiana's a.g. todd rokita a republican say hoosiers d

national correspondent kevin corke has all the details.onight, laura, realbe outrage in the hoosier state tonight as the federal judge ruled "it would be unconstitutional for a prisoner to deny transgender inmate sex reassignment surgery." the aclu no surprise sue at department of an transgender inmate jonathan richardson also knon as autumn who was convicted of strangling to death hisling 11-month-old stepped out in 2001. while the stat e prohibits the department of corrections using taxpayer money to fund sex assignment surgeries, aclu said that his violation eighth amendment prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment and a preposterous argument from some critics. nowi thanks to richard young surgery for inmate richardson serving out 55 year prison sentence, well, according to the judge, that surgery is deemed by the court to be in medical e meantime on x,s. ag republican said hoosiers do not want this and reviewing the court's opinion but undoubtedly expects the office to appealwe this decision. just to give you a sense of what we are

kevin corke is live in d.c. with that story. >> you have to give him credit. critics have suggested that the 81-year-old president has lost a step but apparently he hasn't lost his sense of humour. sporting a trump hat at a fire station in pennsylvania wednesday after taking part in a wreath laying ceremony for united airlines flight 93. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> the crowd goes wild. the white house said it was done in the spirit of bipartisan unity after 9/11. while it was done in good fun, the photo and the video quickly went viral with some republicans using the moment to attack mr. biden's mental sharpness and to question his support for his vice president. kamala did so bad in last night's debate, joe biden just put on a trump had. the rapid reaction posted on xp or think for the support joe the campaign added in a separate post. meantime the focus has shifted from biden versus trump to harris versus trump. today both candidates conducting events in north carolina and arizona respectively. the former president set for a big rally in vegas tomo

i'm kevin cork. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. israeli military said the hostages were shot shortly before soldiers reached them saturday. they were moments before being freed when this happened. among those killed 23-year-old israeli-american citizen hersh goldberg-polis. he was taken at gun point from the nova musical festival more than ten months ago. thousands gathered in jerusalem to pay their respects. >> kevin: president biden and vice president harris talking with u.s. hostage deal negotiators in the white house situation room today. the president speaking to reporters ahead of that meeting. >> are you planning to present a final hostage deal to both sides this week? >> president biden: we're very close to that. >> do you think it's time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue? do you think he is doing enough? >> president biden: no. >> julie: fox team coverage for you this morning. trey yengst in tel aviv, israel. first the griff jenkins live from the white house. >> things are fluid at the white house. mari

i'm kevin cork.ngraham angle. ♪ ♪ >> laura i: it turns out that even if voters thought that kamala harris won the debate which a lot of them did, it is not translating into a wave of support for her practice according to the two of the top-rated polls just released. the new kansas unit survey and the new emerson poll spelled trouble for kamala harris. now, let's start with an emerson poll it took place in part after the second assassination attempt. and it surveyed a whopping 8400 likely voters. there is a big pool. here's the breakdown. trump is leading in the key battleground states of arizona, georgia, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. and he is tied in nevada and down by just two in michigan. and now let's go to the siena poll. what is interesting here is that while they are tied naturally, harris has a four-point lead in this poll in pennsylvania. so what does this all mean? three news now's poster met harry and ron kilmeade, fox & friends cojoe. >> hardest working man in media. and host of one natio

. ♪ >> welcome to fox news live i'm kevin corke in washington.nt trump tonight. a fulton county judge dropping another three counts against him in the 2020 georgia election interference case. the judge says two of the charges fall under federal jurisdiction. mr. trump still faces several remaining charges, however, in that case which has been temporarily halted since june. a trial will not happen there before the november election. francine now a post tropical storm cyclone is still wreaking havoc after slamming into the louisiana coast as a powerful category 2 hurricane. flood watches and advisories remain in effect tonight as the storm continues to dump heavy rain across parts of mississippi, arkansas, tennessee, alabama, georgia, and the florida panhandle. francine knocked down trees and flooding. thankfully no death. now back to laura. >> laura: the biden-harris administration said there is no use responding to the concerns of veterans after house republicans put out a scathing report this week about how they botched the afghanistan pullout.

kevin corke has the story. >> charges have been filed against an illegal alien accused of drunk drivingaccident that caused a crash and killed a st. louis police officer over the weekend. it's officer david lee, he was killed sunday morning after responding to a one vehicle crash on eastbound i70 around 8:30 in the morning. he was just 44 years old. the driver has been identified as ramon chavez rodriguez. they say he was driving at least 71 and a 55 zone when he crashed into the back of officer lee's patrol vehicle as he was trying to retrieve some traffic cones from his trunk as he was attempting to work as separate traffic accident. meanwhile a border patrol agent became the victim of a frightening assault near new mexico as he attempted to apprehend a migrant for crossing the border alongside several others. that migrant punched him and also took a bite out of the agent's face as he was being led to transport vehicle. according to motor patrol authorities, the agents injuries are not life-threatening and the suspect was arrested although he remains unidentified, he was arrested for

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is life looking at the new numbers and what they mean. >> as you know, poles are notoriously dispositive? they are not terribly reflective of anything more than a single snapshot of a moment in time. they change all the time, not always right, but they do give us a moment to assess the mood of the electorate in particular places. the latest survey shows the former president, mr. trump, narrowly ahead of the vice president kamala harris in the great state of arizona. as the democratic nominee loses ground among women, hispanics and even young voters. the new survey of arizona finds harris trails mr. trump by three percentage points among likely voters. you may recall back in august, harris was leading by one. here's the real concern for her campaign. barring a major shift in approach its likely to get worse. since august, harasses 18-point lead among hispanics has narrowed to 11 points. her 14-point edge among women, down to eight. it was a 13-point advantage for harris among young voters under 30, now it's a 12-point deficit, a shocking 2

. >> kevin corke live in dc, thank you.io services begin tonight for dallas police officer darren burks who was killed after being intentionally targeted while simply patrol car. it's part of an alarming trend across the nation. christina coleman is live with an update on the war on cops. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. so disturbing. dallas police say 54-year-old officer darren burks was shot and killed in cold blood by a gunman who was targeting police. the dallas police chief says the suspected shooter started a conversation with the officer while recording their interaction on his cell phone. garcia says he then pulled out a handgun and shot burks while he was sitting in his marked patrol vehicle. >> i want to make something clear, i know that the word ambush has been thrown around in the last 24 hours or so. that's not what happened here. officer burks was executed. >> reporter: investigators don't believe they knew each other. two officers responded to the shooting and police say he then opened fire on them a

welcome to fox news live i'm kevin corke. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. hersh goldberg-polis was named in the cease-fire proposal draft and would have been freed if a deal had been reached along with two other hostages killed. hostage families are demanding this tragedy end even if it means making a deal with the devil. >> we've been at this for 11 months. hearing from our government that a little more military pressure and a little more military pressure is going to cause hamas to come begging for an agreement in an exchange of our hostages. clearly that has not happened. it is absolutely clear the only way to get the hostages home alive is by some kind of negotiated agreement with satan. >> julie: trey yengst live in tel aviv. strong words there. >> good morning. look, as we talk here i want to take a moment and speak about the funeral that's underway for 23-year-old hersh goldberg-polis, an american citizen being buried as we speak in jerusalem. we're just getting some of the initial words in his mother made when she addressed the crowd eulogizing her

. >> i'm kevin corke. >> dual israeli american citizen hersh goldberg-polis. he was the most recognizable of the hostages and became a symbol of their plight. >> julie: pressure is building as you can imagine on the white house to take action right away. president biden and vice president kamala harris are set to meet in the situation room just moments from now. >> griff jenkins standing by at the white house. first trey yengst live in tel aviv on more with especially with regard to the anger that israelis are expressing this morning. trey, good morning. >> good morning. demonstrations erupted overnight across israel after the country's health ministry confirmed that six hostages were executed in gaza while in hamas captivity. thousands of people took to the streets blocking the main highway here in tel aviv. israel's second largest city. clashes erupted between police and protestors where security forces brought in horses and water cannons to clear the road and they demanded they reach a hostage agreement and bring the rest home. this father, whose son is bei

seniora drk national correspondent kevin corke has the story. kevin, even jessy chargesav have been filed against an illegal alien accused of drunk egalg an accident that caused the crash and killed a st louis police a officer over the weekend. of course, as you mentioned, it's officer david lee. god rest his soul. he was killed sunday morning after responding to ahicl one vehicle crash on eastbound i-70 around 830 in the morning.w guy was just 44 years old.as now, according yea to saintentii louis police. the driver has beeed n identified as 24 year old ramon chavez rodriguez. cops say he wa ramons driving at least 71 in a 55 zone when he crashed into the back of officer lee's patrol vehiclen as he was trying to retrieveso some traffic cones from frk as.rke he was attempting to work a separate traffic accident. meanwhilteaffic ace, a border pe agent became the victim of a t a frightening assault near sunland park, new mexico, as he attempted to apprehendlongsi a migrant for crossing the border alongside several others. now that migrantde jesse p

senior national correspondent kevin corke has the blueprint. >> reporter: evening.four deuce after former president trump came inches from death after that assassination attempt on his life in pennsylvania, federal investigators interviewed a man charged in an iranian backed plot to potentially assassinate him are two of his political rivals, president biden or nikki haley. that according to an fbi document released to the public today. a man, a 46-year-old pakistani, planned to assassinate mister trump at her rally. he considered doing it two different ways, up close in a crowd with a pistol, which he referred to as the indoor plan, or at a distance by a sniper, known as the outdoor plan. that according to a proper released by iowa gop senator who got it from whistleblowers in law enforcement. this is really concerning especially given the fact that he was arrested just the day before the former president was shot in butler by a sniper at a distance. he's been charged with a single count of murder for hire and scouted mister trump are watching video feeds of his ra

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