. >> martha: locked in. >> ur plan is working. america is coming back. >> just put me back in office. we'll get it done. >> martha: president biden and donald trump clinched their party's nominations as trump makes new inflammatory remarks. >> it's going to be a blood bath for the country. >> martha: house intelligence chair mike turner responds, and our conversation with those so-called double haters, voters unhappy with both candidates. >> i don't think any of us should continue to have this choice of the lesser of two evils. >> martha: ticking clock. >> this bill therefore forces tiktok to break up with the chinese communist party. >> martha: the house overwhelmingly passes a bill that could ban tiktok in the u.s. as content creators fight to save it. >> members of the house of representatives are so out of touch. >> martha: what's at stake for national security and what's next for the wildly popular app. we'll ask silicon valley cra congressman ro khanna who opposed the bill. >>> and sharp rebuke. >> prime minister netanyahu h

"the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: the story goes on today. a big day. thanks, guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. this is "the story." it's the biggest primary day of the year. voters going to polls all across the country today coast to coast on this super tuesday. we have more than a dozen states in the mix. more than 850 republican delegates are up for grabs out there. you have 1,420 democrat delegates that are up for grabs there as well today. former president trump's team feeling very good about how things look for them this evening. they're predicting an avalanche that could help him lock up the nomination as early as next week, maybe the week after. for nikki haley, she says she still has a long way to go. we'll see what she decides tonight. president trump is leading the delegate count now. 273 for him. 43 for the former governor of south carolina, nikki haley. 850 plus are up for grabs tonight. the magic number for the gop is 1,215 to win the nomination. aishah hasnie live on a beautiful looking dale in west palm beach in florida. hi, ai

martha? >> martha: britt clennett in jerusalem, thank you. >>> and i'm joined now by senator chris van hollen of maryland. good morning, senator. good to see you. let's talk about those weapons. you have been outspoken about the u.s. continuing to supply weapons, but these were approved a long time ago. so what could the biden administration have done? >> well, it's good to be with you. we need a little more hope in the world this easter, including a ceasefire and return of the hostages. look. the biden administration had been planning to submit to congress a new round of weapons proposals. they decided not to do that because clearly they knew they would encounter resistance, and so they've essentially done a run with this earlier version. so my view, martha, is until the netanyahu government allows more assistance into gaza to help people who are literally starving to death, we should not be sending more bombs. >> martha: do you think they should have tried to stop this, just not sent more w

we deserve better than that. >> martha: you have voted for trump in the past though. >> yes. >> marthatrump, 2020 trump, 2024 trump are very different people. >> martha: what's different about 2024 trump? >> a lot of people that have worked for him in the past say they won't come back. obviously january 6th happened. a lot of indictments have happened, and to be honest with you, i don't know that he wants my vote or those of us that supported nikki haley. he's been pretty clear. >> martha: that was a turnoff to you when he said that? >> you know, i believe that the republican party should be a big tent. i think when we compromise, we get to the best solutions, so yeah. when you want about an exclusive club, that's a problem. >> martha: this is the first time 21-year-old nick gamble can cast a ballot in a presidential race, but after voting for nikki haley on super tuesday, his enthusiasm for the general election is lacking. you don't really know who you're going to vote for? >> i know who i'm not going to vote for. >> martha: who will you not vote for? >> i will not vote for donald tru

here is martha. >> martha: thank you very much without it, i martha maccallum and this is the story. right now the search continues at the key bridge in baltimore. officials now say they believe the six construction workers lost did not survive. the ntsb is now analysing the ships data recorded trying to figure out what happened that caused this crash, national gross water to grow for jenkins rewarding live near the boat collapsing, hello brett. >> hello martha, we are getting a closer look for the patapsco river, and you can really begin to take it in. all will get out of the way and let the viewer see the magnitude of the wreckage. rbc the dolly with nearly 5000 containers sitting there in the water. we have been watching a martha all day long as divers have gone in and out of this frigid temperature trying to recover the bodies of those workers to bring closure to these families. and it is just rest taking to get this close to see the wreckage, not only to rebuild the bridge but also to simply remove the debris, the massive wreckage that we have here. i do want to play a soundbite

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"the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. i'm martha maccallum. this is "the story." the battle over tik tok has now kicked in to high gear. so where do you stand on this? every one tries to figure this out. senator marsha blackburn on what the senate will do now that this passed in the house. the breakdown and the chaos gripping haiti as the united states sends in the marines. we have just heard from antony blinken, the secretary of state. we'll get you caught up on that as general jack keane joins us. as of today, six counts now struck by the judge in the georgia case against former president donald trump. still faces ten more charges there. the judge said there was a lack of detail that was provided by the prosecution around the dismissed charges. some calling this embarrassing for full full d.a.fani willis as we await a ruling on her future and whether or not she can stay on this case. this is totally separate from that part of the story. we expect we may hear something shortly from the judge on that. that came because of

this is war, martha.ly -- i walked through houses that were -- the walls were riddled with bull len holes. blood stained furniture. i heard stories of the most horrific torture and massacre of men, women and children. what israel is doing today, we should support. imagine if some western nation, several months after 9-11 had called for a change of leadership at the white house here in our country? number 1, we wouldn't have listened to them. number 2, we would have been deeply offended by it. look, i'm glad to hear senator schumer has walked back his statement a bit. i want to see president biden walk it back as well. make it clear that if the world knows nothing else, the world should know this. america stands with israel. >> martha: let me ask you this. we have not spoken since former president trump sewed up the nomination which he did earlier this week. he has received endorsements from some of the people running against him. we have not heard from you. will you be endorsing your former president, you

. >> martha: thanks, guys. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is "the story." moments ago, the house judiciary committee wrapping testimony from special counsel robert hur. republicans focused on the special counsel's finding that president biden "willfully retained classified materials." democrats insisting that because president biden was not charged in this case that that means he was exonerated. watch. >> the hur report represents the complete and total exoneration of president biden. >> is it now okay if i take home top secret documents, store them in my garage and read portions of them to friends or associates? >> you used your report to trash and smear president biden. >> a forgetful old man that mr. hur said did not remember when he was vice president. >> who wins with this ludicrous spectacle? putin wins, xi wins. the tyrants of the world win. they have one more reason to celebrate donald trump and his cult followers. >> we have a former vice president that will not suffer any consequences for all of these actions. >> all right. we'll unravel that. chi

in washington, martha washington, hey, martha. >> martha: good afternoon i martha maccallum not martha washington but i'm on assignment today in dc this is the story, president biden telling latino voters i need your help desperately he's trailing former president trump by six among latinos these kinds of numbers are unheard of in republican versus democrat politics so the president is about to speak in phoenix is part of a three state swing tour to court latino voters at least in part he is also hitting nevada and will also go to texas and in texas of course the battle is escalating over the states efforts to arrest suspected illegal border crosses but of course we are live near the border in eagle pass texas hello innate. >> height martha the state of texas and not giving up on the interim status of senate bill four especially -- a special hearing just wrapped up at a federal appeals court protections and united states government made their cases before a three-judge panel texas is seeking a stay that will allow them to temporarily enforce the law before the court considers the const

martha. >> martha: thank you very much trey. state mike pompeo joins me know. welcome secretary good to have you with this as always. >> great to be with you martha. >> martha: let's talk about this. the u. of vote the u.s. said they would abstain on a cease-fire vote. they did not vote against it and veto it. here's what john kirby said when asked about it. what's watch. >> dozen herbs of the change at all and outlaws we get does -- get to decide where halls is they don't need to do that. >> it sure feels like there's a lot of daily. secretary pompeo. it is increasing and getting brighter all the time you could say. >> it's a sunny day there is a lot of daylight there big gap martha. most of currently kirby knows better. you're either on the side of hamas or at the of the israelis i was think about this in terms of how their actors will respond to the spirit when hamas entered they were throw. chinese were happy to hear the russians are happy iranians at the get so telling is really risky for every american when using the units

>> martha: all right.nations envoy says there's reasonable grounds to believe that hamas committed rape on october 7th against israelis and sexualized torture beginning on that day as the attack under israeli was underway. the sexual violence may still be happening according to their investigation. here's what the leader of the group u.n. women had to say about the accusations of that right after this happened in early november. watch this. >> just to provide a little bit of context in terms of u.n. women's role, the u.n. womens provides and has extensive knowledge and provides support investigations as we do with all u.n. investigations. in this context, and within the u.n. system, it is the independent international commission of inquiry that has to investigate all alleged violations. it's important for the rights, for the needs, for the protection, for the dignity, for the survivors of violence to be supported throughout the process. that's why we work through these globally mandated mechanisms. that no

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martha? >> martha: jonathan serrie, thanks very much. we get breaking news on judge mcafee's decision in that case. we also have a lot to get to with shark tank investor kevin o'leary as bernie sanders makes the case americans should be working less, 32 hours. we're going to talk to him about his idea that he wants to buy tik tok when we come back. >> we held a hearing on a 32-hour work week because what we have seen is that over the last 50 years, despite a huge increase in worker productivity, almost all of the wealth has gone to the top 1% while 60% of the people living paycheck to paycheck. many of our people are exhausted. we work the longest hours of any people in the industrialized world. it's time for a shortened work week. >> seems like democrats wants businesses to be taxed more, paid more -- >> that's not assumption -- >> lower prices and now pay people not to work. >> what i would like to see -- >> how are businesses going to survive? that's the question. how can businesses survive those proposals? >> when they pay an effecti

martha. >> martha: david thank you.we are waiting for yet another ruling on whether texas can start enforcing its new immigration law. it's gone back-and-forth in the courts this week. the justice department is challenging the law that lets the state are asked people suspected of crossing into their state illegally. correspondent nate foy live at the border at eagle pass texas with the latest. hello nate. >> reporter: hey martha it's a waiting game that could end at any moment when those 3 judges and the pills core issue a decision about whether or not texas can enforce senate bill 4 over the next 2 weeks. then they will hear arguments about whether or not the bow is unconstitutional coming up in april 3rd. take a live look at our fox news drone. texas would be able to arrest and deport migrants who cross the border illegally. texas argued in court has a right to defend itself and as before mirrors federal law. divide administration says it oversteps its federal authority over our borders but texas isn't the only state

martha? >> martha: theater, thanks very much. we'll try not to cry. bret baier is with me, fox news chief political anchor and anchor of "special report" and co-anchor together tonight for the coverage of the state of the union as we have done many times together. we're back to do that again this evening. so obviously the bar is high when you look at his numbers. 38% approval rating. 70% think he's too old for the job, bret. >> yeah, he could use one of those actor's advice. independence day, that was a good speech. that was really something. michael douglas had a couple good ones. it is about vigor. it's about his presentation. it's less about the laundry list of things. i think he's going to spend a lot of time on immigration because they think they have a juicy codule to hit republicans on this senate bill. they leave out the executive order part. we're not giving any indications that he will do that tonight. if he doesn't, that's a glaring example that you're talking about the politics of this bill, but you have the power to do something now. >> i

>> good afternoon martha. i think everybody is thunderstruck and that's what the correspondent said. natoma change from total speculation to total reverence. i think that kate was forced to make this video in some ways because of the rampant speculation that's been going on about the last two or three months that she is treated initially and of course cancer loomed large. we have king charles iii having cancer and recently sara the duchess of york with breast cancer and more recently skin cancer. all being caught very early in the circumstances of the london clinic very much on par with the best medical treatments in the world. certainly as they say i think all of these will be caught early so i think there is optimism so change -- kate is a normal sleep popular in britain as well as the children george charlotte and louis. so everyone's heart is going after this moment must be an anonymous amount of pressure on kate, her family and of course prince william sort of filling in and not only filling in with kate

, they all said no. >> martha: yeah.a thank you very much. that we bring you james friedman was the journal -- and david asman, foxbusiness anchor, good to have you over this. it is so stunning when you watch that you should james say that she is going to get him, right? this is the goal, it is not all crime occurred to have to figure out who's responsible for it. is exactly the opposite in this case. where you see this going and do you think we're going to start seeing trump towers sold off by letitia james and company. i think you could. i'm really glad you pointed that out because sometimes we look at and unaffected officials limits to its herbal -- but voters in new york have themselves to blame for this disgrace and donald trump is not the only one who is going to pay. business fleas as a result of this kind of outrage. she promised it, she promised that kind of kgb's style justice, we found our defendant now will go see if there's a case against him. she's brought -- foreign 54 million as group -- the -- is a made-

. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum. good morning. there is a lot of legal drama unfolding for the former president. later today a judge in georgia will hear the closing arguments finally in the misconduct hearing of d.a. fani willis. that case is hanging by a thread at this point. and questions now if the legal challenges piling up against the former president trump are merely political stunts to keep him from a second term. watch this? >> i have lost count of all the cases that involve everything from china bankrupt the man, to make time up in court are multiple federal indictments and state prosecutors getting in the mix. in essence it's like we've seen them unleash lawyers and prosecutors all designed to achieve one thing, prevent donald trump from being on the ballot, having a chance to get elected. that has no precedent in american history. >> bill: follow the bouncing legal ball with us. steve harrigan is live in atlanta on a day of reckoning for fani willis. first let's start in fort pierce, florida on the trump legal saga. br

thank you. 10:00 in new york, martha. to the next hour we roll. >> martha: so a bombshell court decision in georgia's election case against former president trump. the judge ruling this morning just about an hour ago that d.a. fani willis can stay on this case but only if she cuts ties with her former romantic partner, nathan wade, the man she hired as a special prosecutor to lead the case against the former president, donald trump. with that we welcome you to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm martha maccallum in today for dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning. we talked at 6:00 this morning saying it would be a rock-n-roll day and it will be. awaiting a reaction from the d.a. the judge's decision raising a lot of questions. he found the defendants failed to prove there was enough conflict of interest to force the d.a.'s removal. the appearance of impropriety meant either willis or wade has to go. >> it is like finding two people in a bank vault and taking one off to jail. the question is, you kn

she doesn't know if she can do it but she will try, martha. >> martha: extraordinary story and quiteng. people in the crowd yelling putin is a killer. they didn't want a funeral and to have it under a radar and you see why today. >> bill: want to get back to this image in fort pierce, florida. a live look at the amount of support that's turned out for donald trump showing up in court. huge. so the court case -- the court matter will begin at 10:00 in the morning. recall a lath bit over the past couple of elections. fort pierce is not far from mar-a-lago. not far from jupiter, florida, where the inlet that holds every weekend a trump rally with boat after boat after boat and flag after flag after flag. this is deep red america right now and it is only moved that way since donald trump won in 2016. it hasn't gone the other direction. if you think about the general campaign against ron desantis during the primary season, this is the reason why desantis could not get any traction against the former president. then you have this matter about seating a jury and we have seen what happened i

martha?ery much. >> bret: meanwhile talking women congratulation but also crime is a top concern for voters all across the country. alexis mcadams has a closer look at that good evening, alexis. >> hey, bret, when you are out on the campaign trail as you know you talk to people and they speak about everything from violent crime to migrant crime. it's incidents like this that have people all across the country on edge from smash and grab robberies in virginia to brutal beat downs out in california. these crimes you are looking at there on the screen. you can see the guy waving the gun and the beat down there in the corner. those are just in the 16 super tuesday states. although the fbi says crime in almost every single category has gone down across the country in 2023. one of those stats really mean to people who have been victimss, not much, right? this election migrant crime is sitting in the national spotlight here. check out these mug shots with recent cases of migrants accused of committi

martha has more as we continue. >> martha: jonathan turley is with us on the phone. good morning. good to have you with us. your headline take as you take all of this in this morning. >> we've been talking about this possibility of a solomon type of ruling by the court. the reason it's attractive it avoids the cliff problem. if he took willis off the case he would have to take the entire office out of the mix. he would have to reassign this to another set of prosecutors. that would cause considerable delay and could also cause the dismissal of the case if those new prosecutors looked at this racketeering theory and said, like many of like us it doesn't hold together very well. it avoided the cliff but not the questions that will inevitably come up. it is like finding two people in a bank vault and taking one off to jail. the question is, you know, the appearance problem that the judge identified with regard to wade was directly related to his relationship with willis. they both testified in the same way. they were the two parts of this relationship. yet only one of them was disqua

. >> and jackie heinrich cadmus story with martha starks right now. [ ♪♪ ] >> martha: afternoon everyonemartha maccallum and this is "the story, now we have two big breaking stories at this hour. on the screen you're looking at right now this will be the announcement by robert f. kennedy junior who was an independent candidate for president. he will announce his pick for his running mate, his vise presidential candidate who will join the ticket with them as he makes an independent run for the white house chance -- from either of the two main candidates. we are also watching as you've just seen we've heard a rather lengthy statement from the ntsb just moments ago as they have updated on the bridge collapsed in baltimore, a lot of questions are still circulating this tragic situation and the search and going on for six construction workers were believed to have gone in to the water with the bridge collapsed. this is the moments of the collapse, just stunning, horrible video as we look back at the middle of the neck in baltimore and it struck and then took down all of the span of that bridg

leave this kid alone martha. >> martha: i find this really weird he did a montage of young eric whenare barron trump. it is a very strange obsession from nbc. you know what he is turning into a fine young man. he is good-looking and handsome and i think it's gonna can have a great future and i just think that this is unfortunately what happens the other children are very media savvy and very out there but so far he has gotten away with being behind the radar. he is very tall, now that he is 18 years old he is going to that part of his physicality which might have been challenging and difficult for him sometimes earlier so -- but i do agree with you that this guy's creepy wise he obsessed with this young boy? >> emily: he's a former media executive. and maybe that is why. but it is refreshing when we see former kids stand up for each other. so someone tweeted this back in 2017, that darren trump deserves the chance to be a kid and i'm standing up for every kid and she goes on to criticize donald trump but it's always been off limits unless you hunt the hunter biden but he didn't make

there's martha and bret hosting the show tonight at 9:00.e watching to see what kind of shape biden is in and how he delivers the speech. i think that may help sell people either for him or against him. >> martha: we'll be watching. thanks for joining us. glad to have you with us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: sandra, see you tomorrow. i'm off. my wife has to have knee surgery. >> sandra: best to her. >> john: a little meniscus tear. i'm john roberts. "the story" with more that starts right now. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. good afternoon, everybody. i'

martha was not there for george's inauguration either. but martha had written a letter at one point in her life to john which said that and fortunately how could they, the southerners, reconcile human bondage with the ideology of freedoms that america had fought for. and abigail hired a free african-american named james, who worked at their farm. and during the early days of the atlas administration, she wrote to her husband about a rather upsetting incident in which she was trying to get james educated. and she believed in education. she was part of a first education, first lady. and so she fought for him to attend to local school. but there was a neighbor who objected and she responds to that neighbor. and she told her husband with the question, is this the christian principle of doing to others as we would have others do to us? abigail eventually prevailed, not surprisingly, and james was educated after abigail. the next first lady, to show any interest in civil rights and equality for african-americans was mary lincoln, who had come f

how can i keep martha safe?ively, i look around two large cameras and microphones surround us, shooting pictures, rapid. another reporter's hands holding a camera come in through the window, snapping one photo after another right there my eyes is r old girl i been trying to conjure. but there's that feeling again. despite all the documents despite all the people i've talked to, many of whom, after all, don't remember in me, there's the feeling the hijacking must have happened to someone else studying the moving image of that girl makes me feel more than anything else, like his story in coming upon a visual representation of her long researched subject for the first time, watching the tape. all these years later, i write down i can't believe i was there. it's an extraordinary passage, martha. really. it really is. so i'm going to unfortunately throw a question at you. you're not going to want to hear is after that immensely emotional? do you think any of this has anything do with what you went on to do for a livi

>> martha: u.s. officials say they are adamant about this, and as you know, jon, it was a public warning that something would happen in russia, a very specific warning in a concert hall, they thought. this came out on march 7th. the united states did what's called duty to warn. they did this to iran a couple of years ago when there was a terrorist attack there as well. >> jonathan: by isis-k as well. >> martha: exactly. it's a duty to warn. if we have intelligence that people are going to be injured, we will tell them. the russian ambassador saying they didn't get it. putin pooh-poohed all of this at the time. none of this is good for vladimir putin. >> jonathan: all right, that are. thank you very much. in an exclusive interview, vice president kamala harris weighed in on putin's suggestion of a possible ukraine connection to the attack. >> vladimir putin is already trying to link this to ukraine and say that ukraine is responsible. does the u.s. have any evidence to back that up? >> no, and first l

joining me now is martha mccallum, host of "the story."tha, of course you have been covering this all day long. one thing kate said today that i can personally empathize with. watch this. >> as can you imagine, this has taken time. it has taken me time to recover from major surgery in order to start my treatment. but, most importantly, it has taken us time to explain everything to george, charlotte, and louie in a way that's appropriate for them and to reassure them that i'm going to be okay. we hope that you'll understand that as a family we now have made some time, space and privacy while i complete my treatment. >> laura: martha, i can't imagine, really, as a mother now when i had my own battle with breast cancer, i hadn't had my children yet, but i still was like wanted privacy. i don't want people to say how are you doing? even though people meant well, you wanted to have a little cocoon of let me just deal with this. so i totally understand what she is saying there, take care of home front, first. >> martha: have you experienced it,

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. >> martha: i am martha maccallum in moments we will be on the house floor from the familiar call of sergeant at arms will make his way down the aisle greeted by lawmakers along the way. >> bret: you can see mitt romney talking to joe mansion it seems like they are pretty engaged in some conversation that can happen on the sidelines as you have a lot of lawmakers waiting a long time in the chamber, a lot of folks expressing themselves, different ways, republican some of them wearing buttons about the border, others dressed in white on the democratic side in solidarity, we set the stage now with white house correspondent with a preview of the president's speech good evening. >> good evening officials at the white house think that most people who will watch it tonight have not been very politically active so far this cycle, they see it as a clean slate to tell what they described as an american comeback story where president biden will talk of how many jobs have been created since 2021, you -- he will blame republican sport border problems and suggest his agent should not be an issue b

tenías a martha. martha estaba... sí, no. ya en la mesa de investigadores. como isabel fernández. y también así que digas, silvia navarro, o pali duval, o quién sabe. [ríe] ay, me diste más vueltas que los investigadores, puerco spunk. pero eso sí, te amaron y te salvaron porque has hecho un gran trabajo. felicidades por haber llegado hasta la gran final y gracias por hacernos reír y contarnos tus historias. oh, pues de nada. es parte de mi vida. pero ahora sí vamos a ganar quién es la máscara. ♪ siempre decías y hacías lo correcto ♪ ♪ parecías el hombre perfecto ♪ ♪ me ganaste siendo un caballero ♪ ♪ y lo sabes ♪ ♪ meses pasaron, te fui conociendo ♪ ♪ la emoción se fue disminuyendo ♪ ♪ los detalles desapareciendo ♪ ♪ y lo sabes ♪ ♪ te hacía la cena y tú no llegabas ♪ ♪ todas tus excusas yo te las compraba ♪ ♪ las primeras cinco veces te creí ♪ ♪ qué quieres que piense ya de ti ♪ [aplausos] ♪ ya no sé qué hago aquí esperándote ♪ ♪ te amo, pero todo tiene un límite ♪ ♪ no te diste cuenta lo que me faltaba ♪ ♪ me va a extrañar tu cama y lo sabes ♪ ♪ y ya no ha

thank you, salvator martha, i'm so delighted to. what? no one tells you about the cullman center is that when you have the feeling that you have been expelled from paradise. so i'm very, very happy to be back. thrilled to be back with you. this book, happy, is about what happened to you in 1970, but it's also about how you retrieved those that 50 year old history. so i just thought we should start with an overview of what actually happened before we get into the reconstructing, what actually happened. do you want to just describe the hijacking with a little bit of context? do and i will. i also just want to say very quickly,ou to salvador and the coleman center and to stacie, all of you, for being here this evening and all of you who are joining us virtually. i don't know if the microphone can pick up my heart, but a wonderful first question, stacie. so i will say. september 6th, 1970. i was 12 years old. my sister named katherine was 13. we flying from tel aviv to new york. it w thend o summer we had spent the summer in israel with our m

martha is a little offended because , in my opinion, she lived in the monastery for only 2 or 3 yearse had everything, then her brother took her like that offended, there is her parsuna, a lifetime portrait of martha, and i look at this parsuna and see the library in our village of likhkovo, emilia moiseevna. one on one, like princess martha, when i saw it, i dressed our emilia moiseevna’s monastic ball in such black robes and painted from life. so, by the way, everyone really likes it, he says, it’s very lively, in general , alexandrov used to be part of the golden ring, the fact is that in the soviet years there was secret military production here, so he was excluded so that tourists would not come, but here here he is the key figure, this is ivan the terrible, there was an episode when he chose his wife, the choice of his bride. i was just doing it here , i wrote the whole summer, ivan the terrible, he is young for me, handsome, i wrote him from my husband, powerful, firm, gentle, he is for enemies, as he is , on the contrary, a protector, that’s what has changed with us, now it wi

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>> martha: i think it might have a very tough time in the senate., it might give joe biden some cover there. in fact, the president as we know, is on tiktok himself, but there are those national security concerns, very serious national security concerns, and we're going to ask mike turner today, representative mike turner who heads the house intelligence committee what he can tell us about those concerns. they have had a lot of classified briefings. they know something -- there was some urgency to this. we want to know exactly what americans should know about this and be worried about, gio. >> gio: so many watching this there. they're also watching the israel/hamas war. israeli prime minister netanyahu has approved a plan for an operation in rafah. that's in southern gaza with cease-fire negotiations looming. what does that tell us? >> martha: first of all, we know that the administration did not really want netanyahu to go into rafah down there on the border with egypt. they're very, very worried about the starvation, about the death, about israel

the iranian-backed militants firing missiles at commercial ships and martha raddatz is standinging byith late reporting. the american mother of two who suddenly died falling ill on vacation from the dominican republic and what they noticed on the plane. the verdict just in on "the rust" murder trial. your health tonight and reporting of acne creams and a cancer-causing ingredient found in them. what the researchers are saying and what the companies are saying, as well. the famous song "hotel california" and the case over the eagles classic. ♪ welcome to the hotel california ♪ >> tonight, what just happened in court and the robin roberts exclusive with college basketball star caitlin clark who broke the women's scoring record and the men's scoring record, too. what she told robin. >> this is "abc world news tonight" with david muir reporting from washington. >>> good evening tonight from washington. we have a verdict just in tonight on the "rust" movie trial and the national guard sent into the new york subways. heavy rain hitting just as millions drive home. washington, d.c. to philad

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martha, great to see you. see you at 3:00. >> john: love life of district attorney fani willis back in the spotlight as georgia lawmakers delve deeper into the misconduct claims against her. jonathan turley will join us with a breakdown of today's hearing and what else might lie ahead. >> sandra: disturbing development in the ongoing border crisis. griff jenkins is live from the border. griff. >> sandra, two weeks toll day colombian national on the terror list crossed the river where we are. more on that story, plus just moments ago a lifeless body pulled out of the river. we have the video when we come back. ned's plaque psoriasis. he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. otezla can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tr

thank you, martha. >>> back here in the u.s.t boeing, after a number of safety scares, including that door plug coming off at 16,000 feet. tonight we have learned the ceo will step down. gio benitez covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight, just months after that door plug flew off an alaska airlines boeing max 9 at 16,000 feet, raising questions over boeing's quality control, a major shake-up at one of the largest aerospace companies in the world. boeing ceo, dave calhoun, announcing he's stepping down planning to retire at the end of the year. two other executives also leaving, including the ceo of commercial airplanes, who retired today. calhoun telling cnbc this was completely his decision, that it's time. >> i've entered my fifth year. at the end of this year, i'll be close to 68 years old. >> reporter: it comes amidst increased scrutiny over boeing's production, after an investigation found that alaska airlines' door plug blew out because four key bolts were missing. and an faa audit, obtained by "the new york times"," findin

maccallum. >> good afternoon i'm chase gallagher and for martha maccallum this is the story.onald trump paying his respects to new york city police fi