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i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now on "the story," as calls to help the people of cuba are intensifying, it would take the white house authority to help keep the internet moving in cuba. it's a powerful tool for protesters and their fight for freedom. florida governor ron desantis is urging president biden to do something. they could deploy high altitude balloons that send a wi fi signal to smart phones on the ground in cuba. it's amazing technology, built in south dakota, used after hurricane maria in puerto rico. will they do it? i have an answer for you. the biden administration is getting pressure from progressives like alexandria ocasio-cortez. she wants the white house to lift sanctions against the communist government of cuba. here's why. >> what is extraordinarily important for us to communicate as well is the actions of the u.s. contribution to the suffering of the cubans on the ground. that is directly related to temporary bar go. like other u.s. policies, particularly other u.s. policies t

. >> during a virtual event at the reagan presidential library, fox news host martha maccallum discussed world war ii's battle of iwo jima with a fellow host. here's a session of the program. >> i was grateful to the editor. when i started about writing a book, i told him a story about going to my grand father's attic when i was a little and finding these letters that had been written by my mother's first cousin who was killed in iwo jima. when i read these letters, they moved me to tears. i thought if i'm going to write a book, i want it to be a book that's about something i'm going to learn a ton researching. i spent the next three years researching iwo jima learning about the battle, and immersing myself in this one battle from the pacific world war ii. i learned so much about harry and not only that i learned a lot about the men who were with him. >> tell me a little bit about harry. >> he was 18 years old from arlington, massachusetts. his father died when he was 12. he quickly became sort of the young mayor of the house. he was very close to his sister and his mother. his mother wa

"the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. as crime rises in cities across the nation, this mother made the only decision she could to save her family. >> i'm getting out of here today. i have to leave chicago. i love the city but i can't stay anymore. >> that is the mother of terry anna smith. a newborn who was caught in the cross fire. the infant survived but has a bullet lodged in her skull. the city that they loved her mother says is no longer safe for them and their family. last night alone, three mass shootings. 18 people were shot. many teenagers including a 14-year-old boy. he lost his life as well. hours before, eight people riding in a party bus were also shot in a drive-by. obviously this is a situation that needs solutions. the white house after originally saying that crime spikes tended to happen in the summer, now it's clear that action must be taken. today the attorney general in chicago is taking part in a listening session on how to cut down on the number of guns on the street

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. right now on "the story," the war against covid-19 has changed. late today the cdc providing the why for its mass reversal after the release of internal documents suggesting the delta variant can spread as easily as chicken pox and cause more severe infection than previous strains. in a moment, dr. brett giroir says if you're not vaccinated, it is only a matter of time before you catch the highly contagious strain. first to steve harrigan in atlanta, the home of the cdc. steve? >> trace, the cdc as expected today releasing data backing up their policy. the two main policy changes they're making is that they suggest that fully vaccinated people wear masks under some circumstances in areas where there's a heavy rate of covid and making the point that fully vaccinated people can transmit the virus, especially this delta variant. this comes a day after "washington post" obtained internal cdc documents, bomb shells in there, saying the battle against the delta variant was a different war t

i'm martha maccallum. the white house authority to help keep the internet moving in cuba. it's a powerful tool for protesters and their fight for freedom. florida governor ron desantis is urging president biden to do something. they could deploy high altitude balloons that send a wi fi signal to smart phones on the ground in cuba. it's amazing technology, built

martha maccallum joins me right from the top of the hour. you to encourage people to get it, i got the vaccine as soon as i could, so did my husband, that is where most people feel about this because they wanted the liberation you talk about but one thing i would say, i agree with everything you said, the one thing i would say we need more information on is large part of the population who had covid and have covid antibodies. if you are a private corporation, we need to have more studies done on this because there's been one study which was very interesting, they studied 55,000 people and in that study it showed people who had covid and had antibodies from it basically were in the same category effort section as people who got vaccinated and they tested 3 different populations, people who had covid and didn't get vaccinated and people who had covid and did get vaccinated and tested people who didn't have covid and get vaccinated, those people fared the worst in the study. this was done in early june, but the people who had covid and then did

"the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon.oss the nation, this mother made the only decision she could to save her family. >> i'm getting out of here today. i have to leave chicago. i love the city but i can't stay anymore. >> that is the mother of terry anna smith. a newborn who was caught in the cross fire. the infant survived but has a bullet lodged in her skull. the city that they loved her mother says is no longer safe

. >> martha: good morning, i'm martha maccallum. this is "america's newsroom." always good to be here with you, bill. a lot going on this morning. >> bill: you wonder how long they can hold out in d.c. >> martha: how long does the money last? one said i guess we'll be here as long as the finances support it. we'll talk more about that this morning. as we've been saying the lawmakers are hunkering down in washington while trying to run out the clock on a 30-day special session that they do not want to be part of and that's why they hightailed it out of the state of texas and urging congress to pass a sweeping bill that would federalize elections. that has a lot of constitutional watchers wondering whether or not it's legal under the constitution. that legislation they're hoping would overrule anything that might get passed in the state of texas in their efforts to secure the ballot box. >> bill: vice president kamala harris calling them modern-day heroes of the civil rights movement. and that wasn't all. republicans say it's all about optics. have a look. >> they

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adam corolla, martha maccallum, who looks like adam corolla. tucker is now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." so much sadness, but honestly so many great stories were in upper texas democrats, the ones who fled to washington, you see the freedom fighters, the ones who came on a pilgrimage with nothing but a case of miller lite and the coronavirus. turns out they have just claim several more victims. a white house official and weaker of the house nancy pelosi has tested positive for covid-19. apparently got it from the pilgrims of texas. we'll have an update on the conditions of the victims and the scale of the super-spreader event. but first tonight, there are a lot of different ways to sell out to china. if you are an unscrupulous finance broker in new york, for example, you can just pop up the chinese economy with billions of investments. wall street has been doing that for decades. you can do your part by pretending that the real threat to this country isn't the rise of chinese power and ambition. no, n

. >> i'm martha maccallum in new york. jerome powell said that inflation is inching higher than expected. they think it's transitory. if not, they'll have to take action on it. the president is pushing for $3 trillion more in spending. he says they will get it done. what about this inflation? a shocking jump comes in today. the price of everything from cars to clothes keeps ticking higher. individuals know this. they see it every day. the money has been pouring out of the treasury. checks to everybody. the first package was $2 trillion. the two that the president wants to have would push the near to nearly $6 trillion while the economy is heating up. senator schumer says that bill, the whole thing would be transformative for the united states. >> coming together on what will be the most profound change to help the middle class in america in generations. its scope is almost rooseveltian. >> it has it expanding medicare, child care. a lot of money for climate change. art lapper, former economic adviser to president trump and

i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking now, there's no escaping the reality that crime is now very much front and center on the minds of american as cross this country. take a look at this poll, this is abc news "washington post" poll. it shows this worry is actually at a 20-year high. in fact, more people also disapprove of the job that the president is doing on this than approve. as a result, democrat as peer to be having a come to jesus moment on this. the president is scrambling to get a handle what's going on. he's having a listening session with law enforcement and local officials from around the united states. the d.c. mayor there to the president's right. we'll take you live any moment. the officials will walk out and talk about what was discussed in there and one of the big issues is how hard is it going to be to hit reverse on these woke policies that have in many ways destroyed cities and have decimating our police departments because of these policies. let's bring in james craig, the former police chie

i'm martha maccallum. sadly, this is a warning that is becoming all too familiar as we continue to cover the violent crime that is all across the country in hour cities. the videos that we'll show you are disturbing. what is happening is deeply disturbing. we need to see it for what it is. it's happening to san francisco and chicago and beyond. these are in new york. this weekend a 68-year-old man beaten in broad daylight in brooklyn. what did he get for all of that and all the injury he did to this man? he got a phone and some jewelry. then you have this one. an off duty firefighter out walking his dog in the evening when he's swarmed by a group of wilding teens that start moving all around him and egging each other on to beat him up. he was knocked off his feet. police are still looking for the police that did this. this was an attack earlier. a woman that was beaten on the ground. pushed out of her walker. the attackers got $22 and no police here. so police are hunting for this person, this shocking cri

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. this is "the story" as july fourth celebrations continue across america today. the ways in which the holidays are being covered but certain media outlets and criticized some in congress garnering a lot of attention. among the media coverage, this tweet from npr igniting a twitter storm for stating that the declaration of independence contains "flaws" and deeply ingrained hypocrisy. this report from "the new york times" on the symbolism of the american flag. quoting again "supporters of former president trump have embraced the flag so fervently that the left has called it a symbol to the ride. corey bush said when they say the fourth of july is about american freedom, remember this. the freedom they're referring to is for white people. this land is stolen land and black people are still not free. anita vogel is following this live in the nation's capitol with more. good afternoon to you. >> yeah, good afternoon, trace. most people agree the fourth of july stands for freedom for all. so

. >> sandra and benjamin, i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story." fresh reaction to the white house to the violent holiday weekend that ravaged some of the nation's biggest cities. the administrations said this didn't begin under the current president. placing the blame on guns and the summer months. >> the president continues to work to address violent crime. it has gone up the last 18 months around the country. we've seen spikes in violent crimes during summer months. unfortunately during holiday weekends. >> that in response to the release of staggering new numbers from the gun violence archive. 230 people were killed and over 630 injuries across the u.s. this july fourth weekend. a shocking number of victims, teens and children, including a 3-year-old boy in critical condition. shot while watching fireworks in buffalo, new york. and a 6-year-old girl caught in the cross fire standing on the sidewalk monday in chicago where the independence day weekend just became the city's deadliest and most violent of the year. that's where we begin today with

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story." d.c. police announced an arrest of the shooting death of this little girl. naya courtney shot dead while riding her scooter on the street. mark hargrave has been charged with murder. the suspect is no stranger to the criminal justice system and very possible that he was targeting naya's family, her father and several others that were indicted in a drug investigation. their criminal activity is to blame for the little girl's death. >> the individuals in that area, the individuals that were out there day in and day out that the community has been complaining about, they bear in part responsibility for this 6-year-old that we lost in our community. >> just minutes after d.c. police made that announcement, they alerted the public of another shooting in that area. here now greg pemberton from the d.c. police union. another tragic story out of d.c. thanks for joining us. we reported the police chief says 215 police officers have left the department since last october. d.c. is not alone. i want t

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story." president biden in crystal lake, illinois, an hour outside of chicago the same day an officer and two atf agents are attacked with one local report saying it was an ambush. the president meeting with mayor lori lightfoot as the city reels from a violent deadly july fourth weekend. among the innocent caught in the cross fire, chris carbahal. his family said he was shot grabbing something from his shot friday night. he was six days shy of his 20th birthday. one month old terry anna smith. her uncle says she's doing much better and breathing on her own after being shot in the head by a stray bullet last week. another horrific story here. university of chicago students max lewis, just 20 years old, hit by a stray bullet while sitting on the train on his way home from a college internship. he was taken off of life support sunday. mike tobin has more on today's shooting as the crime surge continues. mike? >> and trace, president biden is here at mchenry county community college in crystal l

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. right now on "the story," a major moment to mark the post covid era. the cdc issuing a new batch of guidance encourage ago full return to the classroom this fall and giving a green light to students vaccinated to ditch the masks. dr. marty makary and former teamer leo terrell are here on that. the white house is breaking response to this question moments ago. watch. >> i'm wondering what are the president's thoughts on anti-racism curriculum in the classroom. >> that's where we find correspondent mark meredith. he's live at the white house. mark? >> trace, good afternoon. hard to believe but in a matter of weeks so many students will be heading back to school. now the cdc has new guidelines out that will certainly be good news for a lot of parents that say they're ready to see the classrooms reopen, even if many of these students will be ineligible for the vaccine at this point. now, the cdc says the latest guidelines is that in-person learning should be a priority and masks should be

martha maccallum in for chris wallace coming up on got fox news sunday."ht here at the top of the hour. >>> renewed debate over how to keep our cities safe after a string of high profile shootings in our nation's capital. our panel dives in when we return. ♪♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ introducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. show me the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ [background sounds] mike: washington, d.c. mayor is weighing in after a shooting in the nation's capital raises alarm about the new crime wave across the cup. david spunt has the details live for us in washington. good afternoon, david. >> reporter: hi, mike.

. >> john: i'm john >> martha: thanks very much.i'm martha maccallum. me details of reported hunter arranged business deal involving his father. this time with mexican executives appearing in this 2015 picture that appears to be taken at the vice president's residence, the naval observatory and reporting by the daily mail. the images of the bidens getting not very much attention today. instead, the story you've been watching unfolding live. we have continuing coverage now, which is this focus on the trump organization and their company's cfo that plead not guilty. there he is. the charges failing to pay taxes on certain perks and benefits that he received as a trump ploy eye. they do not involve these charges any member of the trump families that is involved in the business or the former president himself. so that is the charge that i just described. we'll get into it in more detail. that's the charge they came up with after three years of digging, which appears to have emboldened the trump team when they look at the way this sorted out in court. this i

i'm martha maccallum in new york. so how about this? we could lose a showdown in the sea in the military with china. that is the reality. so the question is how did that happen? a shocking new report of in depth interviews with 77 current and recent members of all ranks in the u.s. navy reveals that in most cases we fall short because we don't focus on winning. the report finds an insufficient focus on war fighting. what other purpose is there for the united states military? a leadership that is distracted to bureaucratic excess. it was commissioned by these four lawmakers and includes stunning admissions with one senior leader saying i guarantee you every unit in the navy is up to speed on diversity training. i can't say the same about ship handling, this is from an active duty lieutenant. sometimes we care if we will have more diversity officers than a fight with the chinese navy. you can cut our ship open with a missile and we'll all bleed the same color. very serious moment here for the united states navy. general jack keane is stan

i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now, the dow is on track for the worst single day drop this year. the biden economy take hits from surging inflation. one of the smaller aspects of what's going on. and this full effort to pass trillions in new spending at the same time. then you have the slate of the covid variant that has spooked the market. a lot of stocks related to opening having a tough time. we're watching this closely. the president took to the dining room at the white house and painted a rosy picture of what's going on before he took a total four minutes of questions from the press. watch. >> turns out capitalism is alive and well. record growth, record job creation. workers getting hard earned breaks. look, we've brought this economy back from the brink. >> martha: brought it back from the brink, says president biden. art laffer is here with us. working on this economy and advising our presidents of the united states. always good to see you today. at one point president biden said, you know, h

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. general jack keane is here as president biden addressed the fallout from his decision to end america's longest war. >> trace: after 20 years, the taliban is closing in and threatening a civil war. a human rights group as the taliban forces men, women and children to escape their home, they're looting and then torching their belongings. the taliban claiming there's hundreds of weapons seized from the afghans. here's the president moments ago. >> how many more, how many thousands more americans, daughters and sons are you willing to risk? how long would you have them stay? already we have members of our military whose parents fought in afghanistan 20 years ago. would you send their children and their grandchildren as well? would you send your own son or daughter? i will not send another generation of americans to war in afghanistan with no reasonable expectation of achieving a different outcome. >> trace: general jack keane was at the pentagon on 9-11. he's the former vice chief of staf

i'm martha maccallum. so of course, preparations are underway nationwide for the fourth of july. for most, they're happy post look-down plans and we're going to get to the miracle of that today. first, it's ever more clear that our greatest american cities are in deep trouble. here's a stark sampling of what is happening out there. here's a few looks at some of these horrific incidences. this sexual attack in broad daylight in brooklyn in the middle of the afternoon. this man runs up and tackles this woman and touches her on the street. it's horrific. this is the man. get a close-up at his face. let's go to chicago. this video showing the moment when three gunmen jump out of the black jeep that you see on the left and begin firing away with rifles. they shot seven people. look at the scene on the streets. one of those was shot was a one-month-old baby that underwent surgery after being shot in the held. a 1-year-old girl shot in the head in cross fire, likely gang related, when she was driving with her mother. all of this appears to be rooted in duels that are going on between th

i'm martha maccallum. stunning new video of the brazen shooting that broke out in the heart of our nation's capitol. we just got the second angle on this video. happened a mile away from the white house. this is unbelievable. i mean, i watched this ten times today. this is playing out like i said, a mile from the white house. two suspects make their way to the get-away car. police looking for the two suspects. left two people wounded. moments ago, this man trying so hard to do his job and protect his city, the police chief in washington d.c., robert contee stood at the scene and made this impassioned for his community and major cities going through the same thing. watch this. >> i'm mad as hell about this. i home you are, too. i really do because i like coming to 14th street. i don't want to be afraid for my wife to go there because some knucklehead in the community decided to pull out a gun and fire it at 8:20 in the evening. it's unacceptable. i'm going to tell you the truth, the real issue is, we have a

i'm martha maccallum. this is "the story." the streets of cuba, people who protest or pled for freedom are carted off for detention. in chicago, uighurs are interred in concentration camps. the secretary state of the united states, tony blinken, has invitaled the u.n. human rights council to come to america to help confront the scourge of racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia here and elsewhere. remember, this the same council that the trump administration left in part because their membership accused human rights abusers like china and cuba. a short time ago,etoo pressed the white house on this. watch. >> why is the secretary of state blinken trying to address human rights in the u.s. by inviting experts from cuban and china here? >> he's believes responsible nations must not shrink from scrutiny of human rights records. they should acknowledge it with improve it and push and lift up and shine a light on other countries that need to do better. that's the role that we're playing from the united states. >> martha: here n

martha maccallum, who looks like adam corolla.ow. ♪ ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." so much sadness, but honestly so many great stories were in upper texas democrats, the ones who fled to washington, you see the freedom fighters, the ones who came on a pilgrimage with nothing but a case of miller lite and the coronavirus. turns out they have just claim several more victims. a white house official and weaker of the house nancy pelosi has tested positive for covid-19. apparently got it from the pilgrims of texas. we'll have an update on the conditions of the victims and the scale of the super-spreader

i'm martha maccallum.eart of our nation's capitol. we just got the second angle on this video. happened a mile away from the white house. this is unbelievable. i mean, i watched this ten times today. this is playing out like i said, a mile from the white house. two suspects make their way to the get-away car. police looking for the two suspects. left two people wounded. moments ago, this man trying so hard to do his job

i'm martha maccallum. happening right now, breaking news on "the story" this afternoon because any moment now, the cdc will make a huge announcement. they're reversing some of the guidance on masking for fully vaccinated americans. the cdc is expected to recommend americans in hotspots should wear a mask in certain indoor public settings. remember, it was just about two months ago when americans were declaring liberation. how sweet that was, from wearing masks. if you got the shot, you could go out without face coverings, inside, outside. you can feel free to do that. now we're getting guidance from director walensky. we'll have that live. but first, let's check in with peter doocy who has a sense of what we can expect here this afternoon. high, peter. >> good afternoon. this is going to affect a lot of people watching right now. ahead of the cdc director walensky's announcement, we've seen the bullet points about who is vaccinated will need to wear a mask according to the cdc. in areas with substantial an

i'm martha maccallum in new york. on capitol hill, they're right. a lot going on as a bruising battle emerges. nancy pelosi blows up the january 6th commission. we'll go through in just a moment. breaking right now, a senate vote any moments. are we going to get roads and bridges? maybe not. a $1.2 trillion bill. republicans say all of this is a stunt because they say the bill hasn't even been written yet, so they have to take a look at it in order to see whether they want to move it through this process. it's a big test for senator chuck schumer. he's been encouraging this process to move forward. he needs all 50 democrats, some of whom wanted a bigger bill and he has to keep in the mix ten republicans to vote to move this forward. so it's on pretty tiny ground. we'll watch it closely. it will tell us a lot about how strong the majority party is right now with this. there's potential for $6.6 trillion in new spending in the united states. both sides see this could be transformative potentially for the united states depending which way this goes. >>

join me 12 martha maccallum eastern and 9:00 p.m.t who is showing up. doctor in the house to talk about the biden administration's growing push to convince you to get vaccinated if you are not. will businesses start to require it because it can't. "fox news sunday" he will have exclusive interviews with texas governor greg abbott and pentagon press secretary john kirby much to discuss on both the domestic and foreign policy front. that is it for "special report" tonight. "fox news primetime" hosted by the one and only mark steyn starts right now, have a great weekend. >> mark: what was the word the nice lady won with murraya. >> shannon: this young woman nailed it knows every word on the planet apparently. >> mark: that is very good. my kid was eliminated in middle school because he couldn't spell eel. he spelt it eal a national humiliation i told him he should have told the teachers that was the canadian spelling. what a family humiliation a ag

i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking right now on "the story," what is going on with these break-through covid cases that are reportedly happening in fully vaccinated people? the latest to say that it happened to them, a white house official and an aide to nancy pelosi. all of this after the visit from the texas democrats. you remember them coming on the private plane. six got break-through cases after the plane ride. it raised a lot of questions for the rest of the population. it's a mystery. in moments, we'll break it down with a rationale doctor, dr. marty makary. we'll talk with him. first to congressional correspondents, chad pergram. hi, chad. >> good afternoon, martha. increasing concern in washington whether texas democrats jetting in could be fuelling more cases. six texas democrats have tested positive since they flew to d.c. and that's why there's worry about the aide that tested policy. jen psaki said the aide had no contact with the president. >> the individual has mild stops. we know there will be

be good >> on martha maccallum infra chris wallace. washington in gridlock over infrastructure, police reform and january 6th commission, six months since inauguration day. ♪ ♪ >> martha: the rise of violent crime in cities across the country sparks a rethink of police reform as bipartisan talks on the hill hit a roadblock. >> the justice system that we have right now, it is not functioning the way that it showed. >> martha: we will ask south carolina tim scott, the lead negotiator for republicans, about the outstanding issues holding up this bill. meanwhile, inflation and jobless claims on the rise as the fate of a bipartisan infrastructure deal remains unclear. we will discuss the state of play with virginia senator mark warner, who is helping craft the bipartisan deal, as well as the democrats' broader spending plan. plus, the bipartisan committee to investigate the january attack on capitol hill. falls apart before their first hearing. >> we will not let their antics stand in the way. >> this is the people's house, not pelosi's hous

adam corolla, martha maccallum, who looks like adam corolla.rats, the ones who fled to washington, you see the freedom fighters, the ones who came on a pilgrimage with nothing but a case of miller lite and the coronavirus. turns out they have just claim several more victims. a white house official and weaker of the house nancy pelosi has tested positive for covid-19. apparently got it from the pilgrims of texas. we'll have an

program, visit our website book tv.org, use the search box near the top of the page to look for martha maccallum or the title of her book "unknown valor". >> good afternoon. [inaudible]. welcome to the second of three new deal related book discussions that we're hosting in june, as we head toward what we assume and we hope will be the end of 15 months of lockdown and the renewal in one form or another of some form of public programming in person in the fall. you've been patient and loyal to these programs. and we appreciate you following them. these programs are so great. we're glad you are not missing them. this afternoon, we're focusing how the new deal [inaudible] to rediscover america. the story that includes writers [inaudible] richard wright [inaudible] among many others, whom found encouragement. and security on the payroll of the new deal's project. we lost a giant of the roosevelt world. our own pioneering supporter, long-time advisory member, and champion of all things franklin and eleanor roosevelt, the ambassador died yesterday at the age of 91. i know he was with us for the opening

i'm martha maccallum.ow, the cdc will make a huge announcement. they're reversing some of the guidance on masking for fully vaccinated americans. the cdc is expected to recommend americans in hotspots should wear a mask in certain indoor public settings.

i'm martha maccallum in new york. so how about this?e reality. so the question is how did that happen? a shocking new report of in depth interviews with 77 current and recent members of all ranks in the u.s. navy reveals that in most cases we fall short because we

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. across america today. the ways in which the holidays are being covered but certain media outlets and criticized some in congress garnering a lot of attention. among the media coverage, this tweet from npr igniting a twitter storm for stating that the declaration of independence contains "flaws" and deeply

i'm martha maccallum in new york.center on the minds of american as cross this country. take a look at this poll, this is abc news "washington post" poll. it shows this worry is actually at a 20-year high. in fact, more people also disapprove of the job that the president is doing on this than approve. as a result, democrat as peer to be having a come to jesus moment on this. the president is scram

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story." day an officer and two atf agents are attacked with one local report saying it was an ambush. the president meeting with mayor lori lightfoot as the city reels from a violent deadly july fourth weekend. among the innocent caught in the cross fire, chris

i'm martha maccallum. so of course, preparations are underway nationwide for the fourth of july.f what is happening out there. here's a few looks at some of these horrific incidences. this sexual attack in broad daylight in brooklyn in the

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum.mass reversal after the release of internal documents suggesting the delta variant can spread as easily as chicken pox and cause more severe infection than previous strains. in a moment, dr. brett giroir says if you're not vaccinated, it is

. >> john: i'm john >> martha: thanks very much.i'm martha maccallum.esident's residence, the naval observatory and reporting by the daily mail. the images of the bidens getting not very much attention

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story." d.c.ey shot dead while riding her scooter on the street. mark hargrave has been charged with murder. the suspect is no stranger to the criminal justice system and very possible that he was

i'm martha maccallum in new york.t it happened to them, a white house official and an aide to nancy pelosi. all of this after the visit from the texas democrats. you remember them coming on the private plane. six got break-through cases after the plane ride. it raised a lot of questions for the rest of the population. it's a myster

i'm martha maccallum. this is "the story."are carted off for detention. in chicago, uighurs are interred in concentration camps. the secretary state of the united states, tony blinken, has invitaled the u.n. human rights council to come to america to help confront the scourge of racism, racial discrimination

i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum.uidance encourage ago full return to the classroom this fall and giving a green light to students vaccinated to ditch the masks. dr. marty makary and former teamer leo terrell are here on that. the white house is breaking response to this question moments ago. watch. >> i'm wondering what are the president's thoughts on

. >> sandra and benjamin, i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story."ation's biggest cities. the administrations said this didn't begin under the current president. placing the blame on guns and the summer months. >> the president continues to work to address violent crime. it has gone up the last 18 months around the country.