where is martha where is martha i ask you? me carefully. let's sit down, okay. want to live to tell. and next to someone lies, maybe a corpse. do you think they filmed the connection there. i think there is that this pea-like chain broke all left and right, maybe because of the drowned wife. nikolai stop fantasizing. you specifically say that to moscow you yourself are to blame for everything. if you had told the truth right away, you could have done something, but now it's all over, and rtem can check it, we have no connection, nothing. well , let's say zakharova will kill. calm down, the guys are not threatening anything, while being silent, when you called your son to moscow, she said that she would send him normally. haven't been able to take it. it's just that, most likely, there is a person next to him, that's all. that's it, that's all. 300 two corpses, not counting the goat ram stepanych, these are east caucasian tours from the kozlov family. although the season the car from makarych filled up the shooter stood here. burnt in the car, it is not clear for

the left is the white house, which has ties to the custis family and to george washington and martha, where they were married there and the roman -- it was called originally and it was later changed to roman coke and you got to keep in mind that the profits from parke custis businesses were derived from these two plants down on the poor monkey, less so at arlington house, where much, much of the work was done just to grow food for the family and for the gardening. so there were about 60 enslaved persons at arlington house, but about 130, 140 between roman coke and and the white house. this is an example of a ledger that the caretaker would report to customs on, and it would it's difficult for modern people to handle it and interpret it, but it's the livestock would be on the same page as the as the enslaved human beings. and there would be progress reports on which the enslaved were ill and what their ages were. but custis is really not a talented business manager, and even his own daughter admitted that. and he's a lot of the correspondence can show him begging banks for loan forgiveness.

martha anne grew up. a place where you could forget being a cop and all that violence. by then, shawn and jen had their own family and visited from time to time. >> bob especially. >> oh yeah. >> he would treat our kids great. >> he was fond of them? >> he was the real deal. >> martha anne went back to work, accounting job. she loved numbers. they made time for friends too, like debbie hartman. >> we met in church. bob and martha and just became very dear friends. >> and in martha anne, debbie found her soulmate. >> she was what i would refer to as the quintessential southern lady. she was like a sister to me. we had the same type of upbringing, the same type of morals, we had fun together. we enjoyed sharing recipes together. she had two boys, i had two girls. we would talk about our children. we were just were very, very close. >> over the years they shared cookouts, road trips, church events, just like two peas from the same pod. you could just see, said debbie, how much bob and martha anne loved each other. >> neve

where does martha sleep after the adventure in which the truckers were waiting for you and then the roof pulled up from the trunk, did you have to figure it out? yes, everything is fine. i may have only touched one. i know this, i'm worried when the men or the police left the city , two patrols left at once. understood. the car is not listed. yes, i have already issued a power of attorney for ignat, and you don’t have to worry about cars. and if they look for us and come to the camp site, well, they will come and come, i will say they went to the city on the route. when you leave, in the morning, then the woman who was with prokhorov's hotel has not been identified. shershe lam blonde 35 years old, it seems, the ex- wife of nefyodov march. former nefyodova, together with prokhorov and gorokhov why can't you look at the captain from which side? why why did martha's car get into an accident why wasn't she there ? why isn't fedorov showing concern? well, let's say the car was stolen? why is there no statement? you have to eat breakfast. they feed for you. part of the property is supposed to

with martha we have whole years where there are maybe three letters. there are important significant things happening that are not covered. we have to cover those in another way. either through editorial essays, something like that.hat was an issue we had to face as we are putting the vome together. we were trying to make it something cohesivethe cast of characters, the people who martha's writing is a little obscure. if you are working on a president papers, politicians papers, politicians left a huge paper trail. it is easy to identify people. for someone like martha washington's more obscure nieces and nephews, a little harder to find. ann be is particularly difficult,wh called martha washingtonniece dandridge. when you try to find martha washington's niece and martha washington dandridge, cane a little tricky. for the next bit i thought we would talk about some of the things we did with a lot of the editing three accurate transcript.. the writing is very small, you don't have to worry about reading this. this is the transcription as it appears in t

martha washington did. after during her last illne. we have an account from gerard sparks, who's one of the first people to try to publish all of orge washington's letters, where two of martha washington's granddaughters informed him that on her deathbed during her las illness, she requested that all of her papers with washington be burned, which is a huge o history. but it's not unusual. thomas jefferson also bull of his correspondence with his wife. i think the thinking beh was people who were big public figureinhe 1800s. they knew that their papers were going to be important to people and that people would want to read them. and for a side of their life that was so deeply personal and private too like letters between husband and wife, they wanted to keep them for themselves. so martha took that route, decided keep those papers private. now the quote that i have up here says that two letters seem to escap by accident that were found in a drawer or in desk. but we are actually to publish fo letters between george and martha washington. one of them is quite short. it's a brief little note, but i think it's interesting that in all of the surviving correspondenc

martha: thanks, molly. now to moscow, idaho where the suspect accused of brutally stabbing four college students that lived an springer with the very latest. hi, dan. >> yeah, martha. we're awaiting the status hearing set for 8:00 p.m. local time. we're not sure who will be addressed because of a gag order. we can guess the attorney for bryan kohberger may just ask for bail. kohberger's initial appearance last week, his court-appointed attorney told the magistrate that she had not been on the case long enough to make an argument for bail. the magistrate kept it at no bail. she's the only magistrate in latah county and she was the one that signed the probable cause arrest warrant the day before he was captured in pennsylvania. we learned today that taylor filed a request for discovery with the court yesterday and the details are not yet public. we know taylor and others on kohberger's defense team got into the house. they had an expert that reconstruct crime scenes there all day. she's trying to get up to speed on this case. we expect her here tomorrow. tomorrow is the first day of classes for the spring ses

martha: that's what the d.a. is charging. >> there's mistruths in his statement, right? when he said he relied upon the experts, whereere those experts he's relying on? hannah was his expect and she was not there. >> martha: let me ask you this. i understand and i expect during the trial we'll hear more about this. one of the biggest questions i have is how there was live ammunition on the set at all. you'd think that these experts that were supposed to be handling the guns, is it their responsibility to make sure there's no live ammo on the set? how different does live ammo and dummy blanks look when you're putting them in to a prop gun? >> well, first of all, you know, live ammo could be anywhere. they don't search the crew. people don't go through a metal detector on the way to the set. there's always a presumption that live ammo could be around. that's why you check the gun every time you handle it. you check the gun when you pick it up, you open the port. you rotate the cylinder. look in there. show it to the actor. hand it to the actor. the actor looks inside. when everyone knows there's no ammo, you go on with

martha: thanks. we'll see you on "the five." lawrence jones also on this story for some time. he's at the jail where the suspect is being held without bail in moscow, idaho. he's the host of "cross-country" and we look forward to his reporting this weekend and first here. hi, lawrence. >> hi, martha. the judge was very astute with her analysis there. i think that you know, action she said, with these probable cause affidavits, you just fled to get the arrest. we'll hear more as it's presented in front of a judge. i will caution people. what we know right now, it's not an open and shut case. we're dealing with a criminalology students that was very careful. but he made a lot of mistakes as well at the crime scene. as the judge knows, he left that laden printed there. there's another aspect up to this was the fact that he returned back to the crime scene. i think that has to do a lot with him leaving that -- the covering for the knife there on the crime scene. his phone goes off and he comes back to the crime scene. there's a lot to digest here. i wouldn't just say this is an open and shut case. we st

i think that it will be very fascinating to see where we go from here, martha. >> martha: the measure of justice should be whether or not they acted justly in their position. that's what a jury -- >> ideally you're right. >> martha: we've had other cases where there were black officers and white officers involved. it needs to come down to and i think we should be at the point in this country where we will -- it will be based on how they performed as officers, whether or not they broke the law regardless of the color of their skin. as you point out and as jonathan has pointed out, we wait for the rest of this story to be revealed throughout the course of this process. and why he was stopped in the first place and what happened in those ensuing moments as well. geraldo, thank you very much. good to have you here today. here's another story that is breaking just moments ago. president biden launched a new attack on republicans at an event touting the economy. there was a 2.9 gdp number that came out this morning. the president just spoke about it in springfield, virginia as he appears ge

john hancock actually offered to have martha inoculated where he was staying at his house in philadelphia. but martha went her own way and was inoculated at the house of a cabinet maker named benjamin randolph. and after martha is inoculated, after she goes through successfully and recovers, washington stamps on inoculation begins to soften and a bit. for the first time, he actually uses the word inoculation in his letters. after martha's inoculation, he usually calls it taking the smallpox right, making it almost equivalent to getting infected naturally starts using the word. he almost always spells it wrong, but he starts using the word everybody spells it wrong. that sounded like a knock on washington. it's not really. maybe a little bit in massachusetts. washington's general general, artemus ward, who had led the troops in massachusetts before washington, took command, informed washington that his soldiers there in massachusetts were demanding inoculation and artemus ward said that he thought he had a right to provide it to him, to them when they were such, when they were demanding it

some additional identification i think is beneficial to the case. >> martha: in a moment, brian claypool. first to moscow idaho wherenathan hunt has the latest details. hi, jonathan. >> hi, martha. 28-year-old accused killer bryan kohberger sits in the county jail, which is part of the court complex behind me here in moscow, idaho as investigators continue to build their case against him. the house where the four students were so brutally murdered remains a crime scene. the last few days, we've witnessed the investigators bringing out more physical evidence. among that evidence that we saw removed, mattresses. some of the victims were stabbed to death as they slept in their beds. they were wrapped in thick plastic. we could vaguely make out dark stains underneath them. given the nature of the killings, you can draw your own conclusions. students at the university of idaho are returning this week for spring semester, which begins on wednesday. for many of them, it's the first time seating foot back in mos co since they left in the wake of those november 13 killings when a killer was still on the loose. listen here. >

first to alexis mcadams who is in pennsylvania where we just saw this suspect. hi, alexis. >> hi, martha. good afternoon. here in pennsylvania, we saw for the very first time that murder suspect that came back here to pennsylvania after investigators say he killed the four innocent students in moscow. we can tell you that as he walked in to the courtroom, he has family members sitting in the front row. he nodded at them and proceeded to sit town in front of the judge. he's expected to waive his extradation. we snapped these photos abe he walked in a short time ago preparing for this extradition hearing. he's facing four counts of first degree murder and a felony burglary charge. investigators say he's the killer. the 28-year-old is expected to waive the extradition and will be taken by u.s. marshalls from here back to moscow, idaho. returning to the city where police say that he stabbed the four students to death inside of that off campus home back in november. it took weeks to track him down. police did it, they caughts him. sources say police have matcheded the dna at the crime scene w

. >> martha: great point, where our student protests?g that use to ignite students into protest, harris. >> harris: you know, i have some new questions about what this image means to that faith. i think there was an opportunity missed by the university. i think what they could have done was, look, they know at least one student may have something to say. perhaps. perhaps not, that's why the opportunity was put out there if you have a problem come for a. but maybe it should have been more than that. maybe the university could have backed that teacher and said you know what? we want to make it clear to the entire community here. their voices are welcome. maybe we can learn coming from them. we are not going to quash whatever it was, but what we are is going to open up a forum to hear their point of view to educate everybody. i do think she stood alone, this professor. in the headwinds. may be needed some backing up she was going to make this choice, but at the same time i don't think you kill something people generally dumb i genuinely don

. >> today he and is shipped migrants to martha's vineyard.ar d.a place where all are welcomea sanctuaryy.so >> o there is a venezuela venezuelan on thefront yard. c >>ro if you think 50 people is terrible. hodew about the hundreds of hodew about the hundreds of thousand border in texas. each was attacked for the horrible nature of what he did. but he was sending people who to martha's vineyards.on >> s gavin newsom starts trollig desantis. >> gavin newsom wants to be president really bad.wh >>it how about you start by getting people toll go to thean bathroomes indoors. >> the death count from hurricane ian continues to rise. >> one of the worst hurricanes to ever hit the u.s., let alone florida. >> it was moving up the coast and took a right hands turn. >> it impacted the whole state.o >> towns and cities ceased to towns and cities ceased to exist. >> a tragedy like a hurricanego can testod the mettle of a lead. he was serious, he was focusedin ang d deeply informed. i think most people agree he did a good job as governor. >> i know he didn't sleep much. he was holding press conferencea

where is it? >> thanks for having me, martha. it's been 26 hours of inaction. it's not a good start to the 118th congress. yes, house republicans fired nancy pelosi. but we have to lead. now is a time for leadership, not politicians. i'm a little upset. here we have president trump come out with a very powerful endorsement of kevin mccarthy. you have 20 members of our caucus thumb their nose at the former president saying we're above. it's not above the house, we're above the party and the direction of this country. meanwhile, what i'm also worried about is on the border, i represent half of the southern border, we're having real issues. just a couple days ago, i had in uvalde there was a horrific shooting. a couple days ago, an individual dressed in all black that tried to get on one of the elementary schools. what happened? our schools went to lockdown. i'm having high-speed chases due to the southern border. it's a terrible situation. so we have -- america has real problems. the american people are the loser in all of this chaos. >> martha: what does it tell

where the money was going. first, the back story with david spunt live from the department of justice. hi, david. >> hi, marthaod afternoon. the penn biden center opened in early 2018. no surprise the main funding source is the university of pennsylvania based in philadelphia. the penn biden center is based here in washington d.c., not a you'lly far from the department of justice. when news broke that classified documents were found at the d.c. location, questions rose about china's influence on the university and the center itself. i reached out to u penn based in philadelphia and received this statement from the v.p. from communications. he tells me -- >> a carefully worded statement. new while the penn biden center may not receive a penny from the chinese, the university of pennsylvania receives tens of millions. u penn received $14 million in may of 2018. the president hand picked the school's president of 18 years, amy gutman to be the ambassador to germany. the relationship goes back years. paul moore under your next guest, then sister betsy devos led the investigation that uncovered tens of millions in

where people were coming and going? >> that's the national security assessment, martha. they're not going to announce this any time soon publicly. odds are that behind the scenes doj officials investigating will be working hand and glove with the intelligence community agencies who are working on material that is related to whatever the issues are. multiple outlets have been reporting that the documents found at the penn-biden center related to the u.k. and iran and ukraine. if that is the case, they will reach out to the dni's office, the cia's office and talk to the official there's that work on these issues to try to figure out whether any of the information contained inside of that could pose -- could be of interest to u.s. allies and add very -- adversaries across the globe. >> martha: how does that act as punishment for being in places they're not supposed to be? >> sandra: there's the criminal element. there's the presidential records act that dictates how classified archival material needs to be landed and basic national security policy that is laid out to every

or go to loveshriners.org right away. >> martha: so this is what is happening at a new york city hotel wherene that works there who was a whistle blower. he says the migrants are drinking all day and there's some evidence of it. basically all the way across the top of that desk and through the bottom are empty corona bottles. he says there's reports of people having sex in the stairways, of assault, harassment going on. he says he injured his knee trying to walk around one of these cluttered rooms and is now out on disability. former new york congressman and candidate for governor lee zeldin is here with his take on this. first to fox business correspondents madison alworth. this hotel is supposed to be a fancy spot in manhattan. >> hi, martha. new york city is paying millions to house these migrants daily. this hotel almost entirely rented out for migrant housing. >> we don't have guests anymore. they sold the entire hotel from the fourth floor to the 28th floor. it's all migrants. there's no safety in our job. security is very short-handed. technically we don't know who is drunk and who is

right now this is where we are, guys. >> john: one of the points, martha, byron donalds made. world is not going to end tomorrow if no speaker is decided today, which is absolutely true. what happens, you get a delay in the formation of the committees, you get a delay in jim jordan starting investigations into myriad of things, including hunter biden, but those things can wait, according to byron donalds and others who oppose kevin mccarthy under the way things look now. it does not matter if those are delayed for a few days, we'll start those things up. two years is a long time in politics. we are just so used to a coronation happening every january 3rd that this process looks a little frustrating, a little dragged out. but he's saying there is really nothing to worry about here. is he right? >> martha: i can look at it both ways. two years can go also very quickly. all of these individuals about to be sworn in when they do pick a leader in this process will begin campaigning for 2024 almost instantly, raising money. and in order to be successful in this venture they have to

first to molly line where all of this is playing out in massachusetts. hi, molly. >> hi, martha. for a missing mom has taken a grim turn. we have moved here to the north shore in massachusetts. we're outside of a trash transfer station. one of the places where investigators have literally been going through the trash where prosecutors can confirm for us that a number of items were collected and are now being processed and tested. wbz said there was blood, a hatchell, rug and cleaning supplies. the garbage hub is not far from her mom's apartment from where a dumpster was reportedly tows. brian walsh charge with misleading police claims on the day his 39-year-old wife wife disappeared, he traveled to visit his mom, taking shopping trips to cvs and whole foods. investigators said there's no proof that he went to either store. prosecutors say he was caught on camera at a home depot the next day paying hundreds in cash for cleaning supplies. the unauthorized trip was made despite being on house arrest due to a federal fraud conviction related to selling fake art. over the weekend durin

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where the hell have you been? you're the one that caused this to happen to me and many of my colleagues the last many years. >> marthanfortunate what you pointed out. what used to be a much more bipartisan situation now seems to be all about slings and arrows going in all directions. that's where we are right now. thank you very much, devin nunes. get to see you. we have breaking news. i'll see you next time. breaking right now, we're getting opening statements in the trial of alex murdock. he's charged with murdering his wife and his son. prosecutors say he did it to distract from his financial spiral of crimes. his lawyers say the motive makes no sense and murdock has pleaded not guilty. this is a huge trial getting underway. let's turn to jonathan serrie who is covering this for us from atlanta. hi, jonathan. >> hi, martha. looking on your screen, you were seeing the prosecution just beginning their opening arguments. just describing this horrendous murder scene, describing the death of alec murdock's son, 22-year-old son, paul and how he had suffered this horrific shotgun blast going through the gory details of t

martha lee. i'm sorry cemetery, where he is. he was late in the 1st and was buried in the 1st 4, not the 9 more like one to the 1st floor. so it would be open from visitors and fighting when it will start the. i'm open to the public to come see them here. if they want, so it was a very, very long day, very hard day and now it's almost night. and it was very memorable, monica yanna care of. they're joining us live from santos and brazil. and to those of you who are watching, i do apologize for the quality of the audio on that stream there. and 19 people i now confirmed to have died in sundays attack on a prison and the northern mexican city of warriors. 10 of the dead were prison guards at least 30 inmates who are able to escape during that attack. 7 people have died during subsequent clashes as part of the hunt for them. grave was carried out by on no number of gunmen in armoured vehicles. it resulted in one of the highest death tolls from prison attacks in mexico. in recent years, the director of the prison has now been fired.

> and no one right now, martha, zero, sillch, nothing, is holding the biden administration accou accountable. each day he's going to go to the border, he's going to mexico. where is the account ability for the 13 gold star families in afghanistan that have been waiting two years for some type of -- that's my frustration. >> martha: i want to ask you quickly. what is your sense? looks like we're going for a ninth vote this afternoon. you hear -- i heard ari fleischer talking about forget this. get everyone in a room and figure out who your candidate is and stop putting everybody through this process. what is the point of what we're watching play out right now? >> well, both sides are dug in. there are some conversations going on to hopefully figure out what that thing is that will get us to 218. i mean, my frustration -- if there were about policy, if we were talking about real commitments on debt or spending, but it's so much on process. much of that has already been agreed to. there's conversations going on, martha. i'm an optimist. >> martha: you think mccarthy pulls it out in the end? >> i do. i think in the end, at the end of the day -- remember, we have a

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where it takes us. what a big day this is. >> martha maccallum is still with us, and bret baier joining us. reaction to what we just heard from the attorney general there. >> bret: this is big news, and as jonathan turley said, it was expected because the attorney general was backed into an attorney here. if you are going to have a special counsel on the former president's documents at mar-a-lago, this would have to be, and that's what it is. it is now an investigation that deals with mishandling of classified information. now, to jonathan's point earlier, he could have done a special counsel for the hunter biden investigation as well, but that's in the hands of an attorney in delaware. karine jean-pierre will be able to say that is in the hands of a special counsel and we have nothing to comment on as the investigation continues. so, she did not have much to say yesterday, less to say about it today. >> john: peter doocy, martha, asked the president what were you thinking having classified documents stored in a garage in your home in wilmington beside your corvette, seemed to downplay the

. >> martha: right now on "the story," president biden is about to take off for the weekend for the white house and guess where he is headed? his home in wilmington, delaware, where he will undoubtedly visit the corvette, the garage, and all of that, the side of two discovery to classify documents that led to the special counsel probe into his handling of these documents. the press secretary faced another day, just a short time ago, questions around the timing of all of this. and why it took a reporter to get this story out when the white house was aware that this was an issue, and essentially karine jean-pierre had a similar answer pretty much every time. watch. >> where you or any member of your staff involved in the crafting of a strategy as to when this disclosure should be made? seemed like he was thinking the investigation would end soon. was he surprised? >> does this episode undercut that argument, that he restored confidence? here we have in the headline that he is now under investigation. >> follow whatever protocol was in place. >> again, this is something that he takes very seriously. the president

so this was a loose and reckless scene where safety was compromised just to save money. >> martha: so i want to play for you, jeanine and everyone at home, an interview with steve wolf. he's a special effects supervisor, who worked with guns on films such as "the firm" with tom cruise. here he's explaining this same model of gun and how it works and the only way to get a bullet to come out of it. watch this. >> this is actually the same gun that was used on the set, the same model. the trigger will do nothing unless you have first cocked the gun. so you have to pull the hammer back. it sets and then the trigger will activate the dropping of the hammer. so you have to do two deliberate actions in order to fire this gun. >> so one of my questionses here, we're on a film set. is there a video of every single second of what happened here? you would see whether or not it was handed to him cocked and you would see whether or not you can see him all be the trigger. >> my understanding is that's like a 45 single-action. you have to pull the trigger. whether it's cocked or not cocked, whether

where the . they're safe here. okay, houppert. new monday on fox and watch any time on hulu. marthamaccallum delivers the story. >> we're going to give you a deep dove into where things stand as news breaks across the world. get a smart perspective on the biggest headlines you have continuing coverage of this breaking news, the story with martha maccallum. weekdays on fox news channel. >> america is watching. we have seen pictures of the very strangely shaped objectof the that appeared inur. the skies over turkey . >> what is that exactly?what th >> it's not normal. no matter what they tell you. >> plus, tomorrow, millions ofvr churchgoing christians in america still vote for the democratic party. wh democc y is that exactly? mad our friend vince everettking tha ellison just made a brand new documentary askinghave the a question. with >> we're going to first lookes y tomorrow. in the meantime, have the bestou night with the ones you love. we'll be back to you. see you then. the welcome to hannity.ta >> and tonight, carnage in atlanta. windows smashed, vehiclesce torched, police atta

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where locals make a living from tourism them. but the current crisis is keeping tourists away. she says president for lack did needs to resign to end the conflict. martha postal models, we are that rural and we are also from bruno. we are the children of the lake where peru was founded. so how did she said that piano is not true? she has offended us. oh boy, oh oh, how ever unpopular the president, the ongoing strikes and roadblocks are taking their toll? it's a battle that may depend on which side can resist the longest. i do to see a newman al jazeera who, nope, it who you're back to breaking new story out of pakistan. and there has been an explosion at a mosque in the city of the shower that's in the northwest of the country. police say that heavy casualties are feared once again, we bring and come a hider, his following developments out of islam about come already hearing about the latest death and casualty tool where the debt is going up. likely to go up, given the fact that they've gotten over a dozen of them critically wounded. and we're also getting that they were the suicide bombing, that the suicide bomber fell for sitting in the front row. a

>> well, humility agree, this conversation belongs in the doctor's office, where it never occurred, all due respect to marthawhen she was delivered farm eggs on people and not scolding people about a vaccine, this is not an elvis presley moment. this is not the right time for this. you are also right about the fda. yearly shot when the covid is not seasonal and when we don't yet have the vaccine that will be the vaccine of the future, we're chasing variants and subvariants, the side effects that needs to be further studied. let the doctor talk to you and hear what your concerns are. that is how it should go. elizabeth: you have been supportive of vaccines, we should point that out, right? you said yes. but this is about informed consent. >> correct, i am a believer in the vaccine, i believe in it with high-risk groups, but i want to hear what my patients have to say, maybe they did not do well with the last vaccine or with vaccines in general. ipt general. i want to know their risks. elizabeth: stop the bullying, dr. siegel thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: critic call out media hot takes on president bide

where you can see it with binoculars. david? >> that's quite something. martha raddatz tonight. martha, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine tonight, and the pentagon just announcing a short time ago a massive new round of military aid from the u.s. some $2.5 billion worth, including 90 striker combat vehicles and 59 armored bradleys, also nobody as tank killers. it comes as the u.s. defense secretary is in germany meeting with allies to try to provide even more assistance to the fight. and we have learned tonight cia director burns traveled to kyiv last week to meet with ukrainian intelligence counterparts, as well as president zelenskyy to discuss continued u.s. support at this critical juncture in the war. >>> now to the u.s. economy tonight, and the u.s. has officially hit the debt limit, the amount of money the country can borrow to pay the bills. the treasury department looking to avoid a default. this saul over money that's already been spent, and there's an epic battle brewing. let's get to our senior con gregsal correspondent rachel scott on the hill tonight. >> rep

and you can see where circumstantial evidence is going to play a big role in this case. >> martha coakleyappreciate talking to you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> ahead we're going to ukraine with our clarissa ward who is on the ground there for the fight in the east. ukrainian soldiers hanging on in the face of a russian onslaught, and how the ukrainian people are referring to the cold winter as the war grinds on. we hope you like your work. (♪ ♪) [ music playing ] when we first arrived at st. jude, it was just claire and i. she was still recovering from her brain surgery. and side effects of that surgery meant that she had to rearn how to walk and how to speak. ♪ [ male announcer ] you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. two months after we arrived, my three-year-old came to visit, and claire lit up. she was quiet before. and i thought it was just because cancer's hard, but she was really missing her siblings, and i didn't realize how much. all right, young lady. we're going to see how much you weigh, and how tall you are real quick. ♪ ma

sure brooklyn is not martha's vineyard but it beats wherever they came from. they left shanty towns wherey claim they feared for their lives. crawled through jungles and marched through desserts to get mere. drawing a line in brooklyn? they are from venezuela and they don't want to go to brooklyn? we are giving them free food and free rent and beds on the brooklyn waterfront. the definition of migrant is to move from one place to another now they are done moving. traveled 3,000 miles to come here and now they don't want to go one more mile? the migrants want to stay at this luxury hotel and pay for it by defunding the police. >> the immediate resolution is at the hotel watson needs to accept these men back and put them back into the rooms. longer term solution is reallocate funding like overhundred-dollar funded departments like the nypd into housing vouchers and other vouchers that get people into personality stable housing. >> jesse: these migrants have been getting moved all over new york city ever since they were bused hire. the mayor can't figure out what to do with them. first he st

martha maccallum delivers the story. we're going to give you a deep dove into where things stand as news breaks across the world. get us perspective on the biggest headlines. we'll have continuing coverage of this breaking news, the story with martha maccallum weekdays on fox news channel. america is watching even people >> tare kind of laissez faire about drugs 10 years ago have to , if they're being honest, acknowledge that drugsat areunt. really destroying huge parts ofd the country, killing hundreds of thousandsreds of people. whatever doing is not working.og wouldn't want to encourage drug use. would yo use, do u? oh, joe biden does. joe biden coas he plans to open more open drug and subjection sites for junkies to make it easier he plans tgs. so some people are pushing back against this. a new coalition called north america recovers is formed to fight this plan. just unveiled an ainjectiod telt joe biden, quote, please help m so son escape addiction the way you helped hunter highlight that tomorrow and other efforts to bring sanity back to america. we'll be back into twenty four hours of the best nights wit

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martha new york. i'll just say christian salumi is a hospital where workers are striking. kristen, what's happening? well, you can probably see behind me the huge crowds of nurses who come out. they've been negotiating for 4 months. as of 10 days ago, 10 hospitals were threatening to strike, saying that states staffing levels with a top concern, all but 2 of the hospitals have settled, but that's more than 7000 nurses at 2 major health institutions here in new york. and this is despite offers from management for pay increases that are topping 19 percent over 3 years. that seems like a substantial amount, but the nurses and says this is about safe stopping, not about money. and we're going to talk to a nurse here from the emergency intensive care unit here at mount sinai. marina give us, thank you so much for joining us. i know you've been part of these negotiation. it sounds like they're offering you a good bit of money. why is it not enough? at some we want to make it clear to the public that this is not about the wages. you see a good number of nurses out here and we are what we're fighting for pr

his daughter, martha married, a millionaire from new york, uncovered as the soviet spy. during the cold war, she fled to prague, where she died in 1991 slowly, so remained swiss ambassador to berlin until may 1945. during the war, switzerland represented the interests of many nations that had withdrawn their diplomats. paul, stella fought in north africa and france. he became chief of the french air force in 1960 on life swap, jose was detained by the nazis in 1943. he became the 1st french ambassador to west germany in 1955. ready and copies of the many reports he sent to the french foreign ministry in paris, were found under the ruins of the french embassy in berlin. ah, a past week of matches, as the 1st half of the buddhist, legal even draws to a close. cologne holds its ground against by en. wow, chalka and head to berlin suffer heavy losses. munoz berlin, on the other hand, continues to thor. kick off on the w. o. interest, the global economy, our portfolio, d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission to analyze the fight for market dominance. east this is wes. good us, did that head w