chairman mike turner, | now. chairman mike turner, thank you. —— leave it there.war in ukraine there, and officials say at least five people were killed in russian missile strikes in the eastern town of pokrovsk in the donetsk region. that included at least four civilians and an official. dozens more were injured. rescue efforts amid the rubble are ongoing. the head of the region said the strikes damaged two residential buildings, a hotel, shops, and administrative buildings. he warned of a threat of repeated attacks and urged residents to take shelter. meanwhile, ukraine's security service, the sbu, announced the arrest of a woman in connection with an alleged assassination plot against president volodymyr zelensky. 0ur correspondentjames waterhouse is in kyiv with more. so these are quite interesting allegations from the southern mykolaiv region. sources at the security forces have told us they have arrested a woman who is accused of travelling around the local area, taking pictures of different military sites, and sharing them with her russian handlers. but the

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katrina: mike turner, thank you for joining us.t five people have been killed in a russian missile attack on residential buildings in the eastern ukrainian town of pokrovsk. ukraine's interior minister reported that the strikes injured 31 people. that includes at least 19 police officers, five rescuers, and a child. cranes intelligence agency arrested a woman in connection with an alleged assassination plot against zelenskyy. she was allegedly preparing a russian airstrike during zelenskyy's visit to the area. james waters has the latest. >> these are interesting allegations. forces of the security service have told us they arrested a woman who is accused of traveling around the local area, taking pictures of different military sites, and sharing them with her russian handlers. but these are part of a string of allegations which include her trying to get a hold of the itinerary of an official visit by president zelenskyy and sharing that with moscow, which would help russia launch a major airstrike during zelenskyy's visit. that vi

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republicans like ohio congressman mike turner say weiss is the wrong person for the job that he was the one that allowed the statue patients to expire on some very critical felony charges that could have been brought against hunter biden, the former vice president mike pence calls the appointment the right move to american people have a right to know whether or president biden's a family benefited or that he himself benefited when he was serving in the job that i pence also encourage house republicans to continue their investigation into the biden family. >> these are facts. the american people have a right to get to the bottom of maryland. congressman jamie raskin says republicans let the justice department do its job. this guy was addicted to drugs in demand of >> really unlawful and wrong things. and we have said let the justice system run its course reporting in washington reshad hudson. if you want to take a trip now is probably a good time to go. airfares are dropping as summer. travel season starts to wrap up. >> the latest data from the travel site hopper says the average domest

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>>> we're joined now by the republican chairman of the intelligence committee, ohio congressman mike turner good to have you back in studio. >> thank you. >> i want to get to a number of national security fronts, and also investigating the president's son hunter, and has called for u.s. attorney david weiss, now special counsel weiss, to come and testify. do you have confidence in him and his ability to conclude this in a fair way? >> well, obviously there are concerns. one, like catherine herridge, i also looked at the appointment. and the appointment seems more narrow than what bill barr had given him. the attorney general barr. this said it's limited to the case that was brought before him, initially that's the scope instead of all of the matter ares related to unpaid taxes. the concern here obviously with barr being special counsel -- excuse me, weiss being special counsel, is that he was the one that allowed the statute of limitations to expire on some very critical felony charges that could have been brought against hunter biden. >> why would he have done that? >> the irs whistle-blow

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security view of our republican leaders in the congress, mitch mcconnell, roger wicker, mike rogers, mike turneran, these are people that fundamentally push for the approach for our national security, george washington had a saying that the most effective way of preserving the pieces to be prepared for war and we live in a very dangerous turbulent and uncertain world so we need a very strong national security, especially vis-À-vis china. cheryl: i love that you brought up ronald reagan, this morning i was reading a piece in the journal what would reagan tell the gop debaters and one of the things that it says, forget unconstructive outrage offer a clear pathway to reclaiming our government and talking about us on the world stage and making sure when people think america and they think about the military that they think about the strength of this country, gallagher made some interesting points as well in his piece, he said first tiktok, they need to talk about tiktok becoming the most powerful social media company and the united states. also dealing with chinese companies, the congress department

five jailed iranian americans in exchange for six billion dollars in assets, imprisoned iranians, mike turnerash. administration has signaled, that the release of detinies is part of a broader negotiations to where this to reinstating some controls on nuclear weapons enbritchment programs, the "new york times" reported administration maybe pursuing informal detail as opposed to formal deal that had congressional oversight if a secret detail that is very concerning, to congress. cheryl: any way a deal with iran? >> yeah. but contrast when what we're doing with china or with our -- our allies, so -- while the administration has changes on saudi arabia, began with trying to ostracize this country paying 80 bucks a barrel for oil romanceing adversaries a lot to pay for five hostages maybe we ought to create a little bit of pain for iran, this administration, it is very focused on getting some people out good, bribes to russia, iran ignored disdents like jimmy lai in hong kong on sift to reagan approach where you spotlight dissidents pay off adversaries to get a few americans out a few people out.

. >> now, the intelligence committee chairman mike turner said over the weekend that iran is now a coupleng enough enriched uranium that it could result in iran producing a weapon. preventing that from happening has been israel's singular goal. today the white house would not say whether this deal at all impacts the relationship between the u.s. and israel as they try to prevent that from happening. the israelis refuse to comment. so that's where we're standing right now, charles. >> charles: jacqui, stay drive. it just started coming down. we've showed you images of cartel members crossing in to the united states with guns. some may have been arrested but the problem is not going away. right, bill melugin? >> charles, good afternoon. two of the cartel members we can confirm have been arrested crossing illegally about 45 minutes away from where i am right now and bringing weapons across the border. coming up after the break, we'll have the photos from that bust, which included the help of a texas k-9. we'll be right back. she runs and plays like a puppy again. his #2s are perfect! he's a

republicans like ohio congressman mike turner say weiss is the wrong person for this job. >> they put seems more narrow than what bill barr given that he was the one that allowed the statue patients to expire on some very critical felony charges that could have been brought against hunter biden. >> former president mike pence calls the appointment the right move and encourages house republicans to continue their investigation into the biden family. maryland congressman jamie raskin says republicans should let the justice department do its job. this is dramatic video from a michigan air show where 2 people objected safely from a vintage soviet aircraft. moments before it crashed into the ground. the mig 23 plane hit some empty cars when it crashed. the pilot and the passenger landed safely with their parachutes. and we're only hospitalized as a precaution. the rest of the air show was canceled after this. and the faa is now investigating some shocking video captured a mob style smash-and-grab robbery at a los angeles mall inside of a nordstrom's department store. the group of masked th

the superintendent and brought in a former dallas superintendent and charter school founder mike miles. turner thinks the move is anti-democratic. >> i'm not going to try to sugar coat it. it's a hostile takeover where the people are not accountable to the parents or the teachers or the local community or the students. they're appointed by the people at the state. >> reporter: is houston in conflict with its own state government? >> houston has been in conflict with its own state government for years. what's happening here cannot be viewed separate and apart from the greater picture, okay. so let's not be fooled. >> reporter: for years a number of houston schools were failing. parents pleaded for more resources as large numbers of students fell far behind on reading and math. former district leaders tried to implement new programs, and the state gave them a "b" rating in 2022. the texas education agency took over hisd anyone. the superintendent knew the model would emphasize instruction time in the classroom and use team centers like these for the kids who are excelling and the kids who need a

i am jillian turner. mikeu. >> jillian, great to work with you this busy afternoon. sandra and john have the day off. this is "america reports." this is the third arraignment since april.

i am jillian turner. mike, great to be with you. >> jillian, great to work with you this busy afternoon. sandra and john have the day off. this is "america reports." this is the third arraignment since april. his team expected to hear charges, enter a plea during the initial appearance. >> the former president is calling for the case to be moved out of washington. he claims it is impossible to get a fair trial in d.c. >> fox team coverage with alexis mcadams on trump's legal strategy. >> first, go to griff jenkins outside the federal district court in washington. griff, what are you expecting out of today's proceedings? >> here we go, jillian, mike. we expect things to get more interesting here. we expect the former president to make his way to district court here in d.c. once he gets here at 4:00 p.m. to go inside for that, let's talk a little about what's going to happen. he is going to go before a magistrate judge, not the judge that will preside over his trial, a magistrate judge for the initial appearance

i'm jilgillian turner in washington. >> i'm mike emanuel. we look at the former president's plane. we expect him to get off in moments. "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. martha? >> thanks very much, mike and gillian. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. live on "the story." president trump arriving in the nation's capitol where he will face arraignment for the third time, this time on charges surrounding the effort to overturn the 2020 election. the gop frontrunner is facing 78 counts in three indictments. in an hour from now, he will appear in federal court with future court proceedings handled by a judge known as one of the toughest when it came to the january 6th cases. there's the 45th president of the united states, the current candidate for th

i'm jilgillian turner in washington. >> i'm mike emanuel. we look at the former president's plane. we expect him to get off in moments. "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. martha? >> thanks very much, mike and gillian. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. live on "the story." president trump arriving in the nation's capitol where he will face arraignment for the third time, this time on charges surrounding the effort to overturn the 2020 election. the gop frontrunner is facing 78 counts in three indictments. in an hour from now, he will appear in federal court with future court proceedings handled by a judge known as one of the toughest when it came to the january 6th cases. there's the 45th president of the united states, the current candidate for the republican nomination making his way down the steps as he prepares for another afternoon in court. it's an extraordinary situation to say the least of a former president and someone who is currently running. we have amazing fox team coverage. we have dana perino, shannon bream and jessica tarlov. first, let's go to d

. >> gillian: i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith. kitty and mike burke say they were turned down because of adherence to catholic teachings, a letter says they would not be affirming to a child who identified as lgbtqia plus. >> comes as they struggle to accommodate 1500 children in the foster care system. chief religion correspondent lauren green has been looking into all of this and joins us from new york. >> the issue is, can a secular government prevent someone from participating fully in a community because of their religious beliefs. now, the supreme court has actually ruled in favor of religion in a similar case about two years ago. but the burkes say this has been devastating for them, saying massachusetts would rather children sleep in the hallways of hospitals than let them welcome children in their home. in a complaint, they said they went through 30 hours of training and lengthy interviews and assessments of their home. according to burke's lawyer, one interviewer actually praised how they really seemed to understand adoption and foster

turner. >> good morning to you, julie. the president summer vacation over and arrived at the white house near the tail end mike of the there. news of his son's foreign business deals did not take a hiatus. actually followed him to the beach where the president remained tight-lipped last week when asked about it by reporters, listen. >> [laughter] >> julie: devon archer revealed vice president joe biden with hunter with the executive back in 2015 as recently as 2020 though, biden insinuated he never heard of burisma ukraine inc. gas company where his son earned millions of dollars. >> nothing was unethical. here is the deal, with regard to ukraine, we have this question about whether or not because he was on the board, i let him learn about burisma. >> julie: but the president has spoken to his son about foreign business. republicans are seizing on that discrepancy. >> now we have this letter from devon archer, actually from joe biden to devon archer from 2011 showing he knew exactly what was going on. he knew his son was engaging in these businesses. >> julie: democrats meanwhile are messaging this entire story is a politi