sandra. >> sandra: reporting on the hill, chad, thank you. forces unleashing a series of attacks against critical ukrainian rail and fuel facilities. targeting infrastructure as the nation's top diplomat says moscow has already failed. let's bring in dr. rebecca grant, national security analyst and fox news contributor. so we believe with ukraine may have tried to turn the tables on russia inside russia because fear about 60 miles north of the ukrainian border, an oil depot suddenly caught on fire, and it's significant, its along a pipeline out of russia, goes into belarus and poland and then to germany, and a branch through ukraine and hungary as well. the fact that a pipeline may have been attacked is a really interesting development. >> john, strategic attack by ukraine on russia, it's about time. and hit a military base nearby. and the pipeline is the big pipeline that pipes oil into germany and poland and a lot of eastern europe, carry about a million barrels a day. they will put the fires out fast but russia is on notice. >> john: and k

hi, molly. >> hello, sandra.t, state, local and federal are here to keep everyone safe on this beautiful day and there are people from all over the world running in this race. more than 100 countries represented, not to mention all 50 states. the rules are different for russians. these rules were put in place a little earlier this month. russians and bellarussians residing in either country were kicked out, no longer to compete. however, if they are not residents of eat country can run. they cannot run under the flag of either country. now the president of the boston athletic association has expressed horror and outrage reporting the reporting out of ukraine and released a statement, noting that running is a global sport, must do what we can for the support of ukraine. >> we have to work as a community to do better and i think by showing our support to the people of ukraine but being tolerant to those people also in russia that might not be with those thoughts and actions. >> i understand that the reasons why, bu

sandra. >> sandra: matt finn in lviv ukraine.om there, and we are back with our panel no. jeff, french president and president biden have worked very closely on ukraine. we have seen that, but he played a big role initially in conversations with putin and just recently seemed to chide president biden over the use of the term "." talk about the dynamics there and now which leaders are still able to have a dialogue with vladimir putin. >> short. president biden and president macron, your right to say, have worked very closely together. that doesn't mean they haven't had some hiccups in their relationship. they certainly have. with this french election is one i think the white house is watching very closely because despite the occasional hiccup, he and the united states are certainly very aligned in terms of policy and with regard to nato, with regard to russia, and with regard to this big crisis in ukraine. marine le pen is a far right candidate. she has moved more to the center in this election and she's been very successful, real

hi, griff. >> hi, sandra. we have some news on the situation in mariupol but first the strikes in lviv. that city has been mostly spared from the fighting. the last time a missile hit that city president biden was in poland but now monday morning four missiles, as you mentioned, hitting there. at least seven dead with 11 injured. we are oh he hearing for the first time from the mayor of lviv. here is a little bit of what he said regarding those attacks. >> before the russian aggression started there was a decision to take all military facilities from within. the limits of the city of lviv. over 200,000 ukrainians are finding temporary protection here in lviv. over 100 embassies moved here and the enemy knows it very well. their objective is to intimidate. >> we're learning among the injured according to the governor there a 3-year-old boy has serious injuries. we're watching the dire situation in mariupol after that surrender or die ultimatum. ukraine's prime minister says they will not yield. >> the city stil

sandra. >> sandra: bring in senator john kennedy, welcome, thank you for being here. as we watch those horrific images play out before our very eyes, a situation only getting worse there. now we are learning of a new russian strategy. are we doing enough to respond to the atrocities happening over there? >> no. in ukraine, america needs to do what is legal, we need to do what is justified, and we need to do what is right. i don't want america to be the world's policemen, but i don't want russia and china to be either. and i just don't get the feeling that the biden administration is truly committed to ukraine winning this war and to the defeat of russia. this is not a princeton-yale fencing club match. this is a prison yard brawl. p utin and xi, and yes, xi is involved, these are hard men, and yet the administration wants to talk about strategic conceptual wins and strategic conceptual defeats and hearts and minds. to putin, hearts and minds are the two best places to shoot someone. now, we need to do more. the sanctions are tough. but the president knows they can be

. >> i'm sandra smith. a week of whiplash in washington as world events up end the biden agenda and leaked tapes shake house republican leadership. from masks on planes to ukraine to drilling and the border, the president facing complications on all fronts. on the left, pressure to move ahead with a climate agenda and to press for new spending. but a growing number of democrats are pushing back over plans to lift a policy that allows deportation due to the pandemic. >> they are not listening to the border communities. this is not good for democrats. >> we'll ask texas border democrat what the white house is telling him about the rising tensions over lifting title 42. >>> plus house republicans bullish on big wins in november. >> it is going to be a landslide for republicans. >> but newly-shared audio shows what republican leaders may have planned to tell then president trump after the capitol riots. >> it would be my recommendation [inaudible]. >> we will ask republican congressman mccall about the politica

sandra. >> sandra: ok. oil once again topping $100 a barrel today. that we would be tapping into the nation's emergency oil reserves. you know, we saw this happening over the weekend, phil, we thought we got to get phil on and ask him about this. isn't the intention of tapping those emergency reserves down off the coast of texas and louisiana to bring prices down? i'm looking at oil in the middle of the trading day here up 4%. it's up $4 right now, and firmly back above $100 a barrel. so, is the intended consequence of bringing prices down not happening? >> it's definitely not happening, sandra. it is because you are absolutely right. because president biden is misusing the strategic petroleum reserve. its intention was never just to bring down prices, it's not big enough to do that. it's supposed to be tapped in case of emergency. it's not supposed to be tapped in case of falling poll numbers, which president biden does, he thinks it's a strategic biden reserve, what he thinks it is. but you know what is happening here, the biden administration is d

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, mike.portedly letting people know he will be running again in 2024. plummeting poll numbers and unpopular vice president and his own party pushing back on just about everything, does he stand a chance? we'll put that question to ari fleischer, he'll give his take. and miranda devine, dr. marc siegel, more coming up. >> sandra: fox news alert on a friday afternoon. a live look there in seattle, topping a brand-new hour. president biden is set to make remarks there to celebrate earth day. his critics say his climate policies come at a steep cost that we all end up having to pay for anyway. welcome back as "america reports" rolls into hour two. i'm sandra smith. hi, mike. >> mike: hi, i'm in for john roberts. impact on prices is one thing but not the only thing riling up critics this earth day. and greta thunberg is saying the same thing as consecutive critics. >> sandra: and those on the left lecture americans about it but do not practice what they preach. >> mike: edward lawrence is at the w

sandra. >> sandra: really important story.urning the lights out on a trump-era energy rule by banning incandescent light bulbs. who pays the price for his push to go green? larry kudlow on that. >> john: and a former hillary clinton lawyer, who else may face charges in the trump russia probe? >> based on the intelligence that i have seen discussed and shared with john durham, i expected there to be many more indictments and that continues to be the case. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. you're probably thinking that these two are in some sort of lover's quarrel. no, no, no. they're both invested... in green energy. and also each other. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to do? this mother's day, show mom that you worship the ground she walks on. or in this case, stands on. the new anti-fatigue comfortmat from weathertech is a gift she'll appreciate all year round. it

sandra, we made it to friday. >> sandra: we did indeed. this is "america reports," and this is day 37 of this war, and there is no let-up with the russian onslaught as we learn more about the scale of the devastation on the ground in that country. city leaders in mariupol say it will cost at least $10 billion to rebuild infrastructure left in ruins from russia's bombardment. >> john: and red cross is making a new push to rescue people from the besieged city. busses were blocked from leaving yesterday. >> sandra: ukraine, we find alex hogan, live from lviv at this hour. >> we are hearing sirens here in lviv for the first time today. on the other side of the country, russia says it will open up the corridor between mariupol and another town to allow evacuations but the words met with a lot of skepticism and fear because of failed evacuations taking place there just yesterday. so far we know that roughly 2,000 people have managed to make it out safely today. the mayor this week said 100,000 people remained trapped in that city. ukrainian pres

sandra. >> sandra: thank you very much. it was fascinating, too, the chair woman of the committee started out by showing a picture of oil and gas prices that dates back not months, but weeks. when we have been seeing energy price spikes for quite some time, more than a year of them. so there was very selective information given and questions asked. we are going do ask joe lavornya, and also dan eberhardt, we'll get their reaction to what we have heard in the hearing room. >> john: still for the most part you get sticker shot every time you put the hose into the car. swimmer lia thomas and others beside lined? >> sandra: and how deeply involved with hillary clinton. >> they were trying to dupe everybody. the american people, the press, the fbi. this was a concerted effort to drive the narrative that donald trump was colluding with russia. r would be getting ready for his solo... but no. he's currently checkin' his investments. you gotta have a plan outside the band, man. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what

sandra. >> sandra: and dr.says america is out of the pandemic phase but his message is at odds with the four biden cabinet members testifying on capitol hill this morning over their respective departments ongoing covid policies. arizona attorney general mark brnovich standing by on that. chad is on the hill for us. what are we hearing from all of this today? >> lots of questions about covid for lots of cabinet members at hearings, questions about masks in schools, masks on subways, start with the most controversial policy, lifting title 42 for the border. continuing other covid policies like appealing the court decision about masks on planes. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas got an earful today. >> title 42 has already ended. your customs people were ordered to and bringing in every day as many as they could get from down in mexico, title 42 people that have been refused and bringing them back, that is a clandestine ending of title 42. >> democrats are split on ending 42, but some say the plan was

sandra?ol hill on that crazy story for us, chad, thank you. and that is where we leave things off after a jam-packed two hours, trace, qaddafi again. >> trace: good have you as well, quickly the faa was wrong in this thing. they absolutely have mandates to be able to notify people. great to see was well, sandor. >> sandra: get to see you too i'm sandra smith. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher, the story with mccallum starts right >> martha: thanks very much, sandra and trace. i'm martha maccallum. joe concha standing by on a big story in the news world. we begin with the white house really in a jam now over title 42 despite the record numbers streaming over the southern border. the pandemic ban did keep over a million people out of the united states. now the biden administration is standing by their plan to lift that one month from now. that could lead, according to the numbers, to as many

sandra? >> sandra: chad pergram, thank you. about his party's chances in the mid terps. take a look. >> all we need is five seats. i think we'll get at least 40 seats. this has been so unpopular when it comes to inflation, gas prices. in my reign, the foreign policy mistakes he made and quite frankly, they're just weak. >> sandra: so with inflation raging and a lot of uncertainty at the border with title 42 going away, is a new spending push going to make things better or worse for democrats? let's get the read from kristin hahn. great to have you here. thanks for joining us. so it seems obvious, even elizabeth warren painting this nasty inflation picture that most americans are feeling in a big way in this moment. seems obvious to not tout more spending when historically in inflationary teams, more spending will cause more inflation. >> you know, i think first of all, there's no party that is the white knight here when it comes to addressing the debt and deficit that we face. they have continued to rise through republican and

sandra. >> sandra: bring in brandon judd, national border patrol council president. are stunning, brandon. >> yeah, they are. and they just continue to get worse. i thought that last year that we would have hit a ceiling. i thought for sure the administration would have done something knowing they are in a lot of trouble come the midterms. you would have thought they would have absolutely put some programs or policies in place to help us get the border under control. but when you look at the first six months in this fiscal year alone, 1.2 million apprehensions, on pace for 2.4 to shatter last year's records and the months are worse. by the end of the fiscal year, around 2.8 million apprehensions. this administration has no ceiling whatsoever. >> sandra: that is alarming. there l be political consequences for it, it appears. you've got ten democratic senators breaking with president biden over lifting title 42. sinema, manchin, joe kelly and others, they are saying it cannot happen. we cannot continue at this pace. there could be more democrats behind them, brandon. >

sandra. >> sandra: confusion. mask confusion. okay.very much, david lee miller. >> they want as many illegal immigrants to come into the country as possible. they campaigned on this and they are pushing this open borders agenda. frankly, this is the most successful part of this administration. this is what they wanted to happen. >> sandra: critics say the president's refusal to secure the border is all by design and the repeal of title 42 could make things even worse. we'll hear from some of the migrants waiting across the border for that policy to expire. >> bill: the president getting criticism from farmers. the policy decision they say is kicking them when they are down. l newday usa. as a veteran, you've earned the powerful va home loan benefit that lets you refinance up to 100% of your home's value. and with home values rising, that can mean a lot more money for you and your family. a newday va home loan lets you refinance your home to pay credit card debt or just put money in the bank. it even lowers your paymentsby over $600 a m

sandra. >> sandra: and we will chew on that more coming up.dent loan debt is heating up. as the president is now considering wiping out thousands of dollars from borrowers. nothing could do wrong there. let's bring in steve forbes, co-author of inflation, what it is, what is bad, and how to fix it. why it's bad, i should say. why is this move potentially bad to just step in, sounds great, probably politically popular for some, to just wipe out the mountain of student loan debt many are on in the country? >> what it meant, the dollars were already spent, debts were incurred to do it, therefore you are not going to repay the debts, which means less money coming into repay that. how do you finance it then, either with taxes or inflation that comes from printing the money out of thin air, the fed has been doing fairly well and paying the price for it. also undermines morality factor. millions of people paid their student debts. millions of people feel that people who aren't going to college, why should they subsidize those that do. you have the mo

sandra. >> sandra: alex hogan live from lviv, ukraine. thanks. >> john: sandra, we are expecting the pentagon briefing with john kirby any moment, but for now, william taylor. former ambassador to ukraine. more intense fighting in mariupol, and here, where the attack was against the rail station, trying to encircle that, we are hearing some more activity here up in izyum as they try to reconstitute the russian military, and even attacked the airport south of dnipro here in an attempt to soften up the forces and move to the west. what do you assess is going on here now in the new push to the east and the south? >> john, you are exactly right. the russians need to do something. they were foiled in kyiv, the ukrainian military stopped them up there, so, they are back, the russians backed off in response to that, and they are moving back around and there are, seem to be massing in order to come this way, and you are right, they would like to come here, izyum here and dnipro, but that's interesting. they could be cut off, they could be attacke

sandra, that's going to do it. >> sandra: john, great to be with you. smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. we will see you tomorrow when it is >> martha: thank you very much. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. here's the story at this hour. three urgent crises in front of president biden right now. the "long slog ahead" in putin's war in ukraine and growing u.s. involvement with the transfer of weapons and training that's going on in poland right now. also, the covid comeback on capitol hill as nancy pelosi tests positive and why the white house has decided right now is

>> sandra: it flew by. great to be with you. i'm sandra smith. travel advisory warning americans should stay out of russia as the kremlin is targeting u.s. citizens for detention there. at the same time president biden is suggesting president vladimir putin has fired or put some of his advisors under house arrest. congressman michael waltz joined us last hour. >> it has been unclear from the start what information putin is actually receiving in terms of progress on the ground. the russian military is very centralized in its command and control. there is reporting that they don't even have, you know, a field general in command of the entire operation. i think that points to a lot of their issues and struggles. >> sandra: fox team coverage. retired general david perkins will join us with analysis and reaction. steve harrigan with a look at the kremlin's siege warfare strategy. here is national correspondent rich edson live at the state department to kick off this hour for us. >> good morning, sandra. a major warning from the state department to ame

>> hi, sandra. right now the biden is struggling to find balance on a range of issues with earth day, climate action is once again a key flashpoint. the administration is our focus in the meeting was to talk about those things that would enable us to win the current fight and build for tomorrow. and again a very productive discussion. we talked about security force assistance and talked about training. and we talked about the key things that we are going to discuss in the session that i'll conduct tomorrow at ramstein with a number of ministers of defense and chiefs of defense. this session is focused on doing things to generate additional capability capacity for the ukrainian forces. it's a great opportunity to get a good opportunity to get an update from the minister of defense and the president on what they are focused with on the things they will need and we'll look forward to the discussions tomorrow. >> could you tell me what you saw during your journey to kyiv. were you able to speak to any u

sandra smith in new york. great to have you again, trace. >> trace: trace gallagher in for john roberts. they will not lift the mandate on public transportation unless the c.d.c. deems it necessary. this as many major airlines and some airports immediately rolled back restrictions, making masks optional for travelers. in some big cities like new york city, philadelphia, masks still required. >> sandra: and as for the white house, it is still enforcing masks on board air force one. journalists and staff travelling with the president yesterday he were told to wear their face coverings. but on the same trip, the president said americans can make up their own minds about masking up on planes. peter doocy is in the middle of all of it. live on the middle of the north lawn. hi, peter. >> so confusings. officials here told us two different things 46 minutes apart. first the recommendation that people should still wear masks. >> abiding by the c.d.c. recommendations, the president is and we would advise all americans

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i mean, that's what we want sandra bullock to do.nt her to be intelligent but slightly ditzy. out with and kind of... but also, she produces this film, and she makes sure that it does something a little bit sharper, a little bit different in terms of gender. and brad pitt? brad pitt is so worth seeing this film for and definitely hold on till the end credits watch the whole thing, but he plays the kind jack trainer. because you see him with comedy so much, he's very good at when he does it. yeah. so i love to see him doing more, and he is indeed doing quite quite a bit more comedy. but definitely brad pitt steals the show. i think benedetta, this is very striking to look at visually, isn't it? it is hard to describe. it's from director paul verhoeven, who, of course, gave us basic instinct, showgirls and more recently, the rather more thoughtful film l. but he's kind of still known for those tawdry films. it's a french language film based on the true story and the book set in the 17th century italy. and it stars virginie figure as be

so, he kidnaps loretta, who's played by the wonderful sandra bullock.etta is a romantic novelist. she's actually an academic, but she's sort of fallen on hard time and she's writing steamy novels, and she does these sort of public book launches with her cover model played by channing tatum, who's really sending himself up in. this is the handsome himbo, and theyjust at the end of a book launch when daniel radcliffe's character kidnaps loretta and takes her off to the jungle, where he thinks that she can help him find some hidden treasure. this is a classic kind of hidden treasure story. think of films like romancing the stone from the �*80s. this is the kind of flavour that we're looking at, something we haven't seen too much of until recently, and i actually think this genre is coming back, and i thoroughly enjoyed seeing these two actors, in particular channing tatum and sandra bullock, together, slightly flipping the gender dynamic that you normally saw in those films. i mean, he's very clearly smitten with her. she thinks he's not bright enough for

yes, i mean, that's what we want sandra bullock to do.be intelligent, but slightly ditzy. we want her to be the friend or the person that you want to hang out with and kind of... but also she produces this film, and she makes sure that it does something a little bit sharper, a little bit different in terms of gender. and brad pitt? brad pitt is so worth seeing this film for, and definitely hold on till the end credits, watch the whole thing, but he plays jack trainer, this kind of special ops kind of guru. because you see him with comedy so much... he's very good at when he does it. yeah. so i love to see him doing more, and he is indeed doing quite a bit more comedy. but definitely brad pitt steals the show. 0k. a bit of light relief. it's like we all need that. benedetta, this is very striking to look at visually, isn't it? it's a stunning—looking film. it is hard to describe. it's from director paul verhoeven, who, of course, gave us basic instinct, showgirls and more recently, the rather more thoughtful film l. but he's kind of still

sandra nos tienen las imÁgenes.ara hacer una peticiÓn especial. >> que toda nuestra familia vida mucho mÁs aÑos. sandra: luego de aÑos de que esta tradiciÓn se hiciera puertas cerradas por la pandemia esta vez muchas personas de todas las redadas han tomado sus cruces de diferentes tamaÑos para llegar al cerro de la estrella, algunos lo hacen por devociÓn y otros como promesa tras haber recibido algÚn favor. >> nuestra peticiÓn es para nuestro vuelo que falleciÓ hace un aÑo estas fechas y por las enfermedades. >> cÉsar es uno de los asientos de nazarenos que participan en la 169 representaciÓn de la ciudad de cristo, en su cruce mÁs de 200 libras estÁn escritos los nombres de todos sus familiares que se han adelantado. >> empecÉ por uno de mis hermanas que mataron, esta vez tambiÉn por otro de mis hermanos. >> llegan lastimados, cortados, quemados, pero nada de eso compara la satisfacciÓn que sentimos al estar aquÍ. es cansado o jalarla, es algo cansado. sandra: ruidos de —— rÍos de fe inundan las calles mientras lo

sandra, sandy, it's always a pleasure to talk to you.est in just, say, 12 or 15 minutes, something like that. so, i really want to plumb the depths of who the real sandra bullock is. and so what we have done here at "the late show," in "late show" labs, we have come up with 15 questions that have been cryogenically suspended and unthawed only in the need to actually discover the truth about a guest. are you ready to face these calibrated questions that will plumb your soul? >> i-i-i, i think i am, yes. ( bell dings ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: first question. sandra bullock, what is the best sandwich. >> ooh. >> stephen: yeah, these aren't easy questions. >> "what is the best sandwich?" just if general, for me, what would i order. >> stephen: for you. >> blt. >> stephen: the american classic. >> sensk you what's your ratio. how much "t" do you put with your "b"? >> you know, i like just one layer. i don't like it stacked, because it's a consistency thing. i'd rather have more "b" and "l." the "t" is for the tang. >> stephen: that's what the

and sandra bullock being sandra bullock wearing an incredible catsuit, you know, what's wrong with thath, but again, if you want something that is a bit of escapism in a glamourous location with a steady stream of laughs, i think the lost city's got it. yes, well, it takes us back to where we started — we all need something to make a smile at the moment. and dvds and streaming, there's a really interesting choice this week? yes, now on mubi is drive my car — which was a tremendous film, i think one of the films of last year, the japanese film that won the oscar and the bafta for best international feature. an extraordinary story, really. to cut it short, it's about a female chauffeur driving around an actor and director. but there's a lot more to this film than that — as you know, it's about grief, it's about family, it's about loss, it's about coming to terms with communication, or the lack of communication that we have with the people close to us. fascinating film. i thought it was a really clever, striking film. i love the way it was filmed — and i'm not going to help now because i d

sandra fell. police got the call just before noon on wednesday when a terra linda high school administrator discovered that the teacher teagan leonhard seem to be under the influence of drugs and alcohol. >> this woman named valerie didn't want to use her last name but told me that she found out about the incident from a news alert on her phone. really sad way to get there and doesn't. >> you know, like i said, isn't that precedent, you know, for the high school kids, they need all the help. can get a sandra fell. police officer certified as a drug recognition expert determined that leonhard was under the influence of alcohol, a prescription drug and cannabis. >> when confronted with the test results, the 46 year-old admitted to police that she had been drinking that morning. leonhard was responsible for the safety of 53 students before police arrived, she was arrested and charged with public intoxication and child endangerment. terra linda high school principal katie dunlap tonight, kron four's r

sandra fell bridge and again, just a handful headlights. that's all we're seeing this morning as you're making your way westbound on 5.80, from richmond out towards sandra fell and then former in county commuters heading across the golden gate bridge looks great now. hopefully will stay that way for the rest of your commute. 5.31 in the north bay. >> a teacher at santa fells terra linda high is arrested for being under the influence of drugs and alcohol while in the classroom. police say her blood alcohol content was apparently 3 times the legal limit. kron four's rob nesbitt has the story. when police arrived here at terra linda high school wednesday taken leonhard denied drinking alcohol. >> a drug recognition expert discovered that that wasn't true and that she had other drugs in her system range of us. it's the reaction received all day thursday when talking with people around terra linda high school, according to sandra fell police. it's where teagan leonhard was arrested and charged with public intoxication and child endangerment. an

i mean to bring sandra back in.s found guilty of accepting more than $100,000 in exchange for ex favorable acts of prosecutable just -- he was convicted five years after he sent melissa the death row. people are now calling for his cases to be revealed. including this one, should've happened years ago? >> it should've happened years ago. and in fact, the attorney, the u.s. attorney who is responsible for prosecuting our manno's in prison. and he has said that all of the cases that he prosecuted should now be reviewed. and that is certainly consistent with our view, given what we have seen. which is that, mr. villalobos concealed exculpatory evidence from the defense. that he pressured responses to testify. that he refused to call the children, and disclose that the children themselves had corroborated wet melissa said. which is that mireya had fallen down a flight of stairs a couple days before she died. and her children have always testified that their mother never abuse them. but none of that evidence was ever bro

just fine, sandra. it's good to be here again, and as always, we've put together a great program with interest and report on preserving nature. i'm protecting the environment. here is a brief look at what's in store given old clothes of fresh live jelly gym or start up in south africa. the support is wildlife conservation and environmental protection. also school subject and gonna count to conserve. that was the more to for king as fast of fish wildlife census in an extensive survey on animals that dwell in the country on land and in water. the aim was to collect data that would help conservationists resolve and also protect the wildlife better. and that means all white life, no, just the handful of exotic creatures, many tourists and dream of seeing on safaris with a pack of african wild dogs. it's a rare sighting. wine glass conservationist pollock, a humble and her crew sported the typically shy creatures in lake he pierre, where conservation efforts have seen their numbers grow from 2 to 40. while d

sandra fell bridge. if you're commuting from richmond out towards the north bay, it's a pretty good ride for you here on west bound 5.80, really no reports on any stretch of 5.80, from the altamonte pass all the way up here to the richmond. sandra fell bridge and we have one final stop for the golden gate bridge. one. 0 one. southbound. the ride from marin county into san francisco's moving without any incident so far. so good as you're heading out this morning. for 31 is the time and happening today. the 2 people that have been formally charged with the kidnapping of 3 month-old brandon. we'll be back in court today for a bail hearing now, san jose or should say jose por and use any other mayor has made their first court appearance yesterday. the santa clara county district attorney explained how exactly police say that kidnapping was orchestrated with kron four's justin campbell to explain. >> branding quay yards. mom coming face to face today with the people accused of taking her 3 month old son might

just fine, sandra, it's good to be here again. and as always, we've put together a great program with interest and report on preserving nature of protecting the environment. here's the bridge. look at what's in store ah, giving old clothes a fresh start off and start off or doesn't support wildlife conservation and environmental protection school subjects. i'm gonna use counter solve that was an immortal for king as part of fish wildlife census, in unexplained seems of a or any move the dwell in the country on land and in water. the aim was to collect data that would help conservationists resolve and also protect the wildlife better . and that means all white life. no, just the hunt for of a good look. take creatures. many tours and dream of being on safari. ah. a pack of african wild dogs. it's a rare sighting, wildlife conservationist, poor like a humble and her crew spotted the typically shy creatures in lake happier. where conservation efforts have seen their numbers grow from 2 to 40. while dogs are under grave threat because

sandra hablÓ con gente. >>> desde el domingo hablamos con gente de la tabaco por siglas en inglÉs.ro este no estÁ de acuerdo con lo dicho. >>> estoy de acuerdo con que no comenzÓ en el Área de la madera porque yo estaba ahÍ, y vi que comenzÓ en el Área de los techos. >>> una secciÓn donde garcÍa dice habÍa varios productos apilados. >>> hay muchas cosas flamables, quÍmicos. >>> el incendio de cinco alarmas del sÁbado pasado destruyÓ la tienda de artÍculos para el hogar biucados en (nombre en inglÉs). residentes de la zona fueron alertados por las autoridades para evitar la exposiciÓn al humo y revugiarse en sus hogares con las puertas cerradas. shery el relata que escuchÓ explosiones. >>> por lo que ni a ella ni a garcÍa le sorprende que dicha agencia federal se uniÓ a la investigaciÓn. >>> es bueno que estÉ aquÍ una agencia del gobierno que encuentre la razÓn de por quÉ comenzÓ este fuego. >>> gracias, sandra. las autoridades piden que cualquier persona que tenga informaciÓn sobre este incendio se comunique al nÚmero que ve en pantalla, tambiÉn puede llamar de forma anÓnima si asÍ

the richmond, sandra fell bridge. not bad.le lanes there heading off into the distance. but again, the span is clear. so once you're on it, you're making good time in marin county and north bay commuters heading well north or south on one on one, it's fairly clear. here's our shot of the golden gate bridge that stretch of one. 0, one heading into san francisco is moving at the limit. and in the north bay, a teacher at center fills terra linda high was arrested for being under the influence of drugs and alcohol at school in class. police say that her blood got blood alcohol content was actually 3 times the legal limit. parents not happy. kron four's. rob nesbitt has the story. >> when police arrived here at terra linda high school wednesday taken leonhard denied drinking alcohol. >> a drug recognition expert discovered that that wasn't true and that she had other drugs in her system with range of us. it's the reaction received all day thursday when talking with people around terra linda high school, according to sandra fell pol

you know, for the high school kids, they need all the help can get. >> sandra fell.ice officer certified as a drug recognition expert determined that the 46 year-old was under the influence of alcohol, a prescription drug and cannabis when confronted with the test results, leonhard admitted to police that she had been drinking that morning. the teacher was responsible for the safety of 53 students before police arrived to make sure that. >> you know, that that teacher from placed doesn't come back until they had some treatment. terra linda high school principal katie dunlap denied kron four's request for an interview. >> that said in a statement, quote, terra linda high school does not comment on personal matters. the safety and well-being of our students are my highest priority. miss leonhard is currently on paid administrative leave according to moraine county jail inmate records leonhard is no longer in police custody in sandra fell. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news >> all right, rob, and learn to switch gears here. get a look outside. talk about the weather. this is

vaya historia de esperanza, gracias sandra.ejar de pedir prueba de vacunación, empujando economía de san josé. >>> se avecinan altas temperaturas en la bahía, le tenemos detalles. (música). (comerciales). uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... su internet es tan rápido que nos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar. pero verlas no es lo mismo que hacerlas. mija, sabías que patty... sí, sí... gigillonaria. soy la nueva celebridad de la familia. vive como gigillonario. obtén at&t fiber - ahora con velocidades de hasta 5-gigas. disponibilidad limitada. (música). >>> tras dos años de ausencia por causa del covid-19 hoy regresan a san francisco las loncheras. hablamos del evento que se realiza en el centro para las artes y que reúne a muchos de estos camioncitos. recuerda que va a estar abierto todos los viernes de cinco de la tarde a diez de la noche hasta noviembre. >>> sepa que en (nombre extranjero) va a pode

sandra: fin de semana violento en acapulco, guerrero.municipales que se mostraban cerca iniciaron una persecuciÓn contra los presuntos agresores, lo que desatÓ un enfrentamiento balazos. la redes sociales circulan vÍdeos donde se observan las personas que estaban disfrutando de la playa corriendo a refugiarse, incluso las imÁgenes se observa una mamÁ que trae su pequeÑa en brazos y corre para refugiarse. uno de los presuntos atacantes muriÓ durante la persecuciÓn y el otro resultÓ herido hoy su cuerpo apareciÓ flotando en el mar. hasta el momento la zona se mantiene acordonada por el ejÉrcito, la huelga nacional en la fiscalÍa de listado por lo que ningÚn turista se ha acercado a la playa. muchos temen de que se registre un nuevo enfrentamiento. >> aquella mÁs vigilancia, que hayan operativos de la borda nacional. >> por los niÑos, atos ciento. podrÍan llegar traumados. >> tenemos esta inquietud de que algo pueda pasar. reportera: apenas el jueves pasado 6 cabezas humanas fueron abandonadas sobre el techo de un auto en el municipio de ch

yes, sandra. bats is becoming increasingly clear. the climate crisis is already have in dire consequences around the world. as the levels rise in some areas of the world, densely constructed, megacities are starting to sink. this is been seen most dramatically in asia. let's take a closer look. hundreds of millions of people live in drowning cities in a by the how does it affect the, the, the likelihood of the people, the carbon dioxide we pump out every day is trapping the sun's heat and warming the planet. in the last 25 years, the oceans have absorbed thermal energy equivalent to over 3 and a half 1000000000 nuclear bombs. that's melted ice raised sea levels and made extreme weather even more extreme and more common in just a few decades. floods that used to hit once a century could strike some coasts every year. but that's not only due to climate change. ready in sprawling megacities from jakarta to lagos, the bigger problem is that the land itself is literally sinking in some river deltas, it subsiding 10 times faster than sea l

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i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is "your world."political fall-out from this deal coming right up. first, let's get right to kelly o'grady. she's live in our los angeles newsroom. she's got the latest. kelly, big deal. >> it is, sandra. yeah, elon musk now owns twitter. he said 54.20 was his