sandra. thought, well, okay, maybe they left and went to go to get something. my dad is like, well, his truck is out there. finally, that's when my dad said, i'm just going to go inside. herman walked through an open garage door and entered -- unlocked interior door. >> then he comes around to open up the front door. >> reporter: the visitors huddled in the dark entrance hall, expecting a greeting from sandra or jamie. biden came. just as they got ready to leave, they heard something that sounded like sandra. >> -- it was mumbling. >> we were is her voice coming, from marissa? >> we did not know. i just remember, i ran straight into the master bedroom. >> reporter: marissa waste after her father. >> i just remember saying, help, someone is in trouble. >> are you really scared? >> yes, i was really scared. the >> reporter: voice was coming from inside a walking closet attached to the bathroom. -- which to the -- he tugged the, side open the door and there was sandra. on the floor, tied by her

said he saw sandra in her car. >> and calling out sandra, sandra.says he couldn't get into the door. he called a friend to help him open the door. >> called a friend to help him find a body? wouldn't be the first time a guilty party did that. >> did ryan remain here at the scene, wait for the police officers, and talk to them then? >> yeah. >> was there anything in the report about his demeanor that night? >> you know, initially investigators thought that maybe he wasn't saying everything that happened. >> holding back a little. >> yeah. and maybe he was a little bit nervous. >> but ryan had an alibi, right? he was at work when sandra was killed. well, ponce found out the estimated time of sandra's death was really more of a rough guess. and that sandra could just as well have been murdered hours earlier, when ryan wasn't at work. and then there were the results from ryan's 2006 polygraph exam. >> what was the result of that? >> he wasn't viewed as passed. >> which didn't look good for ryan. except darren's polygraph result didn't look so good eithe

sandra? >> sandra: mike emanuel live in washington. thanks. now to ground zero in this border fight. the area around yuma, arizona where the biden administration plans to close the gaps in the border wall. douglas nichols is the republican mayor of yuma. he joins us now. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me on. >> sandra: mayor, many say this is a political stunt on the part of the border state democrats to win votes in the mid-terms because they see what a problem it is there. what say you? >> well, that might be the case. i know we've been talking about this with the secretary since nearly the beginning of the year when we actually established some really good communications with the secretary. the senators have been involved since that time. the timing could be that. i don't know if it's budgets. i don't know. it's just a first step. it's not a complete solution. >> sandra: i've heard you said that before. it's an important first step. how far does this go helping the problem that you see every day there? >> well, what it does, it

sandra, good wednesday to you. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york city. plunged to an average of 76.1 years in 2021. fentanyl poisoning driving that number with more than 72,000 deaths by the end of last year. >> john: president biden's border crisis making it worse. officials are trying to stop the flow of fentanyl from creeping into the u.s., but despite efforts, parents are feeling the consequences of drugs in their family. >> fentanyl has changed the game. no longer can we say just be careful or it's not going to happen to my family. >> it took half of what he thought was a percocet. you have to talk about these pills and other forms that unfortunately they are now taking other than just pills. >> no mother wants to wake up and have to find the news that their child has been taken and this is something that is taking america, the biggest crisis i think that we've ever faced as a nation. >> sandra: absolute devastation. dea is officially warning of an alarming new trend with cartels designing these rainbow colored fentanyl p ills in order to appeal to

let's go to sandra now. >> sandra: erin perrine, and jessica tarlov.e already started the panel. chatting off screen. broadly here, having worked inside the trump campaign. you know what is, what is donald trump's role with the gop and the races? >> president trump still maintains a massive influence over the republican party and that's seen in candidates vying for his endorsement, seen getting money and monetary support, the crowds are showing up, a large part of the republican party very much behind president trump. but there are other parts of the republican party as well. you see what some would call the establishment lane with mike pences of the world or governor ducey. that side as well. the republican party is growing and diverse. you see biden losing support among hispanics, asian-americans, among young americans, voters coming to the republican party. president trump still maintains a strong hold, it's a growing republican party in all facets. >> your 30,000 foot view of that, democrats see an opportunity with some of those considered far righ

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, mike.pansion of the irs could shrink your right. he's tweeting the fbi raiding donald trump is unprecedented, it is corrupt, and an abuse of power. what nixon tried to do, biden has now implemented. biden administration has totally weaponized doj and fbi to target their political enemies, he writes. and with 87,000 new irs agents, they are coming for you too. >> mike: larry kudlow says the only winner with the plan is big government. he joins us next. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! businesses have to find new ways to compete in order to thrive in an ever-changing market. the right relationship with a bank who understands your industry, as well as the local markets where you do business, can help lay a solid foundation for the future. pnc provides the reso

sandra. >> sandra: as it goes. we'll be watching for friday, then. me back to my youth of watching all the apollo missions and a couple of them would get scrubbed and you are there watching the tv, and waiting for blastoff, oh, try again in a week. >> sandra: we'll see what happens friday then. inspectors racing to ukraine as officials warn of a disaster of a nuclear plant there is not secured. live in kyiv. >> john: as migrant busses make their way by, the governor is talking about the president standing by on the border. chad wolf has his thoughts. stay with us. ♪ subway's drafting 12 new subs for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick? pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. the abcs of

sandra. >> sandra: radical groups in the u.s.aganda, according to the feds who have charged a russian national with infiltrating u.s.-based fringe groups to push a pro kremlin agenda. david spunt at the justice department. the doj announced an indictment a few weeks ago, the case is still active. >> it's quite active. no secret russia has tried to sow discord in the country for years, all the way going back to the cold war and continues today. this specific case is important because it deals with these political groups in the united states, federal prosecutors say the black hammer party, a group based in atlanta is part of a russian plot to create chaos in the united states, and another movement in florida. the russian national with kremlin connections named alexander ianov was secretly funding fringe political groups here in the united states. the goal, publish pro-russian propaganda. members of the black hammer party traveled to san francisco to protest meta, facebook's parent company, for facebook's removal of pro-russian prop

sandra. >> sandra: we'll keep watching it. >> mike: china escalating tensions with its new policy on taiwan. the country going back on its promise not to send troops or administrators to taiwan if it takes control of the island. it comes after beijing announced an end of drills near taiwan, but it plans to normalize its military presence in the taiwan strait. mike waltz joins us now, a member of the house arms services committee. house speaker nancy pelosi and her delegation are just back from the region. she talked moments ago, let's play that clip. >> we will not allow china to isolate taiwan. they have kept taiwan from participating in world health organization, other things, where taiwan can make a valued contribution. and they may keep them from going there,s but they are not keeping us from going to taiwan. so we think their reaction, that was our purpose to salute this thriving democracy. >> what more can policy makers here in washington do to help taiwan and discourage beijing? >> i'll tell you what we shouldn't be doi

thank you, sandra. >> sandra: kansas republican senator roger marshall. are we doing enough to stem the flow of these drugs over our southern border? it is killing so many americans, and notably now they say the most dangerous time to be a teenager in america because of it. what more can we be doing? >> oh, my goodness, sandra. i don't think we are doing 1% of what we could be doing. our border patrol officers basically are functioning like hotel operators. greeting 5,000 to 10 to you illegal immigrants every day, and that gives the drug cartel free rein to cross the border. most every day in kansas somebody dies from fentanyl poisoning. across america, 250 are dying every day. kansas, my only state sits at the crossroads. we are a border state like every state is in america. so we are doing minimally to help it and we have an administration that won't even admit that we have a problem. >> sandra: that is a problem. america's fentanyl crisis, comparison made by the cdc, opioid overdose deaths in 2021, over 80,000 of them. you compare that to the number of

sandra. we >> go with that new perspective on the case dug revisited sandra's full interview.mostly useless chatter. >> how many times did you listen to that? >> it least ten times. >> and then it jumped out at him right about here on the table sandra's going through slips of paper in her day planner. she looks at one and. says >> this is my son's friend. >> listen to it again. >> this is my son's friend. >> this is my son's friend. one phrase of hours of material but it got doves mine racing. if the bartender was right that the killers were friends with sandra son, was that slip of paper holding the key to the case? dove toward through bags of evidence and there was the day planner. seized five years earlier just after the murder. >> i went through that day planner for probably a day or more, i went through every scrap piece of paper every notation. there was a small piece of notepaper with the name which appeared to me at that time to say schreiber with no telephone number and no significant. just schreiber. >> i thought schreiber. >> but where would he find this schreiber?

hi again, sandra. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york.king news continues, the release of the document coming after a federal judge rejected the justice department argument to keep the entire document sealed. the affidavit, of course, was used to justify the search earlier this month at former president donald trump's florida home. and even with all the redactions, we are still getting a picture of what investigators found and potentially what case prosecutors may be building. >> john: according to the affidavit, 184 unique documents with classification markings but they were turned over in january. in addition to that, also probable cause to believe that evidence of obstruction will be found at the premises. a lot more to cover this hour, starting with david spunt live at the justice department. i remember that there was a redacted document that was released some years ago that if you put it into a pdf file and clicked on it, all the redactions came off. no such luck in this case. >> david: wouldn't that be fun. that would be fun. these

. >> sandra: china giving the u.s. the shoulder saying that is coming military and climate talks with the white house. xi jinping looking to punish the united states for nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. >> jon: critics say president biden is backing down by postponing the scheduled missile test in the south china sea. why is the house speaker acting tougher on china than the president? house armed services committee member mike gallagher joins us live. >> sandra: we begin with a fox news alert to kick off "america reports" on this friday. white house getting good news on the jobs market but will a massive spending plan send the economy into another tailspin, making an already bad inflation problem even worse? hello, everyone. i am sandra smith in new york. >> jon: i am jon scott info john roberts. the labor department says the u.s. added 528,000 jobs last month. the on employment rate also falling slightly to 3.5%. >> both numbers beating expectations. wages are still largely out of step with the rising inflation. now mo

sandra. >> sandra: andy mccarthy, great to see you. set this up for us on what the american public should expect, especially so many in this country who have big questions over why this happened to a former president at his home. >> well, the justice department in the first round, sandra, i'm sure is going to say that almost everything needs to be redacted. but you know, at the end of david's report it occurred to me, i should have thought of this already, they are already having a dispute over the special master who is the, you know, the trump team wants the court to supervise the sifting through material, whereas the justice department has this other procedure that they use when they have that kind of a situation. i could easily see the judge saying well, there's no reason that shouldn't be public, you know, because all that is, they put in the affidavit here is the procedures we are going to use if we find executive privilege documents or attorney/client privilege documents. that way they could say we redacted or unredacted some thi

sandra. >> sandra: thanks, david. the white house meanwhile denies that they had any advanced notice on this raid on the former president's home. now to peter doocy at the white house where a briefing took place. what are you hear something. >> we're hearing that they don't want to comment. they won't tell us when the last time president biden spoke to the attorney general or whether or not there's been a briefing or any kind of communication between the president and the attorney general since news of this search warrant being executed in florida broke early last evening. republicans are hounding the biden administration right now accusing this president of using the doj and the fbi to target political opponents. so i tried at the briefing today to give the white house press secretary an opportunity to once and for all say whether or not that is happening. listen here. >> do you consider donald trump to be a political rival of president biden? >> i'm not getting into that from here. >> you talk about trump all the ti

sandra. >> sandra: thank you very much. david spunt now.t on truth of social in his posts over the past i would say 12 to 15 hours, he wrote one, he said i continue to ask what happened to the 33 million pages of documents taken to chicago by president obama. the fake news media refuses to talk about that, they want to cancel. that's what the former president said. we just got a statement from the national archives and records association, a rare statement from them actually refuting what former president trump said. read this from the national archives. the national archives saying when president obama left office in 2017, in accordance with the presidential records act nara, moved approximately 30 million pages of unclassified records to an nara facility in the chicago area where they maintained exclusively by the national archives and records administration, that's nara, additionally, obama residential records in the nara facility in washington, d.c. as required by the presidential records act. former president obama has no control over

sandra. >> sandra: that is just terrifying. in many cases that so many grew up with that was seen as such a casual thing to do. >> people don't know. it has the name, they think they are smoking what they heard about and they are not, and sometimes it's laced with pcp, even with embalming fluid, with fentanyl. >> sandra: scary stuff. appreciate you joining us. john. >> john: that is scary stuff. the state of virginia is on track to follow california's ban on gasoline-powered cars. say what? all because of a past agreement that ties virginia emission policies to the golden state's. virginia governor glenn youngkin is vowing to dismantle what he calls a ridiculous move. >> sandra: fbi agent who served over two decades is leaving his post that, is after facing intense scrutiny over the handling of the hunter biden probe. andy mccarthy is here on the accusations of political bias in that agency. >> no one trusts the fbi or the doj, i don't trust them any further than i can throw that entire building. they drink what they're told to

happy friday to you. >> sandra: i am sandra smith.t trump's approval to unseal those documents by 3:00 p.m. eastern time today. >> dana: he is not waiting, calling on the government to release the documents now. "not only will i not disapprove of this, i am going to step further by encouraging the immediate release of those documents." >> sandra: also saying that he would give the government to whatever it wanted. "the new york post" wedding at this way. "you could have just asked." "the washington post" with an explosive report on what the fbi was allegedly looking for. >> dana: special correspondent bill keating live in mar-a-lago. hi. >> hi, dana. the big question all week long as what exactly was the probable cause that led to monday's fea raid upon president trump's mar-a-lago residence behind me? "the washington post" sources are indeed accurate, the documents they sought had an enormous national implications. citing people familiar with the investigation that the papers dealt with nuclear weapons, adding that fear of those docu

sandra. >> sandra: nothing is free, somebody always has to pay for it. charles payne, you are always following the money. president wants to wipe out some student loan debt. who benefits the most from that? >> it's amazing that the most fortunate people in the country, college grads who over the course of their lifetime will make two times what a high school grad makes, three times what a high school dropout makes, they'll live longer, seven years longer than the average high school student, their kids will be less likely to be victims of crime, these are the most fortunate people, the people on the path to living the american dream. why the hell does biden keep -- sandra, they have child tax credits last year, they promoted it, always promote it, bring the little black kid up and say look what we are doing for child poverty, up to 300,000 to get solar panels on the roof, e.v., since they did the 7500 for e.v., the major auto industries raised their car prices by how much, 7500, and tesla went up 15,000. and then this. what is the insistance on this. at

, sandra. >> sandra: bring in our economic panel now, love this panel, can't get more bipartisan than this. although i know you economists say it all comes down to the numbers. so, austin, you tell me, spending, investment, same thing to a lot of americans who see they are likely on the hook for this. so, which is it? are americans going to see their taxes go up to pay for this or not? >> no, i don't think -- i looked at the report that you are describing, and the closing of the tax gap, people pay taxes that they are supposed to have paid and we are now going to have greater enforcement, that's not really a traditional definition of tax increase, making people pay what they were owed and cheating not to pay. >> sandra: corporate tax rate? which tax are you referring to so we are clear so vince can respond? which part? what taxes, on whom? >> taxes -- there is increased tax enforcement which some of the people are not paying their taxes make less than 400,000. >> sandra: on individuals or corpo

sandra. >> sandra: mike emanuel on the story for us. video. watch this. >> are you sure you can complete the test? i don't want you to fall over and hurt yourself. but that's the whole purpose of the test. you were involved in a crash. you are unsteady on your feet and i can smell alcohol on your breath. i understand who you are. i am not here to try to do anything to draw any negative attention to you. you've been honest with me and there is nothing you should be worried about. >> sandra: we see house speaker's husband taking a sobriety test and hear his slurred speech and talk with police in a nearly half hour interaction. his blood alcohol registered at .082 two hours after the may 28th crash. new photos show damage to both vehicles involved and injuries to pelosi's hands and forearms. he pleaded guilty yesterday to a misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence and sentenced to five days in jail but will be spared any more time behind bars since he got credit for the time he already served and good behavior. he will serve one d

sandra. >> sandra: thank you. fox news is taking a deeper look at the tragic and sometimes deadly consequences of trying to cross the southern border, and we want to warn you, the next image you will be seeing is disturbing. the cover of today's "new york post" shows a rescue worker retrieving the body of 1 of 2 migrant children who drown in the rio grande river this week. headily simply asking when will it end? all this as we get mounting reports of migrant deaths across busy texas border sectors, the data is difficult to confirm. they no longer make the information public. casey stegall is reporting live in eagle pass, texas for us. casey, what is the reason for that? >> sandra, good question, and it's certainly one that we have put to u.s. customs and border protection but have yet to receive an explanation, in fact we have repeatedly asked them since covering this crisis, in fact, a gao report in april recommended that border patrol make improvements on how that data is not only collected but how it is made pu

i'm sandra smith in for harris today. mid-terms front and center the president hitting the trail but not so much in the way of unity. plenty of harsh words toward republicans and a big push to convince voters that his party has your security top of mind. >> president biden: too many families haven't had that peace of mind. they see hate, anger, violence walking the streets of america. and they just want to feel safe again. they want to feel a sense of security. when it comes to public safety in this nation, the answer is not defund the police. it is fund the police. [cheering and applause] >> republicans say actions speak louder than words. >> this is just a blatant kind of pathetic political stunt in the run-up in the mid-terms. if he is serious about law and order and wants the take on supporting the police. instead of trying the cheap spin on republicans that he knows backs our law enforcement, how about he have some courage and take on the left that wants to defund police unapologetically? >> the nationwide crime cris

hey, ted, it's sandra and mike. we are covering the breaking news here on what we just heard out of ohio. still waiting to hear more on what prompted this, who this was. your thoughts in this moment. >> hi, mike and sandra. i can tell you we are in a very volatile time. it seems as though there's not the respect that a given law enforcement officer and the recent days we have had a great deal of disrespect that has been shown, i believe, to the fbi for them doing their job on the raid at mar-a-lago in which they carried out and as a result of that we have had a great deal of rhetoric that has put fbi agents in the bulls eye for many people around this country, and i think that's very dangerous. we on television and in the communication business have a duty, should i say, to be very careful of what we say that may drum up someone to do something like may very well have been done here in ohio. this situation could have turned out a great deal worse. so i'm happy that as of this time, from what i've been told, that no

welcome back, sandra. >> good morning. glad to be with you. i'm sandra smith. this is "america's newsroom." those chinese fighter jets buzzing taiwan airspace amid local reporting now the speaker could be arriving there in a matter of hours. >> bill: she would be the highest ranking u.s. official to be in that island in 25 years. china sees it as a slap in the face saying the u.s. should not support a country that beijing views as a breakaway province. >> the white house has not confirmed her trip but maintains it will not be intimidated. here is what nfc spokesperson john kirby said just this morning. >> we gave her advice and counsel and gave her information and we're helping with her transportation. this is her decision and we support and respect that decision. what we have said is there is no reason that this visit should escalate tensions in any way whatsoever. >> bill: no reason to escalate. beijing seems hell bent on doing that. a propaganda video shows off military muscle threatening a response to a reckless provocation. there are multiple angles on thi

sandra no tiene los detalles.delictivo " pueblos unidos". >> se integrÓ una fuerza y de ahÍ salierones como logran asegurar que cuatro elementos o integrantes de este grupo. sandra: el operativo se realizÓ cerca de la zona luego que se reportaran en jaque hace que antes varias horas quedaron varados. la desarticulaciÓn de la cÉlula criminal estuvo a cargo de la secretarÍa de seguridad pÚblica de michoacÁn y guardia nacional tiene de comenzar un fuerte arsenal y vehÍculos blindados. >> 142 armas largas. sandra: secuestraron a 25 elementos del acuerdo nacional, pero horas despuÉs los dejaron ir. los presuntos criminales fueron trasladados a la fiscalÍa general con sede en la ciudad de morelia. se iniciÓ unificaciÓn por las 50 responsabilidaddel delito de puntos de armÓnico de uso exclusivo del ejÉrcito. ante esta ola de violencia la gente se dice angustiada y temen que esto se vuelva una constante. >> es un poco preocupante la situaciÓn en cuanto a que no sabes si alguna herida el supermercado va a convertirse en un

sandra: que gordos a las autoridades, el secuestro y mutilÓ mÁs de 180 personas entre 1995 y 1998.imas. >> recordemos que cuando lo capturan pasan en las noticias un 4 lleno de dinero de centenarios, de mucho dinero, dÓlares y cuando le preguntan por quÉ almacenaba dinero decÍa " es que yo no secuestra por dinero, yo secuestra vapor poder burlar la autoridad". sandra: luego de 20 aÑos en prisiÓn, un tribunal federal en la ciudad de mÉxico anunciÓ la condena contra los hermanos arismendi. aunque no podrÁn ser liberados de ordenÓ reponer el proceso porque se asegura que fueron torturados durante su detenciÓn. ademÁs de irregularidades. >> hubo un enfrentamiento entre el mocha orejas y policÍas y dice, me torturaban, no, es que tendrÁn que emplear el uso de la fuerza indudablemente porque le estaba disparando y estaba atacando. sandra: entre las irregularidades tambiÉn se demostrÓ que un estudio de 3er aÑo de derecho se acreditÓ como un abogado titulado de uno de los acusados lo que representa una defensa inadecuado. fÉlix: ellos son los que guÍan a los inmigrantes para cruzar la fron

sandra nos viene la historia. internacional de bÚsqueda astronÓmica en la que analizÓ 30 fotografÍas de distintos puntos del cielo. se buscan asteroides cercanos a la tierra que podrÍan constituir una amenaza para el planeta. >> ella se sintiÓ con curiosidad para involucrarse. me preguntÓ cÓmo se hacÍa. la capacitÉ para comenzar a identificar las imÁgenes donde pudiera haber un asteroide. sandra: el padre de askren se define como un astrÓnomo aficionado que comparte su pasiÓn con su pequeÑa hija. >> orgulloso de que haya logrado esta aportaciÓn a una edad temprana. sandra: ashley podrÁ elegir el nombre que llevarÁ la asteroide. sin embargo, podrÍa tardar aÑos hacerlo. en un futuro asegura que quiere estudiar astronomÍa. >> los niÑos podemos hacer este tipo de proyectos. aunque somos pequeÑos, podemos hacer cosas grandes. sandra: de corta edad, pero que se ha convertido en un gran orgullo para el paÍs. fÉlix: en los deportes. monterrey ganÓ, volviÓ y gustÓ al superar 5—1 a leon y vuelve a la cima del torneo apertur

thank you that sandra and sandra paths, moving cobble germany had the 2nd biggest contingent of the light nato lagged mission in afghanistan until last year's hasty withdrawal. now a parliamentary commission is looking into what went wrong and who's to blame. as the taliban takeover of cobble unfolded and made, sometimes chaotic scenes, germany did manage to get more than 5000 people out of the country. but many local agents who worked with german forces were therefore at risk of being targeted by the taliban, one back behind, on 380 of them and their families are still waiting to leave. the country were pleased to be able to talk to ralph stagnant and i was a member of the german parliament ice heading parliamentary inquiry into the withdrawal of german forces from afghanistan. a welcome to d w. can we start with those guns who helped the german military, who was still there a year after the bundis van and left the why are they still there? and what was the last you heard of them for their different numbers? re her re here. that's us to left and i think we should use all the new cherry a

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sandra reyes con el reporte.pariciÓn de seis de los 43 normalistas de ayotzinapa. alejandro rodrÍguez, presidente de la comisiÓn para labra y acceso a la justicia, confirmÓ que un coronel militar fue el principal involucrado. >> se presume que seis de los estudiantes se montura un comida hasta cuatro dÍas despuÉs de los hechos y que fueron ultimados y desaparecidos por Órdenes del coronel, presuntamente el entonces coronel josÉ rodrÍguez pÉrez. sandra: otros militares que participaron en los hechos son el teniente de infanterÍa barbosa, inmediato superior del soldado julio cÉsar lÓpez, a quien se ordenÓ infiltrarse entre los normalistas que desapareciÓ junto con ellos. >> de haberse aplicado este protocolo para garantizar la integridad fÍsica y evitar desapariciÓn del soldado, evidentemente hubiera evitado la desapariciÓn de todos los muchachos. sandra: despuÉs de con juez federal determinÓ que el ex procurador general de la repÚblica, jesÚs murillo permanecerÁ en prisiÓn por los delitos de desapariciÓn forzada d

." >> sandra: seizures of rainbow fentanyl, sound the alarm the epidemic is only worse. deadly opioid pills can be easily confused for even candy. >> john: fox news exclusive on "america reports," republican senator roger marshall joins us to announce his plans for a bill to get social media companies involved in the fight against fentanyl, just moments away. >> sandra: fox news alert, primary day in america. voters in three states heading to the polls. new york and florida grabbing the most attention for critical

sandra: en mayo pasado un ataque armado en este municipio dejÓ a 14 personas muertas. detenidos como lo ocurrido a un reconocido periodista en guatemala. este fin de semana patricia aborda el tema. patricia:muchos periodistas han decidido, como en las cuentas, irse a vivir al exilio. por quÉ decido quedarte? >> cualquier cosa que llegue a pasar. felices, no se pierdan este y todos los domingos. y con espectativa colombia espera el gobierno de nuevo presidente de izquierda. un dÍa antes de que asuma al cargo con un paÍs polarizado con la serie de reformas y programas sociales que se estÁn necesitando. se convertirÁ en el primer presidente de izquierda >> me gustarÍa que arreglara la situaciÓn econÓmica. >> mÁs oportunidad de trabajo. como estÁ este paÍs. difÍcil conseguir trabajo. >> la salud estÁ mal aquÍ en colombia. y la educaciÓn. darle mÁs oportunidad a los jÓvenes. es eso lo que necesitan. >> hay varias personasque tiene con educaciÓn baja o nula. >> que se dedique a la paz. >> el problema de la corrupciÓn. fÉlix: el nuevo gobiernoentrar en vigor un gran acuerdo c

i am sandra to nobody coming to from compiler, here in uganda. hello sandra again, a co africa highlights good examples from one country that can work in other african countries. and we offer some environmental hope. i'm chris alone from a balcony. nigeria, here is some of the things we have lined up for you. a book in a far so our group of farmers who know exchange deleted information via old fashioned radios. how old wind turbine saw recycled in portland, and what can be made out to them? and a simple way to keep goods cool for as long as possible without electricity in malawi, while we 1st had to egypt who will host the next cup climate conference in 2022. the country on the nile with its deserts, long coastline and megacity, cairo is extremely vulnerable to the effect of climate change. now leaders want to increase public investment in climate friendly measures by 50 percent, by 2025. this does not only apply to major initiatives, was more skill grasfer at once to our tiny non profits outside the capital is among those seeking to bring change

joining me now, sandra smith from "america records." high, sandra. good to have you with us. you know, when you look at this bill, almost makes me feel bad for the federal reserve. here they are late to the game, bending over backwards to raise interest rates, to cool off the economy so people will stop hiring and costs will go town to get this thing back in gear. they've got this new spending bill that's going to make it more difficult for that, right? >> sandra: no matter how you slice it, it's going to be a tax increase. most americans, martha. it's not just the joint committee on taxation making that estimate, it's the penn study, the wall street editorial board this morning. the joint committee on taxing will see every income will see a tax increase under this bill. u.s. manufacturer will suffer the most. that's a conclusion of the jct and also the conclusion of the wall street journal editorial board who says this schumer manchin act, the 15% minimum tax on the corporations they're talking about is especially harmful for the manufacturing sector and will lead to job los

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i am sandra to nobody coming to from compiler, here in uganda. hallo sandra again. a co africa highlights good example from one country that can work in other african countries. and we offer some environmental hope. i'm chris, the lamps from a balcony. nigeria, here is some of the things we have lined up for you. a book in a far so our group of farmers who know exchange deleted information via old fashioned radios. how old wind turbine, sorry sy, good in poland and ward can be made out to them. and a simple way to keep goods cool for as long as possible without electricity in malawi, while we 1st had to egypt who will host the next cup climate conference in 2022. the country on the nile with its deserts, long coastline and megacity, cairo is extremely vulnerable to the effect of climate change. now leaders want to increase public investment in climate friendly measures by 50 percent, by 2025. this does not only apply to major initiatives, was more skill grasfer at once to our tiny non profits outside the capital is among those seeking to bring change to ordinary com

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sandra: buenas tardes. aÚn no concluye esta audiencia inicial en el reclusorio norte.de las 9:00 y ministerio pÚblico ha acusado formalmente al exprocurador de fabricar pruebas y manipular la informaciÓn. mientras sus abogados argumentan la defensa. vamos a dar la siguiente nota. en un hecho histÓrico en mÉxico un ex fiscal es llevado ante las autoridadesy serÁ juzgado por delitos graves. >> el hecho de que hayan llegado a ceder una orden de aprehensiÓn y siendo un asunto que pudiera ser de los asuntos de mÁs trascendencia y mÁs relevancia en la historia de mÉxico, lÓgicamente serÍa prÁcticamente imposible el hecho de que no llevarÁ a cabo sus procesos en libertad. >> luego de prometer toda la noche cena citalÁ cine de la fiscalÍa general de la repÚblica por la maÑana el exprocurador fue trasladado al reclusorio norte de la ciudad de mÉxico donde comenzÓ la audiencia inicial para determinar su situaciÓn jurÍdica. es acusado de delitos de desapariciÓn forzada, tortura, y contra la migraciÓn de justicia. >> por el delito que se le estÁ acusandoy que se le va a formular l

, my congratulations good evening glory to ukraine glory to the heroes sandra tell me, please, did you a letter from your brother, but about the correspondence bereshchuk said no, i did not receive a letter from my brother, i did not receive a call and in general, these letters should have been in may , and not in three months, already in captivity even more than three months, and therefore a very big question , uh, just for the red cross, why didn’t we receive these letters back in may, how were we supposed to receive them now, yes ? yes, we will now talk about the red cross, but i still want to take you through and ask someone else did you receive them at all, or do you know what the prisoners of war write? well, i personally don’t know yet that anyone has received them. if they did, i don’t think that relatives really want to talk about it, because there are most likely some personal messages, and it’s better. who got the best one? i think they will report it if it happens . maybe if they consider it necessary, the last time you and i spoke, just after the attack on the deer herd, a

sandra, you were a fat protest. tell us more about what you experienced yet was about 11 local time when the women assembled, it was about 3040 of them and they were marching in front of the road that runs past the ministry of education. there were already quite a few security forces in the area, so they let the women march and chant for about 500 meters, i would say. and then the scary moment came, a couple of taliban fighters started firing life rounds in the air to disperse this very small crowd of brave women. and now we all started running and seeking shelter because what goes down in the air at some point obviously also comes down. and then towards the end of this, quite a few of my colleagues got arrested, detained, held for about 10 hours. and it really took till the evening that they were released and they were questioned and they were asked about who was behind this protest, who are the organizers they were asked to pass on phone numbers and what show what this clearly shows is that the taliban struggle wi