great stuff, sandra. thank you for having me.>> sandra: great to have you here.r miss "america reports". >> martha: good afternoon, everybody. i martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. right now on "the story," just out, our first look at the 2024 presidential power rankings. we'll get to those in just a short while. we'll show you what we have there. in the meantime, the ongoing situation that is playing out in russia. the pentagon briefing is underway right now. vladimir putin today thanking russian troops for

dangerous levels here, sandra. ist is all because we have this ridge of high pressure that has not budged for weeks and now it is expanding. millions of people across the south are going to be feeling this temperature and i am concerned about those susceptible to heat illness. there is no relief in sight. back to you. >> sandra: thank you for your coverage. team fox coverage on deadly heat wave. casey stiegel is live in dallas. temperatures in the mid 80s expected to swell to the mid 90s today. feels hotter than that. what are folks dealing with there? >> they're dealing with heat and humidity and janice dean talked about it a lot. these are more like august temperatures and up here in the dallas area we don't get lots of humidity like this. it is oppressive. 95 is the current heat index in downtown dallas only after 10:00 in the morning. we have a ways to go. another scorcher on tap for most of texas. also as you heard oklahoma and parts of the south like louisiana and alabama, as millions of americans crank their

sandra bullock, what is the best sandwich? >> sandra: what is the best sandwich?ch t do you put to your b? >> sandra: alike just one layer. i don't like it stacked, it's a consistency thing. i would rather have more b and l, the t is just for the tang. >> stephen: that's what the t stands for. what's the one thing you own that you should throw out? >> sandra: oh, god, my pessimism. scaest animallike that postmark >> sandra: spiders. >> stephen: i am with you. >> sandra: don't like them. >> stephen: the east coast is going to be blanketed with the spiders. >> sandra: why? >> stephen: it is the spiders idea, not ours, they are going to parachute up the east coast and cover everything. >> sandra: things aren't bad enough? >> stephen: because the murder hornets did not get us. apples or oranges? >> sandra: i cut a lot of oranges for the babies at home. i would say oranges. >> stephen: have you ever asked anyone for their autograph? >> sandra: yes. >> stephen: who? >> sandra: daniel radcliffe. >> stephen: for you or the kids? >> sandra: my sister, it was my sister's bi

back to you, sandra. >> sandra: it is going to take some time.c.b., thank you so much. >> john: and that happened not long after the big fire in connecticut as well along i-95. forecasters warning we could see a series of severe storms across the south this week. the region largely spared for extreme weather during may, usually the most active time for tornadoes. now an unusual june weather pattern threatens to bring serious rain, wind and large hail from texas to the florida panhandle. and in a glimpse of what could be coming, this dramatic video from mississippi capturing the moment a bolt of lightning struck a tree and split it in half, there it comes tumbling down. tune into fox weather but download the app for free, or if you are quick, you can use your phone to scan the qr code on the screen right now. sandra. >> sandra: we are waiting the white house press briefing, and crucial to listen in today. we are expecting the press secretary karine jean-pierre to be pressed on the admin response to beijing spying on the united states from a base i

sandra smith is in for dana. >> sandra:. a revote threatening put-in. as the dust settles the world watches for put-in's next move. i'm in for harris. the wagner mercenary group led by prigozhin was supporting russia and a sudden rebellion in a matter of hours they took control of a key military base in southwest russia. they got as close as 120 miles from the russian capital. their leader struck a sudden deal agreeing to go into exile in belarus and avoid prosecution. antony blinken calls the weekend's events extraordinary. >> we haven't seen the last act. we're watching it closely and carefully. 16 months ago russian forces were on the doorstep of kiev in ukraine thinking they would take the city in a matter of days and thinking they would erase ukraine from the map as an independent country. now over the weekend they have had to defend moscow, russia's capital of mercenaries are putin's own making. it raises profound questions and shows cracks. putin has more to answer for in the weeks and months ahead. >> sandra: a former russia ambassador said it i

sandra. >> sandra: unbelievable. garrett, thank you.ohn: some california lawmakers have begun to downplay black residents' expectations that cash money is imminent as part of the state's reparations push. this as the reparations task force is expected to issue their report any day, likely suggest dozens of measures that could cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars. let's bring in leo terrell, civil rights attorney and fox news contributor. what one of the task force members, steven bradford said i'm not going to sit here and make the promise everybody is going to get a check. i want people have a broader view on what reparations could be and greater acceptance that it might take a little time. whether it's cash money or something else, leo, where do you come down on this? >> as a citizen of california i come down with on the position, john, that reparations are illegal, and should not occur. and honestly believe as a civil rights attorney it's not gonna happen. there's no legal justification for it in the state that was never a

welcome back, sandra. >> sandra: good to be with you, john. a busy afternoon ahead, florida governor ron desantis stumping in south carolina after a visit to new hampshire and iowa. meanwhile, former president trump wrapped his two-day tour of iowa, ending with a town hall with sean hannity last night. >> john: both candidates trading insults over the direction of the party, karl rove joins us in a moment on how democrats are duking it out. >> sandra: rich, in pella, iowa, a couple more candidates are heading that way right now. >> busy, sandra, two candidates in iowa, several more over the next 24 hours. governor asa hutchinson is at an energy cooperative, and you've got governor desantis, he's returning to iowa tomorrow. right now he's in south carolina. this morning he responded there to trump promising to right the country in the first six months, you played the beginning of the conversation and what would be a second nonconsecutive term in the white house. >> don't let anyone tell you they can do this in 24 hours or in six months or anyth

more on all of this and we are going to sandra now. >> sandra: ok, rich, thank you. take it.president biden touting his economic plan, i think they are calling it bidenomics, right, energy secretary jen granholm is a part of that, taking a road trip across the south this summer. she's pushing the administration's clean energy projects, and she's doing it in a cadillac lyric, a high-end e.v. it starts at $58,000 a vehicle, joining us, larry kudlow, former national economic council director, needs no introduction, it is larry. jen granholm answered a question of increasing oil production to make sure we bring gas prices down for the american public. do you remember this? >> what is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america? [laughter] >> that is hilarious. would that i had the magic wand on this. as you know, of course, oil is a global market, it is controlled by a cartel. >> sandra: it was a very telling moment for this administration and her tenure as the energy secretary she laughed the question off and now out there in the cadillac lyric, she's driving on the

i'm sandra smith in new york. and on the crocodile, i bet they are glad they have lights on in the pool. >> john: 2:00 in the morning, imagine waking up to that. all those stories are coming up in a jam packed hour. we begin with a fox news alert on the unrelenting border crisis. >> 0 doubt that secretary mayorkas is derelict of his duty. >> to say secretary mayorkas has been derelict of his duty is misleading the american people. >> you have to live under a rock in american to not recognize the disintegration of the sovereignty at the southern border. >> sandra: dereliction of duty pointed at homeland security secretary mayorkas. >> john: democrats say the border crisis unfolded well before mayorkas took office. >> sandra: frustration for big cities hundreds of miles away from the southern border, big apple struggling to find housing for thousands of migrants here and some controversial solutions. >> john: for weeks mayor adams has been setting the stage for a statewide showdown. >> sandra: elise stefanik will jo

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, bret., suspected serial rapist already charged in a string of sexual assaults from more than a decade ago is now facing a new indictment on seven more charges, including rape. mercedes colwin will be joining us in a moment, c.b. cotton, the assaults happened close together. >> police say the attacks happened during the same time frame in two boston neighborhoods, ten minutes apart. matthew nilo will head back to a court in july. between 2007 and 2008, attacks on four women in boston's north end neighborhood. police say one of the victims was attacked twice, 11 days apart. earlier this month, nilo pled not guilty in the attacks of four other women. right now he's out on bail. nilo has denied all allegations. his attorney saying he'll present a legal and factual challenge to the case. prosecutors initially linked nilo to the cold cases from dna he left behind on a drinking glass. >> this is being used more and more, dna abandoned on a drinking glass or trash is used to link them to crimes. >>

sandra. >> sandra: ok, we'll see how the weekend goes.wishing all those travelers happy flying experience. we know that won't be the case with everyone, we'll be watching it. and by the way, mike, perhaps one of my favorite segments is coming up today on this friday. we are going to have a man who bought the lifetime united airlines flying pass that they used to offer back in 1990, he bought it for $290,000. he has now flown, let's see, 23 million miles, he's breaking all the records. he's got a few travel tips for everybody out there, and joining us here shortly. >> you know, he has seen his share of flight delays after all those years and miles, should have some good advice. >> he always sits in seat 1b and his tips are really different. i've seen a lot of airline flying tips out there, he's got some good ones. stay tuned for that. >> looking forward to that. a day after hunter biden's deposition, questions are swirling over a d.c. attorney appointed by president biden and whether he stopped lead investigator david weiss from pressing c

a busy one, sandra. >> sandra: second house. a hazy orange new york at the moment, start with the dangerous wildfire smoke smothering not just new york but the entire eastern united states, john. wild pictures coming in. >> john: take a look at this. what it looks like on the ground in nova scotia, where they have gotten some rain in the last few hours. hundreds of canadian wildfires burning out of control, the smoke is smothering american cities from detroit all the way to washington. >> sandra: cameras capturing what looks like scenes from the apocalypse and only getting worse. laguardia airport is under a ground stop order, we should know more about that in the next few moments whether or not that will be lifted because it was set to end at 2:00, but there was a probability, i should say there was a possibility that they would extend it after that time. >> john: this incredible picture from the national weather service in binghamton, new york, take a look at this, the sun no longer visible, an orange haze shrouds the sky. >>

. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." grand jury set to consider a couple of things, including whether neely posed a threat to the safety of other passengers on the train and if penny used excessive force to subdue neely during the may 1st incident on the subway train. >> john: we have complete conversation, joe borelli will join us in a moment. >> sandra: bryan, what exactly is happening today, what are we waiting on? >> sandra, good to be with you. from what we have learned, the vote by this grand jury could still very well happen today, as early as today. grand juries are secret, but this grand jury has been considering evidence and listening to witness testimony in the daniel penny case since may 31, a 23-person grand jury. deciding not whether penny is guilty or not guilty, but rather legally sufficient evidence of a crime and reasonable cause to believe that penny committed that crime. in this case, they are considering whether to indict penny on second degree manslaughter charges. the bar is low in the grand jury p

sandra. >> sandra: reading, writing and reparations? a new curriculum incorporates the effects of slavery into high school math courses. critics say it's an way to indoctrinate young minds. >> john: sources say an fbi document shows president biden was paid millions as part of a bribery scheme. now all members of the house oversight committee will have a chance to look that document over. one is congressman ro khanna. we'll ask him about the committee's investigation and that document coming up next. >> there was two separate transactions, one that went to joe biden for 5 million, and 1 that went to hunter biden for $5 million. if that's not grounds for criminal activity, i don't know what is. every month? car loans can be expensive and the payments high. consolidate that car loan into a newday home loan and save hundreds every month. living with diabetes? glucerna protein smart has your number with 30 grams of protein. scientifically designed with carbsteady to help you manage your blood sugar. and more protein to keep you moving with

i'm sure we'll hear a lot more about this, sandra, in the days and weeks ahead. >> sandra: i'm sure wen says he is opening an investigation into the massive deal between the pga tour and saudi-backed liv golf. in a letter to pga leadership, asking for details on that deal. and says he also plans to introduce legislation revoking the saudi special tax exemption status in the u.s. citing the record of human rights violations and disregard for the rules of law as reasons for his concerns and he's not alone. brian kilmeade, and jim gray, brian is hosting the 8:00 hour all week. great to have you here. jim, can i start with you here, first? what do you make of this deal? what should people make of this deal, especially those who want the good old days of pga to come back, turn on the channel and watch all the top golfers in one spot. >> that's what we are going to do right now, we are here in los angeles at the u.s. open here at l.a. country club and it's underway. ricky fowler is leading, so nobody knows, it's up in the air. announcement was made with very few details. and i want to go bac

hello, i am sandra smith in new york.race, good to have you back. >> trace: this is "america reports", house republicans turning to second iris whistle blower known as mr. x. heading up hunter biden's probe in delaware u.s. attorney david weiss was not in control of the case despite of public narrative he was. >> sandra: house speaker kevin mccarthy impeachment u.s. attorney garland. gillian, what has been the message from the white house as a scandal grows? >> gillian: sandra, president so supportive of his son that he include him in an official white house state dinner 2 days after hunter himself pled guilty to federal tax crimes. asked about this yesterday, president reiterated never had anything to do with this some's for business daily. also underpinned those crimes. listen. >> mr. president, (indiscernible) ♪ >> 2017 whatsapp message iris whistle blower testimony from gary shapley, use his dad as leverage in negotiations with a chinese business executive. now, the second whistleblower you mentioned has come forward.

sandra. >> sandra: and coming up top of the next hour, we are going to have more from our panel reacting to the supreme court decision, carrie severino will be joining us, jessica and garrett, and rich, important to point out where polling is on this issue. and where it was heading into this decision today. american support for affirmative action, according to pew research latest polling, those that disagree or disapprove of colleges giving consideration to race and ethnicity, 50%. those that approve, 33%. unsure, 15%. on americans on whether affirmative action makes admissions more fair, 49% believe it makes it less fair. so, this decision would be in line with a lot of the polling heading into today. and finally, when asked should scotus allow colleges to consider race, this is a cbs poll, 70% said it should not be allowed. this was the thinking heading into thinking, and we'll get our panel at the top of the hour. >> 70%, the court deciding with the majority opinion in the united states here and this is also a court that has gone through a lot of criticism like many of the other insti

you know, sandra, she's becoming quite famous for that. >> sandra: indeed, she does a great job. tell her to bring anything new from capitol hill during these program hours. john, that student loan forgiveness, that is quite something she got from bernie sanders and obviously elicited a response from him. that does ultimately fall on the consumer and we have had studies done on both sides of the aisle that make that case. ultimately, you pay for it in taxes, and the form of higher interest rates, right, a time when more and more people are taking on their own debt in this economic environment, and that is important to point out. the rich won't ultimately be on the hook for that. >> john: and an argument that senator john cornyn and bill cassidy and others floating this new idea for student loans makes is that they believe the federal student loan program is actually led to inflated college tuition fees. so we'll talk to him and hear from him about how that plan might work, tuition. yeah. >> sandra: a violent tornado caught on video barrelling through southwest georgia. part of a

good stuff. >> thank you. >> sandra: all right. >> thank you. >> sandra: beautiful story, and kudos toppen, john. >> john: importance of a strong mentor who can tell you there is a different way to go about doing things and if they have the influence to inspire you and take the ball and run with it. i mean -- there are so many stories that are just like that. you just got to meet the right person at the right time in your life. >> sandra: i agree, you never know that one moment can change somebody forever. >> john: absolutely. fast thinking by an english convenience store owner who helped catch a would be robber. video shows the suspect here trying to steal a four-pack of beer at knife point before the store owner ran to the front door and shut him in. the owner eventually closed the shutter on him, trapping the robber at the entrance. check out what the suspect does after he realizes he was caught he decides he's going to make the best of the situation and cracks open a stolen cold one while he waits for the police to come and get him. >> sandra: all right, amazing. ok. >> john: got t

sandra. >> sandra: thank you so much, john. meanwhile, air quality is also at a code red in philadelphia. officials warning some people may feel side effects like sore throats and watery eyes. katie burn is there with the latest. are you feeling anything yourself? >> i don't know if it's in my head, but i feel i have scratchiness in my throat. what we know about the hazy conditions, sometimes it's worse, sometimes better, it just depends on the wind. satellite shows us it's likely not going to kind of let up all the way until this weekend and another plume of smoke is making its way into new york city right now and philadelphia. it's heading towards us, too. so you heard nate talk about conditions worsening there. we are about to feel the other plume of smoke into the city. here we have the code red in effect, unhealthy to breathe and some people could experience health effects. young kids, teens, elderly, people with respiratory conditions should limit time outside, and i've seen people wearing masks, and some telling me they

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, mike.k at the white house on this friday afternoon as we do expect live remarks from the president a short time from now. he is set to speak after the supreme court wiped out one of his administration's major policy priorities, student debt relief. >> mike: plus, it's the greatest show on dirt. the monster jam world finals taking over nashville this weekend. we will give you a sneak preview of all the action. pain was keeping me off my game. and now i'm winning again. blue-emu is the powerful relief i need. blue-emu, it works fast, and you won't stink. the all-new tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... ...or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save $500 on all-new tempur-breeze mattresses. - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went

sandra. >> sandra: c.b. cotton, thank you very much. >> john: shoplifting a bigger problem, walgreens is making some major changes. the drugstore chain is trying out a new design in one chicago store, allowing only two aisles for customers to actually touch products and shop in. the rest of the material and the goods, locked up behind glass. our senior correspondent mike tobin is live in chicago with the latest on this. how is it going over so far, mike? >> well, you know, john, we have already seen one evolution of retail in response to the flash mobs and aggressive shoplifting in terms of the high end stores that keep the front door locked and allow customers in one at a time. now what we are looking at, an evolution of the retail drugstore. walgreens stresses technology as they put out the pilot for the redesign of the store and what you see inside is a store in which most of the inventory is stored in the back where the public can't grab it. only two aisles as you mentioned of old fashioned retail remain

> sandra: what?> greg: just pick something, sandra. >> jesse: done the segment before. quickly. >> sandra: maybe blake lively is gorgeous, and she is super smart, can we do that? >> greg: sure, why not? just to get you to stop meandering. kellyanne, i am sure somebody has played you already. >> kellyanne: kate mckinnon did a great job and she is ten or 12 years younger than me. she would be great. she would be funny. how about reese witherspoon or kate hudson? or any number of people are probably clutching their pearls and getting angry that i think they should flame in a movie. >> greg: that's a great rule. i'm looking at you and thinking -- >> jesse: james van der beek. >> greg: s, giant head. a giant head, closing in on 50. >> jesse: his understudy, jason bateman. my idol. you like jake gyllenhaal? i will take it. >> greg: schwimmer has aged out of the jesse watters look-alike club. >> kellyanne: for you. >> greg: brad pitt. how did you decide on your pets name? >> sandra: i'll take that. my dogs

i just don't see it, sandra. we just keep talking our way through it, using platitudes oh, we are going to be tough -- well, there has to be some action to it. chinese, much like the russians, react to strength and reaction. we talk in platitudes, they talk in power. there's a big difference. >> general, thank you. >> john: a new challenger could be emerging as a third party threat in the presidential race. west virginia democratic senator joe manchin saying he's not ruling anything in or out. we have david avella, and more here with us. so, i don't know which one of you to ask here. [laughter] it affects both parties. kevin, with you first, since he's still technically a democrat. >> today he is. >> john: why would he do this? >> used to say back in the day, most dangerous place was between you, a tv camera and chuck schumer. and joe manchin loves getting on television in the scrum, talked about, seen as a negotiator and a key vote on a lot of issues because of his west virginia roots and he has to play both sid

hope you find them. >> john, thanks for having me on. >> john: sandra. >> sandra: china slamming president biden for referring to president xi jinping as a dictator. foreign ministry calling his words extremely absurd and irresponsible. >> john: just days after secretary of state antony blinken traveled to beijing trying to ease tensions between the two superpowers. and they though agree to stabilize relations, china is still creeping closer to u.s. shores. >> sandra: and new reporting sparking fears that china has been eaves dropping from cuba. tracking a pair of telecom companies on the spy base. >> john: and two countries reportedly in talks for a joint training facility on the island of cuba, just 100 miles off of key west. how can the u.s. deter china's growing influence? we will ask senator rand paul in just moments and get his reaction to brand-new covid origins reporting. >> sandra: first to gillian turner, live at the state department with the latest from there. hi, gillian. >> gillian: it turns out that president biden apparently believes president xi jinping is a dictator, revel

[boom] >> sandra: a sonic boom sounding out in d.c.aircraft flying into restricted airspace. fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the details for this story for so many of us who saw this happening they are like what is happening? what do we know? >> this sent shock waves to the capital yesterday, we have now learned the u.s. sent six f-16 fighter jets in total to intercept the unresponsive cessna aircraft heading toward the capitol on sunday. two f-16s from the d.c. national guard and took off from andrews air force base while the president was playing golf sunday. another two from the atlantic city air national guard base from egg harbor new jersey an additional two f-16 deployed from mcintyre base in south carolina, the sonic boom that shook the windows and it scared d.c. residents shortly after 3:00 p.m. eastern could be heard as far as maryland, as the d.c. national guard to try to intercept the cessna whose pilot was under responsive. the intercept took place 20 miles northeast of ronald reagan internatio

i'm sandra smith. president trump is calling the indictment election interference at the highest level. republicans on the senate judiciary committee are warning the charges raise serious conflict of interest interests for attorney general merrick garland. meantime president biden dismissing these claims that he was paid $5 million in a bribery scheme when he was vice president. >> bill: here is the "new york post" summing up today with the headline hail to the thiefs. nancy mace telling us she saw the document from the f.b.i. which contains what some believe is a bribery claim. she thinks, after reading it, it does not look good for president biden. >> it was very credible and legitimate. i would not brush it off like the f.b.i. has. and it corroborates other information that we've seen in other places because the document for one example talks about not just 5 million but 10 million going to the biden family. half going to hunter biden, the other half going to joe biden. when you look at hunter biden

sandra. >> sandra: more on the impact of defund the police efforts regularly backed by soros, more than three years since george floyd's murder in minneapolis and the unrest that unsued in its aftermath. the next guest says it's an uphill battle trying to rebuild the trust in law enforcement, due in large pack the lack of funding to see results. the hennepin county sheriff joins us now. what is your message here, not just what is happening locally for you all, but what's happening across the country? >> good morning, thank you for having me. what i will say is that what we are seeing in minnesota is not unique across the nation. currently i'm at the major county sheriff's conference and what we are talking about are these very issues. high rate in crime, specifically with juvenile offenses, juveniles committing adult like crimes, and the fentanyl crisis, funding is huge. not only do we take like the unrest in minnesota that has affected our staffing levels, we have to look at how the pandemic has affected us. we are in trouble right now. crime is not slowing down overall. we have to hav

i'm sorry, let me be very clear, sandra.ou, this is a slap in the face of every law enforcement officer in atlanta. when she talks about philosophical differences, translate that to you as a lawyer. she does not want to prosecute the individuals. these are democratic agitators. you have video right now, no doubt about it on the evidence we are looking at, this is domestic terrorism. but it will destroy her political career and what this is, atlanta, just like los angeles, just like chicago, just like new york, sandra, this is democrat politics at work. anti-police, no support for law enforcement. it is very disingenuous. >> sandra: the georgia a.g. has stepped in and said they will continue to pursue the case. if you shoot officers, throw molotov cocktails, and set fire to vehicles and offices, you will be held accountable, we will not waiver to put a stop to violent crime in the state. will the violent protestors be convicted, john? >> you know, when these cases go to citizens of our great city, they will be held accountabl

sandra, here we go again. >> sandra: it's going to be a busy afternoon. unprecedented prosecution of the former president stems from his handling and retention of classified documents he took from the white house after the end of his presidency. >> john: the case is likely to up end the 2024 residential race where trump remains the gop front-runner and says he is the victim of a political hit job by the biden justice department. >> sandra: fox team coverage begins now. bret baier and martha maccallum moments away with analysis, but jonathan serrie is live on the ground at the federal courthouse. what is the scene right now? >> more people are gathering and you can feel the anticipation of the former president about to arrive at the courthouse and we have learned more about the booking procedures. he will be digitally fingerprinted, no ink involved, and instead of taking a new photo of him, they are going to upload an existing photo, but they are still not going to release the existing photo to the media, and at no time will he be placed in any handcuffs.

here is hoping, here's wishing to wrap up as soon as he thinks it can, sandra. >> sandra: greg palkot much. >> why not just hand them over then? >> i had boxes, i want to go through and get all my personal things out, i don't want to hand that over to nara yet. >> john: former president trump sitting down for an exclusive interview with fox's bret baier where he defended having classified documents and the charges against him. >> sandra: what impacts will his legal troubles have on his pursuit for the white house, and what can we expect from part 2 that airs tonight. what if we live to 100. i don't want to outlive our money. i keep eating all these chia seeds. i could live to be 100. we work with empower, even if we do live to 100 we don't have to worry. eh, not worried. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. ahhh! icy hot pro starts working instantly. w

sandra, more breaking news this afternoon. >> sandra: update on the situation in new haven, connecticut, just outside of yale university. brand-new live aerial images from the area and the partial building collapse this we have been telling you about. people have been rescued there after this building partially collapsed near yale university campus. new haven firefighters, other authorities responded to the scene there as reports came in of this partial building collapse. people were trapped a few blocks away from yale. very few details immediately available to us but officials say that there appear to be no fatalities. several people were removed from the building. initial information indicated there was a partial collapse of that building under construction, lafayette street and some people were injured. still awaiting more details. police and fire department officials are obviously trying to provide updates on the ground. multiple ambulances reported at the scene but this is a pretty significant building collapse now that we are seeing it. obviously it is a partial building collapse.

sandra. >> sandra: rich, thank you. live at the white house.by the way, rand paul will be coming up joining us top of the hour. about ten minutes from now on all of that. stay tuned. >> mr. durham never found what he was looking for. cannot dispute a single conclusion in the mueller report. cannot prove magnificent deep state conspiracy. >> evidence inconsistent with the narrative, they did not explore it, did not take the investigative steps. >> 60% of americans now believe there is a double standard at the justice department. you know why they believe that, because there is. >> sandra: that was just some of the heated exchange from john durham's testimony before the house judiciary committee, the first time durham is publicbly speaking where he concluded the trump-russia investigation should never have been launched in the first place. and lance, your take away from that, sir. >> take away what we have all known for many years, and that there was no russian collusion and this investigation by the justice department should never have happened.

david. >> sandra, interesting material here.this is hundreds of pages of testimony just released by the republican-led house ways and means committee. the irs investigation into the president's son, hunter biden. i may say the irs investigation that led to a plea deal for the president's son, pleading guilty, announcing he would plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax violations two days ago. now last month, irs supervisory special agent gary schaaply, announced his name publicly, gave testimony for hours behind closed doors and said the department of justice where i am slow walked the investigation and made his job difficult. he has since been removed from that probe. now we are seeing what he said in his testimony and in one section that stands out relates to now president joe biden, according to schaaply, he saw a whatsapp message sent by hunter biden to a chinese businessman in 2017, read it. we obtained a july 30th, 2017, whatsapp message from hunter biden to henry chow, where hunter biden wrote i am sitting here with my father

good morning sandra. former president trump has been huddling at his club with his top aides for the last few days in anticipation of the indictment. the first time a former president has been criminally charged by the federal government. former president trump is charged with seven counts and they include obstruction of justice, conspiracy, making false statements, and illegal retention of classified information in violation of the espionage act. prosecutors have an audio tape from 2021 where former president trump allegedly admits he has a classified document about a potential attack on iran. special counsel jack smith's investigation dates back to early last year. of course, it included the august f.b.i. raid of president trump's mar-a-lago home where agents recovered documents that d.o.j. had previously requested from the former president. trump posted on truth social wrote i am an innocent man. the biden administration is totally corrupt. this is election interference and a continuation of the greate

. >> john: hang with us if you would, sandra. >> sandra: fox news alert as we enter a brand-new hour of "america reports," 2:00 on the east coast, former president trump has arrived at the courthouse, set to be arraigned in the federal courthouse in miami following the special counsel indictment. welcome back, as our breaking news coverage enters another hour. great to have the team along with us as well today. >> john: good to have everybody here for the big news day. we want to bring viewers who have just joined us up to speed on what's going on down there. mark meredith is live outside the courthouse in miami. mark, what does it look like. >> describe it as a circus. you have local, national, international media, onlookers and a large contingent of supporters of the former president outside the courthouse to see this moment in history, and a day that's going to have an impact for months, if not years to come, impact on the republican residential race. we did not see trump go into the courthouse from our vantage point, as you can imagine, a better shot from the air but we know he i

sandra. >> sandra: that is ongoing, plus, florida governor ron desantis making his first visit to the u.s.-mexico border as a presidential candidate. we have the brand-new details on his plan to "stop the invasion." that will be next. plus, e.t. meets a.i. may sound like the plot of sci-fi movie but a harvard professor says it could happen. he's here to explain. there's my! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! the first time your sales reached 100k with godaddy was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com >> florida governor ron desantis just announced his border security plan after making the

sandra, john. >> sandra: mike tobin with the latest from there. jump back on when you get new information, thank you. >> john: molly line outside the u.s. coast guard headquarters in boston as we await the 3:00 news conference. molly, what mike tobin was talking about in terms of the discovery of the debris field, the coast guard knows there is a tremendous amount of debris around the titanic wreck, how they found the wreck itself was following the debris field, i assume they would not make announcement and schedule a news conference or briefing unless they had an idea there was a connection here. >> well, you know the rov part of the discovery of the debris went to that location on the horizon arctic vessel, a great big research vessel tasked to be part of this operation and part of the search and went to the area of the titanic partly because the titan, the sub that was where it was headed. now, you have rightly pointed out in this area near the titanic there is a lot of debris, it's an unforgiving environment, unforgiving dark area, and we don'

sandra. >> sandra: all right. yes, remarkable situation, the weather counts, john. >> john: it does. and as ian says, the weather is going to be good for the next few days, at least the amount of time they have left with the duration of oxygen that they have left may give them the window of opportunity that they need that if this is a survivable incident that they could find them. ian, in terms of the visibility, when you think about this craft, it was designed to come to the surface by itself if it encountered a problem. but if you are in a coast guard c-130 or p-8, you are looking at a big ocean, and travelling fairly quickly. this is not a big profile for search and rescue effort to discover. it's not like a boat floating on the top of the water. b bobbing in the water and the glass hatch. will the visibility be good enough that something like this will be spotted from the air? >> yes, john, a needle in a haystack. and you talked about the gps beacon, that has not been, visibility is better but the search area

sandra smith in new york. have you here today, bret. >> bret: good afternoon, bret baier in for john roberts. lots more reaction, talk to an atlanta tavern owner who lives through the disconnect between the president and the main street every day and his thoughts on what he just heard. and we'll hear from dagen and sean, but new at 2:00, developments on a story

i'm going like this, sandra. you know. >> sandra: yeah. >> it's -- it's over three dozen and it's 40-something page document. >> john: the 38th count is false statements allegedly on the part of the president's valet and personal assistant. but 37 related to trump and notta together, and then that one separate one, number 38. but i mean, this thing reads like a book. >> sandra: hard to print. so, we are still going through it, and the top secret records seized by the fbi from the trump home as we learn more, andy, as we touched on earlier, they detailed on foreign nations' nuclear capabilities. we obviously have prepared for and had some inkling so far. is this more or less than you expected, where are you on this, andy? >> it's much more than i expected, sandra, on the substance of the documents. ordinarily when you have a classified information case they have a defense tactic that's known as gray mail where the government prosecutors are trying as hard as they can to try to convince the court that the only thin

education center in sandra fell allison. her man's with wild care says the bear appears to be a young, healthy male searching for food sources. she wants residents to make sure they are not accidentally serving the next meal. keeping your garbage enclosed. keeping your grill clean. keeping those food food sources away from the bear. it's not just for our safety. i'm not that worried about us. it's for the safety of that. they're encouraging the bear to move on to more rural areas away from traffic people and your front yard. if you spot this bear or another bear at your home, experts want to know about it. you can report it to the marine county humane society or wild reporting in sandra fell. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the bear finds his way home as we take a live look from mount temple, pius in marin county and certainly a spot where bears have been known to wander around. >> we're in bear country. just about anywhere you are. all right. let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow and a pretty sedate weath

sandra fell in novato again.f you do live in those areas and you see the smoke, don't be alarmed and refrain from calling authorities back to you. select tiffany. and the good thing it's not going to be windy. the yesterday was back to each day has backed off. yeah. and i guess if you're going to pick a day to do controlled burns, johnny won it when the winds are calm. exactly calm winds just as important keeping that for keeping that fire under control is a lot of the other aspects of weather. so if you see a little smoke up there, good to know for sure. >> definitely nothing blocking your view down in the south bay. we've got that sunshine in full force of of san jose clearing out quicker than it did yesterday. and that's the truth across a lot of the bay area this morning. sure, we started off with a little gray, but it is been a lot patch year and is lifting burning off quicker. if we zoom out across the region, you see the big picture set up here. we have a high pressure ridge not completely overhead, but de

education center sandra fell allison. her man's with wild care says the bear appears to be a young, healthy male searching for food sources. she wants residents to make sure they are not accidentally serving the next meal. keeping your garbage enclosed. keeping your grill clean. keeping those food food sources away from the bear. >> it's not just for our safety. i'm not that worried about us. it's for the safety of that. they're encouraging the bear to move on to more rural areas away from traffic people and your front yard. we're used to seeing skunks and raccoons and >> squirrels birds. but never. >> that i think that we would see a bear on our footage. if you spot this bear or another bear at your home, the experts want to know about it. you can reported to the marine county humane society or wild reporting in sandra fell. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a lightning strike came a little too close for comfort for this farmer. in arkansas, the man was on his porch when a sudden flash and crack of lightning and thunder i

sandra: miles de personas bailaron con los famosos cadillac. >> volvemos a ser historia, presentas 1000rsos negocios muestra las calles aledaÑas al zÓcalo completamente abarrotadas, en calles cercanas al zÓcalo fueron instaladas 18 pantallas gigantes para que la gente que no pudiera llegar al primer cuadro tambiÉn lo disfrutarÁ, el evento fue transmitidos por televisiÓn abierta, los fans intentaron estar lo mÁs cerca posible del escenario, muchas veces sin importar su integridad. sandra: otros vÍdeos en redes sociales mÁs, la gente locos o distancia, comenzaras comiendo tacos, cantaban y coreaban las canciones de la banda argentina, su mÚsica se escuchaba a varias calles del hogar, sandra argüelles, univisiÓn. borja: ahora pasamos a los fans del cine, la pelÍcula spiderman llegÓ a las salas de cine este fin de semana de estados unidos y canadÁ, recaudÓ unos 120 millones de dÓlares convirtiÉndose en la segunda cinta mÁs taquillera despuÉs de super mario movie. carolina: la mama del hombre araÑa es de origen puertorriqueÑo y teme se habla poco espaÑol, seguramente por eso estÁ controlan >

sandra: la fiscalÍa general de justicia militar llevÓ a prisiÓn relativa 16 soldados involucrados enco civiles armados en tamaulipas. publicamos parte del video. >> hay una omisiÓn completa, un incumplimiento completo de la fiscalÍa del estado de tamaulipas. sandra: es que el abuso policial y militar, las prÁcticas de tortura y la impunidad son parte del panorama de . cinco jÓvenes que viajaban en una camioneta, fueron atacados a balazos por militares cuando estos regresaban de una fiesta. >> definitivamente, tambiÉn lo que no ayuda es la poca preparaciÓn que tienen los elementos militares. sandra: las denuncia presencia de fuerza han aumentado en los Últimos aÑos, porque le ha costado muy caro a la secretarÍa de la defensa nacional. es que aumentaron 74% respecto a 2019. en total pagÓ $2,200,000 tras cometer 29 agravios, 15 de ellos documentados por la comisiÓn nacional de derechos humanos. las principales quejas contra los militares son abuso de autoridad, homicidio, lesiones, tortura, violaciÓn y detenciones arbitrarias. la comisiÓn nacional de derechos humanos en mÉxico ha recibi

education center in sandra fell allison.s with wild care says the bear appears to be a young, healthy male searching for food sources. she wants residents to make sure they are not accidentally serving the next meal. keeping your garbage enclosed. keeping your grill clean. keeping those food food sources away from the bear. it's not just for our safety. i'm not that worried about us. it's for the safety of that bear encouraging the bear to move on to more rural areas away from traffic people and your front yard. we're used to seeing skunks and raccoons and squirrels birds. but >> never that i think that we would see a bear on our footage. if you spot this bear or another bear at your home, experts want to know about it. you can report it to the marine county humane society or wild reporting in sandra fell. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news tell you gender list of air. maybe i'd rather see him in the wild. like let's say, if you're at california's parks, there are 280 beautiful state parks and now is the time to visit them because

sandra: se calcula que fue de $ 55 millones.otros vÍdeos en redes sociales muestra cÓmo la gente lo gozÓ a distancia, mientras comensales comÍan unos tacos, cantaban y coreaban las canciones de la banda argentina. su mÚsica se escuchaba a varias calles del lugar. fÉlix: y en los deportes, con un gol de despedida de karim benzema le dijo adiÓs hoy al real madrid. julio ibÁÑez con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ julio: fuerte abrazo para todos. quÉ gusto saludarlos con la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs importante hasta el momento. viajamos hasta barcelona, tiempo de observar las acciones del gran premio de espaÑa donde verstappen dominÓ de principio a fin. ahÍ estaba shakira, que me parece que fue a ver a lewis hamilton, ser hijo ——segio checo pÉrez tÉrmino de cuarto. una noticia que ha sacudido el fÚtbol mundial porque karim benzema se va del real madrid, el hombre que llegÓ en el 2019 y que ahora deja el club. rÉcord de asistencia, goles y todo lo que rodea al capital francÉs del real madrid, que hoy convirtiÓ su Último gol como me

that's a good point, sandra. we've learned the hard way back look, we'll find the muscles are equally sustainable or healthy, especially about they are being parked on the climate. that's one of the last themes today. ever. so look at what else we have in store. most then probably deals with the help of solar power. laughlin, the legal coral trait. and making the boat as the roll, organic waste. no matter where you leave, it's nearly impossible to escape pollution and cold submission, whether in the air, sewing, or even want to for example, from the signs they want or originally hailed as game changes. but we know no thought the not only poison the food we eat, but also q is a split up by 2 to processes such as poor condition. the tide, however, is starting to change right to in uganda for example, the government is taking place to transform conventional agriculture to a new comic system well or equal offical correspondent, genius and with gum was paid a visit to one, especially promising project are about 70 kil

sandra answered. the wife of mikheil saakashvili saner ruloas, she was the real organizer of our mission. she is quite odious and in the world she is clearly linked with the activities of blacks. transplantologists. as far as i know, in georgia she has the nickname sandra the ripper, because very often her surname appears in scandals related to the illegal removal of organs, that is, human bodies. and sandra ruffalos. according to my records, there is a medical foundation that specializes in helping, well, people, again, plausible pretexts. she, along with the furry saakashvili, worked for a long time on the territory of ukraine. and in ukraine, she appeared so directly called the georgian team. a lot of them came from georgia and they occupied their high positions in various structures of the ukrainian government from the prosecutor general's office to the ministry of health alexander kridashvili. he was a close friend of mikhail saakashvili, he headed the ministry of health of ukraine for about a ye