gillian, sandra. >> gillian: thank you, david. sandra. >> sandra: thank you, gillian. empower oversight.org, the group representing whistleblower gary shapley joins us now. i want to get this in here, the first tweet i have seen from the potus account, yep, okay. so, they are still just referencing kamala harris. three years since they announced kamala harris as his running mate. awaiting white house reaction. first jump into the breaking news on david weiss named the special counsel under the hunter biden probe and the timing we are zeroing in on. what can you add to this? >> well, according to the attorney general, the u.s. attorney in delaware, mr. weiss, asked for special counsel authority just this tuesday. and was granted it. which is odd, because both mr. weiss and mr. garland have been saying for a long time he didn't need special counsel authority. so it's kinds of an odd choice to pick this person who was leading the office during a time when the irs whistleblowers brought forward all kinds of concerns about the way that the probe was handled and the lack of

sandra. >> sandra: rich, thank you.nd conservative lawmakers slamming a newly passed illinois law that would let non-u.s. citizens join the police force but supporters say the backlash is overblown, especially since chicago and other cities are facing a severe police shortage. mike tobin is live in chicago. when does this go into effect? >> it goes into effect january 1st, sandra, and as you mentioned, so far a lot of people are alarmed. you have people who are connecting this with the flow of immigrants who are overwhelming cities like chicago. former mayoral candidate wilson spoke up and said allowing noncitizens to arrest citizens or enforce laws defies common sense. >> that's saying to me that the person that comes in, noncitizen, become a police officer, have a right to arrest a citizen in his own country. that is totally wrong. >> but it's not a situation where someone with illegal status could somehow get a badge and a gun as soon as he crossed the border. to get a gun legally, a person needs a firearm owner iden

sandra. >> sandra: casey, thank you. live in dallas for us. >> john: buckle up, america, interest rates are at a 22-year high, and the fed says they are prepared to yank them even higher. president biden still on vacation in lake tahoe, and kamala harris about to hold an event with the wnba team. and that's where we start hour two of "america reports." i'm john roberts in washington. happy friday afternoon, sandra. >> sandra: it is indeed. good to be with you, john. welcome everyone. sandra smith in new york. a quiet month in the west wing, july 29th, his first day of vacation. 17 days meant the president was out of office either in delaware or lake tahoe in this particular case. we have not heard a peep from him yet today even though the fed says decades' high interest rates may be going even higher. >> we are prepared to raise rates further if appropriate and intend to hold policy at a restrictive level until we are confident that inflation is moving sustainbly down toward our objective. >> sandra: peter doocy is cover

." >> sandra: thank you, ladies. active shooter in pittsburgh with a swat team and the fbi responding to the scene. live pictures in pittsburgh. hello, welcome, sandra smith in new york. >> john: john roberts in washington, this is "america reports." debate day, sandra. people nearby the situation are being evacuated from their homes. sheriff's deputies were serving an eviction notice and he opened fire and barricaded himself. >> sandra: a half mile away from the children's hospital of pittsburgh, quickly went into lockdown as the situation unfolded there. rich has the latest on all of this. what's happening now, rich? >> rich: good afternoon, sandra. police say the shooter is still holed up, they are evacuating nearby houses and asking others to shelter in place. around 11:00 a.m., police in pittsburgh started warning residents to avoid the area because of an active shooter. the allegany county sheriff's office says deputies served an eviction notice. that turned violent and he began shooting. local reports say the

sandra. >> sandra: c.b. could -- cotton live in new york city.s speaking right now. we are going to keep an eye on his remarks to see if he says anything about the hostage situation we are following out of iran. the white house confirming so far that five americans illegally detained there have now been moved out of prison and into house arrest. they have yet, though, to confirm any other details about the prisoners' release or comment on reporting there has been in fact been a prisoner exchange. while the national security council says the release is far from done and negotiations are still going. bring in dan hoffman, former cia station chief and fox news contributor. dan, we don't know a lot more than we do know at this hour. what is your sense of things unfolding? would you bet this is some kind of a prisoner exchange or not, what do you think? >> it looks like a prisoner exchange. look, when we allow iran to do it, they practice foreign policy by extortion and we should remember that they have had the $7 billion being held in two south korea

sandra. >> sandra: casey, thank you. john. >> john: all right, sandra, the count down is on. two days to the first republican debate. voters will hear firsthand from the candidates, all the same time on issues like the border, china and crime. and of course, the issue impacting every single american, the economy. and that is something the president is still struggling to sell. welcome back to "america reports," i'm john roberts in washington. good to have you back from vacation. >> sandra: good to be back with you, john. president biden betting his signature bidenomics spending plan will be a winning message in 2024, but voters are not feeling so good about the economy. don't ask the white house about that. >> they are tired of paying higher prices and think the president is at least in part to blame. >> look, i hear where you're coming from and i get this question all the time but i feel like that line of questioning is starting to get a little bit stale. >> john: that was the chairman of the white house economic council dismissing a question of inflation. inflation is on th

>> absolutely, sandra.skyy holding russia up to question for its conduct of the war here and apparently ukraine is not just talking. reports are that kyiv sent two more drones in the direction of moscow in the last 24 hours. russian officials say both were shot down before they reached their target, but still, it caused a stir. as russian defense minister shoigu claimed the u.s. and the west are waging a proxy war against russia in ukraine. a different view from a leading cabinet official when we spoke with him earlier today. take a look and listen. >> ukrainian national security secretary is a top aide to president zelenskyy, with strong views about the war including the russian attack on civilians in the east. >> definitely we have a war only by russia and putin is responsible. >> he defended the pace of the counteroffensive, and said it's right to bring the war to russia. >> this is about justice. our kids have to sit in bomb shelters, why should we suffer and they don't. >> as for peace talks, he ruled

sandra. >> sandra: all right.oughts about getting in the water at one new york city beach after a rare shark attack sends a woman to the hospital. alexis mcadams is live from rock away beach, new york. a somewhat beautiful day in new york, alexis, how bad are this woman's injuries, first of all? >> hi, sandra. actually we just heard from first responders. her injuries were pretty bad. she got a big chunk right out of her left leg, crews were able to pull her out of the water and used a tourniquet to wrap her leg to stop the bleeding, and then rushed to a local hospital for treatment. her injuries are nonlife-threatening but are pretty bad. the woman, 65 years old, was swimming when she was bitten by the shark and started screaming for the attack and passed out, not clear if it was from blood loss or shock, she's in serious condition right now and her injuries are non-life-threatening. today the beach is closed to swimmers and surfers and the park department is telling us they hope the swimmer has a full recovery.

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set your dvr. >> john: thanks for joining us. >> sandra: i'm john roberts. >> sandra: i'm sandra smithks, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum back at fox news headquarters here in new york after last night's barn burner debate in wisconsin. a lot to dig into as we get a closer look at the gop hopefuls from last night. take a look at this and some of the break-out moments that they had. wa watch. >> the climate change agenda is

sandra. >> sandra: claudia, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: bring in byron york, chief political correspondent for the washington examiner and also a fox news contributor. you heard the president there with peter. we have covered extensively the way the white house messaging has changed on this story as of late. we have not heard from the president himself in a couple weeks on it. this is the first time yesterday. he has remained consistent despite his staff changing the message, he continues to say look, i never talked to anybody about this, never talked to hunter about it. what do you make of that? >> very surprising. this is not gonna work. first of all, thanks to peter doocy for asking the question nobody else has asked the president so far. but the idea i never talked business with anybody? devon archer testimony is really demolished that. we have some documentary evidence that also demolishes that. it's just not true and i think we saw democrats after the devon archer testimony to the house begin to adopt fall-back p

sandra. >> sandra: thank you so much. we are going to get to the economic panel now as i alert the live image corner of the screen, we can bring it up bigger if we want. we have not seen the president step up yet, we expect him to shortly. doug and garrett, doug shone and garrett, thanks to both of you for joining us. we are going to see the president here a short time from now. he's going to be touting, they say, the inflation reduction act, bidenomics, saying this president's policies are working for the american people. this is the reality of the situation. gas prices are back up and on the rise. gas prices today, 3.82 the national average. 2.39 in january 2021. we are paying substantially more to fill our tanks and we are paying a whole lot more to send our kids back t school. back to school shopping is expected to reach a record level amid sky high inflation. $890 expected per household, that's up 25 bucks from last year, according to the national retail federation. so, doug, can the biden administration really make

sandra. >> sandra: very interesting, here we go. count down is on. peter doocy, thank you so much. coming up, katie pavlich and kelly anne conway here as the official start of the primary season kicks off tomorrow night with the first gop debate right here on the fox news channel. tune in tomorrow, 9:00 p.m. eastern as the candidates square off, face-to-face in milwaukee. the big show will be moderated by bret baier and martha maccallum. john, so much anticipation for this. and -- >> john: there is. >> sandra: and big issues to be discussed and interesting to see how the candidates position themselves on the center stage for the voters, but also how they position themselves against their opponents on that stage. we'll all be watching. >> john: i'm looking forward to that. going back to what peter was talking about and the president's comments in maui yesterday, you know, you are the president, you are not supposed to say oh, well you guys, this happened to you but look at what happened to me. it should be just nothing but i can't even begin to fathom what you are going through but

i'm sandra smith in new york. hi, john. >> john: hi, wow, wonder how you differentiate those things. it was a case that dominated the headlines, tragic down fall of one of south carolina's most prominent families, disgraced attorney alec murdaugh serving two life terms in prison for killing his wife and son paul. >> and fox nation exclusive, buster murdaugh insists there are always two sides to the story. >> john: right to nate foy, he is following this and nate, what else can you preview for us? >> in his first and only interview since his father's murder conviction, buster murdaugh tells martha the jury got it wrong and he agrees his father alec could be characterized as a psychopath, but not for murdering anyone. instead, for manipulating and lying to those around him. listen here. >> did you ever go there and say maybe it's possible that he did this? >> no, because i think that i hold a very unique perspective that nobody else in that courtroom ever held and i know the love that i have witnessed. >> john, the

♪♪ >> sandra: isn't that nice. prince harry, according to the daily mail. they will meet on september 17th. the king is even rearranging an official trip to france to make sure his schedule lines up with his son's. a source telling the daily mail it is highly unlikely harry's wife meghan markle will be there for the meeting. john, i've said it time and time again, i was there to cover the wedding 2018, i wish them well. i hope that the family can heal, come back together, you know, there's grandkids involved, i wish for a good outcome of those discussions. >> john: and i've said it time and time again, too, it's tough being a prince, you know. a lot you have to deal with. sometimes it's pretty difficult. >> sandra: champagne troubles, i suppose. >> john: i guess. parents rights debate reaching a boiling point as the new school year begins in parts of new jersey. some school districts are refusing to go with glenn youngkin, and one woman is so frustrated she has decided to run for a seat on the county school board.

thanks for coming on the program. >> thank you, sandra. >> sandra: appreciate your time.. >> trace: bret baier, anchor and executive editor of special report. interview was telling, you see governor burgum, huge successful business backgrounds, now a governor, so he knows how to govern a state and setting himself apart by the economy, energy, and national security, the three prongs and staying clear, trying to stay clear from the inner political, the inner party battles and focusing on joe biden. what do you think? >> bret: nice job, the question who is doug burgum, a lot of republican voters were asking, his name was bubbling up, came up with the idea to get the donors he needed and the numbers from the rnc guidelines for the debate, he's on the debate stage, give him that credit and i wouldn't look away from governor burgum. he's very successful in north dakota, very successful businessman and he is being accepted in new hampshire as an alternative because he is showing up in local polls there in new hampshire on the ground after meeting with folks and being in their li

>> it is. >> sandra: joe, i'm sorry, joe. go ahead, joe. >> repeat the question, sandra.'m sorry. >> sandra: as far as the flow of information, we are not seeing a lot of images of when these, you know, and this person on campus or what actually happened as far as hearing the shots fired. what prompted the initial phone call. we are still vague on the details of what prompted this emergency and this manhunt. >> i'm sure there was a call for shots fired and they identified where the shots came from. with the boots on the ground, everybody is out there, putting the cameras into place, following that person from the point of the shooting to where this person may have gone to, and to see if they are still on campus. that's all being done as well as outside the campus. but there are so many different aspects of this investigation, they are not just going in one direction. right now, they are going in about 7 or 8 directions. securing the location and going after the perp that's armed and dangerous so that's key right now. the fact that they have him identified helps tremendous

>> it's great to be with you, sandra. i think that this should be concerning to all americans this is an attempt to whitewash the biden family corruption. mr. weiss is the single architect over that sweetheart plea agreement deal that the judge in delaware threw out just a few weeks ago as saying it was awful and unfair. there were provisions in that sweetheart plea deal that granted complete immunity to hunter biden for these crimes and future crimes and she even stated that she's never seen anything like that before. and who was the architect of that? now the person who, garland, who president biden's justice department just appointed to be special counsel. i am very fearful that appointing this special counsel is just an attempt to stone wall congress's investigation of the biden family. >> sandra: that is a remarkable reaction. byron york says this, does it seem somewhat strange garland apointed the guy who had the sweetheart deal who is now the special counsel? and this moment happened in the press briefing room not

sandra. >> sandra: chad pergram on the latest developments from there. thank you very much, chad. trace. >> trace: migrant encounters at the southern border on the rise again. texas dps says they blocked a bridge near brownsville, texas disrupting traffic, as the biden administration appears to be making moves to respond to the growing surge. florida congressman mike waltz will join us, but first live to bill melugin in eagle pass, texas. do we know, have any idea how many migrants are being apprehended each day? >> good afternoon to you. we do. multiple sources telling me yesterday alone, border patrol apprehended just over 6,000 migrants after they crossed illegally. keep in mind, that does not include the ports of entry. the numbers are surging now and the border patrol union is responding to the surge. posted a tweet, says in part, as we predicted, numbers have skyrocketed. we are at 6,000 arrests and 1,000 known escapes daily. where is biden's mainstream media? breathless coverage of the temporary drop from historic highs that went on for two plus years and now have disappear

sandra. >> sandra: casey, thank you.america, interest rates are at a 22-year

>> sandra, hi.it was an embattled, passioned new york city mayor eric adams calling out fellow democrats, governor kathy hochul as well as president biden imploring them to do more with the migrant crisis in the city. >> new york city makes up .05% of the land mass yet we have 99.5% of the asylum seekers here. the solution is not just new york city. the solution is new york state and the united states. that is what the solution lies on. >> mayor adams holding a rally today, calling on the biden administration to expedite work permits for migrants. the city says the faster they can get migrants working legally, the quicker the 60,000 migrants currently living in the overcrowded shelter system can get out. governor hochul met with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and president biden's chief of staff at the white house demanding expedited work permits through executive action. the white house promised to surge staffers to new york to identify, text and email migrants eligible for the work

john, sandra. >> sandra: alex hogan on that for us, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, let's bring in congressman james comer, chairman of the house oversight committee, in milwaukee for tonight's debate. how do you see this, congressman? i mean, looks like this is vladimir putin saying if there were any question as to who is in charge, those questions have been answered. >> yeah, obviously this is not a good development. i don't think anyone should be surprised. we have seen a history and pattern here with respect to putin's enemies meeting untimely deaths. we don't know what caused this, we still don't know exactly whether or not he was on the plane. i assume he was on the plane. and we don't know what type of effect this will have. this could backfire against putin, if putin were somehow responsible for this, odds that he were were very high, but i think there's a lot of questions. unfortunately here in the united states we have a, what i consider a weak leader. we have more foreign policy uncertainty today than at any time in recent memory. so

>> sandra, i don't think so.ng the general election argument but he can't get through the primary. he cannot overcome the toxic trance that donald trump has on the republican party. he can't break it. and for whatever reason, that's why he's down 37 points. he's making the other argument he made with bret baier, he can recruit better people in the administration, i agree with him. but he's not going to be able to get to the primary and i don't think it's going to happen for him in the near future. >> sandra: i'll let garrett respond to the toxic trance you just reference there, also put up the "new york times" sienna poll, biden and trump are tied in a hypothetical match-up, so if this does indeed come down to these two, garrett, could donald trump beat joe biden? >> i like patrick a lot but disagree with the toxic comment. toxic is 65% of americans think the country is heading in the wrong direction, 39% approval rating, and two, look at the head to head match-up, 43% of democrats are questioning joe biden's age

sandra, the ancient romans had a warning for such a practice, caveat emptor, buyer beware. >> sandra: safe to say you will not buy tickets for that one. >> john: not that one. duran duran is coming to the capital one center, thinking about it. i have not seen them since like 1985. >> sandra: all right, you have to go, you have to do it, john. the american dream is shrinking. builders ditching dining rooms, separate living rooms and even bathtubs to help buyers on a budget as the median house price soars past $400,000 with mortgage rates up to 23-year high, makes affordability pretty tough for most folks. bring in our panel now, doug holtz-eakin, and robert wolf. welcome to both of you. great to have you. it's something we have been talking on this program a lot about, and as i remind everybody, for most americans owning a home the single largest asset they will ever acquire in their lives. many will stay in them for quite some time. so, doug, what is happening here? are we seeing the american dream shrinking? i mean, at least with these housing sizes that is happening. they are chargi

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john.resident biden ending up speaking about himself quite a bit on his hawaii tour, even comparing his small kitchen fire to the wildfire that has killed more than 100 people there. "new york post" editorial board calling him joe antoinette biden, slamming him for what they say was an insulting speech. serious stuff, steve, the president in his own words telling his story about the kitchen fire. >> 15 years ago i was in washington doing "meet the press," a sunny sunday and lightning struck at home on a little lake that's outside of our home, not a lake, a big pond, and hit a wire and came up underneath our home into the heating ducts, air-conditioning duct. so make a long story short, almost lost my wife, my 67 corvette, and my cat. >> sandra: steve, how is that showing the necessary empathy needed at that moment for those people? >> exactly. exactly. i mean -- biden's propagandaist say it's an example of empathy, but it's narcissism, self-regard and disrespectful and insulting, a despicab

sandra. >> sandra: that is almost hard to believe, jeff.see where all that goes. we want a fox news alert to the white house, as promised, karine jean-pierre is taking to the podium to brief the first time in two weeks, she's taking a question on getting kids back up to speed in the classroom following the covid pandemic. let's dip in and listen. >> to making sure that education for all of our children regardless if you are in rural america, urban america, all across the communities is a priority, and the students and the kids get what they need. and it's not just education, right. we talked about mental health, right. we talked about kids making sure that they're getting healthy lunches. that's something this administration has provided. and so we've seen the data, the numbers, what it means to us is more work needs to be done and we are committed and this president and administration is committed to doing that work. look, we are going to hear as i mentioned secretary cardona is going to go on a bus tour, across the country as school is op

dana and sandra. if it is moved to federal court it will expand the jury pool and keep the trial off cameras. in the state court where donald trump's case currently it, it is lights, camera, action. in federal court and all federal courts in the united states no cameras in the courtroom. we'll follow all the developments today. back to you. >> sandra: david spunt, thank you. >> dana: the other republican candidates campaigns are continuing across the country. florida governor ron desantis is off the trail for the week due to an incoming hurricane that is expected to hit his state. nikki haley and tim scott have events scheduled later today in south carolina. it all rolls along. mark meredith is live in washington with the latest to get us caught up. >> in the wake of the first debate we're watching candidates to boost fundraising and name recognition. florida governor ron desantis campaigning is stopping for a few days. today the governor was scheduled to be in south carolina for an event in the upsta

>> well, you use the right word, sandra, "mixed bag."an-expected. on the revenue side, a mess at $22.33 billion expecting 22.5 billion. a slight mist. let's dig down deep or if we can. if we look at them media entertainment segment of disney, this is linear tv. the actual revenue came in at right at $14 billion. we are expecting 14.4. new mention of the parks. this actually in at the description of parks, experiences, and products if you like where that came in at 8.33 billion. better than estimates. it wasn't really what was happening here in the united states. it was the parks overseas that did a lot better including a singapore where the theme park was open and in shanghai. that helps those numbers here in the united states up just about 4%. i want to talk about subscriber losses as well. we know that streaming revorevenuehas been falling. 46.1 million disney+ subscribers. that is a 7.4 decrease% from the previous quarter appeared we were looking for around 151 million subscribers. i want to get also to their traditional linear televi

. >> sandra: not many are holding their breath. thank you very much. next guest will be testifying at that hearing with cochise county, arizona, sheriff, mark daniels. what's your message at the hearing? >> good afternoon. let me just say, we are honored to have the congressional team in the hearing today. we are going to share our community, share the tragedies we've seen over the last, a little over two years. in less than 18 months, we have placed just over 2300 individuals in my jail for border related crimes. just under 2300, only 131 work -- they are people from the united states, international crime, smuggling fentanyl, illicit drugs, human traff trafficking. it is a crisis on our border. washington, d.c., the said administration, a couple failed to prioritize our border. this will needs immediate attention. >> sandra: it is not getting that. we had the president in arizona today. we carried some of that speech live earlier. no mention of the border. we know that you want to have more tension on it. will become a big enough political issue as we

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sandra? >> sandra: we will end on this fluffy, fun, fuzzy notes.y a good bouncy house. dogs having the beast time. we thought it was friday. video like that can brighten the day. >> do those dogs know each other are they from the same place? >> i don't have that information. >> look at them. they have r. belgium warrior dogs right there. that's your military police dog right there. >> judge jeanine: that's like and that's it for us. have great week. ♪ ♪ he. >> bret: good evening, welcome to "special report." all the people indicted for election interference have now been processed at the fulton county jail. that includes former president donald trump who was arrested. fingerprinted, and photographed last night in atlanta. the former president and his campaign are now using that mugshot in fundraising and merchandise pitches as the former president continues to be a major issue for the fellow republicans trying to keep him from regaining the g.o.p. nomination. senior national correspondent rich edson starts us off

great to start off the week with you. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith.oposing different time lines. smith wants to can come this january. defense wants more time to review the evidence provided by the prosecutors asking for a start date in 2026. plus trump has three other trials looking for space on his calendar. >> these trial dates are going to move. it is unrealistic, it's the attics and no judge is going to say that you can be on two trials at once in two different states. a lot of these overlap. they look at the start date of the trial but these are 4 to 6 week trials at the least. so there is no way they aren't going to overlap. they will have to go into october, november of next year. again, by design. >> dana: a court hearing about to get underway in georgia. lots of focus on this because former white house chief of staff mark meadows and fulton county district attorney will lay out her case against trump and 18 other co-defendants. david spunt is live outside the federal court in washington. >> good morning to you both. a bu

sandra, good to see you this afternoon. >> sandra: you as well, john. tragedy is the tie binding the 13 families who lost their loved ones two years ago outside the abbey gate, many asking questions about the events that led up to that deadly bombing, and they say they have received few answers from the biden administration. >> john: a new article of impeachment has been introduced against defense secretary lloyd austin for allegedly ignoring key intelligence to push ahead with the exit from the war torn country. >> sandra: aishah, we have some brand-new information on all this. general milley is responding to a stark statement. >> powerful and lengthy statement, jennifer griffin sent this over to me and basically writes in this that he doesn't like what happened in afghanistan, and that the families deserve transparency and accountability. so, take a look. he says the, i trust the army, navy and marine corps did the best they could in briefing the families who had loved ones killed at abbey gate. if there were issues, we need to take action that is nec

. >> sandra: and great to be back with you, welcome back. i'm sandra smith in new york. for nearly two years now those families in that room have been searching for answers and accountability for the loss of their loved ones who were thrown into a tumultuous evacuation at the kabul airport and murdered by an isis k suicide bomber. >> john: the biden administration has refused to take responsibility for their deaths and denied there was anything chaotic about how that withdrawal played out. >> sandra: aishah hasnie ahead of hearing from the families live on the hill for us. we are about to hear from some of these parents and many of them have spoken out throughout these years. they are angry, they want an investigation and they're demanding accountability. we will hear from them in moments. but for now, what have we heard from them, aishah? >> aishah: you are exactly right, sandra. a lot of these folks are coming in upset two years later because they feel they have not gotten accountability. the answers, really closure. some are looking for simple closure from the biden a

. >> sandra: very interesting stuff.n able to garner any congressional response yet, chad, to the discovery of this letter and the obtaining of this letter? >> i just got this a couple minutes ago, this had been talked about, but i just got it right before we came on the air. congress is out of session right now, but you can bet eventually there will be other commentary, especially from republicans. they will see closing the nexus, and the democrats will say far from a smoking gun but so far no reaction. >> sandra: interesting stuff, jim jordan says it's a bombshell letter proving it has connections to hunter's dealings. keep us posted on any developments from that. thank you very much, chad pergram. >> john: something else to pay attention to, a black california doctor says she is fed up with that state's mandatory implicit bias training for physicians, and she is now taking legal action to potentially bring it to an end. dr. marilyn singleton has a new op-ed out on foxnews.com, says the state of california is going bac

sandra: sÍ, mÉxico es uno de los paÍses favoritos para los extranjeros. >> vine por trabajo, pero luegontimos muy cÓmodos aquÍ. sandra: asÍ lo seÑala como una de las huestes mÁs extensas sobrevivir y trabajar en el extranjero realizada por la comunidad de expatriados mÁs grande del mundo con mÁs de 4.8 millones de miembros. el estudio analiza desde la facilidad para establecerse y comenzar en el extranjero, hasta las finanzas personales, el trabajo y la calidad de vida. >> sandra: mÉxico ocupa el lugar nÚmero uno del ranking seguido de espaÑa, panamÁ, malasia, taiwÁn y costa rica. varios paÍses para vivir de acuerdo a esta encuesta, son cuba y noruega, turquÍa, corea del sur, alemania con sudÁfrica y italia y japÓn. debida calidez dos mexicanos, el paÍs sea ubicado entre los primeros lugares de esta encuesta desde 2014. que decir de la comida, el clima y sus paisajes, que son atractivos para quienes deciden quedarse en mÉxico. a pesar de esto, diversos estudios han seÑalado que la llegada de personas extranjeras ha fomentado el aumento del costo de bienes en servicios encinta regiones.

sandra viktorova, — surviving a storm and not. sandra viktorova, thank _ surviving a storm and not.ng a storm and not. sandra viktorova, thank you for - surviving a storm and not. sandra i viktorova, thank you for persevering through that tricky line. it is tric ! let's turn to the war in ukraine, because both ukraine and russia have launched a wave of air strikes against each other. the biggest air attack on ukraine's capital, kyiv, in months has killed two people. meanwhile, russia has also reported ukrainian drone attacks in six different regions, with military cargo planes damaged at an airport in pskov. the local governor said the military was repelling an attack. he uploaded video showing a large fire, while an explosion could also be heard. all flights have since been cancelled, as local officials investigate the scene. pskov is more than 600 kilometres — or about 370 miles — away from ukraine, close to the border with estonia. bbc verify�*s 0lga robinson has been taking a closer look at the footage from the attacks. it's been a night of aerial attacks, both in russia and ukr

sandra. >> sandra: standing by with us is joe cardinale, joe, thank you very much, former nypd lieutenant. police have released this image to us on the screen, the viewers can see it. obviously on social media, the students are hunkered down and they are vigilant and watching

>> i will not be endorsing sandra.ynolds, senator chuck grassley and i do not endorse in the caucus season. we are welcoming all these incredible presidential candidates. i am so excited to host nikki haley at the bastion institute in iowa this coming friday. we will be talking about china, and all that that entails. we know that ambassador nikki haley is very strong and firm when it comes to foreign policy and our national defense. i can't wait to hear what she has to say. >> we will see what comes from that. finally, senator, i wanted to get your thoughts on inflation fears reuniting. we seen gas price pluralistic backup. how worrisome is this to you? >> well, it is worrisome. the administration out there, wonderful biden-nomics. but, all we see across iowa right now is very high oil prices, grocery prices through the roof, and families are struggling to make ends meet. this is not a good situation. they certainly feel the pain and the pressure. we need a change in leadership, whether that's for our own economics sec

all right, sandra hunter is a sports journalist token just from boston or spain. thank you, sandra. thank you. and staying with sports news in the industry, dable rossi, adult men lift the favorites to beat a ball from side who had lost 5 mill. just stood, caught in the 1st game of the season. but the black and yellows will help to an unlikely jewel, as they struggle to cope with the loss of you. it's a nother superstar once again, department of big shoes to fill up the selling of the world class talent with jude failing. and the latest type who failed departure. donio melon was the man who stepped up to don't cologne last time mode and put a smile on the face was coach headed tears, which but it was bulk them who took a surprise lead here. dockman failed to defend a simple concept field. kevin, still good. they didn't pay the us to be and couldn't have struck it any sweet to win new data. that's not the same. don't mean to go back into the game after a nice pressing move and 56 minutes ended at the feet of mile. and once again, he was the man to make the brig 3 for dead. the big pe

los guatemaltecos eligen este domingo su presidente en la segunda vuelta con sandra torres y arÉvaloecos se preparan para asistir este domingo a las urnas para cambiar el futuro del paÍs. la segunda vuelta presidencial presentan a sandra torres de esperanza une y bernardo arÉvalo del partido semilla sin embargo el proceso se desarrolla en un ambiente tenso porque la fiscalÍa anuncia acciones legales en contra de semilla. >>> no descartamos que se dicen Órdenes aprehensiÓn >>> la fiscalÍa dijo que alteraron firmas como partido bernardo arÉvalo indicÓ que este tema es ajeno al actual proceso y seÑalÓ a su oponente de hacer campaÑa negra en su contra. >>> es impresentable que sandra torres quien ya va por su tercera carrera electoral, sea el principal rostro de las mentiras >>> por su parte sandra torres puso en duda algunos resultados de la primera vuelta >>> donde votaron 238 personas pero el partido semilla tiene 333 voto >>>s segÚn se analista la confrontaciÓn entre los candidatos y las acciones de la fiscalÍa hacen que la segunda vuelta electoral se desarrolle bajo preocupantes con

>> cÉsar, sandra, estoy fuera de la corte superior del condado de santa clara donde el sospechoso tenÍahizo, hablando de Él tiene 3 casos pendientes relacionados al doble homicidio y son escuchados en la corte de salud mental, de ser evaluado y encontrado incompetente para un juicio el caso de doble homicidio puede dar un giro >>> la policÍa de san josÉ arrestÓ a (nombre en inglÉs( el 23 de agosto por una patrulla y permanece en la cÁrcel del condado de santa clara, es responsable de matar a puÑaladas a su sobrino de 6 aÑos y a su abuela de 72 aÑos >>> el seÑor tiene cargos por homicidio y otros diferentes incidentes anteriores y enfrenta un delito grave de asalto y amenazas >>> rehÚso presentarse el viernes ante la fiscalÍa dijo que tuvo roces con la justicia en el pasado >>> tiene un historial criminal con armas de fuego, robos domiciliarios y otras incidentes, tambiÉn tenÍa otras 3 audiencia por otro 3 casos >>> los casos estÁ bajo la corte de salud mental y que son escuchados segÚn el tribunal hizo por robo, incendio intencional, la fiscalÍa dice que estÁ discreciÓn de rehabilitaciÓ

sandra farmer _ have done otherwise? enormously. sandra farmer patrick _ have done otherwise?al from america, sandra farmer patrick was my massive rivalfrom america, she sandra farmer patrick was my massive rival from america, she was the reason why i trained on christmas day, got up on the days i was moaning. so it is. sometimes you think, ijust want moaning. so it is. sometimes you think, i just want the easy moaning. so it is. sometimes you think, ijust want the easy route and i wish so—and—so wasn�*t there, but actually, you know, those rivalries are healthy, and you need them to propel you. and she made me run a world record on that day, and if she hadn�*t pushed me, i probably wouldn�*t have done that. find if she hadn't pushed me, i probably wouldn't have done that.— wouldn't have done that. and also within the team, _ wouldn't have done that. and also within the team, that _ wouldn't have done that. and also within the team, that was - wouldn't have done that. and also within the team, that was a - wouldn't have done that. and also | within the team, that was a period i

they are demanding sandra back her oscar.u blame an actor for something what of her characters may or may not happen in real life? should i bother apologize for all the drugs listed or is it walking venus' fault johnny cash cheated on his wife? all i know is when they make a movie about me, better be accurate. >> narrator: he started as a 23. but when did he called, he gave up his dream to fight the nazis. millions around the world adored him. he started a late night show called "red eye," where he met his wife, sandra bullock. they adopted a son who became world champion. but it all one to hell when an unexpected visitor showed up. witness the incredible true story, greg gutfeld is "the won. [buzzer] -- [applause] >> greg: i don't even know what happened at the end. but i'm sure it was funny because -- tyrus, i will go to the first. do you think -- okay. first, let me back up. the movie came out in 2009. now he is doing it right now. that he way too long? or does he have a point? >> tyrus: no, he has a book coming out, greg.

desde la ciudad de Éxico, sandra arÜelles nos tiene toda la informacÓn.oria extraviada para ganar. en su vuelta al estadio jalisco apenas pudo empatar con el toluca. guadalupe flores con la informacion en los deportes, los zorros del atlas en los deportes, los zorros del atlas siguen con la brujula la brujula extraviada. en su vuelta al estadio jalisco apenas pudieron empatar con el toluca. guadalupe flores con la informacion en solo instantes les contamos qÉ hacen cientos de pequeÑas tortugas en una baÑera de pÁstico... y estas iÁgenes le encantaÁn a los amantes de la naturaleza ♪zyrtec♪ comienza a actuar desde la primera hora. y es 2x más fuerte cuando lo tomas otra vez al día siguiente. para que ellos puedan ser... los esteros felices. seamos más que nuestras alergias. dile zy a tu día™ ¿tu hilo dental necesita ayuda? agrega el ¡wow! de listerine a tu rutina. nuevos estudios revelan listerine es 5 veces más efectivo que el hilo dental en reducir la placa sobre la encía. para una boca más limpia y sana. listerine. siente el ¡wow! y el planeta... a orill

——sandra.a de hacienda, aÑadiÓ a su catÁlogo de servicios un apartado de medicina alternativa y holÍstica que permitirÁ a los curanderos y chamanes facturar por sus servicios. sin embargo, para que esto sea posible, es necesario que el pago se realiza a travÉs de un medio electrÓnico. pero temen que esta decisiÓn de las autoridades perjudique a su mercado. porque ademÁs de pagar la renta del local, las personas que realizan estas actividades tendrÁn que pagar el iva o la retenciÓn. por ejemplo, si una limpia cuesta $30, el prestador deberÁ pagarel 16% al emitir la factura, por lo que una alternativa serÍa aumentar el precio, para que el consumidor se haga cargo de esta suba. la intenciÓn del gobierno es que estos trabajadores cumplan con sus obligaciones fiscales para que sus comienzos se encuentran debidamente registrados y aporten el pago de impuestos. felix: vamos ahora con los deportes. en la liga de europa se estÁn preparando para el inicio de la temporada de fÚtbol. nos tiene el recuento

sandra: la oposiciÓn en mÉxico ya tiene candidata para el 2004.e respaldar la candidatura Única de la persona de sochi gÁlvez para encabezar el frente amplio por mÉxico. sandra: esto luego de que horas antes se diera a conocer que sochi gÁlvez llevaba una ventaja significativa sobre beatriz paredes. el proceso para definir a la abanderada presidencial por mÉxico. y aunque la gran ausente esta conferencia fue beatrice paredes, el lÍder pri reconociÓ su trabajo la polÍtica. por primera vez desde que se fundÓ el partido en 1929 gana las elecciones presidenciales con una mujer a la cabeza—— van en las elecciones presidenciales con una mujer a la cabeza. destacÓ que sÓlo la dirigencia nacional del pri le dio su apoyo. >>un abrazo a beatrice paredes. sandra: cabe destacar que por la maÑana el presidente lÓpez obrador criticÓ que dentro del mismo pri y a quienes pina dan a beatriz paredes dejar la carrera por la presidencia. >>beatrice aguanta. leÓn: en mÉxico cientos de manifestantes, en su mayorÍa mujeres, marcharon por las calles de la capital mexican

the richmond, sandra fell bridge. still the lightest of the bridges so far with just an 8 minute drive from the toll plaza here in richmond over to the 1, one interchange there in sandra fell. so all in all, not a bad commute for you there on the stretch of westbound 5.80, and then our final stop for the golden gate bridge where commuters in the north bay heading down 101 into san francisco are making great time this morning. just 18 minutes from novato down in to the san francisco. more weather and traffic checks in just a moment. let's get back to the headlines and on the peninsula brought more. police are seeing an uptick in car break-ins. it's been a problem all across the bay area and kron four's. michael thomas is standing by live with what warning they have for all of us. good morning, michael. >> good morning, everyone. that's right. you know, james, we're seeing it really everywhere mean we see it over in oakland in the east bay received multiple places in san francisco. and now here in a broad more, they say