sandra, back to you. >> sandra: ok, steve, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, alec murdaugh back in court, this time on fraud charges. where does that case go from here? plus this. >> he is clearly one of the most pro union presidents we've had. always supported unions. always talked about that in the context of bidenomics. >> sandra: the white house trying to sell joe biden as the most pro union president in recent history. so then why hasn't one of the biggest auto unions endorsed him yet as some plant workers get ready to walk off the job. money man charles payne has some thoughts on that. he'll join us next. e or quality of life? you deserve both. and with kisqali, a treatment for people with metastatic breast cancer, you can have both. kisqali is a pill that, when taken with an aromatase inhibitor is the only treatment of its kind shown to both help people live longer and improve or preserve quality of life. because you shouldn't have to sacrifice one for the other. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john. in a california school district fighting back after a judge blocked a policy that required schools to tell parents when their children identified as transgender. the school district president on mom and dad being left out. >> john: plus, virginia saw the worst learning loss of any state in the nation during the pandemic. governor glenn youngkin has a plan to fix it. shannon bream will talk to the governor about the plan in an exclusive interview. she joins us coming up next. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include aller

>> hi there, sandra. the trump campaign responded shortly after this document was released, special grand jury report that was released this morning. the campaign saying in part in clearly biased un-american act, a majority of the special grand jurors voted to indict dozens of individuals, former and sitting state senators raising concerns of election integrity and enter excising the first amendment rights under the constitution. the first time they have seen it after it was completed in september, indictments against 39 individuals, more than twice the 19 who actually ended up being indicted by a regular grand jury in august. individuals recommended but not indicted, kelly lefler and david pursue, and lindsey graham, georgia attorney lynwood, michael flynn, and former trum adviser boris epstein, and an election lawyer. none of the individuals i named were actually indicted, but this special grand jury was certainly recommending it and it shows the wide scope of this initial investigation. back to you. >>

sandra smith in new york. >> john: good to be with you, too, sandra. seen it happen in other places and they repeat it. can't figure that out. john roberts in washington. latest chicago attack on video in an upscale neighborhood called bucktown, two men follow a man down an alley before beat withing him senseless and robbing him in broad daylight. >> sandra: the next guest said there will be no charges and consequences under the new bail law, #fail and he's a democrat. chicago alderman raymond lopez joins us announcement the video goes on for quite some time. i've watched it several times, it's obviously a street camera, it shows the approach of those two men, they enter the alley where the 33-year-old man is walking about with his bags, appears to be eating something, and he does not see anything coming. alderman, he is struck from behind, dragged to the ground, beaten senselessly, dragged over to the garbage cans, he is screaming for his life. and we know chicago, bucktown, a nice -- considered a nice neighborhood for as long as i can remember. i mea

if those polls are right, sandra, 70% say no. >> sandra: it's interesting. if i could get to a preview what we'll hear from the president. laughing about bidenomics. he said "wall street journal" coined the phrase. i brought in jerry baker in the days the president start evidence using bidenomics from the "wall street journal" and he said it was originally used to describe what was a government picking winners and losers, a situation the federal government should not be putting themselves into. they seem to be owning this and we know that when the president speaks a few moments from now, there is good data out there and they will likely present that to the american people as a result of their policies. what do you expect we are going to hear and sort of how should the country digest what that is? >> to be fair, the job market is still strong, sandra, no question about it. there are jobs out there. if i were writing that speech for joe biden i would be talking about the fact that there are jobs available for americans. that's a good thing. i never root agains

sandra, made it to the long weekend. >> sandra: we are warmed up and ready to go. this is "america reports". political newcomer gaining national attention during the first debate, propeling him on the polls. and he is behind desantis at 7.3%. >> john: he is not staying silent. ongoing feud with nikki haley ramping up after she slammed him for his foreign policy stances. >> sandra: vivek ramaswamy will have a chance to respond when he joins us in moments. but mark meredith is in washington. >> vivek ramaswamy had similar buzz after the first debate, no doubt about that, axios saying ramaswamy stood out as aag aggressive, and the others said he was shallow and annoying. nikki haley is criticizing some comments he made on monday, that he would not deploy u.s. service members to fight iran in the event iran attacks israel. haley team saying if he does not see the nuclear threat as a problem for security, he should get nowhere near the white house. and mike pence accusing ramaswamy of being inexperienced. during a campaign stop, pence was noted as saying i've known him

sandra?olling out new epa rules that they say are aimed at reducing pollution in gas powered trucks. the industry is warning the green energy crush will crush supply chains. >> if you had to go from los angeles to chicago, we'll barely get out of illinois. if this fails, we'll be dead in the wear. failure is catastrophic. it's not an option. all the trucks stop, we run out -- stores will run out of food in 48 to 72 hours. >> sandra: mike is asking the question that many are, is anybody listening to the struggles that they know that they'll have when the rules are implemented. by the way, he's coming on the program on monday. >> north korea says they will celebrate their founding over the weekend and is inviting a chinese delegation. there's new talk of three-way naval exercises that involve russia, china and north korea. greg palkot is live in london. what is behind this reach-out between these countries and so public, too, greg. in the past it's not been that way. >> bill a lot of incentives

sandra? >> sandra: all of this is a big build up to that white house press briefing where we expect karine jean-pierre to be pressed on all of these issues. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house for us. how is the biden campaign expected to deal with the hunter indictment? >> sandra, so far president biden has spoken twice publicly since his son was indicted, and no mention about those charges being filed. in fact, the president spoke about the uaw strike moments ago and he ignored the reporter's question asking if he would pardon his son. as you mentioned earlier, at least at the top of the show, it's been a very tough week for the president. a number of things have happened. first, someone called it a disastrous press conference in vietnam, the list goes on. biden falsely claimed he went to ground zero the day after the 9/11 attacks, then house speaker kevin mccarthy launched an impeachment inquiry. there is an inflation report that says prices continue to rise. some of our viewers no,

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>> sandra: fox news alert. you're looking live at chester county, pennsylvania where police are investigating another possible sighting at this hour of danilo cavalcante. pennsylvania state police telling fox that someone saw cavalcante running just north of an area north as longwood gardens. law enforcement officers with assault rifles have been surrounding the small ravine there. police helicopters have been scouring that area about 40 miles due west of philadelphia. we're going to have a live report on this situation coming up. meantime, fox on top of what some are calling hypocrisy over the top. the very state biden administration is suing over floating border barriers to keep migrants out may now be used to keep migrants in. it's reportedly considering forcing migrant families to remain in texas as the president face as blue state backlash over the migrant crisis. brandon judd calling out the hypocrisy. he's here. welcome, everyone. i'm sandra smith on this friday afternoon in for neil cavuto, this is "you

i'm sandra smith. look who is here. good afternoon. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, in for john roberts and welcome to "america reports." got these deep blue sanctuary cities sounding the alarm over school classrooms packed with migrant children and neighborhood sidewalks filled to the brim with migrant families and 0 help coming from the white house. >> sandra: and in texas, the governor there says he is ready to appeal a judge's decision that he says will make securing the border even more difficult. >> bill: michael waltz joins us in a moment. >> sandra: first our team of reporters to kick off the hour, garrett tenney in chicago, bryan, live in new york city, the first day of school. how is everybody handling the influx of migrants? >> sandra, it's what everyone is thinking about. some 21,000 nonenglish speaking migrant children starting school for the first time in new york city. the chancellor of the school system here chided the press saying look, there is no chaos and anarchy, we have it under control. but last night h

sandra? >> sandra: thanks, garrett. live in chicago.ty's democratic mayor eric adams taking another swipe at the biden administration as the crisis escalates his city. >> this issue will destroy new york city. destroy new york city. month after month, i stood up and i say, this will come to a neighborhood near you. we're here. we're here. we're getting no support on this national crisis. we're receiving no support. >> sandra: this has a recent poll shows new yorkers giving the white house poor marks on the handling of this crisis. so with biden facing backlash from blue states, is it becoming a growing concern for his re-election bid? the hill editor in chief, bob cusack can answer that for us. hi, bob. >> hi, sandra. >> sandra: what do you think? how big of an impact will this have on his re-election bid? >> this is a big issue for joe biden. it's not in a good way. you take criticism there your own team. eric adams got elected. he's not to the far left. he got elected an a centrist democrat. the fact that these blue cities are not com

sandra, good monday afternoon to you. >> sandra: good to be with you, sandra smith in new york. "america reports." top leaders observing the occasion at ground 0, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. but the commander in chief is breaking from the tradition, the first u.s. president to commemorate the day away from the white house or the sites of the attacks. >> john: instead, he will stop at a military base in alaska on his travel back from g20 summit. >> sandra: reaction from tim scott, but first the white house, where jacqui heinrich is standing by live on the north lawn. hi, jacqui. >> this year president biden becomes the first president since the attacks not to commemorate the event on u.s. oil as the names of the victims are read at the 9/11 memorial in new york city. air force one will not touch down in alaska until later this afternoon and will meet with military families at a refuel stop on his way home from the g20 summit and visit to vietnam. the white house previously defended the president's plans not to attend observances at the 9/11 sites in new york city,

i'm sandra smith in new york. john, great to begin another week with you. >> john: here we go again, another five days of nonstop news. i'm john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." and new images from the u.s. border in texas this morning showing large groups of people waiting to be processed at migrant facilities in eagle pass. border patrol sources tell us this is one of the largest mass crossings that they have witnessed there, and the nonstop flood of migrants may get even worse. >> sandra: kinney county, texas sheriff is here with his reaction. >> john: begin with bill melugin, live in mission, texas. and also now footage of another wave of migrants headed for the u.s. border. what can you tell us about that? >> well, john, i can tell you that early this morning in eagle pass, we witnessed one of the largest mass illegal crossings we have ever seen in the last two and a half years of covering our southern border. right to the video, take a look at this stunning footage. border patrol sources tel

>> sandra: yeah.ighlight the white house briefing ongoing right now, jake sullivan and karine jean-pierre, we have peter doocy in the room, so you can likely expect a question on that. if he is able to get one in. but you look at how this city is dealing with this, and you've got sort of this illegal, as "the new york post" put it. unlawful economy now exploding in new york city. we have been showing those images outside the roosevelt hotel, it's lined with scooters. we have stopped and asked police about that. many of those scooters are unregistered, in some cases stolen. they don't have the resources to deal with it or track all of these down. but we are told a lot of those immigrants who are there in the roosevelt hotel, they are using the scooters to deliver food through uber eats and some of these other food delivery services to make money while they can. this is just a small portion of the story, but that is happening here in new york city. >> john: now, can you imagine, sandra, the illegal migr

i refused. >> sandra: many did.. >> john: which brings me around to the point, how do you make a small fortune buying twitter? start with a large fortune. >> sandra: got you. john, great to be with you. another busy day. we'll be back tomorrow. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. looking forward to tomorrow. it's wednesday. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. u.n.

sandra smith in new york. >> john: good to kick off another hour with you, sandra. john roberts in washington. following along party lines. >> they think that maybe they can cause a little chaos, maybe cause a little trouble. >> i do believe an impeachment inquiry will be an essential tool in the toolbox to get at joe biden's bank records. >> more important things we have to do, this basically takes up a lot of time. >> john: and one democratic senator, john fetterman, playing it off as a joke. >> launched an impeachment inquiry. >> oh, my god, really? oh, my god, you know. oh, it's devastating. [laughter] ooh, ooh, ooh, don't do it, please don't do it. >> sandra: the biden family investigation is far from a joke. james comer is demanding answers from the state department into decisions that led to the firing of the ukrainian prosecutor probing burisma. >> john: david spunt is live in washington with more. what kind of information is the chairman looking for? >> comer and others on the republican side, they want to know the policy decisions that led to the firing of

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this is your second go around today, sandra. >> sandra: it is, warmed up, ready to go. good to be with you, john. despite menendez holding a defiant news conference yesterday in which he claimed the hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash seized from his apartment were not bribes, it does not appear to have turned the tide in his favor among his senate colleagues. >> john: complete coverage now moments away on whether the dam is breaking for menendez. >> sandra: bryan, more democrats called on menendez to resign. number is growing. >> 13 a minute before i got on here, and now it's 18, and that includes amy klobuchar and gillibrand, but none more notable than long time friend and colleague, new jersey senator cory booker, says it was "mistake" for senator menendez not to resign yesterday. in a statement released this morning, senator booker writing it's not an admission of guilt but acknowledgment that holding public office is tremendous sacrifice at great personal cost. senator menendez has made sacrifices to serve and i believe he has spent his life serving. senator b

i'm sandra smith. drug poisoning deaths are killing americans at an unprecedented rate in the country. more than 100,000 lives lost last year alone with fentanyl and methamphetamine driving the record increase. ashley is just one of those victims. her heartbroken mother attended today's summit. >> it continues to flow into our country and is poisoning someone every five minutes. we lose so many every day. the death toll keeps rising. >> sandra: david spunt is live in washington on this. >> hi, attorney general merrick garland began speaking to families moments ago and joined by d.e.a. administrator about the dangers of fentanyl. top of mind for the d.e.a. as the drug continues to become more potent and harder to detect as border crossing numbers continue to grow, so does fentanyl. not necessarily from the exact people crossing the border who seek a better life but the drug that's making its way to the united states through the mexican cartels. ashley was just 32 years old when she died in 2018. accordi

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. >> sandra: ok. shannon, we are anticipating the president a short time from now, about 45 minutes from now, expected to deliver a speech on what the white house is billing a major speech on the economy doubling down on bidenomics and the president's economic policies as working. who knows, we could hear something on this from the president, there could be questions, answers, we don't know. that's the live shot, we are waiting for him, he's en route to maryland. we have also looped in our congressional team to ask for any ongoing reaction on the hill right now. obviously this is brand-new news, shannon, and we have not seen a lot of reaction from capitol hill but i'm sure it's on its way, shannon. >> i would imagine it will be, a true awkward moment for the white house. they have had tough news to deal with in the last few days. some of the core inflation numbers and things yesterday, the poll numbers, while the president is out there with bidenomics, and center of his re-election campaign, but peopl

. >> sandra: here we go, john. sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." earliered to, mccarthy said republicans have exposed a culture of corruption in the biden family and impeachment inquiry will allow the investigators to uncover bank records and potentially charge the president with wrongdoing. >> john: the white house maintains the probe is political and that republicans have failed to show the president personally benefitted from his son hunter's foreign business deals or abused his power to influence them. >> sandra: complete coverage begins now. former secretary of state mike pompeo is standing by. first, senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill. you gave us the head's up on this even happening, it's happened now, heard from mccarthy earlier, where does this inquiry go from here, chad. >> good afternoon. the question is what is different now from what the house had been doing. house speaker kevin mccarthy lacks the votes to start an official impeachment inquiry so three house committees are probing impeachment withou

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." >> sandra: thank you very much. jake sullivan will be joining press secretary karine jean-pierre at the podium to preview the high stakes g20 summit in india this weekend. one top leader is already opting out. hello, well come everyone, sandra smith in new york. john, hello. >> john: great to see you, sandra. hope you had a wonderful long weekend. xi jinping skipping out and sending an official instead. >> sandra: as relations between the u.s. and the communist nation has been rocky despite a series of visits from the biden administration this summer. >> john: china's spying campaign is reportedly ramping up in the united states. a new wall street journal reveals more than 100 instances of chinese nationals posing as tourists to breach u.s. military sites. the alarming report. >> sandra: first white house correspondent peter doocy, live in the briefing room. so, xi jinping is opting out. we are about to hear from jake sullivan. set to preview the president's trip, peter? >> yeah, and sandra, president biden said ove

sandra. back to you. >> sandra: bill melugin, thank you. >> bill: dana will join us live next hour and reveal the debate stage for the very first time. we do believe the sun might be up for that, too. stand by. there is this now from the white house on monday. >> i get the polling that you are laying out. i get that but we can't -- we can't be focused on that. >> bill: those lackluster poll numbers are raising eyebrows and raising the specter of a third party challenger. how that could change the game for a second term. >> sandra: the pentagon relying on drones to deter china. why that plan is facing a major hiccup. mike gallagher is here to respond. >> bill: president biden's appearance with ll cool j over the weekend sparking controversy of what he said. charlamagne that god said this. >> you try to make this 187-year-old man sound cool because he is talking to black people. nothing more uncool someone trying too hard to be cool. this is spring semester at fairfield-suisun unified. they swi

sandra. >> sandra: new york city continues to be pummelled by the storm. images like this, brooklyn, new york, cars forced to a complete standstill. people on street corners raising their camera to take video of this, remarkable images from all over the city. i think we have a live shot of staten island at this hour. as it is a messy, messy situation on a friday afternoon. the rain has been coming down for hours now. we'll try to get the live shot back up. first weather meteorologist stephen morgan. when does this end? >> it's a mess today. you know the end, that's a big question. probably later this evening. might have to wait until saturday morning before things completely dry out. sunday is looking nice. but we have to get through this mess. that rain fell hard, rose fast and then we saw flash flood warnings. including the new york metro, all five boroughs, manhattan included, around 10 million people under the current flash flood warnings. one of them we are watching runs to at least 3:00 p.m.. this threat began to ramp up before sunrise, where we saw

sandra. >> sandra: alerting to chester county, the d.a. is giving an update on the manhunt that is underway for a convicted killer who escaped yesterday from the chester county prison. 34 years old, the man is considered armed and dangerous. the update, they have not located that person. they are deploying every resource to do so, let's dip in here and listen. >> we will find him no matter how long it takes. we are still seeking the public's help in our investigation. if you see anything suspicious please contact 911 regardless of how small or what you may perceive to be insignificant. we still have a tip line available. you should call 911 or call the u.s. marshall's tip line at 877-wanted2. there is a $10,000 reward for any information that can be used in the capture of this fugitive. again, we have every reason to believe he is considered dangerous at this time. do not approach him. we ask the public to call 911 immediately. we will continue to update the public as soon as we have information to share and we thank you for all the tips t

the story could get better. >> sandra: new pictures out of the border. i'm sandra smith into dana. some sanctuary cities are complaining about buses sent from texas the border patrol is relieving overcrowded by dropping off bus loads of migrants into parking lots and city streets. we're here in new york city where the pictures speak for themselves. first let's get to bill melugin live in mission, texas for us. >> border patrol simply cannot keep up with the sheer volume of people crossing our border illegally now. every day this week they have had more than 7,000 apprehensions of illegal immigrants. we want to show you what the mass releases look like. look at this video out of san diego yesterday afternoon. what you are looking at is three unmarked white border patrol buses pull up and start releasing several hundred illegal immigrants to city streets and sidewalks in san diego across from a transit terminal. people were on this bus from as far away from china and pakistan. these buses are not from texas, not greg abbott's buses, these are the biden administration's buses, border

. >> sandra: i said this will be a big news day. friday. asme owe sandra smith. this is "america's newsroom." unprecedented marking the first ever indictment of a sitting president's child. the timing could not be worse for the president. setting the stage for a potential trial during his campaign for re-election. not to mention the republican impeachment inquiry that's already underway. >> bill: prosecutors allege hunter lied on a federal government form when buying a gun where he claimed he was not using drugs. if convicted he could face up to 25 years in federal prison and $750,000 in fines. house speaker kevin mccarthy shutting down reporters who tried to question whether or not the evidence backs up the charges. >> do you think the president lied when he said -- >> you want to know -- i'm not saying impeachment. i want to know answers to the questions. the american public wants to know. that's what impeachment inquiry provides. >> sandra: that was yesterday. the "new york post" summing it up best on the front page. son of a gun. there could be more legal tro

sandra? >> sandra: thank you, john.here is a shift happening in workplace culture, apparently, and we wanted to get to the bottom of it. our post office happy i was dead? out to investigate live in new york city as we approach happy hour. madison, what are you seeing? >> yes, i'm on the case here. we are seeing to kill things. one, people want to separate their work and personal life. the second is people are anxious to get home sooner. they don't want to stay out at the happy hour. no one knows better than the owner of this bar. you said, pre-pandemic come if you would come from like 5:00 t. >> now we're seeing people leave a little earlier, we are still getting a little hit, it's from 5:00 to 6:30 so it's different from 2019. >> what days of the week are more popular for post-work drinks? >> thursday has become the most popular day, friday people are working from home or want to get home early, start their weekend. >> so, we wanted to talk to some of those people. here is what they had to say about corporate happy hou

sandra. >> sandra: ok, john. thank you. and now on to this.we wait, the wait is on i should say, hours away from the second republican primary debate. seven candidates will take to the stage at the ronald reagan presidential library looking for a breakthrough moment. charles payne, great to have you here. we know it's a huge debate, there will be a focus on the economy and that could be happening no matter where the debate was because the economy is the number one concern for voters. latest fnc polling shows the economic concerns of the american voter right now is still the sky high prices. inflation number 1, 91% say that they are extremely or very concerned about that. the cost of housing, 79%. being able to pay their bill, 74%. people are feeling this and they want to know where these candidates stand on this. give us your top line thoughts tonight. >> charles: inflation, i don't think they really did that in the first debate. what is bidenomics, this is how -- listen, the theory that somehow big government can do it all, including pay your

sandra. >> sandra: governor gavin newsom taking aim at red state rivals for issues like parental rightsk culture wars have gone too far. there is a lot of misrepresentation out there, people are weaponizing the grievances led by desantis, by sarah huckabee sanders, led by greg abbott, a zest -- >> sandra: and touting it as the freedom state, a new bill would probability school districts from banning books. there are parents in california fighting the state and courts for the right to know what is going on with their children in the classrooms. let's bring in dave rubin, host of the rubin report. dave, explain that to me. the freedom state? >> the fact -- the fact this guy can even say the word freedom without bursting out into laughter in and of itself is hilarious. as you know, i left california very publicly during covid, i brought two companies and over a dozen employees here to the actually free state of florida. california has also purged about a million people in three years who have largely almost exclusively moved to red states because people want more freedom. they don't want t

sandra. >> sandra: fox news contributor steve hilton. thanks for sticking with us. an illegal immigrant, why was he not deported? typically illegal immigrants who carry out much lesser crimes, they are sent back to their home countries. why was this person convicted of murder, not sent back to his home country? >> it's so infuriating to people when they see this and hear the stories. like in the press conference, slipped out, oh, by the way, the sister, we put her in -- >> sandra: the overstay. >> randomly that person is dealt with the person the way the public would expect. the vast majority are not, especially violent criminals. the system is completely broken and yet more evidence of it. >> sandra: and here we are in new york city dealing with a migrant crisis of growing magnitude. former mayor mike bloomberg is weighing in, and the mayor saying we need the federal government to step in and help, lamenting he's not getting help. bloomberg says we have people that cross the borders, for bid them from working, give them housings, and seven years of residency before

sandra. >> sandra: major u.s. cities pushing to speed up work permits for the hundreds of migrants coming across the border. so far under the biden administration, grown to the highest level in nearly three decades and according to the latest census bureau report, more foreign workers joined the labor force than u.s.-born workers last year. steve morris, and robert wolf, i'll ask your interpretation of that. these are just facts, right. robert, government data coming in. on the number of u.s.-born workers, 1.2 million of them lost their jobs, according to the august jobs report, while 688,000 foreign-born workers joined the workforce. how do you interpret that? what is happening? >> yeah, i think it's a good thing. we have a tight labor force, so you have three different things here. you have u.s. citizens foreign-born, you have, and you have immigrants that are getting either permanent work permits or temporary visas, and then you have migrants coming in legally that we have accepted about 3 to 500,000 this year

>> sandra: i don't know.- they're touting bidenomics as a success when people all over the country don't feel good about their finances, but martha left out one word. 44% of americans believe they are worse off financially under the administration. it's the economy stupid. it's coming back to that. you want to call a contract or or plumber, people aren't going to work right now they can't fill jobs so you can count the unemployment rate which is historically low all you want but if that's not representing the actual labor market in this country right now then people aren't feeling it and that's the way they're going to vote. i mentioned aoc she's calling this economy in crisis, she said her party is looking at the economy on paper and that is a problem. bidenomics, by the way, the wall street journal came up with that as a reference to biden's policy on the economy picking and choosing winners by the government and that has failed in this administration. so owning a description for the economy that is not wor

the >> sandra: that is great advice. and sandra's, is this a calculator?candidate gives you numbers that don't add up, you can pull that out and keep them on track. [laughter] >> dana: i love it. >> harold: when they are wrong with the numbers, you can hit them with a flyswatter. >> dana: does anyone remember why we need this? [laughter] >> jesse: can't wait to see you guys comoderate the debate on wednesday. it will be great. america is buzzing over the possible romance between taylor swift and travis kelce ♪ soul of north alabama, here on our family farm. then we partner with family owned mills from maine to mississippi to manufacture our cotton into quality american made fabrics that become our heirloom inspired bedding, towels, blankets and apparel. experience our 100% american made luxury linens for yourself. go to red line cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. it's because of tiktok that i had to go out and get a website. i'm at a point now where i've outgrown my house. growing up, every me i'd get out of the shower, i wou

sandra. >> sandra: and more terrifying video here, john, showing the bad crime situation in chicago only getting worse. this brand-new video from earlier in the month. it shows the moments armed carjackers blocked the driver of an audi. that driver is then pulled out of the car, and the carjackers demand the vehicle. all of this is happening as other cars just drive on by. the driver eventually had his hands tied behind his back at gunpoint and is left on the road. moments like this all too common in the democrat-led city. pastor cory brooks, founder and senior pastor of new beginnings church chicago and founder and ceo of project hood. thank you very much for joining us, pastor. that is just terrifying what happened there. and by the way, there have been no arrest made, and that is wicker park, pastor. that's a very popular neighborhood, filled with young folks going out to dinner, young families. why is this only getting worse, it seems, in the windy city? >> unfortunately, it's happening all over the city of chicago. it's not just in one particular area, but areas across chicago are e

sandra, they got their man. >> sandra: what a terrifying ordeal for all the residents living nearby. this is "america reports." we are getting brand-new images now of cavalcante just after his capture. but we warn you, they are graphic. he appeared battered, and bl bloodie ed. >> john: a heat signal was found in the search perimeter and after waiting out a storm police closed in. >> sandra: former fbi special agent nicole parker has been joining us throughout the story, she is standing by to explain how it went down. but straight to nate foy, live in pennsylvania, what are the next steps following his capture? >> well, he will be -- he being cavalcante, transered if to a state prison facility, sandra, but man, such a sigh of relief in this community today. at about 8:00 a.m. this morning, border patrol teams as well as pennsylvania state police troopers took cavalcante into custody on day 14 of this manhunt and started with a home alarm going off, in what was the search perimeter behind me, happened just after midnight and an hour later the aviation units picked up on thermal imaging

sandra argüelles nos tiene los detalles de esta nueva informaciÓn.olicÍas, militares y otros funcionarios del gobierno con el cartel guerreros unidos que operan el estado de guerrero. se trata de 23.000 mensajes de texto en poder del new york times. muestran la ayuda que brindaron las autoridades que brindaron a los delincuentes en la desapariciÓn masiva de los 40 y tres estudiantes de la normal rural isidro burgos. >> que bÁsicamente es una investigaciÓn que tenÍa la dea sobre trÁfico de heroÍna en chicago y ellos sabÍan que provenÍa de iguala, esta aerolÍnea que llegaba a chicago. tenÍan pinchados los telÉfonos de estos grupos criminales. sandra: uno de los comandantes dio armas al cartel . >> estÁ comprobado que todos los detenidos hablan del control que tenÍa sobre el presidente municipal de iguala, sobre el comandante de la policÍa de iguala, como del pesidente municipal de iguala da la orden de que los detenga, como gracias a estos se les detiene y se les entrega a este grupo de guerreros unidos. sandra: en tanto, militares que monitoria van de

sandra. >> sandra: bring in martha maccallum, from "the story," we continue to watch the live pictures, i think the viewers are trying to wrap their minds around what is happening here. as i mentioned earlier, the mayor in new york city, how big a problem here. imagine the border communities dealing with this as long as they have. here is the mayor earlier on the fox affiliate talking about how unfair what is happening in his city is to residents, listen. >> we are in constant communication with the white house. the goal is to get the items that we have identified and that includes decompression strategy at the border, receiving the funding that we deserve. this is unfair to new yorkers, and it's actually unfair to the migrants as well. >> he's singing the blues there, but it's been officials in new york who have said this is a sanctuary city, welcome all migrants. >> martha: not that line ago lining up at the busses to say welcome, give everyone a hug when they get off the bus. welcome to new york city. right? this is a joke from beginning to end. we are talking about the mexican offi

felix: desde ciudad de mÉxico, sandra nos amplia.ados unidos. >> gente se aprovecha de los migrantes para engancharlos y comenzarlos. sandra: tambiÉn son vÍctimas de organizaciones criminales. >> el incremento de los Índices de activos en la zona norte, y sobre todo de hay presencia de gente armada. sandra: ayer un grupo de 14 migrantes mexicanos fue atacado a balazos en la zona serrana del municipio de tecate, baja california. >> donde no hay muro, y tratan de meterse. sandra: esta agresiÓn dejÓ como saldo dos connacionales muertos y tres heridos, quienes fueron llevados a hospitales cercanos para ser atendidos. de acuerdo con el testimonio de uno de los migrantes, caminaron mÁs de una milla hasta llegar al muro fronterizo, pues donde sujetos armados y encapuchados les pidieron que se detuvieran y luego comenzaron a dispararles. a travÉs de un comunicado, el instituto nacional de migraciÓn seÑalÓ que fue grupo que acudiÓ a las inmediaciones del cerro para auxiliar a los conacionales a salir del lugar. >> este aÑo, han sido como seis

alix: sandra, what do you think is priced in?w you are an economist, but the direction of yields will go will be based on where the boe goes. what breaks this stuff? sandra: i think in general we are about to head somewhat lower. expectations have become for very aggressive action. it doesn't seem to be necessary anymore. if you look at the latest signs of weakening in the economy, you don't get upside surprises in terms of inflation. hopefully we won't and we will be on the downtrend. some relief that some of the more extreme scenarios aren't necessary anymore. alix: sandra, thanks a lot. thank you so much for joining us. breaking news, disney and charter reach an agreement ending the blackout of espn and abc. they announced "a transformative pack for distribution." here are some the basics -- espn+ will be included in the spectrum to be selected packages. it is a win if you have ad since it is monday night football tonight. it offers a tv select packages and they will carry abc-owned tv stations as well and charter will be flex

desde ciudad de mÉxico, sandra nos tiene los detalles de esta operaciÓn.e extraditado a una cÁrcel en chicago, estados unidos, donde serÁ juzgado por delitos relacionados con el trÁfico de drogas. >> repunta la violencia, porque entre estas facciones tratan de controlar lo que queda de la organizaciÓn. sandra: habÍa permanecido siete meses en la cÁrcel, despuÉs de que fuera capturado en enero. momento en que se recrudeciÓ la violencia en sinaloa, por lo que el operativo se ejecuta de forma rÁpida y en total hermetismo. >> quien resulta beneficiado porque los chapitos quisieron imponÉrsele, y el mayor no se los permite. sandra: guzmÁn fue llevado hacia estados unidos en la misma aeronave que fue trasladado su padre, joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, en 2017 cuando lo extraditado. en esta Única imagen se ve a un video con el uniforme del penal, donde habÍa estado recluido con esposas, cabello corto y lentes. la fotografÍa fue tomada por exagente de la dea, quien a travÉs de las redes sociales, escribiÓ " ovidio guzmÁn, bienvenido estados unidos, y disfruta del reencu

. >>> y sandra cervantes. una mujer muriÓ a balazos dentro de una vivienda. >>> las autoridades creen que podrÍa tratarse de un caso de violencia domÉstica, vamos con flavio lacayo que nos tiene la informaciÓn, de dÓnde se encuentra y quÉ otra informaciÓn dieron a conocer las autoridades, buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes, sandra y claudia, me encuentro en la casa de 1.610 en la ciudad de san leandro, ahÍ ocurriÓ este incidente. vimos que los oficiales del condado alameda entraba y salÍa del edificio segÚn lo confirmÓ la portavoz del alguacil. (hablan en inglÉs). la portavoz indica que una operadora de dicha agencia recibiÓ una llamada del 911 reportando una situaciÓn de violencia domÉstica en una vivienda ubicada en la cuadra 16600 en san leandro, cuando los uniformados llegaron se dieron cuenta que la situaciÓn se desarrollaba rÁpidamente, eso produjo que los agentes llamaran a la unidad de intervenciÓn en crisis, y este equipo logrÓ contactar a los que se encontraban dentro de la residencia. y cuando trataba

sandra. sorry. i mean, i auree after. sandra. sorry. i mean, i agree with _ after. sandra. sorry.nowadays ought to do that, because there are so many— to do that, because there are so many other— to do that, because there are so many other factors that you have to take into _ many other factors that you have to take into consideration. yes, it was difficult _ take into consideration. yes, it was difficult in — take into consideration. yes, it was difficult in my day, there were some benefits _ difficult in my day, there were some benefits to _ difficult in my day, there were some benefits to it, and on balance it is probably— benefits to it, and on balance it is probably the same for young people now and _ probably the same for young people now and will be like that in the future. — now and will be like that in the future. so _ now and will be like that in the future, so when you are looking at it in balance, mortgages, the rates, they were _ it in balance, mortgages, the rates, they were higher at times, so there were _ they were higher at times, so there were pluses and minuses,

de su sobrina aquÍ tenÍa 14 aÑos, era bien penosa >> un video que trajo muchos sentimientos para sandraes duro ver la y no poderla tocar >> fue el 18 de junio de 2021 pablo farÍas sin vida en san francisco la Última vez que la vieron fue ese mismo dÍa al frente de un parque en ese entonces se llamaba gina's ba, la policÍa dice que estaba con un nombre de la rosa blanca medÍa 25 pies 11 pulgadas o seis pies era musculoso y tenÍa puesto unos shorts cortos, en junio del aÑo pasado los detectives ofrecieron una recompensa de 100,000 dÓlares por informaciÓn que ayudarÁ a resolver este caso esta semana aumentaron esta recompensa a 125,000 dÓlares >> alguien tuvo que haber visto algo >> se lo suplicamos que hable que no tenga miedo esto le puede suceder a cualquier familia tanta familia que se estÁ quedando sin sus hijos y sus padres por estos crÍmenes >> dice que se tiene que hacer justicia por la muerte de su sobrina la idea de que la persona que estaba en libertad por mÁs de 20 aÑos y que le neÓo ese tiempo a mi sobrina eso la va a hacer a ella descansar un poco >> es una tristeza que dice

sandra, believe it or not we have come to say goodbye to this conversation. thank you so much for being here. we encourage you to please go to your website or your independent bookseller and by 'bitter and sweet' by sandra feder. one moment we will welcome , professor. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. i am rabbi eric weiss and we will introduce you to a history professor at san francisco state university. welcome, professor. >> great to be here. >> you wrote this wonderful book called black power, jewish politics. that is a potent title. >> yes. lech jump in . as an academic you have a lot of freedom to have what you write about and the content that you put into something. what we start at the beginning and ask, how did you arrive to this particular topic . >> somewhat embarrassing story. for my very first week at cal berkeley as a freshman i was raised in los angeles in the suburbs of the 1970s and i learned about jewish social justice . and we learned about dr. king and the civil rights movement and the march from selma and was so excited to arr

. >> sandra: governor, sandra here in new york. thanks so much for joining us. >> hey, sandra, great to be with you. >> sandra: can i get you to play in broadly what we have seen with the impeachment inquiry? >> broadly speaking, i'll repeat a little of what i just commented on, which is the congressional role of oversight is so important and i think that what we have seen here out of this important committee work has been an uncovering of facts and they need to continue to do that. follow the money. money will always lead you to the end result and in this case it is all about money, and i do believe that there will continue to be more revelations about what has transpired between particularly hunter biden and foreign folks and you can't hide it. bank accounts, receipts, and wire transfer receipts. >> john: some issues in virginia factored into the debate last night, and one of those is the requirement for parental notification, if a child tells his or her school that they want to change their gender identity, that came up last nig

desde ciudad de Éxico, sandra arÜelles con las iÁgenes.es con vientos de 70 millas por hora y torrenciales lluvias... ahora los meteoÓlogos esperan que pierda fuerzas al ingresar a tierras canadienses... antes de cruzar a canaÁ, lee golpÓ las costas de nueva inglaterra y main, causando daÑos y fuertes marejadas... en maine, un hombre murÓ al caer la rama de unÁrbol sobre su auto... ha vuelto a ocurrir una tragedia en la frontera... una migrante traÓ de entrar al pÍs pasando por encima de una valla de 30 pies de alto, se caÓ y perdÓ la vida... la Íctima se suma aÍ a la larga lista de personas que fallecieron en el intento de cruzar... desde los angeles, romi de fÍas nos tiene las estaÍsticas de la frontera Ás morÍfera del mundo, seÚn la "onu". el fiscal general de texas, ken paxton, fue fue absuelto en un juicio poÍtico, en el senado estatal, que buscaba su destitucÓn por corrupcÓn... tras dos semanas de deliberaciones, la mayoÍa republicana absolvÓ a paxton de los cargos, entre ellos el de sobornoy abuso de la confianza Ública... con este