sandra. was mumbling. >> where was the voice coming from? >> we did not know. my dad, i remember, ran straight into the master bedroom. >> marissa raced after her father. >> i just heard him saying, help, some is in trouble. >> were you scared? >> yes i was scared. >> the voice was coming from inside the walk-in closet attached to the bathroom. herman moved closer, nudged a against the doorknob was a dining chair. he opened the door, and there was sandra, on the floor, tied by her arms and ankles alive. >> he said that she did not look well at all. >> as marissa's mom cut sandra loose. her dad spoke. >> where is your dad, wears your uncle? >> the answer to that. unspeakable. >> what had happened to jamie melgar and to his wife? >> coming up. >> she looked like she had aged ten years overnight. >> broken, and lost. >> sandra melgar, the only possible witness to a terrible night. but what would she remember? when dateline continues. she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once

>> you know, i'm not, sandra.f you look at the actual facts and every election since 2016, every election where donald trump is the leader of the republican party, democrats have won, overperformed with historical odds in every trend we've seen in politics. every time issues like abortion, streaks emotionist policies are pushed by republicans democrats win. is joe biden one of the oldest candidates in history? yes, donald trump around his same age, yes. those are facts. a lot of us want to see younger people running in these elections. when joe biden is the leader of the democratic party democrats are winning and beating an extremist maga election in every election in states where it is hard to win. democrats again will take their chances on those numbers. >> sandra: that is not stopping some within his party from taking a shot at him. senator joe manchin as questions swirl about him taking over a third party presidential run. >> joe biden has been pulled so far to the extreme left as far as liberal makes no sense

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sandra smith in new york. president spoke to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that happened earlier today. they discussed the potential for "tactical pauses" in the idf ground invasion to wipe out hamas. >> john: on capitol hill, attention turning to iran. a group of senators will have a resolution to warn tehran it will face consequences if they activate hezbollah. >> sandra: fox team coverage from across the war zone in israel. steve, rocket sirens sounding off all day. >> john: first alex hogan live in southern israel. what changes in the gaza strip the last few hours. >> continuing to hear the sound of artillery in the north by the northern strip of gaza but the south the rafah crossing was closed over the weekend, it has now reopened for egyptians and foreigners hoping to flee. united nations says it's a humanitarian nightmare, 720,000 people are sleeping in 150 u.n. shelters. the health ministry in gaza, run by hamas, claims more than 10,000 palestinians have been killed. the numbers are not

sandra? >> sandra: john, live pictures. bryant park outside the new york public library here in midtown manhattan. it is a pro palestinian rally that seems to be growing in size. middle of the day, middle of the workday, of course. this is already a pretty populated area of the city. it's being reported that there's a bunch of new york city high schoolers that have linked up at the city rally in bryant park. you can see there's signs demanding a cease fire now, end all u.s. aid to israel. john, obviously this is something that we have been watching. it seems to be growing in numbers. remember, it was a short time ago that these pro palestinian protesters, they took over grand central here in midtown as well. they had to shut it down for anybody to get on their trains and go home. this is live in bryant park in new york city. >> you can see the signs, stand with palestine, end the occupation now. israel pulled out of gaza in 2005. so it's estimated, by the way, that 33,000 u.s. military veterans are homeless on any given nig

sandra. >> sandra: c.b. cotton live here in new york city. >> john: department of education is investigating several universities, including three ivy league schools over recent reports of antisemitic and islam phobic incidents on the campuses. after the biden administration has faced growing criticism from the jewish community over the lack of fighting antisemitic rhetoric. eli, host of the reeducation podcast. great to have you back on again. six colleges and universities and one school district, cornell, columbia, wellsly, uhyphen, lafayette, and mays in kansas. what took so long for the biden administration to initiate this investigation, because in the past they see an issue that aligns with their narrative they jump on it. this took a long time for them to take action. >> you know, i would say this, that i do think that it's deplorable the kind of activities and the double standard exposed since october 7th, especially on the college and university campuses, which will take action against students for

john. >> sandra: and alex, sandra here. a lot is happening with conversations among themselves, communication with each other. but obviously also very dependent on the news that is coming to them within their own, you know, within their own, but also the international news, and how all of this is being communicated, what's happening back here at home. what are you hearing on that front? >> in terms of the communication here in israel, people really are watching day-by-day to see the latest of what is taking place. everyone here that i have talked with, everyone that i have met from doctors, to civilians, to soldiers, they personally know people who were fighting, personally know people who were killed or know families who have lost loved ones. so this is incredibly personal. this is a full hands on effort across the country. if you are not grieving, if you are grieving, you are likely volunteering or trying to help out in some capacity. what we are hearing in terms of humanitarian aid organizations in gaza, the conditions f

. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. in his third visit to israel since the start of the war, blinken telling reporters the u.s. stands in solidarity with israel's right to defend itself. also urged prime minister benjamin netanyahu to halt his ground invasion for humanitarian pause. >> john: netanyahu affirming there will be no pause or ceasefire until hamas releases the hundreds of israeli hostages held captive. >> sandra: and focus to the northern front with lebanon, hezbollah leader spoke to supporters for the first time since the war began. in moments, hear from governor ron desantis and how he would address the threat from hamas if elected president. >> john: fox team coverage from around the globe over the next two hours and breaking news from the war in the middle east. >> sandra: begin with trey yingst, he is live with breaking news on the ground in southern israel for us at this hour. trey, what is the very latest from where you are? >> yeah, hey, sandra, good afternoon. 28 days into this war, hamas and islamic

sandra. >> sandra: mike, thank you. live in washington. john. >> john: a powerful moment in washington when tens of thousands of people showed up to show their solidarity with israel. the march even brought republicans and democrats together in a rare show of bipartisanship and couldn't have come at a better time as we see a surge in antisemitic incidents across the country. the jerusalem post editor and chief was also at the rally yesterday. good to see you, avi. the last time we saw each other we were in jerusalem. >> nice seeing you across the atlantic. >> welcome to a respite from the war. and we may have interrupt to see presidents biden and xi meet. this picture, a rare show of bipartisanship in washington, speaker of the house, senate majority leader, minority loader and joni ernst, raising their hands in solidarity. >> inspiring and what we needed at this time. speaking not only as an israeli but also as an american jew, many feel scared, disempowered and quite fearful in light of the rise of antisemitic attacks across america and

. >> sandra: so what happened? new yorkers showed up and lined up all the way around the block to help keep those doors open and show their support. >> john: "new york post" calling the outpouring a barista mitsfa. and with that, welcome back, i'm john roberts in washington. off we go with hour number two. >> sandra: that story is really something and as you just noted, made the cover of the "new york post," a lot of people are talking about it, john. we look forward to that coffee shop owner joining us in a bit. sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports". that incident playing out on the upper east side, the workers walking out, the latest in a troubling trend of antisemitism we are seeing here at home especially on our college campuses. >> you will not silence us. we will not be silenced. ceasefire now. ceasefire now. >> on campus, i am now confronted daily with shouts to free palestine from the river to the sea. it is a jew hating, genocidal mandate seeking. call to exterminate all jews in accordance wi

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.th martha starts right now. >> martha: we will pick

sandra. >> sandra: and good to have them, too. patrol agents to get more information on the migrants surging into the u.s., but it's not who they are and where they are from, it's what pronouns they prefer? national border patrol council art del cueto, why this is a focus as the migrant crisis continues. >> john: a fourth group of hostages to be released by hamas today as qatar says the ceasefire agreement will be extended by two days. president of the israel democracy institute is up next on whether that could provide an opening for hamas. >> psychological warfare at play is very much real, you know. we have this high, high of daniel and amelia coming home, but the low of waiting for the rest of our family. call newday. pay off your high rate credit cards and car loan with an affordable va home loan from newday. you can save $500 every month. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. pay off your credit cards and car with a newday100 va loan a

hi again, sandra. >> sandra: welcome, everyone. this is "america reports". that deal could come any moment now, there are reports it would free 50 israeli women and children in exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners. >> john: and all happen during a multi-day ceasefire that could last as long as five days and maybe beyond that. what would that look like and would a ceasefire give hamas a leg up to reposition its fighters. we will ask retired lieutenant colonel daniel davis in just moments. >> sandra: jeff paul is on the ground live in southern israel to kick things off this hour, jeff. >> yeah, sandra, and it is a critical time right now in this war. we are standing by and watching closely what happens during this meeting involving israeli government officials. they could potentially vote to approve a hostage deal at the same time that is all happening the chief of hamas earlier today saying they are "close to a truce" now exactly what that would look like, that could be developing as the minutes tick on, the hours tick on, during these tense negotiations. b

>> it's a great question, sandra. i have a mortal certitude and my moral certitude, in 1945 we said never again. hamas is a terrorist organization, it wants to eliminate industrial and the jews in industrial. what they must do, and listen to gallant, they must eradicate hamas, not only the fighters but the suits in qatar as well. tot total eradication, and not the palestinian authority. come up with a new set of governance in gaza. it's an eradication campaign and it needs to be done. >> john: far left anti-israel non-profit involved in recent protests now under investigation by republican lawmakers. are they tied to the ccp and being funded by foreign nationals? that story coming up. >> sandra: one of the most popular social media backlash after osama bin laden's decades' old letter went viral and gained sympathy from hundreds of users. will tiktok face any consequences? we will ask wisconsin republican congressman mike gallagher next. >> how upsetting this is to the 9/11 community. they are misinformed and uneducate

sdansz a>> sandra:. >> sandra: a new report that some reporters were on the scene so early they may haven tipped off by hamas. israel's government press office is demanding answers. molly line is joining us live from london. what's the response from the media outlets? >> well, quite a bit, actually. israeli media watchdog organization is reporting that some of the atrocities committed on october 7th were not only documented by the terrorists themselves, but also captured by gaza-based photo journalists working for some news agencies like the associated press and reuters as well. it raises ethical questions and implies some of the journalists were on the scene of the massacre so fast they might have had a head's up from hamas. honest reporting asks, did the respectable wire services approve of presence inside enemy territory, together with the terrorist infiltrators? they have denied advance knowledge of the attack claiming they got them from freelancer as they do. reuters said they got them from two with whom it did not have a prior relationship. photographs published by reuters were tak

sandra. >> sandra: alex hogan with the latest, a lot of action. we'll check in with you again shortly. thank you. john. >> john: let's bring in victoria coates, former deputy national security adviser to president trump and vice president of foreign policy at the heritage foundation. so, it was interesting yesterday both john kirby and sabrina singh at the pentagon confirmed through the u.s. intelligence said yes, we know hamas is using this al-shifa hospital for military operations and for hiding hostages. though today john kirby stopped short of saying that joe biden had green lighted the hospital operation. listen here. >> we did not give an ok to their military operations around the hospital in similar fashion to the effect that we didn't, you know, we don't give oks to their other tactical operations. these are israeli military operations that they plan, and they execute on, you know, in accordance with their own established procedures. the united states is not -- is not involved in that -- in these procedures. >> john: so the white house is

back to you. >> sandra: claudia, thank you. john. >> john: all right, sandra.criminal defense attorney mercedes colwin. a statement from nancy pelosi's family, through a spokesperson, speaker pelosi and family deeply grateful for the outpouring of prayers and warm wishes of mr. pelosi during this difficult time. pelosi family is proud of their pop who demonstrated composure and courage the night of the attack and the courtroom this year. thankfully he continues to make progress in his recovery. speaker pelosi and the family would not be offering further comment on this matter. given what we saw on the surveillance video of the pelosi home, a guilty verdict was, i mean, certainly no surprise, i don't think. >> that's exactly right, john. anybody following this case would not be surprised with the ultimate verdict. you have proof positive of the assault, the ramblings of depape on the stands. he tried to defend himself and saying that this is all part of stopping corruption and protecting children. that went to the wayside because it was obviously a real stretch,

john, sandra. >> sandra: trey, yesterday i had an interview with the israel president herzog and he said they are dealing with a psychopath in these negotiations, you know, so all of these conditions, they have to just somehow assume in making this deal that they are going to come through and meet these conditions and we have yet to know what condition these hostages will be in when they are passed over, if they are passed over. >> you raise a great point and during our reporting in the past inside the gaza strip, i have set with leadership posed questions about israel and the existence of the jewish state. and the mindset is so different from the israelis. they don't care if they lose thousands of their own civilians. we saw that on display when they committed a massacre they knew would draw such a heavy israeli response. when we talk about the release of the hostages, israelis have to go into the negotiations, get what they can now. if that means dozens of women and children, they will take it as part of a deal in the security cabinet, but also understand the negotiations could collaps

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john. we are now awaiting a pentagon briefing on the temporary truce between israel and hamas. it is now entering day five with at least ten more hostages expected to be released today. but still remains unclear whether any americans are on that list. meanwhile, israeli forces say the youngest hostage captured by hamas, the 10-month-old baby that we have been following for days, her family, had been handed off to a separate terror group inside gaza. one relative of the child describing the unbearable pain for all of them earlier. >> we are waiting hopelessly, trying to remain positive. every day counts for that baby. it's been two months, almost two months, he was nine months when he was kidnapped, he's going to be 11 months, it's crazy. >> sandra: very emotional interview, that happened on this network earlier this morning. nate foy is live in northern israel where officials report hamas has violated terms of the ceasefire. nate, what can you tell us is happening right now? >> well, sandra

sandra. >> sandra: a closer look at the attacks against u.s., nato -- general phillip breedlove. you are live on the air, sir. can you hear us? >> now i can, you were freezing for a minute. >> sandra: okay, all right. thank you very much, sir, for joining us. we are anticipating the white house press briefing, it's underway, as soon as they begin addressing the war we will get to it. john kirby will be in the room. general, take us through the ongoing threats that come from iran's axis of existence. when you identify the geography of the area and the moment, obviously we have israel in the blue and gaza to the north, hezbollah is an ongoing threat, you've got the shia militias out of syria, yemen, the houthis and now the report from the wall street journal, general, if you could respond to their reporting citing u.s. intelligence that russia's wagner group may provide air defense weaponry, the system, sa22, sa22, to hezbollah and this growing threat in the middle of this war. >> so that's a problem, but i don't think it's something that we migh

sandra. >> sandra: less than 50 days until the iowa caucus, a look at how the candidates are vying forthe primary campaign enters its final stretch. >> john: can you imagine, we are almost there. plus, despite the worsening crisis at our southern border, the biden administration may be more focused on policing pronouns for the migrants trying to enter the u.s. illegally. art del cueto from the national border patrol council has plenty to say about that. he joins us coming up. [sneeze] dude you coming? ♪ alka-seltzer plus powermax gels cold & flu relief with more concentrated power because the only thing dripping should be your style. plop plop fizz fizz winter warriors with alka-seltzer plus. with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a pla

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john.s have now carried out 28 attacks, that number continues to grow, on u.s. bases and troops in the middle east in just the past two weeks. biden administration has responded with two strikes but critics are calling for more action. "new york post" wrote western leaders are frozen by the fear of escalation. tensions and attacks will escalate for as long as an enemy whose sworn aim is to destroy you can get away with it. retired air force brigadier general rob spalding. general, thank you very much for joining us. give idea of the israeli ground operations here and get your take on things as we do look closer at the risk to our own troops and the growing number of u.s. military personnel that is in the region. but let's go inside gaza here with the israeli ground operations sort of what we know they are defining here as their ground operations, it's smaller than that full scale ground invasion that many were predicting would happen and we are being told that's part of the tactic here, the

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john. we are waiting to hear if more hostages will be released on the last day that truce extension. among those holding out hope is abby, grieving the death of two relatives killed by hamas last month. two others were just released by hamas. meanwhile, one is still being held hostage today. abby joins us now. welcome to you, and we are so sorry for everything that you and your family have been going through and are going through. can you first tell us, give us an update on the two family members that were held hostage that have now been released. how are they doing? >> i was with their mother and two older siblings for us has been what we have been fighting for. they came home very skinny, malnourished with dark circles under their eyes and they, you know, the first thing they got was medical attention, they need to make sure everything is okay, they were not wounded, but they weren't fed and so we need to make sure that first and foremost that they were seen medically, but their home and

maybe sandra will show it. she's taking over. >> i love that picture and i love that event last night. fox news alert as we top a brand-new however. any moment we will be hearing from president biden and what his administration is doing to stop fentanyl. the white house meeting comes one day after federal law enforcement shared details on a massive multistate fentanyl bust centered in our nation's capitol. this is the "faulkner focus," i'm sandra smith in for harris faulkner. >> nearly 100,000 deaths. nearly 80,000 were from fentanyl, 80 times stronger than heroin. according to the dea, it's the leading cause of death for americans ages 18 to 45. house foreign affairs chair michael mccall says how to stop is simple. >> with china sending the precursers to mexico and the manufacturing taking place mexico. that's how they get into the united states. until we get china and mexico to stop this and until we secure our border, we're going to continue to have these problems. last week president biden met with china's

sandra. >> sandra: to our national correspondent griff jenkins, in the crowd now. griff, what are you seeing and hearing? >> well, sandra, i'm seeing tens of thousands, i don't know what numbers are going to be, but issue been covering rallies and marches on the mall for more than 20 years and let me show you where we are. i wanted to find the rear -- you can see the people coming for as long as we can see. in fact, this family here came from new york. >> jonathan. >> idea. >> why did you come down? >> this is important for us, represent our brothers and sisters. it's important because people are -- there's a lot of misinformation going on around out there and i think people don't understand that we are a people of peace and for us the message is peace and love. don't want war, don't like what's going on not only the media but and the world that people are misrepresenting what the jewish faith is all about, what jewish people are about and we support our people in israel. >> you are here with your children, family. why are you here, what do you want the younger peo

>> sandra, thanks for having me.g to put a damper on it, especially to keep iran out of the action and hezbollah out of the north. there is an opportunity here and it's one of those i've always believed in keeping things as simple as you can. his diplomacy running around the middle east doing. if the israeli can dismantle hamas as a political tool inside gaza, you can go back 30 years, to the real people supposed to be running politically gaza and the west bank is the palestinian authority and hamas ran it out of gaza. so, what i'm trying to think is maybe what he's doing, he's setting the conditions for the future, what happens once hamas is defeated. i think that's what he's trying to keep a lid on everything, hopefully that's what he's doing. i think that's really the outcome that everybody wants. reduce hamas, get rid of hamas as a political entity, bring the palestinian authority back in, control both gaza and also the west bank and maybe you have a chance for peace. >> sandra: developments over the weekend and

>> hi, sandra. in a few hours, expecting to see hundreds of students, faculty and alumni show up here saying that they want those student groups to be reinstated. they are starting their own groups and say they are going to speak out tonight, but other students i talked to say they believe the university did what was right. watch. >> i support the decision 100%. every student who supports al-qaeda or hamas, they should be suspended and should be deported to their country of origin and student visas, it should be suspended immediately. >> protests erupting pretty much every week, from large marches and fights, and some groups suspended after jewish students filed dozens of safety complaints and lawsuits. >> [bleep] >> that chaos erupting at the university of michigan where around 200 pro palestinian protestors forced their way into an administration building in ann arbor, it's encouraging college leaders to fight back against antisemitism. >> they are accomplices to the notion you can butcher young c

sandra, good to be back. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. a lot should be developing in the next couple of hours as we see dozens of foreign nationals, many of them badly injured lining up at the rafah crossing between gaza and egypt, desperate to flee the fighting that has gotten more intense since israeli troops began moving in last week. >> john: the first batch of evacuations came after qatar officials secured a deal to allow people to get to safety. it is unclear when americans will be allowed to leave and how long that crossing gate will be open. >> sandra: fox team coverage to kick things off over the next couple hours and the breaking news from the war in the middle east. begin with trey yingst live on the ground in southern israel. we have an update from the idf on how many troops have been killed in gaza. what can you tell us? >> yeah, sandra, good afternoon. we have just returned from the front line, the border between israel and gaza, and the israelis tonight updating us that 16 of their soldiers were killed over the past two day

your time, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> sandra: john. >> john: sandra, we are expecting an update any moment now from secretary of state antony blinken in israel. he's been holding talks with both israeli and palestinian leaders. updates on that as soon as we get them. >> sandra: plus two more hostages added to the list of those released by hamas, more expected to be set free soon. but can we see another hail mary extension in hopes of securing another round of releases? we are going do ask mark when he joins us live next. >> i support the idea of trying to get as many innocent people released as possible. but the idea that israel would not destroy hamas after october 7th is implausible. veteran homeowners, need to save money every month? call newday. pay off your high rate credit cards and car loan with an affordable va home loan from newday. you can save $500 every month. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. pay off your credit cards and car with a newday100 va loan a

sandra. >> sandra: thank you. house lawmakers meanwhile holding a hearing on the federal government's alleged role in social media censorship. it comes after fox obtained brand-new internal documents from google showing the biden administration working with youtube workers to crack down on matters related to covid and vaccine misinformation. hillary vaughan is live on capitol hill. tell us about it. >> sandra, internal email show youtube was not immune to the pressure campaign to get social media companies to help them control the covid vaccine narrative online. their efforts were not just focused on false information but also on favorable or skeptical vaccine content. anti-vax, the white house wanted to take it down period. rob flaherty asked youtube about claims it was pushing content next to "breaking bad" videos, flaherty said i think we had a pretty extensive back and forth to the degree you are recommending vaccination contact. emphatic you were not, this seems to indicate that you are. this is the tweet tha

>> sandra: no, that was me. that was me, off camera, saying we were struck by the mother, gillian just now, just -- she was remarkably hopeful, that's all you can cling to in this moment right now. these parents who have been going through this for weeks and weeks and gillian, you think about the incredible amount of uncertainty. and in the case of her son, whose arm was blown off and she has no idea what kind of medical care he is or may not be getting. but the hope from that mother was such a strong message, gillian. >> i was struck by the same thing, i listened to the whole interview, sandra. i cannot believe she had the fortitude and wherewithal to talk about what she is going through during this time. it's frankly unimaginable to people who are not living it with her. but amazing to hear from her about her concerns. she doesn't know the health and condition of her son or where he is inside gaza, and there are concerns now about which terrorist groups are actually holding these people, the remaining hostages

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john. multi-millionaire tech mogul and wife are reportedly funding a group behind anti-israel protests across the u.s. claiming he and his wife have made significant donations to the peoples forum, organized massive rallies and called for the end of u.s. support to israel. c.b. cotton has more. how long has the couple been in the social justice scenes? >> neville, according to the new report, his wife has also long advocated for far left causes. now a reporter with the free press saying she's uncovered a money trail linking them to a group called the people's forum. >> since 2017 he has funded the people's forum up to $20.4 million and this organization is, it's a revolutionary socialist non-profit based in new york city and they have been one of the main drivers behind many of the protests we are seeing now on our streets. >> we found at least four massive pro palestinian protests between d.c. and new york city organized in part by the people's forum. the people's forum has several pro pal

sandra. >> sandra: fox news contributor and former civil rights attorney, leo terrell.ar that, troubled times we live in. your response to that. >> sandra, the situation in west lake and ohio, is that there is a lack of powerful administrative presence by the department of justice and by the fbi. you have a war on jewish americans in this country and joe biden is playing progressive left wing politics at the peril of jewish americans. there are hate crimes disproportionate to the number of jewish americans in this country. why? because there is not assertive action from the federal government to deter this, sandra, and that's why you have on the college campuses, why people are emboldened to attack jewish american citizens this. is outrageous, and the press conference you and i watched, where is the prosecutor, sandra, where is the district attorney, the u.s. attorney, where is the prosecution of these crimes taking place in this country? >> sandra: yeah, obviously we were all watching the county sheriff in ventura on the suspect that is now in custody, that they are no

sandra smith in new york. >> john: john roberts in washington.he shocking incident outside of los angeles, duelling protests over the israel-hamas war. paramedics attending to kessler after he fell backwards from the altercation and struck his head on the grounds. kessler was rushed to the hospital where he died a day later. >> sandra: and the news conference is underway now, dip in and get the news. >> integrity of that investigation, i want y'all to know we sincerely value your role in delivering messages to our community. in today's case, not only speaking of the community here in ventura county but the world. investigative unit and the public information officer team. to members of the public at the event, if you have videos or photos of the incident, we encourage you to provide those to our office. you can remain anonymous if you choose to. we have established user friendly links to up load the footage. with that being said, i will introduce you to the sheriff of ventura county, jim fryhof. >> good morning. everyone, thank you for being here

sandra. >> sandra: thank you so much, john. brian kilmeade, "fox & friends" co-host and "one nation host." i know you've been covering it in the mornings, this is certainly still on our watch here. this migrant caravan heading north, we have sort of laid out the path that it's taking. we are told right now it's about here, but this is yet another caravan making its way to our southern border at a time, we don't know whose coming, don't know who is pouring over the border but know more than ever we are catching people, stopping people at the border that are on the terror watch list. what are your thoughts on all this? >> brian: mexico is more than capable of stopping them. they once had 20,000 of their marines on the southern border to stop them from coming up. and use leverage and put pressure on mexico to do just that. break this up, send them back, wrap them up, and get them out. and send a message to the next caravan, it stops here. but when said, the mexican leader is meeting with the colombian president, arch enemy of ours

desde allÍ sandra nos tiene mÁs.a muerte del magistral de aguascalientes jesÚs baena, la comunidad lgbtq levantÓ la voz para exigirla a las autoridades esclarecer este hecho. >>es una persona que siempre estuvo en defensa de los derechos de la diversidad sexual. es mi referente. sandra: en todo el paÍs convocaron marchas y manifestaciones para pedir un alto a la discriminaciÓn y al odio en razÓn de gÉnero. >>varios estamos coordinando para observar las investigaciones. sandra: con veladores, flores y pancartas los asistentes realizan una velada en memoria de oziel baena, quien dicen visibles o a la comunidad no binaria y se convirtiÓ en el primer magistrado y judicial en latinoamÉrica. despuÉs realizaron una caminata sobre la avenida donde aseguran quelas versiones que han circulado que se trata de un tema pasional no es verdad. quiÉn es el primer alcalde abiertamente gayen mÉxico condenÓ lo sucedido. pues Él como oziel baena tambiÉn ha recibido amenazas de muerte. >>hasta la fecha sigo recibiendo amenazas de muerte

sandra? >> far left democrats used to say the future belongs to them now thanks to the anti-israel's stance is the squad is facing primary challenges from moderates and their baking party leaders for help in fending them off the reporting on the fly in washington at this hour hello griff. >> good morning you know the fight between pro-israel and anti-israel democrats is growing wider by the minute she injects democrats like this squad have been really good that's israel's offensive in gaza and are demanding house minority leader's and cam jeffries protecting them against primary challenges from pro israel according to political for their violent protest was erupting outside the dnc headquarters wednesday night progressive leaders were meeting behind closed doors with jeffries and the dnc campaign on pressuring them to counter the american israel public affairs committee or aipac as it is known. they reportedly probably got a hundred million dollars to unseat members just like aoc students rea

. >> sandra: thank you, harris. less than a year out from the presidential election, the republican's top candidate is back in court with family and finances in the spotlight. former president donald trump's daughter ivanka trump giving testimony, taking the stand as the latest with it for the prosecution in the civil fraud trial against her father. hello, welcome, i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports". ivanka trump taking center stage, appearing on the stand under subpoena. >> sandra: appeals court removed her as a defendant back in june because she was no longer part of the trump organization by 2016 and the statute of limitations had already expired. >> john: her appearance follows testimony by her father on monday and her two brothers last week. nate foy live outside the courthouse in new york. what's going on right there right now? >> john, sandra, good afternoon. right now the court is on lunch and ivanka trump will take the stand once again when th

thank you. >> sandra: a lot of enthusiasm there, back in a moment. but first, stop in at the pentagon, the briefing is underway now, sabrina has just started taking questions. we'll listen for a bit. >> what has the secretary communicated as far as what would be basically a good deliverable to help restart this relationship? >> as you mentioned, the president is leading the summit, which is starting tomorrow, and so i don't want to get ahead of anything that the president might announce or any outcomes from that summit. we have stressed from the very beginning that we believe mill to mill cooperation, coordination, communication is important. right now the prc does not have a national defense, or minister of defense and so at the 8:00 a.m. plus the secretary is at and starting tomorrow, we don't have any indication that there will be a meeting happening between the secretary and his nondesignated prc counterpart yet. so there are no plans for the sent to sit down with anyone at this point. but again, i would let the president's meeting that's happeni

sandra: son mÁs los negocios abiertos. muertos, dicen o que son unos cuantos. han minimizado la tragedia. por eso este dolor profundo y este coraje. sandra: mientras ellos piden la ayuda de las autoridades para continuar con la bÚsqueda, el presidente obrador hace un llamado a la poblaciÓn para apoyar en la reconstrucciÓn de sus hogares. >> 2500 viviendas, necesitamos la participaciÓn de todos con un sistema de autoconstrucciÓn, que no es cosa del otro mundo. sandra: sin embargo, los habitantes de ciudad renacimiento, una comunidad a 20 millas de acapulco, dicen no tener dinero ni para comprar las lÁminas que se volaron de sus techos porque no hay trabajo. >> aquÍ tenÍa negocio en casa, era papelerÍa, pero se perdiÓ totalmente todo. no me dejÓ ni un lÁpiz. todo se perdiÓ. igual, adentro de lo de casa, igual. sandra: hay zonas donde no llega la luz y el agua potable. muchas escuelas permanecen cerradas por los severos daÑos y la huellas de otis en las calles siguen visibles. el principal problema sigue siendo la acumulaciÓn

>> rare. >> sandra: says a lot about you. >> i don't want anything either. >> sandra: what does this tell you? what is your take-away on the any? >> inflation is still killing this country despite what robert wolf said. >> sandra: that's why the white house is changing our tweaking their messaging. they have doubled down on bidenomics and it's just not working in a moment where people are not feeling it. charlie, thanks so much. john, i think we've got some news to get to here? >> john: we do? >> sandra: okay. flagging from the pool, the president has a new interview. he continues to push bidenomics. what am i looking at here? this is from the white house. a brand new interview out. >> john: eight seconds. you're on for thanksgiving. see you next week. >> sandra: i'm going to enjoy my turker and give gifts to friends. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. there's a lot at stake and going on behind chosed doors at this hour. we have high level meetings

sandra: asÍ es como familiares del pequeÑa neri pedÍan que apareciera, es que tanto la mamÁ de neri yÍan. sandra: pero como si fuera una pelÍcula de terror, la historia dio un giro de 180. >> en las videograbaciones obtenidas y analizadas, se logrÓ observar que ella saliÓ al zÓcalo cargando un muÑeco vestido con las caracterÍsticas con las que supuestamente se extraviÓ la niÑa y lo tirÓ en una calle. sandra: la fiscalÍa revelÓ que neri tenÍa tres meses desaparecida y que sus hermanos mintieron a la policÍa por amenazas de la madre, por lo que realizaron un cateo en su vivienda donde descubrieron algo aterrador. >> en dicho domicilio, se localizÓ un altar a la santa muerte. sandra: ante esto, los padres fueron detenidos y los hermanos de neri resguardados por las autoridades, mientras concluyan las investigaciones. pero en un nuevo video, la hermana acusa al abuela de neri de ser la responsable de su desapariciÓn. yasmin peÑa asegura que su madre estaba enojado porque su hija no la dejaba ver a su nieta, por lo que menos supo llevÁrsela lejos para que sintiera lo que ella estaba vivien

bueno sandra, cuéntanos.0 de la tarde. >> esta es la información que tendremos. 3 personas descendieron a rapel de la pirámide transamerica. entérese qué relación tiene esto con la cumbre que se está realizando en esa ciudad. >> gran recordatorio de que tenemos que estar listos. >> se aproxima la lluvia en el área de la bahía. >> le vamos a decir sobre las medidas que están tomando las autoridades para tratar de evitar inundaciones. además de cómo debemos prepararnos, no le cambie. regresamos en 90 segundos con más información local. en pantalla. esto se está realizando en oakland. son protestas para exigir un alto al fuego en gaza. bueno tenemos esta información de última hora desde el edificio federal de esa ciudad de oakland, donde se realizó como tú lo decías, esa manifestación es una protesta que están exigiendo. >> básicamente, lo que ya informaba astu de que cese el fuego en gaza. >> esa es una situación, una manifestación que fue organizada por la organización voz judía, por la paz e incluye a líderes

sandra acompaÑÓ la protesta del dÍa. con sus fotografÍas realizaron una caminata pacÍfica. >> que esto sea una lucha porque no es una fiesta, es una lucha, es una justicia que pedimos. sandra: ahÍ, madres y amigas de las vÍctimas no quieren que sean olvidadas. es que la mayorÍa de los casos, no hay detenidos y las investigaciones parecen no avanzar. >> las autoridades todavÍa no han detenido a la persona que la desapareciÓ porque fue su pareja. estamos desesperados, porque ya hace cuatro aÑos y no sabemos quÉ le pasÓ. sandra: desde 2018, se realiza esta manifestaciÓn organizada por diversos colectivos feminista. las cifras son alarmantes, aÑo pasado 3765 mujeres, fueron asesinadas en promedio, 10 al dÍa, segÚn amnistÍa internacional. y en lo que va de este aÑo, datos oficiales revelan que se han cometido 625 feminicidios. felix: un violento terremoto de 5.6 de magnitud en nepal fue descrito como sÚbita sacudidas seguido por el derrumbe de casos. el entero de familias enteras. el saldo mortal aumentÓ a 157 fallecidos. la

>> sandra bueno, les cuento.o telemundo 48, nosotros venimos personalmente para hablar con el gerente del cementerio, la persona no estaba disponible al momento, pero hablé con 2 trabajadores y ellos me dijeron que básicamente habían cerrado las puertas por seguridad y para evitar incidentes que han sucedido anteriormente. desde hace 7 años lupita viene a traerle pan, flores y a decorar la tumba de su tía para celebrar junto a ella el día de los muertos. pero el jueves en la tarde esta celebración se convirtió en confusión para muchos. qué pasa? por qué no están dejando entrar a nadie después de que cerraran la entrada alrededor de las 16:30 de la tarde, cuando habitualmente la cierran a las 6, muchos se bajaron de sus carros, parquean sus carros, cargando sus cosas, muchos llorando, mucho pánico porque es es un día emocional para las familias. >> en este otro video se logra escuchar la indignación de algunas personas blanca, que es activista y nos dice que ella recibió varias llamadas de la comunidad, estaba muy

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sandra bulak and ryan gosling met in 2002 .year old aspiring actor i immediately fell in love with the thirty-eight-year-old hollywood star. at first she kept the young admirer at a distance, but soon gave up. and fans watched the vibrant romance for a whole year, or just a year. reasons for the breakup. were not disclosed for a long time, ryan later vaguely stated: it was about his career. some people think it's gostling's new on-screen partner. in any case, ryan remembers sandra as the brightest girl in his life and says that she taught him a lot. these relationships made me stronger and taught me to distinguish between love and the desire to help. so sarah jessica parker talks about her romance with robert down ludsch. the actors met at the dawn of their careers in 1984 and soon became one of the most popular. bright couples of hollywood, perhaps they would still be together if not for robert’s addictions. sarah fought as hard as she could, and in the end the romance ended after 7 years. bradley cooper once looked no less im

. >> les saluda sandra cervantes y claudia de la fuente. gracias por su sintonía este viernes.4 rehenes fueron liberados por hamás este video que van a ver fue publicado por el grupo ellos aseguran que se trata del momento en que hacen la entrega de las personas a la cruz roja. estos individuos fueron examinados por personal médico antes de reunirse con sus familias. sin embargo, este acto no marca el fin de la guerra, ya que solo representa un cese al fuego de 4 días y la liberación de estos 24 rehenes aviva la esperanza de las familias que anhelan reencontrarse con sus seres queridos que fueron secuestrados al comienzo del conflicto. y es que, como nos cuenta randy serrano, se espera que la lista de liberados siga creciendo en las próximas horas y la ayuda humanitaria también. >> este viernes un poco de luz entre la oscuridad de la guerra. el primer grupo de rehenes que fueron secuestrados por hamás ya está en suelo israelí. se trata de 24 personas 13 israelíes, entre ellos varios niños y un grupo de tailandeses que habían estado en cautiverio desde el 7 de octubre y que fuer

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