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

sandra? >> sandra: something to watch. thanks, bryan llenas.ction provide a glimpse in to the november election. we'll put that to julia manchester and white house and washington reporter, daniel litman. first to you on that, daniel. >> i think it's -- you can never take one special election and extrapolate it for the entire country. but this is a district where biden is at 30% in the approval ratings. souzzi would not want to come pain with him. so he would give the white house a boost if he wins. even if he has said that he doesn't know if biden will appear as the democratic nominee after the convention. >> sandra: julia? >> yeah, look, i think the district itself is very telling, this is a district that we have seen democrats perform in in the past. we've seen republicans very slowly start to make gains. just look no further than the nassau county executive chair who is a republican. so we're seeing biden and democrats winning at the presidential level or they have in the past, but republicans are winning at the local level and also at the c

sandra. >> sandra: bryan, thank you., a pentagon briefing ahead after a busy weekend in the middle east as you look live in the pentagon briefing room. u.s. and coalition forces launched fresh strikes against iran-backed houthi rebels inside yemen. >> sandra: president biden to visit the southern border, and why he's going later this week and what we can expect once he gets there. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. this is a tempur pedic mattress. and it's designed, to help make aches and pains, a thing of the past by relieving pressure points and supporting your body in a way no other mattress can. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select tempur pedic adjustable mattress sets. >> sandra: a live look at new york city, screen left, outside the roosevelt hotel, a processing center for migrants here, and screen right, drone footage, as president biden arrives in t

i'm sandra smith in new york. john, great to be with you. >> john: should have a simple answer, but didn't. john roberts in washington. our own fox digital reported last month after viewing documents obtained by the house judiciary committee that data shows banks combed through customer's records for terms like maga and trump. >> sandra: pretty unbelievable. and included the names of stores like dick's sporting goods, cabelas, and even bass pro shops. >> john: did you buy a baseball glove from dick's? some say it's invasion of privacy. >> sandra: hillary, thanks for kicking things off for us. did treasury secretary yellen really not have anything to say about the question on surveiling this surveillance scheme? >> yeah, sandra, it's interesting. her response a little surprising and shocking, basically saying we'll look into it, we'll get back to you. the reason why it's a little surprising, she didn't have anything to tell lawmakers when she was here on capitol hill yesterday is because this is something that the

sandra. >> sandra: a lot to take in there. jonathan serrie on that for us.nk you, tom dupree joining us now. great to see you. what is the fate of d.a. willis? >> well, that will be decided in the next week or two, sandra. there is a good chance, in my judgment, this judge will disqualify her from any further involvement based on her conduct in deciding to hire mr. wade. her relationship with him and that sort of thing. there is also a decent chance that people close to the d.a. at some point you would think might step in. take her side and say look, you need to step aside here. we understand you want to maintain your innocence and fight. the greater good and public interest demands you step aside and allow a new team of prosecutors to come into this case. >> sandra: tom, what happens if fani willis is disqualified in the election suit. one says it is difficult to imagine any other district attorneys willing to take up this case. the reason for that is the case is so tainted by virtue of a fani willis conflict of interest the whole thing might need to start

sandra. >> sandra: gillian, thank you. live at the state department. >> a caller stated on the north side of ladybird lake 20 feet in the water he thinks he found a dead body. >> hard to see how it could be an accident. >> john: the mystery deepens in texas after a sixth body is pulled from a river in just over a year. retired nypd inspector paul mauro will weigh in on what we know so far on this case. >> sandra: a live look from the border in eagle pass to the senate floor in washington, where a test vote on the security bill is underway. comes as we get more shocking numbers on the border. we'll have those for you next. if you're a veteran wife, homeowner, and the family bookkeeper, you're the first to know when high rate debt is stressing your budget. but your family's service has earned you a big advantage. the va home loan benefit. with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan, you can pay off high rate credit cards and car loans. and can save $6,000 a year. that's real money you can use to take care of your family

sandra. >> sandra: thank you. >> john: jonathan turley, constitutional law professor and fox news contributor. professor, let's go back to the donald trump case, the real estate fraud case before judge engoron. you said the judgment in the case will make doing business in new york like buying estates in the french revolution. the kathy hochul tried to change that by this. >> i think it's an extraordinarily unusual circumstance that the law abiding and rule following business people have nothing to worry about. they are very different than donald trump and his behavior. >> john: the fact she came out to sooth fears like that, indicates you probably either hit a nerve or you articulated the reality of what people are thinking in new york. >> well, you know, it's a curious defense. what the governor is saying, you don't have to worry if you are not donald trump in new york. that's the problem, that's why the judgment has to be reversed. but for businesses, if the only thing between them and this type of corporate pub

sandra. >> sandra: griff, thank you.> john: sandra, house republicans finally getting to hear from the president's brother james biden. democrats say it was a big nothing burger. ohio congressman jim jordan responds to that coming up next. >> and police confirming a person of interest is now being questioned in the death of that 22-year-old university student. veronica bennet, a mother of a current student who attends that university will be joining us to talk about her concerns right now and safety on that campus. >> there's a real rash of campus and campus-related crime across the country, and as we have seen the inner cities and other areas have these spikes in crime. we handcraft every stearns & foster using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra conforming inner springs, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. save up to $800 on select adjustable mattress sets, at stearnsandfoster.com ♪ believe it or not baby... at university of phoenix... you... you... you... you could earn your...

sandra. >> sandra: ok. thank you, john.ell, it's not looking so good for bidenomics today as a new inflation report comes in higher than expected. prices still up more than 3% compared to a year ago. and now joining us, charles payne of the host of "making money" on fox business. charles, thanks for jumping on with us. alert to the big board, we are watching the dow, and it's a steep selloff today. having its worst day of 2024, in fact almost the worst day in a year because to go back to a selloff this big, you have to go to march of 2023, charles. so, what is causing this level of worry? >> charlie: i want to note the russell 2000, more small cap, domestic-oriented companies are getting far worse than the dow. here is the problem. wall street has baked in the notion that jay powell was done, you know, hiking rates, they were done with the notion that rates would stay higher for longer and would start getting interest rate cuts. wall street assumed there would be seven, so what's frustrating, i have to tell you, it's frustr

buckle, sandra, here we go again. >> sandra: welcome everyone, sandra smith in new york. "america reports". democratic lawmakers are in full damage control mode after the big week last week and many are turning attention away from the report to focus on the president's record. >> john: voters are far from convinced a second term is the best way forward. overwhelming 86% of voters say the president is too old to serve another four years. >> sandra: so right to peter doocy live at the white house. what is the biden team doing to counter growing concerns about the president's age. >> they told us last week this was coming and we saw it for the first time in its now iteration today, trying to turn talk about the president's memory into a joke. >> we are promoting clean energy and industries of the future, made here in america, made in america. what i didn't realize, and i've been around i know it don't look like, i've been around a while. [laughter] i do remember that. [laughter] [cheering] >> and people there laughed but his problem is a lot of people don't think it's a joke

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, david.n: just minutes away from briefings from the white house and the pentagon as president biden signals a ceasefire between israel and hamas may be reached by the end of this coming weekend. but just a short time ago, reuters reports both sides are not as close to a deal as the president suggested. let's bring in retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, former national security adviser to vice president pence and he's in tel aviv and joins us from now. here is what biden said, general, about the potential for a ceasefire while enjoying an ice cream cone. >> my national security adviser tells me that we are close, we are close, not done yet. and my hope is by next monday we'll have a ceasefire. >> john: what are you hearing over there, general, and if there was a ceasefire, what would it look like? general, did we lose you? oh, looks like we have lost the general. all right. well, he -- we were thinking that according to what the president was saying was that a ceasefire might be in the w

sandra. >> sandra: leo terrell, civil rights attorney and fox news contributor. you have been sounding off on this for years, the crisis at the southern border. leo, it appears by what we are seeing and hearing, this is only getting worse. >> sandra, you are right, and governor abbott is doing everything possible. invoking article i, section 10 of the constitution. invasion going on. it's not a military war, it's an army of illegal migrants coming to the country without permission, unlawful intrusion. there is a response by governor abbott, not by president biden who has admitted that the border is not secure, he is taking his constitutional right to protect the citizens of texas. he has a right to protect his state from unlawful entry, sandra. >> sandra: yeah, and just to be clear, you know, you used to be criticized by the left for saying what you just said but you now have a white house who downplayed this for years, and ignored this crisis for years, actually calling it that, a crisis. president biden did so recently, karine jean-pierre and the white house pr

sandra? >> sandra: thanks, mark. we await the president. thank you. president biden and jordan's leader meeting for the first time since that iran backed drone strike killed three american soldiers at a u.s. military outpost in jordan last month. lloyd austin is now back in the hospital. to jennifer griffin now at the pentagon where a briefing just wrapped. what did we hear, jennifer? >> sandra, first of all, as you mentioned. biden is meeting with jordan's king abdullah. the first meeting since the three american troops were killed in jordan two weeks ago. the two were slated to discuss humanitarian efforts in gaza. king abdullah has been calling for a cease fire. hamas still holds more than 100 hostages. the defense secretary was taken to walter reed by his security detail and underwent anesthesia for a nonsurgical procedure. >> all indications, he will recover well and is in good condition and we'll keep you updated. >> secretary austin is expected to resume his duties tomorrow. unlike austin's january 1st emergency visit to the hospital in which h

sandra. >> sandra: jennifer, thank you. robert greenway, director of the heritage center for national defense and former senior director of the national security council. we are hitting the houthis, military is, and yet they continue to fire back rockets and shoot drones at us. 13 of them in the last couple of days. as jennifer pointed out, took down another u.s. drone. does the biden administration need to change tactics here? >> there's no doubt. the math does not work here. iranian calculation is, they incur no costs associated with the material support. looking at a $2,000 drone, or 20,000 ballistic or cruise missile launched at a ship and we are responding with 2 million reaper. providing resources to iran and the houthis and until we make the calculation shift and impose economic costs on the iranian, they have resources to bear and the houthis will use it. >> john: this is not just taking out proxies attacking u.s. forces, you have to go to the head of the snake this time. >> no question about it. and probably less t

sandra. >> sandra: all right. the white house press briefing after a quick break. she is talking about mcconnell's departure. we'll have the news for you when we return. congrats carol! your youngest finally popped the question. but now, you're really going to have to get those new dentures. after all, you need a smile that matches the moment. so this might be a good time to mention that aspen dental can create natural looking dentures in no time. just for you! and that comes with $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping mothers of grooms look their best. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) >> sandra: we've been monitoring the white house press briefing. karine jean-pierre is taking questions about the border visit tomorrow. no mention of that young girl

sandra. >> sandra: trey yengst live in israel for us. you. >> what's really insidious about this is that there is another provision in new york law that requires trump to pony up the full amount or to get a bond for that amount just to appeal this decision. so it is sort of a perverse incentive for figures like this judge. he made this so large it could force trump to liquidate assets in new york just to be able to get other judges to look at this. >> sandra: jonathan turley tore into the massive $355 million civil fraud ruling against former president trump. his legal team is preparing to appeal that ruling which could be very costly to the former president's real estate empire. trump's attorney with this. >> within 30 days even if we choose to appeal this, which we will, we have to post the bond, which is the full amount and some. they know by looking at his statements of financial condition this guy is worth a lot of money. billions and billions of dollars. that didn't even include his brand. what they are doing is a scare tactic. unf

sandra. >> sandra: bring in paul mauro, former nypd detective and fox news contributor, this is a manhunt underway, john. our reporter is going to track down whatever is happening there and we'll get back to her as the news warrants. paul, first to you on what we are learning here. this is obviously devastating for the college campus, parents concerned about their kids on that campus. i mean, what would be happening right now would you imagine from the police force, the georgia bureau of investigations obviously involved, but telling kids you are not necessarily in immediate risk but they don't know where this person is. >> yeah, so obviously a little internally contradictory, coming from the head of campus security, campus police, he's doing his job, trying to make sure there is not panic. but of course with this perp unapprehended and characterizing it as foul play, there must be some level of risk. so obviously processing the crime scene, as large as necessary, a truism of police work, they may expand it, doing all the things we have heard about, looking for footprints, blood spatter,

>> hey, sandra.migrant teenager is inside the courthouse behind me, his family was if the there and he did not speak english so had to use a translator, held without bond again and is facing life behind bars. this is who we are talking about, he's facing charges of attempted murder, assault, attempted assault and weapons possessions. the 15-year-old, this comes after investigators tell us he pulled out a .45 caliber handgun and tried to shoot a security guard inside of a store after he was reportedly shoplifting. he missed the guard and shot a tourist instead, and then fired at police. so, where did figueroa come from? he was from venezuelan, he was living in a migrant center, his defense attorney would not tell us too much about him. watch. >> he is as well as can be expected given the severity of the charges at his young age. he's 15 years of age and does not speak any english. >> what's next for the d.a. is going to present the case to a grand jury tomorrow. sandra. >> all right, alexis, thank you

john, sandra, back to you. >> sandra: thank you, rich.s alert, live to new york city, governor kathy hochul giving an update to see what happens with the migrants. >> we have had to make unprecedented investments to right the ship and we gave last year d.a.s $130 million to implement discovery reform and create a fair and efficient court system. we also had a clarify the bail laws, day 11 of the top priorities, made some changes, the first budget in 2022 and 2023, all of this in consultation with our district attorneys to make sure that we are talking about changes that they could actually implement. collective approach is now working. gun violence is back to historic lows, brought down shootings by over a third, and district attorneys truly have a critical role to play. we also want to make sure that you hear from individuals about how we are making those changes. i'm proud to be here with the president of this association, district attorney john flynn will share how erie county, and another combatting hate crimes. queens district attorn

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sandra. >> sandra: chad pergram is on it. thank you. john. >> john: sandra, thank you.te on a massive public safety bill to fight rising crime in the district. that includes a wave of carjackings, some of which has been deadly. our next guest's son, alberto vasquez was shot and killed in a carjacking spree in d.c. last week. his father joins us now. i can't imagine what your family is going through and we talked about this in the break. we were all shocked to our core when we heard about this. it was somebody who came in from outside of d.c., went on a carjacking spree, shot your son, shot another man, both of them died. what happened in alberto's situation. we know mike gill is the other person shot, was sitting at k street and 9th, nice neighborhood, waiting for his wife to come out of work. the gunman jumped in the car and shot him in the head. what happened with your son? >> my son was a lovable guy, he never would have harmed anyone. he was headed to his car from what we were told and the gunman approached him and he's done what i told him to do all the time. if yo

>> well, good afternoon, sandra. robert her, he concluded his investigation, he is the attorney -- not the attorney general, he was the u.s. attorney for maryland and appointed as the special counsel. we are told it has been sent to congress. we are getting some hand signals last night that was coming along, it's up here now, we are told. merrick garland, the attorney general, he indicated he is committed to releasing the entire report, as much of it as possible and the white house concluded its review this morning and it is not asserting privilege on this. this goes back to 2017. then vice president biden was concluding his time in the obama administration, he was packing up his offices and things, and then some of these documents, which were classified, he shouldn't have taken with him. they wound up at his house in delaware and also at the university of delaware. and what they should have done, they should have sent these to the national archives and that's why there was an investigation into this. so, the report

not prostate cancer, but the type of cancer not yet described, sandra. >> sandra: greg, we'll check backwe get more news. thank you, john. >> john: sandra, joining us on the phone is duncan larcomb, royal family commentator. good to have you with us this afternoon as we tried to deduce what might be going on here, and if you read the tea leaves, doesn't sound like a tremendous sense of urgency. there was no indication he has to go in for any kind of surgery, which would suggest that the cancer was probably contained, potentially found early. what we are hearing from -- what we are hearing from buckingham palace, and hearing from prime minister is well wishes for a full and speedy recovery. how do you read the tea leaves? >> hi, john, when you do the royal job you have to try and read tea leaves. but the small signs, yeah, as you rightfully identified, the palace had been at pains to not play this down but stop any h hysteria. anyone unfortunately diagnosed with cancer is going to go through all kinds of turmoil. but of course many cancers are different and i think it looks as though they

sandra has made it to her studio. "america reports" now. >> question of whether a former president is disqualified for insurrection to be president again is just say it, it sounds awfully national to me. so whatever means there are to enforce it would suggest that they have to be federal national means. >> no, your honor, because ultimately it's this court that's going to decide that question of federal constitutional eligibility and settle the issue for the nation. >> sandra: all right, so any moment now we are expecting to hear directly from the white house. its first reaction to the landmark oral arguments at the supreme court that we all just heard moments ago that could alter the course of the country. hello, welcome everyone, a lot at stake. i'm sandra smith in new york and yes, i did make it up to studio k. >> john: did you take the elevator or the stairs? >> sandra: i did, next time the stairs for sure, that would be a better idea. >> john: good to see you, sandra, john roberts in washington. this is "america

sandra. >> sandra: turned out to be a busy hour here. former president trump says he will appeal the new york judge's historic $355 million fine against him but in order to do that, the billionaire will need to post a nearly $400 million bond within the next 30 days. that could mean being forced off -- to off-load some of his most prominent properties. does team trump have a strong case here? we are going to ask a former whitewater deputy, independent counselor and fox news contributor. what do you think, does he have a strong case here and what happens next in the time frame? >> well, i'll put it to you this way. i'm understanding, i'm not an expert on new york civil fraud law but seems to me there is some real constitutional problems with $355 million judgment when there is no victim, no financial loss of any kind. i think that is a -- you have a ripe argument -- you have an argument for a substantive due process violation but the question is has this been preserved at trial. that i'm not sure of. but it just seems to me to be an outra

sandra. >> sandra: hunter in the hot seat.ill his testimony help or hurt republican's impeachment inquiry efforts. we'll ask florida democrat jared moskowitz, he was in the closed door deposition. and he will join us in moments. >> john: plus, immigration rising as the top of concerns. will biden's visit to the texas border bring any real change. we'll ask brandon judd coming up. >> joe biden's administration allows people in, then when they do something seriously wrong, some kind of crime, he never deports anyone. [dramaticlly beat] introducing, ned's plaque psoriasis. he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. ned? otezla can help you get clearer skin, and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing otezla for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or v

sandra. >> sandra: christina in l.a., thank you. john. >> john: a lot of people have a lot to say about this, including tom homan, perpetrators beat up the police, arrested, released without bail and the very definition of a flight risk by getting on a bus and heading to california. how in the world does this happen? >> you know, i think personal reasons, i own a home in new york, i pay a lot of taxes in new york and i take it personal. governor hochul, i don't care what she says. her actions speak louder than her words. she can say they should be deported but only because a video going worldwide, it's political cover, if she really cared about the illegal aliens committing crimes, the two separate ones she opened in erie county raped a hotel lady they turned into migrant center, and another one a mother was raped in front of her 3-year-old. why don't they call for the deportation of the people arrested, she has several laws from preventing ice and border patrol from doing their job. green light saw says ice and border patrol cannot

. >> sandra: good to be with you, sandra smith in new york. the palace says the king will be postponing-public facing duties as treatment is underway. evening falls there, the statement just out from the palace, what else are we learning so far, greg? >> yeah, just in the past hour we get the news and you can imagine the u.k. is riveted to this breaking information about their king, king charles, diagnosed with a form of cancer. we are told that he is being treated as an outpatient at a clinic in the center of london. he was there today, he left his country home for treatment today. he is now said to be at home. this came after treatment last month of his enlarged prostate. the condition was spotted, spotted swiftly, we don't know what kind of cancer it is, buckingham palace says it's not prostate cancer. in his statement quoting aides, they say the king is very positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to public duties as soon as possible. before this announcement was made his family was notified personally by the king. prin

it was nuts. >> sandra: ford was trying to sell a $1 hundred thousand pickup truck. that much for a pickup truck? [laughter] >> sandra: that was funny. >> bill: give him a chance to answer. >> we did this before. people were shocked in 1903 forms of vehicles. water, steam, electric, and combustion engine. and steam and electric had 35% market share each. american public chose internal combustion engine. in 1939 the last electric vehicle company went out of business. we thought we put it to bed. this is not about economics and vehicles and something to do with destroying industry, for-profit industries that hire a lot of people. >> bill: thank you, charles. >> sandra: it's nice. >> now you have to show pictures. >> bill: we'll get to it. chicago students now falling for further behind 75% below grade level in reading. 80% in path. why are school officials celebrating? we'll roll the tape next. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered r

sandra: thanks so much. mentioned, the man accused of murdering that 22-year-old nursing student lincoln riley is an illegal immigrant from venezuela who crossed into the united states in 2022. live from athens, georgia, madison, what do we know about the suspect's first court appearance that happened today? madison:26-year-old josÉ antonio iberra, the judge denied him bond but this is a terrifying situation, everyone in the athens community has a lot of people devastated. i want to bring in mary catherine, a junior at uta. you told me you have a lot of mutual friends with lincoln. tell me how they are feeling, how everyone is feeling and a little bit about who lincoln was as a person. >> i never had the privilege to meet lincoln but i had close friends who i know are hurting right now, she just was such a great person, she was in nursing school, very dedicated to her sorority, family and friends and i've seen videos of her online, it's heartbreaking because that's a smart, bright young lady who loved her ru

sandra. >> sandra: david spunt at the justice department.n. >> john: to atlanta, where a motion hearing for fani willis is underway. a judge overseeing former president trump's georgia interference case will determine whether willis and prosecutor nathan wade will testify on their alleged misconduct. let's bring in jonathan turley, george washington university law professor and fox news contributor. immediately at issue, jonathan, is when the relationship between fani willis and nathan wade began. they insist that it did not start until after wade was hired in 2022, but wade's former divorce lawyer, who is also a colleague at his law firm, terrence bradley, claims the relationship began way back in 2021 before fani willis even became the attorney general. that's a huge discrepancy. >> it is, and the universe getting stranger and stranger. a former counsel, let alone a former partner does not come forth with evidence suggesting you have lied. but what makes this very serious is that these alleged false statements were put into an affidavit wh

sandra smith in new york. john, great to be with you kicking off this friday afternoon. >> john: if you thought yesterday was a day, today is just as much. i'm john roberts in washington. and this is "america reports". it's a presidency in peril, the 81-year-old biden appeared agitated as he addressed the nation and tried to reassure the american people he is fit to serve. >> sandra: one former biden aide saying the democrats' current dilemma, like taking the car keys away from your parents. some liberal lawmakers are telling americans there is nothing to see here. >> john: well, let's see if that remains the case. fox team coverage, ben and dr. saphier, his department of justice says he has a "poor memory." first peter doocy who asked the key question, any plan for the president to change the way he operates after this report? >> yes, and no, john, there is going to be a change in the way that classified material is handled. we are told we will get those details in the next couple days but president biden has

sandra smith, you are a jogger. >> sandra: we have a race still coming, gently?e: i'm hurt. >> sandra: [laughs] >> jesse: this is not what the story highlights, is it? >> sandra: that headline highinfuriates me as a runner. you know i love to run. his message now that, because we had let illegal immigrants, some of which are part of these heinous crimes, including thisis one, where this man killed a 22-year-old college student, that now the college students and young women all around them, country, we are supposed to just change our activities? we are supposed to change our lives, adapt to this new normal that is men coming into this country and violently killing college students who feel like they arestud safe on their camp? preparing for that interview with governor kemp out of georgia earlier today on "americaearl reports," i pulled sound from kamala harris. this would have been whe kamn tt man was walking over our border. kamala harris, the border isris, secure. that september 2022. kjp, the border is not open. in a hearing, same date, secretary mayorkas was

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. hunter biden is appearing. the interview was originally scheduled for december of the hunter showed up and held a news conference instead. >> let me state as clearly as i can, my father was not financially involved in my business. not as a practicing lawyer, a board member of burisma, not in my partnership with a chinese private businessman. not in my investments at home or abroad and certainly not as an artist. >> bill: today's deposition will go for hours. republicans press hunter on his overseas business dealings and whether or not his father was involved in those. >> sandra: congressman issa is one of the lawmakers interviewing hunter. we'll speak to him in a moment. first to david spunt to set things up for us on capitol hill. hi, david. >> the question is what will hunter biden say to lawmakers behind closed doors? he is facing two criminal federal trials. one in california and one in delaware right now. it is not clear what he is actually going to say. this is a culmination of a year's work of republican

don't jump ahead. >> sandra: i digress!reg. >> greg: go ahead. >> sandra: i think it is a really real thought you are hearing from democrat start to say it loud. thank you, greg. >> greg: you are quite welcome. you look great, by the way. >> sandra: you look great, too. >> greg: coming up, the media is upset for republicans seizing on a border crisis that is gettg americans killed. ♪ ♪ jorge has always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide exceptional care. plus free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance and 20% off treatment plans. making it easier to get started with quality care. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. hey. you seein' this? wait... where's the dish? there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a sate

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sandra, univisiÓn.un grupo de simpatizantes del mandatario mexicano a manifestarse esta tarde frente a las instalaciones del diario en manhattan. alguna de las pancartas tenÍan frases como "amlo no estÁ solo" o " somos millones con usted". >> todo tu pueblo estÁ aquÍ de una manera respetuosa manifestando, expresando su opiniÓn del pueblo que te apoya, seÑor presidente. felix: tambiÉn en redes sociales circularon mensajes y vÍdeos sobre protestas, mucho de ellos criticando a los que protestaban enfrente de las instalaciones. y en estados unidos continÚa a toda marcha las elecciones primarias republicanas y tras la victoria de d donald trump en carolina del sur, el prÓximo enfrentamiento serÁ en mi sigan pese a su derrota en su estado natal donde fue gobernadorados veces, afirma que seguirÁ luchando por la nominaciÓn, desde charlestÓn pedro nos habla delllamado super martes. [mÚsica] pedro: en mi sigan continÚa ahora la contienda de las primarias republicanas que buscan escoger el nominado presidente de e

see you on the other side of that. >> sandra: thank you. our coverage continues now with team coverage. shannon bream, general keith kellogg, but kerri kupec urbahn, fox news legal editor and former counselor with attorney general bill barr. what struck you? >> referenced someone from the mueller team said it was inappropriate what rob hur had done, exactly what mueller did to donald trump. hundreds of pages of extra information, ham strung or ruined the first couple of years of donald trump's presidency, and i think this sticks out particularly in my mind because it was my job when i was at doj to disseminate that report to the public. and i remember thinking at the time how uncomfortable i felt that the department of justice was putting out a report criticizing the conduct of someone that we were not indicting, and yet here we are again seeing doj do the same thing to joe biden and i personally think there should be a change, the special counsel regulations. i do not think these reports are good for justice. there should be a simple guilt

sandra huller is brilliant.— whether it is best actress for that are best supporting actress for a zone _ are best supporting actress for a zone of— are best supporting actress for a zone of interest, because she is absolutely fantastic. and what is so great _ absolutely fantastic. and what is so great about anatomy of a fopr people who don't— great about anatomy of a fopr people who don't know, she is a woman, a german— who don't know, she is a woman, a german woman living in france and her husband — german woman living in france and her husband falls out of their attic window— her husband falls out of their attic window and dies. did he jump, her husband falls out of their attic window and dies. did hejump, did she push— window and dies. did hejump, did she push him? and all the way through— she push him? and all the way through the film, you are not sure, and what _ through the film, you are not sure, and what was so brilliant is that the director said to sandra huller, i am _ the director said to sandra hull

>> sandra: thank you, greg.ughter] always a pleasure to join your parable wrap this up succinctly. i think those were two moments of really important honesty. the obama -- the obama ada, sounding more -- not a unique thought, while many at home are having this as they watch the current president, still something that is being said by the left. and on the move in michigan, the call for a cease-fire while holding ice-cream cone. busting the president's chops saying he only cares about politics and is just trying to avoid embarrassment in michigan. i will finish with this thought. while he is standing there with that ice cream, think about that moment where there are americans all over the country who are skipping ice cream because they can't afford it right now. the presidents own u.s. department of agriculture just came out with spending prices. the american people are spending more of their disposable income on food, whether it's grocery or at the restaurant, van and over 30 test out than they have in over 30 ye

sandra. >> sandra: bring in paul mauro, former nypd detective and fox news contributor, this is a manhunt underway, john. our reporter is going to track down whatever is happening there and we'll get back to her as the news warrants. paul, first to you on what we are learning here. this is obviously devastating for the college campus, parents concerned about their kids on that campus. i mean, what would be happening right now would you imagine from the police force, the georgia

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me recuerda mucho a sandra, aunque yo creo que sandra va a estar muy tranquila el domingo, no va a sufriren el área de la bahía, en el aeropuerto, el ambiente impresionante. y al aterrizar a las vegas. sí, definitivamente esa invasión roja dura. y nosotros, los de la bahía, somos distintos. nos hacemos notar. así que nos las estamos pasando muy bien. un poquito de frío, pero la estamos pasando realmente muy bien en esta cobertura especial de telemundo 48. bueno, piensa en el domingo, piensa en el triunfo y se te va a quitar el frío. nos vemos max. gracias. domina. la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyota responde toyota. vayamos antes de accidentarse más detalles esta noche en vivo a las 11. oiga, nosotros en noticiero telemundo 48 consideramos a todos ustedes como nuestra familia. por eso hoy queremos compartir una noticia que nos deja el corazón partido nuestra vicepresi de noticias rosi silva emprende vuelo profesional a otra estación de telemundo, se traslada como vicepresidenta de noticias en dallas, texas. rose llegó a telemundo 48 en 2017 y gracias a su l

sandra mitchell. mr speaker, this has _ amendment. sandra mitchell.eady been . amendment. sandra mitchell. mr| speaker, this has already been an extremely interesting debate. we heard from the honourable gentleman the shadow foreign secretary... i will give way later but i am not giving way for the moment. mr speaker, he spoke about the huge benefit of us speaking with one voice. we heard the memberfor foyle talk about the more cohesion in the house existing than people currently think. we heard from another member about the importance of there being some humility, i think it was the honourable gentleman, the shadow foreign secretary, because members of parliament are not in the room. i emphasise that the government is in the room and there was a call that we should lift the tone today. room and there was a cull that we should lift the tone for today. he says, the another gentleman for tottenham, we should come together. and i submit that the right thing to do tonight is to support the government's motion, the opposition has been very supportive in th

oscar nominee sandra huller is here. we have music from shaed.nd we'll be right back with lionel richie. so stick around! >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. tonight, she's an oscar nominee for best actress who stars in two best picture nominees "anatomy of a fall" and "the zone of interest." sandra huller is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later a trio from washington d.c. their new song is called "everybody knows i'm high." music from shaed. [ cheers and applause ] next week, we've got new shows including selena gomez, paul giamatti, jeff goldblum, colman domingo, jenny slate, tyler james williams. the cast of "oppenheimer." cillian murphy, emily blunt, and robert downey jr. will be here. we'll have music from lukas nelson and the promise of the real, chromeo and the beaches. please join us for all of that. last night, all over the planet, millions, if not billions, of humans made vigorous love to the sounds of our first guest's music. he returns to "american idol" sunday night here on abc and his incredible documentary about "we are the w

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sandra, sandra! lo and behold, it's not only a commercial hit, but it's considered an artistic hit. and the winner is sandra bullock in the blind side. being at the oscars, that itself was-- wow. when i saw sandra get the oscar, it was amazing. her speech was always uplifting, funny, and to the point. to the family that allowed me to play them, the tuohy family, i know they're in here and you'll probably hear her in a minute. so i would like to thank what this film was about for me, which are the moms that take care of the babies and the children no matter where they come from. when sandra bullock won the oscar, it legitimized the story. and leigh anne tuohy and her husband sean were the ambassadors of what it looks like to be kind and to be generous and to be christian. thank you for coming out. leigh anne tuohy and her husband sean became media darlings. the real leigh anne tuohy. leigh anne tuohy. leigh anne tuohy. this is leigh anne tuohy. leigh anne tuohy. leigh anne tuohy joins us now. leigh anne joins us this morning. nice to see you. leigh anne tuohy speaks from experience.

from ems and community paramedicine, deputy chief sandra tong report on the ems and community paramedicine divisions. >> jeanine nicholson, chief of department. the floor is yours. >> thank you, very much. present morgan and president morgan and commissioner feinstein and vice president fraser and commissioner collins my name is jeanine nicholson, chief of department. my report since our last commission meeting in january. >> we do indeed have a new department position starting in march as dr. portfolio i invited invited you all but dr. stephen changing will get an announcement out to you today but he'll be starting in march and many he comes from dph and works out of clinic right now. and um, he will be um, transitioning over like i said in march so super excited about that and in a couple of last couple of weeks i attend as city hall with chief and others. and heard a really good sort of (clearing throat) summary in 2022 and chief will pack about that today, if not but a lot of good work done and i spoke with an ems advanced academy and people wanted to be paramedics we offended that cla