sandra? >> sandra: thank you, aishah. officer killed by a career criminal. dave rubin joins us on how to stop the surge of violent crime in the big apple. we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what's yours. 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. (♪) somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them. she didn't know they were talking to her. i just could not hear. i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair. but nobody even sees them. our nearly invisible hearing aids are just one reason we've been the brand leader for over 75 years. when i finally could hear for the first time, i could hear everything. call miracle-ear at 1-800-234-7090 and schedule your free hearing evaluation today. voices of peop

>> great to be with you, sandra.always considering the multitude of business entities that are connected to the biden family, i forget the total number. it is a lot. the millions and millions of dollars that are flowing into those businesses, meanwhile those businesses have no product they can sell, no service that they can sell, nothing that you can attach all of this inbound revenue to. given that fact, the only reasonable explanation that's left logically is influence peddling. and joe biden is the person with influence. he has been for decades the person with influence. so the hunter team is doing their best to try to keep the dots from being connected to joe biden, but there is really nowhere else the dots could logically lead except to joe biden because he is the brand. joe biden is the brand. he is the only thing that they can sell in terms of influence. so this is where the committee is going. this is where the investigators are going. the real effort is going to be to connect the dots. hunter, we've seen so

sandra smith in today. i'm sure sandra remembers it, too. >> sandra: fox news alert as we top the a new hour. leticia james campaigned on getting trump and now the clock is ticking. the former president needs to fork over nearly half a billion dollars by monday to even be able to appeal his civil fraud suit verdict. critics say her entire prosecution was personal and political. this is "the faulkner focus." sandra smith in for harris. the president's team says he is unable to secure a bond of that size, enormous mag any tut calling it unprecedented. a practical impossibility and grossly disproportion nall. the former president has asked a court for a pause on monday's due date or accept a portion of the tab, $1 hundred million. constitutional law attorney jonathan turley with this. >> basically his position is in order to get a any other judge look at what i've done to you you have to come up with a half billion dollars to appeal. a judge saying we'll take your house away. appeal my decision but sell your h

sandra? >> sandra: james comer says he will be inviting president biden to testify in the influence peddling impeachment probe, david live at the justice department photos, expect them to show up, david? >> we know he wants them to show up whether he expects a sitting president to come before congress and testify is in a different story, sources from both sides of the i'll say it is unlikely a sitting president would do so although homer says he will extend the invitation in the next few days. he posted on socl media "i will invite president joe biden to the hut site oversight committee to explain why his family received tens of millions of dollars from foreign companies with his assistance" hunter biden was a no-show yesterday his name in front of an empty share in the hearing room and examined alleged influence peddling. tony bobulinski the former hunter business associate who says joe biden is the brand false in the biden family making its living off influence peddling. >> my biggest appea

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: and john roberts in washington. good to be with you, sandra. this is "america reports". just months ago the fbi director warned congress that so many migrants are flooding across our border that law enforcement cannot possibly keep up. >> the threats that come from the other side of the border are very much consuming all 56 of our field offices, not just in the border states. any time you have a group of people in the united states that we don't know nearly enough about, that is a source of concern for us. >> sandra: and now an illegal immigrant has been charged with killing 22-year-old nursing student laken riley. police say the suspect's brother, who is also in the country illegally, may have ties to a dangerous venezuelan street gang. so what is the president doing about all of this? apologizing for calling the suspect an illegal immigrant? >> you used the word illegal when talking about the man who allegedly killed. >> undocumented. >> laken riley. >> undocumented person. >> you regret using that word. >> yes. >> john: you regret using that

this is going to be a big week, sandra, in so many ways. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. those chants calling for the end of israel seemed shocking when they began just months ago. but jewish students say the reality on campus is far worse. we have fox team coverage for you begins now. shocking rise in hate speech. but first let's get to molly line live from harvard university on its response to the subpoena. what is harvard's response? >> yeah, thus far harvard's response has been they are making good faith responses to the requests made by the committee, that they are continuing to cooperate with the investigating committee, but they call that subpoena unwarranted. the chair woman of the house education and workforce committee, virginia fox, has repeatedly scolded harvard deeming the ivy league institution to document requests severely insufficient, noting quality, not quantity what the committee wants to see as they delve into harvard's failure to protect jewish students. last week during an emotional roundtable, jewish students from nine colleges and universities desc

sandra. >> sandra: renewed push on capitol hill for a shorter work week.e sanders is behind the proposal. hillary vaughan just caught up with him and asked him about that bill which led to this exchange. >> it seems like democrats want businesses to be taxed more, pay their workers -- >> really, is that what you think? excuse me, excuse me. >> i didn't get done with the question. >> hold it. ok. we held a hearing on a 32-hour work week because what we have seen is that over the last 50 years despite a huge increase in worker productivity, almost all of the wealth has gone to the top 1% while 60% of the people living paycheck to paycheck. many of our people are exhausted. we work the longest hours of any people in the industrialized world. i think it's time for a shortened work week. >> ask you a question about that. seems like democrats want businesses to be taxed more, paid -- pay their -- >> that's not my assumption. i don't think so. >> pay their workers more, lower prices and pay people not to work. >> how are businesses going to survive that. how can

sandra?k facing increased pressure as lawmakers are looking to force byte dance to tell off the subpoena. potential buyers are lining up. this is getting interesting. kelly o'grady is on it. who wants to buy it? >> definitely is getting interesting, sandra. there's two buckets. the investor groups and p.e. firms and more strategic companies. steve mnuchin shared he's evaluating a bid. and former active vision ceo's has looked at it. our charlie gasparino is reporting that oracle and microsoft has jumped in. they were in the mix the last time around. any player has to look at three criteria. can they afford it and will the u.s. government approve it. lawmakers have shared concerned around antitrust. >> i have too many concerns about concentration. i was glad to see donald trump's treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, put out word that he was trying to put together a group of investors. >> so sandra, lots of folks in the mix, this is all hypothetical. the senate has not passed it. back to you. >>

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sandra. >> sandra: thank you, aishah. the president of the federal reserve bank of chicago, great to have you back, good to see you. >> great to see you again, sandra. >> sandra: this was biden last night and he announced a lot of new spending. listen here. >> this money is part of a larger $5 billion investment led by the department of transportation for 37 major projects. total, my administration has canceled $127 billion in student debts for nearly 3.6 million americans. we are investing $2 billion to help more farmers adopt practices to fight climate change. $1 billion to fix aging critical rural infrastructure. during the pandemic, invested $350 billion in american rescue plan. >> sandra: obviously a montage of the spending biden has talked about over the past several months. is that a good idea when we are still seeing sky high prices, austin? >> well, look, sandra, you know that a year ago i moved over to the fed and once you are a fed man, you are not in the fiscal policy business. so congress has tasked the fed w

sandra. >> sandra: all right.an 9 million job openings in the united states right now, according to the latest labor department data and the youngest members of the workforce are not filling those jobs at the rate that you might expect. 38% of employers avoid hiring recent graduates and 58% say they are unprepared for the office. the next guest is a tiktok star with more than 2 million followers helping gen zers get back in the office -- i shouldn't say get back, when you look at the generation, those born in the mid to late 90s to the 2010s, they could be 14, 15, but in the 20s. >> you have to think about them as them, and what they went through. they are a product of their environment. imagine graduating high school and college in the middle of a pandemic, living the life through the zoom screen and i don't believe they are just competing with each other but with millennials as well and everybody is shuffling and looking for new jobs and a lot of gen z's are getting jobs. >> sandra: i would be curious what you a

. >> sandra: ok. democrats and the far left media taking a victory lap over president biden's state of the union address, but as the president leaves the white house moments from now, kicking off his 20-state bidenomics blitz. today's job report is renewing fears that inflation will remain stubbornly high as americans head to the ballot box this fall. hello, welcome, i'm sandra smith in new york. great to have you here today. >> aishah: good to be with you, happy friday to you. aishah hasnie in for john roberts. "america reports". yes, the u.s. economy adding 275,000 jobs and unemployment rate slightly ticking up to 3.9%. the hot labor market raising concerns the fed could increase borrowing costs and hike interest rates soon. >> sandra: people are watching it so closely, huge consequences for american families. gerry baker why americans are not buying the rosy picture on the economy. >> aishah: and hammering the president's record on inflation, but first jacqui heinrich live. what's the president's m

with that, ready to go, sandra? >> sandra: ready to go. welcome, everyone, this is "america reports". today's visit is part of the campaign blitz to visit every swing state this month. polls show biden trailing president trump in several battleground states he won in 2020. >> john: complete coverage to kick us off this afternoon. juan williams and chris bedford moments away. >> sandra: molly line is in new hampshire, what is the president hoping to accomplish there? >> perhaps mend a few fences as you mentioned, john mentioned, he skipped the primary, the first in the nation primary state, notably he did win via the write-in campaign. general election, hitting the battleground states. his first trip to new hampshire since april 2022. in 2020, the former vice president biden, he did win here, he beat trump by 7%, and today expected to speak at the ymca, and similar playbook, focus on healthcare, lowering costs, including the cost of prescription drugs, introducing three policies he wants congress to pass, $2,000 cap on prescription drugs, $

sandra. >> sandra: well, john, as the u.s.ck market continues to hit record highs, some of america's richest business leaders are selling billions worth of their stock. why is that happening? we'll put it to robert wolf and steve moore. we'll dig in. plus this. >> immigration was the number one issue, i mean, again, these could change, in virginia. >> virginia does have a border with west virginia. very contested area. >> john: liberal media hosts laughing it up over immigration in virginia as an illegal migrant there is now charged with sexually abusing a child. we will talk to governor glenn youngkin why the border is such a big issue in the commonwealth and what he's doing to address it. anthony: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empowering you... to get real with your health care provider. talk to them about low

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sandra, great to be with you. >> sandra: thanks for having me i'm sandra smith. backing israel's right to defend itself against hamas trying to appease the deeply divided wings of his own party. growing opposition to israel's military operations in gaza. biden contradicting himself and backtracking after calling a military incursion into rafah a red line. netanyahu responded earlier today. >> there is no red line i will cut off all weapons so they don't have the iron dome to protect them or they don't have -- there are red lines if he crosses and cannot have 30,000 more palestinians dead as a consequence of going after. there are other ways to deal and to get to and deal with the -- with the trauma caused by hamas. >> we can't have 2/three of a victory. hamas will key re- constitute itself with the four battalions in rafah and do the october 7th massacre over and over again. that's a red line. we can't let hamas survive. >> dana: trey yengst is live in tel aviv, israel, with more. >> there is growing tension between president biden and israeli prime minister neta

john and sandra. >> sandra: and we will certainly be listening for that. thank you. >> john: joining us by phone is florida senator rick scott. appreciate it. what's going on in haiti raises two very significant issues. first of all, there are a number of americans who are trapped there and begging to get out, don't know the exact number. what should the biden administration do on that front and expect as we have seen in the past before, boat loads of haitians trying to escape the country, and sometimes the small boats designed to hold maybe 80 people have 2 or 300 people on them. making their way to the shores of florida. so, what should the biden administration do to prepare for that? >> well, first off, it's really heartbreaking. we have a lot of haitians that live in my state, and so you you know, i'm talking to them about what's happening there and they are scared to death for their families that are still there. so look, this is -- this is the political unrest that's been caused by a biden administration that doesn't know what it's doing. to appease

here we go again, sandra. >> sandra: good to be with you, sandra smith in new york. the latest polling shows biden and trump neck and neck. age issues are dogging president biden but former president trump maybe has a ceiling in his support. >> john: house speaker mike johnson is here to talk about the path forward for the party and how the former president can potentially unite republican voters. >> sandra: looking forward to that. alex hoff in washington, who do voters see as the stronger candidate. >> looks like voters are not necessarily looking at strength of candidate as they are the weakness of the opponent, and right now neither former -- for former president trump or president biden have the 270 electoral votes needed. trump coming in with a slight lead, 251 to 241 at this point. one reason for that, president biden struggling to keep hold of key voter groups. fox news polling shows that 28% of black voters now support trump, that is seven times the number that supported him in february of 2020. president biden also hurting on the issues with heavy disapprov

because -- >> you are smart, sandra, you know that. >> sandra: thank you very much.g and telling americans heading to the ballot box things are important. they are not feeling that and showing up in every single poll. i'm not saying -- this is a fox news poll on the percent of republicans and democrats, robert who say the economy is in bad condition. 92% of republicans, more than half of democrats. 52%. and i want to finish off with this, i'll give you two seconds. credit card debt under this president, i cannot focus on this enough. >> a trillion dollars. >> sandra: when you are under -- in a situation you are trying to tame the sky high prices and you've got to have rising interest rates to bring them down, and you've got this massive amount of credit card debt accumulating, it's a big red flag for a lot of wall street economists. >> there's no question consumer credit is a red flag. we live in a consumer driven country, we spend more than we make. that has not changed in decades. that's what we are as a country. >> sandra: steve, final final. >> i know a guy who c

sandra. >> sandra: which is so important. mike emanuel, great to see you.ts attorney and fox news contributor. we recently in the last week or so had mayor muriel bowser here in washington, d.c., sign a new crime deal that significantly covered up criminal teas for criminals and that we had a terrific shooting. not that far from the capital one arena obviously it takes a while for the effects of the crime bill to go into play, but good lord, what's up kind of society are we living in these days? >> we are living in a society, john, that looks the other way if you live in a democratic city peers let me be as clear as possible and honest. that bill that she signed is meaningless. it has to get congressional approval and it has to get funding. you know who is missing? where is the u.s. attorney's office question what people don't understand this. u.s. attorney's office is responsible for prosecuting crime. where is matthew graves? ever since the riots and george floyd, muriel bowser is the same mayor who wanted to defund the police. but there is no enforcement

i'm sandra smith in new york. john, hello to you. >> john: so many interesting things this week and more to come tomorrow. i'm john roberts in washington, and this is "america reports". ashleigh merchant represents one of the 19 co-defendants and initially filed the motion to have willis dismissed. a central argument to have her removed from the case rests on claims that the fulton county d.a. benefitted financially from the decision to hire her lover. >> sandra: today merchant honed in on when the two started that relationship, telling lawmakers there is proof to contradict the timeline from willis and wade. all right, so, jonathan is live outside the georgia senate committee room where all things just went down. today's proceedings, jonathan, what is this committee trying to determine, exactly? >> sandra, the republican leaders of this bipartisan committee say they want to get to the bottom of whether any public funds were misused and whether fani willis's affair with nathan wade represented a conflict of intere

sandra?been looking forward to federal chair or reserve jerome powell has started his press conference after announcing the fed has decided to unanimously so leave the headline and fed funds rate unchanged. but the fed is expecting three rate cuts this year, three and 235, three and 2026 because they do see inflation coming down albeit slowly. we will monitor this for news and will bring anything from that to you as it happens, john? >> john: back to our top story of the day the house oversight committee on influence peddling assumed to resume moments from now come the star witness hunter biden decided not to show up just months after he said he wants to testify in public. let's bring in florida congressman byron donalds, compelling tested stomach testimony today who was hunter biden's former business partner, let's listen to a little bit of what he said here. >> it is clear to me joe biden was the brand being sold by the biden family. and his family's former influence peddling operation from

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sandra? >> sandra: thank you, aishah. dave rubin joining us, host of the rubin report. people being pushed into subways, women being attacked, this fallen police officer out in massapequa. why would you have the new york city mayor insisting this is just the way people f feel? >> sandra, he can twist the numbers and percentages any which way he wants, that i lived in new york city from 1999 until 2013. giuliani was a mayor for the good portion of that, and mike bloomberg, who extend most of giuliani's policies is related to policing. and the city was largely safe. crime dropped across the board. there was an influx of people coming in. eric adams has extended most of bill de blasio's policies as mayor. see you can go into stories and steal what you want. we know because they don't back the blue that the best police officers have fled. many of them have moved to florida where ron desantis has given big bonuses to former nypd officers. this is just a sort of microcosm of almost everything that the left has done wrong in virtually every big city. people do not feel safe th

lgive me a second. >> greg: sandra?od. tell me about it. it's so popular and that is why only take the blade and a private copter on the west side. i get there in like 25 minutes. i haven't been to the hamptons. >> harold: i'm just glad no one on this table said democrats. >> greg: i was going to say nude beaches. used to be so quiet. okay, this is a great question linda asks: would you rather go back in time to meet your ancestors or travel into the future to meet your descendants sandra? >> sandra: definitely back in time to meet my ancestors. >> greg: wide? >> sandra: fear of what the future looks like. and knowledge of where i come from. >> greg: that's selfish. okay. >> pete: definitely back to eat my ancestors. >> greg: really? >> pete: yes, we don't know enough at all -- i'm not interested in maybe two generations ago, maybe six or seven or eight. when they were fishing in norway. >> greg: when you meet them -- >> sandra: are you norwegian? >> pete: 100%. >> greg: the cool things you have. >> pete: you get to bri

sandra. >> sandra: griff, thank you. and we will have super tuesday covered for you, and don't miss special live coverage tonight once polls begin to close, 7:00 p.m. eastern time with bret baier and martha maccallum leading our coverage live from new york. and john, i really do think it's going to come down to a question on the economy in some of these states, where voters head to the polls and they look back at their life three years ago and compare to what it is now, economy, inflation, rising prices and while this is an administration that is telling them that things are better and economic policies are working, poll after poll and look back at the fox news voter analysis from the previous primaries, show people don't feel great about the economic environment right now. >> john: as we pointed out time and time again as well, and immigration was very big in south carolina, it was big in new hampshire, it was big in iowa. so, that will likely play a role, particularly in the texas primary going on today. we are waiting

i'm sandra smith. >> john: sandra, see you tomorrow. i'm off.o have knee surgery. >> sandra: best to her. >> john: a little meniscus tear. i'm john roberts. "the story" with more that starts right now. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. good afternoon, everybody. i'

sandra. >> sandra: just a horrific story in so many ways. thank you.esident biden as he delivers his state of the union tonight. will he be able to reset his floundering re-election campaign with his message to america? martha maccallum, elise stefanik and larry kudlow all joining us in the next hour with a preview. >> sandra: and oregon is making a u-turn on a first of its kind law that legalized drugs. the state is having a change of heart after three years. elite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. anthony: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times gr

>> that's just it, sandra. the head of the largest union representing the drivers in the chicago transit authority says he wants to see the guardsmen deployed in chicago just like they are in new york to check for weapons and prevent crime on the l-trains and cta buses. this follows that announcement last week from kathy hochul to dispatch the guardsmen on the new york city subway system. the president of the transit union 241 says he wants the presence of the guard to protect his drivers. the police have their hands full in this town. half the people arrested for an incident on an a bus or l-train wearing ankle monitors. nothing stops them from becoming a threat again. >> my drivers feel helpless and feel like sitting ducks. when the police do arrest somebody we pick up the same person the next day that brings us the same issue even more agitated and even more going off on us. we feel like sitting ducks and we feel helpless. it is not just in chicago. this is transit throughout the country. >> as an example hi

>> sandra: are you happy?r bringing it up, want to travel on the road and just this week and i will be going on the road a lot and when i meet americans on the road, we are and i say with the greatest of humility we are all one nation under god the nicest people in the world and i see it 99.9% i say it on the radio every morning we are a good people. they are trying to divide us. i love what you and john are doing here on fox every day in new york go to you are our go to for news. and stephen moore comes on the show like a we have but wolf a biden guy but it was great nobody fighting. >> sandra: we miss you, come back soon. >> sandra: we love you too. >> john: i think he should go on stage with a lego head, unknown comedian, tongues may be wagging about his brother and sister-in-law but now as harry may be in real trouble while one group wants his immigration records. what is that all about? everyone say space pod! (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals are just for likes, try one where you'll

sandra? >> sandra: box cameras were rolling as i.c.e.gents arrested three mexican nationals in los angeles, all three have lengthy criminal histories and were in the country illegally, a film allusion was embedded with the ic stomach ice details how are they making it easier to do the job? >> i assessed were completely alone when they have to target these dangerous aliens on the streets of l.a. we embedded with ice and saw them arrest three convicted felons. it's 4:00 a.m. in los angeles and this team of officers has some targets, a mexican woman previously convicted of trafficking opioids in l.a. >> she was selling opioids for me shop in one of the local areas. to minors. >> after surveilling the area she has spotted leaving her home in a pickup truck. i.c.e. officers swung the street, pulled over and arrest her. ice says she is a convicted felon who has artie been deported from the u.s. four times during her intake, ice found several thousands of dollars in cash on her. the convicted felon is behind me getting processed right now and i

asking americans to give him four more years. >> john: john roberts in washington. >> sandra: good to be with you i'm sandra smith in new york this is america reports, president biden has maintained that everything there went according to plan in afghanistan, but as we know tens of thousands of allies were left behind and a suicide bomber killed 13 u.s. service members at the kabul airport. their families are still demanding answers. >> john: one of those killed was sergeant taylor hoover, who serve the marines several decades on his third tour in afghanistan, his father will join us with reaction to today's testimony but first we'll go back to the hearing, smith in new jersey as the question the generals. >> in gaza where we can discuss the incredible difficulties of urban warfare and how the top expert on urban warfare at west point has said israel has done at least a good of job as any other military in military stomach minimizing civilian casualties given the difficulties of urban warfare. instead, we have what appeared a highly politicized hearing trying to blame biden. and this

sandra?> sandra: i'm really curious to listen to the rest of your interview because, obviously, as we get closer and closer to election day, a lot can change over the next few months. law and order is going to be a huge message that this candidate continues to push. and it's one that's going to be harder and harder for the current president. >> brian: and you are right. he is going to have to be in court while they are raising a ton of money. everyone is going to be outraised. to your point set up the full screen. at the end of the day, you have to make a choice. who is the one that really cares about you. one was hugging the widow. >> lawrence: right. >> brian: the other one was with will arnett. who do you relate to more? a 30-year-old that has to raise a 1-year-old on their own after their husband, who is probably making $45,000 a year gave his life on a weekend in the worst section of new york city because he saw a crime about to develop? and he is up encountering one of the meanest, murd

: hey, ben, it's sandra here. we secured a copy of the "wall street journal" this morning on this one year marking one year since he went to that russian prison, the reason for the "wall street journal" doing this his story should be here is the headline. a year in that russian prison, stolen story, stolen joy, stolen memories, the crime journalism. as we know journalism is not a crime we are all left wondering what is going to happen and when eventually will he be released releasedfrom from this prison? >> no. it's a very good question at the moment vladimir putin does not seem in a rush to make any swap deals. we have seen a couple of swap deals in the last year or two years. trevor reed and bryan released. there is one prisoner that vladimir putin wants back and is he held in a german prison at the moment. it's unclear when that is going to happen. certainly evan's parents were saying that they had a promise from president biden that he would do everything he can to get him back. again, vladimir putin doesn't s

sandra, univisiÓn. maity: pasamos con la historia de otros niÑos migrantes. han venido aumentando los Últimos meses. para saber mÁs pasamos en vivo en nueva york con fabiola. buenas noches, fabiola. fabiola: y ver a estos menores de edad trabajando, vendiendo caramelos, ya sea en las calles o sistema de metro de la ciudad es una de las seÑales mÁs claras de la llegada de mÁs de 180.000 inmigrantes a esta ciudad en los Últimos dos aÑos. tambiÉn es una de las imÁgenes que mÁs perturba la conciencia de neoyorquinos que se preocupa por la seguridad de estos pequeÑos que muchas veces no estÁn acompaÑados por un adulto ahora el diario reporta que la situaciÓn persistey al menos de las siete agencias municipales de las que el diario consultÓ, ningÚn asumiÓ responsabilidad sobre el control. por ejemplo, dice que el departamento de policÍaa pesar de que ha emitido mÁs de 1000 multas a personas que venden sin permiso en el sistema de metro, no estÁn, no tiene ningÚn tipo de instrucciÓn para llevar a estos niÑos a un lugar seguro. el departamento de labor por su lado di

sandra smith. >> john: that went by really fast. britain has just banned puberty blockers for people under the age of 18. we'll see how that resonates here in america. i'm john roberts. >> martha: thanks, guys. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is "the story." moments ago, theou

sandra, univisiÓn.presuntamente secuestradas por un grupo criminal en culiacÁn, sinaloa, regresaron a sus hogares con lo que se ha localizado a 58 de los 66 secuestrados. las autoridades precisaron que 12 son adultos y cuatro menores de edad, aÚn restan ocho personas mÁs por ser localizadas. a menos de 24 horas para vencerse el plazo para que el expresidente donald trump deposite la fianza para apelaciÓn de la condena de $464,000,000 por el fraude civil que enfrenten nueva york, su familia y abogados trabajan contra el tiempo para juntar el dinero. de no lograrlo, enfrentarÍa el embargo de propiedades y activos desde washington pablo con mÁs detalles del caso. pablo: es una cantidad que marea, $464,000,000 mÁs $100,000 de intereses por dÍa si donald trump entregase dinero . en la corte tras ser declarado culpable de fraude, la fiscal general le dirÍa comenzar los activos de donald trump.} primero su dinero en bancos, despuÉs joya o autos, asÍ como sus icÓnicos helicÓpteros y su aviÓn en el que va a los

sandra: aÚn asÍ decidiÓ entrar al rÍo.usar como salvavidas, pero en la desesperaciÓn comenzÓ a ahogarse. de mi diestro otro almirante se lanzÓ al agua para ayudarlo ypidiÓ que llegarÁ sano y salvo a la otra orilla. es que la crecida del rÍo bravo los tomÓ por sorpresa. >>mi hermana otra eso para ayudarse. >>estÁ muy hondo para poder cruzar. >>van a correr el riesgo? sandra: esto se debe principalmente a los convenios establecidos en el tratado de aguas que sostienen los gobiernos de mÉxico y estados unidos mediante el cual recientemente se liberÓ agua al rÍo bravo por lo que su profundidad aumentÓ mÁs de seis pies. >>ante la inminencia de las elecciones en estados unidos a finales de este aÑo, hay una suerte de idea que si gana trump serÍa mucho mÁs duro y eso hace pensar a las personas que les conviene intentar cruzar antes de esa elecciÓn. sandra: es que los expertos alertan sobre un cruce masivo de migrantes antes del 5 de noviembre y asÍ evitar las duras polÍticas migratorias que impondrÍa trump en caso de ganar la pre

sandra: desde entonces su madre, abuela y novia estÁn viviendo una terrible pesadilla. >> se me hacenr que su sueÑo. por mÁs que quiera no puedo. sandra: con lÁgrimas y visiblemente triste, jasmine nos cuenta sobre los planes que tenÍan de casarse los prÓximos meses. >> se fue mÁs que nada con la ilusiÓn de llevarme para allÁ, y formar una familia alla. sandra: nos compartiÓ los Últimos mensaje que recibiÓ de su amado donde le dice que la extraÑa que ya pronto estarÍan juntos apenas un dÍa antes terrible suceso, peces a las autoridades maryland concluyeron las labores de rescate, ellas no pierdan la esperanza. >> que me dejen ir para allÁ para estar con Él. sandra: los hombre jÓvenes estaban trabajando para ofrecer mejor calidad de vida sus familia estaban en el lugar y momento menos indicado. el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador asegurÓ que desde ayer habÍa comunicaciÓn y apoyo para la familia de las vÍctimas, jasmine y la seÑora nos dice que nadie las ha contactado piden apoyo para recibir la visa humanitaria y poder viajar a maryland. eliÁn zidÁn: en baltimore los investigador

sandra: durante un vÍdeo para promocionar la ropa que vende, majo fue agredida por su pareja.minicidios diarios. sandra: 70.1 por ciento de las mujeres mexicanas han sufrido alguna situaciÓn de violencia. >> y el agresor una vez detenido... sandra: autoridades de oaxaca informaron que el agresor fue detenido y los hijos de majo puestos en resguardo. eliÁn: gracias. un estudio cientÍfico derribÓ la teorÍa de que fumar marihuana no es daÑino. la investigaciÓn encontrÓ que fumar, inhalar o ingerir cannabis o sus derivados aumenta el riesgo de enfermedades cardiovasculares. el estudio se basÓ en informaciÓn de mÁs de 434.000 adultos de entre 18 y 74 aÑos de los cuales 18% son de origen hispano. maity: segÚn un nuevo informe de los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades publicados el dÍa de hoy, el nÚmero de muertes por consumo excesivo de al cual se disparÓ durante la pandemia del covid—19. los investigadores descubrieron que se producÍa una media de 488 muertes al dÍa debido al consumo de alcohol. el aumento afecta a personas de todas las edades por las polÍticas qu

sandra nos tiene mÁs.ucediÓ el pasado 6 de marzo en el partido amÉrica—guadalajara, donde la aficiÓn de chivas hizo seÑas obscenas refiriÉndose al delantero de las Águilas, juliÁn quiÑones. horas mÁs tarde, travÉs de sus redes sociales, el cuadro exigiÓ respeto, principalmente para su esposa y sus hijas. >> hemos visto muchos actos de racismo en diferentes estadios del mundo. sandra: el segundo ocurre el pasado sÁbado en el encuentro tigres—amÉrica, cuando el portero de los rayados, nahuel guzmÁn, le lanzaron gritos homofÓbicos >> me dijo no se te hace gracioso estando en pleno dÍa internacional de la mujer, este colectivo femenino me estÁ haciendo cÁnticos homofÓbicos. sandra: ante esto, la liga mx presentÓ un nuevo protocolo contra el racismo dentro de las canchas mexicanas. el otro central podrÁ detener el juego. habrÁ suspensiÓn temporal de partido en caso de que los insultos no cesen. de reincidir, se abrieron procedimiento por parte de la comisiÓn disciplinaria y el estadio podrÍa ser vetado. ademÁs

sandra regresamos contigo?y a favor. vamos a ver los resultados. nos llegan estos porcentajes en este momento? al parecer todavía no lo tenemos. los porcentajes de la proposición b, pero antes de venir aquí al estudio, aquí la tenemos 67% de los votantes a esta propuesta b dicen no a esto. vamos ahora a ver cómo va la propuesta que esta medida ampliaría el poder de la policía de san francisco al facilitar las persecuciones de sospechosos ya lo explicaron. vamos a ver aquí los resultados de esta proposición, que requiere un 50% más 1 de votos afirmativos para ser aprobados. vamos a ver si la tenemos aquí la tiene el 60. rápidamente la vimos. decía que sí. ahí la tiene. vamos a un corte. ice. college. los no me ice. no me confundan. me. los me . me me. me ram and when trucks are what you do you do truck month better than anyone else he do trucks that work harder and play. harder you do trucks that outperform and performance. and you do trucks that win by breaking every rule of what a truck should be so this truck

sandra: hasta palacio nacional llegÓ cecilia flores, fundadora del colectivo padres buscadores, paraarecidos en mÉxico ha disminuido. >> en estos 3 meses, y con todas las actividades que hemos estado realizando, ya hemos localizado a 20.123 personas. sandra: de los 111.000 casos de desaparecidos que se tenÍan en agosto del aÑo pasado, autoridades ajustaron la cifra e informaron que de manera oficial ya son menos de 100.000 personas reportadas como desaparecidas o no localizados. >> por tanto, actualmente hay 99.729 registros, personas que aÚn estamos en proceso de bÚsqueda. sandra: de acuerdo a la funcionaria, de agosto del aÑo pasado a la fecha se han encontrado 4456, personas en sus casas, otras 4629 se reportÓ que ya habÍan fallecido comenta que de 1617 fueron localizadas por autoridades estatales, 121 aparecieron en alguna prisiÓn del paÍs. recalcÓ que del total de personas encontradas, 86% no fueron vÍctimas de algÚn delito. para quienes buscan en la calle fosas clandestinas o algÚn lote baldÍo, la realidad es otra, aseguran que la mayorÍa fueron privados de su libertad por la d

a javier aguirre y sandra madrigal, sandra del probono project.n la calle 14. a continuación, aquí en comunidad del valle, una convención de campesinos. no se nos vaya. we were very proud of me. they didn't have the same opportunities. i did my whole life was been in service. my brother are here in this agency. we started in the army of our serving alameda county community . we grow up and they see me walking in with a smile or now that's the pressure as that's pr and they know it's going to be a good day and just want to take a long way specifically when there's someone in uniform and it's my way of saying. thank you to the community for helping what i am and i hope i can return the favour. to be homegrown. es el mes de las camionetas ford and all star ford en pittsburg. tú parada de camionetas ford con 0% apr por 72 meses más 3.000 $ en efectivo. bono en un nuevecito 2023 mustang y gt o 2.500 $ en efectivo. bono en una nuevecita 2023 f 150 lightning para comprar y servicio. visítanos o en línea star ford punto net. toma la carretera 4 salida cen

sandra: hace 30 aÑos estas imÁgenes sembraron a todo mÉxico. era miÉrcoles de 1994.usado, procesado y sentenciado por el homicidio a 45 aÑos de prisiÓn. >> y cuando uno tiene la oportunidad de ver el expediente y ver los peritajes psicolÓgicos y ver cÓmo se repite casi calcados para darle ese tinte de un hombre desquiciado, de totalmente desarticulado que se le ocurre cometer un insÓlito asesinato por su propia decisiÓn es cuando ya no le cuadra a uno. sandra: sin embargo, en los prÓximos dÍas la suprema corte de justicia de la naciÓn deberÁ decidir si avala una sentencia de amparo que establece que solo debe cumplir 30 aÑos de su pena porque debiÓ ser juzgado en el cÓdigo penal de baja california y no en el federal de aquella Época. hoy se cumple ese plazo, por lo que en palabras de su abogado, mario espera abandonar pronto la prisiÓn. durante ese tiempo han pasado cinco presidentes, seis fiscales especiales y se abrieron 31 lÍneas de investigaciÓn, pero hasta el momento no se sabe quiÉn ordenÓ el asesinato de luis donacio colosio, todo apunta a quienes estaban en e

hello and welcome i am sandra smith in new york, go to be with you, john. >> john: good to be with you, very important date, center, and the hours to come this is america reports. the events of august 2021 sent president biden's approval rating and a knows that he has yet to cover from. he is recovering once again trying to saving america's stomach americans in another country, fox news learning right mckenzie are expected to blame the bride and admini to to biden administration. >> complete coverage begins now we will speak to darren hoover the gold star father lost his son, sta sergeant darren taylor hoover at the kabul airport. and mike doody, and a former scout sniper who served multiple tours in afghanistan. >> plus house affairs member from what he expects to ask million mckenzie, jack and kate is also on deck and live on capitol hill, what are we expecting to hear, aisha, from generals million mckenzie? >> john and center good afternoon, we are expected to hear some pretty harsh administration criticism during this hearing i am told by staff committee members that we are going t

sandra: en primer lugar estÁn las famosas tortas ahogadas.s cosas hacen algo muy maravillosos. presentadora: y quÉ decir de la birria, un platillo que se disfruta en cualquier rincÓn del paÍs. el manjar requiere de mucho tiempo y una buena sazÓn. >> sÍ es algo muy sabroso y es algo laborioso, pero sÍ es muy sabroso. le gusta a la mayorÍa de las personas. reportera: un platillo econÓmico que satisface hasta los mÁs exigentes. guadalajara estÁ por encima de ciudades como nueva york y los Ángeles en estados unidos. presentador: en deportes, la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol femenil derrotÓ a paraguay que te clasifica a la semifinal de la copa oro. presentador: esto es lo mÁs importante en la informaciÓn deportiva, arrancamos con lo que ocurre en el fÚtbol mexicano y nos vamos con monterrey, fecha 10 de nuestro balompiÉ y monterrey recibiendo a pumas. sergio canales el espaÑol Árabe al 82 para el segundo gol y ganaba monterrey, luego arteaga coloca el marcador final 3—0. en duelo de los equipos que se nos den a la perfecciÓn federico chiesa, la juv

sandra con la historia. sandra: tasas vemos como interiores no sabemos.der armas, dinero o drogas. asÍ lo puso al descubierto un cateo realizado en una casa de la alcaldÍa iztapalapa, ciudad de mÉxico, donde la policÍa seguro 100 kilos de cocaÍna con un valor estimado de 1,000,000 docientos $1000. —— 1.2 millones de dÓlares. los criminales transportan la droga desde chiapas hasta la capital del paÍs en camiones de carga. el inmueble rentado a travÉs de la aplicaciÓn airbnb era usado como narco bodega para ocultar el cargamento por varios dÍas, despuÉs ser llevado al norte para cruzar a estados unidos. lo que se convirtiÓ en el temor para muchos dueÑos, pues aseguran que dicha plataforma no les brinda seguridad ante actos ilÍcitos. >> si nos dan, por ejemplo un seguro contra robos, daÑos, pero no que nos proteja de algÚn castigo en caso de que se realiza alguna actividad ilÍcita. sandra: y es que por polÍticas, la plataforma no puede haber cÁmaras dentro de las casas o departamentos. ademÁs de que el registro y la renta es un mÉtodo sencillo, sÓlo se requi