in fact, no dna or fingerprints linked sandra to jamie's body, or jamie to sandra's. had a hunch about sandra, the evidence didn't seem quite there yet for an indictment. as more time went by, it became clear to members of sandra's family, like her cousin, diana, that law enforcement was eyeing her. ok, it's ok for you to think that. investigate her, and then you'll see that there's nbut as the investigation.de: dragged into july of 2014, their worst fears were realized. liz and her mom found out in a most unusual way. i went to the mailbox, and it had been absolutely filled with flyers from lawyers trying to get our business for our pending case. did you know what that was about? i had no idea what that was about. and so i got on to the harris county website, and i entered my mom's name. and i saw that she had been charged with my father's murder. dennis murphy (voiceover): a few days earlier, a grand jury had quietly voted to indict her. she turned herself in and posted bond, and then she hired veteran attorney mac secrest to defend her. and quite frankly, i can sme

sandra? >> sandra: john, thanks.rles payne, host of making money on fox business, thanks to lydia for her reporting, what does all of that tell you? >> there is pent up demand. i think lydia pointed out the key here is that big jump and applications overwhelming come almost 16%, refinancing. 1% to purchase a home. >> sandra: people have been waiting for these rates -- >> they will wait a little longer before they make their move and let's not forget why our rates coming down? the scare in the market this week, buying yields come down precipitously. they come down like that is a flight to safety and talk of a recession. no matter where you think it is going to happen, conventional wisdom is recession is closer now than experts thought, and some people may say, listen, i've been saving this cash, why not wait for the perfect one-two punch? for rates to come down in housing prices -- >> john: you are one of the experts, is a recession coming? >> i think so. here is the thing about recession and what bothers me a lot, we

sandra. >> sandra: trey yengst in tel aviv for us. thank you.akers are defending vice president harris's price control proposal. behind the scenes they are reportedly saying it will never actually become law. "politico" is reporting that democrats are trying to tamp down backlash but in private some lawmakers are telling voters and food industry officials her proposals will never pass through congress. kevin o'leary with this. >> price controls, price fixing doesn't work. it leads to shortages and hyper inflation. the idea that this is anything more than a populous statement to rile up the volunteers. she was successful in doing is ludicrous that it would become policy. it is not going to happen. >> sandra: hillary vaughn is reporting from capitol hill. what are we hearing about all that? >> democrats in congress behind the scenes are doing damage control telling skeptics that her plan to tackle provides gouging does not have a shot to get through congress. on tv, the same democrats in congress are you applauding her plan as a real fix to people

sandra?sandra: bryan llenas for us. bryan, thank you p or john? >> john: sandra, vice present harris taking credit for the biting and ministries efforts to lower inflation while trying to chart her own path. her own economic proposals remain vague and critics are questioning whether they will actually help in the long run. fox business is grady trimble's live at the white house this afternoon with more appeared what did harris say about bidenomics, greedy? >> well, john, vice president harris stopped short of calling bidenomics a success, she didn't even use the work herself in a response to a question about bidenomics, but she did list a whole host of economic policies under the biden-harris administration which essentially amount to bidenomics and she called them good work. she was also asked about what she would do on day one if she were elected president, and to your point about giving some vague answers about economic policy, here's what she said. >> day one, it's going to be about, one,

>> hi john and sandra. we've been hearing sirens in the northern part of the country as well as the southern part of the country as israel feels attacks from hamas and hezbollah but it is bracing for what could be a potential iranian attack, one that i ron says will happen. >> the islamic republic of iran will definitely take serious and determined in action with strength determination and firmness and ensuring its security and punishing the aggressor. >> today israel's defense minister visited troops briefing them on air defense capabilities and different areas and how quickly switched gears to fight back. at the same time israel is leaning on its allies hoping that same coalition will come to its aid like it did in april when iran launched more than 300 drones and wrestles toward israel in one night alone. as the u.s. is bolstering its military footprint in the region to support israel's defense, today u.s. general michael carella is here in israel meeting with the chief of general staff of israel talking

sandra. >> sandra: all right. jonathan, thank you. meta ceo mark zuckerberg is now admitting the biden-harris administration pressured facebook to censor americans. zuckerberg revealed the requests came from senior officials including the white house. and he says he regrets caving to their demands. zuckerberg wrote a letter to the house judiciary chairman jim jordan saying i believe the government pressure was wrong and i regret that we were not more outspoken about it. i also think we made some choices that, with the benefit of hindsight and new information, we wouldn't make today. zuckerberg claims the administration repeatedly asked meta to take down content related to the covid-19 pandemic. he also added the platform was wrong to suppress the "new york post" report on hunter biden's infamous laptop saying quote, it has since been made clear the reporting was not russian disinformation and in retrospect we shouldn't have demoted the story. we no longer temporarily demote things in the u.s. the white house said this about the laptop

sandra?: tens of thousands of migrants have arrived in denver over just the past two years, overwhelming shelters in the city's public hospitals. in the people living in aurora aurora,colorado, did not want it spreading to their backyards. the city passing a resolution saying it will not be aiding in the migrant crisis. didn't want anything to do with it. that resolution not enough, it has become the suburbs problem anyway pure. >> sanctuary city protects criminals and not u.s. citizens and the real issue is there is a huge increase in violence in these areas in aurora where these newly arrived foreign-born migrants, many of whom are venezuelan, have started to grow. the biden-harris of administration is complicit in having allowed our borders to be in chaos. they have allowed this criminal element. >> sandra: now police in aurora creating a task force to address the concerns of round a violent venezuelan gang, tren de aragua, right there in aurora. a city councilmember, thank you. we have be

>> sandra: apparently he did not comment. questions were shouted at him as we will see in moments. >> sandra: give me first-hand information here. go back to previous administrator who they say turn it off i want to talk to reporters paired this is a big moment. >> john: the noise from the helicopters as we see the president ascending the steps as the auxiliary power and they leave it on because it takes a while to warm it up and get the chopper going again but during the bush administration if george bush wanted to take questions or had something to say in the helicopter pilots would be instructed to turn it off. >> sandra: you are the president. you can tell them to do that. >> john: donald trump used to use it as foil against the press. he would sometimes that he couldn't hear the question and sometimes he would hear the question. but dana perino hates chopper talk as it is now because you barely can hear anything that biden says. >> sandra: it's interesting. he almost doesn't even turn to acknowledge. not even an acknowle

they were sandra's son, tom.d as his own under the direction of the mastermind herself, jack's wife, sandra. with that new perspective on the case, doug revisited the old interviews. the hours of mostly useless chatter. >> how many times did you listen to that? >> at least 10 times. >> then i jumped out of him. sandra is going through snips of paper in her day planner. she looks at one and says -- listen to it again. >> this is my son's friend. >> this is my son's friend. one phrase and hours of material, but it got dov's mind racing. if the killers were friends of sandra's son, could that slip of paper hold the key to the case? dov tore through bags of evidence, and there it was -- the day planner, seized five years earlier, just after the murder. >> i want to that day planner for more than a day or more. went through every notation. there was a small piece of notepaper with the name which appear to me at that time to say schreiber, with no telephone number or no significance. i thought schreiber, yes. >> where

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in for dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." the first time harris faced formal questions during her candidacy. she defended her moves to the center but while mostly avoiding specifics, she claims her core values have not changed. >> generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the changes that you've made that you've explained some of here in your policy? should they feel comfortable and confident that what you are saying now is going to be your policy moving forward? >> i think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed. >> bret: five years ago we heard a much different tune on a litany of hot button issues. >> we've got to critically re-examine ice and its role and the way that it is being administered and the work it is doing and need to probably think about starting from scratch. in question i'm in favor of banning fracking. folks have plenty enough problems instead of a wall. that wall ain't going to stop them. no. no. access to affordable he

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>> good afternoon sandra. democratic congressman jason crow and ranking member of the task force says today's visit is about allowing lawmakers to get up-close look at the scene so they know the right questions to ask and the right documents to ask for but today lawmakers will also be speaking with local law enforcement who were at the rally that day and the immediate aftermath of the shooting we all know that there was nonstop finger-pointing and the secret service faced heavy criticism for appearing to place blame on local law enforcement. today's bipartisan task force could use its subpoena power to get answers and crow says people are going to have to be held responsible. >> a lot of things went wrong. we know that. you don't have to be an investigation's expert or security expert to know that there were a cascading series of mistakes here. certainly some accountability is going to be necessary. >> joining crow today all six of the groups democratic lawmakers and four of the groups republican members inclu

sandra. >> sandra: oh boy, this is getting interesting. chad pergram live on the hill. >> bill: one thing that became clear yesterday sandra. when the pick was made and finalized. when j.d. vance popped up he seemed like a different guy. when walz popped up in philadelphia he seemed like a different guy. you know the two teams are on the field and ready to go at it. in four weeks north carolina mails out their absentee ballots, four weeks. off we go. >> sandra: there is a lot of talk about crowd size. peter doocy was on talking about the enthusiasm, the low age of those that were attending that kamala harris rally. all interesting to observe there. >> bill: 15,000 in the arena. see what they get today. still watching debby tropical storm. forced to restrengthen before hitting the carolinas for a second time. we don't want that. she will then trail up the east coast. latest on the forecast. >> sandra: d.o.j. charging a pakistani man in a foiled assassination plot potentially targeting former president donald trump. how he allegedly planned

sandra. >> sandra: tim walz not the only vp contender in philadelphia, j.d. vance just wrapped an event there and had plenty to say. you heard about it on this network about the new democratic ticket. i aisha haas and he has been tracking it from philly. she has more for us. >> hi, sandra, it was interesting, j.d. vance never mentioned tim walz once during his remarks even though this is the man who called him weird and launch that entire weird campaign against him that they harris team has ran with pretty much all summer long. he did not talk about tim walz, because he says that he is not sure that tim walz is really going to be the official democratic vice presidential nominee and did not mention him until i asked him about it after his remarks were over. watch. >> you have talked a lot about kamala harris today and not at all about your new opponent tim walz, the governor who really started this weird campaign against you, how will you hit back against him? >> i think that what tim walz election says that kamala harris has been the need to the far left of

sandra smith is in for harris. >> sandra: thank you so much. fox news alert. vice president kamala harris is making a stunning flip-flop on another crucial issue, the border wall. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm sandra smith in for harris. she promised to back a bipartisan border bill that failed earlier this year. but what is in that border bill? one of the key pieces is $650 million to be spent on building and reinforcing the border wall. that is a massive change from what harris has said about the wall in the past. here she is during her 2019 campaign. >> on the subject of trans national gangs, let's be perfectly clear. the president's medieval vanity project won't stop them. he held up the united states government and its workers around his vanity project called a wall. this president's medieval vanity project called a wall. for him he talks about that wall. wants everyone to be preoccupied with his billion dollar multi-billion dollar vanity project. this issue is about a vanity project for this president. let me be very clear i will not vote for a wa

sandra?ndra: for more let's bring in rich lowry, a "naturall review" editor in chief. grabbing headlines today, you came out with advice directed toward donald trump and his campaign and how they could be handling these flip-flops. >> first of all we are in uncharted territory, usually in a president shall campaign you change on one thing, it's litigated for weeks, the press wants to know why you changed come talk about it in interviews and try to justify and expand your thinking, none of that. we thought maybe it was over, the first bout of changes over stuff she said in '19 and '20, but it is still coming in trump needs to make the case on policy and it needs to come back to character. the obama campaign did it to mitt romney in 2012. he has this heartless capitalist who doesn't care about people. they need to make fundamentally some version of the case, that she is weak and a phony. this kind of thing plays into it. when was she fooling us? fooling us then are fooling us now? why won't she

back to you. >> sandra: okay.t pointing out where exactly you are, union park there in chicago for us steve. one of the sites where the protests are growing. thank you very much. >> john: president biden is going to give tonight's dnc keynote speech. less than 30 days ago he expected to be accepting his party's nomination. this coming thursday. jacqui heinrich is live in chicago. she has more on all of this and jackie a lot of biden supporters coming out of the woodwork today with thoughts about how the president is feeling about all of this. >> it's going to be an interesting night for them but even more interesting, tonight the delegates are going to vote to approve the democratic party platform. it was just released today. here's the thing. it still contains 19 references to president biden's second t term. it was evidently voted out of committee before he dropped out and they evidently did not change it. we have asked the dnc and harrises team if they have planned to change it in the works. we are waiting to h

sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in the national security spokesperson, your former boss mike pompeo wasy, and he was talking about iran's growing aggression and whether or not they are listening to us and our mornings, let's listen. >> what we have typically said is that there is a don't end a set up a policy is that have encouraged continuing irani and injured by rockets in iraq just a week ago, and the united states has done nothing to impose costs on the iranians. >> sandra: which makes you wonder if they take track of the current situation? >> no one is talk about this. the d&i, this is not a trump appointee, that to the biden d&i said the iranian regime is meddling in our presidential election. so we have them in our presidential election, and trying to kill him, trying to kill former president trump and other cabinet officials and general milley who worked for president biden trying to kill former president cabin officials, and interfering in our election, iranian made drones killing service workers in jordan, not only the troops that were attacked last week, but less than two wee

>> sandra: there's not much. you are a great reporter and you can read. >> you are still alive. >> sandra: like many campaign websites as it asks for money, but if you want to go through a dive. i won't say a deep dive coming you just want to know what her plan is to bring on those high prices it's not there. >> aside from the border, with bringing down inflation, think about that. it was just mentioned, the vice president was tasked with bringing down inflation and is really no idea how it was caused. every time she has asked, she talks around the subject. >> sandra: there is not an acknowledgment that massive federal government spending is what gets us here. this is the dnc chairman speaking on it, but not offering any solutions. this is the dnc chairman jamie harrison on the obvious. listen. >> we see that inflation is coming down and the markets have stabilized this week, but when you look at the contrast between where we were four years ago, there is no -- there is no contrast. other than we are on the upsur

sandra, i'll start with you. yet to hear from kamala, and even though this is a rally, it is not a press conference. she doesn't have to answer questions. she can read from a teleprompter. but you would think on a big day like today -- i think of what has happened in the last few days. i mean, we have the stock market that plummeted, and then we had the problem with the freeing of the hostages. there has been so much news that has been made, the economy in the dumps, i mean, she refuses to talk. >> sandra: no current fact we have rolled back the tape to look at the very few things she has said about this administration actually trying to address inflation, and in 2021 when inflation just started to rear its ugly head, sort of downplayed it, ignored it, said it wasn't going to last, it sure did, it is still here, she had this stumbling mumbling answer as to how this administration was going to tackle it and get it under control. she kept insisting this was a priority. if it was prioritized that and here we are 202

i'm lucky to have sandra with me. >> sandra: good to be with you. i'm sandra smith and this is "america's newsroom." incredible new video footage coming out of aurora outside denver. a council member says this is evidence of a venezuelan gang flexing its muscle in that community. law enforcement has formed a special task force to deal with the growing presence of that gang. people in aurora say they're living in fear. >> every day when we come home, we have to do this every time we go outside to take out the garbage. every time we try to go to bed at night we have to keep it like this so nobody can kick in the door. >> dana: chaos in colorado comes as the migrant crisis plagues cities across the country. southwest border encounters are up more than 237% under this administration. just last year the crisis cost taxpayers around $150 billion. we have team fox coverage. nate foye how the chaos is impacting massachusetts. let's get to denver right now. we have a report about what's going on in aurora. >> good morning. aurora police tell me they're in po

sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in retired border chief at the u.s.t to have you on the new york studio -- >> great to be here. >> i feel like when you sit down i say what don't we know? we are reporting the share numbers and the volume of people coming over the border, now we dig into the details of who these people are that are coming into the country, we are losing track of it. what can you tell us today about what we have been able to track? >> what i can tell you and i have said it before, they are about securing the narrative, not securing the border. everyone that comes across as border, the men and women on the border patrol are doing their best job to identify any threat, whether it's a smuggler or a potential terrorist, but it's only as good as the information they have in those databases. we hear they are vetted, it takes two to three weeks to effect in employee for a promotion, we are bending someone in 72 hours? no, it's just record checks, they should be turned over to i.c.e. and detained until we have no uncertainty of who they are ther

sandra? >> sandra: can't stop at one. while the democrats campaign in the sun belt, the republican ticket targeting the rust belt. vice presidential nominee j.d. vance campaigned in pennsylvania and wisconsin today, while former president trump visit michigan as well as wisconsin tomorrow. it is full on. aishah hosni is live in grand rapids, michigan, with the very latest from there. hey, aishah. >> hello from beautiful michigan here in the midwest. my home sweet home midwest. and i'll tell you what, the trump vance campaign are all in on these rust belt states. they are targeting and going after these hardworking middle-class midwestern voters who are struggling with inflation and putting food on the table, while they are also attacking the biden-harris administrations and vice president kamala harris' policies on energy and everything else to basically woo those independent voters in states like michigan, and that continues on in a stately pennsylvania today where senator j.d. vance is headed right now to the headquarte

sandra? >> sandra: meanwhile, former president trump is hitting the trail to step into cobattleground states, one of which just happens to be arizona, where his campaign is teasing a special guest for a rally today. team coverage continues with mark meredith in las vegas for us. the first stop on the former president's agenda. hey, mark. >> sandra, good afternoon to you. former president trump will behave in this restaurant in las vegas a little while later this afternoon. he's likely to double down on his message that he would like to end federal taxes on tips. it's an idea that generated a lot of buzz on the campaign trail but is also getting a lot of attention specifically here in nevada. we have so many hospitality workers who rely on tips to make their living, and we expect the trump campaign is only going to try to keep that message front and center going forward. >> only president trump has a plan that ends all taxes on service workers' tips. president trump -- he's on your side. >> th

. >> sandra: here we go. good to be with you john paired i am sandra smith in new york. this is america reports. stay tuned a lot about to happen. as for trump's rival vice president harris, she has gone nearly three weeks without holding a single news conference or interview since becoming the presumptive democrat nominee. >> john: but she has been busy on the campaign trail. speaking at a handful of rallies. vice presidential nominee j.d. vance's urging to face reporters and telling the media to stop giving her an "honeymoon period" >> sandra: how long can her campaign keep this up? our panel is here to react in moments but first let's get right to aishah hasnie right in the middle of all of it there mar-a-lago. hello to you. what can we expect to hear from the former president when he speaks moments from now? >> good afternoon to you both. when the president comes out here and take that podium and talks to the press in the country what you might hear him say is that he is the most transparent candidate in this race right now. he will talk about the fact that he is eve

>> hi sandra, hi john. excuse me. we are going to be hearing from the former president and about an hour here. i'm here in cochise county. this is the biggest sector, along the u.s.-mexico border according to usb and the sheriff here mark daniels is gog to be one of the people meeting with trump today and he made this comparison on fox and friends this morning. >> when president trump was in office there were less than 2 million sentinel pills in arizona seized. last year at 111 million functional pills were seized in arizona alone. look at the difference. >> as kamala harris takes the stage tonight in chicago, polls show the u.s.-mexico border is one of her biggest vulnerabilities. fox news polling shows trump leads harris by 19 points and 14 points on immigration. a closer look at both candidates policies and statements on the border specifically on immigrants becoming u.s. citizens, harris acknowledging the system needs fixing. >> we know what it takes to fix it. comprehensive reform. that includes strong border se

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thank you peered sandra. >> sandra: let's bring an mayor mike hoffman, the mayor of aurora, colorado. thank you for coming on with us. it seems that it is tough to even get confirmation of the details of what is going on there. first off, can you confirm whether or not this gang has taken over these buildings there in aurora? >> there are several buildings. actually under the same ownership appeared out of state ownership. they have fallen to these venezuelan gangs. i'm trying to walk it back and do the investigation as to how. there is a concentration of venezuelans in these three buildings. somebody put them there and somebody funded it. whether it was federal government or not we are trying to find out who. these gangs apparently are attracted to where there is a concentration of venezuelan migrants. they have in fact been pushed out of the property management through intimidation and collected the right. we now have had, it is ongoing operations with a task force, local law enforcement, state law enforcement partners and federal law enforcement partners and arrests have been made

sandra is fun first hour. >> sandra: former president donald trump and senator vance are in rust belt states and harris-walz are in the sun belt. this race is neck-and-neck in the sun belt. harris narrowing the lead trump held over biden but with the margin of error it could tip either way. >> dana: those voters say their big issue is the economy. he will talk to voters in michigan and wisconsin about that today. >> sandra: let's get to aishah hosni in central michigan outside the capital of lansing. hi, aishah. >> good morning. that's right. we're live outside a steel company where the former president will make remarks later this afternoon to talk about inflation, the economy, jobs, manufacturing as he really targets those independents and hard working middle class voters in these rust belt states. it looks like they have to put the energy into sun belt states as well according to fox news polling. look at the first poll here really tells you a lot what's going on in these very critical battleground states. harris now leads in battleground arizona by a single point while in georgia

sandra, the plot dinkins. >> sandra: that's a big regret.smith a new york appeared this is america reports. a stunning admission. in a letter to the house judiciary committee, zuckerberg claims the white house started to press his team in 2021 over posts related to covid. >> john: he says when facebook did not agree the censorship, the biden administration expressed a lot of frustration and now zuckerberg is fleshing to do better, playing a neutraln this time around. >> sandra: he says he is. fox team coverage, katie pavlich on the show of government overreach. but first let's get to griff jenkins with the news live in washington. griff, how is the white house responded? >> sandra, they are pushing back. they may have been caught off guard by this. it's not every day the ceo -- excuse me, one of the biggest companies in a world -- open they admits they were wrong and include the white house's dereliction there. the white house issued this statement this morning, saying this, "when confronted with a deadly pandemic, this administration encour

sandra, every day is something new. >> sandra: that is an example of people living in fear as a result of this growing crisis john. i'm sandra smith and new york and this is "america reports." brand-new details. in california school officials in the union school district are now reporting to us that migrants tried to board elementary school buses, buses full of children at the time and this has now happened for two days straight. they tried to force their way onto the buses. listen to what some of the parents of those children told our fox respondent. >> 20 illegal migrants tried to get onto the bus at one of our bus stops. it's scary that these kids are put into the situation. >> we don't know who these people are. we don't know if they have any criminal history or what the background is. >> john: the migrant crisis is not only making americans feel less safe, and is also taking a toll on their wallets. a new study finds that u.s. taxpayers shelled out $150 billion in assistance to illegal migrants last year. >> sandra: and those are numbers. we are talk about lives at st stake. repub

sandra? >> sandra: joining us now, glad to have both of you here.ir warning that come at any moment now, robert f. kennedy jr. could be stepping up to that microphone, in which case, forgive me, we will be bailing and heading straight to that moment in phoenix. doug, what does this mean for donald trump and his ticket and your party? >> if we are talking about the endorsement here, i think it brings to rest a lot of the independents who are trying to find a place to go, and let them come back, especially many of them who supported much of the trump agenda, that they now have a place and they know it's not with vice president harris. georgia is a narrative that keeps in the media's mind because of what happens in 2020. brian kemp has a well-funded organization he can put out and help, and this has always been a part. he said he wants her republicans win and he said it was donald trump last night. and donald trump has reciprocated in kind. you will see a much more focused georgia. i still think georgia is trump's to enact, and he will end, but harris

>> sandra: jennifer, thank you. john?o the pentagon just announced moments ago that it plans to boost the u.s. presence in the middle east. its concerns grow over a wired or were in the region. all eyes on iran as it reportedly prepares to attack israel after a top hamas leader was killed into ron. israel has not claimed responsibility for that incident. michael deronda is a senior fellow with the hudson institute and director of the senate for peace and security in the middle east. he joins us now. so iran seems to be pulling together its proxies, planting possible retaliation. headline on foxnews.com said iran reportedly convened terror proxies to plot assassination responses. israel strongly prepared in defense. hezbollah secretary hassan nasrallah warned israel has crossed "a red line." which seems to be indicating something is in the works. >> i think iran and hezbollah together how to respond. i don't see how they can take this sitting down. so i think we are in for a very, very bumpy weekend. there is the potential

sandra?sandra: john, a short time from now, former president donald trump is set to take the stage in his first outdoor rally since the attempted assassination against him. we are going to bring you there live when that begins. john? >> john: vice president harris' website lists none of her policy proposals and she is largely avoiding any appearances with the media. how do americans know what they are voting for? we are asking democratic senator peter welch just ahead. 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. otezla can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. ruri: ichi, ni, san, shi

[music playing] >> sandra: j.d.his first trip to the southern border as a public anomaly for vice president. that was earlier today and joining us now as jacob kartchner a former arizona sheriff's deputy and fifth-generation rancher. here to discuss that trip but first to you on the status of the border. there has been a lot of news out there and sometimes we turn our focus away. what is the situation right now? >> center, john, on behalf of many of us here in the county thank you for having me on and i would like to thank senator vance for coming down here and seeing firsthand what is going on. here in arizona let me paint you a picture. our county is roughly 6200 square miles the size of delaware and rhode island combined. everyone is trying to get from the southern border, which is mexico, to i10 on the northern side. they come down here. everything crossing here in arizona that the news won't tell you about his military age males between the ages of 15-35. they are all dressed and head-toe camouflage trying to a

i'm sandra smith. the battle lines are drawn and could not be sharper pitting one of the most far left tickets ever against the trump record of relative peace and prosperity. anticipation is building for this vance rally that should be happening in detroit any moment now which could be a barn burner. moments ago the former president weighed in on the race with walz completing the democrats' ticket a short time ago. >> he is a very, very liberal man and a shocking pick. i could not be more thrilled. if you look at his record with no walls, no security, let everybody in. he is worse than they are. there has never been a ticket like this. >> bill: clay travis has analysis standing by. first to grady trimble live in the motor city. grady, good morning to a new hour. >> good morning. republicans wasted no time painting this harris-walz ticket as extremely progressive and highlighting over the past several weeks since harris become the nominee she was extremely liberal as a senator. nonpartisan tracking webs

. >> sandra: i am sandra smith and we are going to keep an eye. they are slamming chicago saying that this is a reflection of democratic leadership. 33 people alone were shot over the weekend. one gun down blocks away from the convention site. >> john: chris coons and national cochair of the harris walz campaign. we will get a response from an emma preview of what to expect from joe biden and his speech tonight. >> sandra: fox team coverage begins now. madison alworth on progressives holding their own event in chicago. >> john: live in the windy city what our folks saying about the city's crime as the convention kicks off? >> as you have reported extensively on the show, and the city's most violent neighborhood, crime is on the front of people's minds on a daily basis. at the dnc public safety is not expected to get anywhere near the time of tension folks here would like it to. more than 350 people have been killed across the city including several recent cases of young kids getting caught in the cross fire within a few blocks of the united center

[cheers and applause] >> sandra: j.d.g there live in georgia peered another campaign stop focused on the border. focused on crime. hitting the harris walz take it many different ways and speaking to a crowd at times friendly. tough to decipher whether sometimes it was reporters in the crowd or just folks that were there to support the ti ticket. did take questions. >> john: and use on the split screen there right along the border in arizona were from president trump is expected to give remarks coming up in our next hour. it's all about immigration this afternoon as we watched the trump advance campaign on the road counter programming the dnc. we will see what kamala harris says tonight if anything about immigration because it has mostly been happy talk at the dnc as opposed to tackling any issues. >> sandra: and poll after poll shows that is top of mind for so many voters on both sides of the aisle. meanwhile roderick f kennedy jr. could end his independent bid as soon as tomorrow. their plans are him to endorse president

informaciÓn completa nos las trae sandra desde la ciudad de mÉxico.os. sandra: en 2016 durante su primer intento por cruzar el paÍs cayÓ del tren conocido como " la bestia " lo que provocÓ que su plena derecha fuera amputada por lo que ahora, ocho aÑos despuÉs, busca cumplir el sueÑo que dejo pendiente. andres: logre conseguir la prÓtesis, aunque ya no me sirve porque tengo cinco aÑos con ella. ya se me deterioro. ya no me sirve.se cayeron otros tornillos que lleva. sandra: Él, junto con otros 2000 migrantes, avanza por veracruz en la caravana de jesÚs esperando que la gente les brinde comida y agua. >> por la culpa de maduro porque no se puede vivir en nuestro paÍs. mucha inseguridad y hambre. sandra: los migrantes caminan sobre la carretera con temperaturas que raerÁ san 90. andres: me demore bastante. toda la caravana me dejÓ botado porque como no puedo caminar al son de la caravana, es mÁs y me dejan atrÁs. sandra: a diferencia de otras, los integrantes de la caravana de jesÚs asegura que no se les permite subirse a camiones por lo que sin importa

sandra: arraignment appreciate what you can join us in. john: appreciate it we'll see what happens in days ahead. in terms of the days ahead unfold the coalition to march on the dnc is holding a news conference right now he is one of the leaders of the protest march there laying out what they will be doing in the days ahead sounds like there's going to be a lot of action on the streets of chicago perhaps more than there has been since 1968 per. >> the premise of their arrival there and their news release leading up to this is saying we heard to announce this victory in the fight that we had to fight to win it according to a spokesperson. so we shall see. it is just a sunday and there is a big week ahead. meanwhile vice president harris multi- stop bus tour in the western part of battleground pennsylvania. foxy power rankings on harrison trump are performing on key issues for voters. john: plus the vice president avails or economic plan that government price control proposal that some economists are actually calling harmful former cbo direc

como nos informa sandra argüelles.. >> en este preciso momento lo que estamos viviendo es la parte hasta ahora mÁs fuerte del conflicto en la sierra frontera. sandra: en chiapas dos cÁrteles del narcotrÁfico han desatado una guerra por el control de territorio, se trata de la fracciÓn de sinaloa y el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn, pero ha surgido un nuevo grupo del crimen organizado que se visualiza mÁs en diario. >> este responde a una especie de divisiÓn, sea real, por conflicto interno, una divisiÓn ficticia para hablar de este nuevo cartel que se llama chiapas—guatemala, porque estÁn justamente en esa regiÓn. sandra: esto ha provocado que de enero a la fecha los homicidios aumentaron uno 21% en comparaciÓn con el aÑo pasado, en 2023 fueron asesinadas 289 personas en los primeros 7 meses, pero en este aÑo ya van 582 vÍctimas en el periodo de tiempo. >> lo que estÁn haciendo los carteles es levantando personas, hombre sobre todo, pero igual se llevan a mujeres, hombres, y que eso estÁ poniendo, agudizando justament

en mÉxico sandra argüelles.ho abriÓ el marcador, luego silva empatÓ al 89, irÍan a penales, fallan los diablos rojos y mÁnchester city se coronÓ 7—6 en penales. ♪ ♪ reportera: tambiÉn se jugÓ amistoso en inglaterra, tottenham enfrentÓ en un duelo al bayern munchen que terminÓ con marcador a favor del conjunto alemÁn 3—2. kane quien ahora juega para bayern munchen no quiso festejar con el trofeo ante su ex equipo. una imagen que llamÓ mucho la atenciÓn al final del duelo pues no quiso levantar el trofeo. ♪ ♪ reportera: hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn, que tengan excelente sÁbado. fÉlix: cuando regresemos una pareja acaba de ganar una inusual competencia en hungrÍa que segÚn dicen se remonta a la Época vikingas. ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ cuando tienes todo para ser un gran host lejos de casa... brisket anyone? (english) puedes hacer una fiesta increíble para los invitados más inesperados haz lo que aún no se ha hecho el nuevo kia carnival turbo-hybrid kia. movement that inspires. ¿ya leí esto? el nuevo kia carniva

sandra argüelles en el reporte.o el cÁrtel de sinaloa y no se descarta que sea en ese mismo inmueble donde fue asesinada hÉctor melecio cuen, exrector de la universidad del estado. >> esto no fue una captura, esto no fue un secuestro, esto fue un plan orquestado por ismael mayor zamba de joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez para tener un arreglo con estados unidos, es lo que no entendÍ el buen hacer. sandra: la destituciÓn foral detallÓ que la informaciÓn sobre el ocurrir en una gasolinera de culiacÁn no es aceptable, ni cuenta con los elementos fidedignos de prueba que permitan tomarla en cuenta. >> y nada de eso cuadro porque me se vio que mostraron casi de manera expedita el gobierno estatal y la fiscalÍa no habÍa nada, novia ningÚn elemento que probara ese hecho. sandra: a travÉs de un comunicado la dependencia tambiÉn Ético que se ha logrado establecer con toda precisiÓn la pista donde saliÓ el aviÓn utilizado para trasladar a ambos capos a estados unidos. por estos hechos ya se prepara una orden de captura contra joaquÍn guzm

nos informa desde la ciudad de mÉxico. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ sandra: al principio todo era fiesta y diversiÓnhombres encapuchados lanzaron un artefacto explosivo. >> estaban en mi departamento, que estaba cerca de cero, se escuchÓ muy fuerte,. me espante, no supe quÉ era, pero el tiempo no quise salir a investigar por quÉ ya no se sabe quÉ se pueda hacer. sandra: al darse cuenta, el cliente se tiraron al suelo, por fortuna, en esta ocasiÓn no hubo lesionados, pero estos ataques ella se han vuelto muy comunes en estos sitios. >> ya no se puede trabajar en ningÚn lugar, porque llegan y sin ningÚn motivo puede haber un ataque, y ya no estamos seguros ni confiados. >> somos el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn. sandra: celaya es diputada por el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn y el de santa rosa de lima, quien al no contar con el poder econÓmico necesario, recurre al secuestro y al llamado cobro de piso. >> las autoridades estatales y federales estÁn confundidas entre el crimen organizado, y no estÁn dando respuesta a la ciudadana que estÁn dando objetivo blanco de los criminales. sandra: los cobros

i'm john roberts in new york. >> sandra: top of the 2:00 hour. sandra smith in new york.will take you live when trump begin speaking. the trump-vance ticket blitzing battleground states to counter the dnc this week. today's focus a national security pitch. >> john: bret baier the anchor and executive editor of special report and joins us live from chicago. when you take a look at the record of this administration, the biden-harris administration, donald trump will be able to in this speech in asheboro, north carolina, draw a sharp contrast about the way the world is now compared to when he was president. >> john and sandra, good afternoon. i think you are right. there will be this talk probably about the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. there has been a focus on the trump-vance campaign about that. there'll be a lot of talk about ukraine and how they have handled israel, and on foreign policy, north carolina is a place in which that resonates. there is a high number and percentage of military members, officers, and bases in north carolina so that is where they are cho

la informaciÓn completa latina sandra argüelles. ♪ ♪ sandra: bajo el lema dios, patria y familia se realizÓtelenovelas eduardo verÁstegui anunciÓ la creaciÓn de un partido polÍtico en 2025 centrado en la familia y la moral catÓlica. este serÍa su regreso a la polÍtica luego que las pasadas elecciones fracaso en su intento de postularse como candidato presidencial independiente. >> muy pronto comenzarÁ la restauraciÓn en nueva construcciÓn del futuro de mÉxico. porque como saben, como bien sabemos existen sÓlo dos caminos. uno el cuentito de la cuarta transformaciÓn, que es un mito o dos, la ruta correcta, la ruta de la libertad. sandra: fundado en 1974 para promover la agenda conservadora de estados unidos y apoyar a polÍticos republicanos afines la cepac ha logrado mÁs protagonismos desde que donald trump ganÓ la presidencia 2015. (hablan en inglÉs) sandra: es pero trabajar muy de cerca nuevamente para proteger nuestras fronteras , defender nuestras tradiciones, el estado derecho mÉxico, estados unidos y latinoamÉrica. nuestros ciudadanos que en fronteras seguras, gobiernos honestos y pros