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class war fare untruths on the campaign trail, a falling tide of sink all boats that is his motto, sandra smith and art laffer and kevin brady will fact check biden's latest tax hike and mayorkas articles of impeachment get to senate floor but will chuck schumer do his job? senator rand paul will give us latest on all of that and over on house side, the whole israel uukraine foreign raid story, in big trouble. unraveling as we speak, we have congressman kevin hern. to tell us what is happening and steve hilton and mollie hemingway why voters nostalgic for good old trump years and can donald trump get a fair trial in upstate new york. our en e own edward lawrence has details. reporter: let's start with the impeachment. this could be first cabinet person in president biden's cabinet to be removed from office, impeachment articles officially went over to the senate today, and you can see managers, they are managers from the house side, they are carrying the articles m marjorie taylor greene and andy biggs and chairman mark green, foreign affairs committee michael mccaul, walking this in, this afte

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i'm sandra smith and this is "america's newsroom." so that inflation read coming in hotter than expected for the third straight month now. it's up 3 1/2% from last year. .4% from just a month ago. boy, are americans feeling it. >> dana: the cost of food, energy and insurance are all on the rise. the president says things are better than when he took office. the numbers don't bear that out. >> sandra: inflation was 1.4% when joe biden took office. since then it has sped up and slowed down but never has it gone down. >> dana: the "new york post" dubbing it biden inflation saying in this picture that is apt, swamped. that's what americans are. >> sandra: the headline. edward lawrence is reporting live from the white house. i wonder what we'll hear from them today edward? >> interesting. americans have attached, as you know, higher prices to the term bidenomics that we heard a lot last year. all prices are up about 19% since the president came into office. you've slowly been seeing inflation rise and accelerate. the latest inflation repor

i am sandra smith, and new york. this is a live event. n: i am john roberts and washington. this is "america reports" our number 2. >> sandra: and now this. it was a violent easter weekend in the city of chicago. 7 people shot and killed. another 33 people injured including at least 4 teenage girls. cities across the u.s. are seeing an uptick in juvenile crime. washiwashington, d.c., mayor was parents to be accountable when their kids skip school. an issue that may be contributing to the jump in teen violence. >> john: retrain girls age 12 and 13 have been arrested for allegedly beating a 64-year-old disabled man to death in washington last year. all three suspects are chi

i'm sandra smith in new york this is "america reports."was there in dearborn, john it happen on friday went into israel demonstration erupted it chanced calling forth "death to america." >> john: the white house expected to face where they say will free up money for terrorists. >> every dollar bis and mr. risch and gives to iran is another dollar that will be used against our sons and daughters. speak of the administration has operated as iran's best friend, hasn't it? >> john: life to hillary vaughn on capitol hill where lawmakers have been pressing treasury officials on the lifting of sanctions against iran, hillary? >> john, that's right. senate republicans want to know why we are issuing any waivers at all for iran when they are clearly using some of their assets to fund terrorism. the white house with $10 billion in sanctions through a waiver they say this money can only be used for the purchase of food and any suggestion this waiver sends money directly to iran, it could be used to fund terrorism is false. antony blinken signed the e

why are the crowds going there, john, hello and welcome everyone i am sandra smith in new york right to be with you. >> john: great to be with you as well i am john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." we start this afternoon in lower manhattan were former "national enquirer" david -- publisher david pecker was back on the stand today in donald trump's criminal trial record detailed with the former president in years. >> sandra: outside of the u.s. supreme court what came from today's testimony? >> sandra court wrapped up in the past minutes we will keep an eye out for president trump to see if he speaks but one of the most notable moment so far today is prosecutor joshua steinbach identifying the so-called "other crime" president trump is told was committing and identify the law that reads "conspiracy to promote or prevent election any turtle or more persons who conspired to prevent the election of someone by unlawful means in which conspiracy is acted upon by one or more of the parties thereto shall be guilty of a misdemeanor" it's worth pointing out, sandra, that t

we will have that for our viewers welcome to our two of america reports "america reports" i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts and with dana perino earlier today someone must have been listening because i think it was little more than a week ago she said trump is stuck in new york which does not mean he needs to be off the campaign trail. there are plenty of things he could do just go around the city and see people and say hi. >> sandra: out he went. >> john: suddenly out he went. prosecutors have shifted testimony with david pecker to stormy daniels the adult film actress who claims she was paid off keeping quiet on her alleged affair with president trump. soon trump 'esteem will get to cross-examine pecker from all the angles. standing by with analysis but nate foy is live outside the new york state supreme court. nate what has come of the testimony supported a question ?>> court resumes at 2:15 p.m. but notable leave before lunch he believe the motivation behind suppressing stories from women who claimed they had affairs with the former president was to protect trump's campaign r

hello and welcome, everybody, and other breaking news afternoon i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." a little more on the university of texas there, protesters had occupied the administration building and tried to shut it down. we don't know if they are still in there or if they have been cleared out by campus police. but these protests have spread to more than 25 of the top colleges in the u.s. moments ago is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu wade in comparing the scenes in america to nazi germany listen to this. >> anti-semitic mobs have taken over universities. they attacked jewish students, they attacked jewish faculty. this is reminiscent of what happened in german universities in the 1930s. it is unconscionable. it has to be stopped. >> john: let's check in with alexis mcadams live at new york university, signs of a lot of protest in washington square park what is going on today, alexis? >> hey, john, you can see right behind me there are some groups of students showing up here at the location where they are

i'm sandra smith a new york welcome. >> john: good to be with you for another hour on john roberts in washington this is the "america reports," the governor santos claims that over 300,000 migrants have been flown into the state under a controversial federal government parole program and he is demanding -- >> sandra: and playing out right now in court in new orleans we start with matt finn live in el paso for us with the latest in the battle between florida and the biden administration. migrants have been flying into where you are and others, matt. >> today florida governor rhonda santos insists he will fight the biden administration program which he says is secretly flying migrants into his state without fair warning. >> they are not coordinating with state government at all. if they throw six people on a commercial flight coming from a foreign country, there is no acknowledgment at all. >> he is referring to the chnv program standing for cuba, haiti, nicaragua, and venezuela. these numbers show in the fiscal year 2,023,184,000 migrants from those countries flew into miami alone. tha

. >> sandra: could be with you, john i'm sandra smith and this is america reports. right now lawmakers seem divided on this, listen. speak of those individual saying this is a warrantless search for american's data is not telling the truth. >> it's a disservice to the americans for a member of congress to vote against a simple warrant requirement. >> if you want to track terrorists are bad guys in russia or china you have to have fisa. >> sandra: david is a compromise in the works? >> is all over the place right now. i wish i could tell you more. it is literally changing by the minute on capitol hill. the deadline, sandra, is friday april 19th at the debate is coming to a head this week with a potential vote tomorrow. the fbi and cia use fisa a lot. the controversial section 702 allows intelligence agencies to collect communications of foreigners overseas without a warrant. yes, that foreign person could be speaking to someone in the united states, and only specific indications between the foreigner and the american in the u.s. could be concluded in a possible sweep

sandra smith is in for neil. [ ♪♪ ] >> thank you martha. on top of prices still on the top of voters' minds and still tapping driver's wallets. we're on top of it all. welcome everyone. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is your world. new set of swing state polling showing inflation is still hitting home despite signs it's coming down. we have fox coverage with peter dusy on the white house who has the edge and jeff at philadelphia and prices at the pump are putting drivers on edge and begin with peter. busy day there peter. >> it is sandra. president biden needs to hope the up coming election need to be decided by voters with abortion access. he's doing great on that set. on the issues that traditionally decide elections he's not doing nearly as well including handling the economy. trump there has a 20 point advantage over biden in the new wall street journal poll and president biden hoping to widen getting with bernie sanders. >> bernie, you and i have been fighting if there 25 years. finally we beat big pharma. finally. >> journa

hello and welcome, everyone i'm sandra smith in new york, john, great to see. >> john: great to see you i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports" news coming from a statement his family posted on social media. simpson rose to fame and fortune in his football career. >> sandra: but his legacy was completely overshadowed by his 1994 arrest for the murders of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. 24-hour coverage as millions of americans were glued to their tvs leading up to the verdict. >> john: a jury ended up finding them not guilty in the criminal case in racial divide among the public, they found simpson liable for the deaths of nicole and ron. let's get right to william la jeunesse with the latest. >> at john, simpson looked almost as entire life in the public eye first as a football star send records and then in buffalo but then a actor and broadcaster he seemingly had a perfect life of course that all came crashing down in dramatic fashion 30 years ago after the bronco jay's stomach chase on a california freeway and his arrest. his trial c

. >> sandra: i am sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." 800 people have been arrested at their campus protests this month. 200 of those coming in just over the weekend. >> there is one post i suggested that something -- and is really frustrating that university administration is not standing up for what is morally right. >> sandra: alexis mcadams is live at columbia university. that was a student who joined us last hour. he is at university of michigan. and has been an awful time for those students. columbia university. we have arrived at that 2:00 eastern time deadline. are the protesters moving out? >> good afternoon prayer the protesters aren't going anywhere as of right now. you can see these groups right side of the main gates. upper west side. changing "free palestine from the river to the sea, palestine must be free." the university said it is, very days now. and out of the encampments or you're going to be suspended. i want to take you to have my photographers no man at the main gates of columbia and take

. >> sandra: hello and welcome back, everyone, second hour i am sandra smith in new york and by the way john kirby will be in the briefing room as well, john. >> john: looking forward to that will be monitoring it in the minutes ahead i am john roberts in washington and this is "america reports," they caught 182 chinese nationals of the border in a single day this week. more than 22,000 in total have been ever hunted october 1st including groups of chinese nationals that are sharply dressed and rolling suitcases along with them. our bill melugin and points out that brenda does not necessarily mean deported. >> sandra: he made his way onset brian kilmeade is in new york with us on the threat sneaking across our southern border and new fears that china is spying on vital military bases. >> john: are gillian turner live on that, chinese nationals are speaking into the united states, how long has this been happening? >> well we know that for at least two years, john, chinese nationals have been apprehended by u.s. officials at guam as they try to sneak across the border there to get entry i

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on your screen there, protesters outside of columbia university hello and welcome everyone i am sandra smith in new york and trace it seems like every day now we are covering a new set of these protests this time last week the golden gate bridge. they get better and they get bigger and more vocal. >> trace: i am trace gallagher this is america reports the white house is expected to brief in a moment now after a u.s. official confirmed israel launched strikes into iran. the administration has so far been tight-lipped over the operation and here at home protests as you see on the side of the screen crossing from anti-israel to pro-terrorist. yes, we will continue that. >> sandra: fox team coverage is right now, trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the latest from israel's war cabinet but first we head to the white house. peter doocy is in that briefing room awaiting the briefing to begin, peter, what can you say we are expecting to hear today? >> we are in the two-minute warning to all i can say is we do expect to get some kind of reaction to those protests when the door opens. and a second, s

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. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith to new york this is america reports "america reports" simpson rose to fame with his talent on the football field hedonic stomach dominated college while before doing the same in the nfl for me first ever run out of 2,000 yards in a single season. >> but his legacy on the field came crashing down when he became the prime suspect for the murders of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend, ronald goldman, was found civilly liable later for their deaths periods arrests in 1994 in the trial in 1995 became appointment television for people across the country with many key moments still resonating today. >> both victims were killed in a similar manner. slashing and stabbing wounds. both victims had their throats slash. >> that does not fit the genetic profile of mr. simpson. mr. goldman. >> thank you. other hand, please. >> mr. simpson cannot put those gloves on because they are too small. >> the record stands i did not, could not come and wouldld not have committed this crime. >> we, the jury, find the defendant or in paul james simpson not guilty of the

. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i'm sandra smith along with emily, harold. ford jr.se watters and tyrus s 5:00 in new york city and this is the 5. ♪ ♪ well that was former president donald trump saying he'sid readn to testify after the stage gotdy set. t the 18 people who will derl his fate have been seated in hishi hush moneys trial in new york. open arguments will begin this monday. the big developments today amonk them the judge, ruling that c prosecutors will notom have to give advance notice of the witness list to trump's legal team because former presidents cannot blie trusted not to postg them.d team trumpno will, however, geth oneme name on sunday night. trump railing against the gag order imposed by the judge that limit what is he can publicly say about witnesses he says it is time to take the muzzle off. >> take it away. tak my constitutional rights to speak and that includes speaking to you. i have a lot to say to you andtt i'm not allowed to say it. . everyone else can say whatever they want about me, they can say anything they want. they can continue to

he should be put in a cell and contemplate his behavior. >> sandra: but stephen a. smithessage for them, putting democrats on blast and accusing them of using the courts against trump. >> that appears to be their strategy but i am here to tell you it is not working. it is not working at all and to be quite honest with you i don't mind the fact that it is not working because i might not be a supporter of donald trump, but i want him to lose the right way. i want him to lose because you have better ideas and you make your case to the american people better than he does. >> sandra: all right, that was stephen a. smith. jesse, does he have a point? this is a former president. should he get a fair shake here? and has the media gone too far with just calling to lock him up? >> jesse: really unmoved by democrats. indicting this guy so many times and then he can't talk about how unfair it is? you are rigging the election, and he says you are rigging the election, and then he gets thrown in jail for saying you are rigging this election. this is probably the best campaign strategy

thanks for joining us, and sandra smith. >> sandra gray to see you. [laughter] and this is the story. >> president biden, you can't hide. some schmuck stop finding genocide. [chanting] >> martha: some of the folks who turned out, the president had a lot of people cheering him on as well today in his hometown of pennsylvania battleground state crucial to victory come november! pennsylvania will be very important in 2024. former president trump says that is where you should be right now instead he is here in new york city for day two of the hush money trial. more on this with his attorney -- will get a reaction to this admonishment by the judge moments ago when she joins her shortly but in the meantime biden is in a 3d swing through pennsylvania. fox polling shows that he is down two in a state that he flipped blue by eraser thin margin -- margin in 2020. that is the most recent -- kelly in conway and martin stringer standby but first to white house correspondent peter doocy who is there live with president biden in. [laughter] high. >> within the last

tim kennedy in the house along with campagna and sandra smith, how about it.reports. outnumbered and all three drinking buddy of your host, jimmy failla. just give the american people at home a state of the union, what is the open bar doing to the media right now? people looking good, how does anyone care? need you to name names. >> you are walking through crowds and pick up stars like tim kennedy on your way to talk to jimmy failla. >> bring people with media training to an open bar broadcast. she didn't answer, she thought she would out somebody and get in trouble. level with me. people are bombed, kennedy. >> what it is this madness ch chaos. >> shame on you, we're just doing the bible study. are you kidding me? i want cute in her purse. >> all right, clean this up. >> i can tell you i love this night for so many in the media getting together when we normally otherwise wouldn't. i said hi and hello and exchange pleasantries, so many in the media i would otherwise never see. i saw governor from illinois and we chatted when we were walking in. it's a healthy

we are covering it i am sandra smith in new york, john, this is "america reports" so far over half of the top 50 universities in the country have seen protests just for the last week and it is growing by the day. >> john: fox team coverage starting now on how this is impacting biden's reelection a chance. >> sandra: let's get to alexis mcadams live at new york university for a alexis what are you seeing at nyu today? >> hey, sandra and john come out at nyu we have not seen any protesters just yet though we know there are some planned events throughout this afternoon. we want to keep with you at nyu show you what we are seeing this is in front of the business schools where the tents are popping up now we just have wooden boards to try to prevent more protests. things got pretty out of control the other night, watch this. [chanting] that new video shows protesters chasing after nypd officers at nyu after we were told they made an arrest when the protesters would not get out of there. investigators are telling me this afternoon the crowd grew angry and violent after they had handcuffed a

i'm sandra smith. thanks for joining us. >> ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the 5.s 5:00 in new york city.grow >>> there is calls for the columbia president to resign growing louder as she surrendered to prove who terrorist agitators making life other health for jewish students giving protesters another 48 hour's to dismantle their tend to city. hav jewish columbia students fearing for their safety as they endure slogans like i am hamas and it's only getting worse. so far 8000 pro- hamas protests propping up more than 850's to cities in the u.s.iv universities in texaers and california the latesdt hotbeds f radicalism. as america's coward and chief would condemn all of this but n was in front of a podium at 2 separate events as they walked away. >> you have a message for the protestshe p? as contrast that with mikech johnson going intout the lion's den of columbia to speak with jewish students.we >> as columbia hasd allowed lawless agitators to take over the virus of anti-semitism iser spread across other campusese . i am here joining my colleagues calling on her to

jesse: hello everybody and the jesse watters along with the judge jeanine pirro, peers morgan, sandra smith greg gutfeld? 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five". [ ♪♪ ] >> and pennsylvania, florida, north carolina, georgia, campaigning. this is all coming from the biden white house, biden can put two sentences together, he cannot campaign. >> jesse: if you can't beat them, l'affaire him. democrats came to knock him off his game, legal trials as his opponent gets a huge had started is on full display today. left-hand side, threatening to joe biden hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania. on the right, donald trump spent his day fighting to avoid being locked up after returning to a courtroom in manhattan for day two over the messy paperwork showdown of the century. joe biden by -- rubbing it into trump's face and peppering him with hoax after hoax. >> president biden: paying taxes is something people who work for a living did not him. telling people you're fired is only to laugh about? this into what you says, he says, i'll be dictator on day one u quote, im your retribution. he pro

we will have more tomorrow thank you for joining us and sandra smith. >> john: when you talk about the economy the fun never ends. arun jahnke ask you tomorrow. the story with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: good afternoon i'm martha maccallum and this is the story of the day. o.j. simpson debt at 76 years old. prostate cancer is apparently the cause of death. his image once beloved, a charismatic superstar. 1 of the most popular figures in america in the seventies. he used to run through the hertz counter area and the airport, in movies and and in norma's superstar. sent, that reputation forever changed by what would be called the trial of the century. the brutal murders of nicole simpson his former wife, and her friend who she came back with to her home that night. 's death bringing back memories of those he mercilessly slaughtered. according to the simple decision not the criminal decision. and of course the bronco chaise. he was supposed to turn himself in that day, and an unbelievable twist as he took off and the police chased him through the streets in a slow chaise for h

i am sandra smith in new york. john, great to be with you as we kick off a brand-new week and continue to see scenes like this on our college campuses coast-to-coast. >> john: we began this week month as we began last week. so far president biden has not made any official remarks about the protests which have jewish students feeling unsafe on campus as they get ready for finals and graduation ceremonies. >> sandra: protests hitting dozens of elite universities in 12 states now where students say they will not leave until their demands are met. the top demand being divestment from israel. >> john: full coverage now. we will talk to a jewish student at the university of michigan. >> sandra: demonstrators have torn down the police barricades there. first, we go to brian live outside columbia university where a letter to the students set that 2:00 deadline l less tn an hour from now. what exactly did that letter say? are the students saying that they are going to listen to the university's requests? >> so far, what we

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jesse watters a lot of judge jeanine pirro, piers morgan, sandra smith, and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> i should be right now in pennsylvania, in florida, in many other states, north carolina, georgia, campaigning. this is all coming from the biden white house because they can't campaign. they are using this in order to try to win an election. >> jesse: if you can't beat them, lawfare them. democrats' scheme to knock off -- while his chief opponent gets a huge hit home i head start, was on full display today. on the left inside from scranton joe biden hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania. on the right, donald trump spent his day fighting to avoid being locked up after returning to a courtroom in manhattan for a dak showdown of the century. biden rubbing it in trump's face and peppering him with hoax after hoax. >> he learned that paying taxes are something people who work for a living dead, not him. he learned that telling people you are fired with something to laugh about. listen to what he says. he says "i'll be dictator on

a possible change in policy in israel we are watching a thank you for joining us i am sandra smith. >i'm john roberts. the potential change in policy we'll be big news the rest of the day. the story with martha starts now she's got you covered. >> martha: thank you very much guys. breaking news good afternoon everyone i am martha maccallum and this is the story today. fireworks moments ago in the white house briefing as president biden in a stunning move demanded an immediate cease-fire from israel. in a phone call just about 1 hour ago with the israeli promised her benjamin netanyahu. also a warning u.s. policy could change towards israel back depending on which steps they take next. whether or not they will protect civilians in gaza and aid workers as well. john kirby was pressed on this and he will join us in a moment from the white house briefing room as he steps outside. also breaking right now the search for 1 of the migrants accused of squatting at a home here in new york city. 1 of them is on the loose. this our police say they found guns, illegal drugs -- drugs at a 7-year-ol

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was actually an earthquake, john, but now we do and it was something, hello and welcome everyone sandra smith the new york. >> john: and i'm john roberts in washington, new york city it could be a subway going under a building. this is "america reports" the united states geological survey says the earthquake was centered near lebanon, new jersey, and also close to the trump bet mr. golf course but tens of millions of people felt tremors as far away as boston. >> sandra: let's get right to alexis mcadams live from times square you have some of the most amazing interviews of people going about their lives. with an earthquake added into the picture. the bachelor party group, bachelorette party group you said was fantastic. >> i know, they came from ohio and came here and got this earthquake experience. a lot of people either felt it right away, said things were falling off the shelves in their offices come at their homes, or they looked at me like what earthquake? so it dependent who you were talking to but this happened nearly 50 miles away in new jersey as you mentioned. this was felt by a 42

i am sandra smith, and new york. this is a live event. we will be watching is that unfolds. >> john: i am john roberts and washington. this is "america reports" our number 2. >> sandra: and now this. it was a violent easter weekend in the city of chicago. 7 people shot and killed. another 33 people injured including at least 4 teenage girls. cities across the u.s. are seeing an uptick in juvenile crime. washiwashington, d.c., mayor was parents to be accountable when their kids skip school. an issue that may be contributing to the jump in teen violence. >> john: retrain girls age 12 and 13 have been arrested for allegedly beating a 64-year-old disabled man to death in washington last year. all three suspects are children with one thing in common, a failure to show up at school. >> sandra: retired nypd inspector on the increase of juvenile crime. mike emanuel that the effort to get kids back in school. live in chicago for us. how big of a concern as this violence we saw over the weekend? >> sandra, publicly, officials are saying that all if

. >> sandra: just another friday good to be with you i'm sandra smith in new york and this is america the epicenter 50 miles outside of manhattan. it was lebanon, new jersey. >> john: lots of video coming from ring cameras and experts warning there is a 46% chance of an aftershock larger than 3.0 in the last week. we've artie had a 2.0 aftershock. new jersey governor phil murphy activated the state of emergency operations ce center and new yok governor focal spoke earlier this morning offering him assistance. >> sandra: columbia geology professor and earthquake expert will join us with what we need to watch for now just ahead but we will begin with the fox weather correspondent katie byrne. she is live at the epicenter of this, everyone has a story from this. it felt like for so many of us perhaps the first earthquake they experienced of this magnitude that it lasted a pretty long time, katie. >> it seems that way. if you like it lasted anywhere from 30-45 seconds and we are walking through lebanon now we just arrived trying to figure out if there's any damage and neighbors are trying

. >> sandra: really something hello i'm sandra smith, john, great to be back. >> john: good to see you again, center, i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports" carried in both cases prosecutors argue the shooting that killed four and injured seven could've been prevented if it were not for the parents "gross negligence" >> sandra: four days before the massacre when ethan's father bought him a handgun during the time the school was raising alarms about the teen's behavior. >> john: andy mccarthy and what precedent this case sets but here garrett tenney was all the results of today's sentencing. air? >> jon sanders they call it for the crumbleys to get seven years but in this case the judge went well beyond that sentencing them to 10-15 years in prison. which is what prosecutors were asking for. in doing that, the judge noted the threats that james crumbley made against prosecutors noted that the crumbleys and had unfettered access to a gun in their home and repeatedly characterize themselves as martyrs, showed no remorse for their lack of action, and to describe their

bridge and many more protesters i need this is incredible thank you for joining as everybody i'm sandra smith. >> i'm john roberts. it always seems to be the 2 busiest hours of the day the story with martha maccallum begins now. >> martha: thank you both. here we go guys breaking news this afternoon i am martha maccallum and this is the story. a stunning look at a now 5 hour standoff that has halted all movement on the golden gate bridge in san francisco. protesters there have clogged the bridge and we're learning now about how they did this. some of them are chained through the cars because initially you think 1 of the just arrest everyone they're obviously endangering everyone on the bridge and should be taken out of the area so we will take you live there and the left-hand side of your screen its getting more and more crowded as i watched over the course of the last couple hours. another huge protest of people wanting free palestine and anti- israel. their clock in the wall street area and we will take you there live as well. look at what happened in chicago this is o'hare airport. protest

. >> sandra: great to be with you, thank you for joining us i'm sandra smith. >> john: i am john robertsaking in the next hour "the story" with martha is right now. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum this is the story breaking for today for the first time in the united states parents who's son killed four teenagers will themselves suspended 10-15 years in prison. james and jennifer crumbley largely seen as not to remorseful in their testimony at trial tried to turn that around today but they lost. their son, ethan, serving a life sentence after he pled guilty of four of his classmates a horrific story we covered that have been more than two years ago on november 30th he was 15 years old at the time. today we listen to these for shooting testimony of what was lost by the 60-year-old tate myre, 14-year-old hana saint juliana, madisyn baldwin and 15-year-old justin showing. >> for our family it is not time to celebrate. this tragedy has taken away an incredible toll on our family. >> i find myself watching her and thinking how lucky am i, i'm the one who gets to be her mom. what did i do to de

chances and that is where we are at this hour for a clock on the east coast walk everyone i am sandra smithfor neil cavuto and this is your world, legal eagles andy mccarthy and tom dupree here to weigh in shortly but first let's get to nate foy who was outside that courthouse on what has been going on inside what do we know nate. >> hello sandra the direct examination of gary pharaoh is underway he's a former senior managing director at first public bank and speaking about his professional history with president trump's former lawyer michael cohen he worked with kellan from 2015 until to the best of his recollection 2018 or 2019 he says he was assigned cohen as a client because he was knowledgeable and skilled enough to deal with clients who may be a bit difficult he said that cohen had several accounts at first public bank if there is some reporting that this is the bank that cohen used to wire the 130,000 payment to adult film actress stormy daniels so right now they're talking about his history as a banker and working with cohen and this comes after you mentioned the cross-examination f

a former "national enquirer" publisher david pecker welcome to our two of america reports i am sandra smith in new york. >> john: i am don roberts in washington with court testimony resuming. the former president's legal team wrapped up with pecker earlier today he tried to poke holes in the testimony by pointing out some contradictions and inconsistencies. we have heard from trump once today before the court began, listen to this. >> we are doing very well in this ring to trial and everybody knows it. i think yesterday went very well. in the courthouse, it should be over. the case is over. you heard what was said, the case should be over. but you will have to make that determination and i think this judge will never allow the case to be held in. >> sandra: reaction to that in a moment. they will be here all our to help digest the news coming in from the courthouse. our own lower income will be joining us. that is just moments away. >> john: nate foy outside the supreme court would we expect when they get underway in a few minutes? >> john, the manhattan d.a.'s office will continue its redi

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. border patrol recorded more than 7 million migrant encounters since president biden took office. another 1.8 million migrants entered the country illegally managing to evade the border patrol and they got away. that's more than the population of 12 different states, three times more than wyoming. >> dana: homeland security secretary mayorkas admitting there is a crisis at the southern border but refusing to take blame. that didn't go over well with republicans who are calling for his impeachment. >> you can try to hide from the american public at how we got to this point and point fingers at congress for fixing systems. we've seen gamesmanship out of the administration and gimmicks and i called for your resignation last year and i stand by my request. >> dana: bill melugin live in eagle pass, texas with how today looks. good morning, bill. >> good morning to you. the u.s. border patrol chief has said he loses sleep at night thinking about the got aways. we don't know who they are or w

. >> thank you for joining us i am sandra smith. >> and i am john roberts the story with martha starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon everybody i am martha mccallum and this is the story today. we watch live is the protest play out on college campuses across the country. where is all of this heading? it doesn't appear to be dying down anytime soon so where are we going with all of this? columbia university telling students don't talk -- come to campus. essentially it's not safe and they went fully remote. is this giving in? is this letting the protesters win? i will speak with an iranian and american activist and attorney who has increasing presence on these issues and a message for those who would defend iran on these campuses and their proxies. >> when we were screaming that they were killing iranian women for not wearing a hit job where were you? but all of a sudden everybody has graduated from instagram's law to say this is a violation of international law and iran has the right to defend itself. >> martha: we begin with the other very big story on this monday with former pre

hello and welcome everyone i am sandra smith in new york and it's great to have you back today. >> great to be back i am trace gallagher and john is off this is "america reports" this is what we know so far u.s. official telling fox news israel struck iran and what is being called a limited missile strike. the sounds of explosions reported near iran's central province which is home to one of tehran's nuclear and military sites. >> sandra: describing all sites in the area is fully safe so will the regime hit back or call it a day? we will get brandon a reaction from a new york congressman and member of house foreign affairs committee michael lawlor will join us live in moments. >> we begin with team fox coverage. chad pergram on the future of foreign aid bill, jennifer griffin reporting on the u.s. response to the counter attack but first jeff paul is live on the ground in tel aviv. jeff, any word from israel's war cabinet on this? >> we are expecting them to meet today if they have not already. obviously the topic of discussion would be the strike on iran. it is important to point out so

. >> hello i'm sandra smith in new york i want to call your attention to the left side of your screen both of these are life shots, white house on the right, this is a live shot of migrants clearly right now happening before your eyes coming across the border at eagle pass, texas. this is provided by our fox flight team. these are images we are seeing day in and day out hour after hour, immigration was of course one of the former president's signature issues when he ran back in 2016. but this crisis has only exploded since then. voters are taking notice. >> john: they certainly are fox news polling shows 67% of voters preferred trump overbite and on this issue. it's quite a different story for the last election cycle when biden had the upper hand by eight points. >> sandra: byron williams join us in moments on how this will impact democrats in 2024 but first let's get to matt finn live in el paso, texas, for us. match, you have a completely different look at what is happening at the southern border with this exclusive access. right there behind you to texas' new wire fronts were you l

i am sandra smith. >> john: i'm having trouble with the days of the week, other than that i'm fine. speak to the prosecutor began opening statements by painting that case as a criminal conspiracy while trump's defense argued the case should never have been brought in the first place. >> john: the prosecution calling david pecker to the stand for the former "national enquirer" publisher who was accused to have a catch and kill scheme. every senior correspondent live outside the state supreme what with all the goings-on. eric. >> hello. welcome back from new york. good to see you back in the studio here. the first witness for today has finished. that was as john said, david pecker. part of the prosecutor's say critical conspiracy with the defendant former president donald trump. pecker, the former head of american media incorporated which is the publisher of the "national enquirer" spent on as witness to describe what is called an illegal scheme with donald trump to buy negative stories about him to help the trump election campaign. pecker explain the process at the tabloid how the st

. >> sandra: that walkout expected to start any moment i am sandra smith, this is america reports. barricades have been put up, this is the site where the protests erupted overnight. >> john: so far seeing scenes of people waving flags, banding stomach banging on drums and chanting and teasing somatic rhetoric. >> sandra: we will talk about how these groups are being funded who is behind them? >> john: complete coverage but first to alexis mcadams live at columbia university and what are you seeing there today? >> alexis: hey, john, another day at columbia and get another protest here and there are more nypd officers out here again today. but this did not just start here at columbia, it spreading across the country including across new york to city, take a live look that you want to get you to the nyu campus where the walkout just started moments ago. student saying they would leave to show solidarity for the palestinian people. this was all posted on social media called "the strike in town hall" saying strike and join us trying to talk about what happened last night on their campu

shortly and i am in for neil so our coverage will continue with martha, think of returning as i'm sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts "the >> trays gallagher in gallagher informatica good afternoon everybody, this is the story. we're talking about a massive protest against israel blocking of the university of texas, and the university of southern california, one day after nypd commissioner decided he suspects professional agitators are behind this. >> to me, i think somebody's funding this. also there are professionals and there that are just looking for something to add to the bollard which is the protest be three in moments of story exclusive with nypd chief john schell and nypd deputy commissioner of operations, but first the senior national correspondent, on the breaking news out of texas and here in california. william let's begin in california, you can see the live pictures here they are bringing in chance, sleeping -- tense, sleeping bags, appears from the outside looking in the plan to stay for a while. >> eight maybe a study in contrast like the university of texas, we're not too

welcome everyone i'm sandra smith in for neil caputo and this is "your world." nate 40 he live in new york city -- after that suspect appeared in court. >> sandra the man accused of driving the car during nypd officer jonathan diller's murder exactly one week ago today appeared in the queens new york courtroom this afternoon. take a look at mackey just mentioned lindy jones is the name, he faces several weapons charges and he faces 15 years in prison if convicted in this specific case but 15 additional years for a separate open weapons case from last y year. 's next court date is april 16th or may the judge theme him up like rest so he's being held without bail and here's the queens da melinda katz talking about that... >> my office quoted him as saying should people and is that one of the reason that we believe he is an amazing flight risk. monster hello hannibal for one gun charge another second gun gun charge that he is facing up to 30 years and he made it very clear that this is what he does. he shoots people. >> over 100 police officers supported the late n