sandra. >> sandra: alex, thank you. john. >> john: as the united states economy sputters with the potential for a report tomorrow to confirm that we are in a recession, china's economy shows signs that it could actually be getting stronger. connell mcshane is with us from fox business this afternoon. covid hit the chinese economy hard but it's bouncing back. >> the chinese economy is building back some momentum. small business confidence is reported to be on the rise again over there. credit conditions in china improving, construction activity picking up. we learned all of this in a new report that's just been released by the british bank standard charter. now, still question marks and always concern when you talk about china, about transparency and visibility inside the country. some of the recent covid outbreaks, according to the same report i mentioned, may have disrupted activity. and then housing, which has been slumping in china a year, prices are falling. economists say they don't appear to have bottomed out. but

sandra, hello do you again. >> sandra: hello to you. israeli prime minister and president biden signing a joint declaration, pledging no nuke for iran. >> john: israel urging the united states to put a deadline on the talks and threatening the use of military force. iranian president reportedly firing back shortly after that saying "i tell the americans and their regional allies the iranian nation will not accept any crisis or insecurity in the region and that any mistake made in this region will be met with a harsh and regretable response." >> sandra: the biden team set to head to saudi arabia with a list of goals in hand, with energy security topping the list. officials say they should be looking state side instead. >> we think texas is a lot closer than saudi arabia and president biden does not need to be travelling halfway around the world to search for solutions for the energy crisis when the solution is here at home. >> senator marsha blackburn will weigh in. peter doocy is in jerusalem travelling with the president. are the israe

sandra. >> sandra: gillian turner in washington, thank you. >> sandra: sounds like it's straight out of soviet russia, but some american universities are trying to force staff, faculty, to sign diversity, equity and inclusion, even tying tenure. but parents and teachers are pushing back. mollie, always great to see you. some folks are saying wait a second, diversity, equity and inclusion does not do what it means, sometimes a tactic or tool of fear or intimidation. >> you could never say anything what professors believed or taught, and now they have to sign statements that they don't believe. it is stalinist, it's something you would not like to see in the united states and particularly concerning we are seeing this at government universities. means it is much worse than even if it were just at private universities. >> john: not always flying at universities. seattle, 40% of the faculty at the university of washington rejected ob abstained from voting on a requirement, the measure did not meet the two-thirds super majority. >> and not just flying with normal people, but not flying wi

sandra. >> sandra: still tough out there. thank you, lydia hu in new york city. >> john: doritos are going up, all over. president biden in israel kicking off his first trip as commander in chief to the middle east, and saudi arabia to mend fences with that nation. and joni ernst, great to see you, and the service members of the year at the reagan building, what an event. and weigh in on inflation. true what the president said, gas prices have started to tick down a little bit. inflation is 9.1%, core inflation, does not include energy and food prices, only came down .1 of a percent, from 6 to 5.9. so inflation is still very much with us. >> it is, and john, i do continue to hear stories from iowans and most recently have heard stories about those that are actually taking items like electronics and jewelry into pawn shops so that they can pay for the gas that they need to go to work. so inflation is something that iowans are struggling with, every american is struggling with, and this administration and the democratic majorit

sandra, bill. >> sandra: mike, thank you. keep us posted. >> bill: president biden on his way to cleveland, ohio to tout his administration work on the economy despite the struggle that many americans are feeling. this is issue number one for so many. biden's trip comes as we have new economic data showing 11.3 million job openings in may, even though 5.7 million are still looking for one. figure that out. critics say the tight labor market is the result of extra covid relief money overstimulating the economy and driving up inflation. all this as a new wall street journal report shows red state economies are recovering more quickly after the pandemic than left leaning ones. fox team coverage starts now, karl rove with analysis. but first, peter doocy with the north lawn. good afternoon. >> peter: 11.3 million job openings good, more than pre-pandemic but almost 6 million people looking for jobs means that there are about two openings for every one job seeker. that's not as good, it is near a historic high, and there is a repo

sandra. >> sandra: christina coleman, live on that, thank you. john. >> john: something shocking, a case of polio discovered just outside of new york city. the first in more than a decade. what are health officials doing to stop the spread of the dangerous disease? dr. nicole saphier ahead on that, stay with us. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. (sighs) here, i'll take that. ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar. enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big. ♪♪ pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about two years ago, i realized she was overweight. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the f

sandra. >> sandra: absolutely. a high of 97° here in new york city today. >> hot one. >> sandra: it is. thank you very much, and for more on this story and all things weather, download the fox weather app now and stream fox weather on your favorite connected tv device. we need that now more than ever. john. >> john: it's getting hot out there, sandra. recent polls show democrats are losing their grip on a key voting block. latino voters. box news digital spoke to some who say the republican party is more in line with their views. listen. >> people go by the economy. when your pocket is hurting you wake up from whatever belief you have and it's hurting the democratic party. >> the democrats, focus on the wrong topic, they focus on, i keep hearing about january 6th, keep hearing about gender identity and the importance of that and oppression and racism. i'm a minority, i don't feel any of that. >> john: bring in karl rove, fox news contributor and former white house deputy chief of staff. what are you picking up acr

. >> sandra: thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha who smells like a rose starts now. >> martha: everybody is grossed out by now, guys. thanks very much. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. we get started today. newt gingrich is here, joe concha is here and jason joins us as well on "the story" this hour. president biden has a handshake for the king and a fist bump for the crown prince he called a pariah as the question is shouted at the prince as they sat together. watch. >> jamal khaishoggi, will you apologize to

sandra. >> sandra: thank you very much. critics slamming president biden for pushing for more tax hikes and more government spending as most voters blame government spending for the high prices they are today paying. the president insisting that massive spending will actually lower prices. a lot of critics say that's not the case. charles payne, host of making money on fox business. so, dig into this for us. because it's not hard to look back at moments in history where even democrats, democratic president barack obama said it's just not a good idea to hike taxes in the middle of a recession. here is obama, 2009. >> the last thing you want to do is to raise taxes in the middle of a recession because that would just suck up, take more demand out of the economy and put businesses in a further hole. >> sandra: so why, why are we having a white house push for more spending while americans are suffering through historic inflation? >> because nothing this white house does has anything to do with economic policy, nothing. it is al

>> sandra: yes. have a great weekend. >> bill: here is dagen, see you later. >> dagen: fox news alert. two hours and 17 minutes that president biden and china's president xi jinping spent talking by phone yesterday. president xi with very strong

leo terrell, thanks for joining us on that. >> thank you, sandra. >> john: sandra, they take a hippocratic oath to do no harm. why did dozens of medical students walk out of a white coat ceremony over a keynote speaker stand on abortion. >> sandra: you have heard from many of the experts out there that we are heading into a recession. so, what is the biden administration fix for this current economic crisis? critics say instead of changing policies, it's trying to now redefine recession? congresswoman will be here to weigh in. >> it's not so much with the economist defining as recession, which you said is two quarters in a row, six months of negative economic growth, but it's what american families feel. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to figh

sandra, great to have you back. >> sandra: great to be back. far left protestors dismayed as what they view as an ineffective response to the ruling, saying they are out of step with the mainstream of the party. >> the president is urging the same protestors to fight after access to abortion bills. claims his hands are tied on further action unless the democrats can pick up more seat in the midterms. >> all of this as the far left offers bounties on the location of supreme court justices in an effort to harass them like we saw last week with justice brett kavanaugh, forced to leave a steakhouse in washington through a back door. >> john: the white house refusing to condemn them, saying it is part of democracy as long as it remains peaceful. >> sandra: rich, a lot of the pushback is coming from the left. >> it is, sandra, good afternoon. look at what progressives are saying, they say more needs to come from the white house when it comes to abortion, when it comes to gun violence in this country, and there is also some pretty bad new polling for

back to you, sandra. may be a for bill hemmer. >> sandra: of course he will hold off or that mojito after -- >> going for now, but not for long. >> sandra: i will take the lime in my water, that would be nice on site, but we will ask about that last time, because it is an important one. we have not seen that hit and demand he to, but when it does it changes things, thank you very much, phil. >> bill: you are the man for the gig. several states trying to help people out by handing out cash, some economists warning that it is tempting as a money might seem, it could easily backfire. and perhaps make inflation even worse, on that story in chicago. hey, grady, what did you find out? >> states are taking a page out of the federal government's playbook, sending out stimulus checks, only this time around they are calling them inflation relief checks, many economists say it could make inflation worse. as of now we have counted 12 states red and blue alike at that are sending out money in the form of either direct

sandra. >> sandra: big changes there. meanwhile, you don't have to look very hard to see what is driving the discontent in this country. right now, many mothers and fathers are still struggling to find enough formula for their babies weeks, months into this crisis. the shortage is still causing problems and leaving some store shelves empty. a live update just ahead. we await the arrival of a flight that we hope could help. plus, confusion and flight cancellations at airports nationwide. it is happening right now. now president biden's cabinet is placing blame on, wait for it, the airlines. they say not so fast. >> this staff shortage and the fact that we don't have enough pilots, not paying them enough, that's poor management. so, at some point the oversight which is our government, the oversight of these airlines seems to be pretty lacking to me. all-time highs. now's the time to turn the equity in your home into cash. we called and got $76,395. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow 100% of your home's value to get you

sandra. >> sandra: thank you. so, if you play with fire you will get burned, what china says the leader warned president biden during the high stakes phone call earlier today. the call, of course, coming as beijing has been threatening military action over house speaker nancy pelosi's planned visit to taiwan. congressman michael waltz says the president should not let china dictate a single thing. jacqui heinrich is live at the white house. no mention of speaker pelosi or tariffs in the readouts. >> not a lot of readouts, waiting more information out of the white house briefing but it was the longest call between the two leaders since biden took office, two hours and 17 minutes. we just got a photo from the white house showing it backdrop of speaker pelosi's planned visit to taiwan, u.s. military has made ready overlapping rings of protection on the air and the ground if pelosi chooses to go. china says if she challenges china's red line on taiwan, it would be met with resolute counter measures. neither readout me

i'm sandra smith. the two suspects were allowed to go free with nothing but a promise to show up in court despite their massive haul of deadly drugs. they have likely skipped town by now and disappeared. a man whose son died from fentanyl telling fox the laws need to change. >> lawmakers' job is to keep america safe and this is very obvious that this drug is beyond anything that has ever hit our country before. it is a 747 crashing every day in the united states. and our government does nothing about it. >> bill: full coverage begins now. a sheriff joined us before but first william la jeunesse is outside the courthouse in california where the suspects will appear today. william. >> bill, we're in the central valley. the spine of california. a major corridor for drugs coming up from mexico. but today is about two things. number one punishment is supposed to fit the crime but if they never show up in court it won't matter. is fentanyl so dangerous it should be treated differently? in june, these two men

sandra, what's next? >> sandra: dramatic new video as an everyday hero sees something and does something rushing into a burning building and saving lives. plus homeland security protecting the privacy of terrorism suspects including one accused of plotting to kill former president george w. bush. the new policy preventing members of congress from getting information about some dangerous threats. >> an assassination plot against former president george w. bush included plans to smuggle assassins into the united states from mexico. make thinkorswim® even better, we listen. because platforms this innovative aren't just made for traders —they're made by them. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of brea

sandra. >> sandra: and so many places. thank you. dana. >> dana: a few questions surrounding a democratic power couple. house speaker nancy pelosi under the microscope following her husband's controversial purchase of computer chip stock ahead of a congressional vote. >> sandra: los angeles district attorney gascon facing a new round of criticism after a convicted murderer serving hard time is released early and the federal investigation of hunter biden reaches a critical stage. are politics playing a role as we get closer to the mid-terms? >> pelosis doing insider stock trading. hunter biden's legal issues. the biden d.o.j. is supposed to be color blind instead they view everything through the political prism of ideology of those on the right and left. it is a two-tier system of justice. limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and you could even save $652 when you switch. ok, i need a crowbar. and a blowtorch. [teddy bear squ

sandra. >> sandra: thank you. after a ten-day shut down, russia is restarting its biggest natural gas pipeline into europe. fuel is flowing much more slowly than it did before putin's invasion of ukraine, that has leaders concerned gas prices could soar in western europe and climb again here at home. bring in republican senator steve deigns of montana. we have been watching what is happening there to fully understand what's happening here at home with our energy prices. as the white house often correctly notes, energy prices are global. so, what does it mean for american drivers now that they have started to tap this pipeline again, those energy flows are happening. what does it mean for our energy situation here at home? >> what this means is that vladimir putin has weaponized energy and holds europe hostage to his whims with the pipeline. america is safer, the world is safer when america leads in energy production, not the russians. you think about this administration and president biden, he kills the keystone p

sandra con los detalles. s sandra: no. no es un hotel de cinco estrellas con vista al mar. es el pueblito. nada mÁs ni nada menos que el penal de san miguel en puebla. >> ¿se imagina usted ? una cerveza que de 180 a 200. sandra: se trata de 104 espacios tipo departamentos muy bien amueblados que eran rentados y generaban ganancias estimadas por 145.000 $ a la semana. >> todo eso. habÍa muchos que vivÍan como su casa. sandra: habÍa restaurantes, farmacias, tiendas de abarrotes, de ropa y zapato. baÑos, ferreterÍa y estÉticas para cortes de cabello, asÍ como dos quioscos y gimnasios. >> no contarÁn mÁs en reclusorios con zonas de privilegio. sandra: la actual administraciÓn comenzÓ con la destrucciÓn de estos espacios con maquinaria especializada. todo fue registrado por una notarÍa pÚblica. >> estaban haciendo un trabajo fino para acondicionar el piso que en ese piso se utilizaron concreto de alta calidad para soportar ese tipo de construcciÓn. sandra: considerado como uno de los penales mÁs conflictivos de puebla, el cereso de san miguel tiene capacidad pa

>> sandra: it that goes to the red flag laws, at the gun debate. they failed in this case, so local police never let the state police know that this happened. was not suicidal when they found those weapons that were not guns in the home, knives and other things, he actually did say that he threatened to kill everyone in his family. that is in the local police reports. that was brought to the attention of local police, without being reported as the judges pointing out they can't do anything to stop that fo i.d. card from getting in the hands of somebody who clearly had intent to kill. i just say one thing, when it comes to kamala harris and jessica, tear point you were talking about abortion and the focus on that and something that every woman in this country cares about, every woman in this country also cares about their safety and you look at what is happening around this country right now and it terrifying. where is kamala harris in the city of chicago 68 people shot over the the fourth of july weekend, ten people killed, new york city, 21 shot,

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hey there, sandra, all is nice to see you. we got a lot of inspiring stories on programs about people who are committed to making a difference to the health and well being of our plot. it. here is a quick look at what's coming up. a conservationist and the media who is pointing to say fine us up history, sharing germany using an honest, better super food. in his creations and an architect in egypt was devoted, a courier to sustainable development. was thought the show with wonderful creatures, sea turtles. but these animals faced numerous threat include in plastic, pollution, poaching and loss of habitat. now in south africa, researchers are working hard to understand what can be done to improve the chances for the leather back sea turtle, which has the word small as breeding population of large sea churches species. ah, the word for something wondrous in the zulu language is, is the man galle. so a fitting name for this wetland arc in south africa. it's rich. biodiversity ended a sponsor, genus goals, world heritage list. but

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hi, sandra. >> sandra: great to be with you, john. sandra smith in new york. inside the two-minute warning, we will head to the capitol a short time from now. the committee wants to show the impact of a tweet from the former president on december 19th, he told people to come to washington on january 6th, saying "it will be wild." one lawmaker says that was a siren call and violent extremist groups answered. >> john: committee aides say the panel will also show how the groups may have coordinated with people in the president's inner circle. a former member of the far right group the oath keepers is expected to testify. he arrived in the capitol via a back door, and hear from a former trump supporter now facing charges for entering the capitol that day. and play clips from the deposition ed cipollone, sandra. >> sandra: this is about to be underway. andy mccarthy, and jonathan turley are with us. jonathan, kick things off to each of you first as we await the beginning of this. >> well, this is a key hearing because this is the lynch pin. they have been arguing t

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thus right, sandra, next we go to tenicia with fishes ah, in trouble. what is, according to an e study dementor in his c as been fish stalks dropped by, ah thought over the last 50 years. the vast majority of native species and are threatened by over fission visitors entering the town of ours. these will notice a work of art that looks more like wishful thinking than the reality on the ground . precious you fishers and tunisia bring in a decent catch these days. many simply abandoned their boats. and young people are leaving witness. lyndon was looking at the current situation, i have to say that there was no future in fishing. i can only tell young people to consider a different line of work. biologists from the national institute of marine sciences and technology and fox are looking for reasons behind the dwindling fish docs. the prime suspect toxic algae, which repeatedly turned the sea water, red climate change high water temperatures and rising phosphorus and nitrogen levels provide a perfect environment for the algae to flourish. nater species suc

[applause] >> sandra lindsay -- sorry -- sondra eliza lindsay. [applause] >> an immigrant from jamaica, she is a nurse in queens new york in the first american to be vaccinated outside of clinical trials. at the height of the pandemic she directed a team of nurses , as they worked tirelessly to save the lives of patients as they risked their own lives. by the covid-19 vaccine became available, she was a rate of -- she was a rate of light in our nation's darkest hour and continues to champion -- champion the mental health for health-care workers in america. she represents the best in america. [applause] [applause] >> cindy mccain, accepting on >> cindy mccain, accepting on behalf of john mccain iii. [applause] >> john mccain was a giant among americans from a family of genuine hero who endured unspeakable torture as a prisoner in the war of vietnam. elected twice to the u.s. house of representatives and six times to the u.s. and its of the people of arizona and nominated for the presidency by the republican party, respected around the world to com

zeldin apparently spoke with sandra sandra doorly, just minutes after the incident. and it was her office that made the affirmative decision to charge the attacker with a crime that was be eligible without bail. although doorly said she did make the decision personally and that her office was just offering to with a sheriff's department recommended. but it's a little odd. you see, monroe county prosecutors are known for passing more serious charges for requesting bail more often than other new york counties. sandra doorly long order politics are in line with lisa eldon. you might see how it might look? like her office tend to gin up a convenient narrative for his campaign, which he is listed as co-chair. now doorly would be enough that she would be recusing herself from the southern case yesterday. and the whole controversy as somewhat mute anyways because his attacker is not roaming the streets of new york. he's currently being detained on federal assault charges. goes without saying that attacking a city congressman is a crime, the federal government takes very ser

as it turns out, sandra doorley is a personal friend of lee zeldin. just three months ago, she was listed as a partial co-chair of his gubernatorial campaign position she is not trying to distance herself from and it gets better. sandra doorley was at the rally in which he was attacked. she's a supporter. she's a friend. zeldin apparently spoke with sandra doorley, just minutes after the incident. and it was her office that made the affirmative decision to charge the attacker with a crime that was be eligible without bail. although doorley said she did not make the decision personally and that her office was just offering to with a sheriff's department recommended. but it's a little odd. you see, monroe county prosecutors are known for passing more serious charges for requesting bail more often than other new york counties. sandra doorly long order politics are in line with lee zeldin. you might see how it might look? like her office tend to gin up a convenient narrative for his campaign, which he is listed as co-chair. now doorley would be recusing t

sandra joins us live this morning from the white house. in just a few hours, you are going to be in the white house and the president will distill you with the incredible honor. how does that feel vecsey >> reporter: in morning, thank you for having me. is such an honor. i am excited, i am honored to share this, this presidential medal of freedom with my family and friends but also my family, nurses and healthcare workers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm so excited. >> i know when the white house first reached out to you, you missed their phone call. what did you think when you first got the news? >> reporter: at first i thought it was a prank call. why would the president of the united states be calling me? but then i checked my email and saw that, you know, the white house would followed up with an email and so i knew it was real. but you know thank god i didn't miss my place in the line. >> yeah, you were thinking who is this person messing with me right now? we all remember the moment you got your first shot. we

guillermo quiroz nos cuenta a esta hora. >>> gracias sandra, los puntos rojos en el mapa son los que tienen mala calidad del aire por el humo de los incendios sobre todo. aquÍ vemos el (nombre en inglÉs) que estÁ cerca de yosemite. en ocasiones, el viento lleva el humo hacia el norte y el aire marino desde el pacÍfico lo mantiene hacia el interior. para el Área de la bahÍa buenas noticias ya que el aire fresco lo mantiene alejado al humo. la calidad del aire en la bahÍa es buena, pero cuando el cambio del viento venga el panorama serÁ diferente. en cuanto a las temperaturas, un panorama que se mantendrÁ asÍ hacia el interior, cÁlido hacia las costas por la capa marina que entra a la regiÓn. descenso de temperaturas luego y posibles lloviznas en las prÓximas horas. hablaremos del pronÓstico completo para los prÓximos dÍas, detalles al volver. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> oye guillermo hablÁbamos del viento que afecta el Área de yosemite, que nos trae mala calidad del aire para nosotros pero dificulta el trabajo de los bomberos. >>> en tres dÍas se duplicÓ ese inc

sandra fell commute about a 10 minute ride out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls 20 minutes on this friday morning. monkeypox is now considered a public health emergency in san francisco. that declaration it's supposed to help expand and improve the city's response to the virus. you have probably forced hillary zacki with that full story. >> san francisco has one of the highest case rates already of monkeypox of any other major city in the country. san francisco mayor london breed sounding the alarm on thursday declaring a local public health emergency for monkeypox received about 12. >> vaccines today. we really need 70,000 mayor breed says the city requested 35,000 vaccines, but demand continues to far exceed the supply. she says this declaration is a legal action that will mobilize city resources, accelerate emergency planning, streamline staffing, coordinate agencies across the city and allow for future reimbursement by the state and federal governments. it will also send a message to the federal government that san francisco is in dire need. >> more vaccines.

sandra finally managed to speak. >> indeed, yes, i am here. no, bret, to your point, i just wonder, for the country watching this in this moment, how much this changes what people believed or did not believe. >> stephen: that wasn't his point at all, sandra. ( laughter ) i believe his point was "very powerful testimony." who cares if it changes what viewers believe! your job is to report the news, not speculate how your audience is going to react. there's a reason walter cronkite didn't end each broadcast with this: >> and that's the way it is... or is it? hell if i know! ( laughter and applause ) i miss him. i miss him, baby. what else? oh, things got even worse yesterday for the former president when liz cheney closed the hearing by raising concerns about possible witness tampering by an "unknown person." ( as trump ) "who could it be?" ( laughter and applause ) been a long time. >> louis: been a while. >> stephen: been a long time. >> louis: wow, wow >> stephen: how dumb do you have to be to do crimes while being investigated for other crim

this former track star never jumps the gun when breaking a story, sandra smith! [cheers and applause] he's like mr. clean, muscular, bald and leaves a lemony sent. former acting attorney general matt whitaker! [cheers and applause] she's smart, attractive and inspiration to young women everywhere, fox news contributor kat timpf! and finally his paper airplanes must submit a flight plan, tyrus! sandra, welcome to the show. >> i'm almost speechless because of this new set, congratulations. it is awesome. >> when you asked if we had a live audience you should have said no. >> amazing audience! >> greg: i'm glad you came late to this party, it makes it the least racist person here. >> i was late. and you were adamant about not being late, i apologize. >> greg: by this definition i am the most racist person who ever walked -- i'm always trying to beat the previous record on the show of getting out. >> i screwed it up. >> greg: you did you had a change of clothes. you know what you wore? white. [laughter] what do you make of this stuff? >> it's almost like i didn't kno

here in uganda and brittany from les goes, i'm chris alliance, and i'm happy to join my colleague sandra as your host for the next half hour. these topics are we to how to women a south africa, not protecting endangered bras. lance are more and more tiny for us to spring it up in germany. then how to leesha is making a fishing more sustainable. or recent studies show that maze, collard greens and tomatoes from kenya are often grown using highly hospitals, pesticides that poses a big risk to humans, animals and the environment. food and environmental and jewels in kenya have been calling for government ban on the pesticides. the drop legislation is still under consideration by their efforts already bone fruit elsewhere prompting some producers and fertilizer industry to help a rethink and come up with more sustainable alternatives. ah, the produce has to be harvested quickly. customers in europe won't green groceries in winter to weather bees. chillies herbs are fruit. most of what is going on. he miller farm here in nairobi is destined for export for a long time. why? cliff or cooling op

>>> buenas tardes césar, sandra, es la pregunta que se hacen algunoscon los que hablamos hace poco al igual que trabajadoresesta terminal internacional, nosotros cuestionamos al portavoz del departamento de la policía contra >>> otro incidente pone en duda la seguridad en el área pública dentro del aeropuerto internacional de san francisco, se trata de otro apuñalamiento en el lapsus de un mes, esta vez sucedió en esta zona >>> según la policía, el hecho ocurrió a las 4:55 de la mañana del martes 19 de julio cuando un hombre hirió con arma blanca a un trabajador de la compañía de seguridad aeroportuaria, la cual en un comunicado constató lo siguiente. >>> estamos al tanto del ataque, a una de los empleados de la zona de equipaje, trabajamos muy de cerca con las agencias del orden y con la investigación . >>> definitivamente, no es normal, son circunstancias que nadie quisiera tener ningún tipo de lugar público. >>> algunos pasajeros y trabajadores de la terminal aérea se preguntan ahora si hay suficiente seguridad >>> han habido ya dos incidentes de la misma manera. e

and the richmond, sandra fell bridge really easy. go getting you into marion county at 11 minutes to get you a cross that span. so some improving news and traffic this morning. thank goodness for that. because it was definitely not so great. really just a few minutes ago, especially on one. 0, one, a much better situation for these people have this cruise ship getting off the embarcadero, greeted by some really comfortable weather across the bay area today. very humid out there and a little on the gray side this morning, but we'll see less and less of that gray into the afternoon. low pressure to our north steering this system, our direction, which has upped humidity, minimize fire danger a little bit more so than we typically see when we're in the 90's. triple digits with really dry conditions and especially with those showers we're seeing across northern california welcoming those with open arms right along the north coast, even into areas towards the interior, like reading which of seeing some areas of rainfall here in the bay are

and sandra fell 6.21. cc. everybody's gone down by 10, better get while the getting is good because it. >> aaa doesn't think it's going to last very long. they say the biggest reason that we're seeing prices drop right now is the fact that fewer people filled up last week last couple weeks. really so demand prices dropped, but that can't be sustained because once the summer travel season starts heating up, these price% are going to go right back up through the roof from leave 8.37. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. president biden honors vietnam war veterans. >> we'll show you how he is giving them an award because of what they did for others. >> and the latest in technology brings the powers of video and adding to your phone, we'll take a look at it. >> and today clears up really nicely. we're in for another comfortable one with highs, mostly back into the 70's. still have that muggy feel though. your forecast is ahead. >> 40 right now, president biden recognized for military heroes yesterday giving the

i am sandra teen over you. bob. bye and take care. a with blue blue with who it was supposed to be the embers place of residence, the whole house and palace sicilian holes in potsdam. but these walls have other stories to tow. the nazi in the potsdam conference in the g r. o guard, this manor sicilian off, the prussian eagle and the soviet red star. in 15 minutes on d. w. innovation. bring it on new ideas in conventions. down what drive the economy, the engine that social program. but do they really make our life easier? any this what our future will look like? oh, made in germany 90 minutes more d w. o a. i think everything jenny fair, some are big. i'm listening so much different culture between here and there. so challenging for everything. ah, and to some of this, i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. shove my got my license to work as a swimming instructor on dish, and now i teach children and adults with what's your story? take part, share it on info, migrant dot net. ah, it is establishing a good order teaching p p

but somehow a ring with his name on it popped up at a pawnshop this week in sandra fell. i deal solely in the joy that comes to our store. the rain came across my desk. i obviously knew something special is out of the norm for us. we don't see a lot of these things. amy neal is the operations manager of best collateral when she saw the name hazeltine on the ring. y began a google search and at hazeltine a former forty-niners linebacker cal grad and marin county native neil then posted about the discovery on social media in hopes of finding hazel times family people just. >> we're intrigued engaged you know, to me that's sort of the coolest part about this. is this, you know, this kind has been dead for 35 years now. you know what? going viral within hours, neil was put in touch with hazel times widow. she learned the ring was an honor to former players in celebration of the forty-niners 50 year anniversary in 1996. >> hazeltine was with the team for over a decade. he was a captain and a 2 time pro bowler in 1987 hazeltine died of a l s also known as lou gehrig's disease.

i'm sandra smith. >> sandra: i'm rich edson. "the story" starts right now. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. two stories breaking right now. the dow is down nearly 300 points reflecting fears of a sluggish economy and possible recession. what it means for your savings. as we await and update from the chicago police department after a violent poll day weekend, and the capture of an alleged gunman that opened fire in a parade celebrating america's independence killing seven people. sending dozens to area hospitals and innighting sheer terror. >> people that work for the parade said keep running, keep running. my daughter said mommy, i don't want to die. as i was holding her friend's head. i said it's okay. let's keep running. >> people walking with blood on their shirts and pants. listening to a woman screaming her child's name trying to find her child. >> let's get to mike tobin. he has the story for us live from highland mark, illinois. mike? >> a sad update. i just got confirmation through highland park and lake county authorities that there's a

. >>> poderoso para la historia sandra. >>> vamos al corte comercial. >>> tenemos arrestaron a sospechosos de varios robos domiciliarios, pero el anuncio vino con enojo porque no querÍa el primer crimen. >>> permite poner fin a la polÍtica quÉdate en mÉxico, entÉrese quÉ significa esto, qÉe efectos tendrÍa en la regiÓn. >>> si pienso viajar ya para el festivo o en este verano le cuento por quÉ que es buena idea tener un seguro. >>> no le cambie. >>> . >>> vacaciones aproblema asia en el trabajo, y maleta listo aguante y de salir y tiene que cancelar todo, cÓmo recupera su dinero gastado. >>> bueno marta nos cuenta cÓmo un seguro puede ser buena opciÓn. >>> yamilet se prepara para un viaje a mÉxico esta semana, pero ante de salir nunca olvida comprar un seguro de protecciÓn. >>> la verdad que es una superventaja. >>> porque contratiempos le pasan a todos y a cualquier hora, a yamilet le llegÓ en un viaje anterior. >>> tuve la experiencia con mi mamÁ que tuvo un problema de salud la tuvimos que entrar al hospital no pudimos realizar el viaje sino pudimos realizar el viaje. >

here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, kayleigh and team. kick off "america reports," moments from now we are expecting an update from the white house briefing room. all of this as we learn the president has tested positive for covid. hello and welcome, everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: good to be with you on this thursday, i'm john roberts in washington. white house covid coordinator will take part in the briefing. he says the president did not sleep well last night after travelling to massachusetts and waking up this morning with a runny nose and dry cough. the white house says biden is taking the drug paxlovid, designed to reduce the severity of covid. >> sandra: officials say the

sandra fell among or other spots, barely making the low 80's a lot like we saw yesterday. now, tomorrow, friday, saturday, a lot like today, low 80's that are very warmest. then come sunday and we're in the mid 90's that are very warmest highs climbing even further into monday and tuesday of next week near triple digits, a little less dramatic of a change near the bay and the coastline, but also some slightly warmer temperatures. if you are inland, definitely enjoy these next 4 days before we get back to the july heat. as for our bridges, we've got 20 minutes to get you across the bay bridge this morning. that's your pretty typical drive time once we hit the height of mhe morning commute, which we are in now, a little gray in the distance there, but also some sunshine making its way through san mateo bridge. 15 minutes. you're rolling at the limit. so things are doing all right. as for the richmond, sandra fell bridge, you can get a little sunshine out there, which is some good news for you. as for the drive time holding at 14 minutes. not so great across the golden gate b

our richmond, sandra fell bridge. we did have an earlier accident there along the richmond center fell bridge. now that that's clear is still seeing drive times and definitely to traffic going a little slower. about 20 minutes. richmond heading across the worse and are filled and the golden gate bridge still moving at the limit. 37 to the tolls about 22 minutes for your drive. let's talk sports because we have to. the giants got swept by the dodgers and a's are not looking too hot either. kron four's. kate rooney has those highlights. >> hoping for a hot start against their rivals to begin the 2nd half of the season and get back into the nl west race. but after 3 games, san francisco came into the series finale just trying not to get swept. you've got to check out. klay crushing some beers behind the giants dugout of dodger stadium that i watch a game. >> top of the 5th, darren ruff at the plate crushes this baseball. deep to left and gone for a 2 run home run to tie the game at 4, 4 ruff's 11th homer of the season. b

sandra from norway has already joined the ukrainian army. they refer me to her. the life she depicts on soci media is not for the faint of heart. she used to be a fisher, then served as a representative for her ethnic group, the sami people. she tells me that after that, she trained as a combat medic. now, she says, she is on the frontlines. >> first of all, it's a moral obligation. this is home base. it's in europe. we owe them. >so if you can help, you should. obligation.reporter:home base. on her social media accot, she poses with weapons. she tells me she has no qualms about using her gun. >> well, it is what it is. it's your job. it's what you have to do. so it's the one who fires first. that's how it goes. we are not the attackers. we are the defenders. we are not the one cssing an borders, they did. reporter: kapon flies to krakow in poland, close the ukrainian border. temperatures in eastn europe just have dipped to near freezing, a climate that kapon has never experienced before. i join him for the next leg of his journey. the first stop, a military shop

sandra from norway has already joined the ukrainian army. they refer me to her. the life she depicts on soci media is not for the faint of heart. she used to be a fisher, then served as a representative for her ethnic group, the sami people. she tells me that after that, she trained as a combat medic. now, she says, she is on the frontlines. >> first of all, it's a moral obligation. this is home base. it's in europe. we owe them. >so if you can help, you should. obligation.reporter:home base. on her social media accot, she poses with weapons. she tells me she has no qualms about using her gun. >> well, it is what it is. it's your job. it's what you have to do. so it's the one who fires first. that's how it goes. we are not the attackers. we are the defenders. we are not the one cssing an borders, they did. reporter: kapon flies to krakow in poland, close to t ukrainian border. temperatures in eastn europe just have dipped to near freezing, a climate that kapon has never experienced before. i join him for the next leg of his journey. the first stop, a military sho