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john, thank you. husband of the murdered microsoft executive's ex-wife making his first court appearance after being charged in his killing. could prosecutors also charge the ex-wife as their investigation heats up. we'll ask criminal defense attorney phil holloway, here to break down the latest twists and turns in this case. >> john: republican lawmakers pushing forward with their parents' rights bill, meant to help parents who say they have been demonized by school officials and labelled domestic terrorists. will the bill make it to the president's desk? there is the crux. douglas murray weighs in coming up next. >> like every other institution in america, schools must be accountable. and this bill will ensure that accountability to the people who matter the most. ople are workino build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help amer

john. >> john: good to see the industry is taking care of its own. minutes away from the white house press briefing, press secretary karine jean-pierre, america's top banking official faced tough questions this morning. chad pergram is live at the capital, so chad, they insist the taxpayers are not going to be on the hook for this. >> wait to see. treasury secretary janet yellen says taxpayers will not foot the bill to cover the losses at silicon valley bank but a new fed plan to help struggling institutions. >> i'm concerned about the precedent of guaranteeing all deposits and the market expectation moving forward. inflation played a key role as rising interest rates and mismanaged interest rate risk led to a crisis. >> svb invested in treasuries and had to sell them at a loss. yellen says fiscal contagion is high. >> the bank had a high proportion of uninsured deposits, which made it vulnerable to runs and it experienced devastating run. >> svb is not the only bank facing problems. they asked why signature bank made questionable investments. it als

thanks, john. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. see you again tomorrow and i'll see you for america's newsroom with dana. "the story" starts now. >> martha: we're awaiting a briefing at the white house. the big question remains, we'll hear something about will he or won't he. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg and former president trump on the hot seats as we await a decision from the grand jury here in manh manhattan. the d.a. is pursuing an indictment of a u.s. president. others say he's on

>> hey, john. looking in the tech field and many want inflation is a concern and they had to adjust town fellation that reached 40-year highs and drawing and savings for social security and glad we talk to one south carolina resident and he's retired and entered the work force and couldn't keep up with the cost of living. watch. >> food and gas and just repair costs. i run a home but the upgrades were through the roof and i could not afford that. >> the number of older adults in the work force are growing and some supplemental social security is drawing against it and the labor statistics and more than a quarter of adults ages 65-75 were working in 2021 and that share is projected to grow to 30% by 2031 and, john, interesting to note that this work trend among retired americans is emerging inspite of the largest cost of living increase to kansas benefits in 30 years and 8.7% takes effect this year. john. >> john: see if folks are still working at a job when the increase takes place but if so many o

john roberts in happening. the icc claims putin is responsible for overseeing the unlawful abduction and deportation of children from ukraine to russia. moscow is calling the move "meaningless." >> sandra: chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon l. what impact will this have in the short-term on vladimir putin? >> well, sandra, the announcement from the hague international criminal court could have an impact on whether xi of china goes ahead with a meeting with putin. if he does, he will be meeting with an alleged war criminal, now has an arrest warrant issued for the mass abduction of ukrainian children taken to russia and placed infiltration camps. modern day equivalent of the camps during world war ii to process jews in europe, a haunting image. >> the international criminal court has issued two warrants of arrest in the ukraine situation for vladimir putin, president of the russian federation and commissioner of the russian president of children's right for the alleged

. >> john: and i'm john roberts. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking on "the story," we're in the final hour of trading on a day that has had a lot of investors on pins and needles. the fear is whether we'll see a contagion effect set in at the second and third largest bank failures in united states is history. this is a huge deal. this is a lot of money and tentacles that reach into a lot of different places. not sinc

." >> john: am i awake? fox news alert, female athletes nationwide asking the supreme court to step in and protect women's sports saying they should not have to compete against biological males. >> sandra: it's a huge story, and deciding athletes who have gone through male puberty cannot compete with women. will the decision impact how women sports are played here at home? we will ask holly and riley who have been leading this effort to protect women's sports coming up. >> john: fox news alert, waiting an update in the pentagon after another suspected iranian missile strike targeting a u.s. military base in syria. hello, i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, we made it to friday. >> sandra: we did, the afternoon will hold a lot of news. we'll watch for the pentagon briefing. this is "america reports." tensions between the u.s. and iran turning deadly during three separate incidents in syria in the past 24 hours. a suspected iranian drone hit a coalition base in northeast syria, killing an american contract

john, a good friday to you. >> john: and you as well. the news never quits, does it? i'm john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." a manhattan grand jury sending shock waves through the country. >> sandra: after they voted to indict former president trump relating to the alleged hush money payments made in the run-up to the 2016 election. marks the first time a former president has ever faced criminal charges. >> john: a source saying fox is expected to be arraigned next tuesday at 2:15 in the afternoon. he will not be placed in handcuffs after an agreement struck between alvin bragg and trump attorneys. >> sandra: bryan is live outside the courthouse here in lower manhattan. how is local law enforcement preparing for the arraignment next week? >> sandra, good afternoon. we are told law enforcement, fbi, secret service, new york state, nypd, are meeting at one m -- 1:00 p.m. to discuss logistics before the arraignment on tuesday afternoon. today, a bit of a media circus, barricades as well as nypd officers. we are told every nypd officer citywide has been

good morning, john. >> john: great to be back. i'm john roberts. this is "america's newsroom." the possible arrest related to a hush money payment made to stormy daniels, it happened in the run-up to the 2016 election. the manhattan district attorney's office has been investigating the case for years. a grand jury is reportedly on the verge of bringing charges. >> dana: jury still has to hear from one more witness. that will be a one-time legal advisor to president trump's former attorney michael cohen expected to rebut cohen who has been a key witness against trump. >> john: calling into question the timing of the arrest. republicans arguing the whole thing is political. >> it's the weakest case out there. trying to make a miss demeanor a felony. timeline doesn't work. too long past and doing it after a person for political purposes. somebody putting their thumb on the scale simply because they don't agree with somebody else's political view. that's what's wrong and that's what infuriates people. this will not hold up in court. >> john: david spunt is live to kick us off monda

john. this massive new tax and spend plan as inflation remains stubbornly high and as a brand new jobs report is just released by the labor department. it did show payrolls rising by 311,000 last month. that was higher than expected and as "the wall street journal" references what they see as evidence of resilient economic economy. >> the unemployment rate meanwhile ticked up to 3.6%, that's from the record low in january. >> but there's still a big question on what's coming down the pike as more rate hikes could be on the horizon. >> so with that in mind, let's get right to it with white house correspondent peter doocy. peter, the president believes the bulk of his economic proposal has a chance in congress. as least that's what he told you. >> he d. he told us that yesterday. john, president biden today is not backing off the big thing that puts his budget at risk,n t 28% tax rate, ronald reagan was a 28% tax rate. that wacko liberal guy. the idea that was an unreasonable amount but i'll

john. >> john: chad, thank you. let's bring in bret baier, anchor and executive editor of special report. you heard the congressman saying at some point we need to unite behind former president trump because of liberty. gives you a sense the indictment may help him as opposed to hurt him. >> good afternoon. i think it's interesting to see that the party is probably going to unify behind the former president right away. i think that in the gop primary this could really see numbers en an increase from what he was. he's up 30 points in our latest polls. because people are upset, they believe he's been targeted, they believe this adds to other things that they see, they believe the former president has been under attack for many years. the russia investigation and others. you know, you had former house speaker nancy pelosi on twitter saying the grand jury has acted upon the facts in the law, no one is above the law, and everyone has the right of a trial to prove innocence. well, that had social media buzzing because it'

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john, sandra? >> sandra: you just pointed out you and i spent a lot of time during the last financial crisis covering all the major banks. we stood outside bear sterns. there are moments reminiscent of those days. that is what is causing some would call it irrational pan et. it is scary to see this happen. >> almost 15 years since the bear sterns collapse, st. patrick's day of '08. it kind of started it all with lehman brothers. there are differences between now and then. the similarities are mostly emotional but it is what it is. sometimes the emotion kind of runs the day and you hope that comes into check in the next few days. sometimes it doesn't make sense necessarily why something selling off as much as it is. it doesn't mean it's not selling off. it still is. >> sandra: interest rates going from 0 to 5 in the shortest period of time in u.s. history. >> never done that. >> sandra: thanks. great to have you. >> john: let's bring in mark thesesen. president biden likely to talk about the economy

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>> hey, john. something else to note here, the two adults that were shot this morning there in denver received medical aid right away, thank goodness, because there were paramedics on scene for another reason. the parent that i spoke to a short time ago told me that there was a child there that was having maybe some kind of allergic reaction, something relatively minor, but the paramedics were at the school. so they were attending to a student and shots rang out and that's why they were able to administer aid to these two adults who were shot by this suspect, so that is a new detail that we are learning. we'll hear more hopefully from the police as hopefully we get another briefing this afternoon. but that same parent is the one who told me we had no idea that there were kids on this campus that were being searched for weapons if they had behavioral problems. you know, if you are a parent and you have a kid in school, you get messages from the school all the time. you are being sent emails with upd

john. >> john: all right. it is st. patrick's day, which means irish pubs across the country have lines out the door, and that means lots of cash in the kitty from all of those pints, corned beef and cabbage. fox business's madison alworth is still waiting to get in the door -- no, she got in the door of the east end pub. all this celebrating music to the ears of pub owners, madison. >> my gosh, yes. not only in, i'm behind the bar. they have been rowdy here all day at the east end bar and grill enjoying, we have a bagpipe over there, this place is full of people celebrating, and it is very good news for the bar owner here because so much money is spent on this holiday. we are talking $7 billion is going to be spent celebrating this very exciting day and ken east, the owner, pouring us a guinness. just take a look, they are drinking real good here in new york city. no surprise when it comes to that. so, it's great for a business like this, john, but i have to add a little somber news for employers. because we are having

john: i mentioned that in the opening statement. we know president herzog and prime minister netanyahu were quick out of the gates to condemn citizens taking the law into their own hand and providing security forces to the west bank. that was important and significant and we're grateful for that. reporter: to follow on, that in act, 2021, there was the case that there was no consensus from the intelligence community where covid camefrom. without revealing sensitive information, has the i.e.c. gathered new information, new intelligence since then? that might have led to d.o.e. to draw a different conclusion? : again, without confirming the press reporting on the department of energy's work here, the confection for them is they run the national labs and the president wanted the national labs involved, again, a whole of government effort. the work is still ongoing. there hasn't been a final conclusion arrived at here. not everyone in the intelligence community or across the government necessarily has come to a consensus view here on ho

>> thank you so much, john. i appreciate that, and yes, what i want the nation to know is that this is just like derek said, a crisis. we have a tsunami, public health emergency crisis and every parent and every child needs to understand what's going on in our country. >> and what is it that's going on in our country as far as you see it? >> as far as i see it, i feel like we are being targeted, kids are being targeted. it's the vulnerable population. the fastest growing population that we are losing. we have drugs flooding into this country from the border. mexican cartels and china and i mean, i truly believe that they are looking for the vulnerable people to kill. >> john: i mean for them it's big business, not quite sure what it is for china, but they really don't care whether or not they are killing people, they want to get people hooked. attorney general, congressman, merrick garland was in the hot seat asked about this particular topic by senator lindsey graham. listen to the exchange here. >> how would y

hi, john. >> john: john roberts in washington. collision last night around 10:00 local time. >> sandra: as two blackhawk helicopters, part of a routine training mission, we are told, involving a multi-ship formation with night vision goggles collided around 30 miles from the fort campbell military base where the helicopters took off. >> john: army officials say there will be a full investigation but added the debris from the collision thankfully fell in a partially wooded field area and not by any homes. >> sandra: c.b. cotton is live on the scene at fort campbell, kentucky. what are we learning from authorities there, c.b.? >> sandra, we know the army has sent a specialized team to review the crash site and gather the flight data recorders. this could possibly reveal why this tragedy happened. nine minutes of 101 airborne division killed here at home. the crash happened on the kentucky-tennessee border some 30 miles from the base. four soldiers were in one helicopter, five in the other. they were there to practice the multi-ship

john, good to be you. >> john: always something. john roberts in washington. this is america reports. credit suisse their shares heading to an all time low, trading temporarily halted several times already. >> sandra: despite the collapse of two major u.s. banks this week, brand new inflation numbers indicating the fed could still move forward with an expected rate hike as soon as next week. what that means for you and your money. we've got fox team coverage. it begins now. >> john: first to our peter doocey who is traveling with the president, still in las vegas. how closely is the white house monitoring the markets today? >> reporter: john, they generally claim they don't follow the markets very closely because they say they don't think that is a good indicator of economic health. if that's different in this case, we hope to hear soon. we just haven't seen the president yet today. the dow has been down in the neighborhood in the last few minutes of about 700 points. so again, if we hear anything from the white house, we will bring that to you. there is a new

john. >> john: it seems like every week there is something new. i'm john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." the president addressing the nation before the stock market open, assuring that their deposits are safe. taking emergency measures to contain the damage from two of america's largest firms. >> sandra: while the president blames bank executives and republicans for the failure of silicon value bank and signature bank, critics say about the aggressive rate hikes meant to rain and rampant inflation inflation are having devastating consequences for the american economy. >> john: we've got a stacked lineup for you including mohamed el-erian. he also says that the meltdown is a sign of something even bigger down the road. >> sandra: buffers, dagen mcdowell and sean duffy are standing by. >> john: and mark is starting us off. mohamed el-erian with some words. but what about the president? so far has implicated the markets. >> relatively calm, but it has been a pretty volatile day of trading on wall street. still waiting to see what it will look like. the question of

with you, john. learning more details out of that news conference, it happened a short time ago. police say the shooter did not specifically target those six individuals who were killed. >> john: the head of the school, katherine koonce was shot in the hallway and custodian mike hill was hit after the shooter sprayed bullets through a glass door. we saw that through the bodycam, the others were three children, including the pastor's daughter and another adult. they believe she had some training in shooting from an elevated position. >> sandra: police were quick on the scene there, they ran immediately toward the sound of gunfire. it's all captured on bodycam footage, including the two officers who eventually took down the shooter. we are waiting to learn of a potential motive. >> john: what have we learned since we last spoke and since the police chief held his press conference there? >> well, john and sandra, learning a lot of new details about the shooter who brought terror to this nashville christ

john roberts in washington. happy tuesday, sandra. >> sandra: and john, you are warmed up yet again. sandra smith in new york city. the former president predicted he would be arrested today, but he is not expected to be arraigned until next week, the grand jury has another witness to hear from. >> john: the manhattan district attorney for the soft on crime approach is taking heat for what critics say is politically motivated. his office is firing back. sal wisenberg in a moment. >> bryan joins us live in studio. what is the latest from district attorney alvin bragg's office? >> the office has responded to jim jordan and house speaker kevin mccarthy's calls for bragg to testify to congress over the possible indictment of former president trump. they have characterized bragg's investigation as a political witch hunt. a spokesperson for the d.a.'s office telling fox news digital we will not be intimidated by attempts to undermine the justice process, nor let baseless accusations deter us from fairly applying the la

john? >> john: sandra, let's bring a derek maltz, the former dea agent in charge. derek, when you and i first met more than 11 years ago now, you were involved in the dea operation in the wake of the killing on the road between monterey and mexico city. that was a case of mistaken identity, where he and victor avila, both i.c.e. agents, were mistaken for drug cartel members. shot and killed. it has only gotten killed since then. >> absolutely, john. i want to know, did i miss something, where is president biden on the world announcement on this latest incident of killing americanandg them in mexico? they are killing mass amounts of kids all over america every day. 200,000 under joe biden's watch, right? dying from poisonous drugs. but what i don't understand, john, is the latest press secretary announcement very deceptive to the american public. she basically said to peter doocy that we have historic levels, low levels of fentanyl at the border because, the homeland security director is tal

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: and what a story it is today, folks. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. our correspondent benjamin hall and his wife, alicia, one year after the attack in ukraine that nearly took his life. we'll show you never-before-seen footage from the new fox documentary that reveals the actual attack much of which was filmed. the super heros that risked their lives to save ben, their stories, their former special forces, incredible and then the family's struggle and his struggle to get home to them. all of that coming up. but first, story breaking late today. new evidence that $3 million found its way from a chinese company to biden bank accounts. we're now learning tha

>> not yet, john. they do, white house officials do see a national security issue with tiktok, but they also see a lot of eyeballs. >> so look, as i mentioned before, the white house clearly does not -- does not use tiktok, but we believe in meeting the american people where they are and the reality is many of them, millions of them are on this app. so we engage with people who are using their own platforms. >> tiktok's line about this reads, the ban of tiktok on federal devices was passed in december without any deliberation and unfortunately that approach has served as a blueprint for other world governments. these bans are little more than political theater. but democrats and republicans say there is way more to this than politics. >> so i don't understand why if we deem it's not -- it's dangerous enough to be taken off of our phones in congress, why the democrats would want to allow it to take place on our children's phones. that's primarily who uses tiktok. our children. >> republicans and democra

john? >> john: check this out. too close for comfort, a group of snow mobilers had this run in with a moose. video shows the terrifying moment the man jumped off as the moose was charging. the moose ran over the snow mobile and collided with it. the guy goes -- oh, got off just in time. the moose ran off unharmed. the family uninjured as well. >> i wonder if the moose -- if they're like dogs, if it's like a moving electronic vehicle. it's 3:00. >> our time is up. >> i'm john roberts. >> i'm gillian turner. "the story" starts now. >> martha: always a few extra seconds for good moose video. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now on "the story," 2024, heating up as florida governor ron desantis and former president trump give very important speeches over the weekend. so

. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. so chinese-owned tik tok on the hot seat today. they've got 150 million american users. almost half the country. it's now ground zero for the influence and purchase

thanks, john. >> john: jacqui, counting down to 2024. some likely presidential candidates are skipping cpac in favor of another event. what does it say about the future of the gop. >> jacqui: dozens of democrats are backing a republican bill that it could lead to the president's orders and the economy. on your credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high-rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. no one takes care of veterans like newday usa. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. w

thank you, john. we know that typically, courts don't like to hold parents responsible for the intentional actions of their children. all those states around the country have been enacting laws, particularly those related to the access to weapons and guns like this case where there's allegations that these parents not only bought the gun that was used in the school shooting, but also left that gun in an unlocked box, and you can tell by this court's decision that it is very aware of setting a precedent that could in some ways hold parents responsible for poor parenting. they give lots of examples in this case of the yet the man who shot the kids at the school of reaching out to the parents asking for help talking about his mental health issues, and in some cases, the parents actually ignoring the cries for help, so this could be a precedent setting case. we've seen lots of cases where kids go into schools and shoot and kill other students. and the question is, are parents going to be held accountable?

i'm john roberts in washington, good monday to you. >> gillian: good monday to you, john, is it monday, tuesday, i don't know anymore. there are so many days. and they just keep going. >> john: it feels like one day leads into the next. >> gillian: we are almost at that point around here. can you believe it. all right, i'm gillian turner and first sandra smith today, this is "america reports," that crime bill has become a source of some conflict, democrats in washington over the last few days quite a few house dams are upset with the white house were not given them a heads up that the president plans to veto the bill. >> john: senior correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill and he has the latest on this about-face. chad. >> john, good afternoon, the d.c. city council is trying to backtrack on its plan to soft in the city's criminal code. the chair of the d.c. city council has told the senate it will resend the changes. the senate was slated to be quote the local changes this week. a senior senate leadership aide says that d.c. can't pull back at this point and they expect the vote

back to you, john. >> john: all right. i was worried about a friend of ours a former top gun instructor. he's on the chair lift. four inches of fresh powder overnight. >> good news. >> john: thanks for joining us. i'm john roberts. >> "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: they need snow in the northeast. they haven't had any. breaking right now on "the story," this is an international incident. shocking news from the white house and the state department as we get new reaction from them to the four americans that were kidnapped, two killed, reportedly found near an area known as being a

john. >> john: c.b. cotton, thank you so much. we are now learning more about the timeline of the trump manhattan grand jury case. grand jurors will not sit for the case this week and may not meet monday and wednesday of next week. they are scheduled to be off the week of april 10th. all of this meaning the earliest the jurors could reconvene might be mid april. sandra. >> sandra: ok, we are watching for that. meanwhile, fox news alert, and a live look at the white house. we are waiting a press briefing from karine jean-pierre and john kirby, lots of news to get there. threat from china, crisis at the southern border, all expected to be coming up in the room. we will take you there for the questions and answers. >> john: plus horrific fire at a mexican detention center, one of the deadliest migrant tragedies in years as new video appears to show guards leaving the facilities without releasing locked up migrants who are smothering from smoke. the vice president of the national border patrol council art dwill join us on that. >> and

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we are monitoring it, john. >> john: stand by for that. paul pelosi's alleged attacker, david depape appearing in a federal courtroom. inside the courtroom and breaking developments as soon as we get them. >> sandra: also, ron desantis dipping his toes a little bit deeper into the presidential pool. hear what he said to piers morgan, has people buzzing about a potential 2024 run. >> john: president biden accused of lying about his son hunter's chinese business ventures. now the congressman investigating the family has issued an ultimatum for biden to come clean. katie pavlich will react to both of those stories next. >> it's rich the president stood there and lied to the american people. also rich the mainstream media has not called him out on it. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for you family, call newd

john. >> john: rich, thank you. appreciate it. >> dana: a reporter face-to-face with isis-k fighters benjamin hall. i'm glad you are here to talk about this. just because we pulled out of afghanistan in 2021 does not mean that isis-k doesn't want to still attack us. they are planning to do so? >> this is one of the dangers. we pull out of after & focus moves to chinaened a russia. when you do that you look at some of the other threats out there. isis-k operating in afghanistan, a broke and starving and freezing country now and growing in strength and they have one goal, to continue attacking the u.s., nato, western allies and also china. this is a country where the u.s. doesn't have a lot of intelligence. they pulled out. we haven't seen any attacks since i think august of 2021. so there is a big question now what they are planning, where they want to attack and important to try to keep as much intelligence and eyes on afghanistan as possible. >> dana: we showed a clip before you came on of you interviewing an isis-

bill hemmer is off today. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. this new multi-agency operation targeting fentanyl smuggling at border crossings already has kept more than 900 pounds of the drug off our streets. homeland security secretary mayokas said it is a major shift targeting the fentanyl supply chain. >> we are watching the precursor chemicals used to manufacture fentanyl and tracking that chemical specifically. it is a monumental shift and example of how we take it to the cartels, to the traffickers and we won't stop. >> dana: telling us yesterday the u.s. needs to work with mexico in order to fight the cartels. >> they will sell people, drugs, anything to make money. what we are trying to do is figure out what the best way to gain the cooperation of the mexican government. this is honestly, i think they would admit, their problem, too. >> john: griff jenkins is tracking this and live at the border in mission, texas this morning. first of all, thank you for the loan of the tie. i left the house without one. i appreciate it. >> you look gre

john: good evening, i'm john yang. delegates at the united nations have agreed on a historic international treaty to protect biodiversity in the ocean. it's been years in the making and only made it over the finish line after a marathon 36-hour negotiating session that ended late last night. >> even for people who don't live near it, the ocean is central to life on earth. it covers more than 70 percent of the earth's surface, is home to tens of thousands of species of fish, provides oxygen for the planet, and provides the livelihood for billions of people. but only 1.2% of the ocean has any legal protecti, leaving the high seas lawless and ripe for exploitation. overfishing threatens biodiversity. another threat, the ocean's rising temperatures caused in part by climate change. the man-made scourge of plastic pollution poses an ever-growing problem. late last month, as the united nations kicked off a fifth round of negotiations to establish a treaty to protect more of the ocean, the cause gained some star power. jane f

we may not ever well know. >> john: might not. a virus that has killed almost as many people as have died in all the wars the united states has ever fought and you have the person who was the top virologist in the nation if not the world saying might not. >> you know, it's fascinating. if you look back and looked into emails of the very first days of covid and what the experts were talking about, including dr. fauci and dr. collins, and there was an effort to stop talk of a lab incident from the beginning. >> john: that's an under statement. >> and it's interesting i think the hearings on capitol hill are going to go into that a lot more than we have before. >> john: you use the word squelch, it was vilify, ridicule, cancel, censor, all of that. >> they had emergency phone calls in the early days with virologists and experts trying to get them on the same page. let's say this, even though there are some saying there is nothing that adds up to a natural movement of this virus. >> gillian: at some point the world's attention you hav

and what's interesting, john. in today's hearing the democrat mike pence of the committee tried to strike from the record senator schmidt's temperature and attorney general landry's testimony. first they say no censorship and then they try to remove it from the record because we followed custom and they did not answer questions as is always the custom when you have a senator and a former member come in front of congress. that i think describes what the democrats are really up to. >> sandra: congressman, welcome to you, sandra here. this is also a moment when a rep, the democrat, responded to allegations that the biden administration and social media are out there censoring conservative voices. >> that allegation is nonsense as we discussed extensively in the hearings as the chairman has said before, social media companies deep pocket, private companies, social media companies actually amplify conservative voices. >> sandra: your response to that, congressman. >> i mean, it's just not accurate. everyone knows it, a

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hi, john. thank you for being with me this week. >> john: it has been a pleasure. we made it to friday, too, also a good thing. this is "america's newsroom." that initial attack targeted a coalition base in northeastern syria. a self-destructing iranian drone like the kind being used in ukraine by russia crashed into the facility. the explosion killed one u.s. contractor and wounded another. five american troops were also injured. >> dana: the u.s. responding with a series of precision air strikes in syria. the blast targeting an arms depot and port. eight iranian fighters were killed. >> bill: iran's -- this as u.s. foreign policy is put to the test on multiple fronts. >> the department remains vigilant against other persistent threats including iran, north korea and global activity groups. >> iran is improving its capabilities to produce a nuclear weapon. they continue to build its missile forces. iran could produce missile material for a nuclear weapon in less than two weeks and several more months to produce an actual nuclear weapon. >> john: we have reaction f

john: good evening. i'm john yang. russian president vladimir putin made an unannounced visit overnight to the ukrainian city of mariupol, once a symbol of defiance when ukrainian forces held out in a steel mill for nearly three months before russian forces seized the city last may. it's putin's first trip to russian-held ukrainian territory, and comes just days after the international criminal court charged him with war crimes and issued an arrest warrant. this week, putin is to meet with chinese president xi jinping in moscow. swiss investment bank ubs has agreed to take over its troubled rival, credit suisse, for more than $3 billion. the deal was engineered by swiss officials in an urgent effort to restore trust in the global banking system. global markets tumbled last week on the news of vulnerabilities at credit suisse, following the earlier collapse of two u.s. banks. officials were eager to finalize the deal before asian markets begin a new trading week. later this week in the united states, the federal reserve

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. >> john: john roberts in washington, sandra, not how we hoped to start off the week. local reports saying the shooting began after 10:30 local time this morning when officers were called for an active shooter, enrollment between 195 to 210 students. it's located about five miles southwest of downtown nashville. >> sandra: then we started getting word three children had been rushed to a nearby hospital. they have now all been pronounced dead after arrival from gunshot wounds. police are set to hold a news conference, got an update moments ago, that should be happening near the top of this hour. confirmed the shooter is dead after being engaged by officer on the ground. >> john: we don't know if there was a school resource officer or the police were the first to respond to the scene, it appears they acted in a way to take the shooter down as quickly as possible. we are still filling in a lot of the details. when you consider this christian academy, again, five miles southwest of nashville on its twitter site, its motto, shepherding minds and celebrating childhood, it's

john? >> john: students at stanford law are getting a lesson in free speech. a half day session to educate them on the first amendment and the norms of the legal profession. it's mandatory after students and an associate dean interrupted a federal judges address earlier this month. the dean has been put on leave but defended her actions saying she was using deescalation techniques. let's bring in host of "fox news sunday," shannon bream. so jenny martinez, the dean of the law school, put out a lengthy letter about this, which said in part, our commitment to diversity and inclusion means we must protect all views. settled first amendment law allows government restrictions on heckling to preserve the counter vailing interest in free speech. i don't think anybody has interpreted dei to mean you have to listen to conservative voices. this is an interesting letter. >> every first year law school know what the first amendment is about. it's not protecting the stuff that we agree with because you wouldn't need it. i think about the supreme court. they ruled on the ch